Symptoms and Diagnosis of Gout
Arthritis / Acute Gout Attack. Gout is a form of arthritis, hence it causes pain and discomfort in the joints. A typical gout attack is characterized by the sudden onset of severe pain, swelling, warmth, and redness of a joint. The clinical presentation of acute gouty arthritis is not subtle with very few mimics other than a bacterial infection.


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Average Age Of Onset Of Gout. May 20th, 2013. Average Age Of Onset Of Gout Detail. Add two cups of Epsom salt is composed of magnesium deficient. Gout usually affects people who have gout or rather avoid foods that would mostly develop gout.


What is a 'Nonmonetary Transaction'
DEFINITION of 'Nonmonetary Transaction'. Transactions that do not result in a transfer of funds between accounts. Nonmonetary transactions can be something as simple as a change of address or can refer to more complex transactions in the financial sector. For example, a $0 deposit to initiate an automated clearing house transaction (e.g., direct deposit or auto-withdrawal) would be considered a nonmonetary transaction. The even exchange of assets (e.g., transferring property or inventory) is a nonmonetary transaction. In cases of property exchange, the fair values of the underlying assets need to be determined, if possible.


Differences Between Monetary and Non-Monetary Incentives
Both monetary and non-monetary incentives can be effective in the workplace, but to varying degrees. Monetary incentives tend to be more effective when the employee is actually motivated by cold, hard cash or additional forms of payment that increase his total compensation.


Monetary/non-monetary method
Under this translation method, monetary items (e.g. cash, accounts payable and receivable, and long-term debt) are translated at the current rate while non-monetary items (e.g. inventory, fixed assets, and long-term investments) are translated at historical rates.


Monetary/non-monetary method
Monetary/Non-Monetary Method. A method of accounting in which liquid assets are calculated according to their current market value while illiquid assets are calculated according to their historical value.


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Monetary/non-monetary method financial definition of Monetary/non-monetary method.


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1 Monetary Units of the Countries of the World. 2  monetary value. 3  monetary value. 4  Monetary Value of Fraud and Error. 5  Monetary Working Capital Adjustment. 6  Monetary, Economic and Social Union. 7  Monetary-Non-Monetary Method. 8  Monetary-Nonmonetary Method.


What does monetary and non-monetary mean?
A good example of non monetary operation, or transaction is depreciation expense as it can decrease net income as any other monetary expense, like paying bills for example, but without actual cash outflow, whereas, paying bills causes actual cash outflow.


Differences Between Monetary and Non-Monetary Incentives
Purpose. The purpose of monetary and non-monetary incentives are similar. Only slight differences may exist between the two in what they are designed to accomplish. A monetary incentive is generally awarded for a job well done and is often something that the employee can strive for. These are usually offered in the form of some type of bonus. However, the purpose of a non-monetary incentive is to generally reward the employee after the fact of doing a good job.


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Fig 1. An Euler brick has integer face di-agonals. It is perfect if the long diagonal is an integer too. Fig 2. The smallest Euler bricks (a,b,c) with a â¤ b â¤ c plotted in the parameter space. The cuboid with dimensions (a,b,c) = (240,117,44) is an example of an Euler brick. It is the smallest Euler brick. It has been found in 1719 by Paul Halcke ( - 1731) [1]. If also the space diagonal is an integer, an Euler brick is called a perfect Euler brick. In other. words, a cuboid has the properties that the vertex coordinates and all distances are integers. It is an open mathematical problem, whether a perfect Euler bricks exist.


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A primitive Euler brick is an Euler brick whose edge lengths are relatively prime.DefinitionThe definition of an Euler brick in geometric terms is equivalent to a solution to the following system of Diophantine equations: { a 2 + b 2 = d 2 a 2 + c 2 = e 2 b 2 + c 2 = f 2 {displaystyle {begin{cases}a^{2}+b^{2}=d^{2}a^{2}+c^{2}=e^{2}b^{2}+c^{2}=f^{2}end{cases}}} where a, b, c are the edges and d, e, f are the diagonals.PropertiesIf (a, b, c) is a solution, then (ka, kb, kc) is also a solution ...


Talk:Euler brick
a Euler brick vs. an Euler brick. I believe the name Euler is pronounced the same as oiler, so the indefinite article should be an, not a. Comments?âGraemeMcRae talk 18:42, 10 April 2009 (UTC) This page discusses a Perfect parallelepiped in the text: A perfect cuboid is the special case of a perfect parallelepiped with all right angles.


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For example, with any 3D Euler brick (a, b, c), we can construct a 6D (ab, ac, bc, aÂ², bÂ², cÂ²) which will have at least 9 equations true. With Euler's (117, 44, 240), we obtain (5148, 28080, 10560, 13689, 1936, 57600):


lgraba / EulerBricks
EulerBricks. A simple python script to generate primitive Euler Bricks. What is an Euler Brick? Purpose: Aside from simply enjoying math and the idea of Euler Bricks, I want to be able to take a simple algorithm and increase its efficiency, learning new techniques in the process. Things to do: Number-theoretical constraints


Primitive Euler Bricks
Exactly two edges of a primitive Euler brick are divisible by 3: each pair of edges are the legs of some pythagorean triple; at least one leg of any pythagorean triple is divisible by 3, so at least one in each pair of edges is divisible by 3, i.e. at least two edges are divisible by 3.


Definition
Given an Euler brick with edges (a, b, c), the triple (bc, ac, ab) constitutes an Euler brick as well. Perfect cuboid Template:Unsolved A perfect cuboid (also called a perfect box) is an Euler brick whose body diagonal is also an integer.


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If a solution exists for the integer brick problem, then either this solution is a âprimitiveâ solution, or it is a multiple of a primitive solution. If a primitive solution exists, exactly one of its dimensions will be âoddâ while the other two dimensions will be âevenâ.


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With a so small k, this is very close to a 3D perfect Euler brick! 1  1887Â² + 2943Â² = 3496Â² + 2 = (3496.00028...)Â². 2  1887Â² + 5247Â² = 5576Â² + 2 = (5576.00017...)Â². 3  2943Â² + 5247Â² = 6016Â² + 2 = (6016.00016...)Â². 4  1887Â² + 2943Â² + 5247Â² = 6305Â² + 2 = (6305.00015...)Â².


007: Simultaneous Polynomials made squares
As the parametrizations are not complete, a negative result to this hyper-elliptic curve certainly does not imply the non-existence of a perfect Euler brick. (Update, 7/2/10): Bremnerâs paper, The rational cuboid and a quartic surface gives more parametrizations of 8th deg, and points out that evidence suggests these can be found for every even deg â¥ 6.


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It isnât clear. whether other large drug companies also are contemplating a purchase of the. company, which is in the process of searching for a new chief executive. July Auto Sales Stoke Fears of Plateau. Sales for the top three auto makers selling in the U.S. slipped in July, reinforc-. ing the view that the light-vehicle market has plateaued after six consecutive. annual volume increases.


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MarketWatch News on F. 1  Apple gets to test driverless cars in California. 2  Big, Luxury SUVs Make a Comeback. 3  These five companies are actually worse than United Airlines.  Tesla Model S sells faster as used car â and for more money â than peers do, study 1  finds. Ford's China sales fall 2  21%. China car-sales growth slows in March.


July US auto sales rose slightly on weaker demand
DETROIT (AP) â U.S. auto sales wilted in July, as hot weather and softening demand kept many buyers at home. Sales rose less than 1 percent over last July, to just over 1.5 million new cars and trucks, according to Autodata Corp.


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Why General Motors Thinks U.S. Auto Sales Haven't Peaked. U.S. auto sales hit record levels last year. GM's chief financial officer argues that 2015 wasn't a peak, but rather the beginning of a plateau, with a few more years of good sales yet to come. Here's his case. Feb 7, 2016 at 8:05AM.


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Shares of auto site TrueCar (TRUE) broke out and drove to a 21-month high early Friday, after the provider of auto-buying information gave 2017 and Q1 sales guidance above Wall Street views and posted Q4 results that beat on the top and bottom lines.


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Updated Aug. 2, 2016 5:25 p.m. Sales for the top three auto makers selling in the U.S. slipped in July as the strong growth rate that defined the past six years slows to a crawl, another indication the industry is entering its first sustained plateau since the decade leading to the financial crisis.


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Shares of auto site TrueCar (TRUE) broke out and drove to a record high early Friday, after the provider of auto-buying information gave 2017 and Q1 sales guidance above Wall Street views and posted Q4 results that beat on the top and bottom lines.


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Stocks were indicated lower on Monday in the wake of Friday's sell-off after the GOP health care plan failed to materialize. Now many of the pro-growth policies that were used in the campaign may be viewed as at-risk, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average may be down about 700 points from its recent all-time highs.


Why General Motors Thinks U.S. Auto Sales Haven't Peaked
Investors' fears that auto sales (and thus automakers' profits) are set to think made January a punishing month for most automakers' stocks. Ford (NYSE:F) fell 14% last month, General Motors (NYSE:GM) was down 11%, Honda (NYSE:HMC) lost over 12%, BMW (NASDAQOTH:BAMXF) fell 19% ... the list goes on and on.


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Updated Aug. 2, 2016 5:25 p.m. ET. Sales for the top three auto makers selling in the U.S. slipped in July as the strong growth rate that defined the past six years slows to a crawl, another indication the industry is entering its first sustained plateau since the decade leading to the financial crisis.


Biology book1
RNA Links the Information in DNA to the Sequence of Amino Acids in Protein | Back to Top. Ribonucleic acid (RNA) was discovered after DNA. DNA, with exceptions in chloroplasts and mitochondria, is restricted to the nucleus (in eukaryotes, the nucleoid region in prokaryotes).


Wavetable synthesis
Table-lookup synthesis (or Wavetable-lookup synthesis) (Roads 1996) is a class of sound synthesis methods using the waveform tables by table-lookup, called table-lookup oscillator technique. The length of waveforms or samples may be varied by each sound synthesis method, from a single-cycle up to several minutes.


PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
The Genetic Code: Translation of RNA code into protein | Back to Top. The code consists of at least three bases, according to astronomer George Gamow. To code for the 20 essential amino acids a genetic code must consist of at least a 3-base set (triplet) of the 4 bases.


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Successful SSuccessful SSSyyyynthesisnthesisnthesis of the of the of the RRRResearch esearch esearch LLLLiteratureiteratureiterature. Much of the literature claims that student motivation increases when the tasks are meaningful. (Bandura, 1997; Craft, 2005; Knowles, 1978; Rogers, 2000; Seifert, 2004).


PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
Information flow (with the exception of reverse transcription) is from DNA to RNA via the process of transcription, and thence to protein via translation. Transcription is the making of an RNA molecule off a DNA template. Translation is the construction of an amino acid sequence (polypeptide) from an RNA molecule.


PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
RNA is synthesized from viral DNA in an infected cell before protein synthesis begins. Some viruses, for example Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV) have RNA in place of DNA. If RNA extracted from a virus was injected into a host cell the cell began to make new viruses. Clearly RNA was involved in protein synthesis.


Wavetable synthesis
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Wavetable synthesis is a sound synthesis technique that employs arbitrary periodic waveforms in the production of musical tones or notes.


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Synthesis means to combine a number of Synthesis. different pieces into a whole. Synthesis is. about concisely summarizing and linking. different sources in order to review the. literature on a topic, make. recommendations, and connect your. practice to the research.


Wavetable synthesis
An example of lookup table, where the data at addresses from 63 to 67 are zoomed. (based on Figure 2.1 on Nelson 2000) On Csound, it is called f-table (function table), and used for various purposes including: wavetable-lookup synthesis, waveshaping, MIDI note mapping, and storing ordered pitch-class sets.


Wavetable synthesis
Principle[edit] Wavetable synthesis is fundamentally based on periodic reproduction of an arbitrary, single-cycle waveform. In wavetable synthesis, some method is employed to vary or modulate the selected waveform in the wavetable. The position in the wavetable selects the single cycle waveform. Digital Interpolation between adjacent waveforms allows for dynamic and smooth changes of the timbre of the tone produced.


Ficus benjamina
Ficus benjamina. Ficus benjamina, commonly known as weeping fig, benjamin fig or Ficus tree, and often sold in stores as just ficus, is a species of flowering plant in the family Moraceae, native to Asia and Australia. It is the official tree of Bangkok.


Meet 9 Species of Fig Trees
This is commonly used as a street tree in tropical areas. As the Latin species name tells you, the fruits are small for figs. Latin Name: Ficus microcarpa. Other Common Names: Laurel fig, laurel rubber, Indian laurel, curtain fig, Malayan banyan, Cuban laurel, Indian laurel fig, strangling fig.


Meet 9 Species of Fig Trees
Meet 9 Species of Fig Trees. Members of the Ficus Genus Attributions are found on individual pages Fig trees, shrubs and lianas are found in the genus Ficus, which is a part of the fig or mulberry family (Moraceae). Most of them are found in the tropical regions of the world. There are some that can live in the warmer temperate areas.


Types of Ficus Tree
Ficus trees (Ficus) belong to the Moraceae plant family. Most ficus tree varieties prefer medium moisture soils in partly shady to fully sunny locations. Gardeners should select ficus trees according to the plant's mature size, hardiness zone, general culture and potential use. Various types of ficus trees grow well in the United States (U.S.).


Indoor Ficus Tree Plant Care
Indoor Ficus Tree Plant Care. Indoor ficus like the bright light of southern exposures. The Ficus family includes a large number of species including the rubber plant (Ficus elastica), weeping fig (Ficus benjamina) and fiddle-leaf fig (Ficus lyrata). Ficus grown as houseplants are much smaller than their outdoor counterparts, which grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 10 through 12.


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Lee County Horticulture Agent. brownsh@ufl.edu (239) 533-7513. Introduction. Ficus is a genus of evergreen and deciduous trees, shrubs, and occasional woody vines with over 700. species. Only 18 species will be covered in this publication. They are those that this author has encoun-. tered growing in Florida. Some of the tallest and most massive tropical trees are members of this genus.


Fig Trees Types and Names of Ficus
Fig Trees Types and Names of Ficus. The common collective name for the Ficus genus is Fig Trees or Figs. There are about 850 species of Ficus in this genus, most types are comprised of trees, however some species of Figs exhibit shrub, vine, epiphyte, and hemiepiphyte growth types. Ficus is a pan-tropical genus of trees, shrubs and vines, they are native throughout the tropics with a few species extending into the semi warm temperate zones.


Introduction to Ficus  (fig trees)
Introduction to Ficus (fig trees) There are about 755 fig tree species worldwide, with around 511 of them occurring in the Indo-Australasian region (Asia, Malesia, Pacific islands and Australia) and approximately 132 in the Neotropical region (Central and South America).


Introduction to Ficus  (fig trees)
The content of the fig pages has been largely drawn from Kees Berg's revisions of Afrotropical Ficus species - numerous publications (see references) culminating in the regional treatment on African fig trees and fig wasps (Berg & Wiebes 1992).


Ficus Hundred Species And Varieties
Browse > Home / Care Tips / Ficus Hundred Species And Varieties. The Ficus family is a diverse one with over eight hundred species and thousands of varieties. Most of these species originate in the Old World tropics. Ficus benjamina, commonly known as the âweeping figâ can originally be found in India, northern Australia, and Southeast Asia.


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In this paper the basic differences between the IEEE 1584 method and the NFPA 70E. task tables are discussed and a recommended speciï¬cation is provided for facility. owners who are interested in achieving compliance with the regulations.


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However, these tables are based on fundamental assumptions about the available. fault current and the overcurrent device clearing time. In order to use the tables, the person in charge must verify that the available fault. current and the overcurrent protective device (OCPD) tripping time are both equal to.


Short Circuit Current Duties of Circuit Breakers and Fuses â Part 1
Itâs important to note that this discussion is intended only to illustrate (by way of example) the ANSI methodologies to find the short circuit current duties to select the short circuit withstand and interrupting capabilities of ANSI-rated circuit breakers and fuses.


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For low voltage systems, the arc fault current will be lower than the. bolted fault current because of arc impedance. Next, under the arc-fault current condition, the clearing time of the protective device. protecting the bus is determined. For fuses, the manufacturerâs total clearing time is.


Definition of 'breaker'
Example sentences containing 'breaker'. He checked the power cable - intact as far as he could see, then traced it back to the circuit breaker. `Hans - switch on the VHF circuit breaker and switch off breaker number fourteen.


Circuit breaker
Circuit breaker. For other uses, see Circuit breaker (disambiguation). A circuit breaker is an automatically operated electrical switch designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by excess current, typically resulting from an overload or short circuit. Its basic function is to interrupt current flow after a fault is detected.


breaker
a person or thing that breaks something, such as a person or firm that breaks up old cars, etc. 2. a large wave with a white crest on the open sea or one that breaks into foam on the shore. 3. electronics short for circuit breaker.


Overdutied Breakers 3
Overdutied Breakers. Previous EE had a short circuit study completed by an outside firm. Resulting study found ~30 breakers that were over-dutied, their SCC rating was less than the available SCC at the bus. Example: SCC available at 480V MCC bus is 33ka. Breaker feeding the MCC is rated at 25ka.


Overdutied Equipment
Overdutied Equipment. I have run into a situation where some power correction units are overdutied. The manufacturer has rated them at 10kA whereas the available fault current is around 29kA at 480V. I am thinking that I may be able to continue using these if current limiting fuses are installed upstream. Looking for thoughts/opinions.


Short Circuit Current Duties of Circuit Breakers and Fuses â Part 1
This is the first of a two-part series on the processes used to find the short circuit current duties of circuit breakers and fuses. In Part 1, weâll use a simplified power system to illustrate the methodologies for medium-voltage circuit breakers and fuses. In Part 2, weâll do the same for low-voltage circuit breakers and fuses.


What is Bigfoot
This is what he told meâ¦. In summer of either 2000 or 2001 John Bohannon witnessed a creature he called Bigfoot on a small ridge next to a hill located just west of the Three Rivers Campground, and lies north of Alamogordo, NM (west of Ruidoso on the west side of the mountain).


Top 5 Bigfoot Theories: What Is Bigfoot Really?
Does Bigfoot really exist? It seems a lot of people think so, and many have their own theories on what he is and where he comes from. Hard-working Bigfoot research organizations are trekking through the woods of North America and the rest of the world as you read this, trying to get to the bottom of the mystery.


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North American Ape Theory. The most prevalent theory is that Bigfoot is a highly-evolved great ape of some sort, a species some researchers have referred to theoretically as the North American Ape. This certainly fits with the description of Sasquatch through the years.


What is Bigfoot
The Southernmost Bigfoot to occupy North America, the Skunk Ape is a resident of Floridaâs extensive Everglades. Some say it is a cousin to Bigfoot, while others say it's the same species. The number of sightings of the Skunk Ape in Florida rival the number sightings of Bigfoot in the Pacific Northwest. The animal earned its name because of its unique smell.


Bigfoot at 50 Evaluating a Half-Century of Bigfoot Evidence
Bigfoot tracks are the most recognizable evidence; of course, the animalâs very name came from the size of the footprints it leaves behind. Unlike sightings, they are physical evidence: something (known animal, Bigfoot, or man) left the tracks. The real question is what the tracks are evidence of. In many cases, the answer is clear: they are evidence of hoaxing.


Bigfoot at 50 Evaluating a Half-Century of Bigfoot Evidence
A half century later, the question of Bigfootâs existence remains open. Bigfoot is still sought, the pursuit kept alive by a steady stream of sightings, occasional photos or footprint finds, and sporadic media coverage.


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I think their claim of fiberglass construction is in reference to the shell, not the entire camper. Posted By: imirish on 10/09/06 04:40pm. kapitman wrote: My Bigfoot (2005 vintage) has a plywood floor. I think their claim of fiberglass construction is in reference to the shell, not the entire camper.


Bigfoot at 50 Evaluating a Half-Century of Bigfoot Evidence
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 26.2, March / April 2002. The question of Bigfootâs existence comes down to the claim that âWhere thereâs smoke thereâs fire.â The evidence suggests that there are enough sources of error that there does not have to be a hidden creature lurking amid the unsubstantiated cases.


Top 5 Bigfoot Theories: What Is Bigfoot Really?
Theory #1: Bigfoot is a Rare North-American Primate. Many experts believe Sasquatch is a species of undocumented ape. The most prevalent theory is that Bigfoot is a highly-evolved great ape of some sort, a species some researchers have referred to theoretically as the North American Ape. This certainly fits with the description of Sasquatch through the years.


What is Bigfoot
The creature, whatever it was, left foot impressions in the sand, so it appears to have been a physical thing and not a hallucination. A case from 1969 is even more remarkable, It describes an encounter between two boys and a huge Bigfoot-like creature. According to the tale, the creature picked the boys up and brought them inside a UFO. The boys saw the Bigfoot sit in a chair while inside the UFO, and saw a device with wires placed upon its head.


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OR even if it does have it turned on, I forget to look to see if it's the green line or blue line because I've been riding the Light Rail for a long time and out of unconscious habit, assume it is the Blue line ALL the time.


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Part of the Trans-Canada Trail network. The 25 km long North Star Rails to Trails links Kimberley to Cranbrook in the South on a converted railway bed. This year round, multi-use (non-motorized only) trail offers gentle grades in both directions allowing for families to enjoy the fantastic scenery together.


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The NorthStar Rails to Trails is a 25 km trail inclusive to a wide variety of non-motorized uses linking Kimberley to Cranbrook in the South on a converted railway bed. Skip to main content


How Do I Find My Route & Stop?
Use the Services Finder to the right to locate the nearest station. Check the Northstar Line (Route 888) schedule for specific times. There are six trips to downtown Minneapolis and six return trips each weekday; there are three trips in each direction on Saturdays and Sundays.


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North Star Rails to Trails
Visit the North Star Rails to Trails on Facebook for more photos and information. If you wish to ride the bus one way and cycle home back then book the Community Bus one day before you travel - call 250 427 7400 (travel Tues to Friday only).


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North Star Rails to Trails
North Star Rails to Trails. The 25 km long North Star Rails to Trails links Kimberley to Cranbrook in the South on a converted railway bed. This year round, multi-use (non-motorized only) trail offers gentle grades in both directions allowing for families to enjoy the fantastic scenery together.


North Star Rails to Trails
North Star Rails to Trails Part of the Trans-Canada Trail network The 25 km long North Star Rails to Trails links Kimberley to Cranbrook in the South on a converted railway bed.


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Typically, a coat of polyurethane dries within 24 hours. For example, if polyurethane is applied to hard wood flooring, it is okay for a person to walk on the floor at the 24-hour mark. Keep Learning.


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For most woodworkers, running their own kiln to quickly dry lumber may be impractical or excessive. In most instances, simply storing project lumber at a targeted humidity level is the best option to ensure it will be at the correct EMC when building time comes.


Teak Care
If the teak is still dark or stained when it dries, a cleaner with oxalic acid is required. This is the active ingredient in most single-part teak cleaners. Wet the teak and sprinkle on the cleaner. Spread it evenly with a Scotchbrite or bronze wool pad, then give it a few minutes to work.


Teak Care
Revised by BoatUS editors in April 2012. In clean air untreated teak weathers to an attractive ash gray, but where most boats live, the assault of modern-day air pollutants quickly turns bare teak nearly black. Scrubbing tends to leave behind an unattractive mottled look, neither golden nor gray.


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Watco teak oil finish has no teak oil in it. It is boiled linseed oil, with resins added to form a film finish. If you don't like it, sanding the finish off is your only choice. Scott. OH, wait a minute ............Yep!.............That's what he said!


Frequently Asked Questions
1. Prepare consists of getting the wood surface ready for stain and finish application, and includes wood conditioning. Before you start a refinishing or finishing project, be sure that the wood's surface is dry and free of old finishes in poor condition, paint, wax, grease, polish, dirt or other foreign matter.


Frequently Asked Questions
To achieve a darker stain color, use coarser grit of sandpaper (#150-#180) on the last sanding you do prior to staining. This will help the wood absorb more color. You can also leave the wet stain on the wood for longer before you wipe away the excess - sometimes as long as 15 minutes. This may help you achieve a deeper color. Note: check the label directions for the particular stain you're using to see the maximum time you can wait before wiping off the excess stain.


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While staining creates a rich, deep color that highlights natural wood grain, it does not provide long-term protection. Without a protective top coat, wood can be damaged easily due to contact with water, food, or sharp objects. A polyurethane top coat protects the wood from scratches, stains and water damage. A Spar Varnish should be used on outdoor wood to protect it from weather damage and UV rays.


Drying Wood at Home
Drying times and kilns. The traditional rule-of-thumb for air-drying lumber is to allow one year of drying time per inch of wood thickness; this adage obviously only takes a few of the aforementioned variables into account, but itâs at least a rough starting point in understanding the time investment required in order to properly air-dry lumber.


How Long Does It Take for Polyurethane to Dry?
Typically, a coat of polyurethane dries within 24 hours. For example, if polyurethane is applied to hard wood flooring, it is okay for a person to walk on the floor at the 24-hour mark. Continue Reading.


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Daubertâs reception at the state court level has been mixed. As precedent, Daubert is not binding on state courts, but the Frye rule that it replaced was also a federal pronouncement that, over time, found adoption in most state courts as the general standard for admissibility of scientific evidence.


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More-over, Rule 702 of the Federal Rules of Evidence has been adopted in thirty-eight states, and since Daubert relies in part on an expansive view of Rule 702, eventually most state courts will be required to reexamine their standards for admissibility of scientific evidence.


What Is Admissible Evidence?
The general rule is that all irrelevant evidence is inadmissible and all relevant evidence is admissible. There are two basic factors that are considered when determining whether evidence is admissible or not: 1  Relevant â The evidence must prove or disprove an important fact in the criminal case.


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At least one circuit court concerned about the enormous power [of a trial court] to foreclose submission of a partyâs case to a jury on the basis of a threshold determination of nonreliability of opinion evidence, has opted to take a hard look at the trial courtâs exercise of discretion.


What Is Admissible Evidence?
However, before evidence can even be used in a criminal case, it must be considered âadmissibleâ. Whether evidence is admissible or not depends on several different factors that the court must analyze.


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Joseph T. Walsh is a justice on the Delaware Supreme Court and previously served on the superior court and the court of chancery. This article is an abridged and edited version of one that originally appeared on page 33 in The Judgesâ Journal, Summer 1997 issue (36:3).


Inadmissible Evidence
Inadmissible Evidence. Testimony or other evidence that fails to meet state or federal court rules governing the types of evidence that can be presented to a judge or jury.


Legal lesson 3
Business record exception. Refers to an exception to the hearsay rule that states that a health record can be admitted into evidence if it can be validated that the health record was made in the regular course of business, at or near the time of the act, by a person knowledgable of the act.


What Is Admissible Evidence?
Admissible evidence is any document, testimony, or tangible evidence used in a court of law. Evidence is typically introduced to a judge or a jury to prove a point or element in a case. 1  Criminal Law: In criminal law, evidence is used to prove a defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.


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How much does a Certified Medication Technician make? The median annual Certified Medication Technician salary is $29,143, as of March 31, 2017, with a range usually between $27,040-$31,641, however this can vary widely depending on a variety of factors.


Medication TechnicianResume Samples
Medication Technicians administer prescribed medication to patients and provide support to nurses and healthcare professionals. A short list of Medication Technician duties includes offering medication to patients, performing basic medical check-ups, providing patient care, updating records, and filling in forms.


Medication TechnicianResume Samples
Caregiver/medication Technician/supervisor. Helped residents with activities of daily living while performing personal care such as hygiene, ambulation, eating, dressing and shaving. Provided residents with transfers and assisted them moving in and out of bed, shower, wheelchairs and vehicles.


Certified Medication Technician (CMT) Program
Certified Medication Technician (CMT) Program. CMT Program Information. The purpose of the Certified Medication Technician (CMT) training program is to prepare individuals for employment as a CMT in an intermediate care or skilled care nursing facility.


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For example the median expected annual pay for a typical Certified Medication Technician in the United States is $29,143, so 50% of the people who perform the job of Certified Medication Technician in the United States are expected to make less than $29,143. Source: HR Reported data as of March 31, 2017. Salary. Salary + Bonus.


Medication Technician: Career and Salary Facts
Medication Technician: Career and Salary Facts. Explore the career requirements for medication technicians. Get the facts about training and certification requirements, salary, and potential job growth to determine if this is the right career for you. Schools offering Medical Assisting degrees can also be found in these popular choices.


Naval Base Ventura County
Naval Base Ventura County was established on October 11, 2000, during a ceremony held at Point Mugu. The two commands of NAS Point Mugu and CBC Port Hueneme were consolidated into a completely new organization.


Port Hueneme
Port Hueneme Beach Park is the main beach in the city of Port Hueneme which is completely... See Beach Details. Famous for surfing, the small beachfront city of Port Hueneme, in Ventura County, is home to a 50-acre park.


Naval Base Ventura County
Naval Base Ventura County (NBVC) is a United States Navy base located near Oxnard, California. The base was formed in 2000 through the merger of Naval Air Station Point Mugu and Naval Construction Battalion Center Port Hueneme.


Welcome to the Navy Lodge Port Hueneme
We are located on Naval Base Ventura County. For detailed information about Naval Base Ventura County, go to: http://www.cnic.navy.mil/Ventura/index.htm. Navy Lodge Port Hueneme is conveniently located to family resources such: Personnel Support Detachment (PSD), Housing Office, Commissary, Navy Exchange, and MWR.


Port Hueneme
Beach Campgrounds of Ventura County. The Ventura County shoreline has many incredible sandy beaches. For some travelers along the Central California Coast the idea of camping is more appealing than booking hotel rooms each night.


Port Hueneme
The clean and friendly Port Hueneme Beach Park includes plenty of picture-perfect locations for setting up a picnic lunch or barbecue, plus a more serene tribute to the memory of Alaska Airlines Flight 261.


Welcome to the Navy Lodge Port Hueneme
We are approximately 3 miles from Oxnard Airport and 60 miles from Los Angeles International (LAX) Airport. Taxi services from Oxnard Airport and Roadrunner Shuttle Services to/from LAX. Navy Lodge Port Hueneme is 4 miles from the city of Oxnard via the historic Pacific Coast Hwy 1. Also, we are approximately 38.1 miles from Santa Barbara via Interstate 101.


Port Hueneme Naval Base Directory
Port Hueneme Naval Base is part of Naval Base Ventura County (NBVC) and is located in beautiful Port Hueneme, California.


Naval Base Ventura County
Located on Naval Base Ventura County is the U.S. Navy Seabee Museum, one of fifteen official U.S. Navy museums. The museum is the principal repository for the Seabeesâ operational history.


Port Hueneme Naval Base Directory
NSWC Port Hueneme Division is a field activity of Naval Sea Systems Command and provides the United States Navy global fleet with weapon system in-service engineering, logistics, and test and evaluation.


Eurypterid
Server admins can use this region information in the Console Command cheat SetTargetDinoColor <ColorRegion> <ColorID>. For example, cheat SetTargetDinoColor 0 6 would color the Eurypterid's cephalothorax and tail flippers magenta.


Eurypterid Trackways - Including the Worlds Largest Eurypterid Track
Eurypterid trackways all look very similar, they have sets of 3 impressions on both the left and right sides (6 legs), and usually a tail imprint running down the center. The tail imprint in the imaged trackway is visible, but faint.


Eurypterida
Eurypterids fossils are known from all continents, and have such amazingly good preservation that their external structure is the best known of all extinct animals. Because of their long tails and the spine-like appendage at the tip, the eurypterids have been called sea-scorpions.


Eurypterus
Eurypterus (/juËËrÉªptÉrÉs/ ew-RIP-tÉr-És) is an extinct genus of sea scorpions. They existed during the Silurian Period, from around 432 to 418 million years ago. There are fifteen species belonging to the genus Eurypterus, the most common of which is Eurypterus remipes, the first eurypterid fossil discovered and the state fossil of New York. Members of Eurypterus averaged at about 13 to 23 cm (5 to 9 in) in length, but the largest individual discovered was 1.3 m (4.3 ft) long.


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The Ciurca Eurypterid Collection Sam Ciurca (at left) and Erik Tetlie hold important specimens of Eurypterus remipes lacustris (YPM.207290) from the Late Silurian Williamsville Formation at Bennett Quarry, Buffalo, New York, USA.


Eurypterida
Baltoeurypterus tetragonophthalmus. left, dorsal (upper) view; right ventral (bottom) view. The morphology of the Eurypterid exoskeleton is very well known, thanks to the work of Holm in 1898, who made a detailed study of the Silurian species Baltoeurypterus tetragonophthalmus, formerly known as Eurypterus fischeri.


Eurypterus
Eurypterus (/ juË Ë r Éª p t Ér É s / ew-RIP-tÉr-És) is an extinct genus of eurypterid, a group of organisms commonly called sea scorpions. The genus lived during the Silurian period, from around 432 to 418 million years ago.


EURYPTERID
EURYPTERID Dictionary entry overview: What does eurypterid mean? â¢ EURYPTERID (noun) The noun EURYPTERID has 1 sense: 1. large extinct scorpion-like arthropod considered related to horseshoe crabs Familiarity information: EURYPTERID used as a noun is very rare.


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Discover the other animals and plants that lived during the following geological time periods. 1  Ordovician period. 2  Silurian period. 3  Devonian period. 4  Carboniferous period. 5  Permian period.


How should I collect and store a urine sample?
Storing a urine sample until you hand it in. If you canât hand your urine sample in within an hour, you should keep it in the fridge at around 4C (39F) for no longer than 24 hours.Put the container of urine in a sealed plastic bag first. If the urine sample isnât kept in a fridge, the bacteria in it can multiply.If this happens, it could affect the test results.ut the container of urine in a sealed plastic bag first. If the urine sample isnât kept in a fridge, the bacteria in it can multiply. If this happens, it could affect the test results.


How long is urine good if kept in the fridge?
Johnny32525 New Member. Urine should be stored in a fridge for no more than 24 hours for use in a lab analysis. Source: Britain's National Health Service (NHS): I cant post link :/ but Google NHS urine sample and you can see my source.ohnny32525 New Member. Urine should be stored in a fridge for no more than 24 hours for use in a lab analysis. Source: Britain's National Health Service (NHS): I cant post link :/ but Google NHS urine sample and you can see my source.


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A-Samples should be stored in a refrigerator. If stored for extended periods of time then they should be frozen. The integrity of our samples is ensured by our proprietary vacuum seal. As long as the sample remains in its vacuum seal it may be kept at room temperature away from direct sunlight for days at a time.It will be good for up to six months, in the vacuum seal, if stored in the refrigerator. If frozen in the vacuum seal, it can last for about 1 year.Once the sample is removed from the vacuum seal, it should not remain at room temperature for more than 18 hours. It will keep in the refrigerator, unsealed, for 30 days.In the freezer, an unsealed bag can last up to 6 months.f frozen in the vacuum seal, it can last for about 1 year. Once the sample is removed from the vacuum seal, it should not remain at room temperature for more than 18 hours. It will keep in the refrigerator, unsealed, for 30 days.


How should I collect and store a stool (faeces) sample?
Storing a stool sample. Stool samples should be delivered as soon as possible as some cannot be analysed if they have been refrigerated (your doctor will tell you if this is the case). If you canât hand the stool sample in immediately, you should store it in a fridge, but for no longer than 24 hours.Place the container in a sealed plastic bag first. Stool samples must be fresh, if they arenât, the bacteria in them can multiply.toring a stool sample. Stool samples should be delivered as soon as possible as some cannot be analysed if they have been refrigerated (your doctor will tell you if this is the case). If you canât hand the stool sample in immediately, you should store it in a fridge, but for no longer than 24 hours.


How should I collect and store a stool (faeces) sample?
You should: 1  collect your stool (faeces) sample in a clean container. 2  store the container in a fridge in a sealed plastic bag if you canât hand it in straight away.toring a stool sample. Stool samples should be delivered as soon as possible as some cannot be analysed if they have been refrigerated (your doctor will tell you if this is the case). If you canât hand the stool sample in immediately, you should store it in a fridge, but for no longer than 24 hours.


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To minimize changes in the urine, always collect the urine sample in a clean, dry container, and take it to your veterinarian's office immediately. If there will be a wait, refrigerate the sample. If the temperature is warm, consider placing the urine in a cooler during transportation.DO NOT FREEZE A URINE SAMPLE.o minimize changes in the urine, always collect the urine sample in a clean, dry container, and take it to your veterinarian's office immediately. If there will be a wait, refrigerate the sample. If the temperature is warm, consider placing the urine in a cooler during transportation. DO NOT FREEZE A URINE SAMPLE.


Help! Bringing a urine sample to the vet.
You will not need to bring a sample to the vet. The vet should be able to get a sample directly from the bladder. The method is called cystocentesis and it's the prefered way of obtaining urine since it prevents contamination from outside sources.ola's headed to the vet tomorrow. I'm willing to bet money that she's got a UTI. I'm going to bring a urine sample for them. The appointment is at 3 in the afternoon, and I plan on collecting a sample from her in the morning (at about 7), because it's the most predictable and will be easiest for me to get.


How long can a urine specimen be kept for a doctor?
Oh well... yes it can sit a bit. You just need to keep it in the fridge, or a cooler or something. My aunt had to collect her urine for 24 hours, and she kept it in the fridge.This was a few years ago and I have yet to eat anything that has come from it. evil_kandykid Â· 8 years ago.ou just need to keep it in the fridge, or a cooler or something. My aunt had to collect her urine for 24 hours, and she kept it in the fridge. This was a few years ago and I have yet to eat anything that has come from it. evil_kandykid Â· 8 years ago.


Can you keep urine fresh in the fridge?
To begin with urine is sterile...so if you keep it in a clean jar and refrigerate it below 4 degree celcius (which is the temperature in a properly working fridge) it should stay fresh for a few days.newfangled_04 Â· 9 years ago.Thumbs up.o begin with urine is sterile...so if you keep it in a clean jar and refrigerate it below 4 degree celcius (which is the temperature in a properly working fridge) it should stay fresh for a few days.


How do you store urine sample?
Report Abuse. If you collect a sample at home, take it to the doctor or clinic as soon as possible after collection. If there is a delay, store the urine sample in the fridge. If you have a glass bottle or old medication bottle then sterilize it and put the urine in that with a label.jackie_jabar Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up.eport Abuse. If you collect a sample at home, take it to the doctor or clinic as soon as possible after collection. If there is a delay, store the urine sample in the fridge. If you have a glass bottle or old medication bottle then sterilize it and put the urine in that with a label.


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No -- it just depends on how quickly you have the headstone made. For some it may be a matter of family tradition or religious tradition. For others it may be an issue of finances.o she went five months without a headstone, when it should have only been about a month or a month and a half. Of course, one of my second cousins had her headstone made about fifteen years before she died. She wanted to be prepared!


Headstones and Markers
There are several types of markers available: 1  Upright headstones-These headstones are 42 inches long, 13 inches wide and 4 inches thick, and made of marble or granite. 2  Weight is approximately 230 pounds. 3  Flat bronze marker-The flat bronze grave marker is 24 inches long, 12 inches wide, with 3/4 inch rise. Flat bronze marker-The flat bronze grave marker is 24 inches long, 12 inches wide, with 3/4 inch rise. 2  Weight is approximately 18 pounds. 3  Anchor bolts, nuts and washers for fastening to a base are furnished with the marker. 4  The government does not furnish a base.


Headstones and Markers
1 Upright headstones-These headstones are 42 inches long, 13 inches wide and 4 inches thick, and made of marble or granite. 2  Weight is approximately 230 pounds. 3  Flat bronze marker-The flat bronze grave marker is 24 inches long, 12 inches wide, with 3/4 inch rise.4  Weight is approximately 18 pounds. Flat bronze marker-The flat bronze grave marker is 24 inches long, 12 inches wide, with 3/4 inch rise. 2  Weight is approximately 18 pounds. 3  Anchor bolts, nuts and washers for fastening to a base are furnished with the marker. 4  The government does not furnish a base.


How long does it take to have a headstone not marker on a grave after someone is buried?
Report Abuse. No -- it just depends on how quickly you have the headstone made. For some it may be a matter of family tradition or religious tradition. For others it may be an issue of finances. Veterans receiving a free headstone provided by the government may have a longer wait due to typical bureaucratic red tape.o she went five months without a headstone, when it should have only been about a month or a month and a half. Of course, one of my second cousins had her headstone made about fifteen years before she died. She wanted to be prepared!


National Cemetery Administration
Memorial headstones and markers for spouses and other dependents are not available for placement in private cemeteries. VA Form 40-1330, Claim for Standard Government Headstone or Marker, must be submitted to request a memorial marker.* NOTE: Link will take you outside the Department of Veterans Affairs web site.emorial headstones and markers for spouses and other dependents are not available for placement in private cemeteries. VA Form 40-1330, Claim for Standard Government Headstone or Marker, must be submitted to request a memorial marker.


Frequently Asked Questions
We expect to deliver your completed memorial (if using inventory stock) in 4 to 6 weeks after you have approved your artwork. Memorials from non inventory stock can take up to 90 to 180 days to complete and deliver.e expect to deliver your completed memorial (if using inventory stock) in 4 to 6 weeks after you have approved your artwork. Memorials from non inventory stock can take up to 90 to 180 days to complete and deliver.


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For instance, you can find most flat grave markers around $1,000 or less. An upright headstone, on the other hand, shall cost up to $10,000. Nonetheless, you can get simple upright tombstones in the range of $1.000 to $3,000.Thus, the average cost of a gravestone is $1,500 to $2,000.However, companion headstones are priced higher than the ones made for individuals.Nowadays, people mostly choose granite and bronze headstones.n upright headstone, on the other hand, shall cost up to $10,000. Nonetheless, you can get simple upright tombstones in the range of $1.000 to $3,000.


How long does it take to get a headstone from the American Legion?
Report Abuse. The American Legion does not provide headstones. Contact your local VA office or on the web at www.va.gov and there will be a section how to order the headstone. Fill out the form and mail it or take it to the nearest VA office and they will assist you.Source(s): va.gov Retired Navy Chief.eport Abuse. The American Legion does not provide headstones. Contact your local VA office or on the web at www.va.gov and there will be a section how to order the headstone. Fill out the form and mail it or take it to the nearest VA office and they will assist you. Source(s): va.gov Retired Navy Chief.


How long does the soil have to settle on a grave before a head-stone can be fitted?
Best Answer: This depends on the size of the person and the quality of the coffin. A heavy built coffin can take months to rot down and settle. It is normal for a wooden cross with the persons name to be fitted and left for at least 12 months before fitting a head stone.If you do this any earlier you could have the problem with it falling over and the chance of it breaking in two. Be patient and give it time to do the job properly. 12 months time. heavy built coffin can take months to rot down and settle. It is normal for a wooden cross with the persons name to be fitted and left for at least 12 months before fitting a head stone. If you do this any earlier you could have the problem with it falling over and the chance of it breaking in two.


Frequently Asked Questions
Headstones weights vary depending on size, thickness and color. For example our most common Headstone is a 24 x 12 x 3 in Grey. Headstone weights range from 86 lbs. to over 1,000 pounds in some of the larger styles.eadstones weights vary depending on size, thickness and color. For example our most common Headstone is a 24 x 12 x 3 in Grey. Headstone weights range from 86 lbs. to over 1,000 pounds in some of the larger styles.


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There were 117 housing units at an average density of 208.9 per square mile (80.7/km2). The racial makeup of the village was 2.9% White, 92.5% Native American, 0.3% from other races, and 4.3% from two or more races.


Santee Sioux Reservation
The Santee reservation, on north edge of Nebraska, is labeled Dakota. The Santee Sioux Reservation of the Santee Sioux (also known as the Eastern Dakota) was established in 1863 in present-day Nebraska. The tribal seat of government is located in Niobrara, Nebraska, with reservation lands in Knox County. 1 History.


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There were 116 housing units at an average density of 206.0 per square mile (80.0/km2). The racial makeup of the village was 7.28% White, 89.07% Native American, 1.66% from other races, and 1.99% from two or more races.


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Santee is located at 42Â°50â²19â³N 97Â°51â²11â³W / 42.838711Â°N 97.853188Â°W / 42.838711; -97.853188 (42.838711, -97.853188). According to the United States Census Bureau, the village has a total area of 0.56 square miles (1.45 km2), all of it land.


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After School Program -- 21stCCLC. PRIDE By Bathke, Ruth Personal Responsibility for Instruction, Dreams, and Enrichment Your students have had many changes at SCS to improve reading scores and increase graduation rates. One change in our 2011 schedule is the addition of PRIDE period for grades 9-12. PRIDE period is the final period of the regularly scheduled day. Teachers have 3-5 students to work with; focusing on attendance, grades, . . .


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Jeannie and the kitchen staff will be preparing a meal. The teachers will be in their rooms and students and. parents/guardians are invited to visit the classrooms and meet the teachers. All of the community is invited. to stop by the school to meet the administrative team and staff.


Santee, Nebraska
Santee is the principal village of the Santee Sioux Reservation in Knox County, Nebraska, United States. The population was 346 at the 2010 census.


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Let us take you on a minitour of the Santee Sioux Indian Reservation. Welcome to The Santee Sioux Tribe of Nebraska Home Page. Let us take you on a minitour of the Santee Sioux Indian Reservation. Come on inside and visit the Village of Santee, rich in culture and history.


Santee, Nebraska
As of 2000 the median income for a household in the village was $16,250, and the median income for a family was $17,813. Males had a median income of $21,875 versus $21,875 for females. The per capita income for the village was $7,879.


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In Java (and in OOP in general) the objects have two kind of fields(variable). Instance variables(or object variable) are fields that belongs to a particular instance of an object.Static variables (or class variable) are common to all the instance of the same class. Here's an example:usage:n the same class, we have an object variable, flavor. This is dependent on the instance of the class, and is set in the constructor. So now you can access this specific muffin's flavor by calling myMuffin.flavor. Notice how we need to instantiate a Muffin object before we can access its flavor.


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If I had to take a guess, the object variable is the object reference aka a pointer the memory location where the object resides. â sunrize920 Jul 2 '13 at 18:58. An object variable is a container that holds a reference to a specific instance of a class.Otherwise known simply as a variable or member â Robert Harveyâ¦ Jul 2 '13 at 18:59. Dang, you guys are fast. I'll ignore the author on this one then.'ll bite. The Object is the instance itself, whereas the Object Variable is the reference to the Object. Here's a contrived example: In his case, there is a single instance of the Object, but it is referenced by two Object Variables: o and ref1.


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1. I am teaching myself Java, and one of the review exercises in my book asks for the difference between an object and an object variable.. I know what an object is (a specific instance of a class), but I can't seem to find the term object variable anywhere in the book (no answers section) or on the internet.'ll bite. The Object is the instance itself, whereas the Object Variable is the reference to the Object. Here's a contrived example: In his case, there is a single instance of the Object, but it is referenced by two Object Variables: o and ref1.


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up vote 2 down vote. The difference between a static variable or a class variable and an instance variable or a object variable is pretty simple. Every object you create has its own copy of its very own instance variables.n the same class, we have an object variable, flavor. This is dependent on the instance of the class, and is set in the constructor. So now you can access this specific muffin's flavor by calling myMuffin.flavor. Notice how we need to instantiate a Muffin object before we can access its flavor.


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To refer to instance methods and variables, you must instantiate the class first, then obtain the methods and variables from the instance. System's out variable is an object, an instance of the PrintStream class (from the java.io package), that implements the standard output stream.The Standard Output Stream in The Nuts and Bolts of the Java Language discusses the standard output stream in detail.n the Java statement System.out.println(today); System.out refers to the out variable of the System class. As you can see, to refer an class's static variables and methods, you use a syntax similar to the C and C++ syntax for obtaining the elements in a structure.


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In the same class, we have an object variable, flavor. This is dependent on the instance of the class, and is set in the constructor. So now you can access this specific muffin's flavor by calling myMuffin.flavor. Notice how we need to instantiate a Muffin object before we can access its flavor.n the same class, we have an object variable, flavor. This is dependent on the instance of the class, and is set in the constructor. So now you can access this specific muffin's flavor by calling myMuffin.flavor. Notice how we need to instantiate a Muffin object before we can access its flavor.


Class vs. Instance
To refer to instance methods and variables, you must reference the methods and variables from an instance of the class. While System's out variable is a class variable, it refers to an instance of the PrintStream class (a member of the java.io package that implements the The Standard Output Stream).nstance Methods and Variables. While System's. When the System class is loaded into the application, the class instantiates PrintStream and assigns the new PrintStream object to the. As you see, you refer to an object's instance methods and variables similar to the way you refer class methods and variables.


Class vs. Instance
To refer to class variables and methods, you join the class's name and the name of the class method or class variable together with a period ('.'). Methods and variables that are not class methods or class variables are known as instance methods and instance variables.nstance Methods and Variables. While System's. When the System class is loaded into the application, the class instantiates PrintStream and assigns the new PrintStream object to the. As you see, you refer to an object's instance methods and variables similar to the way you refer class methods and variables.


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@Faaris Cervon: Object variables are the variables which does not create any object but refer to some object .. exmp: Date d1= new Date(); d1 is a object. date d2; d2 is not an object and neither it refers any object But it can hold any object of type date. d2=d1; // valid. hence d2 is a object variable.'ll bite. The Object is the instance itself, whereas the Object Variable is the reference to the Object. Here's a contrived example: In his case, there is a single instance of the Object, but it is referenced by two Object Variables: o and ref1.


Objects, Instance Methods, and Instance Variables
If the value of a variable is null, then it is, of course, illegal to refer to instance variables or instance methods through that variable -- since there is no object, and hence no instance variables to refer to! For example, if the value of the variable std is null, then it would be illegal to refer to std.test1.n this picture, when a variable contains a reference to an object, the value of that variable is shown as an arrow pointing to the object. Note, by the way, that the Strings are objects! The variable std3, with a value of null, doesn't point anywhere.


Hyaluronidase
Hyaluronidase injection is also used to increase absorption of fluids or medicines that are injected into your skin. It also used to help improve absorption of radioactive substances during a procedure called subcutaneous urography. hyaluronidase is to be given only by or under the direct supervision of a doctor.


Dissolving Juvederm and Radiesse
hi shikshik, the enzyme that dissolves juvederm or restylane is called hyaluronidase and it really dissolves them completely. it is very safe to use, i do it all the time. yes, my practice is exclusively non surgical aesthetics, so i specialize in this kind of stuff. the enzyme takes about a day or less to work.


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Doctors and researchers are aware that scar tissue is difficult to remove or alter. One method of degrading undesirable scar tissue that has shown promise is to apply hyaluronidase, a mucolytic enzyme. Hyaluronidase breaks down hyaluronic acid, an ingredient of connective tissue.


Puffy Under Eye After Hyaluronidase Injections
With the presence of scar tissue, the hyaluronidase may not have reached the targeted area which is the collection of hyaluronic acid underlying the scar. One thing you could do is gentle massage of the scarred area to help redistribute the hyaluronic acid. Good luck.


Puffy Under Eye After Hyaluronidase Injections
Recently, I had an overfill of Juvederm under both eyes. I had Hyaluronidase injections to help dissolve the filler. My left eye area responded very well, but the area with the tiny scar did not. A kidney-shaped eye bag remains right there under the scar. On Friday, which will be a week after my first injection, I am scheduled to have another injection on the same area.


Dissolving Juvederm and Radiesse
20 thoughts on âDissolving Juvederm and Radiesseâ. 1  hi i had lip fillers done a few weeks ago im sure they weir overfilled as my top lip covers my bottom lip i had 1.6ml of juvaderm injected. I was wondering what product will disolve this and if it will disolve all of the juvaderm injected.


Clinical noteHyaluronidase in the management of pain due to post-laminectomy scar tissue
All rights reserved 0304-3959/94/$07.00 273 PAIN 2541 Hyaluronidase in the management of pain due to post-laminectomy scar tissue P.A.J. Borg * and H.J. Krijnen The Pain Clinic, Department of Anaesthesiology, Academic Hospital Groningen, 9700 RB Groningen (The Netherlands) (Received 11 October 1993; accepted 10 January 1994) Summary We describe a ...


Clinical noteHyaluronidase in the management of pain due to post-laminectomy scar tissue
In our patient, suffering from a rebound radiculopa- thy due to clearly demonstrable scar tissue around the L5 root, in whom re-exploration was not a feasible option, hyaluronidase applied locally succeeded in pro- ducing periods with drastic reduction of pain where regular pharmaceutical means had failed.


Clinical noteHyaluronidase in the management of pain due to post-laminectomy scar tissue
At the eighth injection (600 U) of hyaluronidase, radio-opaque dye patient reported an interval of 2 weeks with a pain reduction down was used as well, showing spread into the anterior part of the to a VAS score of 3. Injection of 300 U increased the period of intervertral foramen (Fig. 2).


Hyaluronidase
A Joint Effort: A Provider's Guide To Orthopedic Pain Options. Hyaluronidase injection is a spreading substance. It is used with other medicines given under the skin to improve their uptake by the body. This method of drug delivery is only used when the drug cannot be given by injection into a vein.


Split Reins
Below are split reins for sale on eBay. Split reins are made from a variety of materials (leather, synthetics, cotton, etc.), and come in a variety of lengths, widths, and weights. Split reins are usually the preferred choice of working cowboys and cowgirls. Please scroll down toward the bottom of the page for good things to know before buying split reins.


Split Reins
Split reins are a piece of equipment used for communicating with a horse while it is being ridden. Split reins are actually two separate, individual reins that are used together, with one rein on each side of the horse's neck.


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Often, reins. a leather strap, fastened to each end of the bit of a bridle, by which the rider or driver controls a horse or other animal by pulling so as to exert pressure on the bit.


What Are Naturally Weighted Reins?
A weighted rein refers to a rein that is heavier on one or both ends. Naturally weighted reins are cut from hides that are specifically chosen for their weights and thicknesses. No extra leather or additional materials are added to the them. Notice in the picture the difference in the thicknesses of the tail, center and bit ends of this pair of reins.


Split Reins
Western split reins for all your training and showing needs. Western split reins are often used for Western pleasure, equitation or trail riding. Split reins are two separate long reins made of leather, nylon or other materials. They are used when a rider neck reins to steer his or her horse. Western split reins are designed for the rider to be able to easily drop their reins when dismounting without the horse getting a leg caught.


What Are Naturally Weighted Reins?
The biggest key to making very good naturally weighted reins is realizing and culling hides that will not make a premium set of reins! Only the most dense, tightest fibered hides go into making a harness leather bridle rein that, once you ride with it, youâll never want to ride with any other.


What Are Naturally Weighted Reins?
To cut good bridle reins only very good hides can be used. The hides are laid out flat and the reins are cut across the entire length of each hide with the thicker, heavier areas of the hides becoming the tail and bit ends of the reins.


Split Reins
Which type of reins a rider uses, split reins or one rein, is a matter of personal preference. Split reins are commonly seen in the Western riding disciplines, although some Western riders might use one rein. Split reins are heavily preferred by most working cowboys and cowgirls.


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Connect the neutral wire from the light fixture to the neutral white wire(s) in the box. If your fixture is wired with lamp-style cord rather than white (neutral) and black (hot) wires, identify the neutral wire by looking for silver conductors, writing, squared corners, or ribs or indentations on the insulation.hoto 5: Add a ground wire to a metal box. Attach a ground wire to the metal box if it's not already present (turn power off first). Wrap the end of a 6-in. length of bare copper wire around a No. 10-32 ground screw and drive it into the threaded hole in the bottom of the box.


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1 Light fixtures with more than one lamp may have a pair of black and white wires for each lamp. 2  These connect to the black and white wires in the electrical box with the provided larger wire nuts. 3  Motion lights have black, white and red wires.4  Black and white always connect to black and white.ip. 1  Light fixtures with more than one lamp may have a pair of black and white wires for each lamp. 2  These connect to the black and white wires in the electrical box with the provided larger wire nuts. 3  Motion lights have black, white and red wires. 4  Black and white always connect to black and white.


What Wires Go to What When Hooking Up a Light Fixture?
3. Take off the cover, and note the color of the wire insulation for the wires that connect to each side of the switch. You'll see white wires at one side of the switch and black wires attached at the other side. One of the black and white wires goes to the light fixture.ip. 1  Light fixtures with more than one lamp may have a pair of black and white wires for each lamp. 2  These connect to the black and white wires in the electrical box with the provided larger wire nuts. 3  Motion lights have black, white and red wires. 4  Black and white always connect to black and white.


Electrical Tips: Replacing a Light Fixture
Touch a circuit tester to the ground wire and the hot wire to test the ground. If it lights, the ground is good. Your new light fixture will have a ground wire (green coated or bare copper). But if you have an older metal box, there may not be a ground wire inside the box to connect to.Adding a ground wire to the box isnât difficult; just connect a 6-in.o even if you cut the power to the light fixture, there may still be live wires in the junction box. To be safe, check all the wires in the box with a noncontact voltage detector before you disconnect any wires. Just touch each wireâs insulation with the tester. If the light glows, the wire is live.


What Wires Go to What When Hooking Up a Light Fixture?
Tip. 1  Light fixtures with more than one lamp may have a pair of black and white wires for each lamp. 2  These connect to the black and white wires in the electrical box with the provided larger wire nuts. 3  Motion lights have black, white and red wires. 4  Black and white always connect to black and white.ip. 1  Light fixtures with more than one lamp may have a pair of black and white wires for each lamp. 2  These connect to the black and white wires in the electrical box with the provided larger wire nuts. 3  Motion lights have black, white and red wires. 4  Black and white always connect to black and white.


How to Wire Recessed Ceiling Lights
Connect the Switch. When all of the fixtures have been wired, pull the cable from the first light fixture into the switch box and secure it with a box clamp. Pull the power wire from the main circuit into the box. (Make sure the power is shut off, and test the wires with a circuit tester to be safe.).onnect the Wire to the Fixtures. At each fixtureâs attached junction box, remove a knockout tab with a screwdriver (Image 1) for each of the incoming, and outgoing, cables and pull the cables into the box. Secure the cables with box clamps.


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Step 6. Install the bulbs. Install the recommended bulbs with the correct wattage for the fixture. Now's a good time to upgrade to a more efficient bulb such as LED. Turn on the circuit at your electrical panel first, and then turn on the light switch to the fixture.tep 6. Install the bulbs. Install the recommended bulbs with the correct wattage for the fixture. Now's a good time to upgrade to a more efficient bulb such as LED. Turn on the circuit at your electrical panel first, and then turn on the light switch to the fixture.


Change a Light Fixture
Typically, the black wires connect to each other, and the white wires connect to each other. A grounding wire, which is often green, connects to a grounding screw on the grounding bar. Use a wire stripper to remove the protective coating of the wires on the fixture.tep 6. Install the bulbs. Install the recommended bulbs with the correct wattage for the fixture. Now's a good time to upgrade to a more efficient bulb such as LED. Turn on the circuit at your electrical panel first, and then turn on the light switch to the fixture.


How to Wire Recessed Ceiling Lights
Twist them together and secure the splice with a wire nut. Connect the ground wires to each other and to the green ground screw on the switch. Install bulbs in all of the light fixtures, restore the power and test the operation of the switch and fixtures.onnect the Wire to the Fixtures. At each fixtureâs attached junction box, remove a knockout tab with a screwdriver (Image 1) for each of the incoming, and outgoing, cables and pull the cables into the box. Secure the cables with box clamps.


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Crawl Space Waterproofing. Insects and rodents thrive in dark, wet spaces such as the crawl space under your house. The moisture inherent in crawl spaces can allow dangerous mold and mildew to accumulate, as well as damage the structure or foundation of your home. The growth and damage can even decrease your property value.


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Mid-Atlantic Waterproofing can waterproof your crawl space using top rated products and proven techniques by which moisture is reduced and your family is better protected from mold and mildew. Our services are designed to offer you the best solution for waterproofing crawl spaces in your home.


Crawl Space Waterproofing
Our first step in waterproofing your crawl space is to create a perimeter drainage channel along the interior edge of your foundation walls. Any water entering from your floor (or through the walls themselves) is collected in this drainage system, which is pitched downwards to a sump pump.


Crawl Space Waterproofing
Waterproofing a crawlspace is defined as the resistance of the passage of water under hydrostatic pressure (ground water) through the foundation and accumulating in the crawlspace.


Crawl Space Encapsulation
Keep moisture out of your crawl space to keep mold and rot out of your home. Crawl spaces are humid, dark places where mold grows, wood rots, and bad air accumulates, eventually making it into your house above. They contribute to energy inefficiency, unnecessary home repairs, and even health problems.


Waterproofing Basement and Crawlspace Foundations
Interior basement walls should be scrubbed free of mildew or mold and then primed with a waterproofing paint that is suitable for the surface. Two to three coats of a sealant may be necessary. Crawl space foundations are easily waterproofed by gluing a thick sheet of plastic to the ground and walls. This will help keep ground water from leaking in through the crawl space. Drylok may also be applied to the walls of a crawl space to further prevent water damage. See also: Preventing Basement Moisture.


Crawl Space Waterproofing
Mostly all problems in a crawlspace can be traced back to some type of water or moisture intrusion into the crawlspace. Wood rot, Mold, Termites, and Musty odors are all symptoms of a wet crawlspace. A wet crawl space will also add excessive amounts of unwanted water vapor or moisture to your home every day. Also, your home will NOT pass a home inspection with water in your crawlspace.


Crawl Space Waterproofing
If your crawl space is experiencing flooding of any kind, whether from a groundwater leak or from a plumbing failure, there are two important things you should keep in mind: The flooding will not stop. In fact, it's likely to get worse over time.


Crawl Space Encapsulation
Real Crawl Space Waterproofing. Many companies offer crawl space waterproofing but donât do it to our standard. When we encapsulate a crawl space, we use 12-millimeter-thick plastic and seal any cracks, seams, and vents with spray foam and caulk to lock out all moisture from the surrounding atmosphere and soil.


Crawl Space Waterproofing
If your crawl space is experiencing flooding of any kind, whether from a groundwater leak or from a plumbing failure, there are two important things you should keep in mind: 1  The flooding will not stop. 2  The flooding is causing damages that will require more expensive repairs later if it's ignored today.


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1 The lowest monthly average temperature in Redmond for December is 42 degrees. 2  The most monthly precipitation in Redmond occurs in January with 0 inches. 3  The air quality index in Redmond is 1% better than the national average.  The pollution index in Redmond is 750% worse than the national average.


Porterville, California
Redmond, Washington, gets 35 inches of rain per year. The US average is 37. Snowfall is 3 inches. The average US city gets 25 inches of snow per year. The number of days with any measurable precipitation is 152. On average, there are 155 sunny days per year in Redmond, Washington. The July high is around 75 degrees. The January low is 37. Our comfort index, which is based on humidity during the hot months, is a 70 out of 100, where higher is more comfortable.


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Redmond Average Weather. 1  The highest monthly average temperature in Redmond for July is 64 degrees. 2  The lowest monthly average temperature in Redmond for December is 42 degrees.  The most monthly precipitation in Redmond occurs in January with 0 inches.


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1 The most monthly precipitation in Redmond occurs in January with 0 inches. 2  The air quality index in Redmond is 1% better than the national average.  The pollution index in Redmond is 750% worse than the national average.


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Average monthly Redmond temperature with heat index. Source: The Redmond, WA weather data displayed above is derived from the NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric). Air quality and pollution data is derived from the EPA (United States Environmental Protection Agency).


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1 The highest monthly average temperature in Redmond for July is 64 degrees. 2  The lowest monthly average temperature in Redmond for December is 42 degrees. 3  The most monthly precipitation in Redmond occurs in January with 0 inches.  The air quality index in Redmond is 1% better than the national average.


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Climate data for Seattle, WA - 98164 - 1961-1990 normals - weather. Jan: January, Feb: February, Mar: March, Apr: April, May: May, Jun: June, Jul: July, Aug: August, Sep: September, Oct: October, Nov: November, Dec: December.


Temperature - Precipitation - Sunshine - Snowfall
Climate data for redmond roberts ap, Longitude: -121.139, Latitude: 44.2558. Average weather Redmond, OR - 97756 - 1981-2010 normals. Jan: January, Feb: February, Mar: March, Apr: April, May: May, Jun: June, Jul: July, Aug: August, Sep: September, Oct: October, Nov: November, Dec: December.


Unit 6 Glaciers, Desert, and Wind
This uppermost zone of a glacier is brittle, and it si referred to as the zone of fracture. This brittle topmost ice piggybacks a ride on the flowing ice below. The zone of fracture experiences tension when the glacier moves over irregular terrain. This tension results in gaping cracks called crevasses.


Unit 6 Glaciers, Desert, and Wind
They form where snow and ice accumulate at the head of a valley glacier. Cirques begin as irregularities in the mountainside. Glaciers carve cirques by plucking rock from along the sides and the bottom. The glaciers then act as a conveyor belt that carries away the debris.


Unit 6 Glaciers, Desert, and Wind
Within the glacier, the ice still flows. It acts as a conveyor belt to carry rock debris to the end of the glacier. When the ice there melts, it deposits the debris and forms a ridge (an end moraine). The longer the glacier remains stationary, the larger the end moraine grows.


Crevasse
Easton Glacier, Mount Baker, in the North Cascades, Washington. A crevasse is a deep crack, or fracture, found in an ice sheet or glacier, as opposed to a crevice that forms in rock. Crevasses form as a result of the movement and resulting stress associated with the shear stress generated when two semi-rigid pieces above a plastic substrate have different rates of movement.


What causes a crevasse on glaciers?
A quick or sharp movement from the glacier could cause the crevasse. Fast increases in temperature or the overall global warming can cause the glaciers to form crevasses as well. Also in some cases water flows can cause or deepen crevasses.


Glaciers
Marginal crevasses form along the sides of a glacier due to the differential flow of the ice. Glaciers move faster in the center than at the edges, which are restrained by the stationary rock on the sides and beneath the shallower ice.


Glaciers
Because glacial ice flows, it has many characteristics of a liquid. One is the formation of kinematic waves. These waves are essentially slow-motion shockwaves in the ice that form from very heavy snow years and take years to propagate down the length of the glacier.


Unit 6 Glaciers, Desert, and Wind
Basal slip is the second cause of glacial movement. Due to gravity, the entire ice mass actually slips and slides downhill along the ground. The upper 50 meters of a glacier is not under enough pressure to have plastic flow. The surface of the glacier behaves differently than the ice below.


Crevasse
Transverse crevasses are the most common crevasse type. They form in a zone of longitudinal extension where the principal stresses are parallel to the direction of glacier flow, creating extensional tensile stress. These crevasses stretch across the glacier transverse to the flow direction, or cross-glacier.


Glaciers
Because the tension develops along the fall line, transverse crevasses tend to form as straight crevasses across glaciers, perpendicular to the flow. Conversely, at the bottom of drops or in bowls, the ice is in a compression zone and is generally free of crevasses. Transverse crevasse formation.


Associated Autoimmune Disorders, Conditions, and Cancers
Celiac Disease Foundation. Associated Autoimmune Disorders, Conditions, and Cancers. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder. People with one autoimmune disorder are prone to getting other autoimmune disorders. For people with celiac disease, the later the age of diagnosis, the greater the chance of developing another autoimmune disorder. Other serious conditions and some cancers are also associated with celiac disease, though following a strict, gluten-free diet may decrease cancer risk.


Celiac Disease and Cancer: Whatâs the Real Risk?
âIn fact celiac disease might increase the risk of one cancer and decrease the risk of another. Studying them on the aggregate often leads to confusion. Itâs important to evaluate each cancer with regard to its relationship with celiac disease.â. Early findings provoked a variety of further research.


Celiac Disease and Cancer: Whatâs the Real Risk?
âOne [cancer] is called enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma. Itâs a kind of lymphoma of the small intestine,â says Benjamin Lebwohl, M.D., assistant professor of medicine in epidemiology at the Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University in New York City.


What Are the Complications from Celiac Disease?
Researchers also have found connections between celiac and these conditions: Lymphoma. Celiac disease is an immune system condition, and lymphocytes are part of the immune system, so itâs possible that a condition like celiac disease could cause cancer in those cells.


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September 11, 2014. The risk for certain types of malignancy in celiac disease (CD) patients has long been a cause for concern. Other types of cancers, such as breast cancer and lung cancer, may be less common in subjects with CD.


Celiac Disease and Cancer Risk: A Population-Based Study
Celiac Disease and Cancer Risk: A Population-Based Study. The risk for certain types of malignancy in celiac disease (CD) patients has long been a cause for concern. Other types of cancers, such as breast cancer and lung cancer, may be less common in subjects with CD.


Celiac Disease and Cancer: Whatâs the Real Risk?
With celiac disease, the bodyâs immune system attacks its own gut lining. With cancer, cells grow abnormally and invade other parts of the body. But real science indicates people with celiac disease face increased risk for certain types of cancer.


What Are the Complications from Celiac Disease?
When you have celiac disease, your body has a major problem with gluten. For reasons that scientists donât completely understand, gluten makes your immune system attack the lining of the small intestine if you have this condition. This causes serious damage and problems that can go beyond the digestive system.


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Fertility problems. Women with uncontrolled celiac disease can have a hard time getting pregnant, and they may be more likely to miscarry. Nervous system disorders. People with celiac disease are more likely to have nerve problems (neuropathy) and problems with controlling their movement (ataxia).


Definition & Facts for Celiac Disease
Definition & Facts. Celiac disease is a digestive disorder that damages the small intestine. People with celiac disease cannot eat gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley, and rye. The disease can cause long-term digestive problems and keep you from getting nutrients you need.


Big Ideas in Beginning Reading
Design questions in which other knowledge (not provided in the passage) is required to respond. Teaching Evaluative Question Answering: Design Considerations Conspicuous Strategies


What are Literal and Inferential and Evaluative Questions?
Inferential - A question that cannot be answered straight from the text. You will need to think about it and read over the text to see. The text only tells you hints and clues. Sometimes you would need to word it. Evaluative - Evaluative questions are very similar to Inferential Questions. However, Evaluative sort of sums up the text and ask you to judge something of the text such as; the meaning, truth, answer, opinion and etc.


Evaluation
The word evaluation has various connotations for different people, raising issues related to this process that include; what type of evaluation should be conducted; why there should be an evaluation process and how the evaluation is integrated into a program, for the purpose of gaining greater knowledge and awareness?


Reading Comprehension: Literal, Inferential & Evaluative
Evaluative meaning is what the text is telling us about the world outside the story. Readers must analyze what they have read. Then, they must form an opinion based on the information.


Evaluation
incurred. 1  Respect for People: Evaluators respect the security, dignity and self-worth of the respondents, program participants, clients, and other stakeholders with whom they interact.This is particularly pertinent with regards to those who will be impacted upon by the evaluation findings.


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We will address these questions in Section 3 of this Toolkit. SUGGESTIONS & EXAMPLES: Goals and Objectives. If you have not developed goals for your problem or you are unclear of your goals, now is a good time to develop or even re-examine them. Put this information in your Evaluation Notebook.


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Questions of Fact, Interpretation, and Evaluation. During discussion, three kinds of questions can be raised about a reading selection: questions of. fact, questions of interpretation, and questions of evaluation. QUESTIONS OF FACT ask students to recall a factual detail in the selection by citing or. paraphrasing the authorâs words.


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Evaluative Questions This is the only type of question in which your personal opinion can be stated. In short, what do you think about some idea or theme that is presented in the work?


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A question that makes the reader think of the answer based on what they know. Ex: Do you think Anne Frank is a girl all girls should look up to? A question that makes the reader think of the answer based on what they know.


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Evaluative question is a question is answered based on one's values and beliefs. It requires information and sources outside of the text. It seeks to identify your perspective or point of view. However, evaluative questions still need support from text.


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Task: Convert 75 US fluid ounces to milliliters (show work) Formula: US fl oz x 29.5735296 = mL Calculations: 75 US fl oz x 29.5735296 = 2,218.01472 mL Result: 75 US fl oz is equal to 2,218.01472 mL.


How many fluid ounces are in a pint?
The official answer is as follows: USA system: 16 USA ounces to the USA pint. Imperial system (old British system): 20 imperial fluid ounces to the imperial pint. Note that the USA ounce and the imperial ounce are slightly different. The USA ounce is larger; it's 29.6 mL, whereas the imperial ounce is 28.4 mL.


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The answer is 29.5735296875 ml/ fl. oz.(US) For imperial measure there is 28.35 ml in a fluid ounce.


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1 US fluid ounce = 29.5735297 milliliters (about 30 mL).   Millimeters are a measurement of length liquid ounces are a volume the two do not compute with each other, Howevâ¦er the following does work with milliliters.     1 US fluid ounce = 29.5735296 milliliters One fluid ounce equals 2 TBS, 8 drams, 30cc, or 30ml.


How Many Milliliters Are in 10 Ounces?
Quick Answer. The equivalent of 10 fluid ounces is 295.7 milliliters. Because 1 fluid ounce equals 29.57 milliliters, converting 10 fluid ounces to milliliters requires multiplying the number of ounces (10) by 29.57 milliliters per fluid ounce or simply moving the decimal point one place to the right. Continue Reading.


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Because the imperial system is ridiculous, fluid ounces are a measure of volume not weight. Depending on where you are, it's either 20 or 16 fluid ounces to the pint. If we want the density of milk, it's about 2-3% more dense than water and water weighs about 1 pound per 16 fl. oz., so a little bit over a pound.


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fl oz: Ounces, mL: Milliliter. There are 29.573529564112 milliliter in a ounce. 1 Ounce is equal to 29.573529564112 Milliliter. 1 fl oz = 29.573529564112 mL. Known as the US fluid ounce, the unit of volume for liquid substances is used as ounce in the US and other countries practicing the US Customary system.


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The frozen 4-oz. hamburger took about three times as long to cook as the fresh 4-oz. hamburger. The frozen 8-oz. hamburger took about twice as long to cook as the fresh 8-oz. hamburger. No. one can predict the safety of a hamburger cooked on an outdoor grill if one does not use a proper. thermometer.


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Turkey or chicken burgers: Well: Grill for 5 minutes, flip, grill for 5 more minutes. (170Â° F) However, keep in mind that time alone is never a reliable measure of doneness. There are just to many things that can affect it (patty thickness, wind, outdoor temp., heat source consistency, and so on...).


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It was allowed to reach a temperature of over 400ÂºF before the hamburgers were put on the grill. (See Figure 1, next page.) The hamburgers were made from 80% lean, 20% fat ground beef. purchased from a grocery store the day prior to this study. They were formed at home in a 4-. inch hamburger patty former.


Can You Cook Hamburgers on a George Foreman Grill?
Place the burgers on the bottom cooking plate. The number of burgers your Foreman holds varies with the model and how large you make the patties; however, you must space each burger at least 1/4 inch apart for even cooking on all sides. Close the grill without smashing the burgers. The top of the grill sits on the burgers by its own weight, so just lay it on the burgers without pressing. Cook 1/2-inch-thick burgers 3 to 5 minutes for medium-rare; cook for 5 to 6 minutes for medium; cook for 6 to 8 minutes for well-done. Cook burgers thinner than 1/2 inch about 1 minute less and burgers thicker than 1/2 inch about 1 minute longer.


How long do you grill hamburgers â¦
Let's start with the patties... The optimal thickness for burgers is about 3/4 of an inch thick (unless your making sliders or mini's which can be made a little thinner). Any thinner than they can tear when you transfer them onto the grill and dry out while being grilled.


How long do you grill hamburgers â¦
Well Done (165Â° F and up): Grill for 3 minutes, flip, grill for 7 more minutes. Well: Grill for 5 minutes, flip, grill for 5 more minutes. However, keep in mind that time alone is never a reliable measure of doneness. There are just to many things that can affect it (patty thickness, wind, outdoor temp., heat source consistency, and so on...).


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Table 1 shows the cooking times and temperatures for the various hamburgers. Table 1. Hamburger Cooking On Weber Grill, June 4, 2005. All hamburgers were 4 inches in diameter; 4 oz. were 1/2 thick; 8 oz. were 1 thick. They were 80 / 20 lean beef.


How long do traffic tickets stay on your record in Georgia?
Posted April 9, 2014 5:36pm. Charge will always be on your record, the insurance company you use makes the decision on how far they look back. Because they are private companies, they each have their own policy on how long to look back in order to raise your rates.


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How long do traffic tickets stay on your record in Georgia? I got a stop sign violation in 2012. It wasn't very expensive, I went to court and plead nolo, paid it off, and they didn't put any points on my license.


How long do traffic tickets stay on your record in Georgia?
How long do traffic tickets stay on your record in Georgia? Lagrange, GA | April 9, 2014 1:24am. I got a stop sign violation in 2012. It wasn't very expensive, I went to court and plead nolo, paid it off, and they didn't put any points on my license.


Traffic Tickets in North Carolina
The best thing you can do to avoid North Carolina traffic tickets is to be a safe, responsible driver. In addition, the passage of time helps. In North Carolina, points generally stay on your record for 3 years. If you remain ticket-free during this time, points should go away. Of course, you can always take a North Carolina defensive driving course to reduce points on your driving record faster, and to potentially lower your insurance rate.


About the NYS Driver Point System
The Driver Violation Point System gives the New York State DMV a way to identify and take action against high risk drivers. The DMV assigns points for certain traffic violations. If you get 11 points in an 18-month period, your driver license may be suspended. 1 However, the point system is not the only way to lose your license (see Suspensions and Revocations). How your point total is calculated. you must be convicted of the traffic violation before points are added to your driving record.


What is a Point
Depending on the type of traffic ticket, you can get from 1 - 2 points for a traffic ticket, 1 point for an accident. Examples of points: If you get a ticket for speeding, running a red light, making an unsafe lane change, or having an at-fault accident, a point will be placed on your driving record.


Do infractions stay on your record?
Points for serious violations like DUI and hit-and-run incidents stay on for 10 years. Failure to appear in court for any traffic violation will remain on your driving record for 5 years. Failure to appear in court for a DUI will remain on record for 10 years.


Traffic Tickets in North Carolina
When you get a traffic ticket and are convicted of a violation, the corresponding number of points is added to your driving record, in addition to any fines you may have to pay. If you accumulate 12 points within 3 years, you could have your drivers license suspended.