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8.1 How to Select the Best Metadata Standard. Descriptive metadata is a resource for discovery and identification, used for the indexing, discovery, and identification of the digital resources, e.g., title, author, and keyword..4.1 EAD. _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Descriptive metadata is a resource for discovery and identification, used for the indexing, discovery, and identification of the digital resources, e.g., title, author, and keyword.


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Introduction: A wide variety of descriptive metadata schemas currently exist, but as of yet no single metadata schema has accepted as the 'best metadata standard' for every project. In any case, deciding which metadata schema to use should be determined before materials are digitized..4.1 EAD. _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Descriptive metadata is a resource for discovery and identification, used for the indexing, discovery, and identification of the digital resources, e.g., title, author, and keyword.


Metadata
This standard refers to metadata as information objects about data, or data about data. In ISO/IEC 11179 Part-3, the information objects are data about Data Elements, Value Domains, and other reusable semantic and representational information objects that describe the meaning and technical details of a data item.hile the metadata application is manyfold covering a large variety of fields, there are specialised and well-accepted models to specify types of metadata. Bretheron & Singley (1994) distinguish between two distinct classes: structural/control metadata and guide metadata.


METS: An Overview & Tutorial
Descriptive Metadata-The descriptive metadata section may point to descriptive metadata external to the METS document (e.g., a MARC record in an OPAC or an EAD finding aid maintained on a WWW server), or contain internally embedded descriptive metadata, or both.ithout structural metadata, the page image or text files comprising the digital work are of little use, and without technical metadata regarding the digitization process, scholars may be unsure of how accurate a reflection of the original the digital version provides.


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8.4.2 VRA. _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Descriptive metadata is a resource for discovery and identification, used for the indexing, discovery, and identification of the digital resources, e.g., title, author, and keyword..4.1 EAD. _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Descriptive metadata is a resource for discovery and identification, used for the indexing, discovery, and identification of the digital resources, e.g., title, author, and keyword.


WDL Descriptive Metadata Element Set
WDL Descriptive Metadata Element Set. A standard set of metadata elements must be used to describe all WDL digital objects. âDigital objectâ refers to any primary source or other item selected for inclusion as an artifact on the WDL.DL Descriptive Metadata Element Set. A standard set of metadata elements must be used to describe all WDL digital objects. âDigital objectâ refers to any primary source or other item selected for inclusion as an artifact on the WDL.


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Window Framing Components. 1  Double Top Plate â Double top plates are almost always used in todayâs modern framing. 2  Cripple â Window and door cripples are studs that fill the space above a header and below a sill. 3  Header â Headers are a load bearing beam that transfers the load above the opening down to the jacks.


How To Frame Window Openings
The double top plate helps evenly distribute the load to the studs below. Cripple â Window and door cripples are studs that fill the space above a header and below a sill. Header â Headers are a load bearing beam that transfers the load above the opening down to the jacks.


How to Remove an Old Window and Frame a New One
Caulk and Finish the Frame. Caulk the seam between the new and old window sill and the corners of the framing for added security. Use a trim gun to nail in the false frame in place at the bottom and the stops. Caulk and then it's time to place the new frame into the rough opening. Note: You may need to use shims to level the window.


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Align the jamb lines with the jambs' inside edges. Set the compass to the distance from the stool's back edge to the sill trim. Hold the compass point against the wall and scribe lines from each end of the stool to the jamb line. Following the scribe lines, cut a notch into each end of the stool with a jigsaw.


DIY Framing a Window
DIY Framing a Window. A window frame supports the weight of the wall around the opening using the studs to transfer the load to the foundation. At the top, cripple studs transfer the load from the top plate to the header. Along the sides the king and jack studs support the header and transfer the load to the floor.


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Hold a length of casing across the top of the window and mark where it meets the inside edge of each side casing. With a miter saw, make square crosscuts at those marks. Glue the head casing to the head jamb, making sure its bottom edge lines up with the reveal line.


DIY Framing a Window
Install the Framing. Work out the header size for the opening you're making and subtract the width from the total you used to cut the top cripples above. Cut two new 2x4 jack studs to this length. Build the header and lift it into place while slipping the jacks under to hold it temporarily.


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Recommended rough opening is between 3/4. (19mm) - 1 (25mm) larger than the window. width and height. â¢ Ensure that the rough opening is plumb, level. and square, and the walls in the opening are not. twisted. a) 1 1/2 (38 mm) solid blocking is required at. the sill and sides of the opening. b) Ensure proper header is in place before.


How To Frame Window Openings
Window Framing Components. 1  Double Top Plate â Double top plates are almost always used in todayâs modern framing. The double top plate helps evenly distribute the load to the studs below. 2  Cripple â Window and door cripples are studs that fill the space above a header and below a sill.


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Place a side casing against the wall, aligned with the reveal line on a side jamb. Mark the wall at the casing's outside edge. Repeat for the opposite jamb. Measure between the marks, add 2 inches, and cut the stool to this length. Place the stool face down on the sill with its back edge against the sill trim.


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Identify who your child will write a poem for. Have him write this person's name in uppercase letters vertically. Think of adjectives or nouns that are associated with this person that start with the name letters. For example, for Papa, your child might think of popular, awesome, patient, and amazing.


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Once again, the notion of hidden words almost immediately suggests an acrostic, while Poe even gives away that the addressee is a poet often referred to by three names. Whether Poe actually thought the riddle in 'A Valentine' would be difficult to decipher is hard to say.


Print & Use Tools Valentine's Day Acrostic Poem
Celebrate Valentine's Day with this acrostic poem activity. Think of a word or phrase that starts with each letter of the word valentine.. Download.


A Valentine by Edgar Allan Poe: Analysis
One of his most famous and scandalous acrostics is 'A Valentine,' which was originally written on the eve of St. Valentine's Day in 1846 and presented to a literary party the next day, though he didn't attend himself.


Valentine Acrostic Poem
What You Do: 1  Identify who your child will write a poem for. Have him write this person's name in uppercase letters vertically. 2  Think of adjectives or nouns that are associated with this person that start with the name letters. For example, for Papa, your child might think of popular, awesome, patient, and amazing.


Valentine Acrostic Poem
Happy Valentine's Day! Help your child show his love for someone by writing a meaningful acrostic poem. He'll get to work on his writing and vocabulary skills at the same time!


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Edgar Allen Poe's 'A Valentine' is actually a type of poem that uses certain letters of each line to spell related words or phrases, known as an acrostic. Unlike other acrostics, which use the first or last letters of each line, Poe used the letters corresponding to the line's number to spell out the name of the poem's recipient, Frances Sargent Osgood, another poet with whom he reportedly had an affair.


A Valentine by Edgar Allan Poe: Analysis
Poe and the Acrostic When we were little, many of us wrote special poems for our parents that spelled out things like their names, the words 'father' or 'mother', or maybe even 'happy birthday.' Poems like these that use certain letters of each line to spell related words or phrases are known as acrostics, and Edgar Allan Poe was a fan.


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Acrostic Poems. Checklists, Calendars, etc. Chore Charts. Color by Numbers Worksheets. Coloring Worksheets. Dot to Dot Worksheets. Grade-Level Worksheets. Kindergarten Worksheets. Math Worksheets. Reading Worksheets


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Shingles Vaccine Safe for Those With Autoimmune Diseases: Study
Patients who have weak immune systems are vulnerable to getting shingles and the shingles vaccine is a live vaccine, he added. The study looked at patients with rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis (an inflammation of the spine), or inflammatory bowel disease.


Shingles Symptoms, Risk Factors & Causes
The most common risk factors for shingles symptoms include: older age, especially being over 60. Children and young adults can also get shingles, but itâs usually less severe in younger people and causes less pain and complications.


Shingles Symptoms, Risk Factors & Causes
The most common risk factors for shingles symptoms include: 1  older age, especially being over 60. 2  shingles is more common in women than in men (especially among the elderly) for reasons not totally understood.


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TUESDAY, July 3 (HealthDay News) -- For those suffering from the chronic skin disorder psoriasis and other autoimmune diseases, a new study finds the shingles vaccine appears to be both safe and effective. It had been thought the vaccine might boost the risk of developing shingles in these patients, the researchers explained.


Shingles Vaccine Safe for Those With Autoimmune Diseases: Study
TUESDAY, July 3, 2012 (HealthDay News) -- For those suffering from the chronic skin disorder psoriasis and other autoimmune diseases, a new study finds the shingles vaccine appears to be both safe and effective. It had been thought the vaccine might boost the risk of developing shingles in these patients, the researchers explained.


A to Z List of Neurological Disorders
â¢Herpes Zoster, or Shingles, â¢Disease caused by Varicella-zoster virus. â¢Same virus that causes chicken pox. â¢Any person who had chickenpox can get. shingles. â¢Varicella-zoster cells remain dormant in. nerve roots for life. â¢Shingles is a virus that affects the. nervous system, which causes painful.


Shingles Symptoms, Risk Factors & Causes
What are some of the most common risk factors for developing shingles symptoms? These include older age, having a weak immune system or poor gut health, a history of a disease that affects the immune system, being under a lot of stress, and taking certain prescriptions, among others.


Shingles (Herpes Zoster)
Shingles is caused by the varicella zoster virus (VZV), the same virus that causes chickenpox. After a person recovers from chickenpox, the virus stays dormant (inactive) in the body. For reasons that are not fully known, the virus can reactivate years later, causing shingles. Shingles is not caused by the same virus that causes genital herpes, a sexually transmitted disease.


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New York Times columnist David Brooks, who began his career at NR, just called Governor Palin âa cancer on the Republican Party.â. Sorry, Dad, I'm Voting for Obama Christopher Buckley October 9, 2008. Perhaps the only negative thing to come out of that story is the perception that Adams owes his career to Lopez.


What is Career Counseling?
There are a number of factors that influence your career development, including your interests, abilities, values, personality, background, and circumstances. Career Counseling is a process that will help you to know and understand yourself and the world of work in order to make career, educational, and life decisions. Career development is more than just deciding on a major and what job you want to get when you graduate. It really is a lifelong process, meaning that throughout your life you will change, situations will change, and you will continually have to make career and life decisions.


Meaning of Job Description
As a result, conducting an employee search can be an intimidating process for a business owner. The Job Description and Hiring Process. A job description summarizes the duties of a position and states the essential responsibilities of the job.


What is Career Counseling?
1 Help you identify the factors influencing your career development, and help you assess your interests, abilities, and values. 2  Help you locate resources and sources of career information.  Help you to determine next steps and develop a plan to achieve your goals.


What is a Career Cluster?
To make good choices, you will need to know how to compare your career options. A career cluster is group of careers that share common features. If you like one job in a cluster, you will probably find other jobs in that cluster that you will like as well. Here are examples of three different career clusters. Health â Workers in this cluster help people have healthy lives. Some work directly with people, some don't.


What is Career Counseling?
1 Help you figure out who you are and what you want out of your education, your career, and your life.  Be someone for you to talk to about your thoughts, ideas, feelings, and concerns about your career and educational choices, who will help you sort out, organize, and make sense of your thoughts and feelings.


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1530s, a running (usually at full speed), a course (especially of the sun, etc., across the sky), from Middle French carriere road, racecourse (16c.), from Old ProvenÃ§al or Italian carriera, from Vulgar Latin *(via) cararia carriage (road), track for wheeled vehicles, from Latin carrus chariot (see car).


What Is the Meaning of a Job Profile?
The term job profile means different things depending on one's perspective. If you're seeking employment, this is a job description. The document contains the basic information that will help you decide if you're qualified and interested in applying for the position. For managers and human resources professionals, a job profile is more detailed, providing information on how the job title and compensation were determined.


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Sense of course of a working life first attested 1803. v. 1590s, to charge at a tournament, from career (n.). The meaning move rapidly, run at full speed (1640s) is from the image of a horse passing a career on the jousting field, etc. Related: Careered; careering.


What Is the Meaning of a Job Profile?
If you're not sure about your suitability for a job based on the description, it doesn't hurt to go through with the application process. A job interview usually includes the chance to ask questions about a job profile. During the interview, you can determine if the job expectations are within your reach.


Endocrine System: Facts, Functions and Diseases
The endocrine system is made up of the pituitary gland, thyroid gland, parathyroid glands, adrenal glands, pancreas, ovaries (in females) and testicles (in males), the Mayo Clinic notes.


Endocrine System: Facts, Functions and Diseases
The endocrine system gets some help from organs such as the kidney, liver, heart and gonads, which have secondary endocrine functions. The kidney, for example, secretes hormones such as erythropoietin and renin.


Endocrine System: Facts, Functions and Diseases
The endocrine system affects almost every organ and cell in the body, according to the Merck Manual. Although the hormones circulate throughout the body, each type of hormone is targeted toward certain organs and tissues, the Merck Manual notes.


What is the pancreas?
The pancreas is an organ located in the abdomen. It plays an essential role in converting the food we eat into fuel for the body's cells. The pancreas has two main functions: an exocrine function that helps in digestion and an endocrine function that regulates blood sugar.


The Pancreas and Its Functions
The endocrine component of the pancreas consists of islet cells (islets of Langerhans) that create and release important hormones directly into the bloodstream. Two of the main pancreatic hormones are insulin, which acts to lower blood sugar, and glucagon, which acts to raise blood sugar.


The Pancreas and Its Functions
This is where the stomach empties partially digested food into the intestine, and the pancreas releases digestive enzymes into these contents. The central section of the pancreas is called the neck or body. The thin end is called the tail and extends to the left side.


The Pancreas and Its Functions
Anatomy of the Pancreas. The pancreas is located behind the stomach in the upper left abdomen. It is surrounded by other organs including the small intestine, liver, and spleen. It is spongy, about six to ten inches long, and is shaped like a flat pear or a fish extended horizontally across the abdomen.


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View full size image. The endocrine system is the collection of glands that produce hormones that regulate metabolism, growth and development, tissue function, sexual function, reproduction, sleep, and mood, among other things.


The Endocrine System
The endocrine system is responsible for regulating many of the body's processes. The list below provides a selection of the roles of glands in the endocrine system: 1  Pancreas â regulates blood glucose levels. 2  Adrenal gland â increases blood glucose levels and speeds up heart rate.


How much will it cost to replace a shingle roof?
Thanks! Thomas K. ~ Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Thomas, I estimate that it could cost between $10,000 and $15,000 to replace a 2,500 square foot roof, which would be approximately $4-$6 a square foot.Obviously, the most accurate estimate for your roofing project may come from a roofing contractor who works in the Pittsfield area and has seen your house.hanks! Thomas K. ~ Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Thomas, I estimate that it could cost between $10,000 and $15,000 to replace a 2,500 square foot roof, which would be approximately $4-$6 a square foot.


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1 Having a roofing contractor remove (and dispose of) old roofing materials, then install asphalt shingles runs about $1-$4 a square foot, or a total of $1,700-$8,400 for a typical ranch-style home (1,700-2,100 square foot, gently sloping roof). According to RoofHelp.com, the average lifespan for 20-year asphalt shingles is about 14 years in Phoenix, Arizona; 19.5 years in Minneapolis, Minnesota; and 20.8 years in Reading, Pennsylvania.


How Much Do Asphalt Shingles & Roofs Cost To Install Or Replace?
Pricing Asphalt Shingles. The average cost to install an asphalt shingle roof is anywhere between $1,700 and $8,400 depending on the slope, pitch and size of your roof. The material cost factors into that price, and as such shingle prices vary depending on your location and the specific product.ricing Asphalt Shingles. The average cost to install an asphalt shingle roof is anywhere between $1,700 and $8,400 depending on the slope, pitch and size of your roof. The material cost factors into that price, and as such shingle prices vary depending on your location and the specific product.


How much will it cost to replace a shingle roof?
Good luck with your project! 1  Removal of old roof shingles ($90 per square, which is a term used to represent 100 square feet). 2  Install new shingles ($115 per square). 3  Purchase new shingles ($80-$125 per square). 4  Roofing Felt ($45 for a 4 square roll).hanks! Thomas K. ~ Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Thomas, I estimate that it could cost between $10,000 and $15,000 to replace a 2,500 square foot roof, which would be approximately $4-$6 a square foot.


Roof Replacement Cost Guide: How To Get The Best Price On A New Roof
Read our complete Asphalt Roofing Shingles Prices Guide here. Labor cost: If a typical roof installer gets $15/hr, and a foreman gets $20/hr, and you need say 6 guys to rip and install a 15 square roof in one day, that gives you 5 guys * $15/hr * 8 hours = $600.Add a foreman at $160 / day, gives us $780 in payroll.nderlayment and accessories cost another $40-50 / square. Dump fees can range from $30-100 per ton (2000 lbs.) depending on where you live. 1 square of 1 layer of shingles weighs ~ 250 lbs., or 8 squares per ton. a 15 sq. roof is about 2 tons for one layer to be removed.


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1 Do-it-yourself materials to install an asphalt shingle roof on an average one-story ranch-style home (with a gently sloping roof of 1,700-2,100 square feet) can run $680-$3,700, depending on the quality of the materials. The cost for removing and properly disposing of existing shingles starts around $3-$5 a square foot or $510-$1,100 for a basic ranch-style home -- and costs go higher depending on the type of materials being removed, the location and the difficulty of the removal project.


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Liza, the cost to upgrade to a stain-guard roof is in the range of $5.00 to $10.00 per square. So having said that, letâs say your roof is a 30 square roof, 30 X $10.00 = a $300 up charge to not have your roofing shingles show up with those dark and unwanted streaks after a few years.n the Houston Texas metro area, roofing companies and contractors will charge anywhere from $195 â $295 per square to replace most roofs (this is for a standard 1-2 story with a roof pitch of 5/12 or less).


Asphalt Shingle Roof Cost
1 Do-it-yourself materials run around $680-$3,700 for a typical one-story ranch-style home with a 1,700-2,100-square-foot, gently-sloping roof. 2  Standard gray asphalt shingles in a three-tab rectangle are the least expensive; expect to pay more for higher-end colors and styles. According to RoofHelp.com, the average lifespan for 20-year asphalt shingles is about 14 years in Phoenix, Arizona; 19.5 years in Minneapolis, Minnesota; and 20.8 years in Reading, Pennsylvania.


Cumin seeds nutrition facts
Black cumin (Bunium persicum), also popular as wild or shahi jeera in the Persian and Indian sub-continent, is related variety of regular cumin. Its seeds feature long, slender, curved, dark-brown pods with distinctive earthy flavor.


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Cumin seeds are actually the small dried fruit of an annual plant in the parsley family. Native to the Mediterranean, cumin is hotter to the taste, lighter in color, and larger than caraway, another spice it's sometimes confused with.


Cumin
Cumin seeds are actually the small dried fruit of an annual plant in the parsley family. Native to the Mediterranean, cumin is hotter to the taste, lighter in color, and larger than caraway, another spice it's sometimes confused with. Sold whole or ground, the seeds come in three colors: amber, white or black.


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Cumin is native to the eastern Mediterranean through to East India. Cumin (Cuminum cyminum) is an annual flowering plant from the family Apiaceae, or parsley family, whose seeds are used in the cuisines of Mexico, Asia, the Mediterranean and the Middle East.


Cumin seeds nutrition facts
Widely popular for their distinctive spice flavor, cumin seeds are commonly featuring ingredients in the North African, Middle-East, Western Chinese, Indian, Cuban and North Mexican cuisine. The spice is native to Middle-East Asian region, and today, grown all over the world for its pleasantly aromatic seeds.


Cumin Plant Care: How Do You Grow Cumin Herbs
By Amy Grant. Cumin is native to the eastern Mediterranean through to East India. Cumin (Cuminum cyminum) is an annual flowering plant from the family Apiaceae, or parsley family, whose seeds are used in the cuisines of Mexico, Asia, the Mediterranean and the Middle East.


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Carum carvi parts used: ripe fruit (dried), seeds; uses: spasms in the digestive system, bloating, gas, dyspepsia, common cold, cough, anorexia, colic; precautions: pregnancy, patients with liver disease (oil); can cause diarrhea, burping, and irritation to eyes, oral cavity, and nose.


caraway
caraway, n Latin name: Carum carvi parts used: ripe fruit (dried), seeds; uses: spasms in the digestive system, bloating, gas, dyspepsia, common cold, cough, anorexia, colic; precautions: pregnancy, patients with liver disease (oil); can cause diarrhea, burping, and irritation to eyes, oral cavity, and nose.


Zeereh Polow ~ Persian Rice With Cumin Seeds
Add cumin seeds to the bowl. Gently mix well. I have found that for this recipe it is best to simply mix the rice with cumin in a bowl, for even distribution, instead of mixing it the traditional way, which is in the pot itself. Add canola oil and 2 to 3 tablespoons of water to coat the bottom of a non-stick pot.


Cumin
An aromatic spice with a distinctive bitter flavor and strong, warm aroma due to its abundant oil content. Cumin seeds are actually the small dried fruit of an annual plant in the parsley family.


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This is where you will learn how to open a childcare business out of your home while meeting the requirements of your city and state. You will also be given an application packet that you must complete in order to obtain your background check.


Become a Day Care Provider
Here you will find out how to get started if you want to start a child-care operation either in your home or at a center outside your home. First, read this Guide to Child Care in Texas and consider which type of care is best for you.


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Schedule a family childcare orientation with your local licensing department. This is where you will learn how to open a childcare business out of your home while meeting the requirements of your city and state.


What Education Do You Need to Be a Daycare Manager?
Most states require preschool and childcare center managers to have at least a high school diploma, but some prefer to hire applicants with an associateâs or bachelorâs degree in early childhood education, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.


How to Open a Day Care Center
1 A day care is a business, and as a business owner you'll be in charge of employee management, bookkeeping, marketing, and other responsibilities that come with running a small business in addition to providing childcare.


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* Provide background checks on everyone living in your household or substitute providers you plan on using. * Arrange for a premise inspection by a fire marshall and county official. * There are different types of licenses to apply for depending on how many and what ages of children you are planning on caring for.


Why do I need a background check for a job?
Do your homework; you can order a background check on yourself for between $20 and $50. Seeing the results gives you a chance to prepare for questions from your employer, as well as ensuring the information is correct.


Become a Day Care Provider
The process for getting a permit to operate a day care in Texas is designed to protect children by building a cooperative relationship between the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services and the applicant. Please become familiar with general requirements, rules, and resources before you apply.


Why do I need a background check for a job?
We're going to let you in on all the secrets: what background checks cover, why a potential employer wants to know this stuff in the first place and what you can do about it.


Become a Day Care Provider
First, read this Guide to Child Care in Texas and consider which type of care is best for you. Then choose the type of day care you are interested in providing and follow one of the two links below for more information.


Alison Schapker
In summer 2014, Schapker joined the DC Comics produced CW series The Flash, as a writer and consulting producer. Her first episode to contribute to was the series' third installment, Things You Can't Outrun, which she co-wrote with Grainne Godfree.


Alison Schapker
In 2006, Schapker was brought on to develop the first season of the ABC drama Brothers & Sisters as a writer and supervising producer. 1  She then went on to become co-executive producer at the start of season two, and then held the position of executive producer throughout seasons three and four.


Alison Schapker
Alison Schapker. Alison Schapker is an American television writer and producer. She is well known for her work on the ABC espionage series Alias and for the FOX science-fiction series Fringe.


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In 2003, Schapker joined the espionage-action series Alias in its third season as an executive story editor and writer. At the beginning of season four, she was promoted to producer, and by the final season, she had been named supervising producer.


Alison Schapker
Alison Schapker is a television producer, supervising producer and story editor. She was a story... Alison Schapker is a television producer, supervising producer and story editor. She was a story editor on the CW Network television series Charmed and co-producer on twelve episodes of the show...


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Alison Schapker. Alison Schapker was a writer and supervising producer on Lost for the first eight episodes of Season 3. Along with Monica Owusu-Breen, she co-wrote the following episode: The Cost of Living


Alison Schapker
Comments Share. Alison Schapker is a television producer, supervising producer and story editor. She was a story editor on the CW Network television series Charmed and co-producer on twelve episodes of the show during season five of it's run. Alison was an executive story editor on season three of Alias and a


Alison Schapker
Alison Schapker is a writer and producer. She has worked on such productions as Charmed, Alias, and Lost.


Alison Schapker
In 2003, Schapker joined the espionage-action series Alias in its third season as an executive story editor and writer. 1  At the beginning of season four, she was promoted to producer, and by the final season, she had been named supervising producer. During her three-season span, Schapker co-wrote twelve episodes total.


Alison Schapker
Alison Schapker was a writer and supervising producer on Lost for the first eight episodes of... Alison Schapker was a writer and supervising producer on Lost for the first eight episodes of Season 3. Along with Monica Owusu-Breen, she co-wrote the following episode:  The Cost of Living


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Boron is a mineral that is found in food and the environment. People take boron supplements as medicine. Boron is used for building strong bones, treating osteoarthritis, as an aid for building muscles and increasing testosterone levels, and for improving thinking skills and muscle coordination.


Boron Builds Bone Health
Boron is widely distributed in fruits, vegetables, nuts and legumes. Itâs found to a much lesser extent in animal foods and most grains. Thus, a diet that emphasizes meats, eggs, milk and bread at the expense of fruits and vegetables is highly unbalanced with respect to this potentially essential nutrient.


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Boron occurs in various forms in fruits, vegetables and nuts. The amount of boron is rather low (as indicated in the chart below), so these food sources are not practical sources of the recommended amount of boron.


What Is Boron?
Boric acid is also another form of boron. Boron is also found in diets mostly derived from plants. Though the role of boron in the human body has not been conclusively studied, it is thought that it plays a big role in the body. For instance, this element has been shown to contribute greatly to bone health.


The Top Boron-Rich Food Sources
Boron Rich Foods â Sources of Boron. Boron occurs in various forms in fruits, vegetables and nuts. The amount of boron is rather low (as indicated in the chart below), so these food sources are not practical sources of the recommended amount of boron.


BORON
A. Boron is a mineral that is found in food and the environment. People take boron supplements as medicine. Boron is used for building strong bones, treating osteoarthritis, as an aid for building muscles and increasing testosterone levels, and for improving thinking skills and muscle coordination.


What foods contain boron?
Fruits, vegetables, and nuts are excellent sources of boron. Avocados are particularly rich in this element and contain approximately 2 mg per serving. Other excellent sources include almonds, dates, apples, green leafy vegetables, and raisins.


BORON
A. Boron is a mineral that is found in food and the environment. People take boron supplements as medicine.


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To ensure you have enough boron in your diet consume a variety from among the following food sources: almonds, walnuts, avocados, broccoli, potatoes, pears, prunes, honey, oranges, onions, chick peas, carrots, beans, bananas, red grapes, red apples and raisins.


Foods High in Boron & Vitamins
Boron. To ensure you have enough boron in your diet consume a variety from among the following food sources: almonds, walnuts, avocados, broccoli, potatoes, pears, prunes, honey, oranges, onions, chick peas, carrots, beans, bananas, red grapes, red apples and raisins.


What Does a Wolf Eat?
When large animals are scarce, wolves feed on other types of smaller mammals such as foxes, weasels, marmots, hares, badgers, squirrels, mice and other rodents. Occasionally they eat lizards, frogs, snakes, large insects, and birds and their eggs.


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Find or select a food item. There is a variety of food items available on Minecraft, from apples to steak. Many food items (and ingredients) can be stacked in your inventory. The only food items that cannot be so stacked are mushroom stew and milk.


How To Cook A Wolf
Americans, for the most part, don't eat dogs. But they hunt and kill them. Coyotes and wolves are shot with great regularity in Idaho but never put on the table like deer or elk. As a person who eats what I kill, it made me wonder if anyone was actually eating wolf in Idaho. With the total reported kill at about 341 as of press time and the average weight of a wolf at near 80 pounds, that is more than 13 tons of meat on the ground.


List of Things That Wolves Eat
Gray wolves occasionally consume smaller ungulates, which may be killed by a pack or single wolf. Small ungulates are more important dietary items for the smaller red wolves. Pronghorn antelope, white tailed deer, mule deer, roe deer and sheep are all recorded prey species for wolves.


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1 Only milk or potions can be consumed in Creative mode. 2  If you have cake to eat, it needs to be put on a surface before it can be eaten (You can eat from it 8 times).  Milk (made by right clicking a cow with a bucket) will clear status effects on the player. Milk is also used to make cake.


List of Things That Wolves Eat
While wolves occasionally consume livestock, its not a large portion of their diet when the wolves are in a productive habitat. According to 2004 study published in âMammalian Biologyâ, Claduia Capitani et al. showed that domestic livestock only represents 8 percent of the diet of the gray wolves in the research area.


List of Things That Wolves Eat
Large ungulates, or hooved animals, are the primary prey for gray wolves. Wolves have been documented to hunt moose, elk, bison, musk oxen and reindeer. In 2006, the wolves of Yellowstone National Park were examined by Daniel R. Stahler et al.


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If so, the only food items that can be eaten are golden apples. 2. Place the food in your hand. It needs to be there before it can be consumed. To do this: 1  Hold the Use Item(Right) button.  Right click while the food item is in your hand. Your character will then eat it.


How To Cook A Wolf
At this type of cafe, you hand select the food you want to eat and then the kitchen cooks it. The meat rack was covered in intestines of some sort, what looked like brains, a liver, a pile of ground meat and a multitude of small fish and bivalves. With my translator close at hand, I asked what each item was.


How To Cook A Wolf
The Montana Sportsman for Fish and Wildlife group is taking aggressive moves to encourage wolf hunting. It is offering a $100 reward to sportsmen who send in photos of killed wolves. The president of the group, Keith Kubista, noted: You have to encourage people to do it [wolf hunt]. ... You can't eat a wolf.


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The Chihuahuan Desert is located in three American states (Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona) and five Mexican states (Chihuahua, Coahuila, Durango, Zacatecas, and Nuevo Leon). leÃ³n


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Confidence votes 36.9K. The Chihuahuan Desert is located in three American states (Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona) and five Mexican states (Chihuahua, Coahuila, Durango, Zacatecas, and Nuevo Leon). leÃ³n


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The Chihuahuan Desert is located in three American states (Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona) and five Mexican states (Chihuahua, Coahuila, Durango, Zacatecas, and Nuevo Leon). leÃ³n 4 people found this. useful


What 3 states are the Chihuahuan Desert in?
The Chihuahuan Desert is located in three American states (Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona) and five Mexican states (Chihuahua, Coahuila, Durango, Zacatecas, and Nuevo Leon). leÃ³n 4 people found this. Useful. edit


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Most of it is located in the states of Chihuahua and Coahuila in Mexico, but fingers of the Chihuahuan reach up into western Arizona, southern New Mexico, and Texas, and down to the states of Zacatecas, and San Luis Potosi in Mexico.


Chihuahuan Desert
The Chihuahuan Desert, long a corridor for trade between Mexico City and Santa Fe, New Mexico, is now home to five million people. The Rio Grande basin covers 172,000 square miles, crossing three U.S. states, more than a dozen Native American nations and five Mexican states.


Top Ten Largest Deserts in the World
The Chihuahuan Desert is a desert, and an ecoregion designation, that straddles the U.S.-Mexico border in the central and northern portions of the Mexican Plateau. It is bordered on the west by the extensive Sierra Madre Occidental range, along with overlaying northern portions of the Sierra Madre Oriental.


Where is the great basin located?
Most of the Great Basin watershed is located in the state of Nevada, but includes parts of the neighboring states of California, Oregon, Idaho, and Utah.


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Pages 335-362 in Transactions of the symposium on the biological resources of the Chihuahuan Desert region, United States and Mexico. Edited by R. H. Wauer and D. H. Riskind, U.S. Department of the Interior. National Park Service Transactions and Proceedings Series, Number 3.Neilson, R. P. 1986.


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BE & B Tech is a professional engineering degree awarded by universities to students who have completed four years (eight semesters) worth of coursework related to a specific branch of engineering.


Bachelor of Engineering
It is awarded by the University of Dublin, Ireland and is more commonly referred to as Bachelor of Engineering; some South African Universities refer to their Engineering degrees as B.Ing. (Baccalaureus Ingenierswese-Afrikaans).


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It can be completed in eight semesters. A CGPA of 2.0 or higher in all AE, EGR, EE, and ES courses is required for graduation. Students are required to complete the Freshman Engineering Program at the College of Engineering with a minimum CGPA of 2.5 before pursuing a BSAE degree.


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The Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering program requires successful completion of a minimum of 129 credit hours. The program may be completed in eight semesters assuming appropriate background and full-time enrollment. A CGPA of 2.0 or higher in all AE, EGR, EE, and ES courses is required for graduation.


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The Bachelor of Engineering commonly abbreviated as (B.Eng.) is a undergraduate academic degree awarded to a student after three to five years of studying engineering at university or college.


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Aerospace Engineering. The renowned Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is the largest program of its kind in the U.S. and has been ranked No. 1 among schools without a doctoral program for 15 straight years.


Aeronautical Engineer: Educational Requirements
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), job opportunities for aerospace engineers were projected to increase 7% from 2012-2022, which is slower than average. As of May 2013, aerospace engineers, including aeronautical engineers, made a median annual salary of $103,870, per BLS reports.


Aeronautical Engineer: Educational Requirements
Educational Requirements. In order to become an aeronautical engineer, prospective candidates must complete a bachelor's degree program, usually in aerospace or aeronautical engineering. A program accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) may be required to later earn licensure.


Bachelor of Engineering
Eng.) is awarded to a student who has completed four years course in engineering which consists of eight semesters. The degree is regulated by ECSA (Engineering Council of South Africa).


Aeronautical Engineer: Educational Requirements
During the senior year of a bachelor's in aerospace or aeronautical engineering, students generally participate in lab and design courses. These courses may require research into issues ranging from construction materials to wing design.


What Is 'Specific Performance' as a Legal Remedy?
What Is Specific Performance as a Legal Remedy? What Is 'Specific Performance' as a Legal Remedy? There are a few different legal remedies a party may consider when another party has allegedly breached its contractual obligation, including lawsuits and arbitration.


What is âspecific performanceâ?
In many cases, specific performance will not adequately compensate the plaintiff for the loss or injury involved. In these cases, courts will rarely grant a request for specific performance, even if money damages will not adequately compensate the plaintiff for his injury. Courts avoid specific performance when: Specific performance is impossible;


What is âspecific performanceâ?
What is âspecific performanceâ? âSpecific performance,â like an injunction, requires a party to a lawsuit to take a specific action. Unlike injunctions, which have a wide range of uses, specific performance is usually ordered only in contract-related cases. An order of specific performance usually requires one party to the contract to perform an action agreed upon in the contract.


What is âspecific performanceâ?
Courts avoid specific performance when: 1  Specific performance is impossible; 2  Specific performance would severely harm the defendant; 3  The contract is unconscionable, was made for no consideration, or is otherwise defective in a way that would make specific performance unfair to the defendant;


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specific performance [The following article was excerpted from John T. Blanchard's law school textbook, California Remedies: Commentary, Materials and Problems (3d ed. Â©1997)] Specific Performance is an equitable remedy for breach of contract. It is an alternative when money damages, the usual legal remedy, is inadequate.


What Is 'Specific Performance' as a Legal Remedy?
Specific Performance: Overview. Specific performance is a specialized remedy used by courts when no other remedy (such as money) will adequately compensate the other party. If a legal remedy will put the injured party in the position he or she would have enjoyed had the contract been fully performed, then the court will use that option instead.


What is âspecific performanceâ?
Usually, specific performance is required when a unique object or piece of property is involved in the case and money damages will not be enough to compensate the injured person for the loss of the specific item.


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[The following article was excerpted from John T. Blanchard's law school textbook, California Remedies: Commentary, Materials and Problems (3d ed. Specific Performance is an equitable remedy for breach of contract. It is an alternative when money damages, the usual legal remedy, is inadequate.


What Is 'Specific Performance' as a Legal Remedy?
Specific Performance and 'Replevin' The term replevin -- commonly referred to as claim and delivery -- refers to a legal action in which actual property (not its monetary value) must be transferred to the plaintiff in a dispute. It is similar to specific performance and often used interchangeably in statutes.


What Is 'Specific Performance' as a Legal Remedy?
The most common reason courts grant specific performance is that the subject of the contract is unique, when it's not merely a matter of money or where the true amount of damages is unclear. When a contract is for the sale of a unique property, for instance, mere money damages may not remedy the purchaser's situation.


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Vapor lock is not a common problem with fuel-injected engines. Fuel injection systems are normally pressurized, and this pressure helps move the fuel in the system. In addition, mechanical fuels pumps in carbureted engines were often located near the engine, exposing the pump to extra heat.f the fuel line to the engine becomes hot, the fuel inside the line becomes hot. Liquid fuel turns into vapor or gas. The fuel pump is not able to move the vaporized fuel and the engine will stall. As long as the vapor remains, it locks out the fuel flow.


Carburetor vs. Fuel Injection: Understanding the Pros and Cons
Engine Performance. The carburetor and fuel injection performance is mainly due to the amount of air and gasoline that can enter into the engine cylinders. The cylinders contain the pistons and combustion chambers where energy is released from the combustion of gasoline.o with a carburetor, the best fuel to air ratio for each cylinder is approximated for the best performance. However, carburetors do last longer than fuel injection systems and are favored in motor sports.


Intake Manifolds, Fuel Injected Engines, Carburetors
Another important factor that influences airflow and how much torque and power an engine can make is the angle and curvature of the intake runners. In an engine with a carburetor, the intake manifold should not have any sharp turns because it can cause the heavier droplets of fuel to separate from the air/fuel mixture.This is not as critical in fuel injected engines because only air flows through the manifold.nother important factor that influences airflow and how much torque and power an engine can make is the angle and curvature of the intake runners. In an engine with a carburetor, the intake manifold should not have any sharp turns because it can cause the heavier droplets of fuel to separate from the air/fuel mixture.


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The ability of a carburetor to provide a good air/fuel mixture is very dependent upon the velocity of the air going through it. With an electronic fuel injection system, the required fuel amount for each RPM and engine load condition is located in the fuel map located in the ECU.o choke or carb adjustment, all you have to do is turn the key and hit the start button. From a mechanical perspective, the thing with fuel injected rides are far more complex. There is a fuel pump in the tank, an electronic engine controller and multiple sensors.


How to Complete a Carb-to-EFI Fuel Injection Conversion
Switching from a carburetor to electronic fuel injection is critical for gas savings. A fuel injection conversion replaces a carburetor with a fuel injection system. There are fuel injection conversion kits that make the entire process very easy.Older cars have carburetors, but electronic fuel injection (EFI) offers greater fuel efficiency and improved performance.ake off the fuel lines and hoses that come from the carburetor. The carburetor is mounted to the manifold by nuts. Use a wrench to remove these and take the carburetor off. If it is in good shape, it's possible to sell it as a used part; if not, then it can go to a junk yard.


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Posts: 5. convert a fuel injected engine to a carbureted engine. I want to replace the diesel engine in my LJ78 Land cruiser with a gas engine. The diesel engine has been rebuilt twice and I am fed up.The plan is to buy a older 4Runner and transfer the engine and all that foes with it.osts: 5. convert a fuel injected engine to a carbureted engine. I want to replace the diesel engine in my LJ78 Land cruiser with a gas engine. The diesel engine has been rebuilt twice and I am fed up.


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convert a fuel injected engine to a carbureted engine. I want to replace the diesel engine in my LJ78 Land cruiser with a gas engine.The diesel engine has been rebuilt twice and I am fed up. The plan is to buy a older 4Runner and transfer the engine and all that foes with it.osts: 5. convert a fuel injected engine to a carbureted engine. I want to replace the diesel engine in my LJ78 Land cruiser with a gas engine. The diesel engine has been rebuilt twice and I am fed up.


Carburetor vs. Fuel Injection: Understanding the Pros and Cons
Which offers the best performance, carburetor or fuel injection, is highly debated question among car enthusiasts. Many believe that performance is best with a carburetor while others insist that the only way to go is with fuel injection gasoline.To determine which is best for your vehicle, it's important to understand how both components work.o with a carburetor, the best fuel to air ratio for each cylinder is approximated for the best performance. However, carburetors do last longer than fuel injection systems and are favored in motor sports.


Fuel injection
Fuel injection is a system for introducing fuel into internal combustion engines, and into automotive engines, in particular. On diesel engines, fuel injection is a necessity, whilst on petrol engines fuel injection is an alternative to the carburetor.n a direct injection engine, fuel is injected into the combustion chamber as opposed to injection before the intake valve (petrol engine) or a separate pre-combustion chamber (diesel engine). In a common rail system, the fuel from the fuel tank is supplied to the common header (called the accumulator).


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Submit. Â· just now. Report Abuse. Yes it is a lot of work But it can be done,you have to have the power train control module along with the wiring harness to hook up the engine along with the entire fuel system because the fuel injected engine the fuel pump is in the gas tank.Kenneth Y Â· 5 years ago.Thumbs up. just now. Report Abuse. Yes it is a lot of work But it can be done,you have to have the power train control module along with the wiring harness to hook up the engine along with the entire fuel system because the fuel injected engine the fuel pump is in the gas tank.


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Blue Tip Golf Course at the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, was designed by Greg Norman. Blue Tip Golf Course at the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, is a nine-hole course. Wind is usually a factor at the Blue Tip Golf Course at the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman. Blue Tip Golf Course at the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, has superb conditioning.


Kevin Kremer Named Head Golf Professional at Ritz-Carlton Orlando
A Class A PGA Professional, Kevin has enjoyed leadership positions at a collection of premier Marriott Golf and Ritz Carlton facilities, which include serving as the Associate PGAGolf Professional/Tournament Coordinator at The Westfields Golf Club (2011-14), First Assistant at the Club at Creighton Farms (formerly Ritz-Carlton - 2009-2011) and ...


Kevin Kremer Named Head Golf Professional at Ritz-Carlton Orlando
Kevin Kremer Named Head Golf Professional at Ritz-Carlton Orlando. Kevin Kremer has been named the new Head PGA Golf Professional at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club Orlando, Grande Lakes. In his new role, Kevin will be leading the golf operation and outfitters team, caddie program, golf shop retail operation and guest engagement, while supporting F&B, instruction and membership initiatives.


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TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Priceline, Booking.com, Hotels.com, Marriott and Jetsetter so you can book your The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman reservations with confidence.


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There are three golf courses on the island of Grand Cayman, all in Seven Mile Beach: Blue Tip at the Ritz Carlton; Britannia at Grand Cayman Beach Suites; and North Sound Golf Club. NOTE: Blue Tip is only available to guests of the Ritz Carlton resort.


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Discover The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, a luxury two-tower resort where sparkling blue waters blend seamlessly with the sand and sky to create your perfect Caribbean oasis. Located on an archipelago of three picturesque islands, our Cayman Islands resort offers a breathtaking location unlike anywhere else on earth.


Blue Tip golf course at the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman shows Greg Norman at his finest
Blue Tip golf course at the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman shows Greg Norman at his finest. GRAND CAYMAN, West Indies - The Blue Tip golf course at the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman is named after the Great White Shark himself, Greg Norman - and if that's a little confusing, the course itself is not. Watch out for the water at Blue Tip golf course on Grand Cayman.


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2,692 Reviews from our TripAdvisor Community. All reviews bar jack the ritz carlton club level beach side resort view silver rain spa blue restaurant grand cayman sushi restaurant main pool steam room resort fee tasting menu cold towels four seasons quiet pool ocean front front row pina colada service fee.


Blue Tip golf course at the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman shows Greg Norman at his finest
Blue Tip Golf Course at the Ritz-Carlton on Grand Cayman. The Blue Tip is named after the Great White, and if that's a little confusing, the golf course itself is not. The golf course is pretty straightforward, there aren't too many tricks to it, said Assistant Professional Adam Beange.


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Grand Cayman Island. GOLF COURSES. Golfing in Grand Cayman is a fun and challenging year round activity that is most popular among visitors during the winter months. Gentle easterly trade-winds and relatively flat courses create idyllic conditions for beginners while posing unique challenges to experienced golfers.


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The term âsuperficial vein thrombosisâ (or SVT) is commonly used in the literature for various purposes: Probably the most common use for the term is to describe thrombosis in the small saphenous, great saphenous, cephalic or basilic veins.


Great saphenous vein
The great saphenous vein originates from where the dorsal vein of the big toe (the Hallux) merges with the dorsal venous arch of the foot. After passing in front of the medial malleolus (where it often can be visualized and palpated), it runs up the medial side of the leg.


Great saphenous vein
The great saphenous vein is the conduit of choice for vascular surgeons, when available, for doing peripheral arterial bypass operations [ see vascular bypass ] because it has superior long-term patency compared to synthetic grafts (PTFE, PETE (Dacron)), human umbilical vein grafts or biosynthetic grafts [Omniflow].


Ultrasound assessment of great saphenous vein insufficiency
Assessment of great saphenous vein requires definition of the anatomy, augmentation of flow, evaluation for both superficial and deep vein thrombosis, and determining the presence of reflux. Currently, evolution in the treatment of reflux also relies on ultrasound for the treatment of the disease.


Ultrasound assessment of great saphenous vein insufficiency
The principle veins of the superficial system are the great saphenous vein (GSV), formerly known as either the greater or long saphenous vein, and the small saphenous vein (SSV), formerly known as the short, smaller, or lesser saphenous vein.


Ultrasound assessment of great saphenous vein insufficiency
Figure 2 Perforating vein with reflux. Notes: Color-Doppler is used to identify the great saphenous vein (GSV) in its fascial sheath (long arrow). A 4.2mm perforating vein (short arrow) communicates with the GSV.


Ultrasound assessment of great saphenous vein insufficiency
Rajiv K Chander,1 Thomas S Monahan. 1Section of Vascular Surgery, Department of Surgery, University of Maryland School of Medicine, 2Department of Surgery, Baltimore Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Baltimore, MD, USA. Abstract: Duplex ultrasonography is the ideal modality to assess great saphenous vein insufficiency.


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Pathology of the great saphenous vein is relatively common, but in isolation typically not life-threatening. 1  Varicose veins: The great saphenous vein, like other superficial veins, can become varicose; swollen, twisted and lengthened, and generally considered to be unsightly.  Thrombophlebitis: The GSV can thrombose.


Great saphenous vein
Pathology of the great saphenous vein is relatively common, but in isolation typically not life-threatening. Varicose veins: The great saphenous vein, like other superficial veins, can become varicose; swollen, twisted and lengthened, and generally considered to be unsightly.


Great saphenous vein
1 Varicose veins: The great saphenous vein, like other superficial veins, can become varicose; swollen, twisted and lengthened, and generally considered to be unsightly. Varicose veins are not life-threatening and various treatment options are available.  Thrombophlebitis: The GSV can thrombose.


How to Create an MHT File
Shares & Saves. Save. A file with the MHT file extension is a MHTML Web Archive file that is created in and used by Microsoft Office applications and Internet Explorer. The MTH file is an archive of a saved Web page, along with all components on the page, such as graphics and emedded objects.MHT files are treated as a single file and accessed by creating a hyperlink to the MHT file. Create an MHT file in the Microsoft Office Word word processing program.he MTH file is an archive of a saved Web page, along with all components on the page, such as graphics and emedded objects. MHT files are treated as a single file and accessed by creating a hyperlink to the MHT file. Create an MHT file in the Microsoft Office Word word processing program.


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usage note 41332 create a web archive file mht file with microsoft internet explorer for software releases that are not yet generally available the fixed release is the software release in which the problem is planned to be fixedmicrosoft s internet explorer web browser gives you the ability to create a web archive file this is a file with an extension of mht and is also known as mime html filethe advantage of a web archive file is that it allows you to save multiple images and linked files in a single mht fileo create a mht file start by using the ods html statement in your sas code to write all of your html and graph output to disk then display the html output either in the results viewer window in sas or in internet explorer outside of sas from the pulldown options menu select file save as


How to Put Up a Hyperlink of an MHTML File
How to Put Up a Hyperlink of an MHTML File. MHTML, or MIME HTML, are archive format files that contain links for other Web resources such as images or documents. They are often created when you save a Web page from your browser.If you have an MHTML file that consists of several Web page resources, and you want to make it available to your clients, make the file available on the Internet and hyperlink it in the same manner as you would other Internet links. Step 1.Save the MHTML file in a location of your website.hey are often created when you save a Web page from your browser. If you have an MHTML file that consists of several Web page resources, and you want to make it available to your clients, make the file available on the Internet and hyperlink it in the same manner as you would other Internet links. Step 1.


MHTML
(April 2014). MHTML, short for MIME HTML, is a web page archive format used to combine in a single document the HTML code and its companion resources that are otherwise represented by external links (such as images, Flash animations, Java applets, and audio files).his format is sometimes referred to as MHT, after the suffix .mht given to such files by default when created by Microsoft Word, Internet Explorer, or Opera. MHTML is a proposed open standard, circulated in a revised edition in 1999 as RFC 2557.


How To Create A Web Archive (*.MHT) File for E-Mailing
See Using Images with HTML files for more information. An MHT file can be created from within Internet Explorer or MS Word 2002 or later. To save an MHT file from within Internet Explorer choose Page / Save As... and under Save as type choose Web Archive, single file (*.mht).To save under MS Word select File / Save As... and choose to save to the .mht file type.Return to the FAQ.ee Using Images with HTML files for more information. An MHT file can be created from within Internet Explorer or MS Word 2002 or later. To save an MHT file from within Internet Explorer choose Page / Save As... and under Save as type choose Web Archive, single file (*.mht).


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To edit the MHTML documents, you can open the file in IE, save it in Complete web page format (HTML + Images) Then Open the HTML file in Notepad, edit it, open in IE and save it back as MHTML.Amit Agarwal Â· 10 years ago.Thumbs up. 0.eport Abuse. To edit the MHTML documents, you can open the file in IE, save it in Complete web page format (HTML + Images) Then Open the HTML file in Notepad, edit it, open in IE and save it back as MHTML. Amit Agarwal Â· 10 years ago.


How to create MHTML documents? Is there an editing software?
Report Abuse. To edit the MHTML documents, you can open the file in IE, save it in Complete web page format (HTML + Images) Then Open the HTML file in Notepad, edit it, open in IE and save it back as MHTML. Amit Agarwal Â· 10 years ago.Thumbs up. 0.eport Abuse. To edit the MHTML documents, you can open the file in IE, save it in Complete web page format (HTML + Images) Then Open the HTML file in Notepad, edit it, open in IE and save it back as MHTML. Amit Agarwal Â· 10 years ago.


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+50. Well, you can open the .MHT file in IE and the Save it as a a web page. I tested this with this page, and even though it looked odd in IE (it's IE after all), it saved and then opened fine in Chrome (as in, it looked like it should).any tools have a way to export a .MHT file. I want a way to convert that single file to a collection of files, an HTML file, the relevant images, and CSS files, that I could then upload to a webhost and be consumable by all browsers.


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1. Many tools have a way to export a .MHT file. I want a way to convert that single file to a collection of files, an HTML file, the relevant images, and CSS files, that I could then upload to a webhost and be consumable by all browsers. Does anybody know any tools or libraries or algorithms to do this.any tools have a way to export a .MHT file. I want a way to convert that single file to a collection of files, an HTML file, the relevant images, and CSS files, that I could then upload to a webhost and be consumable by all browsers.


MHTML
The .mhtml (Web archive) and .eml (e-mail file) file extensions are interchangeable (the files can be renamed). The first can be sent by e-mail (and displayed by the email client if the html code is basic enough) and an e-mail message can be saved to an OS file and renamed to a Web archive extension.his format is sometimes referred to as MHT, after the suffix .mht given to such files by default when created by Microsoft Word, Internet Explorer, or Opera. MHTML is a proposed open standard, circulated in a revised edition in 1999 as RFC 2557.


What does sole custody mean
What does sole custody mean. Best Answer Thanks! The Maine parental rights statutes do not use the term sole custody. Assuming there is a current parental rights order, your daughterâs mother might have sole parental rights or she might only have primary residence. If she has sole parental rights, she does have sole decision making.


Child custody laws in the United States
Child custody. Child custody and legal guardianship are legal terms which are used to describe the legal and practical relationship between a parent and his or her child, such as the right of the child to make decisions and the parent's duty to care for the child.


Sole Custody
If you are going through a divorce and have children in common, you've probably heard the terms joint custody and sole custody.. These phrases, however, are frequently misunderstood. This article provides an overview of sole custody and explains the meaning of this important term.


What to Know About Sole Physical Custody
Sole Physical Custody. Sole physical custody is the most sought after type of child custody among parents who ask the courts to intervene and determine their family's custody arrangement. Yet that doesn't mean sole custody is the best scenario for your children. Before you file for sole physical custody, understand your options and consider the pros and cons of this particular custody arrangement.


What exactly does sole custody mean?
Sole custody means you have legal and residential custody. The non custodial parent has visitation rights and must pay child support.If either parent intereferes with the parenting time of the other, that is normally considered a violation of the court order, and in some cases the intefering parent can be arrested.


Child custody
A non-custodial parent is a parent who does not have physical and/or legal custody of his/her child by court order. A child-custody determination means a judgment, decree, or other order of a court providing for the legal custody, physical custody, or visitation with respect to a child.


Sole Custody
The benefits of sole custody are that you do not need to consult with the other parent to make important decisions about the child's life, such as education, medical, religious, etc. It does not impact the other parent's right to visitation. A family law attorney can tell you what is admissible in your jurisdiction.


Physical Custody
Sole Custody. However, in some situations a parent is given both physical and sole custody. When a court gives a parent sole custody, the parent is given exclusive physical and legal custody of the child. Sole custody is typically only given when the other parent is found unfit or incapable of taking care of the child.


Physical Custody
The parent who the court determines should have physical custody will be the parent that provides care for the child on a daily basis. That almost always means that the child will live with the parent that has physical custody. Visitation Rights.


Brand ambassador
Brand ambassador is marketing jargon for celebrity endorser or spokesmodel, a person employed by an organization or company to promote its products or services. The brand ambassador is meant to embody the corporate identity in appearance, demeanor, values and ethics. testimonial does not advertise the product freely unlike the role of the brand ambassador. A brand ambassador performs the function of a testimonial but a testimonial is not a brand ambassador. By simply providing a testimonial for a product/service, one need not be an ambassador for the same.


What Does an Ambassador Do?
Ambassadors represent their home country while working and living in the country to which theyâve been appointed. For U.S. Ambassadors, government experience and a familiarity with your countryâs policies are two of the most important requirements; ability to adapt to other cultures is also important.There arenât any official education requirements, but undergraduate and advanced degrees are common.t is critical that the United Nations ambassador report frequently to the U.S. State Department and also make recommendations based on U.N. activities. For example, ambassadors to the U.N. can lend or withdraw support on budgetary matters, resolutions and confirmation of secretaries-general, who head the U.N.


12 Reasons You Need Brand Ambassadors Now
Brand ambassadors are simply people who represent and talk about your company in a positive way, preferably in front of lots of potential customers (i.e. their friends and family).A brand ambassador is someone who embodies the brand he or she is endorsing. social media brand ambassador (or SMBA as we like to call them) is someone who does this for your company on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, and they are gold to your company.


Brand ambassador
If a brand ambassador chooses to represent the company and/or its brands, the individual should do so in a transparent way.. Self-branding is an effective way to help new businesses save the hassle of hiring brand ambassadors, training them and then realizing they are not good enough for the company. testimonial does not advertise the product freely unlike the role of the brand ambassador. A brand ambassador performs the function of a testimonial but a testimonial is not a brand ambassador. By simply providing a testimonial for a product/service, one need not be an ambassador for the same.


12 Reasons You Need Brand Ambassadors Now
Ambassadors are emotionally engaged with your companyâs brand promise and they espouse the brand value you promise to deliver to your customer, it is in the very fabric of their personalities to want to share information, solve problems and help others. social media brand ambassador (or SMBA as we like to call them) is someone who does this for your company on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, and they are gold to your company.


12 Reasons You Need Brand Ambassadors Now
A social media brand ambassador (or SMBA as we like to call them) is someone who does this for your company on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, and they are gold to your company. social media brand ambassador (or SMBA as we like to call them) is someone who does this for your company on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, and they are gold to your company.


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Full Definition of AMBASSADOR. 1. : an official envoy; especially: a diplomatic agent of the highest rank accredited to a foreign government or sovereign as the resident representative of his or her own government or sovereign or appointed for a special and often temporary diplomatic assignment.2.. : an official envoy; especially: a diplomatic agent of the highest rank accredited to a foreign government or sovereign as the resident representative of his or her own government or sovereign or appointed for a special and often temporary diplomatic assignment.


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Despite the risks and challenges of granting your employees carte blanche in representing the company (a PR anxiety attack in the making) branding strategists contend that to compete in the cutthroat world of social media marketing, brand ambassadors are crucial to extending the visibility of a company.n a survey of those 1,000 bloggers, the company found that 10 percent blogged about healthâmaking them, however indirectly or informallyâpotential brand ambassadors for Humana. It became a question for the executive team, not so much do you want to be in social mediaâbut that you are in social media, he said.


What is a Brand Ambassador and Are They Important For Your Business?
âA brand ambassador is basically a spokesperson for a company both online and off,â says LaDonna Dennis, Founder/Owner of Mom Blog Society, the #1 Mom Blogger in the U.S. according to Cision.here are even companies that connect you with brand ambassadors. While these companies may be pricier than working directly with one brand ambassador, they can often provide additional services, such as analytics and a team of bloggers for your campaign.


What is a Brand Ambassador?
In theory, a Brand Ambassador should understand a product as well as the person who created it or the person that owns the company. A Brand Ambassador should be extremely friendly and outgoing, and should always show a desire to perform and get the name of the product out to the general public.n theory, a Brand Ambassador should understand a product as well as the person who created it or the person that owns the company. A Brand Ambassador should be extremely friendly and outgoing, and should always show a desire to perform and get the name of the product out to the general public.


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1 Remove ribs from refrigerator and start Traeger grill on smoke for 10 minutes. 2  Put ribs on grill and cook on smoke for 1 hour. 3  Change heat setting to 225-250 and cook for another 2 hours.4  Spray ribs with apple juice and cover with aluminum foil tightly and cook at 250-275 for another hour. Put ribs on grill and cook on smoke for 1 hour. 2  Change heat setting to 225-250 and cook for another 2 hours. 3  Spray ribs with apple juice and cover with aluminum foil tightly and cook at 250-275 for another hour.


BBQ Baby Back Ribs, Traeger, Cooking for Guys
Slow cooking baby back ribs on a Traeger. These are the absolute best. Known as 3-2-1 (or 321) ribs, because of the hours involved in each step of cooking.YOU can make fall off the bone ribs using this method. Caution: your favorite rib house can't compete with this.low cooking baby back ribs on a Traeger. These are the absolute best. Known as 3-2-1 (or 321) ribs, because of the hours involved in each step of cooking.


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Have a question regarding the ribs cooked today. This was the first cook on the Traeger Texas for ribs since I purchased it. The Traeger was set on 225 and the outside temp was around 40. The controller did a great job whenever I checked to be around this reading.The issue I have is the ribs cooked for 7.5 hours.e: Spare ribs on the Traeger-question. Â« Reply #5 on: August 17, 2010, 12:50:21 PM Â». One way, I use is 180 setting for 5 hours, add sauce for the family, set temp to 300 and they are finished in about 6 hours. Secone way, I use 225 setting for 3 1/2 hours, foil for 1/2 hour, remove foil and sauce.


How to smoke spare ribs on a Traeger smoker grill
http://familyfoodlifestyle.com/how-to... Smoking spare on a Traeger smoker grill can be very rewarding You will be able to some smoking that you didn't even know that you could do.Your family and friends will think you have been doing smoking all your life.You can either cook like you were grilling or even smoke your food.moking spare on a Traeger smoker grill can be very rewarding You will be able to some smoking that you didn't even know that you could do.


Baby Back Ribs
Baby back ribs take about 4 - 4 1/2 hours and spare ribs about 5 hours. You can wrap the ribs in foil after two hours of cooking. I've found that this keeps the ribs juicier. At the two hour mark wrap each slab separately and put back on the smoker.ncrease the heat to 350F. Brush the ribs with warm sauce and grill for 5 minutes. Make sure the ribs don't burn! If you sauce earlier, the sugar in the sauce will burn while cooking, which is not a pretty sight.


Baby Back Ribs on my Traeger pellet smoker grill
On Sunday I fired up the Traeger, put the ribs on âsmokeâ level (~170 deg) for about an hour, and then bumped them to 225 for another 3 hours.From time to time Iâd squirt a little apple juice on them to keep them moist, but they really didnât need it.n Sunday I fired up the Traeger, put the ribs on âsmokeâ level (~170 deg) for about an hour, and then bumped them to 225 for another 3 hours.


Mark's Traeger Ribs
1 Put ribs on grill and cook on smoke for 1 hour. 2  Change heat setting to 225-250 and cook for another 2 hours. 3  Spray ribs with apple juice and cover with aluminum foil tightly and cook at 250-275 for another hour.4  You want to keep the steam from the juice inside the foil to keep the ribs juicy and tender. Put ribs on grill and cook on smoke for 1 hour. 2  Change heat setting to 225-250 and cook for another 2 hours. 3  Spray ribs with apple juice and cover with aluminum foil tightly and cook at 250-275 for another hour.


Mark's Traeger Ribs
1 Rub spice mixutre all over ribs, cover and refrigerate overnight. 2  Remove ribs from refrigerator and start Traeger grill on smoke for 10 minutes. 3  Put ribs on grill and cook on smoke for 1 hour. 4  Change heat setting to 225-250 and cook for another 2 hours. Put ribs on grill and cook on smoke for 1 hour. 2  Change heat setting to 225-250 and cook for another 2 hours. 3  Spray ribs with apple juice and cover with aluminum foil tightly and cook at 250-275 for another hour.


Baby Back Ribs
Baby Back Ribs. Barbecuing spare ribs that are tender, juicy and succulent is a time-consuming but very simple and rewarding process. Ribs need to be cooked a long time over a slow, indirect heat. I cook on either my Traeger or Memphis pellet grills, generally with 100% Hickory pellets.ncrease the heat to 350F. Brush the ribs with warm sauce and grill for 5 minutes. Make sure the ribs don't burn! If you sauce earlier, the sugar in the sauce will burn while cooking, which is not a pretty sight.


Baby Back Ribs
Increase the heat to 350F. Brush the ribs with warm sauce and grill for 5 minutes. Make sure the ribs don't burn! If you sauce earlier, the sugar in the sauce will burn while cooking, which is not a pretty sight.You can cook the ribs a couple hours before eating and then reheat a couple of different ways.ncrease the heat to 350F. Brush the ribs with warm sauce and grill for 5 minutes. Make sure the ribs don't burn! If you sauce earlier, the sugar in the sauce will burn while cooking, which is not a pretty sight.


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Anhydrous ammonia is a colorless non-flammable liquefied gas. Its vapor is lighter than air [(vapor density of 0.6) air = 1] and has the same pungent odor as household ammonia. Although ammonia vapor is lighter than air, the vapors from a leak may hug the ground appearing as a white cloud.


Is ammonia lighter than air?
To answer the question, pure ammonia has a density of ~0.7-0.9 g/L, depending on temperature. The density of air is ~1.2 g/L, again depending on temperature and pressure. So, yes, ammonia gas is lighter than air in terms of density. 3 people found this useful.


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Ammonia also disperses easily, since is lighter than air (its density is 60% that of air), and does not settle in low lying areas the way hydrogen sulfide and other dense odorous compounds do. These factors make ammonia odors more prevalent on-site than off-site.


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Hydrogen, helium, ammonia, methane, neon, coal gas and pure nitrogen are all lighter than air. A pocket of air can be made lighter than the surrounding air by heating it. Continue Reading.


Lighter than air
Lighter than air. Lighter than air refers to materials (usually gases) that are buoyant in air because they have average densities lower than that of air. Dry air has a density of about 1.29 g/L (gram per liter) at standard conditions for temperature and pressure (STP) and an average molecular mass of 28.97 g/mol.


The Facts About Ammonia
Anhydrous ammonia gas is lighter than air â¦and will rise, so that generally it dissipates and does not settle in low-lying areas. However, in the presence of moisture (such as high relative humidity), the liquefied anhydrous ammonia gas forms vapors that are heavier than air.


Physical & Chemical Properties
Anhydrous ammonia is a colorless non-flammable liquefied gas. Its vapor is lighter than air [(vapor density of 0.6) air = 1] and has the same pungent odor as household ammonia. Although ammonia vapor is lighter than air, the vapors from a leak may hug the ground appearing as a white cloud. Chemically ammonia is 82% nitrogen (N) and 18% hydrogen (H) and has the chemical formula NH3. The definition of anhydrous is without water.


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The smell of ammonia is an indicator that nitrogen is in excess, and carbon/energy is limiting instead. Ammonia losses are common when composting high nitrogen materials such as fresh grass clippings or manure, and are often accompanied by other nitrogen losses in runoff or infiltration.


Which Gas Is Lighter Than Air?
Hydrogen, helium, ammonia, methane, neon, coal gas and pure nitrogen are all lighter than air. A pocket of air can be made lighter than the surrounding air by heating it. Keep Learning.


Lighter than air
Some of these gases are used as lifting gases in lighter-than-air aircraft, which include free balloons, moored balloons, and airships, to make the whole craft, on average, lighter than air. (Heavier-than-air aircraft include airplanes, gliders and helicopters).


Comparing and Contrasting
Using comparison/contrast for all kinds of writing projects. Sometimes you may want to use comparison/contrast techniques in your own pre-writing work to get ideas that you can later use for an argument, even if comparison/contrast isnât an official requirement for the paper youâre writing.


Comparing and Contrasting
Consider these examples, noticing the language that is used to ask for the comparison/contrast and whether the comparison/contrast is only one part of a larger assignment: 1  Choose a particular idea or theme, such as romantic love, death, or nature, and consider how it is treated in two Romantic poems.


Comparing and Contrasting
Your thesis. The thesis of your comparison/contrast paper is very important: it can help you create a focused argument and give your reader a road map so she/he doesnât get lost in the sea of points you are about to make.


Comparing and Contrasting
One of the most common is the comparison/contrast essay, in which you focus on the ways in which certain things or ideasâusually two of themâare similar to (this is the comparison) and/or different from (this is the contrast) one another.


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Part 2 of 3: Creating an Outline. 1. Compose your thesis statement. The thesis of your compare and contrast essay will help you create a focused argument and act as a road map for you, and for your reader. Go for specific and detailed, over vague and general. 1  Your thesis should note the key similarities and differences of both subjects.


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Part 1 of 3: Brainstorming Your Topic. 1. Understand the structure of a compare and contrast essay. Most compare and contrast essays bring one or both subjects into sharper focus, lead to a new way of viewing something, or show that one subject is better than the other.


Comparing and Contrasting
But itâs not always so easy to tell whether an assignment is asking you to include comparison/contrast. And in some cases, comparison/contrast is only part of the essayâyou begin by comparing and/or contrasting two or more things and then use what youâve learned to construct an argument or evaluation.


About CIPS Qualifications
About CIPS Qualifications. Throughout the world CIPS qualifications are recognised as driving leading edge thinking and professionalism in procurement. MCIPS is recognised worldwide as the standard for top quality procurement professionals. Download our Guide to Qualifications here.here are no entry requirements for the qualifications at Certificate or Advanced certificate level. If you wish to start on a Diploma level qualification, you should have at least two A-levels (or international equivalent) or a CIPS Certificate level qualification.


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Throughout the world CIPS qualifications are recognised as driving leading edge thinking and professionalism in procurement. MCIPS is recognised worldwide as the standard for top quality procurement professionals.here are no entry requirements for the qualifications at Certificate or Advanced certificate level. If you wish to start on a Diploma level qualification, you should have at least two A-levels (or international equivalent) or a CIPS Certificate level qualification.


Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) is a professional association for human resource management professionals. It is headquartered in Wimbledon, London, England.n 1994, a merger took place between the IPM and the Institute of Training and Development (ITD). The new organisation which had 70,000 members was named the Institute of Personnel and Development (IPD), sought to represent the range of professionals engaged in one or more elements of people management.


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Joining a CIPS qualification programme means you will join the largest Institute in the world for those working in procurement and supply. You can join as a member online or by downloading a membership form. To take any CIPS examination or assessment your membership must be current member.here are no entry requirements for the qualifications at Certificate or Advanced certificate level. If you wish to start on a Diploma level qualification, you should have at least two A-levels (or international equivalent) or a CIPS Certificate level qualification.


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At Distance Learning College and Training, we offer a path to MCIPS which guides you through the qualifications you need to achieve MCIPS within 3-6 years, depending on the amount of time you can devote to your studies.CIPS status signifies that you are a fully qualified member of CIPS, and allows you to use the post-nominals MCIPS after your name. MCIPS marks you out as a highly qualified and experienced purchasing professional.


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CIPS is an Awarding Body recognised by Ofqual, the qualification regulator for England and Northern Ireland, and the qualifications appear on the Register of Regulated Qualifications.here are no entry requirements for the qualifications at Certificate or Advanced certificate level. If you wish to start on a Diploma level qualification, you should have at least two A-levels (or international equivalent) or a CIPS Certificate level qualification.


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CIPD Qualifications from the specialist learning provider of CIPD. As well as accrediting multiple centres to deliver CIPD qualifications, we also have our own specialist learning provider which is itself accredited to deliver a range of CIPD qualifications. 1  The full CIPD qualifications.2  Specialist CIPD qualifications.dvance your career in HR and L&D. CIPD's internationally recognised HR and L&D qualifications are delivered in the UK, Ireland and internationally by universities, colleges and training providers.


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Throughout your Army career, the Army will pay for you to gain civilian qualifications as a result of Army training. From the Apprenticeship you may undertake as part of your initial training, help with your Literacy and Numeracy Skills if required, through to masters and PhDs, the Army will invest in you.s well as enhancing your career, this CLM training results in civilian Qualifications which the Army will buy for you. These qualifications range from Level 4 (foundation degree level) to Level 7 (masters degree level).


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As well as enhancing your career, this CLM training results in civilian Qualifications which the Army will buy for you. These qualifications range from Level 4 (foundation degree level) to Level 7 (masters degree level).s well as enhancing your career, this CLM training results in civilian Qualifications which the Army will buy for you. These qualifications range from Level 4 (foundation degree level) to Level 7 (masters degree level).


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There are no entry requirements for the qualifications at Certificate or Advanced certificate level. If you wish to start on a Diploma level qualification, you should have at least two A-levels (or international equivalent) or a CIPS Certificate level qualification.here are no entry requirements for the qualifications at Certificate or Advanced certificate level. If you wish to start on a Diploma level qualification, you should have at least two A-levels (or international equivalent) or a CIPS Certificate level qualification.


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Text left untouched is the standard key message content of the Alpha talk. NOTE: Key elements of this script are: personal stories, humour and reference to media. / popular culture to draw the guests in to engage with the talk. Parts of the talk may need to be contextualised for other contexts or cultures but make.


Bridge Officer's Test
Troi fails the test... ...before ultimately succeeding. The Starfleet bridge officer examination was a series of tests for Starfleet officers who wished to be able to take command, besides the command officers such as captain, first officer, second officer, and third officer.


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Personal Story / Testimony that Nicky Gumbel tells in the classic Alpha talk. These may. be replaced with a live speakerâs personal story or the speaker may tell the story about. Nicky in the same way Nicky tells stories about others. Story that Nicky tells about someone else (about a friend or a story he heard or read.


Bridge
Main Bridge of the Constitution-class USS Defiant. The forward bulkhead of the bridge was typically dominated by the main viewscreen. Directly in front of this was usually the helm console, from where navigation and vessel course control were carried out.


The Bridge Church
Anyone between the ages of 11-18. The course will particularly benefit those ânew toâ or âinterested inâ the Christian faith. Please feel free to invite any of your friends from school or college. We always have fun at XTN, and your friends will find the Alpha course enjoyable, interesting and relevant for their lives. You do not need to be attending The Bridge Church, or the XTN Youth Group to come along.


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Alpha is a 10 week course that millions of people all around the world have done, which lets people investigate Jesus and the Christian faith in a relaxed and non-threatening way. Each week we have a meal together that gives everyone the opportunity to get to know one another. Then there is a short, thought-provoking talk.


Alpha Course in Australia
Alpha can be used in large or small groups. Hospitality is a key element, each course beginning with a meal. Alpha would not normally be used in the context of a normal worship service. Special resources are available for people using Alpha in school, prison, university and business environments.


Alpha Course in Australia
The course began in 1977 at Holy Trinity Brompton Anglican Church in London. Nicky Gumbel, who joined the church staff in 1990, recorded his presentations on video and made them available for groups to use around the world. Alpha is an opportunity for enquirers to explore faith.


Bridge
The bridge serves as the central command and operations center of a starship. The bridge was the starship equivalent of an operations center or command center. On Starfleet ships, it was generally located near the top and front of a vessel. From here, the commanding officers supervised all ship's operations, ranging from vessel course control to tactical systems.


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And now it's all new! After two years of filming and production, The Alpha Film Series is designed to take the audience on an epic journey exploring the basics of the Christian faith. This is Alpha like you've never seen it before. The Alpha Film Series is emotive and epic in scale and scope. The crew have been all around the world, filming in Canada, UK, France, India, Hong Kong, Israel and New York.


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Let's review. There are two major types of nucleic acids found within living organisms. Nucleic acids are large molecules used by living organisms to code for specific characteristics. These nucleic acids are named DNA, deoxyribonucleic acid, which is the genetic material that codes for particular traits, and RNA, or ribonucleic acid


Nucleic Acids
The two main types of nucleic acids are deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and ribonucleic acid (RNA). DNA is the genetic material found in all living organisms and is found in the nucleus of eukaryotes and in the chloroplasts and mitochondria. In prokaryotes, the DNA is not enclosed in a membranous envelope.


Nucleic Acids
The two main types of nucleic acids are DNA and RNA. Both DNA and RNA are made from nucleotides, each containing a five-carbon sugar backbone, a phosphate group, and a nitrogen base. DNA provides the code for the cell âs activities, while RNA converts that code into proteins to carry out cellular functions.


Organic Molecules Functional Groups: Nucleic Acids DNA
What are the different types of pentose sugar (5-carbon sugar) that makes up nucleosides? Ribose (found in RNA) or deoxyribose (DNA) What are DNA and RNA made out of?


Types of Nucleic Acids
There are two major types of nucleic acids found within living organisms. Nucleic acids are large molecules used by living organisms to code for specific characteristics. These nucleic acids are named DNA, deoxyribonucleic acid, which is the genetic material that codes for particular traits, and RNA, or ribonucleic acid, another form of genetic material that is used within living organisms.


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Start studying Organic Molecules Functional Groups: Nucleic Acids DNA. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.


Organic Molecules Functional Groups: Nucleic Acids DNA
Nucleotides are organic molecules that serve as the monomers, or subunits, of nucleic acids like DNA and RNA The building blocks of nucleic acids, nucleotides are composed of a nitrogenous base, a five-carbon sugar (ribose or deoxyribose), and at least one phosphate group.


Types of Nucleic Acids
Both DNA and RNA are forms of nucleic acids. Nucleic acids are large molecules used by living organisms to code for specific characteristics. The Structure of Nucleic Acid. Since we now know that DNA and RNA are the two types of nucleic acids, we can focus our attention on their respective structures. To begin, let's look at DNA.


Nucleic Acids
Types of Nucleic Acids The two main types of nucleic acids are deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and ribonucleic acid (RNA). DNA is the genetic material found in all living organisms, ranging from single-celled bacteria to multicellular mammals.


Organic Molecules Functional Groups: Nucleic Acids DNA
Nucleotides are organic molecules that serve as the monomers, or subunits, of nucleic acids like DNA and RNA. The building blocks of nucleic acids, nucleotides are composed of a nitrogenous base, a five-carbon sugar (ribose or deoxyribose), and at least one phosphate group. What makes nucleosides? Pentose sugar + Nitrogen containing base


ACU
Australian Catholic University: ACU: Abilene Christian University (formerly Abilene Christian College; Abilene, TX, USA) ACU: Army Combat Uniform: ACU: Association of Commonwealth Universities (UK) ACU: American Conservative Union: ACU: Array Configuration Utility: ACU: Association of Clinicians for the Underserved: ACU: Assault Craft Unit: ACU: Antenna Control Unit: ACU


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Hello ACU5 families and friends, We are proud to be your new Ombudsmen and we are very excited to meet all the wives and family members. We are thrilled to uphold command leadership as well as be of service for not only our families but our Sailorâs as well. We are excited to offer new services and lend a helping hand where ever it is needed.


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Ed Carpenter, vice president TRW Electronics, says that the technology will help ensure that more vehicles can be equipped with advanced safety equipment: Our second-generation scalable ACU offers emerging market OEMs the opportunity to fit their vehicles with advanced safety equipment, and the new units will include the option to integrate the inertia


ACU
Acu Publishing, an imprint of the German group VDM Publishing devoted to the reproduction of Wikipedia content; Auto-Cycle Union, the governing body of motorcycle sport in Great Britain; Military. Assault Craft Unit, military units of the US Navy that specialize in amphibious warfare; Army Combat Uniform, the combat uniform worn by the US Army


What is ACCU in air conditioning design?
Answers.com Â® WikiAnswers Â® Categories Home & Garden Home Improvement Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning What is ACCU in air conditioning design? What would you like to do? Flag


What does ACUstand for?
Couldn't find the full form or full meaning of ACU? Maybe you were looking for one of these abbreviations: actural - actuv - actv - actx - actyf - acua - acuc - acucu - acucw - acude


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Unit Display ; Page last updated: 29 Jun 2017 Short url: http://www.acu.edu.au/units/741667


ACU
This page is all about the meaning, abbreviation and acronym of ACU explaining the definition or meaning and giving useful information of similar terms. ACU Stands For : Aironet Client Utility, Automatic Client Upgrade, Access Control Unit, Array Configuration Utility, Automatic Calling Unit, Automatic Calling Unit.


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ACU-5 Det. D Sailor Named 2011 Blue Jacket of the Year A Marine stands watch as a landing craft air cushion prepares to unload its cargo ACU 5, Det. F returns from deployment with Bonhomme Richard Amphibious Ready Group, completes WESTPAC 09-10 tour related news America Amphibious Ready Group arrives in Hawaii


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Hence, Iran has been the biggest creditor among the member states of ACU during the first quarter of the current year. The ACU includes the central banks of India, Bangladesh, Maldives, Myanmar, Iran, Pakistan, Bhutan, Nepal and Sri Lanka.


If Your Minimum Wage Increase Doesn't Raise Unemployment, You Didn't Raise The Minimum Wage Enough
The higher you set the minimum wage, the greater its positive effects on family income (for the bottom half of the income distribution) and poverty. In fact, the effects snowball; a $2 increase in the minimum wage does more than twice as much to augment incomes as a $1 increase does, because it affects more workers.


If Your Minimum Wage Increase Doesn't Raise Unemployment, You Didn't Raise The Minimum Wage Enough
If Your Minimum Wage Increase Doesn't Raise Unemployment, You Didn't Raise The Minimum Wage Enough. Today, the Congressional Budget Office released a report on President Obama's proposed minimum wage increase. Reduce employment by 500,000.


Proof That Raising The Minimum Wage Will Increase Unemployment
A reduction in wage costs of some few thousand dollars increases employment. Obviously therefore a rise in wage costs of four or five times that is going to have significant unemployment effects. QED: A $15 minimum wage is going to destroy many jobs. Yes, I am aware of all the other arguments that people are proffering.


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The Effects of Increases in the Minimum Wage. The debate over increasing the minimum wage usually includes claims about the impact of this action on employment levels and wage levels. This report examines data and studies that compare minimum wage levels and employment levels by state.


Minimum wage
In order to determine if higher minimum wage leads to a higher unemployment two economic professors at Princeton University (David Card and Alan Krueger) conducted a study on minimum wage hikes with a focus on the New Jersey minimum wage hike in 1990. Card and Krueger compared unemployment and wages in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.


Majority of Labor Economists Believe Minimum Wage Hikes Cause Unemployment
Over 73 percent of AEA labor economists believe that a significant increase will lead to employment losses and 68 percent think these employment losses fall disproportionately on the least-skilled. Only 6 percent feel that minimum wage hikes are an efficient way to alleviate poverty. The survey also found: Employers would turn to better skilled employees: More than two-thirds of labor economists (68 percent) believe a mandated wage increase will cause employers to hire applicants with greater skills.