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The prescription must be written by your doctor (on a prescription pad or form) and dated on or before the date you incurred the expense to verify this over-the-counter medicine is prescribed for a known medical condition. Search HSA Eligible Expenses Table.


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Pay for IRS-Qualified Expenses With Your Health Savings Account. Itâs easy to pay for IRS-qualified healthcare expenses with your HSA. We offer several convenient options to pay for current or future healthcare expenses, which include deductibles, co-insurance, prescriptions, vision, dental care, and more.


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Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) â Distribution Rules. A Health Savings Account (HSA) is a trust or account used to pay medical expenses that a high deductible health plan. (HDHP) does not pay. HSAs offer triple tax advantages to account owners, including tax exemptions for contributions, earnings and distributions.


Health Savings Account (HSA)
A health savings account (HSA) is a tax-advantaged medical savings account available to taxpayers in the United States who are enrolled in a high-deductible health plan (HDHP). The funds contributed to an account are not subject to federal income tax at the time of deposit.


Cochlear Dead Regions and Hearing Aid Fittings
Cox, Johnson, and Alexander (2012) report cochlear dead regions (DRs) occur when inner hair cells at a given frequency are lost or malfunctioning. Previous publications have suggested hearing-aid high-frequency gain should be attenuated in the presence of high frequency DRs.


Review ArticleDiagnosing Cochlear âDeadâ Regions and Its Importance in the Auditory Rehabilitation Process
Initially, he defined âdead zoneâ as a cochlear region with significant reduction of the functions performed by inner hair cells and /or adjacent neurons, in such a way that the vibration generated in this region starts being detected by another, more functional one.


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Cochlear Dead Regions and Implications for Fittings Have you ever had a patient complain she is unsatisfied with her hearing aids? It could be that your client has a Cochlear Dead Region, which can profoundly affect the way you fit your patientâs hearing aid. Inner and outer hair cells within the cochlea act like a two-way street, transferring information to and from the brain.


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These findings suggest that knowledge of the presence or absence of dead regions in individuals with low frequency hearing loss may be particularly important. For a review of this topic and how to identify individuals with dead regions see Moore (2004) or my online course OC Fittings: Potential Impact of Cochlear Dead Regions on OC Candidacy Benjamin W.Y. Hornsby, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor at Vanderbilt University.


Testing for Cochlear Dead Regions: Audiometer Implementation of the TEN (HL) Test
Some useful rules for selecting the level of the TEN are as follows: 1  For frequencies where the hearing loss is less than or equal to 60 dBHL, set the TEN level to 70 dBHL. 2  When the hearing loss is 70 dBHL or more at a given frequency, set the TEN level 10 dB above the audiometric threshold at that frequency.


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IHS Continuing Education Test . 1: The following statement is true: A: Inner hair cells are afferent B: Outer hair cells are afferent C: Inner hair cells are efferent D: None of the above . 2: By themselves, without the OHCs, the IHCs cannot sense sounds below ___dB SPL: 7: A: 50 - 60 B: 60 - A:70 C: 70 - 90 D: 110 - 120


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Are there any suggested fitting protocols to following with regards to fitting a patient with hearing aids who has been identified as having cochlear dead regions? Do protocols differ depending on whether the dead region is in the low frequency range versus the high frequency range? 35 AudiologyOnline Ask the Expert


Cochlear Dead Regions and Hearing Aid Fittings
(2012) Implications of High-Frequency Cochlear Dead Regions for Fitting Hearing Aids to Adults With Mild to Moderately Severe Hearing Loss. Ear & Hearing 33(5):573-587. Cox RM, Alexander GC, Johnson J, Rivera I. (2011) Cochlear dead Regions in Typical Hearing Aid Candidates: Prevalence and Implications for Use of High-Frequency Speech Cues. Ear & Hearing 32(3):339-348.


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cochlear dead regions, it is best to: A: Do the TEN test B: Always use Hz transposition C: Fit the transitions of the hearing loss D: Amplify most where the thresholds are the worst . 5: Low-Hz dead regions necessarily result in a moderate reverse SNHL because the traveling wave has a: A: Long tail sloping toward the low-Hz apex and a steep fornt facing the high-Hz base B: Steep front facing the low-Hz apex and a long tail sloping toward the high-Hz base . 6: High-Hz dead regions necessarily result


Cochlear Dead Regions and High Frequency Gain: How to Fit the Hearing Aid
Cochlear dead regions (DRs) are defined as a total loss of inner hair cell function across a limited region of the basilar membrane (Moore, et al., 1999b). This does not result in an inability to perceive sound at a given frequency range, rather the sound is perceived via a spread of excitation to adjacent regions in the cochlea where the inner hair cells are still functioning.


Flash
A bandwidth friendly and browser independent vector-graphic animation technology. As long as different browsers are equipped with the necessary plug-ins, Flash animations will look the same. With Flash, users can draw their own animations or import other vector-based images.


Flash (Barry Allen)
After being struck by lightning, Barry Allen wakes up from his coma to discover he's been given the power of super speed, becoming the Flash, fighting crime in Central City. Greg Berlanti, Geoff Johns, Andrew Kreisberg.


The Flash
Whenever Barry uses his super speed from a standing start, there is a gust of wind that blows in the opposite direction (for instance, if he superspeeds to the left, there is an airburst that blows to the right). Engaging his super speed in this manner would cause a suction effect creating an airburst in the same direction he's moving in.


What is 'Flash'? Is that the same as 'Adobe Flash'?
Answer: Flash was formerly called Macromedia Flash, but is now relabeled as Adobe Flash since Adobe purchased Macromedia software in 2005. Flash is streaming animation for web pages. Sometimes Flash is a portion of an HTML web page, and sometimes a web page is made entirely of Flash. Either way, Flash files are called Flash movies. These are special .swf format files that beam to your web browser screen as you watch them.


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WEBOPEDIA WEEKLY. Stay up to date on the latest developments in Internet terminology with a free weekly newsletter from Webopedia. Join to subscribe now. Like everything in technology, AI touches on so many other trends, like self-driving cars and automation, and Big Data and the Internet of Things... As organizations rush to release new applications, security appears to be getting short shrift. DevSecOps is a new approach that holds promise.


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Adobe Animate CC (formerly Flash Professional) is an application for developing rich content, user interfaces, and web applications. Adobe Flash Player is a multiplatform client runtime. Web users must download and install Flash Player to view and interact with SWF content.


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What is the difference between Adobe AIR and Flash Player? The two Adobe Flash Platform runtimes are Flash Player and Adobe AIR. Flash Player is a highly expressive cross-platform runtime that works consistently across browsers. Flash Player delivers innovation within the browser, while AIR, a superset of Flash Player, enables the delivery of standalone applications that run outside the browser.


What is Flash?
Section 1: What is Flash? Flash is a multimedia software originally designed by Macromedia that has spawned a whole new genre of websites with fast, vector-based animation (uses mathematical equations to ensure they scale correctly based on monitor size) and sound. 1.1 A little history lesson.


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Place the cover on the chair, printed side up. Arrange the fabric so that it fits smoothly. Pin a 12-inch cord or piece of ribbon to the front and back of the fabric where the seat meets the back on each side. Pin the ties to the wrong side of the fabric.


How to Make Simple Chair Covers
8. Place the cover on the chair, printed side up. Arrange the fabric so that it fits smoothly. Pin a 12-inch cord or piece of ribbon to the front and back of the fabric where the seat meets the back on each side. Pin the ties to the wrong side of the fabric.


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Place the cover on the chair, printed side up. Arrange the fabric so that it fits smoothly. Pin a 12-inch cord or piece of ribbon to the front and back of the fabric where the seat meets the back on each side.


How to Make Simple Chair Covers
8. Place the cover on the chair, printed side up. Arrange the fabric so that it fits smoothly. Pin a 12-inch cord or piece of ribbon to the front and back of the fabric where the seat meets the back on each side.


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Making a no-sew cover is the easiest way to create chair covers and sashes. The only things needed are enough fabric to cover each chair, fabric glue, ribbon or tulle, and a measuring tape. When choosing the fabric, take into consideration the chair's use.


How to Make Chair Covers and Sashes
Supplies Needed. Making a no-sew cover is the easiest way to create chair covers and sashes. The only things needed are enough fabric to cover each chair, fabric glue, ribbon or tulle, and a measuring tape. When choosing the fabric, take into consideration the chair's use.


Easy Chair Covers
More Ideas: 1  Slip large pillowcases over the backs of chairs to make instant slipcovers. 2  T-shirts work great as chair covers for an informal dinner party. 3  Use a variety of colored T-shirts to cover stackable or folding chairs and create a fun atmosphere for a garden party.


No Sew Chair Back Covers
Measure back width of chair x back height of chair x 2 (front and back) and add 2 inches to these measurements for hem/finished edge allowance. 1  The back width of my chair was 16â, the back height â 24â. 2  I added 2 inches to the 16â width. 3  I doubled the 24â height to 48â and added 2 inches.


Easy Chair Covers
3. Add all measurements together, allowing 1 1/2 inches for seam allowance. Measure the width of the chair, and cut a piece of fabric to the specifications youâve come up with. 4. Make hems on the edges of the cover by turning the edges of the fabric under and securing with fabric glue.


How to Make Chair Covers and Sashes
Making a no-sew cover is the easiest way to create chair covers and sashes. The only things needed are enough fabric to cover each chair, fabric glue, ribbon or tulle, and a measuring tape.


What are the official colors of self injury? (recovering, recovered, and currently harming themselves)?
Relevance. Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Yes, orange is the official color for self injury awareness it is posted on several websites. Sometimes they say orange and white is for recovery, all orange is for currently self injuring, and white with a little orange is for supporters for self injury awareness.I hope that helps answer your question.urrently: Red or Black-Red because of the obvious blood. and black because usually before someone self-harms they think of bad thoughts, which to me is a black thought. EDIT: Well, yeah the official colors are orange. Self-Injury Awareness Day is March 1st. Some people where orange ribbons that day.


Orange ribbon
The orange ribbon is a symbol adopted for a very wide variety of uses in different places. It is currently being used in the #savecedric campaign to promote the continued unification of the westside region of a business in Northern Indiana.n this day, some people choose to be more open about their own self-harm, and awareness organisations make special efforts to raise awareness about self-harm. Some people wear an orange awareness ribbon or wristband to encourage awareness of self-harm.


Cause Awareness By Color
Here is a handy list we maintain regularly of Cause Awareness Colors and the corresponding causes, cancer or meanings. Click on a ribbon to see all the causes represented by that color and all the items offered for each cause.ere is a handy list we maintain regularly of Cause Awareness Colors and the corresponding causes, cancer or meanings. Click on a ribbon to see all the causes represented by that color and all the items offered for each cause.


Awareness Color Definition Guide
Awareness Color Definition Guide. We have compiled a giant list of the most common awareness colors and their corresponding causes, including breast cancer awareness colors, AIDS awareness colors and more!ind out which color represents your cause, including Alzheimerâs, heart disease, cancer, AIDS, asthma and almost any cause you can possibly think of! Some causes have more than one awareness color associated with them, and are marked with an asterisk.


Orange ribbon
Many efforts are being made by local supporters to raise awareness of this cause. It was more recently used worldwide to promote awareness of self-harm on March 1, 2012. March 1 is designated as Self-injury Awareness Day (SIAD) around the world.n this day, some people choose to be more open about their own self-harm, and awareness organisations make special efforts to raise awareness about self-harm. Some people wear an orange awareness ribbon or wristband to encourage awareness of self-harm.


Awareness Color Definition Guide
Find out which color represents your cause, including Alzheimerâs, heart disease, cancer, AIDS, asthma and almost any cause you can possibly think of! Some causes have more than one awareness color associated with them, and are marked with an asterisk.The alternate color is listed below the chart.Some causes, like breast cancer awareness and breast cancer survivor have the same colors.ind out which color represents your cause, including Alzheimerâs, heart disease, cancer, AIDS, asthma and almost any cause you can possibly think of! Some causes have more than one awareness color associated with them, and are marked with an asterisk.


Awareness Ribbons Chart: Color and Meaning of Awareness Ribbon Causes
Because many awareness ribbon colors may have multiple associated meanings Disabled World is listing only the awareness ribbons regarding health and disabilities.. The use of colored ribbons is designed to draw awareness to health and other issues.or example Canada has granted official mark status for pink (breast cancer) awareness ribbons to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. NOTE: Because many awareness ribbon colors may have multiple associated meanings Disabled World is listing only ribbons regarding health and disabilities.


Self-harm
1 An orange ribbon or orange-and-white ribbon is an awareness ribbon for Self Injury Awareness Day (SIAD) (March 1). 2  SIAD promotes awareness and support of those people who self-harm.3  They were formerly colored red, blue and black. 4  It is also worn to show support for 16 day of activism against gender based violence.n this day, some people choose to be more open about their own self-harm, and awareness organisations make special efforts to raise awareness about self-harm. Some people wear an orange awareness ribbon or wristband to encourage awareness of self-harm.


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The meaning behind an awareness ribbon depends on its colors and pattern. Since many advocacy groups have adopted ribbons as symbols of support or awareness, ribbons, particularly those of a single color, some colors may refer to more than one cause. Some causes may be represented by more than one ribbon. lung-cancer awareness. 2  It was originally clear, referencing air and being too-often unnoticed, but evolved to primarily pearl or white for practical reasons, because a clear ribbon isn't easily visible.


What are the official colors of self injury? (recovering, recovered, and currently harming themselves)?
Currently: Red or Black-Red because of the obvious blood. and black because usually before someone self-harms they think of bad thoughts, which to me is a black thought. EDIT: Well, yeah the official colors are orange. Self-Injury Awareness Day is March 1st. Some people where orange ribbons that day.urrently: Red or Black-Red because of the obvious blood. and black because usually before someone self-harms they think of bad thoughts, which to me is a black thought. EDIT: Well, yeah the official colors are orange. Self-Injury Awareness Day is March 1st. Some people where orange ribbons that day.


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: NO. This is a drum reset chip and this will only reset the drum counter only. If you need to reset your toner counter before/after toner refill, you need to buy the toner reset chips. Unfortunately, we do not sell the toner reset chip for Samsung models currently.f you are looking for toner counter reset, this is not a right products. You need to buy toner reset chips. This listing is for drum / fuser or transfer belt counter reset chips.


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To reset the SWS (SyncThru Web Service) password: 1  Press the Menu button on the printer panel. 2  Press the right or left arrow until Network appears, then press OK.3  Press the right or left arrow until Clear Settings appears, then press OK. 4  Select Yes and press OK. Press the right or left arrow until Clear Settings appears, then press OK. 2  Select Yes and press OK. 3  After the printer finishes clearing the network settings, unplug it for a few seconds then plug it in again. 4  All network settings (including the SWS password) will be reset.


Thread: Samsung SL-C460 resets
Samsung SL-C460 resets. I had to replace the transfer belt and fuser in this machine, how do you reset fuser counter and transfer belt counter THANK YOU.amsung SL-C460 resets. I had to replace the transfer belt and fuser in this machine, how do you reset fuser counter and transfer belt counter THANK YOU.


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Samsung CLP-325W printer s syncthru password reset. I have a Samsung CLP-325W printer at my workplace. It is connected to Mac. The problem is that I have lost my password for SyncThru web services. Without that password, I can t use the printer. I contacted the Samsung customer care, but they haven t yet replied.e: Samsung CLP-325W printer s syncthru password reset. Samsung CLP-325W is a new printer manufactured by Samsung. The new printers do not accept the last 8 digits of Mac address as password.


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1 Press the Menu button on the printer panel. 2  Press the right or left arrow until Network appears, then press OK. 3  Press the right or left arrow until Clear Settings appears, then press OK.4  Select Yes and press OK. 5  After the printer finishes clearing the network settings, unplug it for a few seconds then plug it in again. Press the right or left arrow until Clear Settings appears, then press OK. 2  Select Yes and press OK. 3  After the printer finishes clearing the network settings, unplug it for a few seconds then plug it in again. 4  All network settings (including the SWS password) will be reset.


Can I reset a Samsung starter toner cartridge?
If you buy a new toner for the printer, it will have a chip on it, that limits it to xxxx pages printed, before the printer will refuse to use the toner cartridge any longer. So if you refill that toner cartridge, you need to reset the chip (an easy operation from what I can see on youtube).However-I have the starter cartridge, and that does not have the chip, so I cannot reset it.- but still refuses to use the toner. It would seem there is a different kind of reset mechanism, that needs to be done. have a Samsung ML-1640 laser printer with the starter toner cartridge (that was in it when I bought it). I also bought a toner refill kit and performed the refill.


Can I reset a Samsung starter toner cartridge?
I have a Samsung ML-1640 laser printer with the starter toner cartridge (that was in it when I bought it). I also bought a toner refill kit and performed the refill.Worked great for 20-30 pages, printer then stopped, because the toner cartridge has reached its maximum page count (Toner Exhausted - red LED). have a Samsung ML-1640 laser printer with the starter toner cartridge (that was in it when I bought it). I also bought a toner refill kit and performed the refill.


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Re: Samsung CLP-325W printer s syncthru password reset. Samsung CLP-325W is a new printer manufactured by Samsung. The new printers do not accept the last 8 digits of Mac address as password.The reset won t work as the Syncthru Web 2.x service doesn t accept password without valid User ID.e: Samsung CLP-325W printer s syncthru password reset. Samsung CLP-325W is a new printer manufactured by Samsung. The new printers do not accept the last 8 digits of Mac address as password.


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1 Press the right or left arrow until Clear Settings appears, then press OK. 2  Select Yes and press OK. 3  After the printer finishes clearing the network settings, unplug it for a few seconds then plug it in again. 4  All network settings (including the SWS password) will be reset. Press the right or left arrow until Clear Settings appears, then press OK. 2  Select Yes and press OK. 3  After the printer finishes clearing the network settings, unplug it for a few seconds then plug it in again. 4  All network settings (including the SWS password) will be reset.


SamsungÂ® Printer Reset Tips
To exit the down-loader, press any key turn off your printer for about 10 seconds and turn it back on. Manual reset. One of the simplest ways to reset your Samsung printer is to turn the printer off by pushing the power button in until the LED light turns off.You must be sure that the printer is off before proceeding.o exit the down-loader, press any key turn off your printer for about 10 seconds and turn it back on. Manual reset. One of the simplest ways to reset your Samsung printer is to turn the printer off by pushing the power button in until the LED light turns off.


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Antonyms: be born, be immortal, begin, come into being, come to life, exist, flourish, grow, live, rise again, rise from the dead, survive. Preposition: To die of fever; by violence; rarely, with the sword, famine, etc. (Ezek. vii, 15); to die for one's country; to die at sea; in one's bed; in agony; die to the world.


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Die, to go out of life, become destitute of vital power and action, is figuratively applied to anything which has the appearance of life. Where the dying night-lamp flickers. Locksley Hall st. 40. An echo, a strain of music, a tempest, a topic, an issue, dies. Expire (literally, to breathe out) is a softer word for die; it is used figuratively of things that cease to exist by reaching a natural limit; as, a lease expires; the time has expired.


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English Collins Dictionary-English synonyms & Thesaurus &nbsp. die (dies plural & 3rd person present) (dying present participle) (died past tense & past participle) 1 verb When people, animals, and plants die, they stop living.


die synonym, die definition | Thesaurus
6 verb You can say that you are dying for something or are dyingto do something to emphasize that you very much want to have it or do it. INFORMAL only cont (emphasis) I'm dying for a breath of fresh air... V for n. She was dying to talk to Frank.


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To perish (literally, in Latin, to go through, as in English we say, the fire goes out) is oftenest used of death by privation or exposure; as, I perish with hunger, Luke xv, 17; sometimes, of death by violence. Knowledge and fame, art and empires, may be said to perish; the word denotes utter destruction and decay.


die synonym, die definition | Thesaurus
I would die a very happy person if I could stay in music my whole life... V n. ...friends who died young. V adj. 2 verb If a person, animal, or plant is dying, they are so ill or so badly injured that they will not live very much longer.


die
noun. verb. The definition of a die is a small marked cube used in games. An example of die is what is rolled when playing backgammon. Die is defined as to stop living, existing or fade away. 1  An example of die is pulling a plant out of the ground by its' roots.


die- definition and synonyms
Blog. A must for anyone with an interest in the changing face of language. The Macmillan Dictionary blog explores English as it is spoken around the world today. Definition and synonyms of die from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Publishers Limited.


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1 To cease living; become dead; expire. 2  To cease existing, especially by degrees; fade: The sunlight died in the west. 3  To experience an agony or suffering suggestive of that of death: nearly died of embarrassment. 4  Informal To desire something greatly: I am dying for a box of chocolates. 5  She was dying to see the exhibit.


CRS Annotated Constitution
Many years later, a divided Court, assuming the applicability of the Eighth Amendment to the States, held that a second electrocution following a mechanical failure at [p.1474] the first which injured but did not kill the condemned man did not violate the proscription.


Amendment VIIIExcessive Fines, Cruel and Unusual Punishment
As these debates demonstrate, the Cruel and Unusual Punishments Clause clearly prohibits âbarbaricâ methods of punishment. If the federal government tried to bring back the rack, or thumbscrews, or gibbets as instruments of punishment, such efforts would pretty clearly violate the Eighth Amendment.


Annotation 1 - Eighth Amendment
Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted. EXCESSIVE BAIL. âThis traditional right to freedom before conviction permits the unhampered preparation of a defense, and serves to prevent the infliction of punishment prior to conviction.


Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution
The Eighth Amendment (Amendment VIII) to the United States Constitution is the part of the United States Bill of Rights (ratified December 15, 1791) prohibiting the federal government from imposing excessive bail, excessive fines, or cruel and unusual punishments, including torture.


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(3) The Cruel and Unusual Punishments Clause does not prohibit the death penalty, because capital punishment was permissible in 1791, and because the text of the Constitution mentions the death penalty. Specifically, the Fifth Amendment commands that âNo person shall be held to answer for a capital.


Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution
It is not contended in this connection that the prohibition of the Eighth Amendment to the federal Constitution against excessive fines operates to control the legislation of the states. The fixing of punishment for crime or penalties for unlawful acts against its laws is within the police power of the state.


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But in reality, the word âunusualâ in the Eighth Amendment did not originally mean ârareââ it meant âcontrary to long usage,â or ânew.â A punishment is cruel and unusual if it is âcruel in light of long usageâ â that is, cruel in comparison to longstanding prior practice or tradition.


CRS Annotated Constitution
In Coker v. Georgia, the Court held that the state may not impose a death sentence upon a rapist who does not take a human [p.1488] life. The Court announced that the standard under the Eighth Amendment was that punishments are barred when they are âexcessiveâ in relation to the crime committed.


Amendment VIIIExcessive Fines, Cruel and Unusual Punishment
In 1791, this same prohibition became the central component of the Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution. When the United States Constitution was first ratified by the states, it did not contain a Bill of Rights, and it did not prohibit cruel and unusual punishments.


Annotation 6 - Eighth Amendment
Neither is the punishment of death disproportionate to the crime being punished, murder. Second, a different majority, however, concluded that statutes mandating the imposition of death for crimes classified as firstâdegree murder violate the Eighth Amendment. In order to make its determination, the plurality looked to history and traditional usage, to legislative enactment, and to jury determinations.


Bone marrow
Bone marrow is the flexible tissue in the interior of bones. In humans, red blood cells are produced by cores of bone marrow in the heads of long bones in a process known as hematopoiesis.On average, bone marrow constitutes 4% of the total body mass of humans; in an adult weighing 65 kilograms (143 lb), bone marrow typically accounts for approximately 2.6 kilograms (5.7 lb).he two types of bone marrow are red marrow (Latin: medulla ossium rubra), which consists mainly of hematopoietic tissue, and yellow marrow (Latin: medulla ossium flava), which is mainly made up of fat cells.


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A bone marrow biopsy is a procedure that takes a small sample of the marrow inside your bones for testing in a laboratory.This test is used to see if you have an infection, disease, or other problem in your bone marrow. Bone marrow is the spongy tissue found inside your bones. bone marrow biopsy is a procedure that takes a small sample of the marrow inside your bones for testing in a laboratory.


Bone marrow
bone marrow the soft, organic, spongelike material in the cavities of bones; called also medulla ossium. It is a network of blood vessels and special connective tissue fibers that hold together a composite of fat and blood-producing cells.Its chief function is to manufacture erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets. substance found in the cavities of bones, especially the long bones and the sternum (breast bone). The bone marrow contains those cells that are responsible for the production of the blood cells (red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets).


Bone marrow
bone marrow. the soft, organic material in the cavities of bones, a network of blood vessels and special connective tissue fibers that hold together a composite of fat and blood-producing cells. The chief function of bone marrow is to manufacture erythrocytes, leukocytes and platelets. substance found in the cavities of bones, especially the long bones and the sternum (breast bone). The bone marrow contains those cells that are responsible for the production of the blood cells (red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets).


What is Bone Marrow?
Bone marrow is a distinctive class of tissue that fills the cores of larger bones in humans and other animals.Unlike the hard, or compact, tissue that forms the outer shells of bones, the marrow has a malleable, sponge-like texture.one marrow is a distinctive class of tissue that fills the cores of larger bones in humans and other animals.


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Bone marrow: The soft blood-forming tissue that fills the cavities of bones and contains fat and immature and mature blood cells, including white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets. Diseases or drugs that affect the bone marrow can affect the total counts of these cells.one marrow: The soft blood-forming tissue that fills the cavities of bones and contains fat and immature and mature blood cells, including white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets. Diseases or drugs that affect the bone marrow can affect the total counts of these cells.


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A bone marrow procedure (commonly referred to as a bone marrow or bone marrow aspiration with or without biopsy) is a technique used to obtain the blood-forming portion (marrow) of the inner core of bone for examination in the laboratory or for transplantation.he bone marrow contains the different types of cells that give rise to red cells, white cells and platelets found in our blood. The marrow may also contain abnormal cells, proteins, or inflammatory processed that are not normally present, such as cancer cells.


What is Bone Marrow?
Bone Marrow. Bone marrow is a spongy substance found in the center of the bones. It manufactures bone marrow stem cells and other substances, which in turn produce blood cells. Each type of blood cell made by the bone marrow has an important job:1  Red blood cells carry oxygen to tissues in the body.one Marrow. Bone marrow is a spongy substance found in the center of the bones. It manufactures bone marrow stem cells and other substances, which in turn produce blood cells. Each type of blood cell made by the bone marrow has an important job:


All you need to know about bone marrow
Bone marrow is the spongy tissue inside some of the bones in the body, including the hip and thigh bones. Bone marrow contains immature cells, called stem cells.one marrow is the spongy tissue inside some of the bones in the body, including the hip and thigh bones. Bone marrow contains immature cells, called stem cells.


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How a bone marrow transplant works \r\n \r\n A bone marrow or cord blood transplant replaces unhealthy blood-forming cells with healthy ones.There are two types of transplants autologous and allogenic. The role of bone marrow \r\n \r\n Marrow is the soft tissue inside bones that produces.Skip Navigation.ow a bone marrow transplant works \r\n \r\n A bone marrow or cord blood transplant replaces unhealthy blood-forming cells with healthy ones.There are two types of transplants autologous and allogenic. The role of bone marrow \r\n \r\n Marrow is the soft tissue inside bones that produces. Skip Navigation.


Riverton, Wyoming
Public education in the city of Riverton is provided by Fremont County School District #25. The district operates three Kâ3 elementary schools (Ashgrove, Aspen Park, and Jackson), Rendezvous Elementary School (grades 4â5), Riverton Middle School (grades 6â8), and Riverton High School (grades 9â12).


Fremont County, Wyoming
Fremont County is a county located in the U.S. state of Wyoming. As of the 2010 census, the population was 40,123. Its county seat is Lander. The county was founded in 1884 and is named for John C. FrÃ©mont, a general, explorer, and politician. It is roughly the size of the state of Vermont. Fremont County comprises the Riverton, WY Micropolitan Statistical Area.


Riverton, Wyoming
Riverton is a city in Fremont County, Wyoming, United States. The city's population was 10,615 at the 2010 census, making it the largest city in the county overall.


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PLEASE NOTE: The Riverton Clerkâs annex office is staffed by the Fremont County Clerkâs office. The only work that is processed immediately at the Riverton annex is completing a marriage application and receiving a marriage certificate.


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Welcome to Riverton. Riverton is the rendezvous community of Wyoming, past, present and future. For centuries, people have chosen the Wind River Valley as a place to come together.


Welcome to Riverton
City of Riverton Wyoming - The Rendezvous City. Riverton is the rendezvous community of Wyoming, past, present and future. For centuries, people have chosen the Wind River Valley as a place to come together. It started with the Native Americans who felt it was a special place. Mountain men, prospectors and homesteaders followed.


Fremont County, Wyoming
Fremont County was created on March 5, 1884 by the legislature of the Wyoming Territory The county was created with land ceded by Sweetwater County. In 1890, Big Horn County was carved out of Fremont, Johnson, and Sheridan Counties.


Riverton, Wyoming
Central Wyoming College is located in Riverton, with off-campus sites in Wyoming in Jackson, Lander, Thermopolis, Dubois, and the Wind River Indian Reservation.


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MISSION STATEMENT: To work as a team to efficiently and accurately serve the public. Welcome to the Fremont County Clerkâs office. The County Clerk is mandated by the Wyoming State Legislature to provide a variety of services to the citizens of Fremont County and Wyoming. Our goal is to provide these services in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible.


Riverton, Wyoming
The city is an incorporated entity of the state of Wyoming. The community was named Riverton because of the four rivers that meet there. The town was built on land ceded from the Wind River Reservation in 1906, a situation that often makes it subject to jurisdictional claims by the nearby Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes.


How your credit score is calculated
How your credit score is calculated. Learn what your credit score is based on and the many ways you can improve it. Your credit score is one of the most important measures of your creditworthiness. For your FICOÂ® score, it's a three digit number usually ranging between 300 to 850 and is based on metrics developed by Fair Isaac Corporation.


What Your Credit Score Is Made Of
Creditors and lenders also use your credit score to set the pricing for your credit card or loan. Higher credit scores help you qualify for lower interest rates on credit cards and loans while lower credit scores will result in higher interest rates.


What Is My Credit Score, and How Is It Calculated?
But credit scores arenât just used by banks. Increasingly, insurance firms, landlords and even employers are using credit scores as a proxy for figuring out how responsible you are. The most widely used score, from a company called FICO, ranges from 300 to 850. On the FICO scale, the higher the number, the better.


What Your Credit Score Is Made Of
Credit & Debt Management. Your credit score is a three-digit number that's used to predict the likelihood that you'll pay your credit obligations on time. The score generally ranges from 300-850 and is calculated using credit history information from your credit report. Your accounts, payment history, and inquiries into your credit are examples of credit report information used to calculate your credit score.


How Is My Credit Score Calculated?
But figuring out just how credit scores are calculated isnât as simple. The basis of any of your credit scores is easy enough to figure out. Itâs your credit report. More specifically, the data from your credit report is plugged into an algorithm that spits out a number on a set scale. Voila: your credit score.


What Is My Credit Score, and How Is It Calculated?
Fair Isaac, the makers of the FICO score, is tight-lipped about exactly how the scores are calculated. But they do give the weights of various criteria that they look at: 35% payment history, 30% amount owed, 15% length of history, 10% new credit, 10% types of credit used.


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How is my score determined? A credit score is a complex mathematical model that evaluates many types of information in a credit file to determine your financial reliability or credit risk; that is, how likely you are to repay a loan and make your loan payments on time.


What Is My Credit Score, and How Is It Calculated?
While your credit reports are simply a track record of your payment historyâno judgmentsâyour credit score is more akin to a school GPA. Itâs a cumulative number that measures your success relative to others, in this case grading you as a credit-worthy individual.


Best Credit Cards for Bad Credit of 2018
Your credit score is based on the following five factors: 1  Your payment history accounts for 35% of your score. 2  How much you owe on loans and credit cards makes up 30% of your score. 3  The length of your credit history accounts for 15% of your score.  The types of accounts you have make up 10% of your score.


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Many factors influence your score, with the two most important being how you pay your debts and how much debt you owe. For example, late payments on loans, a past bankruptcy, debt collections or a court judgment ordering you to pay money as a result of a lawsuit will negatively affect your credit score.


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Bicol Region. is one of the 17 regions of the Philippines. Bicol (also spelled Bikol) is composed of four provinces in the Bicol Peninsula, the southeastern end of Luzon island, and two island-provinces adjacent to the peninsula.


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Sorsogon is a province of the Philippines located in the Bicol Region in Luzon. Its capital is Sorsogon City and borders the province of Albay to the north. Sorsogon is at the tip of the Bicol Peninsula and faces the island of Samar to the southeast across the San Bernardino Strait.


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Camarines Sur lies at the center of the Bicol Peninsula. The province is also the largest in the Bicol Region with a land area of 5,266.8 square kilometers. At the center of the province is Bicol Plain. Surrounding it are mountains, two of which are Mt. Isarog and Mt. Iriga.


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The Filipino language (Tagalog) is also spoken in northern parts of Camarines Norte as well as in the municipality of Del Gallego, Camarines Sur. Two Visayan languages, Sorsoganon and Masbate o or Minasbate, are spoken in Masbate and Sorsogon; they are collectively referred to as Bisakol.


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Together with Sorsogon City, they are the leading cities in the region in terms of urbanization and the hub of the economic activity. Geography_____________________________. The total land area of Bicol Region is 17,632.5 km2 (6,807.9 sq mi) or 5.9% of the total land area of the country. Camarines Sur is the largest province occupying 5,266.8 km2 (2,033.5 sq mi) or around 30% of the total, while Catanduanes is the smallest with only 1,511.5 km2 (583.6 sq mi) or 8.6% of the total.


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The land_______________________________. Physically, Masbate lies exactly in the center of the Philippine archipelago north of the Visayas region. The main island looks like an arrowhead with its tip pointing north. Its southern portion encloses the Asid Gulf, while the Jintotolo Channel separates it from Panay Island. The Masbate Pass separates the two islands of Burias and Ticao from the main island of Masbate.


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The Bicol dialect is spoken in the province, being at the gateway between the Visayas and Luzon through the Bicol Region. Sorsogonâs brand of Bicol, however, is a unique mixture of the Visayas and Bicol dialects.


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Albay has a total land area of 2,552.6 square kilometers, which makes it the 26th smallest province. Most of Albay is located on mainland Bicol Peninsula and it has four major islands to the east: Rapu-Rapu, Batan (part of Rapu-Rapu), Cagraray (part of Bacacay), and San Miguel (part of Tabaco City).


Visayas
The major islands of the Visayas are Panay, Negros, Cebu, Bohol, Leyte, and Samar. The region may also include the islands of Romblon and Masbate, whose population identify as Visayan. There are three administrative regions in the Visayas: Western Visayas, Central Visayas and Eastern Visayas.


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Albay is a province of the Philippines located in the Bicol Region in Luzon. Its capital is Legazpi City and the province borders the Camarines Sur to the north and Sorsogon to the south. Also to the northeast is Lagonoy Gulf leading to the Philippine Sea, and to the southwest is Burias Pass.


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The aim of this. study was to assess the clinical characteristics of. vasodepressor, cardioinhibitory, and mixed CSS. PATIENTSANDMETHODS: CSMwascarriedout. on 132 consecutive patients over 65 years re-. ferred for investigation of dizziness, falls, or syn-. cope.


Syncope
About 16% to 18% patients older than 65 years have postural hypotension, and 2% of these are symptomatic. The value of the clinical history is limited in diagnosing the cause of syncope in older patients (â¥65 years) as compared to younger patients (<65 years).


Syncope
Neurocardiogenic Syncope. Also known as vasovagal syncope and vasodepressor syncope, neurocardiogenic syncope is commonly described using the Bezold-Jarisch reflex model. A reduction in ventricular preload stimulates mechanoreceptors in the inferoposterior part of the left ventricle, leading to a vigorous contraction.


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The clinical character-. istics of patients with vasodepressor, cardioinhibitory, and mixed responses were. similar. CONCLUSION: CSS is an underdiagnosed cause. of dixziness, falls, and syncope in the elderly. The vasodepressor form occurs more frequently. than previously reported and has clinical char-. acteristics similar to those of the cardioinhibi-. tory and mixed subtypes.


Syncope
Not every fall in BP leads to brain hypoxia. Syncope or presyncope occurs as a result of brain hypoxia, which is usually secondary to a reduction of cerebral perfusion pressure. This is because the cerebral circulation is autoregulated so brain perfusion is maintained in the face of significant changes in BP.


Syncope
Syncope is part of a broader clinical network of symptoms that is best described as postural intolerance, which is a constellation of symptoms that occur in the upright posture including dizziness, lightheadedness, tremulousness, sweating, nausea, and palpitations.


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The response was vasodepressor. in 37%) cardioinhibitory in 29%) and mixed in. 34 % . Thirty-six patients had recurrent syncope, 17 presented with unexplained falls, and the re-. mainder had dizziness alone.


What Is SHAHID?
What Is SHAHID? SHAHID is the leading premium Arabic Video On Demand service in the world. It has the largest library of Arabic movies, shows, series and dramas â at a seamless experience with no interruptions for advertisements. SHAHID is now available in the U.S. exclusively through DISH and its affiliates.


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Shahid Shahid.net was re-launched in July 2011, as the first free video-on-demand and leading TV catch-up service in the MENA region. The website serves to engage its users with MBCâs most exclusive content and broadcasts through the aggregation of different TV programs.


Shahid
When they heard this, they were furious and gnashed their teeth at him. But Stephen, full of the Holy Spirit, looked up to heaven and saw the glory of God, and Jesus standing at the right hand of God. Look, he said, I see heaven open and the Son of Man standing at the right hand of God..


Shahid  (film)
Shahid made its theatrical release on 18 October 2013. The film was made on a budget of approximately Rs 8 million and was released in nearly 400+ screens worldwide.


Shahid
What is the meaning of Shahid? How popular is the baby name Shahid? Learn the origin and popularity plus how to pronounce Shahid


Download SHAHID Android App on PC/SHAHID for PC
Sponsored Links. Shahid is the top-ranking, most used video-on-demand applications given to you by Middle East Broadcasting Company (MBC). Here you will be able to watch any of their shows or movies, at anytime, anywhere on your android mobile device for free. Watch anything from action to drama, comedy to reality TV.


Shahid
Shahid or Shaheed (Ø´Ø§ÙØ¯) is a Muslim theophoric name, from Ash-Shaheed (Arabic: Ø§ÙØ´ÙÙØ¯â), one of the 99 names of God in the Qur'an. As a male given name it is common among Muslims, being also one of the names given to Muhammad.


Shahid (name)
Shahid or Shaheed (Arabic: Ø´Ø§ÙØ¯ââ Å¡Ähid is a Muslim given name translating to witness, mostly found in South Asia (transcribed as Devanagari à¤¶à¤¾à¤¹à¤¿à¤¦, Bengali à¦¶à¦¾à¦¹à¦¿à¦¦, GurmukhÄ« à¨¸à¨¼à¨¾à¨¹à¨¿à¨¦; in Urdu also written Ø´Ø§ÛØ¯ ). It is derived from the same root Å¡-h-d (c.f. Shahadah).[1] It is also used as a surname.


Shahid
Shahid and Shaheed (Arabic: Ø´ÙÙØ¯ââ Å¡ahÄ«d, plural: Ø´ÙÙÙØ¯ÙØ§Ø¡ Å¡uhadÄÊ¾ ; female: Å¡ahÄ«da) originates from the Quranic Arabic word meaning witness and is also used to denote a martyr.[1] It is used as a honorific for Muslims who have died fulfilling a religious commandment, especially those who die waging jihad, or historically in the military expansion ...


Definitions &Translations
Shahid Shahid or Shaheed originates from the Qur'anic Arabic word meaning witness and is also used to denote a martyr. It is used as an honorific for Muslims who have died fulfilling a religious commandment, especially those who die wielding jihad, or historically in the military expansion of Islam.


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Just received my Sony RX10 II, Sony did there homework. Really enjoying the size, weight and overall handling of the camera. The lens at 2.8 really makes the 1' inch sensor have a some nice depth of field. 24-200mm is a nice walk around lens.


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The Sony Cyber-shot RX10 II is a high-end bridge camera with an 8.3x / 24-200mm zoom, constant f2.8 aperture and a 20 Megapixel sensor that's larger than those in most rival cameras. Announced in June 2015, it's the successor to the original RX10 which delighted video enthusiasts with its movie capabilities.


Sony announces Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 II with stacked 20MP sensor and 4K video
The new Sony Cyber-shot RX100 IV(model DSC-RX100M4) compact and RX10 II (model DSC-RX10M2) high-zoom camera will be available this July for about $1000 and $1300, respectively. Pre-sales for each model will begin on June 17th.


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The Sony RX10 II is a 4K bridge camera. It has a fixed lens but it's a high-quality Zeiss lens! You can find the RX10 Mark 2 and accessories here http://goo.gl/zQsHR1. I use a variety of cameras but I purchased the RX10 II for several reasons. It takes excellent-quality photos and silky 4K video in AUTO mode.


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Really enjoying the size, weight and overall handling of the camera. The lens at 2.8 really makes the 1' inch sensor have a some nice depth of field. 24-200mm is a nice walk around lens. In the evenings I put the camera on Clear image which takes the lens from a 8.3x to 16x zoom.


My RX10 II Initial Setup for 4K Video & Photo
It has a fixed lens but it's a high-quality Zeiss lens! You can find the RX10 Mark 2 and accessories here http://goo.gl/zQsHR1. I use a variety of cameras but I purchased the RX10 II for several reasons. It takes excellent-quality photos and silky 4K video in AUTO mode.


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10, 2015 â Sony â a worldwide leader in digital imaging and the world's largest image sensor manufacturer 1 â has today announced two of the most advanced, versatile Cyber-shot cameras ever to come to market, the compact RX100 IV (model DSC-RX100M4) and high-zoom RX10 II (model DSC-RX10M2) cameras.


My RX10 II Initial Setup for 4K Video & Photo
The Sony RX10 II is a 4K bridge camera. It has a fixed lens but it's a high-quality Zeiss lens! You can find the RX10 Mark 2 and accessories here http://goo.gl/zQsHR1. I use a variety of cameras but I purchased the RX10 II for several reasons.


Sony announces Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 II with stacked 20MP sensor and 4K video
NEW YORK, Jun. 10, 2015 â Sony â a worldwide leader in digital imaging and the world's largest image sensor manufacturer 1 â has today announced two of the most advanced, versatile Cyber-shot cameras ever to come to market, the compact RX100 IV (model DSC-RX100M4) and high-zoom RX10 II (model DSC-RX10M2) cameras.


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Really enjoying the size, weight and overall handling of the camera. The lens at 2.8 really makes the 1' inch sensor have a some nice depth of field. 24-200mm is a nice walk around lens.


Dangers of Statin Drugs: What You Havenât Been Told About Popular Cholesterol-Lowering Medicines
Dr. Golomb has found that 15 percent of statin patients develop some cognitive side effects. 23 The most harrowing involve global transient amnesiaâcomplete memory loss for a brief or lengthy periodâdescribed by former astronaut Duane Graveline in his book Lipitor: Thief of Memory.


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Statin drugs work by blocking the action of the liver enzyme that is responsible for producing cholesterol. Too much cholesterol in the blood can cause a buildup of plaque on the walls of the arteries. That buildup can eventually cause the arteries to narrow or harden.


Beware: Statin Drugs Can Actually Cause Diabetes
Optimizing Your Cholesterol Levels, Naturally. There's really no reason to take statins and suffer the damaging health effects from these dangerous drugs. The fact is that 75 percent of your cholesterol is produced by your liver, which is influenced by your insulin levels.


Beware: Statin Drugs Can Actually Cause Diabetes
1 One in four Americans over the age of 45 are now taking a statin drug, despite the fact that there are over 900 studies proving their adverse effects, which run the gamut from muscle problems to diabetes and increased cancer risk. 2  Statins deplete your body of CoQ10, which can have devastating results. If you take statin drugs without taking CoQ10, your health is at serious risk. Unfortunately, this describes the majority of people who take them in the United States.


Dangers of Statin Drugs: What You Havenât Been Told About Popular Cholesterol-Lowering Medicines
Those taking Lipitor had the greatest reduction of LDL-cholesterolâLDL in the Pravachol group was 95, in the Lipitor group it was 62âa 32 percent greater reduction in LDL levels and a 16 percent reduction in all-cause mortality. But that 16 percent was a reduction in relative risk.


Dangers of Statin Drugs: What You Havenât Been Told About Popular Cholesterol-Lowering Medicines
By the way, other cholesterol-lowering agents besides statin drugs can cause joint pain and muscle weakness. A report in Southern Medical Journal described muscle pains and weakness in a man who took Chinese red rice, an herbal preparation that lowers cholesterol.


Side Effects of Cholesterol-Lowering Statin Drugs
Studies show that, in certain people, statins reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke, and even death from heart disease by about 25% to 35%. Studies also show that statins can reduce the chances of recurrent strokes or heart attacks by about 40%.


Ubiquinol Rescues Simvastatin-Suppression of Mitochondrial Content
1 If you take statin drugs without taking CoQ10, your health is at serious risk. 2  If you have symptoms of statin damage, such as muscle pain, take anywhere from 200 to 500 mg of CoQ10 or ubiquinol, which is the reduced form.


Dangers of Statin Drugs: What You Havenât Been Told About Popular Cholesterol-Lowering Medicines
Cholesterol may also protect us against cancer as low cholesterol levels are associated with increased rates of cancer. Cholesterol is vital to proper neurological function. It plays a key role in the formation of memory and the uptake of hormones in the brain, including serotonin, the bodyâs feel-good chemical.


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Apparently the FDA approved stents that elute statin drugs, so if a patient has side effects from the statins within the stent, they are basically out of luck, or need to have the stents replaced. These stents are now causing major adverse cardiac events 2-5 years post-placement.


General Format
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. 6th ed. (2010). Washington, DC: American Psychological Association. DESK REF BF76.7.P83 2010. Note: When explaining how to cite online documents, the APA Manual states: âIn general, we. recommend that you include the same elements, in the same order, as you would for a reference. to a fixed-media source and add as much electronic retrieval information as needed for others to.


How Do You Write a Memorandum Using the APA Format?
These include to whom the memo is addressed, from whom the memo comes, additional recipients of the memo, the date and the topic of the memo. This header takes one-eighth of the total memo's space. Format the memo Organize the memo into paragraphs, but do not indent. Each paragraph should have a heading.


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APA style requires anything cited briefly. in the text (e.g. in parentheses) should also have a complete listing in the References list. Court cases: (Griswold v. Connecticut, 1965) For court cases, in the text cite the party name v. party name and the year. Statutes (named):


Citing Yourself (citing your previous work) in MLA or APA format
How to Cite Yourself. If you cite or quote your previous work, treat yourself as the author and your own previous course work as an unpublished paper, as shown in the APA publication manual. For example, if Marie Briggs wanted to cite a paper she wrote at Walden in 2012, her in-text citation might look like this:


Citing Legal Materials in APA Style
Citing Legal Materials in APA Style. The 6th edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (2010) outlines the. citation style for legal materials in the Appendix to Chapter 7 (pp. 216 â 224). Below are suggested.


How Do You Write a Memorandum Using the APA Format?
Quick Answer. To write a memorandum in APA format, write a header, opening, summary or discussion, and closing segment following the general guidelines for business writing. Each segment takes up a certain portion of the memo and includes short headings to clarify the segment.


Welcome to the Purdue OWL
Welcome to the Purdue OWL. Purdue University students, faculty, and staff at our West Lafayette, IN campus may access this area for information on the award-winning Purdue Writing Lab. This area includes Writing Lab hours, services, and contact information. Purdue OWL Vidcasts. APA Formatting and Style Guide.


Policies and Procedures
Policies and Procedures. Accreditation standards for doctoral, internship and postdoctoral residency programs. Procedures that guide the accreditation process. Section C is designed as a companion piece to the SOA, containing statements and policies that elucidate, interpret, and operationally define the accreditation criteria.


Policies and Procedures
Section C: IRs related to the Standards of Accreditation (PDF, 1.54MB) Section C is designed as a companion piece to the SOA, containing statements and policies that elucidate, interpret, and operationally define the accreditation criteria. Section D: IRs related to the Accreditation Operating Procedures (PDF, 152KB) Section D is designed as a companion piece to the AOP, containing statements and policies that elucidate, interpret, and operationally define the accreditation procedures. Section E: Self-Governance and Regulation (PDF, 393KB)


What is the Difference Between Slander and Libel?
Laws in various nations distinguish between slander and libel somewhat differently, especially when it comes to electronic communications. Depending on the laws that prevail in a given nation, untruths that are distributed by way of radio, television, or the Internet may be classed as slander or libel.


What is the Difference Between Slander and Libel?
Slander and libel are both types of defamation, which refers to statements that damage another person's reputation. While there are similarities, each focuses on different types of defamation strategy. The primary difference between slander and libel is that libel is the written or otherwise printed public defamation of a person or entity, while slander is the spoken defamation of a person or entity. Slander can also include bodily gestures while libel can include published photographs. The Elements of Defamation


Libel vs. Slander
The elements of a defamation suit; whether slander or libel, are: 1. A defamatory statement; 2. Published to a third party; 3. Which the speaker knew or should have known was false; 4. That causes injury to the subject of the communication. Litigation differences. Slander and libel lawsuits differ in the way that a prima facie case must be proven.


Libel and Slander
To recover in a libel or slander suit, the plaintiff must show evidence of four elements: that the defendant conveyed a defamatory message; that the material was published, meaning that it was conveyed to someone other than the plaintiff; that the plaintiff could be identified as the person referred to in the defamatory material; and that the plaintiff suffered some injury to his or her reputation as a result of the communication.


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Similarly, a Select Committee of the House of Lords concluded in 1843 that the distinctions between libel and slander as well as the distinction between regular slander and slander per se, which are quite peculiar to the Law of England, do not rest on any solid Foundation.


What is the Difference Between Slander and Libel?
Criticism vs. Slander or Libel While the right to fairly criticize people or entities and publicly share information is one of the hallmarks of personal freedom, it is illegal in most places to malign the reputation of another through false information.


Libel and Slander
In general, there are four defenses to libel or slander: truth, consent, accident, and privilege. The fact that the allegedly defamatory communication is essentially true is usually an absolute defense; the defendant need not verify every detail of the communication, as long as its substance can be established.


What is the Difference Between Slander and Libel?
Like slander, libel refers to statements that damage another person's reputation. The difference is that libel takes the form of printed â or otherwise fixed â material rather than verbal assaults. Typically, libel in the United States can involve untrue words or images that are published in print publications as well as material published on a web site.


Libel vs. Slander
What is the difference between libel and slander? Libel and slander are both forms of defamation. Defamation is a common law tort, governed by state law, in which an individual makes a publication of a defamatory statement of and concerning the plaintiff that damages the reputation of the plaintiff. The distinction between slander and libel comes in the form of the publication.


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To practice as an art therapist, youâll need to earn a masterâs degree in counseling, marriage and family therapy, or a related discipline. Your journey to becoming an art therapist starts with four years of undergraduate study. You can major in any subject, but itâs important to complete some coursework in the following areas: Studio art classes in drawing, painting, and 3D media; General, developmental, and abnormal psychology; Show Me Schools Â»


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Art therapy is built on two major tenets: 1  Art as a long-standing human activity to communicate with others and for self-expression. 2  The active and guiding presence of a skilled and trained professional.


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While an art therapist would of course provide this type of therapy, it is important to note that other types of providers such as psychologists or school counselors may use the approach of art therapy and may or may not be certified.


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If you have a gift for giving a wonderful massage, becoming a professional massage therapist could be a great career opportunity and a way to truly help other people with your skill. Read on to learn what experience and business know-how you'll need to be a massage therapist.


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If you would like to further explore becoming an art therapist here are some action steps with resources from reputable sources: Interview art therapists in your community. The American Art Therapy Association has a directory, or you can use Psychology Today Therapists and search by a number of areas such as location, client characteristics, and by treatment orientation including art therapy.


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Becoming an art therapist includes a number of steps; these requirements are developed and overseen by the American Art Therapy Association. First, aspiring art therapists must earn an undergraduate degree that includes substantial coursework in both studio art (the making of visual arts) and psychology, along with completing a portfolio of original artwork.


What Does an Art Therapist Do?
How to Become an Art Therapist. Overview. Art therapists provide mental health treatment to people across the lifespan by creating and reflecting on art to improve functioning, wellbeing, and quality of life. Art therapists address feelings and behaviors by bringing together their knowledge and training in art and in psychology and counseling.


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You can find a range of course lengths. How long it takes you to complete the program will depend on how many classes you take at one time; how quickly you complete your practice massages, and what your specialty is. Depending on the program you take, you will graduate either with certification in a certain specialty or with a degree.


What Does an Art Therapist Do?
Art Therapy Defined. Art therapy is built on two major tenets: Art as a long-standing human activity to communicate with others and for self-expression. The active and guiding presence of a skilled and trained professional.


History's Most Destructive Volcanoes
The eruption of a volcano on the island nation of Iceland on Saturday is a result of the tectonic processes that have continuously shaped and re-shaped the Earth's surface for billions of years. These processes are responsible for some of the biggest, deadliest eruptions in history.


History's Most Destructive Volcanoes
The eruption was preceded by a magma bulge on the north face of the volcano, and the eruption caused that entire face to slide away â the largest landslide on Earth in recorded history.


History's Most Destructive Volcanoes
Vesuvius is also considered by some to be the most dangerous volcano in the world today, as a massive eruption would threaten more than 3 million people who live in the area. The volcano last erupted in 1944. Laki â Iceland â 1783. Iceland has many volcanoes that have erupted over the course of history.


History's Most Destructive Volcanoes
It's most well-known eruption was the May 18, 1980 blast that killed 57 people and caused damage for tens of miles around. Over the course of the day, prevailing winds blew 520 million tons of ash eastward across the United States and caused complete darkness in Spokane, Wash., 250 miles from the volcano.


Disaster! The Most Destructive Volcanic Eruptions in History
The Most Destructive Volcanic Eruptions in History. Iceland's current eruption may be making headlines, but it's nothing compared to the explosions at Pompeii, Santorini, and Pinatubo in days gone by.


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Some of the eruptions were approximately the size of the devastating 1991 Pinatubo eruption in the Philippines, and several were much larger. The most recent volcanic eruption at Yellowstone, a lava flow on the Pitchstone Plateau, occurred 70,000 years ago.


Natureâs Deadliest Killers
The Hatepe eruption at New Zealand's Lake Taupo is considered to be one of the largest volcanic eruptions of the last 5,000 years. The lake itself had been formed as a result of the Oruanui eruption, the world's largest known eruption in the last 70,000 years.


Natureâs Deadliest Killers
Since 1500 BC, more than 150 incidents of lava eruptions have been recorded, and a countless number of smaller eruptions regularly occur at the summit. The largest and most destructive eruption of Mount Etna came in the spring of 1669.


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The following table lists the deadliest volcanic eruptions in the world on record according to name, year, number of deaths, and major cause of deaths. In 1812, Tambora volcano in Indonesia erupted causing 92,000 deaths.


The Deadliest Volcanic Eruptions
The Deadliest Volcanic Eruptions. The following table lists the deadliest volcanic eruptions in the world on record according to name, year, number of deaths, and major cause of deaths. In 1812, Tambora volcano in Indonesia erupted causing 92,000 deaths.


What is Routing Information Protocol (RIP)?
RIP is a simple vector routing protocol with many existing implementations in the field. In a vector routing protocol, the routers exchange network reachability information with their nearest neighbors.


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The flow of information within the IS-IS routing function is represented by the IS-IS data-flow diagram (Figure 1), which consists of four processes and a Routing Information Base (RIB). The RIB consists of the link-state database and the forwarding database.


Routing protocol
A routing protocol specifies how routers communicate with each other, disseminating information that enables them to select routes between any two nodes on a computer network. Routing algorithms determine the specific choice of route.


ISO CLNS Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS Release 15.0S
Redistribution from any other routing protocol, static configuration, or connected interfaces is allowed in any type of router (Level 1 and Level 2). By default the metric type will be set as internal, which means that the metric of the route will compete with all other internal routes.


Network+ Study Guide (N10-004)
IS-IS is an Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) for routing OSI. IS-IS packets are not encapsulated in CLNS or IP but are encapsulated directly in the data-link layer. The IS-IS protocol family is OSI, and values such as 0xFE and 0xFEFE are used by the data-link protocol to identify the Layer 3 protocol as OSI.


What is Routing Information Protocol (RIP)?
1 Periodically, each router advertises the entire contents of its routing table over all of its RIP-enabled interfaces. 2  Whenever a RIP router receives such an advertisement, it puts all of the appropriate routes into its routing table and begins using it to forward packets.


What is Routing Information Protocol (RIP)?
A Request message allows a newly-started router to rapidly query all of its neighbors' routing tables. The Routing Information Protocol (RIP) is one of a family of IP Routing protocols, and is an Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) designed to distribute routing information within an Autonomous System (AS).


What is Routing Information Protocol (RIP)?
In other words, RIP is a soft state protocol. Every route has a property called a metric, which indicates the distance to the route's destination. Every time a router receives a route advertisement, it increments the metric.


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The IS-IS Protocol can be used to support pure-IP environments, pure-OSI environments, and dual environments. IS-IS allows the interconnection of dual (IP and OSI) routing domains with other dual domains, with IP-only domains, and with OSI-only domains.


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Figure 5 provides an example of sub-optimal routing: The cost on all links is 10. Router A (L1) in Area X will send all traffic destined for outside Area X to Router B (L1/L2) because Router B is the closest L1/L2 neighbor.


How to Become a Communication Officer: Job Duties and Information
Step 1: Earn a Bachelor's Degree. The minimum requirement for most communication officers is a bachelor's degree, often in public relations (PR). With this degree, students will take courses in writing and speaking, as well as public relations techniques and principles. Students will learn about messaging, ethics and PR strategy.


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One of the most important skills of a police officer is the ability to communicate in a range of situations with a diverse mix of people. You already have skills in communication that you will be required to use in your role. However you will find yourself in situations that will demand advanced communication skills. Effective policing is about bringing volatile situations to order and even taking people into custody if that is needed. Not everyone stops what they are doing when they are told to.


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Like every job there are skills an individual requires in order to competently fulfil the role they are performing. As a recruit you will engage in training and simulated work activities designed to develop the skills you will need to perform the role of First Year Constable.


Useful Skills for Aspiring Police Officers
What You Can Do: There is much more to being a cop than running around chasing bad guys with a pistol. In order to be an effective police officer, one must develop certain skills which can be used on a daily basis.


Leadership Skills for a Police Chief
Police chiefs, first and foremost, manage police departments. All of the officers and other staff members in a department report to the chief, and they need to respect that person and be willing to take instructions from her. Chiefs must also coordinate the training, promotion and advancement of their staff.


Leadership Skills for a Police Chief
Police chiefs manage officers, keep police departments strong and communicate with the public. Police work is demanding and stressful, and police chiefs set the tone for the officers, detectives and other staff members in their department. They also serve as liaisons among the department, city officials and the public. To perform all of these duties, police chiefs must have excellent leadership skills.


Useful Skills for Aspiring Police Officers
1 Learn a foreign language, particularly one used in your location (Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese). 2  Learn how to be a good driver and keep your record clean. 3  Learn basic first-aid & CPR. 4  Develop a good memory and be able to recall locations, people, names, details, etc.


How to Become a Communication Officer: Job Duties and Information
For example, a communication officer may work with a company's CEO to develop a message of family values. Their external communications may include social media and advertising that shows how the organization is devoted to family values.


How to Become a Communication Officer: Job Duties and Information
1 Volunteering with organizations is a way for communication officers to get experience in the field. 2  For example, many non-profits will have programs or events that they would like to be publicized. 3  Students can join a committee that focuses on publicity to gain experience. 4  Practice social media.


Useful Skills for Aspiring Police Officers
Some of these skills may not be needed for admission to the police academy or to even apply, but they will come in handy sooner or later in this particular career path. Another great skill to seek after is learning another language.


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By varying the degree of esterification. of the sucrose molecule it is possible to obtain emulsifiers with HLB values ranging from 1 up to. 16 for the high mono-esters. Sucrose esters can be used in a wide range of food applications. They are mostly used in bakery, confectionery, desserts and special emulsions.


Properties of Esters
Esters are derived from carboxylic acids. A carboxylic acid contains the -COOH group, and in an ester the hydrogen in this group is replaced by a hydrocarbon group of some kind. This could be an alkyl group like methyl or ethyl, or one containing a benzene ring like phenyl. A common ester - ethyl ethanoate.


Pharmaceutical industry in China
com/research/7tn9q4/global_sugar) has announced the addition of the Global Sugar Ester Industry Report 2015 report to their offering. The Global Sugar Ester Industry Report 2015 is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the sugar ester industry.


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She found that it was mediated by droplets of sugar esters, called aclysugars, that are produced and exuded from the hairs (trichomes) that cover the plants. Structure-function relationships affecting the insecticidal and miticidal activities of sugar esters.


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This page explains what esters are and looks at their simple physical properties such as solubility and boiling points. It includes an introduction to more complicated naturally-occurring esters like animal and vegetable fats and oils.


Properties of Esters
The most commonly discussed ester is ethyl ethanoate. In this case, the hydrogen in the -COOH group has been replaced by an ethyl group. The formula for ethyl ethanoate is: Notice that the ester is named the opposite way around from the way the formula is written.


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Sucrose esters of fatty acids, commonly known as sucrose esters, and sucrose oligo esters are a. relatively new extension to the line of emulsifiers available for the American food market. Being. based on sucrose and edible fatty acids, sucrose esters are a unique range of high quality, non-. ionic emulsifiers.


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Sucrose esters and sucrose oligo esters are normally identified by the source of fatty acids, containing either mostly palmitic or mostly stearic fatty acids (coded with P or S) and the. mono-ester content or the HLB-value. The mono-ester content determines the HLB-value so. usually either one is chosen.


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Thanks to new, eco-friendly technology, sugar esters called verbascoside are extracted from the lilac. The other spray was an experimental natural, or biorational, insecticide consisting of sugar esters extracted from a species of wild tobacco plant known as Nicotiana glutinosa.


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2015 Deep Research Report on Global Sugar Ester Industry is a professional and depth research report on Global Sugar Ester industry. Working with Ava Chemical, he identified a form of synthetic sugar ester that is readily water soluble, yet remains active in controlling insects.


Factoring A Trinomial Lessons
The expression is a trinomial, like the expressions which we've been factoring in this lesson. There is a small variation in this problem however -- the first term has a coefficient that is not 1.


Factoring A Trinomial Lessons
The last term in the trinomial does not have any variables, so we do not need to carry any variables into the parentheses as a result. Handling Coefficients. Now identify the coefficient of the first and last terms in the original set of parentheses, s 2 - 5s + 6. The coefficients are 1 and 6.


Factoring A Trinomial Lessons
Factoring A Trinomial Lessons. This lesson explains how to factor trinomials. The process presented is essentially the opposite of the FOIL Method, which is a process used to multiply two binomials. Make sure you understand the FOIL Method lesson first.


FACTORING TRINOMIALS
Here is the form of a quadratic trinomial with argument x: ax 2 + bx + c. The argument is whatever is being squared. x is being squared. x is called the argument. The argument appears in the middle term. a, b, c are called constants. In this quadratic, 3x 2 + 2x â 1, the constants are 3, 2, â1. Now here is a quadratic whose argument is x 3: 3x 6 + 2x 3 â 1.


FACTORING TRINOMIALS
Choose +5 and â2. x2 + 3x â 10 = (x â 2)(x + 5). When the coefficient of x2 is 1, we may simply look for two numbers whose product is 10, the numerical term, and whose algebraic sum is +3, the coefficient of x. That will ensure that the sum of the outers plus the inners will equal the middle term. Again, the order of the factors does not matter.


Factoring A Trinomial Lessons
After the two sets of parentheses were multiplied, like terms were combined. Notice that a trinomial, which consists of three terms, remains. This lesson explains how to factor a trinomial like this into two binomials (which we had before the FOIL Method was applied). The first problem we will examine is below.


Factoring A Trinomial Lessons
Examine the following expression which consists of one binomial in parentheses multiplying another binomial in parentheses. (2k + 7)(3k - 10) Using the FOIL Method, we can simplify the expression, obtaining the work below and a final result which is a trinomial.


FACTORING TRINOMIALS
d) 2x2 â 13x + 15 = (2x 3)(x 5) Note: When the constant term is negative, as in parts a), b), c), then the signs in each factor must be different. But when the constant term is positive, as in part d), the signs must be the same.


Factoring A Trinomial Lessons
On the left side of each set of parentheses, write all of the variables from the first term of the trinomial with half their exponents. The first term is m 2, thus after the exponent is cut in half, m is placed inside each set of parentheses.


FACTORING TRINOMIALS
a) Write the form of a quadratic trinomial with argument z. az 2 + bz + c. b) Write the form of a quadratic trinomial with argument x 4. ax 8 + bx 4 + c. c) Write the form of a quadratic trinomial with argument x n. ax 2n + bx n + c. Problem 10. Multiply out each of the following, which have the same constants, but different argument.


879 U-Haul Employee Salaries
Browse U-Haul Salaries by Job Title â. U-Haul employees earn $30,000 annually on average, or $14 per hour, which is 68% lower than the national salary average of $61,000 per year. According to our data, the highest paying job at U-Haul is an Equipment Services Project Manager at $78,000 annually while the lowest paying job at U-Haul is a Customer Service Clerk at $17,000 annually.


Company Benefits (U.S.)
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U-Haul Benefits. 1  Employee Discount. Employee Discount (45 comments) âThey are very cheap with the discount I believe it was only 20% if I'm not mistaken.â. 2  401K Plan. 401K Plan (22 comments) âIt's a pretty standard plan. 3  Dental Insurance. Dental Insurance (13 comments) âPayroll deduction.


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At the time of move-in, simply let the U-Haul Staff member know the individuals whom you would like to be able to enter your storage room. Should you ever wish to change the authorized user of your room, you can add or remove individuals at www.uhaul.com or by sending a note to the facility.


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Browse U-Haul Salaries by Job Title â. U-Haul General Managers earn $55,000 annually, or $26 per hour, which is equal to the national average for all General Managers at $55,000 annually and 10% lower than the national salary average for âall working Americans.


Company Benefits (U.S.)
Paid holidays, vacation, sick/personal time off, funeral leave, medical / personal / maternity leave, wellness program, medical coverage, dental coverage, eye care, smoking cessation, flex benefits pretax spending accounts, disability insurance, term and supplemental group term life insurance, accidental death and dismemberment insurance, business ...


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187 U-Haul General Manager Salaries. U-Haul General Managers earn $55,000 annually, or $26 per hour, which is equal to the national average for all General Managers at $55,000 annually and 10% lower than the national salary average for âall working Americans.


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What are office hours and gate hours? The office hours are the hours when U-Haul staff is on site and available to assist you with your storage needs. Facility gate hours are the hours that your stored possessions are fully accessible to you.


Wood Roof Life Expectancy: Shakes, Shingles
Wood roof life expectancy: Here we summarize the average life expectancy of wood roofs, including wood shingle roofs and wood shake roofs, and we list the factors that affect expected wood shingle/shake roof life. We photographed the wood shingle roofed home shown above in Frankfort, Germany in 1969 - Ed.


Wood shingle
A shake is a basic wooden shingle made from split logs. Shakes have traditionally been used for roofing and siding applications around the world. Higher-grade shakes are typically used for roofing purposes, while the lower grades are used for siding.


The Facts About Cedar Shake Roofing
The Facts About Cedar Shake Roofing. 1  26 December 2012. 2  Cedar shakes can be a poor choice in humid climates which can cause the shingles to age prematurely. 3  Because cedar shakes are made out of essentially the same material used in a campfire, your insurance company may charge a premium for this type of roofing since it is not fire retardant.


Wood shakes and wood shingles
Wood roofing may be attached to a roof deck with noncorroding, galvanized steel or stainless steel nails or noncorroding metal staples. A minimum of two fasteners should be used to attach each shake or shingle.


Roofing Shingles Vs. Cedar Shakes Costs, Pros & Cons 2017-2018
Cedar shingles are resistant to insects but not large amounts of rain. Cedar shakes in a damp environment are susceptible to mold and mildew and rot. Sap from overhanging trees will encourage mildew. When rot sets in it has likely affected more than a single shake and the entire roof is a candidate for replacement. Cleaning Costs


Cedar Shingles Pros and Cons Overview
You can also arrange for regular inspections and maintenance with the Shake Guys. Our cedar roof maintenance services give you peace of mind that your cedar roofing system is being cared for properly. Plus, leaving the maintenance to us gives you one less house chore to do! Making Your Roofing Decision


Felt
Fastener-sealing eave protection is very helpful at the eaves and the valleys. If No.30 ASTM Type ll or No.30 ASTM Type lV roofing felt is installed on the remainder of the roof with a continuous ventilation product on top of the felt and eave protection you will have a great roof. If using a Certi-LastÂ® or shake felt system product you only need the felt and eave protection. What is the CSSB recommended procedure for base or sheathing protection? No. 30 ASTM D226 Type ll or ASTM D4869 Type lV roofing felt.


DaVinci Slate: Beautiful, Distinctive, and Durable
Multi-Width Slate. 1  With the authentic look and durability of natural slate shingles, the Multi-Width Slate shingles are designed to enhance the unique character of your home. 2  A Single-Width Slate option offering exceptional aesthetics and performance without destroying your budget.


Roofing Terms
The deck of a roof is typically proected by underlayment or what the roofing inustry calls felt. It is an asphalt product that is used as a moisture barrier and is used with almost all types of roofing systems. Here Jeff McCrickard is using the preferred 22 inch felt for a shake roof.


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Care and maintenance. of wood shingle and shake roofs. or shake roof can provide an effective. cover for your home or business. establishment.


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What Is a physical feature in geography? Quick Answer. Physical features in geography include bodies of water and landforms, for example, oceans, mountains, lakes, rivers, plateaus, plains, streams, hills, bays, gulfs, volcanoes, canyons, valleys and peninsulas are all various physical features.


Geophysics
Much of the dating information comes from magnetic anomalies. Geophysics /dÊiËoÊfÉªzÉªks/ is a subject of natural science concerned with the physical processes and physical properties of the Earth and its surrounding space environment, and the use of quantitative methods for their analysis.


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Absorption (Atmospheric) Atmospheric absorption is defined as a process in which solar radiation is retained by a substance and converted into heat energy. The creation of heat energy also causes the substance to emit its own radiation.


Geophysics
The term geophysics sometimes refers only to the geological applications: Earth's shape; its gravitational and magnetic fields; its internal structure and composition; its dynamics and their surface expression in plate tectonics, the generation of magmas, volcanism and rock formation.


Geophysics
Water is a very complex substance and its unique properties are essential for life. Its physical properties shape the hydrosphere and are an essential part of the water cycle and climate. Its thermodynamic properties determine evaporation and the thermal gradient in the atmosphere.


What Is a Physical Feature in Geography?
What Is a physical feature in geography? A: Physical features in geography include bodies of water and landforms, for example, oceans, mountains, lakes, rivers, plateaus, plains, streams, hills, bays, gulfs, volcanoes, canyons, valleys and peninsulas are all various physical features. Anything that describes the Earth's topography is a physical feature. Continue Reading.


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Normal extinction of species that occurs as a result of changes in local environmental conditions.


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Many species of bacteria play a major role in the cycling of nutrients in ecosystems through aerobic and anaerobic decomposition. Finally, some species form symbiotic relationships with more complex organisms and help these life forms survive in the environment by fixing atmospheric nitrogen.


Geophysics
Geophysics emerged as a separate discipline only in the 19th century, from the intersection of physical geography, geology, astronomy, meteorology, and physics. However, many geophysical phenomena â such as the Earth's magnetic field and earthquakes â have been investigated since the ancient era.


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Consecutive series of alluvial fans forming along the edge of a linear mountain range. Surface of this feature undulates in a rolling fashion as one moves from the center of one alluvial fan to another. Citation: Pidwirny, M. (2006). Glossary of Terms: B.


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Free Will Essay
Social determinism is the philosophy the all the decisions we make in the present and future are determined by everything that happened to you in your past. Your upbringing does not completely influence all of your decisions.


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Free Will
âFree Willâ is a philosophical term of art for a particular sort of capacity of rational agents to choose a course of action from among various alternatives. Which sort is the free will sort is what all the fuss is about.


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Hamlet and Oedipus: Free Will versus Fate-For ages, man has sought to be in command of his life. The common debate is whether we, as human beings, have free will or if a divine force, sometimes referred to as fate, determines our destiny.


Do You Really Have Free Will?
These arguments leave untouched the meaning of free will that most people understand, which is consciously making choices about what to do in the absence of external coercion, and accepting responsibility for oneâs actions. Hardly anyone denies that people engage in logical reasoning and self-control to make choices.


Free Will vs Determinism Essay
Free Will vs. Determinism. The argument of whether we humans are pre determined to turn out how we are and act the way we do or if we are our own decision makers and have the freedom to choose our paths in life is a long-standing controversy.


Do You Really Have Free Will?
These arguments leave untouched the meaning of free will that most people understand, which is consciously making choices about what to do in the absence of external coercion, and accepting responsibility for oneâs actions.


Student Writing Sample: âDo We Have Free Will?â
CISL San Francisco students were asked this question last month for our writing contest. The winning entry, from Maxime Bindzi, is a wonderful example of a five-paragraph English essay. Enjoy his musings on free will.


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Coil Thickness Coil gauge is the measurement of the thickness of the wire used to make a mattress coil. Gauge is a technical term commonly used to measure the thickness or diameter of something. From electrical wires, to shotgun shells, to mattress coils, the gauge is a measurement of the thickness of that component.


Schatten Coil Wire
Gauge Information 42 gauge - This is the most common gauge of wire used in building and rewinding most modern electric guitar and bass pickups. This wire has a nominal diameter of 0.0030. Each half pound spool contains approximately 25,000 feet of wire.....enough to do 5 or 6 single coil pickup or 2 to 3 humbuckers.


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Yes as a matter of fact I just built a very basic coil with 32 gauge the other day to test and it has been working really well for me. On a Kayfun, you should have no problem at all with 32 gauge, and I actually think lower gauge can help avoid dry hits.


Kanthal Wire Beginners Guide
The typical Kanthal wire Gauge (AWG) ranges from 24 to 34 when building atomizers, and change in diameter as the Gauge (AWG) changes. To understand the Diameters of Kanthal wire you must know that the Higher the number Gauge (AWG) = thinner wire = higher resistance per foot and the Lower the number Gauge (AWG) = thicker wire = lower resistance per foot.


What is the main gauge of wire you use?
I find myself using 26ga the most these days. For my all day tanks, I use 27ga and usually do around 9 or so wrap micro coils to get around 1.2ohm. SavageJuice, Jun 22, 2014


120 Night In-Home Trial
Mattress Size Information. 1  Compare mattress sizes and decide which is best for you. King, California King, Queen, Full, Twin XL, Twin, Crib, read summaries on them all. 2  If you're a side sleeper, then it's important that you choose the right mattress.


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Coil springs are more common in older furniture. They are used today in higher end furniture. They range in height from 4 (11 gauge) to 14 (8 gauge) inches. The heavier gauge springs - 9-11 - are used in seats. Each size can be obtained in 3 different grades of firmness - hard, medium and soft. The height of the spring is dependent on the style of the seat.


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clerk and to check the cutaway sample. Some of the characteristics to look for are high-. quality steel of correct thickness, a quality coil system, an adequate number of coils used in. the mattress, quality padding, and a quality cover. The quality of steel used to make coils is an important characteristic.


Engineering Essentials: Pressure Gauges & Flow Meters
Gauges using C-shaped Bourdon tubes as the elastic chamber - the type shown in Figure 1 - are by far the most common. Pressurized fluid enters the stem at the bottom (which is sometimes center-back-mounted instead) and passes into the Bourdon tube. The tube has a flattened cross section and is sealed at its tip.


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wear occurs from getting into and out of bed. The five most common coil systems are Continuous, Karr, Knotted Bonnell, Knotted Offset and Marshall (see Figure 8.1, Innerspring Mattress Coil Systems). The continuous coil system consists of coils formed from a single strand of 18 gauge steel wire strung through the system. This system gives a lot of


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Soup, egg drop, Chinese restaurant Nutrition Facts & Calories. For best results, be sure to enable the option to PRINT BACKGROUND IMAGES in the following browsers: - Firefox (File > Page Setup > Format & Options) - Internet Explorer 6/7 (Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Printing)


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Egg Drop Soup â An Easy Chinese favorite
This restaurant-style egg drop soup recipe is so quick and easy to make that you probably could have made a bowl for yourself in the time it took me to write this post! (Although I have to admit, I am a very slow typist.) Hope you enjoy this one! Youâll need: 4 cups organic chicken stock or homemade chicken stock.


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Egg Drop Soup (Better than Restaurant Quality!)
Egg Drop Soup (Better than Restaurant Quality!) made it | 294 reviews |. Recipe by: Darren. After many many trips to different Chinese restaurants looking for a good bowl of egg drop soup, I decided to take it upon myself to create what I feel is the ultimate in egg drop soup.


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November 10, 2015 By Bill 118 Comments. In my parentsâ Chinese restaurant, we used to make three soups every day without fail, and it was always the first thing we would do when we opened the restaurant. Wonton soup, hot and sour soup, and egg drop soupââthe classic trio offered on every Chinese menu.


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There are 93 calories in a 1 cup serving of Chinese Restaurant tomato egg drop soup. Calorie breakdown: 61% fat, 19% carbs, 20% protein.


Egg Drop Soup (Better than Restaurant Quality!)
In a small saucepan, combine the chicken broth, soy sauce and sesame oil. Bring to a boil. Stir together the cornstarch and water to dissolve cornstarch; pour into the boiling broth. Stir gently while you pour in the egg and yellow food coloring if using. Season with chives, salt and pepper before serving.


Is Egg Drop Soup Healthy?
Calories and Fat. A 1-cup serving of egg drop soup contains 96 to 100 calories, making this soup a good choice for a warming snack or the first course to your meal. Egg drop soup contains up to 3 grams of fat per serving, and it may have 1 gram of saturated fat, depending on the brand or restaurant. As such, nearly 30 percent of calories in a serving of this soup derive from fat.


Egg Drop Soup â An Easy Chinese favorite
Egg Drop Soup. In my parentsâ Chinese restaurant, we used to make three soups every day without fail, and it was always the first thing we would do when we opened the restaurant. Wonton soup, hot and sour soup, and egg drop soupââthe classic trio offered on every Chinese menu.


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Ingredients. 1  1 1/2 cups chilled brewed coffee. 2  1/2 cup almond milk, unsweetened. 3  1 teaspoon vanilla extract.  1 1/2 cups crushed 1  ice. Optional: 1/2 teaspoon liquid vanilla stevia.


Iced Vanilla Latte
Classic vanilla syrup mixed perfectly with rich espresso and creamy milk, the Iced Vanilla Latte is a classic espresso beverage, just over ice. Sip one on a warm and sunny afternoon when you need a pick-me-up that also cools you down.


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Filed Under: healthy drinks, smoothies Tagged With: almond milk frappe, dairy free frappe, low calorie frappe, sugar free frappe, vanilla iced coffee frappe.


Iced Vanilla Latte
Ice, Milk, Brewed Espresso, Vanilla Syrup [Sugar, Water, Natural Flavors, Potassium Sorbate, Citric Acid]. We cannot guarantee that any of our products are free from allergens (including dairy, eggs, soy, tree nuts, wheat and others) as we use shared equipment to store, prepare and serve them.


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There are 190 calories in 1 serving of McDonald's Vanilla Iced Coffee (Medium). Calorie breakdown: 38% fat, 60% carbs, 2% protein.


Dunkinâ Donuts Nutrition Facts & Calorie Information
A traditional glazed doughnut contains 260 calories, 14gm of fat, and 12gm of sugar. Glazed doughnuts also contain around 300mg of sodium. Specialty doughnuts, like maple Kreme drizzle donuts or powdered cake stick donuts, feature nearly 400 calories per serving and in excess of 20gm of fat each.


Iced Coffee with Cream and Sugar
There are 50 calories in 1 coffee cup of Iced Coffee with Cream and Sugar. Calorie breakdown: 25% fat, 72% carbs, 3% protein.


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You could make one of these every day and it wonât spike your blood sugar and itâs so low in calories it will easily fit into your weight loss plan. You can not however say that about a Starbucks or Dunking Donuts icy beverage! Low-Calorie Iced Coffee Vanilla Frappe [Dairy Free]


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McCafÃ© Iced Coffee. Refreshingly cool and made with 100% Arabica beans, cream and your choice of flavored syrups â caramel, hazelnut, French vanilla and sugar-free French vanilla. Refreshingly cool and made with 100% Arabica beans, cream and your choice of flavored syrups â caramel, hazelnut, French vanilla and sugar-free French vanilla.


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Spinal cord injury. The spinal cord is part of your central nervous system. It is a thick bundle of nerves that runs from your brain, down through the neck and spine, inside a canal of vertebrae. Its main function is to transmit signals to and from the brain and body. For example, the spinal cord passes nerve signals, such as hot or cold sensations, back to the brain.