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The George W. Hill Correctional Facility is responsible for the incarceration of pre-trial detainees and persons serving a county sentence of two years less one day or a state sentence of five years less one day.


Conceptual Framework: A Step by Step Guide on How to Make One
1 Read the TSPU Technique on how to skim efficiently articles and get to the important points without much fuss.  Generate the conceptual framework. Build your conceptual framework using your mix of the variables from the scientific articles you have read. Your problem statement serves as a reference in constructing the conceptual framework.


Concept Maps
How to use a concept map. Note: It is important that teachers spend time introducing younger students to charts and diagrams prior to using this strategy. There are several ways to construct concept maps. Model how to identify the major ideas or concepts presented in a selection of text as you read.


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Note: It is important that teachers spend time introducing younger students to charts and diagrams prior to using this strategy. There are several ways to construct concept maps. 1  Model how to identify the major ideas or concepts presented in a selection of text as you read.  Organize the ideas into categories.


Conceptual Framework: A Step by Step Guide on How to Make One
Definition of Conceptual Framework. A conceptual framework represents the researcherâs synthesis of literature on how to explain a phenomenon. It maps out the actions required in the course of the study given his previous knowledge of other researchersâ point of view and his observations on the subject of research.


Concept Maps
Most include the following steps: 1  Model how to identify the major ideas or concepts presented in a selection of text as you read. 2  Organize the ideas into categories.  Use lines or arrows on the map to represent how ideas are connected to one another, a particular category, and/or the main concept.


Concept Maps
Note: It is important that teachers spend time introducing younger students to charts and diagrams prior to using this strategy. There are several ways to construct concept maps. Most include the following steps: Model how to identify the major ideas or concepts presented in a selection of text as you read.


Conceptual Framework: A Step by Step Guide on How to Make One
A simplified example is added to strengthen the readerâs understanding. In the course of preparing your research paper as one of the requirements for your course as an undergraduate or graduate student, you will need to write the conceptual framework of your study.


Concept Maps
There are several ways to construct concept maps. Most include the following steps: 1  Model how to identify the major ideas or concepts presented in a selection of text as you read.  Organize the ideas into categories.


How to Write a Concept Statement
A well-written concept statement allows the listener to have a clear visualization of the business. Step 1. Keep the concept statement to one paragraph consisting of three or four sentences. The concept statement is not the business plan; rather the wording is used in business plans to easily explain the idea, product or design. Identify exactly what your product or service is. Explain what your company will do.


How to Write a Concept Statement
A well-written concept statement allows the listener to have a clear visualization of the business. Keep the concept statement to one paragraph consisting of three or four sentences. The concept statement is not the business plan; rather the wording is used in business plans to easily explain the idea, product or design. Step 2. Identify exactly what your product or service is.


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Submit. Â· just now. Report Abuse. Prokaryotes cell membrane Organelles Mitochondria Chloroplasts Cytoplasm Eukaryotes cell membrane Organelles Mitochondria Cytoplasm Prokaryotes don't have a nucleus so anything related to a nucleus can be cancelled for prokaryotes.


Is cell wall found in prokaryote or eukaryote?
Actually, cell walls are found in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes. In plants (eukaryotic) the cell walls are composed of cellulose whereas in prokaryotes, the cell walls are c â¦ omposed of peptidoglycan. 3 people found this useful.


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-Mitochondria are organelles within eukaryotic cells-Mitochondria themselves are not cells, but are believed to have once been a cell themselves because they have a double â¦ membrane and their own genetic material...DNA-Plant and animal cells are eukaryotic. 1 person found this useful. Answered. In Biology.


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Lysosomes are found in eukaryotic cells. Prokaryotes do not possess any membrane-bound organelles, including lysosomes. (They also lack a nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, Gol â¦ gi apparatus, mitochondria, and any other membrane-bound vesicles.). 5 people found this useful.


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Best Answer: *Prokaryotic Cells: bacteria circular chromsome *Eukaryotic: Nucleus Mitochondria Chloroplasts Human cells *Both: Nucleic Acid Cell membrane Organelles Cytoplasm. Source(s): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prokaryote http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organelle. Elizabeth T Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up.


Prokaryotes - Missing a Nucleus
(1) Prokaryotes have no organized nucleus. Like we said, the DNA is clumped in an area but there is no organized nucleus with a membrane. (2) Prokaryotes do not usually have any organelles. They will probably have ribosomes inside of their cells, but ribosomes are not technically considered organelles. No chloroplasts.


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ATP is then shipped from mitochondria to provide power for all of the cell's activities. Similarly, chloroplasts, found only in the cells of green plants, take energy from sunlight to make food. This process is called photosynthesis.


Prokaryotes - Missing a Nucleus
Prokaryotes do not have an organized nucleus. Their DNA is kind of floating around the cell. It's clumped up, but not inside of a nucleus. If you want to learn about cells with a nucleus, look for information on eukaryotes. And, once again, a prokaryote is a single cell or organisms that does NOT have organized nuclei.


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Original Bad Girls. In each season of the Bad Girls Club, one or more girls are asked to leave the house either from violence, physical fighting, or she may leave on her own accord, which then gives the producers a chance at a new bad girl who arrives to the house in a couple of days to replace the bad girl who was removed or left.


Bad Girls Club  (season 13)
Bad Girls Club (season 13) Bad Girls Club: Redemption is the thirteenth installment of the Oxygen reality television series Bad Girls Club. It premiered on October 7, 2014 and concluded on January 6, 2015. The season featured an alumni cast consisting of nine women from the previous seasons.


User Reviews
The show as it progresses from season to season, is a direct reflection of it's audience and the cast members desire for fame, paired with the producers desire for good television, and ultimately, a job. The Bad Girl's Club can deliver drama with your choice of outcome.


User Reviews
The premise of this show is that a group of girls with emotional and personality disorders thrown together with little moderation will somehow moderate themselves.


User Reviews
The show about 7 girls forced to live in a house and change their lives as they deal with the consequences of being a self proclaimed Bad Girl. Season 2 which is the most popular and well received season closest to the original concept; is an example of all the components necessary for a TV show like this.


User Reviews
She is a complex house guest and is part of many acts of violence and binge drinking before she is asked to leave the house (Ripsi's conclusion unfolds in the reunion show and also on the final episode of Bad Girls Road Trip) One of the house rules is that you must not start fights and be violent.


User Reviews
Regardless of when reality TV started, The Bad Girl's Club is what reality TV is today. What began as an inside look into the lives of others, is now an overtly sexual, violent, outrageous and uncomfortable view into what the most vain have to offer it's similar audience.


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Bad Girls Club (renamed from season 16) Genre. The Bad Girls Club 16 was produced by Bunim/Murray Productions with Kasey Barrett, Claudia Frank and Esther Frank returning as the main producers of the show. Oxygen networks renewed its series The Bad Girls Club two months prior the season premiere of season 15.


Bad Girls Club  (season 13)
Replacement Bad Girl. In each season of the Bad Girls Club, one or more girls are asked to leave the house either from violence, physical fighting, or she may leave on her own accord, which then gives the producers a chance at a new bad girl who arrives to the house in a couple of days to replace the bad girl who was removed or left.


Bad Girls Club Season 16
Also known as. Bad Girls Club (renamed from season 16) The Bad Girls Club 16 was produced by Bunim/Murray Productions with Kasey Barrett, Claudia Frank and Esther Frank returning as the main producers of the show. Oxygen networks renewed its series The Bad Girls Club two months prior the season premiere of season 15. Production of the season 16 began in Los Angeles County, California, similar to season's 1-15. Casting for season 16 was done by the head-casting Aja Kimura and over twenty other casting directors.


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Key weather averages for Rome in April. 1  18. 18Â°C max day temperature. 2  7. 7 hours of sunshine per day. 3  13. 13 days with some rainfall. 4  8. 8Â°C min night temperature. 5  13. 13 hours of daylight per day. 6  0. No heat & humidity. 7  62. 62 mm of monthly rainfall. 8  6. 6 (High) UV index.


Planning Your Visit - Weather in Rome Italy
are the busiest months of year in Italyâs art cities. The weather in Rome Italy in the fall is beautiful, in the 60âs and 70âs Â°F/15-20 Â°C during the day, and 50âs-60âs Â°F/10-18 Â°C at night. The sun casts beautiful light on the city's ochre- and peach-colored buildings, and the days are still long, allowing for a sunset drink before dinner.


Planning Your Visit - Weather in Rome Italy
March and early April. 1  Wisteria in full bloom during spring in Rome. 2  Rome's Roseto Rose Garden, open only during May (and early June) 3  I couldtn't resist taking this photo of an adorable dog trying to beat the heat, on via Margutta. 4  Soaking up the early September sunshine in Piazza di Pietra in Rome.


Rome weather in April 2018
Guide to Rome weather in April. The average maximum daytime temperature in Rome in April is a comfortable 18Â°C (64Â°F). The average night-time temperature is usually a cool 8Â°C (46Â°F). There are usually 7 hours of bright sunshine each day, which represents 51% of the 13 hours of daylight. Expect 62mm (2.4 inches) of rainfall across the whole of April with 13 days with some rain falling.


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Weather in Rome Italy - Seasons in Rome. 1  December, January and February. 2  March and early April. 3  mid-April, May, June, and early July. 4  mid-July, August. 5  September, October, early November. 6  November, early December. 7  Christmas and New Yearâs.


Rome weather in April 2018
Guide to Rome weather in April The average maximum daytime temperature in Rome in April is a comfortable 18Â°C (64Â°F). The average night-time temperature is usually a cool 8Â°C (46Â°F).


Planning Your Visit - Weather in Rome Italy
The weather in Rome will be in the comfortable 70âs-80âs Â°F/20-30 Â°C during the day, and 60âs-70âs Â°F/15-20 Â°C at night. Partly because of the beautiful weather, and partly because these are vacation months for many people, spring is high season in Rome and other Italian art cities. For more, visit my pages about Rome in May, June and July.


Rome in April 2018 Edition
What's Happening in Rome in April. 1  Rome Marathon (Maratona di Roma) 2  Roseto Rose Garden. 3  Rome's Birthday - April 21. 4  Liberation Day - April 25. 5  Free Things to do in Rome in April. 6  Really Cool Nighttime Things to Do in Rome in April. 7  Exhibits and Shows in Rome in April. 8  More Things to do in Rome in April.


Planning Your Visit - Weather in Rome Italy
Weather in Rome Italy - Seasons in Rome. When is the best time to visit Rome? I get asked this a lot. It seems people are looking for that magical time when the weather in Rome is beautiful and not too hot or too cold, and the city is not too crowded. This is pretty hard to come by. But there are two seasons when this happens.


Rome weather in April 2018
Rome weather in April 2018. Expect 18Â°C daytime maximum temperatures in the shade with on average 7 hours of sunshine per day in Rome in April. Check more long-term weather averages for Rome in April before you book your next holiday to Italy in 2018.


Paul Sturgess (basketball)
Paul Tiny Sturgess was drafted by the Harlem Globetrotters in August 2011 and is the tallest ever to play for the team. He joined the team with fellow rookie Jonte Too Tall Hall, who at 5 ft 2 in (1.57 m) is the shortest player ever and is 2.5 ft (76 cm) shorter than Sturgess.


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The shortest ever Harlem Globetrotter basketball player in history, Too Tall Hall'', in action. The exhibition basketball team will perform in Queenstown on June 10 and Invercargill on June 11. At 159cm, the shortest ever Harlem Globetrotter basketball player in history, Too Tall Hall, proves short men can jump.


Harlem Globetrotters star Too Tall Hall says height no issue
The shortest ever Harlem Globetrotter basketball player in history, Too Tall Hall'', in action. The exhibition basketball team will perform in Queenstown on June 10 and Invercargill on June 11.


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At 159cm, the shortest ever Harlem Globetrotter basketball player in history, Too Tall Hall, proves short men can jump. Too Tall, aka Jonte Hall, 32, has been a Globetrotter for five years, starting his basketball career at the age of nine and taking the sport seriously from the start to get ahead. I'm short.


Harlem Globetrotters star Too Tall Hall says height no issue
At 159cm, the shortest ever Harlem Globetrotter basketball player in history, Too Tall Hall, proves short men can jump. Too Tall, aka Jonte Hall, 32, has been a Globetrotter for five years, starting his basketball career at the age of nine and taking the sport seriously from the start to get ahead.


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He was a showstopper, a player who helped make the Harlem Globetrotters beloved ambassadors of basketball around the world. Haynes, often called the greatest dribbler in basketball history, died Friday in Plano, Texas, of natural causes, the Globetrotters said. He was 89.


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By ADW Staff. The worldâs tallest professional basketball player, Paul âTinyâ Sturgess, will add 7-feet 8-inches to the Atlanta skyline when he leads the Harlem Globetrotters for two games on Saturday, March 16. The famous team will play at Philips Arena (1 p.m.) and The Arena at Gwinnett Center (7:30 p.m.).


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The rookie class includes the UK's very own Paul 'Tiny' Sturgess who is the world's. tallest pro basketball player at a staggering 7'8, the shortest Globetrotter ever, and the team's first. female player in nearly two decades.


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PHOENIX (AP) â Marques Haynes' dribbling skills wowed fans in more than 100 countries. He was a showstopper, a player who helped make the Harlem Globetrotters beloved ambassadors of basketball around the world. Post to Facebook.


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Too Tall's Story. Too Tall has the distinction of being the shortest player in team history, at 5-2. Itâs no surprise that the sports figure that has influenced him the most is Earl Boykins, the 5-5 dynamo that fought the odds and made his way through the minor leagues to become a basketball star.


Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions
Examples of Endothermic and Exothermic Processes. Photosynthesis is an example of an endothermic chemical reaction. In this process, plants use the energy from the sun to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen.


Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions
There are other chemical reactions that must absorb energy in order to proceed. These are endothermic reactions. Endothermic reactions cannot occur spontaneously. Work must be done in order to get these reactions to occur. When endothermic reactions absorb energy, a temperature drop is measured during the reaction. Endothermic reactions are characterized by positive heat flow (into the reaction) and an increase in enthalpy (+Î´H).


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Increase in temperature: In an endothermic reaction, an increase in temperature favours the reaction to occur in the forward direction. At equilibrium, the concentration of A and B will decrease and the concentration of C and D will increase.


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By applying Le-chatelier's principle, we can predict the direction of reaction when temperature of an equilibrium system is changed. Effect of change in temperature is related to the nature of reaction whether it is an endothermic reaction or an exothermic reaction.


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Increase in temperature: In an exothermic reaction, an increase in temperature favours the reaction to occur in the backward direction. At equilibrium, the concentration of C and D will decrease and the concentration of A and B will increase.


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Exothermic and endothermic changes. When a chemical reaction happens, energy is transferred to or from the surroundings and often there is a temperature change. For example, when a bonfire burns it transfers heat energy to the surroundings.


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Endothermic reactions. These are reactions that take in energy from the surroundings. The energy is usually transferred as heat energy, causing the reaction mixture and its surroundings to get colder. The temperature decrease can be detected using a thermometer.


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Endothermic reactions absorb energy from the surroundings, while exothermic reactions release energy to the surroundings. Fuels release energy when they burn. The energy output of a fuel can be measured by calorimetry using a known mass of water.


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Decrease in temperature: In an exothermic reaction, a decrease in temperature favours the reaction to occur in the forward direction. At equilibrium, the concentration of A and B will decrease and the concentration of C and D will increase.


Exothermic reaction
An exothermic reaction is a chemical reaction that releases energy by light or heat. It is the opposite of an endothermic reaction. Expressed in a chemical equation: reactants â products + energy.


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Heberdenâs nodes are bony swellings that develop in joints which are closest to the fingers and toes ends. Some people tend to have such swellings and they do not know the true cause of the problem.In this article, we will look at the causes of the swellings and how they can be removed.f you are a woman, you are more prone to having the Heberden nodes as they somehow like the female genetic structure than the male one. This indicates a distinctive connection between the nodes and genetics.


How Can I Get Rid of Heberden's Nodes?
Heberden's nodes are bony prominences that occur at the smallest joint at the end of the fingers. They develop as a result of inflammation that occurs in the bone under adjacent cartilage that has wear from degenerative arthritis (osteoarthritis). They can become inflamed at times and be painful.Sometimes a tiny fluid-filled cyst, called a ganglion, forms adjacent to the involved joint.hey develop as a result of inflammation that occurs in the bone under adjacent cartilage that has wear from degenerative arthritis (osteoarthritis). They can become inflamed at times and be painful. Sometimes a tiny fluid-filled cyst, called a ganglion, forms adjacent to the involved joint.


Heberden's node
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Heberden's nodes are hard or bony swellings that can develop in the distal interphalangeal joints (DIP) (the joints closest to the end of the fingers and toes).rom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Heberden's nodes are hard or bony swellings that can develop in the distal interphalangeal joints (DIP) (the joints closest to the end of the fingers and toes).


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Heberden S Nodes Exposed. This condition indicates an attack by Osteoarthritis disease which (by extension) occurs due to repeated trauma and injury on the joint. Swellings are caused by formation of Calcific spurs (osteophytes) of the articular joint.The node typically starts developing in the middle age.f you are a woman, you are more prone to having the Heberden nodes as they somehow like the female genetic structure than the male one. This indicates a distinctive connection between the nodes and genetics.


Bouchard's nodes
Bouchard's nodes are hard, bony outgrowths or gelatinous cysts on the proximal interphalangeal joints (the middle joints of fingers or toes.) They are a sign of osteoarthritis.Seen commonly in osteoarthritis, they are caused by formation of calcific spurs of the articular (joint) cartilage.ouchard's nodes are hard, bony outgrowths or gelatinous cysts on the proximal interphalangeal joints (the middle joints of fingers or toes.) They are a sign of osteoarthritis.


Heberden's and Bouchard's Nodes
Heberden's and Bouchard's Nodes. Bony bumps on the finger joint closest to the fingernail are called Heberden's nodes. Bony bumps on the middle joint of the finger are known as Bouchard's nodes.Bony bumps are also common at the base of the thumb. These bumps do not have a nickname, but the joint is called the CMC or carpometacarpal joint. The name comes from the bone of the wrist (carpal) and the bone of the thumb (metacarpal).ony bumps on the middle joint of the finger are known as Bouchard's nodes. Bony bumps are also common at the base of the thumb. These bumps do not have a nickname, but the joint is called the CMC or carpometacarpal joint.


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The lumps or nodules you refer, called Heberden's nodes, occur on the knuckle closest to the end of fingers. Similar lumps are called Bouchard's nodes when they form on the knuckles closer to the palm.he lumps or nodules you refer, called Heberden's nodes, occur on the knuckle closest to the end of fingers. Similar lumps are called Bouchard's nodes when they form on the knuckles closer to the palm.


What Are Heberdenâs Nodes?
Osteoarthritis may occur due to the wear and tear that comes with aging or as a result of an injury. In the case of Heberdenâs nodes, enlargements and a general crookedness occur in the finger joints as the softening cartilage begins to disintegrate or wear away.The cartilage eventually becomes coarse. Instead of the bone being protected by cartilage, the bones begin to rub against each other.eberdenâs nodes are clearly viewed by examining the end joints on your fingers. Tiny bone outgrowths may extend from the knuckle closest to the fingernail. In many cases, an individualâs fingers may twist or become crooked as the nodes form. Symptoms include: 1  loss of motion.


How Can I Get Rid of Heberden's Nodes?
I have had arthritis in my hands for several years, in addition to Heberden's nodes. Some of the nodes are constantly very painful and water blisters have begun forming on the nodes.hey develop as a result of inflammation that occurs in the bone under adjacent cartilage that has wear from degenerative arthritis (osteoarthritis). They can become inflamed at times and be painful. Sometimes a tiny fluid-filled cyst, called a ganglion, forms adjacent to the involved joint.


What type of antibiotic can I use on my Heberden Node?
Report Abuse. Well, it's a bone spur, a calcified spot on the bone so antibiotics are not what you use to treat it since it is not an infection. I would recommend you see an arthritis doctor. These types of nodes are a symptom of osteoarthritis.eport Abuse. Well, it's a bone spur, a calcified spot on the bone so antibiotics are not what you use to treat it since it is not an infection. I would recommend you see an arthritis doctor. These types of nodes are a symptom of osteoarthritis.


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


East Moline, IL County Jail
From Business: The East Moline Correctional Center, governed by the Illinois Department of Corrections, has been operational since 1980. It houses more than 650 inmates.


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To check if you are on the offenderâs visitor list, you should write a letter to the offender to inquire. IDOC staff cannot tell you whether or not you are on an offenderâs visitation list if you call the facility. Visiting privileges may be denied if the institution or a portion of the institution is on lockdown.


Public Records
Performing a Records Search. Public records that pertain to the City of Moline are documents or information relating to the conduct of government or the performance of a governmental function that is prepared, used, or retained by the City.


East Moline
East Moline, IL. Sponsored Topics. East Moline is a city in Rock Island County, Illinois, United States. The population was 20,333 at the 2000 census. East Moline is one of the Quad Cities, along with the neighboring cities of Rock Island, Moline, and the Iowa cities of Davenport and Bettendorf. The Quad Cities has a population of 379,690.


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Information on this page is intended to answer questions and provide guidance for individuals who want to visit an inmate at an Illinois correctional facility. You may use the Inmate Search function to verify the location of the inmate you wish to visit.


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Rock Island County Fair shared Rock Island County Fair Queen Pageant's photo. We are excited to head to Springfield this weekend to watch our 2016 Miss Rock Island County Fair compete in the pageant.


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You may also check visitation information on a specific Facility regarding visiting hours and other information in this list. Please be advised, effective May 1, 2012, the visiting hours and number of visits permitted to each offender per month will change at several medium and minimum security facilities.


Moline, Illinois
Moline, Illinois. Moline (/moÊËliËn/ moh-LEEN) is a city located in Rock Island County, Illinois, United States. With a population of 43,977 in 2010, it is the largest city in Rock Island County. Moline is one of the Quad Cities, along with neighboring East Moline and Rock Island in Illinois and the cities of Davenport and Bettendorf in Iowa.


Boiling Water Bath vs. Pressure Canning
The other is pressure canning, which requires a very specialized piece of equipment called a pressure canner (no, that's not the same thing as a pressure cooker. A boiling water bath is simply a large pot (you can use a stock pot) with a rack on the bottom.


Pressure Canning: A Step-By-Step Guide
Close Canner and Vent Steam for 10 Minutes The lid of a pressure canner has a vent or a petcock to allow steam to escape. Leda Meredith Fasten the pressure canner lid on (how varies depending on which brand youâve got). Leave the vent pipe or the petcock open.


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Low acid foods must only be processed using the pressure canning method. High acid: Foods that are high acid have a pH value of 4.6 or less and include fruits, jams and jellies, properly pickled vegetables and properly acidified tomatoes. Most fruits are naturally high acid.


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A. Jars do not seal after pressure canning for the following reasons: â¢ Jars were packed too solidly with food or were overfilled. Allow 1/2-inch headspace for fruits and tomatoes, and 1-inch headspace for vegetables, meats, poultry, and seafood. This is necessary since food expands during canning.


Pressure Canning Guide & FAQ: put âem up! (update)
Although they both use pressure to get the job done, pressure cookers and pressure canners are made and used quite differently. The most obvious difference is in size but they are also made of different materials, and valves. The USDA Complete Guide to Home Canning1 states that a pressure canner is..


Pressure Canning: A Step-By-Step Guide
Pressure Canning: A Step-By-Step Guide. Pressure Canning The lid of a pressure canner with weighted gauge. Leda Meredith If you want to can unpickled vegetables, soup stocks, beans, or any non-acidic food, youâve got to use a special piece of equipment called a pressure canner.


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This is caused by either a steam leakage in your canner, which means you need a new part, or by using insufficient water for the processing period. â¢ Commercial jars (pickles, spaghetti sauce, etc.) were used instead of the recommended glass home canning jars.


Boiling Water Bath vs. Pressure Canning
A boiling water bath can only heat the food to the temperature of boiling water. A pressure canner is a heavy-duty piece of equipment with a vent, a pressure gauge and screw clamps. It is capable of heating the food in the jars to hotter than the temperature of boiling water. The second thing to understand is which foods can be safely processed by which method.


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If you want to pressure cook and pressure can: consider the Fagor 10L Pressure Cooker/Canner . If thatâs too small for your pressure canning needs, purchase a separate pressure cooker and pressure canner. See Also: Recommended Pressure Cooker/Canners, hip pressure cooking.


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Canning Introduction. If you're a novice to pressure canning, this outline will give you basic knowledge of the terminology and instruction of canning. The key to successful canning is to understand the acidity and spoilage factor of the food you wish to can, as well as the acceptable canning methods to process those foods.


Adoption Home Study Questions and Answers
Currently, American Adoptions can complete your home study in four to six weeks. We offer adoption home study services for domestic adoptions, embryo adoptions and international adoptions, except those between the U.S. and China. You shouldn't allow just anyone to complete your home study.


What is a Home Study?
We talk to a lot of prospective adoptive parents at Binti, and one of the first questions they typically have for us is, âWhat is a home study for adoption?â A home study is the first step in the adoption journey. The home study is a process that qualifies you to adopt a child. So what is involved in a home study for adoption? Specific home study requirements may differ slightly on a state-by-state basis, but the general components include a home visit by a social worker, interviews, background checks, and a set of paperwork which you can complete online through Binti. (Review the full home study checklist.) Many parents are intimidated by the home study process, but we assure you that it doesnât have to be a source of anxiety. Binti Adoption Services will pair you with the most reputable and friendly social workers in your state so that you can relax during your home study process.


Adoption home study
A home study or homestudy is  a screening of the home and life of prospective adoptive parents prior to allowing an adoption to take place. In some places, and in all international adoptions, a home study is required by law. Even where it is not legally mandated, it may be required by an adoption agency. Depending on the location and agency, different information may be sought during a home study.


The Adoption Home Study Process
A major step in building your family through. adoption is the home study. The laws of every State. and the District of Columbia require all prospective. adoptive parents (no matter how they intend to. adopt) to participate in a home study conducted by a. licensed social worker or caseworker.


Adoption Home Study Questions and Answers
Still have adoption home study questions? Q. What is an adoption home study? A. A home study is a basic overview of your family's life, history and home, which allows courts and our agency to determine if a stable emotional, physical and financial environment exists for an adopted child.


What Are Home Study Programs?
Home study certificate programs may consist of just a few courses and can be completed in less than a year. Students may also earn undergraduate and graduate degrees through some home study programs. How Home Study Programs Work. Most home study programs are delivered via the Internet.


Completing a home study
Child Welfare Information Gateway has two publications that help explain the home study process: The Home Study Adoption Process; Home Study Requirements for Prospective Parents in Domestic Adoption, a fact sheet that summarizes state laws and policies regarding what information is collected; Getting agreement among your family members to proceed


Preparing for a homestudy
At least one meeting will occur in the applicant's home. If there are other people living in the home, they also will be interviewed by the social worker. On average the homestudy process takes three to six months to complete, but it can take longer through public agencies or less time through non-licensed facilitators.


Types of Home Studies
SAFE is a specific home study methodology that has been adopted by a number of states, including California, Colorado, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Utah, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin, and other jurisdictions.


What Are Home Study Programs?
Home Study Program Types. Home study, also known as distance learning, programs are offered on a variety of topics and are geared towards individuals interested in achieving a specific career goal without attending school at a particular location.


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1 Click on cell A1 and then choose Filter on the Data tab of Excel's ribbon. 2  Click the Filter arrow in cell C1, choose Number Filters, and then Greater Than. 3  Enter 1, and then click OK to filter the list to for duplicate values.


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This example teaches you how to find duplicates (or triplicates) in Excel. Go here to remove duplicates. 1. Select the range A1:C10. 2. On the Home tab, click Conditional Formatting, Highlight Cells Rules, Duplicate Values... 3. Select a formatting style and click OK.


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This example teaches you how to find duplicates (or triplicates) in Excel. Go here to remove duplicates. 1. Select the range A1:C10. 2. On the Home tab, click Conditional Formatting, Highlight Cells Rules, Duplicate Values... 3. Select a formatting style and click OK. Result. Excel highlights the duplicate names.


Find Duplicates
Find Duplicates. This example teaches you how to find duplicates (or triplicates) in Excel. Go here to remove duplicates. 1. Select the range A1:C10. 2. On the Home tab, click Conditional Formatting, Highlight Cells Rules, Duplicate Values... 3. Select a formatting style and click OK. Result.


Filter for unique values or remove duplicate values
To remove duplicate values, use the Remove Duplicates command in the Data Tools group on the Data tab. To highlight unique or duplicate values, use the Conditional Formatting command in the Style group on the Home tab.


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Excel 2007 and later. 1  Click on cell A1 and then choose Filter on the Data tab of Excel's ribbon. 2  Click the Filter arrow in cell C1, choose Number Filters, and then Greater Than. 3  Enter 1, and then click OK to filter the list to for duplicate values.


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1. Select the cell or cells in the column where you wish to find duplicates. How many cells you need to select depends on your version of Excel. 1  In Excel 2003, select the first cell you wish to use as a basis for comparison. 2  In Excel 2007 and 2010, select all the cells in the column you wish to check for duplicates.


Find Duplicates
On the Home tab, click Conditional Formatting, Highlight Cells Rules, Duplicate Values... 3. Select a formatting style and click OK. Result. Excel highlights the duplicate names. Note: select Unique from the first drop-down list to highlight the unique names.


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2. Select the data that you want to check for duplicates. You can click and drag over the entire group of values in the Excel sheet, or you can simply click on the side of an entire column or row to remove duplicates in portions of the sheets. 3. Click on the Data tab in the top horizontal toolbar.


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2. Select the data that you want to check for duplicates. You can click and drag over the entire group of values in the Excel sheet, or you can simply click on the side of an entire column or row to remove duplicates in portions of the sheets.


Horse Haylage
1 Haylage can be thought of as highly nutritional hay and without dust and spores. 2  Horse haylage, is not the same as silage (silage is a fermented, high moisture feed and usually not suitable for horses). Bales are wrapped straight after baling and compress to approximately two thirds of the original size. 2  Natural fermentation preserves the grass as haylage (about 90% feed value of grass). 3  Haylage can be thought of as highly nutritional hay and without dust and spores.


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1 You must determine the moisture content of the haylage. 2  Moisture lower than 45-50% can cause the material to go through a heat, making it useless. 3  The recommended moisture level is between 50-60%.aylage is a grass crop which is cut, harvested, and stored for feeding farm animals. It is made from the same crops as normal hay, but with a higher moisture content.


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Horse owners and veterinarians are commonly requesting information regarding the use of haylage (hay-crop silage) and/or treated hay as low-dust feed alternatives for horses.The dust in hay is formed when the hay is insufficiently dried, resulting in heating and spoilage and allowing the growth of molds.aylage is one of the alternative methods of preserving hay when weather conditions prevent the drying of hay below 14% moisture content. Unfortunately, haylage is not recommended when feeding horses due to the danger of botulism.


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Tips. 1  You must determine the moisture content of the haylage. 2  Moisture lower than 45-50% can cause the material to go through a heat, making it useless. 3  The recommended moisture level is between 50-60%.aylage is a grass crop which is cut, harvested, and stored for feeding farm animals. It is made from the same crops as normal hay, but with a higher moisture content.


Haylage
Haylage is simply forage that is baled at a higher moisture content than dry hay and then stored in a sealed plastic wrap. Because of the high moisture level and air-tight environment, the forage ferments and is preserved by acid production during fermentation.ow is Haylage Made? The forage is cut as if for hay-making but is baled at 50 â 60 percent moisture rather than at 18 â 20 percent moisture. Baling at the proper moisture content is the single most important variable.


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How to Make Haylage. Haylage is a grass crop which is cut, harvested, and stored for feeding farm animals. It is made from the same crops as normal hay, but with a higher moisture content.With the proper equipment and storage techniques, this method significantly increases the food value and decreases losses for the crop.aylage is a grass crop which is cut, harvested, and stored for feeding farm animals. It is made from the same crops as normal hay, but with a higher moisture content.


Horse Haylage
1 Grasses grown and cut in the same way as for hay but left to dry for less time (approximately 30-40% moisture). 2  Bales are wrapped straight after baling and compress to approximately two thirds of the original size. 3  Natural fermentation preserves the grass as haylage (about 90% feed value of grass). Bales are wrapped straight after baling and compress to approximately two thirds of the original size. 2  Natural fermentation preserves the grass as haylage (about 90% feed value of grass). 3  Haylage can be thought of as highly nutritional hay and without dust and spores.


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Definition of HAYLAGE. : a stored forage that is essentially a grass silage wilted to 35 to 50 percent moisture.efinition of HAYLAGE. : a stored forage that is essentially a grass silage wilted to 35 to 50 percent moisture.


Haylage
Haylage, also known as round bale silage, is another approach to preserving forage in eastern North Carolina.ow is Haylage Made? The forage is cut as if for hay-making but is baled at 50 â 60 percent moisture rather than at 18 â 20 percent moisture. Baling at the proper moisture content is the single most important variable.


Hay or Haylage? The Feed Debate, by Lucy Harris
The most obvious difference between hay and haylage, is the way in which it is made. Hay is usually cut between the months of May to August, weather permitting. It is cut, left to dry on the ground and then turned in order to ensure it is sufficiently dried.here are two very important differences between the nutritional value of the haylage produced from either of these grasses. Haylage produced from âTimothyâ Grass is grown specifically as a premium, high energy and high nutrient feed stuff, suited to thoroughbreds or horses in hard, competition work.


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Fibersol Â® -2 digestion-resistant maltodextrin is a soluble corn fiber that acts as a low-calorie bulking agent containing 90 percent dietary fiber.It can be used with minimal formulation adjustments in a variety of food applications to maintain or improve a productâs desired attributes.oluble Dietary Fiber: Fibersol Â® -2 is a 90% minimum dry solids basis soluble dietary fiber (in accordance with AOAC method #2001.03) and one of the most economical fiber sources available.


What is Fibersol Â® -2?
Fibersol-2. FibersolÂ®-2 digestion-resistant maltodextrin is a soluble corn fiber that acts as a low-calorie bulking agent containing 90 percent dietary fiber.It can be used with minimal formulation adjustments in a variety of food applications to maintain or improve a productâs desired attributes.ibersolÂ®-2, digestion resistant maltodextrin, is a spray-dried powder produced by a proprietary method of controlled enzymatic hydrolysis of cornstarch. It has numerous starch linkages that remain undigested by enzymes of the human digestive tract.


Carbohydrates: Fibersol-2
Fibersol-2 is digestive resistant maltodextrin. Fibersol-2 is a soluble fiber that easily dissolves in water, is almost tasteless, and is not affected by heat (so it can be used for cooking). Fibersol-2 is included in many foods, drinks, meal replacement powders and weight gainer powders as a source of soluble fiber.It is also sold in fiber drink mixes either alone or in a blend along with other sources of fiber.ibersol-2 is included in many foods, drinks, meal replacement powders and weight gainer powders as a source of soluble fiber. It is also sold in fiber drink mixes either alone or in a blend along with other sources of fiber.


What is Fibersol Â® -2?
Even at significant levels, Fibersol Â® -2 doesnât affect taste or viscosity. Fibersol Â® -2, digestion resistant maltodextrin, is a spray-dried powder produced by a proprietary method of controlled enzymatic hydrolysis of cornstarch.oluble Dietary Fiber: Fibersol Â® -2 is a 90% minimum dry solids basis soluble dietary fiber (in accordance with AOAC method #2001.03) and one of the most economical fiber sources available.


FibersolÂ® Soluble Dietary Fiber
Fibersol-2, digestion resistant maltodextrin, is produced by a proprietary process to purposefully rearrange corn starch molecules to convert a portion of normal alpha 1,4glucose linkages to random 1,2-, 1,3-, and 1,4- alpha and beta linkages. The human digestive system effectively digests only alpha 1,4 linkage.s a water-soluble fiber, Fibersol-2 can effectively promote the growth of a variety of beneficial bacteria (naturally occurring or ingested as pro-biotics) in the colon. In promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria, Fibersol-2 indirectly reduces the presence of undesirable bacterial species.


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Fibersol-2 digestion resist-ant maltodextrin functions for formulators too! Fibersol-2 digestion resistant maltodextrin is multi-functional and can be used in countless applications,so itâs perfect for formulators, as well as consumers.Inaddition to rapid dispersion, this ï¬ber is clear or trans-parent in solution, highly soluble, and stable undervirtually all conditions.ibersol-2 digestion resist-ant maltodextrin functions for formulators too! Fibersol-2 digestion resistant maltodextrin is multi-functional and can be used in countless applications,so itâs perfect for formulators, as well as consumers.


What is Fibersol Â® -2?
FibersolÂ®-2, digestion resistant maltodextrin, is a spray-dried powder produced by a proprietary method of controlled enzymatic hydrolysis of cornstarch. It has numerous starch linkages that remain undigested by enzymes of the human digestive tract.ibersolÂ®-2, digestion resistant maltodextrin, is a spray-dried powder produced by a proprietary method of controlled enzymatic hydrolysis of cornstarch. It has numerous starch linkages that remain undigested by enzymes of the human digestive tract.


What is Fibersol Â® -2?
Fibersol Â® -2 digestion resistant maltodextrin analytically meets the definition of dietary fiber for nutrition labeling purposes, as published by the American Association of Cereal Chemists (AACC).oluble Dietary Fiber: Fibersol Â® -2 is a 90% minimum dry solids basis soluble dietary fiber (in accordance with AOAC method #2001.03) and one of the most economical fiber sources available.


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Applications. Fibersol-2 AG digestion resistant maltodextrin has been specially designed for applications in which rapid dispersion and quick dissolution are key for final product success. Fibersol-2 AG is an agglomerated form of digestion resistant maltodextrin and is ideal in specialized applications.1  Applications where a low bulk density is needed. 2  Instant hand stir-in or shake beverages where Fibersol-2 AG is the primary dry ingredient.ibersol-2 AG is an agglomerated form of digestion resistant maltodextrin and is ideal in specialized applications.


What is Fibersol Â® -2?
Soluble Dietary Fiber: Fibersol Â® -2 is a 90% minimum dry solids basis soluble dietary fiber (in accordance with AOAC method #2001.03) and one of the most economical fiber sources available.oluble Dietary Fiber: Fibersol Â® -2 is a 90% minimum dry solids basis soluble dietary fiber (in accordance with AOAC method #2001.03) and one of the most economical fiber sources available.


Portable Oxygen Concentrators
There are different types of oxygen delivery methods (portable oxygen concentrators, stationary oxygen concentrators, compressed gas cylinders, and liquid oxygen). All of which have there own individual proâs and conâs. All of which have there own level of risk should there be a malfunction.


How Do Oxygen Concentrators Work?
An oxygen concentrator works very much like an air conditioning unit. Air goes in, is modified, and delivered back in the new form. Oxygen concentrators produce medical grade oxygen on their own. Their process for doing so works in this manner: They pull in the surrounding room air and filter it.


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In simple words, an Oxygen Concentrator works on electricity; takes in room air, removes Nitrogen from it and provides upto 95% pure Oxygen. The composition of air (78% Nitrogen, 21% Oxygen and 1% other gases like Carbon Dioxide, Argon, etc.) clearly shows that air is mainly comprised of two gases: Nitrogen and Oxygen [together 99%].


Oxygen concentrator
Oxygen concentrator. An oxygen concentrator is a device which concentrates the oxygen from a gas supply (typically ambient air) to supply an oxygen-enriched gas stream. Contents.


How does an Oxygen Concentrator work?
In simple words, an Oxygen Concentrator works on electricity; takes in room air, removes Nitrogen from it and provides upto 95% pure Oxygen. Principle. The composition of air (78% Nitrogen, 21% Oxygen and 1% other gases like Carbon Dioxide, Argon, etc.) clearly shows that air is mainly comprised of two gases: Nitrogen and Oxygen [together 99%].


How Do Oxygen Concentrators Work?
Types of oxygen concentrators. There are two types of oxygen concentrators: home and portable. As the name suggests, the home devices use the electricity supply available from the patient's home. It simply plugs into a wall socket.


Portable Oxygen Concentrators
Portable Oxygen Concentrators are small machines that separate everything but oxygen from the air around the machine delivering therapeutic medical oxygen to the patient. The FAA has approved 22 different machines for use on board commercial aircraft. There are some machines out there that have not yet been approved.


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How Do Oxygen Concentrators Work? How Do Oxygen Concentrators Work? An oxygen concentrator, or an O2 concentrator, sometimes referred to as an oxygen machine or oxygen generator, takes in the ambient air that we breathe and removes or scrubs out the nitrogen, leaving the other gases found in the air, most of which is highly concentrated oxygen.


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How a portable oxygen concentrator works. While it might sound technical an oxygen concentrator is really quite a simple device. They operate on the principle of ârapid pressure swing adsorptionâ of atmospheric nitrogen onto specific minerals and then venting the nitrogen.


How Do Oxygen Concentrators Work?
How Oxygen Concentrators Work. An oxygen concentrator, or an O2 concentrator, sometimes referred to as an oxygen machine or oxygen generator, takes in the ambient air that we breathe and removes or scrubs out the nitrogen, leaving the other gases found in the air, most of which is highly concentrated oxygen.


The Benefits of B Vitamins
B vitamins are competitive in the body. B vitamins must be taken together in a balanced, complex form in order for your body to use them correctly. Taking 1 or 2 of the B supplements alone can throw off your metabolism. Some B-complex components are expensive to produce. Others are cheap.


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At Nature Made, weâve created several B-complex offerings because weâre committed to helping you manage your unique health needs with high quality nutrients.


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Eight individual B vitamins (thiamin , riboflavin , niacin , pantothenic acid, vitamin B6, biotin , folic acid, and vitamin B12) make up this family of nutrients that help convert the food you eat into cellular energy that fuels your bodyâs many chemical reactions.


The Benefits of B Vitamins
Your body is an amazing machine. Give it a good supply of raw materials and do some daily upkeep and you too can live a Healthy Life. B-Vitamins are one of those very important raw materials. B vitamins are called the âhappyâ vitamins. They bring balance to the many systems running your body.


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Proponents claim that vitamin B complex supplements can help with a variety of health conditions, including anxiety, depression, fatigue, heart disease, premenstrual syndrome, and skin problems.


Learn all about Vitamin B Complex
Learn all about Vitamin B Complex. Also indexed as: B-Complex Vitamin. The vitamin B-complex refers to all of the known essential water-soluble vitamins except for . These include (vitamin B1), (vitamin B2), (vitamin B3), (vitamin B5), pyridoxine (), , and the cobalamins (). Vitamin B was once thought to be a single nutrient that existed in extracts of rice, liver, or yeast.


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Nature Made Super B-Complex is a combination of 8 essential B vitamins (thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, B6, folic acid, biotin, pantothenic acid, and B12) which help support the production of cellular energy in the body.â  It also provides vitamin C for antioxidant support.â . Helps convert food into cellular energyâ .


The Benefits of B Complex Vitamins
If you're not getting enough B vitamins from your diet, taking a B complex supplement may be beneficial. Deficiency in B vitamins can cause a number of symptoms, including tiredness, anemia, loss of appetite, depression, abdominal pain, muscle cramps, hair loss, and eczema. Consult your health care provider to find out whether a B complex supplement is right for you.


Learn all about Vitamin B Complex
Most multi vitamin products contain the B-complex along with the rest of the essential vitamins and minerals. Since they are more complete than B-complex vitamins alone, multiple vitamin-mineral supplements are recommended to improve overall micronutrient intake and prevent deficiencies.


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In 1989, Rude won the WWF Intercontinental Championship by defeating The Ultimate Warrior at WrestleMania V. Rude captured the NWA World Heavyweight Championship in 1993 but was forced to retire that same year due to a back injury (over the next few years, he made several rather unsuccessful comeback attempts).


"Dead Wrestler Of The Week: ""Ravishing"" Rick Rude"
Rick Rude descended from a long line of these oiled-up alpha males, defined not so much by the jealousy they inspired in others as for the esteem they assumed for themselves.


How did rick rude die?
Rick Rude passed away on April 20, 1999 after suffering a heart attack. One is led to believe that his heart attack may possibly have been caused by â¦ a drug overdose.


How did rick rude die?
Confidence votes 35. Rude died on April 20, 1999 after suffering heart failure. He is survived by his wife, Michelle and their three children.[1] The believed cause of death may have been an overdose of Gamma-Hydroxybutyric acid (GHB) and steroids.


"Dead Wrestler Of The Week: ""Ravishing"" Rick Rude"
It was a distillation of the amoral narcissist; Rude wasn't so much a heel who happened to be attractive as a concentrate of machismo and self-absorption, a Lothario for his own sake. He could have any woman he wanted, but his objective was never love, or even lust; it was heterosexual avidity purely for show.


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A two-time Heavyweight Champion, Ravishing. Rick Rude was born on Pearl Harbor Day 1958 and grew up in Minnesota. After stints as a bouncer and arm wrestler, he began wrestling in the early 1980s as Ricky Rood.


Biography
Looking to defend himself from the insult, Rude simply opened his hand and cracked the doorman over the jaw. Incredibly, even though he was striking with his weaker, non-broken arm, Rick Rude broke the bouncer's jaw.


"Dead Wrestler Of The Week: ""Ravishing"" Rick Rude"
An occasional feature in which we honor the sport's fallen and examine their legacies. Today: Ravishing. Rick Rude, who died in 1999 of heart failure possibly caused by a drug overdose. The Super Posedown at Royal Rumble 1989 wasn't much of a bodybuilding expo, but it was probably close to the average person's idea of one: On one side stood Ravishing.


Biography
The wrestler who would eventually become known as Ravishing Rick Rude was born Richard Erwin Rood on December 7th, 1958. He spent his childhood in Robinsdale, Minnesota, and had an early childhood friendship with future pro wrestler Curt Hennig.


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They are not related, even though the real names are similar. Rick Rude's real name is Richard E. Rood and Bobby Roode's real name is Robert Roode. Bobby Roode wrestles under â¦ his real name and basically Rick did also, but he changed the spelling.


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When the total salt, individual salt or combination of salts in the soil is high enough to. retard plant growth, injure plant tissue, and/or decrease yields, the soil is referred to as salt affected. Western states have mostly saline soils with some saline-sodic soils and only isolated occurrences of sodic. soils.


Basics of Salinity and Sodicity Effects on Soil Physical Properties
Difference between Saline and Sodic Soils: Saline soil is a term used to describe excessive levels of soluble salts in the soil water (soil solution), high enough. to negatively affect plant growth, resulting in reduced crop yields and even plant death under severe conditions. (Figure 1). Figure 1.


saline soil
Definition of saline soil. : soil containing enough soluble salts (as 0.2 percent) to interfere with crop growth.


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Salt-affected soils may contain excess soluble salts (saline soils), excess exchangeable sodium (sodic. soils), or both (saline-sodic soils). Salt affected soils commonly contain a mixture of cations of sodium, calcium, magnesium and potassium and anions of chloride, sulfate, bicarbonate, carbonate and sometimes.


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Soil salinity (in terms of either the electrical conductivity. of the soil solution, EC,, or of the saturation-paste extract, ECe) can be determined. from ECa directly in the field without requiring soil sampling, laboratory analysis, or. numerous expensive in situ devices. These measurement techniques are rapid,


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The weathering of geologic materials has given rise to. our present soils, but also produces salts that impact. crop growth and yield. Lack of leaching in certain land-. scapes has kept the salts from leaving. The pattern. of saline soils across the state results from years of. natural salt redistribution.


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Where shal-. low saline groundwater occurs, salts often concen-. trate at or near the soil surface through capillary rise. In capillary rise, water moves from where the soil is. saturated, or nearly so, to drier soil against the force of. gravity, much like water moving into a dry sponge from.


Soil salinity
Salts dissolved from the soil accumulate at the soil surface and are deposited on the ground and at the base of the fence post. Soil salinity is the salt content in the soil; the process of increasing the salt content is known as salinization. Salts occur naturally within soils and water. Salination can be caused by natural processes such as mineral weathering or by the gradual withdrawal of an ocean.


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Prednisone withdrawal symptoms can include but are not limited to: 1  A general ill feeling. 2  Muscle weakness. 3  Nausea and vomiting.  A 1  fever. Low blood pressure (hypotension) 2  Dehydration. Mental changes.  Muscle pain or 1  joint pain. Flaky or peeling  skin. Difficulty 1  breathing. Loss of  appetite.


Problems with Prednisone?
Erythema nodosum is an inflammation of fat tissue under the skin that shows up as well defined, multiple, red, deep nodules, 1-5 cm in size, usually developing on the lower legs. The nodules can be quite tender and painful, especially if pressure is applied to them, and they are sometimes accompanied by fever and flu-like symptoms.


Precautions
If you will be taking this medicine for a long time, it is very important that your doctor check you at regular visits for any unwanted effects that may be caused by this medicine. Blood or urine tests may be needed to check for unwanted effects. Using this medicine while you are pregnant can harm your unborn baby.


Depo-Medrol (Injection)
Tell your doctor right away if you have depression, mood swings, a false or unusual sense of well-being, trouble with sleeping, or personality changes while taking this medicine. This medicine might cause thinning of the bones (osteoporosis) or slow growth in children if used for a long time. Tell your doctor if you have any bone pain or if you have an increased risk for osteoporosis. If your child is using this medicine, tell the doctor if you think your child is not growing properly.


Prednisone side effects cough
If you are on it for an extended period of time it can cause some withdrawal symptoms just like any other steroid. My wife was on it for over a month and she had no side effects when she stopped taking it. Take it for a week to treat the pneumonia. You'll be fine.


Prednisone for treating Vasculitis
Prednisone is a synthetic corticosteroid that reduces inflammation and suppresses the immune system. Prednisone is prescribed for a wide range of conditions, especially autoimmune diseases. These include, among many others, arthritis, gout, lupus, psoriasis, asthma attacks, severe allergies and multiple sclerosis. Despite prednisoneâs many uses and effectiveness, it is known to cause many side effects. If prednisone must be taken for long periods of time, precautions must be taken to prevent complications such as gastrointestinal ulcers, diabetes, high blood pressure, hormonal problems, and osteoporosis.


Prednisone Withdrawal
Prednisone Withdrawal. If you stop taking prednisone too abruptly, withdrawal symptoms may occur. Your healthcare provider can gradually decrease your dosage until the drug is stopped completely to allow your body to adjust. Some potential symptoms of withdrawal from prednisone include muscle weakness, nausea, dehydration, and low blood pressure.


Prednisone for flu like symptoms
Prednisone for flu like symptoms. Prednisone for flu like symptoms, methotrexate and prednisone interaction. 10 Engineering Colleges in 2011, saying women and life-style products. Sometimes the walls, symptoms for flu prednisone like an even on purchasing items that had spoken. If not, further industrial growth in aneffective and my consciousness of approved. viagra prices costco to Surgeon Kumud Dhital , chest until a broad public than 30 seconds between the dose, the headaches.


Problems with Prednisone?
I have suffered from erythema nodosum for several years and it has been treated with prednisone. I have heard that this medicine can affect other parts of my body and negate other vitamins and medicines.


Problems with Prednisone?
You could develop serious problems including loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, drowsiness, confusion, headache, fever, joint and muscle pain, peeling skin and weight loss. When your condition improves, your doctor probably will reduce your dose gradually. Prednisone makes you more susceptible to illness.


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With expertise in over 150 global languages, we provide responsive, quality, and customized translation services for global and local audiences. Since 1996, Avantpage has offered accurate, high-quality translations for industries. including healthcare, elections, financial, government, and more.


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With communication expertise in over 150 global languages, Avantpage can save you. time and money, while helping you connect in any language. Avantpage can create a comprehensive, cost effective translation program to. supplement your marketing efforts, increase your market share, and secure new business.


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Answer: HUD has adopted a safe harbor for translation of written materials. The Guidance identifies actions that will be considered strong evidence of compliance with Title VI obligations. Failure to provide written translations under these cited circumstances does not mean that the recipient is in noncompliance.


Difficulties Faced in Legal Document Translation
There are many things that need legal translation, including birth certificates, application letters, technical patent confirmation, deposition records, financial statement, evidence documents, litigation materials and business contracts.


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Pursuant to EO 13166, the meaningful access requirement of the Title VI regulations and the four-factor analysis set forth in the Department of Justice (DOJ) LEP Guidance apply to the programs and activities of federal agencies, including HUD.


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Answer: Generally, the English language document prevails. The HUD translated documents may carry the disclaimer, This document is a translation of a HUD-issued legal document. HUD provides this translation to you merely as a convenience to assist in your understanding of your rights and obligations.


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Translation rates. Translation prices are calculated based on the number of words in the original document. The price per page column shows the average price of translation of a regular printed page. A normal printed page usually has approximately 400 words. We keep our prices fixed for our regular clients.


Difficulties Faced in Legal Document Translation
Difficulties Faced in Legal Document Translation. Legal parlance if it needs translation, needs the services of an expert that is highly knowledgeable in legal terms and practices. Translating legal documents needs accurate and correct translation and is one of the most difficult among all translation work.


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Professional multilingual translation services for health plans, hospitals, medical offices, physician groups, health centers, and more. Our full suite of customized translation services includes attestation, desktop publishing, Website localization, style guide and glossary development, and more.


Public Health materials in multiple languages
Materials organized by language. Resources. As part of the King County Equity & Social Justice Initiative, Public Health - Seattle & King County has created a translation system to make the translation process more efficient, facilitate a greater number of translations, and produce translations that are of consistent high quality.


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Fry the pork: 1  Heat up the corn oil over medium high heat until it reaches 350 degrees Fahrenheit. 2  Fry the pork until both sides are golden brown, turning them over a few times with tongs. It will take about 12- 13 minutes. 3  Strain the pork and pat off the excess oil with a kitchen towel. 4  Cut into strips.


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Itâs a hot, savory, breaded pork cutlet, and my version is served on a bed of rice and Hi-Rice sauce, with a side of kimchi and a side of cabbage salad. These days donkkaseu is sold everywhere, in all kinds of restaurants, but when I was young it was only served in Western-style restaurants (called Gyoungyang-sik).


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South Korean manufacturers and suppliers of bread crumbs from around the world. Panjiva uses over 30 international data sources to help you find qualified vendors of South Korean bread crumbs.


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Ingredients (Serves 4) 1  4 thin slices (1 pound) pork loin or tenderloin (beef, chicken, or turkey) 2  kosher salt. 3  Â½ teaspoon ground black pepper. 4  â cup all purpose flour. 5  2 cups ppang-garu (Korean bread crumbs or Japanese panko) 6  3 eggs, beaten with a pinch of salt. 7  Steamed rice. 8  3 cups corn oil.


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Today Iâm going to introduce you to the Korean way of making a pork cutlet, called âdonkkaseuâ in Korean. Itâs an iteration of the Japanese tonkatsu which was the Japanese take on the European schnitzel.


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Use a meat tenderizer or (the back of your kitchen knife) to pound and flatten the sliced pork into cutlets about 7 by 5 inches and Â¼ to â inch thick. Sprinkle one side with salt and ground black pepper. Coat both sides of the cutlets with flour, dip them in the beaten eggs, and press them into bread crumbs. Refrigerate. Make salad: Combine mayonnaise, lemon juice, honey (or sugar), and ketchup in a bowl and mix well and refrigerate it. Make gravy: Heat the butter in a heavy sauce pan over medium high heat.


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Ingredients (Serves 4) 4 thin slices (1 pound) pork loin or tenderloin (beef, chicken, or turkey) kosher salt. Â½ teaspoon ground black pepper. â cup all purpose flour. 2 cups ppang-garu (Korean bread crumbs or Japanese panko) 3 eggs, beaten with a pinch of salt. Steamed rice.


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Made with: beef tenderloin, black ground pepper, bread crumbs, butter, cabbage, chicken, corn oil, eggs, flour, Hi-rice sauce, honey, ketchup, kimchi, lemon juice, mayonnaise, pork loin, rice, salt, sugar, water, yellow pickled radish,


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Fry the pork: 1  Heat up the corn oil over medium high heat until it reaches 350 degrees Fahrenheit. 2  Fry the pork until both sides are golden brown, turning them over a few times with tongs. 3  Strain the pork and pat off the excess oil with a kitchen towel. 4  Cut into strips.


Youâll Never Believe How Panko Bread Crumbs Are Made (VIDEO)
Panko bread crumbs. These Japanese bread crumbs have a jagged, coarse texture that allows them to crisp up as if they've been deep-fried, even if they've just been baked or toasted. They also stand up excellently to an actual deep-fry, if you're in the mood, like in the Japanese pork schnitzel dish tonkatsu.


What are Skilled Nursing Facilities? Defining Nursing Homes and Skilled Nursing Facilities.
Defining Skilled Nursing Home Facilities. Services offered by nursing homes. Licensed by the state's Department of Health Services, Skilled nursing care facilities have regulation and inspection requirements. Skilled nursing facilities provide care for patients who require intense skilled medical care.


Your Medicare Coverage
1 You get these skilled services in a SNF that's certified by Medicare. 2  You need these skilled services for a medical condition that was either: 3  A hospital-related medical condition. 4  A condition that started while you were getting care in the skilled nursing facility for a hospital-related medical condition.


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Long-term Care. Skilled Nursing LTC: A licensed health facility or a distinct part of a long-term care facility which provides skilled nursing care and supportive care to patients whose primary need is for availability of skilled nursing care on an extended basis.


Skilled Care Definition
Skilled care is a type of intermediate care in which the patient or resident needs more assistance than usual, generally from licensed nursing personnel and certified nursing assistants.


What are Skilled Nursing Facilities? Defining Nursing Homes and Skilled Nursing Facilities.
Yet, a Skilled Nursing Facility provides skilled nursing care and/or rehabilitation services to help injured, sick, or disabled individuals to get back on their feet. Whereas, a nursing home, an Intermediate Care Facility or ICF, provides a room, meals, and help for individuals with activities of daily living needs.


What are Skilled Nursing Facilities? Defining Nursing Homes and Skilled Nursing Facilities.
Here is a list of the short-term and long-term care offered by skilled nursing facilities: 1  Stroke Recovery-rehabilitation therapy, helping patients regain motor skills and speech functions.


Skilled Care Definition
The term refers to the level of care a patient needs and not the facility in which it is provided, acute care being the highest level, skilled care at the intermediate level and chronic care or long-term care being the lowest level of care. For Information on Assisted Living and Care Homes :


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W. The Atlas contains information about many, not all, of the healthcare facilities in California. Of the ones that OSHPD tracks and are in Atlas, three broad categories exist. Those are hospitals, clinics, and long-term care. Hospitals-There are five subcategories inside the hospital category.


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Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance) covers skilled nursing care provided in a skilled nursing facility (SNF) under certain conditions for a limited time. Medicare-covered services include, but aren't limited to: 1  Semi-private room (a room you share with other patients). 2  Meals.


What Is a Hominin?
Species in the Hominin bucket include all of the Homo species (Homo sapiens, H. ergaster, H. rudolfensis, includinging Neanderthals, Denisovans, and Flores), all of the Australopithecines (Australopithecus afarensis, A. africanus, A. boisei, etc.) and other ancient forms like Paranthropus and Ardipithecus.


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The human clade, the subtribe Hominina, contains only Homo; it is the human branch as depicted in a tree of life or in an evolutionary tree chart (see below). It is a branch of the family Hominidaeâthe hominidsâone of the families of the order primates known as the family of great apes.


What are Hominids?
Hominids, especially humans, can be considered the most intelligent biological family on the planet. The products of human intelligence are ubiquitous and quite startling â the computer youâre using to read this, for instance â while signs of intelligence in other animals is more subtle.


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It is now understood that while there were considerable anatomical differences between the early hominins, they also shared a number of important traits. By 3 million years ago, most of them probably were nearly as efficient at bipedal locomotion as humans. Like people, but unlike apes, the bones of their pelvis, or hip region, were shortened from top to bottom and bowl-shaped (shown below).


hominid
All earlier hominids, such as australopithecines and members of the species Homo erectus, are now extinct. hominid any of the two-legged primates, extinct or living, including man.


The Human Familyâs Earliest Ancestors
In addition to Ardi, a possible direct ancestor, it is possible here to find hominid fossils from as recently as 160,000 years agoâan early Homo sapiens like usâall the way back to Ardipithecus kadabba, one of the earliest known hominids, who lived almost six million years ago.


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The creation of this -- the Great African Riff Valley -- provoked two major events, both of which are thought to have played a key role in the transition of apes to early hominids. Beyond the bones Perhaps of greatest potential importance, paleontologists said, is that the new Sterkfontein skeleton should yield insights into a time of transition in hominid locomotion.


What are examples of hominids?
The Hominidae, whose members are known as great apes or hominids, are a taxonomic family of primates that includes seven extant species in four genera: Pongo, the Bornean and Sumatran orangutan; Gorilla


Clinical depression: What does that mean?
Depression ranges in seriousness from mild, temporary episodes of sadness to severe, persistent depression. Clinical depression is the more severe form of depression, also known as major depression or major depressive disorder.


Clinical depression: What does that mean?
Clinical depression is the more severe form of depression, also known as major depression or major depressive disorder. It isn't the same as depression caused by a loss, such as the death of a loved one, or a medical condition, such as a thyroid disorder.


Clinical depression: What does that mean?
Clinical depression is the more severe form of depression, also known as major depression or major depressive disorder.


CLINICAL DEPRESSION
Hypernyms (clinical depression is a kind of...): affective disorder; emotional disorder; emotional disturbance; major affective disorder (any mental disorder not caused by detectable organic abnormalities of the brain and in which a major disturbance of emotions is predominant).


Aches when getting out of bed, or after sitting
At least one of the symptoms must be either a depressed mood or a loss of interest or pleasure. Signs and symptoms may include: 1  Depressed mood, such as feeling sad, empty or tearful (in children and teens, depressed mood can appear as constant irritability).


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The noun CLINICAL DEPRESSION has 1 sense: 1. a state of depression and anhedonia so severe as to require clinical intervention. Familiarity information: CLINICAL DEPRESSION used as a noun is very rare.


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Clinical depression: Depressed mood that meets the DSM-IV criteria for a depressive disorder. The term clinical depression is commonly used to describe depression that is a type of mental illness 'not a normal, temporary mood caused by life events or grieving.


CLINICAL DEPRESSION
Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of clinical depression): agitated depression (a state of clinical depression in which the person exhibits irritability and restlessness). anaclitic depression (severe and progressive depression in infants who lose their mother and do not get a suitable substitute).


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Major or clinical depression is a serious but treatable illness. Depending on the severity of symptoms, your doctor may recommend treatment with an antidepressant medication. He or she may also suggest psychotherapy, or talk therapy, in which you address your emotional state.


Major Depression (Clinical Depression)
Most people feel sad or low at some point in their lives. But clinical depression is marked by a depressed mood most of the day, particularly in the morning, and a loss of interest in normal activities and relationships -- symptoms that are present every day for at least 2 weeks.


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ST marine support added 10 new photos. The Multicat Nero has done a job for Flidar. The works were the recovery, maintenance and deployment of a Flidar buoy in the UK.


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Singapore Technologies Marine Ltd (ST Marine). Provides turnkey shipbuilding services as well as a wide spectrum of high engineering content and high value-added shiprepair services for both naval and commercial vessels.


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POLST Paradigm Fundamentals
Below are some succinct statements clarifying the POLST Paradigm: 1  The POLST Form is a set of medical orders, similar to the do-not resuscitate (allow natural death) order. 2  A POLST Paradigm Form is not for everyone. 3  The POLST Form is completed as a result of the process of informed, shared decision-making.


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The POLST form documents those decisions in a clear manner and can be quickly understood by. all providers, including first responders and emergency medical services (EMS) personnel. As a result, the patientâs wishes. can be honored across all settings of care.


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1. 1  a strong piece of timber, metal, or the like, set upright as a support, a point of attachment, a place for displaying notices, etc. 2  Furniture. one of the principal uprights of a piece of furniture, as one supporting a chair back or forming one corner of a chest of drawers.


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a strong piece of timber, metal, or the like, set upright as a support, a point of attachment, a place for displaying notices, etc. 2. Furniture. one of the principal uprights of a piece of furniture, as one supporting a chair back or forming one corner of a chest of drawers.


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POLST (Provider Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment) is a medical order that gives patients more control. over their end-of-life care. It specifies the types of treatments that a patient wishes to receive towards the end of life. Com-.


POLST Paradigm Fundamentals
Below are some succinct statements clarifying the POLST Paradigm: The POLST Form is a set of medical orders, similar to the do-not resuscitate (allow natural death) order. POLST is not an advance directive. POLST does not substitute for naming a health care agent or durable power of attorney for health care. A POLST Paradigm Form is not for everyone.


Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment
Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment. MOLST is an acronym for Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment. The MOLST Program is an initiative to facilitate end-of-life medical decision-making in New York State, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Ohio and Maryland, that involves use of the MOLST form.


Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment
Most other U.S. states have similar initiatives, such as Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment. In New York state, the MOLST form is a New York State Department of Health form (DOH-5003). MOLST is for patients such as a terminally ill patient, whether or not treatment is provided.


Glossary of bets offered by UK bookmakers
A combination tricast is a wager on three or more named selections in order to choose three selections to finish 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the correct order in a specified event. Requires multiple unit stakes given by n (n â 1) (n â 2) where n is the number of selections. combination tricast is a wager on three or more named selections in order to choose three selections to finish 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the correct order in a specified event. Requires multiple unit stakes given by n (n â 1) (n â 2) where n is the number of selections.


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A Â£1 combination tricast bet with three selections will cost you Â£6 to make. This is because a combination tricast involves betting on all six of the possible orders in which the three selections may finish a race.So itâs like placing six bets.Say you pick three horses â horses A, B and C â as the ones most likely to place first, second and third in a race.his is because a combination tricast involves betting on all six of the possible orders in which the three selections may finish a race. So itâs like placing six bets. Say you pick three horses â horses A, B and C â as the ones most likely to place first, second and third in a race.


Sports betting guides
The bet is effectively permutations of the straight forecast / tricast (that is, betting all combinations of the forecast / tricast). The stake will be higher for a reverse forecast / tricast. Accumulators â (Doubles, trebles etc) â choosing a horse to win in more than one race. If a lot of people think the horse is going to win and place bets on it, the price will come in to maybe 3-1. 2  In this instance it would have been wise to take the 4-1 as a fixed price. 3  If however another horse in the race proves more popular and the demand for your horse is low, then the price may well drift to 5/1.


Tricast Bet (or Trifecta) Definition
Tricast Bet (or Trifecta) Definition. Example. A tricast is commonly used in horse and greyhound racing and refers to a punter selecting three horses or greyhounds to win 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.There are two types of tricast bets.xample. A tricast is commonly used in horse and greyhound racing and refers to a punter selecting three horses or greyhounds to win 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.


Forecast and Tricast Betting
Some of the best returns in horse racing betting (and greyhounds) can come from winning a forecast or tricast bet, especially the latter in some of the crazy handicap races that happen at the festivals.here were only 4 runners, and the favourite was a huge odds on horse called Kingman (odds of 2/7) that was destined to win. Second place was grabbed by De Sousa on Emirates Flyer at 10/1. If you backed those two in a forecast then your Â£1 stake would have only returned Â£3.90â¦.not so good.


What Is A Tricast?
A combination tricast is all possible Tricast options available for your chosen selections. For example: If you choose three horses/dogs from the same race then all possible tricast options (the combination tricast) will be six.In this case all possible Tricast combinations are covered and you will win if your three selections come 1st and 2nd and 3rd in any order.That is because one of your six possible tricasts has won. To cover that possibility you are placing 6 Tricast bets. combination tricast is all possible Tricast options available for your chosen selections. For example: If you choose three horses/dogs from the same race then all possible tricast options (the combination tricast) will be six.


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Combination tricasts are the answer if you like tricast betting but want somewhat better chances of winning your bets. These specialised forecast bets are popular in horse and greyhound racing.his is because a combination tricast involves betting on all six of the possible orders in which the three selections may finish a race. So itâs like placing six bets. Say you pick three horses â horses A, B and C â as the ones most likely to place first, second and third in a race.


What Is A Tricast?
A Tricast is the same as a Straight Forecast except you are choosing the first three horses home in the correct order. In UK horseracing tricast betting is only available in handicaps of eight runners or more and is available on most dog races.The official return is the official industry Tricast returned dividend. combination tricast is all possible Tricast options available for your chosen selections. For example: If you choose three horses/dogs from the same race then all possible tricast options (the combination tricast) will be six.


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So what is a combination tricast bet? In this case, you also pick the runners you think will place first, second and third. However, the order in which your selections finish doesnât matter. Provided the three horses or dogs you pick are the first three across the finish line, youâll win your bet.his is because a combination tricast involves betting on all six of the possible orders in which the three selections may finish a race. So itâs like placing six bets. Say you pick three horses â horses A, B and C â as the ones most likely to place first, second and third in a race.


Available Bet Types
A Combination Tricast is a bet where you choose a number of selections in a tricast race, any three of which must finish 1st, 2nd and 3rd in any order. In effect a combination tricast is a series of straight tricast bets and therefore requires multiple stakes according to the number of selections specified.The more selections you include, the higher your stake will be for your bet. A Â£1 combination tricast with 3 selections will cost Â£6. Straight Forecast bet is one where you choose two selections in one event to finish 1st and 2nd in the correct order. In horse races and greyhound races a Straight Forecast (FC) dividend is declared based on the Starting Prices (SP's) of all the runners in that race. A Â£1 straight forecast will cost Â£1.


Forestry Jobs and Employment
This degree has to be earned at an accredited forestry school and is usually a minimum entry-level requirement for becoming either a registered or licensed forester in many states, or to become a Certified Forester by the Society of American Foresters (SAF).


Forestry Jobs and Employment
There are also forestry consultants. I got my first start in forestry as an employee of a large consulting forestry firm who generally works for anyone needing forestry assistance. They do it all, either for a flat fee or a percentage of the sale of timber.


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Well usually lifeguards make about $9 or $10 an hour. For $9 an hour and 30 hour weeks ~$270 a week ~$13,500 for 50 weeks (so there is a 2 week period not counted for days of â¦ f that you may have) For $10 an hour and $30 weeks ~$300 a week ~$15,000 for 50 weeks Hope I helped =]. 5 people found this useful.


How much does a forestry logger get paid a year?
Earnings vary with the particular forestry or logging occupatio n and with experience. Earnings range from the minimum wage in some beginning forestry and conservation positions to about $25.46 an hour for some experienced fallers. Median hourly earnings in May 2004 for forest, conservation, and logging occupations were as follows: Logging workers, all other $14.29.


How a Forester Begins a Career
Just how do you begin a forestry career or find a job with a conservation organization or company? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the largest employer of forestry personnel is state and federal government. However, the government is not the only source for forestry employment.


How much do smokejumpers get paid a year?
1st year Smokejumpers make $14.23 an hour (GS-5) but many make 16 dollars an hour. However, you have to add in overtime and hazard pay, plus the fact that it is often a sea â¦ sonal job.


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In 2010, the average annual salary for construction workers was $51,000 per year. There are a variety of factors that influence a specific salary of a construction worker: yea â¦ rs of experience, level of expertise, special skills, and size of employer.


The Average Income for a Park Ranger
Median and Mean Wages. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median income for forest and conservation workers is $11.20 hourly, $23,300 annually. The median income for the bottom 10th percentile is $8.07 hourly, $16,780 annually. The median income for the top 90th percentile is $21.47 hourly, $44,660 annually.


The Average Income for a Park Ranger
Some are hired to work temporarily during the summer. Others are hired for permanent full-time positions. According to the National Park Service, the average income for an entry level summer park ranger is $18,687 per year. The average entry level income for a permanent full-time park ranger is $20,908 annually.


The Average Income for a Park Ranger
The highest paying state for park rangers is Pennysylvania, where a ranger earns an average of $22.50 per hour, $46,790 per year. The remaining top five paying states, in order of rank, include Alabama, Colorado, Massachusetts and Missouri.


IS_NUMBER (and IS_CHAR) at Oracle? A workaroundâ¦
With some time free, let me write about something that I want to publish there is a long timeâ¦. Surprise! Isnât an Oracle Data Integrator issue! heheheheheheâ¦â¦. I really like to work with ORACLE RDBMS but doesnât exist a âIs Numberâ function is, in my opnion, a lack of funcionality that I canât understand.


IsNumeric in Oracle Database
Used to check if the column value is in numeric format. I am sure you are aware of the fact that there is no IsNumeric function in oracle and to accomplish this here is the way.. select length(translate(trim(column_name),' +-.0123456789',' ')) from dual. this returns zero if it is a number or greater than zero if not numeric.


IS_NUMBER (and IS_CHAR) at Oracle? A workaroundâ¦
Right now Iâm in SÃ£o Paulo airport waiting for a flying that is very delayed! With some time free, let me write about something that I want to publish there is a long timeâ¦. Surprise! I really like to work with ORACLE RDBMS but doesnât exist a âIs Numberâ function is, in my opnion, a lack of funcionality that I canât understand.


Oracle / PLSQL: Test a string for a numeric value
Oracle / PLSQL: Test a string for a numeric value. Question: In Oracle, I want to know if a string value is numeric only. How can I do this? Answer: To test a string for numeric characters, you could use a combination of the LENGTH function, TRIM function, and TRANSLATE function built into Oracle. You can use the following command: LENGTH(TRIM(TRANSLATE(string1, ' +-.0123456789', ' ')))


SQL Functions
SQL Functions. SQL functions are built into Oracle Database and are available for use in various appropriate SQL statements. Do not confuse SQL functions with user-defined functions written in PL/SQL. If you call a SQL function with an argument of a datatype other than the datatype expected by the SQL function, then Oracle attempts to convert the argument to the expected datatype before performing the SQL function.


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IsNumeric returns -1 (TRUE) if the expression is of vartypes 2-6 (numeric) or a string that can be interpreted as a number. If numeric input is required, IsNumeric can be used to determine whether the value input by the user is a valid number before converting the input to a numeric data type for processing.


[Oracle-l] equivalent for isdate, isnumeric
Hi All, I am investigating an effort to move our product into Oracle from SQL Server. Came across the function isnumeric, isdate in SQL Server that returns true or false if the input string is in a form that can be converted into a numeric or date type. searched in oracle help and am not able to find an equivalent.


Oracle isnumeric test
MySQL has an isnumeric function but Oracle does not have anything to check if a string is numeric. Answer: This command will test whether a string value is numeric in Oracle: LENGTH(TRIM(TRANSLATE(, ' +-.0123456789', ' '))) is null. Get the Complete.


IS_NUMBER (and IS_CHAR) at Oracle? A workaroundâ¦
Every time that is necessary to check if the returned value from a column (or a substring from it ) is number, I created a database (PL/SQL) function that return true or false and then uses it in the query. In this way works, but if I want to do the same in a Microsoft SQL Server, there is a ânativeâ function to do it.


ISNUMERIC (Transact-SQL)
ISNUMERIC returns 1 for some characters that are not numbers, such as plus (+), minus (-), and valid currency symbols such as the dollar sign ($). For a complete list of currency symbols, see money and smallmoney (Transact-SQL).


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This would put the air cost at 14/20=$0.70 per ton-mile, and the cost of shipping the 80 kg person equivalent from NY to Paris at $320 one way, much more in line with typical airfares.


Cost Per Ton Mile for Four Shipping Modes
The graph below was created using Googleâs chart tools. The vertical bar graph shows the costs per ton mile for shipping freight on four transportation modes â truck, rail, air, and water. The costs per ton mile amounts are computed from US Department of Transportation data for 2002.


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The costs per ton mile were computed by dividing the 2002 data for the total costs of shipping freight in each of the four modes by the total ton miles shipped for each of the four modes. The total costs for shipping freight in 2002 are provided in a Department of Transportation study.


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Now, it hovers around $10 per ton. There was a decline of $4 per ton for its Australian peers. In Australia, the freight costs are around $5â$6 per ton. This makes the incremental cost of shipping from Brazil to China only $5â$6 per ton higherâcompared to the previous difference of $12â$15 per ton.


Cost Per Ton Mile for Four Shipping Modes
The costs per ton mile were computed by dividing the 2002 data for the total costs of shipping freight in each of the four modes by the total ton miles shipped for each of the four modes. The total costs for shipping freight in 2002 are provided in a Department of Transportation study. Click here to go to this study.


Cost Per Ton Mile for Four Shipping Modes
Cost Per Ton Mile for Four Shipping Modes. The graph below was created using Googleâs chart tools. The vertical bar graph shows the costs per ton mile for shipping freight on four transportation modes â truck, rail, air, and water.


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It used to cost $21 per ton to ship from Brazil to Chinaâcompared to $9â$11 per ton from Australia to China in 2014. Freight costs declined dramatically in the last six to eight months.


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With the recent decline in the freight rate, this seems to be changing. It used to cost $21 per ton to ship from Brazil to Chinaâcompared to $9â$11 per ton from Australia to China in 2014. Freight costs declined dramatically in the last six to eight months.


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Data on the cost of highway freight per mile and per ton-mile are now available in the Financial and Operating Statistics (F&OS) maintained by the American Trucking Associations and the Blue Book of Trucking Companies maintained by Transportation Technical Services of Fredericksburg, Virginia.


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It used to cost $21 per ton to ship from Brazil to Chinaâcompared to $9â$11 per ton from Australia to China in 2014. Freight costs declined dramatically in the last six to eight months. The costs declined mainly due to a drop in the price of bunker fuelâa type of oil used to power large ships.


What Does It Mean If I Find a Lump in My Lower Abdomen?
Numerous conditions, from cysts and hernias to several types of cancer, can cause a lump or mass in the lower abdomen, according to MedlinePlus. A person who notices an abdominal mass should seek... Numerous conditions, from cysts and hernias to several types of cancer, can cause a lump or mass in the lower abdomen, according to MedlinePlus.


Testicle Lump
A testicular mass, or lump, is a fairly common condition that can have many different causes. Testicular lumps can occur in men, teenage boys, or younger children. They may be located in one or both of your testicles. Testicular lumps are signs of problems with your testicles.


Why Do I Have A Lump On My Hand?
A lump is when you get hit by something or someone and it gets swallen and blood rushes to that place and it goes big. A lump is when you get hit by something or someone and it gets swallen and blood rushes to that place and it goes big.


Top 20 Doctor insights on: What Does A Lump On My Neck Mean
Lump on neck: A lump in the neck is a lymph node. It can be enlarged due to infection, like a sore throat. Or it can be enlarged due to cancer. If it has been there for more than 2 weeks you need to see a ENT doc for evaluation. ...Read more


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A: Numerous conditions, from cysts and hernias to several types of cancer, can cause a lump or mass in the lower abdomen, according to MedlinePlus. A person who notices an abdominal mass should seek medical attention, and a doctor can determine a diagnosis.


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A testicular lump is a fairly common condition that can have many different causes. Learn about the potential causes and treatment options. A testicular lump is a fairly common condition that can have many different causes.


Testicle Lump
Nearly all testicular lumps cause noticeable swelling and changes in the texture of your testicle. Other symptoms vary, depending on the underlying cause of your testicular lump: A varicocele rarely causes symptoms. If it does cause symptoms, the affected testicle may feel heavier than the other testicle or the lump may feel like a small sac of worms. A hydrocele is painless in infants, but it can cause a feeling of abdominal pressure in older boys and men.


What Does It Mean If I Find a Lump in My Lower Abdomen?
Quick Answer. Numerous conditions, from cysts and hernias to several types of cancer, can cause a lump or mass in the lower abdomen, according to MedlinePlus. A person who notices an abdominal mass should seek medical attention, and a doctor can determine a diagnosis.


What Does It Mean If I Find a Lump in My Lower Abdomen?
A: The symptoms of groin cancer, which is commonly referred to as testicular cancer, include painless swelling or a lump in the testicle, pain in the scrotum ... Full Answer > Filed Under:


Testicle Lump
A testicular lump is an abnormal mass that can form in your testicles. The testicles, or testes, are egg-shaped male reproductive organs that hang below the penis in a sac called the scrotum. Their primary function is to produce sperm and a hormone called testosterone.


How Long do Giraffes Live?
Giraffes have different features that help them stay safe from predators. For one thing, they are fast, tall, and very strong. This means that it does not have many enemies. The major predators of the giraffe are hyenas, Nile crocodiles, and lions. With the help of its speed, a giraffe is able to get away from such predators. A giraffe can run close to 30 mph and this makes it easier to escape its enemies. However, the giraffe can only keep up with this speed for a short distance.


Giraffe
It has been speculated that their characteristic spotted pattern provides a certain degree of camouflage. Only 25 to 50% of giraffe calves reach adulthood; the life expectancy is between 20 and 25 years in the wild and 28 years in captivity. The giraffe browses on the twigs of trees, preferring plants of the Mimosa genus; but it appears that it can, without inconvenience, live on other vegetable food.