impertinent
impertinent. adjective. 1. rude, forward, cheeky (informal), saucy (informal), fresh (informal), bold, flip (informal), brazen, sassy (U.S. informal), pert, disrespectful, presumptuous, insolent, impolite, impudent, lippy (U.S. & Canad.slang), discourteous, uncivil, unmannerly I don't like strangers who ask impertinent questions.. rude, forward, cheeky (informal), saucy (informal), fresh (informal), bold, flip (informal), brazen, sassy (U.S. informal), pert, disrespectful, presumptuous, insolent, impolite, impudent, lippy (U.S. & Canad. slang), discourteous, uncivil, unmannerly I don't like strangers who ask impertinent questions.


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Usually used as a term for a badass male who attracts women without trying. His superiority and pure confidence allows him to achieve success. He does not WANT, because he is the WANTED. May also be used to describe a manly achievement or situation.n many cases, the female is more dominant than the male and keeps her alpha position for the remainder of her life, whereas the alpha male's position changes often. Beta males tend to compete for the alpha position, especially among large dog packs.


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A coalition government is a cabinet of a parliamentary government in which several political parties cooperate, reducing the dominance of any one party within that coalition. The usual reason given for this arrangement is that no party on its own can achieve a majority in the parliament.


Coalition Governments in Canada
In order to thwart the confidence vote and coalition, which would have held a majority of seats in the House of Commons, Harper requested that the Governor General prorogue Parliament. By the time Parliament resumed in January 2009, Dion had resigned and Michael Ignatieff had become acting leader of the Liberal Party.


Coalition government
See also: National Government (United Kingdom) and United Kingdom coalition government (disambiguation) In the United Kingdom, coalition governments (sometimes known as national governments) usually have only been formed at times of national crisis. All six coalition governments in the last 120 years have involved the Liberal and Conservative parties. The most prominent was the National Government of 1931 to 1940.


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âº a group of people or organizations working together to achieve something: A coalition of environmental groups is working on a plan to reduce pollution in the city. (Definition of âcoalitionâ from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary Â© Cambridge University Press)


"""coalition"" in English"
âº the joining together of different political parties or groups for a particular purpose, usually for a limited time, or a government that is formed in this way: Government by coalition has its own peculiar set of problems. By forming a coalition, the rebels and the opposition parties defeated the government. a coalition government.


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It could be a part of some coalition government in the future. This means that if he wants a majority in Parliament, he will have to form a coalition government. McCain dismissed Western concerns over an Islamist-led coalition government, if there is one, when asked by The Daily Beast. That will be a difficult balancing act, because his social-democratic party PvdA is in a coalition government with the VVD. Theoretically and in practice he has been opposed to coalition government, for, in his belief, it divides responsibility.


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âº POLITICS a group of two or more political parties working together to win an election or govern an area: form/build/assemble a coalition With no party having gained overall control in the election, the two largest parties hope to form a coalition.


Coalition Governments in Canada
Coalition governments are created when different political parties co-operate by forming a temporary alliance large enough to enjoy the confidence of Parliament, allowing them to form a government. Members of all parties in the coalition are appointed to Cabinet. This sometimes happens when no single party has achieved a majority of seats in the House of Commons. Coalitions normally appear during periods of crisis such as war or political breakdown.


Henry Parkes
Example Sentences for coalition. The Governor next endeavoured to obtain a coalition Ministry, but failed, and a dissolution was granted (April, 1909). On the question of a coalition, no offers have as yet been made. They declined in a letter to the Duke of York, alleging differences on grounds of policy too deep to admit of a coalition. Such was the state of the coalition of which William was the head.


Colm Meaney
Meaney's first television appearance was in Z-Cars on BBC 1, in 1978. He guest-starred on shows such as Remington Steele and Moonlighting before embarking on a successful film career; he received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor for his role in The Snapper.


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Colm J. Meaney (/ Ë k É l Ém /; Irish: Colm Ã Maonaigh; born 30 May 1953) is an Irish actor known for playing Miles O'Brien in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. He has guest-starred on many TV shows from Law & Order to The Simpsons, and during its run, starred as Thomas Durant on Hell on Wheels.


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Colm J. Meaney (/ËkÉlÉm/;[1] Irish: Colm Ã³ Maonaigh; born 30 May 1953) is an Irish actor known for playing Miles O'Brien in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.


Colm Meaney Net Worth
The Colm Meaney net worth and salary figures above have been reported from a number of credible sources and websites. However, there are several factors that affect a celebrityâs net worth, such as taxes, management fees, investment gains or losses, marriage, divorce, etc.


Colm Meaney
Colm J. Meaney (/ËkÉlÉm/; Irish: Colm Ã³ Maonaigh; born 30 May 1953) is an Irish actor known for playing Miles O'Brien in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. He has guest-starred on many TV shows from Law & Order to The Simpsons, and during its run, starred as Thomas Durant on Hell on Wheels.


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Colm Meaney Net Worth Colm Meaney Net Worth $10 Million Dollars Colm Meaney net worth: Colm Meaney is an Irish celebrity who has a net worth of $10 million dollars. Colm Meaney was born in Dublin, Ireland, and started playing when he was in his early teens. From there, he went on to attend â¦ Read More Â»


Colm Meaney
Meaney starred in British comedy film Three and Out released in the UK on 25 April 2008. In July of the same year An Post (Irish mail agency) issued a postage stamp showing Meaney as Joe Mullen in the film Kings. In 2009, Meaney co-starred with Gerard Butler and Jamie Foxx in Law Abiding Citizen, wherein Meaney


Colm Meaney Net Worth
How much is Colm Meaney Worth? Colm Meaney is a actor. Colm Meaney was born 5/30/1953 in Dublin, Republic of Ireland. According to Forbes, Colm Meaney Net Worth is $10 Million.


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John Boyne net worth: John Boyne is an Irish novelist who has a net worth of $10 million. John Boyne was born in Dublin, Ireland in April 1971. Heâs had his novels released in 48 languages and has written five novels for young readers and nine for grownups. Boyne additionally â¦ Read More Â»


Washington DC: Metrorail Trivia
Longest Continuous Escalator: Wheaton (Red Line) - 230 feet long. Woodley Park-Zoo (Red Line) is deeper (154' vs. 140') but vertical access consists of two escalators, the longest of which is 204'. Second longest escalator is Bethesda (Red Line) at 213'10. Third longest is Woodley Park-Zoo at 204', and fourth longest is Medical Center (Red Line) at 202'6. Rosslyn (Blue/Orange) ranks a paltry fifth, with an escalator of only 194'8 in length and Dupont Circle's northern entrance is in sixth place at 188'10.


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Jeff Gates, 21st Century Meta-Narrator, I tell stories about stories. Views. I believe the longest escalator in the world is in the St. Petersburg, Russia Metro. The second longest is the Wheaton Metro station in Washington, DC.


Attracting Stairs: 10 Extremely Elevating Escalators
Not in Hong Kong, however, where the worldâs longest covered outdoor escalator system snakes its way up and down, uptown and downtown. The Central Mid Levels Escalator and walkway system spans a total combined length of 2,626.66 feet or approximately 800 meters).


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Duke Ellington was one of many well known Americans that called Washington DC home. Washington D.C. is a Federal District, a single city under the control of the Federal Government (the central government of the United States), without regards to any locality.


Attracting Stairs: 10 Extremely Elevating Escalators
(images via: Scienceray and 2dayBlog.com) Ultra-long escalators are long for one reason or another; ultra-short onesâ¦ well, their reasons for existing are not so easily discerned. Take the escalator at the Okadaya Mores shopping mall in Kawasaki, Japan, for exampleâ¦ but donât blink or youâll miss it. This ridiculously short â only 5 steps â escalator features a vertical rise of just 32.8 inches (83 cm).


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Jeff Gates, 21st Century Meta-Narrator, I tell stories about stories. I believe the longest escalator in the world is in the St. Petersburg, Russia Metro. The second longest is the Wheaton Metro station in Washington, DC. Written Feb 20, 2013.


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In Washington DC. Washington, D.C., formally the District of Columbia and commonly referred to as Washington, the District, or simply D.C., is the capital of the United States. On July 16, 17â¦90, the United States Congress approved the creation of a special district to serve as the permanent national capital as permitted by the U.S. Constitution.


Attracting Stairs: 10 Extremely Elevating Escalators
Early escalators had stairs made of wood â which happens to burn, unfortunately. One of the most notorious escalator accidents in history occurred on November 18th, 1987, when a fire fanned by drafts in Londonâs Underground subway network killed 31 people.


How can i identify the type of a black bird in central Maryland metro Washington dc area?
Although the price varies, the cost to ride the Washington DC metro or rail is about $3.85 during the peak, or the busiest. When the metro isn't packed, the price will be abouâ¦t $2.40.


What time period
DustAndShadows wrote: Frozen: According to the book, it's set in the 1840s, so I'll go with it. Tangled: 1780s, according to creators, so it's canon too. Rapunzel cameo: It's a cameo. There are tons of cameos in Disney movies, but they are never canon.So I don't think Frozen and Tangled are taking place in the same period.nd don't say 500 years because of the 1840 timeline of Frozen, because the Tangled makers said 400 (making the 500 years edit false and especially untrue because they set Tangled in the 1780s).


"What time period is ""Frozen"" set in?"
I wasn't able to identify anything from Anna's clothing or hair and it's really bugging me! I really thought it was around the 1870s the whole way through the movie until I looked back at Hans' outfit, because of what Anna and Elsa wear, but I'm just completely guessing.ou have a good point on what Hans wears, but then again, just look at Elsa's outfit... Maybe present time, idk I just don't think Disney was really trying to put t in a time period.


"What time period is ""Frozen"" set in?"
You have a good point on what Hans wears, but then again, just look at Elsa's outfit... Maybe present time, idk I just don't think Disney was really trying to put t in a time period.Source(s): Idk my brain and the movie. Emma Beatty Â· 2 years ago.Thumbs up.ou have a good point on what Hans wears, but then again, just look at Elsa's outfit... Maybe present time, idk I just don't think Disney was really trying to put t in a time period.


What time period
Tangled is set in the 1780s according to the Mother Gothel page. The user who wrote the information didn't write possibly in his/her trivia. That's why people think it takes place in 1780s BUT the user DID NOT cite any source, which can be questioned where did the user get the info he/she wrote.nd don't say 500 years because of the 1840 timeline of Frozen, because the Tangled makers said 400 (making the 500 years edit false and especially untrue because they set Tangled in the 1780s).


What time period
There are many films that are set in certain time periods by official sources. Even though its not a fairy-tale, PotC is most definately set in the 18th century, and it wouldn't make sense for it to be set in the 'time of fairy-tales'.nd don't say 500 years because of the 1840 timeline of Frozen, because the Tangled makers said 400 (making the 500 years edit false and especially untrue because they set Tangled in the 1780s).


What time period
And don't say 500 years because of the 1840 timeline of Frozen, because the Tangled makers said 400 (making the 500 years edit false and especially untrue because they set Tangled in the 1780s).nd don't say 500 years because of the 1840 timeline of Frozen, because the Tangled makers said 400 (making the 500 years edit false and especially untrue because they set Tangled in the 1780s).


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22 June 2011 @ 10:03 pm. Estimated Time Periods and Locations of the Disney Princesses. There was a post a while back discussing when and where each of the Disney Princess films took place; I decided to look into it myself, and I might have an answer.he first of many headaches. These are the time periods when huge poofy sleeves would have been in fashion. The late 1600's was The Golden Age of piracy and of sailing in general. The late 1800's/early 1900's was another important age in sailing.


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Background on the Frozen Period. I am sometimes asked to describe the frozen period and the benefits and costs to setting it at certain durations. At some companies setting a real frozen period can be a challenge and often times they want to know why should use any frozen period at all.The previous article describes how the frozen period can be set by matching to the industry.ackground on the Frozen Period. I am sometimes asked to describe the frozen period and the benefits and costs to setting it at certain durations. At some companies setting a real frozen period can be a challenge and often times they want to know why should use any frozen period at all.


Arendelle
History. Due to the unstable nature of Elsa's powers, until Elsa could learn to control her winter magic, the castle was closed off for 13 years following the late king's orders; this was done for Elsa's safety, as well as the safety of Anna.istory. Due to the unstable nature of Elsa's powers, until Elsa could learn to control her winter magic, the castle was closed off for 13 years following the late king's orders; this was done for Elsa's safety, as well as the safety of Anna.


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The movie High School Musical is loosely based on Romeo and Juliet, and that, of course is set in modern day America. One reason why all of Shakespeare's plays are so successful 400 years after his death is that they can be set in almost any time period and almost any place.onfidence votes 38. Although Romeo and Juliet was written between 1591-1596, the play could have been set at any time from 1300 to 1600. An argument can be made that it takes place around the late 1400's. Italy was then in a time of unrest, as is showcased in the drama.


Does a cashed personal check constitute a Contract
To be a loan there would need to be proof of a loan. Without a promissory note or contract, it is a weak claim to be considered a loan. Ask Your Own Legal Question. Customer: replied 7 years ago. The Cashed check by the individual does not constitute a contract in itself.


check
A traveler's check is one purchased from a bank, express company, or other financial institution in various denominations, and is signed immediately by the purchaser in order to establish the form of his or her signature.


instrument
A formal or legal written document; a document in writing, such as a deed, lease, bond, contract, or will. A writing that serves as evidence of an individual's right to collect money, such as a check. n. 1) a written legal document such as a contract, lease, deed, will or bond. 2) an object used to perform some task or action, ranging from a surgeon's scalpel to any hard thing used in an assault (a blunt instrument).


BLAW Ch.9
Ann makes a material misrepresentation of fact to Brian, and based upon the misrepresentation, Brian enters into a contract. Ann now thinks that the contract is not fair to her. This contract is voidable at Ann's option.


check
A cashier's check is one that the bank draws on itself and is signed by an authorized bank official. The bank lends its credit to the purchaser of the check in order to facilitate its immediate use in commercial transactions. It is a direct obligation of the bank.


Does a cashed personal check constitute a Contract
Expert: INFOLAWYER replied 7 years ago. To be a loan there would need to be proof of a loan. Without a promissory note or contract, it is a weak claim to be considered a loan. Customer: replied 7 years ago. The Cashed check by the individual does not constitute a contract in itself.


check
CHECK, contracts. A written order or request, addressed to a bank or persons carrying on the banking business, and drawn upon them by a party having money in their hands, requesting them to pay on presentment to a person therein named or to bearer, a named sum of money.


check
A written order instructing a bank to pay upon its presentation to the person designated in it, or to the person possessing it, a certain sum of money from the account of the person who draws it. A check must contain the phrase pay to the order of.. A check differs from a draft in that a check is always drawn on a bank, while a draft is an order for payment drawn on anyone, including a bank, a person, or a trading account with a company.


instrument
A formal or legal written document; a document in writing, such as a deed, lease, bond, contract, or will. A writing that serves as evidence of an individual's right to collect money, such as a check. instrument. n. 1) a written legal document such as a contract, lease, deed, will or bond.


Does a cashed personal check constitute a Contract
I check was given to an individual. They cashed this check with no agreement. This check was blank to the purpose/memo. There was no other agreement, good faith, meeting of the minds, etc... The individual is now claiming that this was a contract for a loan.


Maryland county official: 'Never seen such devastation'
The 6 inches of rain between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. was the equivalent of a month of normal rainfall, he said. Workers gather on a street damaged by severe flooding in Ellicott City, Maryland. We've never seen such devastation in Howard County for over 50 years, he said. In the past, it has been bad. It has never been close to being this bad ...


Columbia, Maryland
New Homes in Ellicott City, MD. First, the accolades: the beautiful and prosperous Ellicott City arrived on the pages of Money magazine's Best Places to Live in 2005, 2006, 2008. A report from the U.S. Census Bureau ranked Howard County as the third wealthiest in the nation. The school system is also the best in Maryland.


2 Maryland Flood Victims Identified; 'Total Devastation' in Ellicott City
Baltimore County police, who recovered the victims' bodies on the opposite side of the Patapsco, identified them as Jessica Watsula, 35, of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, and Joseph Blevins, 38, of Windsor Mill, Maryland. Watsula's relatives were able to escape, and Blevins' girlfriend was rescued, police said.


Maryland county official: 'Never seen such devastation'
(CNN)The flood that devastated downtown Ellicott City, Maryland, killing two people and destroying or damaging at least 25 buildings, was the worst in memory of a 57-year-old county executive.


Ellicott City, Maryland
Ellicott City is an unincorporated community and census-designated place, along with being the county seat of local government in Howard County, Maryland, United States. It is part of the BaltimoreâWashington Metropolitan Area. The population was 65,834 at the U.S. Decennial Census of 2010. It is the county seat of Howard County. Founded in 1772, the town contains the B. & O. Railroad Museum's branch at the Ellicott City Station, built in 1830, and the first terminus of the initial line.


Ellicott City, Maryland
As of the 2000 U.S. Census, Ellicott City surpassed Towson, Maryland (county seat of neighboring Baltimore County) for the first time, as the largest unincorporated county seat in the country.


2 Maryland Flood Victims Identified; 'Total Devastation' in Ellicott City
Two people are dead after a torrent of floodwaters swept through Ellicott City, Maryland, Saturday night sweeping cars away, damaging buildings, and prompting water rescues. It looks like the set of a disaster movie, Howard County Executive Allan Kittleman told the Associated Press.


Howard County, Maryland
Prior to 1962, the only polling location for Howard County voters was in Ellicott City. In May 1962, voters were offered a second location to vote, also in Ellicott City at the National Armory on Montgomery Road.


Midwestern United States
In 2010 it made the cut for CNNMoney's own list of the Best Places to Live.. A report from the U.S. Census Bureau ranked Howard County as the third wealthiest in the nation. The school system is also the best in Maryland. Those are the relevant statistics, and they certainly speak well of life in Ellicott City.


2 Maryland Flood Victims Identified; 'Total Devastation' in Ellicott City
2 Maryland Flood Victims Identified; 'Total Devastation' in Ellicott City. Major flooding occurred in Ellicott City, Maryland, Saturday night. The two fatalities have been identified as a Pennsylvania woman and a Maryland man. More than 6 inches of rain fell in a short period of time, resulting in torrents that swept cars away and prompted water rescues. This is a developing news story.


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Longmont Weld County Dmv. About Search Results. 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.


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Weld County. Colorado. Clerk and Recorder. The Weld County Clerk and Recorder has the responsibility for the following departments in county government: Recording Department, Election Department, Motor Vehicle Department, the Southeast Weld Branch Office, and the Southwest Weld Branch Office.


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To begin, you will need: 1  Your license plate number (view non-eligible license plates) 2  Credit Card or checking account. 3  A valid email address.  Current vehicle emissions, if 1  applicable. Current insurance.


How To Renew Your Colorado Drivers License
In addition, you can call to see if your DMV allows you to make a personal appointment. Colorado Drivers License Renewal In Person. A Colorado drivers license renewal can be submitted at any Colorado DMV office. A driver 22 years or older can renew any time before the expiration date. Drivers turning 21 must wait until after their birthday to renew their Colorado license.


How To Renew Your Colorado Drivers License
To complete a renewal in person, the driver must bring the following documents to the Colorado DMV drivers license office: 1  Current license or proof of identity. 2  Documentation of name change, if applicable. 3  Renewal fee of $21 (valid for five years)


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Colorado Licenses and ID
Whether you need to apply for a new license, renew or replace an existing one, or change the address or name on your license, the DMV will help you. To get you jump-started on these procedures, invest in our Colorado License Easy Guide, which contains helpful forms and links that will make your DMV experience a breeze.


Motor Vehicle Department
This fee is a 'Road Safety Surcharge' and a 'Bridge Safety Surcharge'. The Weld County Motor Vehicle Department is responsible for vehicle registration, titling and issuing license plates. Personal checks, credit card and cash are the methods of payment we accept. Note: Temporary checks are not accepted and credit cards will have a 2.7% portal fee.


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Colorado. 1  Leading with responsive, innovative and cost effective services. 2  Leading with responsive, innovative and cost effective services. 3  Learn More. A change in lighting leads to savings for taxpayers County uses grant funds for a project to save taxpayer dollars.  Learn More.


Family Thrift Stores
Use the Donation Value Guide to help determine the approximate tax-deductible value of items commonly donated to The Salvation Army Family Thrift Stores. All donations of appliances, electronics and equipment assumed to be working, and all clothing and furniture donations in good condition.


Vehicle Donation Program
Proceeds from the sale of your donated automobile are used to help fund The Salvation Army's rehabilitation programs in your area. Please call 1-800-SA-TRUCK (728-7825) and weâll pick up your car, boat, truck, motorcycle or RV at absolutely no charge and provide you with an IRS-approved receipt for your donation.


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Here is a list of donated items that charities will typically pick up: 1  Donate ClothesâClothing in all sizes and styles for women, men, and children. 2  Donate Clothing accessories â purses, belts, ties, wallets. 3  Donate Dresses â wedding dress, prom dress, formalwear.  Donate Bedding, curtains, drapes, linens.


Family Thrift Stores
All donations of clothing, furniture and other resalable items are handled through The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Centers. Donations received help provide services for substance abuse treatment and recovery programs. Search for Nearest Family Thrift Store Location.


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To make a financial donation via our secure online donation system, click here. For questions about your financial donation, or to update your mailing address, call 404-486-2917 or 404-486-2916. Financial donations may also be mailed to our address above.


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Donations. 1  To make a financial donation via our secure online donation system, click here. 2  For questions about your financial donation, or to update your mailing address, call 404-486-2917 or 404-486-2916. 3  Financial donations may also be mailed to our address above.


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Vehicle Donation Program
The Salvation Army will mail you the information for your tax records within 30 days of the sale. If your vehicle is not operable, the Salvation Army will make arrangements to pick up the vehicle and you will receive the information for your tax records within 30 days of its salvage.


Vehicle Donation Program
Free Pick Up Service For Any Vehicle. Thank you for considering The Salvation Army CAR DONATION PROGRAM as the recipient of your vehicle donation. When you donate your car, boat, motorcycle, truck or RV to The Salvation Army, you're helping us heal broken lives and assist individuals on the road to recovery.


Acceptable Donations
Here is a list of donated items that charities will typically pick up: Donate ClothesâClothing in all sizes and styles for women, men, and children. Donate Clothing accessories â purses, belts, ties, wallets. Donate Dresses â wedding dress, prom dress, formalwear.


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Nearly every cell in a personâs body has the same DNA. Most DNA is located in the cell nucleus (where it is called nuclear DNA), but a small amount of DNA can also be found in the mitochondria (where it is called mitochondrial DNA or mtDNA). The information in DNA is stored as a code made up of four chemical bases: adenine (A), guanine (G), cytosine (C), and thymine (T).


DNA
< Back to Catalog. Some BioBrick parts are designed to provide functionality to the DNA itself. Some examples of DNA parts include. restriction enzyme recognition sites that enable digestion and subsequent manipulation of pieces of DNA. mixed sites or scar sequences.


DNA
Some examples of DNA parts include. 1  restriction enzyme recognition sites that enable digestion and subsequent manipulation of pieces of DNA. 2  mixed sites or scar sequences. 3  default inserts within the BioBrick cloning site of BioBrick plasmids.  multiple cloning sites in plasmids.


The Structure of DNA
The basic building block of DNA is called a NUCLEOTIDE. A nucleotide is made up of one sugar molecule, one phosphate molecule and one of the four bases. Here is the structural formula for the four nucleotides of DNA. Note that the purine bases (adenine and guanine) have a double ring structure while the pyrimidine bases (thymine and cytosine) have only a single ring.


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Polished 'Super Spoke' Stainless Steel Disc Brake Rotors By DNA - Fits All Single/Dual Front Brake Applications From 84-. Polished 'Super Spoke' Stainless Steel Disc Brake Rotors By DNA - Fits All Single Or Dual Front Brake Applications From 1984-2007 Except Buell And V-Rod Models (repl.


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Polished 'Super Spoke' Stainless Steel Disc Brake Rotors By DNA - Fits The Rear Of Some Sportster and Big Twin Models. Polished 'Super Spoke' Stainless Steel Disc Brake Rotors By DNA - Fits The Rear Of All Sportster And Big Twin Models From 1992-2007, Except Buell And V-Rod Models (repl. OEM 41797-00) 11 1/2 diameter, counterbored mounting holes, use stock hardware or CCI #32573 chrome-plated buttonhead screw set.


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The Structure of DNA
The nucleotides of DNA line up so that the sugar and phosphate molecules make two long backbones like the handrails of a ladder. To make the rungs of the ladder, two bases join together, between the sugar molecules on the two handrails. The phosphate molecules do not have any rungs between them.


Shoemaking
Shoemaking is the process of making footwear. Originally, shoes were made one at a time by hand. Traditional handicraft shoemaking has now been largely superseded in volume of shoes produced by industrial mass production of footwear, but not necessarily in quality, attention to detail, or craftsmanship.hefs and cooks sometimes use the term shoemaker as an insult to others who have prepared sub-standard food, possibly by overcooking, implying that the chef in question has made his or her food as tough as shoe leather or hard leather shoe soles, and thus may be in the wrong profession.


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Boot and shoemakers are often commonly called cobblers.. But the word cobbler is more properly applied to shoe repairmen. Those who actually make footwear are known as cordwainers..This term has its antecedents in the word cordovan, which was a reddish leather produced in Spain.oot and shoemakers are often commonly called cobblers.. But the word cobbler is more properly applied to shoe repairmen. Those who actually make footwear are known as cordwainers..


What is it called?
A specific length of thread or yarn according to the type of fiber is called a hank. For linen, a hank is 274 metres (300 yards); for cotton, it is 768 metres (840 yards).The white part of your fingernail is called the lunula.The thin line of cloud that forms behind an aircraft at high altitudes is called a contrail.he pin that holds a hinge together is called a pintle. The gland responsible for producing the hormone that regulates growth is called the pituitary gland. It is the size of a pea. A melody is a group of notes in a certain order that results in a sweet or agreeable sound.


What is it called?
The pin that holds a hinge together is called a pintle. The gland responsible for producing the hormone that regulates growth is called the pituitary gland. It is the size of a pea. A melody is a group of notes in a certain order that results in a sweet or agreeable sound.An easily remembered melody is called a tune.he pin that holds a hinge together is called a pintle. The gland responsible for producing the hormone that regulates growth is called the pituitary gland. It is the size of a pea. A melody is a group of notes in a certain order that results in a sweet or agreeable sound.


Sam Shoemaker
Sam Shoemaker's description of the Faith at Work magazine is apt for this period of the organization's life: Faith at Work is not a popular how to get ahead manual.It is not concerned with offering faith as the key to wealth, popularity, and success.t was from Sam Shoemaker that we absorbed most of the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, steps that express the heart of AA's way of life.


The Shoemaker
Shoemaking tended to be what is known as bespoke work. This was any work performed by a craftsman by request of a customer. Rather than producing an inventory of shoes, and then setting up a store in which the customer would chose a pair, the shoemaker waited until a request had been made.he shoemaker who set up a shop in a village would use a tool called a lasting jack which was a cast iron article that was fastened to the bench and supported the last, which also was fastened to it. The lasting jack, therefore, held the last in a more secure way than the shoemaker's knees could.


Shoemaking
The shoemaking profession makes a number of appearances in popular culture, such as in stories about shoemaker's elves, and the proverb The shoemaker's children go barefoot.. The patron saint of shoemakers is Saint Crispin.hefs and cooks sometimes use the term shoemaker as an insult to others who have prepared sub-standard food, possibly by overcooking, implying that the chef in question has made his or her food as tough as shoe leather or hard leather shoe soles, and thus may be in the wrong profession.


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The bone that connects your foot to your leg is called the Talus. Next to the Talus is a foot bone that is called the Navicular. Your heel bone is called the Calcaneus. Your t â¦ oes are also known as Metatarsal bones.The Talus is the bone of which your Tibia(front of your shin) and your Fibula(behind your Tibia) rest on, letting your feet keep you up and balanced and letting you move from place to place.our heel bone is called the Calcaneus. Your t â¦ oes are also known as Metatarsal bones. The Talus is the bone of which your Tibia(front of your shin) and your Fibula(behind your Tibia) rest on, letting your feet keep you up and balanced and letting you move from place to place.


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shoemaker. Lazy, sloppy, incompetent cooks who frequently use short cuts as a substitute for hard-work and skill. Shoemakers are rarely capable of cleaning up after themselves, frequently earning the enmity and contempt of the dishwashers.. Shoemaker. To screw your co-workers over constantly to stab someone in the back, to drag your ass at work all night so your co workers have to pick up your slack, to be hated by everyone on the 3rd shift. I got Shoemakered at work last night by a foul smelling barbarian.


Shoemaking
Chefs and cooks sometimes use the term shoemaker as an insult to others who have prepared sub-standard food, possibly by overcooking, implying that the chef in question has made his or her food as tough as shoe leather or hard leather shoe soles, and thus may be in the wrong profession.hefs and cooks sometimes use the term shoemaker as an insult to others who have prepared sub-standard food, possibly by overcooking, implying that the chef in question has made his or her food as tough as shoe leather or hard leather shoe soles, and thus may be in the wrong profession.


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So obsessed was I with the desire to die that I feared I might commit the act in my sleep, and I was compelled to give my revolver away to others who were to lose it for me where my subconscious hand might not find it.


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âº ârelating to âthoughts and âfeelings that âexist in the âmind and âinfluence âyour âbehavior âalthough you are not âaware of them: On some subconscious âlevel he âwants to make her âmiserable. subconscious noun [U] us /sÊbËkÉnÂ·ÊÉs/ âº My subconscious âworks on things while Iâm âasleep. noun [U] us /sÊbËkÉnÂ·ÊÉs/. subconsciously adverb [not gradable] us /sÊbËkÉnÂ·ÊÉsÂ·li/ âº When âpeople âsee these âpictures, they subconsciously âthink of âtheir âchildhoods.


subconscious
/ËsÊbËkÉËnÊÉs/. noun. Learner's definition of SUBCONSCIOUS. [noncount]. : the part of a person's mind that has ideas, feelings, etc., that the person is not aware of. â compare unconscious. A person's behavior can be influenced by urges that exist only in the subconscious. Those feelings had been hidden in her subconscious.


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Something that is not present at a conscious level. It is the idea which comprises the idea of mind that lies under the concious level and above the unconscious level. SUBCONSCIOUS: Subconscious contains the suppressed ideas and thoughts.. No related posts.


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subconscious adjective [before noun]. âº ârelating to this âpart of âyour âmind: subconscious âthoughts/âfears Such âmemories âexist only on/at the subconscious âlevel. Our subconscious âmind âregisters things which âour âconscious âmind is not âaware of.


subconscious
subconscious. adj. 1. (Psychology) acting or existing without one's awareness: subconscious motive. n. 2. (Psychoanalysis) psychoanal that part of the mind which is on the fringe of consciousness and contains material of which it is possible to become aware by redirecting attention.


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Morton Prince to say: As I view this question of the subconscious, far too much weight is given to the point of awareness or not awareness of our conscious processes. The Analysis of Mind by Russell, Bertrand View in context. What I mean by subconscious is that Emerson lost his head.


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Learner's definition of SUBCONSCIOUS. : existing in the part of the mind that a person is not aware of: existing in the mind but not consciously known or felt. subconscious desires/motives. the subconscious mind. [+] more examples [-] hide examples [+] Example sentences [-] Hide examples.


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subconscious noun [S]. âº the âpart of âyour âmind that ânotices and âremembers âinformation when you are not âactively âtrying to do so, and âinfluences âyour âbehaviour âeven though you do not ârealize it: The âmemory was âburied âdeep within my subconscious. uk /ËsÊbËkÉn.ÊÉs/ us /-ËkÉËn-/.


Gum Disease: Learn How to Cure It!
I am just sharing a testimonial someone wrote to me for what helped them.) 1  Uncle Harryâs miracle mouthwash: great ingredients, but it made my gums feel worse. 2  Tooth soap brand: Made my mouth feel worse. 3  Toothpastes, or xylitol. 4  I tried a Waterpik and only noticed a small difference, so I quit using it.


Gum Disease: Learn How to Cure It!
I am just sharing a testimonial someone wrote to me for what helped them.) 1  Uncle Harryâs miracle mouthwash: great ingredients, but it made my gums feel worse. I may be allergic to something in it. 2  Tooth soap brand: Made my mouth feel worse. The company was great at refunding my money. 3  Toothpastes, or xylitol.


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Symptoms of Gum Disease. 1  swollen gums, also known as gingivitis. 2  bleeding gums. 3  loose teeth. 4  receding gums. 5  increased size of gum pockets. 6  death of gum tissue. 7  tooth loss.


Gum Disease: Learn How to Cure It!
Periodontal gum disease is caused by a bacterial infection that can irreversibly damage your teeth if left untreated.. According to my research, bacteria does not cause tooth decay, and it cannot be the cause of gum disease. At best, bacteria eats the decaying gum tissue in your mouth. The theory that bacteria causes periodontal disease leaves you powerless to stop it. Do Dental Cleanings Prevent Gum Disease?


Gum Disease: Learn How to Cure It!
Periodontal gum disease is caused by a bacterial infection that can irreversibly damage your teeth if left untreated. According to my research, bacteria does not cause tooth decay, and it cannot be the cause of gum disease.


Gum Disease: Learn How to Cure It!
Gum Disease: Learn How to Cure It! More than 75 percent of Americans over 35 have some form of gum disease. This page will teach you the theory of the cause of gum disease and how to prevent it for life. Further, you will learn strategies from readers of Cure Tooth Decay who cured their bleeding gums and receding gums naturally! Exciting news! I have discovered a new technique to help reverse gum disease naturally.


Smoking prompts tooth decay, oral cancer
It causes receding gums. The gums wear away; the teeth become loose and fall out. The tooth roots are exposed, which also increases the risk of tooth decay. These two factors-reduced blood flow and vitamin C levels-make attempts to treat gum disease in smokers less likely to succeed.


Gum Disease (Gingivitis)
The goal of toothbrushing is to remove plaque on the teeth that will harbor bacteria and cause gum disease and tooth decay. Just about any toothpaste when used with consistent thorough brushing habits will accomplish this goal.


Gum Disease (Gingivitis)
Baking soda and water can be used to brush the teeth to help neutralize the acids that can cause gum disease. Oil pulling (swishing or rinsing) -- there has been little evidence to prove that sesame oil or coconut oil can help reduce bacteria that cause gum disease, but this is a popular practice.


CXR Interpretation
Look for evidence of mediastinal emphysema (abnormal air) secondary to: Penetrating wound Â± lacerated lung; Perforation of oesophagus or trachea; Asthma and whooping cough (pneumomediastinum). Hila: level with the T6â7 intervertebral space on either side of the mediastinum, and are made up of the pulmonary arteries and veins. The left hilum is usually higher (2cm) and squarer than the V-shaped right hilum.


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Silhouette Sign. 1  When examining the lung fields of a normal CXR, the outline (silhouette) of the heart borders; the ascending and descending aorta; the aortic knuckle and the hemidiaphragms should be clearly visible. 2  All of these silhouettes, or structures, are in contact with a specific portion of the lung.


CXR Interpretation
When examining the lung fields of a normal CXR, the outline (silhouette) of the heart borders; the ascending and descending aorta; the aortic knuckle and the hemidiaphragms should be clearly visible. 1  All of these silhouettes, or structures, are in contact with a specific portion of the lung.


The widened mediastinum. Diagnostic and therapeutic priorities.
We evaluated the sequence of diagnostic and therapeutic interventions to determine possible sequence errors and 98% of patients had no errors identified. Based on this experience, we have formulated a management protocol for evaluation of patients with multiple injuries and a widened mediastinum. Full text Full text is available as a scanned copy of the original print version.


CXR Interpretation
A widened mediastinum can be associated with: AP CXR view, which magnifies the heart and mediastinal structures Unfolded aortic arch (not pathological) or a thoracic aortic aneurysm


CXR Interpretation
CXR Views. 1  Posteroanterior (PA) Erect inspiratory posteroanterior (PA) is the preferred CXR view. The patient stands in front of a radiographic plate, hands on hips, with the X-ray source 2 m behind. 2  Lateral CXR Left lateral CXR is performed with the patient standing.


CXR Interpretation
Superior mediastinum: Should have a width <8 cm on a PA CXR. A widened mediastinum can be associated with: AP CXR view, which magnifies the heart and mediastinal structures; Unfolded aortic arch (not pathological) or a thoracic aortic aneurysm; Mediastinal lymphadenopathy, retrosternal thyroid, thymoma (can be particularly massive in children)


CXR Interpretation
Interpretation of Chest X-Ray. A systematic approach to CXR interpretation is essential to avoid missing significant pathological changes. Determine the ownership, adequacy and technical quality of the film. Name and date of birth of the patient and date radiograph was performed. Projection (e.g. PA, AP, lateral). Posture (e.g. supine or erect).


The widened mediastinum. Diagnostic and therapeutic priorities.
Little attention has been given to the sequential assessment and management of a cohort of patients with potential aortic disruption manifested by a widened mediastinum. These patients often require diagnostic peritoneal lavage (DPL), cranial computed tomography (CCT) scan, thoracic aortography, and multiple operations. We surveyed 408 patients with a widened mediastinum who underwent aortography from 1981 to 1989 to determine priorities of management. Multisystem injuries were common with 278 (68%) and 72 (18%) of patients requiring DPL and celiotomy, respectively.


The Widened Mediastinum in Trauma
Wide mediastinum is caused by aortic rupture or mediastinal hematoma, but poor radiographic technique can lead to a mistaken diagnosis. The plain chest film and the aortogram are essential for the proper diagnosis of widened mediastinum in trauma.


"""Explain The Politics Of Administrative Reforms"" Essays and Research Papers"
Administrative Reforms Public Administrative Reforms Subject: Public Administration... Administrative Reforms Glimpse of the Public Administration- Public administration is both an academic discipline and a field of practice; the latter is depicted in this picture of US federal public servants at a meeting.


Bureaucratic Politics and Administrative Reform: Why Politics Matters
Administrative reform is a political, not managerial, issue. This study argues that administrative reform is highly influenced by realities of bureaucratic politics. Reforms usually mean the struggle over power between involved actors. There are evidences of patterns of power struggle among and between politicians and bureaucrats.


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An administrative reform is a conscious, well-considered change that is carried out in a public sector organization or system for the purpose of improving its structure, operation or the quality of its workforce. According to Caiden (1968), âReform is based on the simple idea that man should not


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An administrative reform is a conscious, well-considered change that is carried out in a public. sector organization or system for the purpose of improving its structure, operation or the quality of. its workforce. According to Caiden (1968), âReform is based on the simple idea that man should not.


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In addition, every administrative reform has a political dimension, since the notion of improvement implies a choice of values. As a result, any ensuing change will be viewed as a reform or a setback depending on the ideology of the observer or actor involved. Thus, for example, the


Bureaucratic Politics and Administrative Reform: Why Politics Matters
Administrative reform is a political, not managerial, issue. This study argues that administrative reform is highly influenced by realities of bureaucratic poli Skip to main content


"""Explain The Politics Of Administrative Reforms"" Essays and Research Papers"
Explain The Politics Of Administrative Reforms Essays and Research Papers. 1  Explain The Politics Of Administrative Reforms Essay on Administrative Reform in the Philippines - Public Administration Essay Essay on Administrative... Reform in the Philippines A study was made by the World Bank about the extent of corruption in the Philippines.


Public administration
Public administration is the implementation of government policy and also an academic discipline that studies this implementation and prepares civil servants for working in the public service.[1] As a field of inquiry with a diverse scope its fundamental goal... is to advance management and policies so that government can function.[2] Some of ...


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Administrative reform is the work of specialists who draw on various bodies of knowledge to produce practical applications. The practitioners of this knowledge, both in the public service and in consulting firms, generally use analytical models or methods that are based on bodies of theoretical knowledge.


Public administration
In the United States of America, Woodrow Wilson is considered the father of public administration. 1  He first formally recognized public administration in an 1887 article entitled The Study of Administration..


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How to write a great personal statement for a teaching job. Find out what to cover in your personal statement when you apply to work as a teacher and how to present your skills, knowledge, experience and beliefs. Display your enthusiasm, but avoid general statements and cliches. clichÃ©s


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Sample Application letter to apply for teacher job in English Medium Schools, Colleges, Academy, Institute, Primary School, Local Schools available for download. Application for job of teacher as fresher also available to use as cover letter.


How to write a great personal statement for a teaching job
How to write a great personal statement for a teaching job. Find out what to cover in your personal statement when you apply to work as a teacher and how to present your skills, knowledge, experience and beliefs.


How to write a great personal statement for a teaching job
When completing a personal statement for a teaching job you should usually observe the following guidelines: 1  Do not exceed two sides of A4, unless otherwise instructed. 2  Tailor your statement for each new application according to the nature of the school or LA and the advertised role.


Before you apply: teaching application form and CV checklist
Find out what you should know about a school before you apply for a teaching job and what to expect from the application form. Make sure the first course you list is your initial teacher training (ITT). Preparation is the key to a successful application for a teaching job.


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Sample Application letter to apply for teacher job in English Medium Schools, Colleges, Academy, Institute, Primary School, Local Schools available for download.


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How to Write a Job Application Cover Letter. Your application cover letter should reflect your skills, capabilities and any additional attributes that separates your application from the other candidates. A professional cover letter is informative, concise and contains the appropriate grammatical structure.


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Examples of a Letter of Intent for a Teaching Job. ... How to Write a Letter of Application for a Teaching Position....


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How to Write a Job Application Cover Letter. Your application cover letter should reflect your skills, capabilities and any additional attributes that separates your application from the other candidates.


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How to Write a Letter of Application for a Teaching Position; How to Apply for a Teaching Job; Print this article; Things... 1  How to Write an Application Letter to a Class Teacher.


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Examples of miscellaneous in a sentence. The coyotes, in other words, also munched rabbits, woodchucks, meadow mice, deer mice, jumping mice, and freelance miscellaneous booty like frogs and fallen apples and muskrats, â¦ âEdward Hoagland, Harper's, June 2007.


miscellaneous
Examples of miscellaneous in a sentence. 1  The coyotes, in other words, also munched rabbits, woodchucks, meadow mice, deer mice, jumping mice, and freelance miscellaneous booty like frogs and fallen apples and muskrats, â¦ âEdward Hoagland, Harper's, June 2007. 2  The sandhogs' word for a miscellaneous happening in which a sandhog is injured is mishap.


Misc Spell Check Features Reviewed
Spell Check In All Windows Programs. Misc Spell Check Features Reviewed. The following are are miscellaneous features, necessary features that add to the software, but not main features to be presented on the home page. Creates, automatically, a report of the words you misspelled and their correct spelling. Including the number of times each word was misspelled.


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Miscellaneous \Mis`cel*lane*ous\, a. [L. miscellaneus mixed, miscellaneous, fr. miscellus mixed, fr. miscere to mix. See Mix, and cf. Miscellany.] Mixed; mingled; consisting of several things; of diverse sorts; promiscuous; heterogeneous; as, a miscellaneous collection.


American and British English spelling differences
Analyse seems to have been the more common spelling in 17th- and 18th-century English, but many of the great dictionaries of that time â John Kersey's of 1702, Nathan Bailey's of 1721 and Samuel Johnson's of 1755 â prefer analyze. In Canada, -yze prevails, just as in the US.


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Recent Examples of miscellaneous from the web. 1  Skin and fat from 8 chicken thighs (or 2 cups/450 grams miscellaneous reserved chicken skin and fat) â¢. 2  There are even such miscellaneous items as a letter of admission to Queen Victoriaâs kennels, and a collection of dog collars dating to the eighteenth century.


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53 Moby Thesaurus words for miscellaneous: amalgamated, ambiguous, ambivalent, amphibious, assorted, blended, combined, complex, composite, compound, compounded, conglomerate, dappled, different, disparate, divergent, divers, diverse, diversified, eclectic, equivocal, fifty-fifty, half-and-half, heterogeneous, indiscriminate, intricate, ironic, ...


American and British English spelling differences
Both British and American English use the spelling -gue with a silent -ue for certain words that are not part of the -ogue set, such as tongue (cf. tong), plague, vague, and league. In addition, when the -ue is not silent, as in the words argue, ague and segue, all varieties of English use -gue.


American and British English spelling differences
Many of the differences between American and British English date back to a time when spelling standards had not yet developed. For instance, some spellings seen as American today were once commonly used in Britain.


miscellaneous
consisting of members or elements of different kinds; of mixed character: a book of miscellaneous essays on American history. 2. having various qualities, aspects, or subjects: a miscellaneous discussion. Origin of miscellaneous.


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Red River Valley citizen. Reynolds, Grand Forks County, N.Dak. : Berger & Berthold. Vol. 18, no. 18 (Oct. 7, 1926)-v. 25, no. 52 (Dec. 26, 1932). Published Weekly in English language. Other information: Place of publication varies: Reynolds, N.D.; Grand Forks, N.D., Oct. 27, 1927-1932.


Alexander, North Dakota
Recent posts about Reynolds, North Dakota on our local forum with over 2,000,000 registered users: Latest news from Reynolds, ND collected exclusively by city-data.com from local newspapers, TV, and radio stations. Ancestries: German (35.8%), Norwegian (28.9%), American (15.1%), Polish (5.7%), Irish (5.0%), English (1.9%). Current Local Time: CST time zone. Incorporated on 09/1892.


Reynolds, North Dakota
Reynolds, North Dakota. Reynolds is a city in Grand Forks and Traill counties in the State of North Dakota. It is part of the Grand Forks, ND-MN Metropolitan Statistical Area or Greater Grand Forks. The population was 301 at the 2010 census. Reynolds, named for pioneer settler Dr. Henry Reynolds, was founded in 1881.


Grand Forks County, North Dakota Free Public Records Directory
Grand Forks County Office Building, 151 South 4th Street, Grand Forks, ND 58201. Â©2014 Grand Forks County Information Services.


Archives - Newspapers - Grand Forks County - Reynolds
Reynolds, Grand Forks County, N.D. : Grant Shear. Published Weekly in English language. Other information: Formed by the union of Red River Valley sun and Reynolds enterprise (Reynolds, N.D. : 1891). Continued by: Reynolds enterprise (Reynolds, N.D. : 1908).


Reynolds, ND
The very destitute were sometimes sent to the County Poor Farm.. Reynolds had a Motorcycle Club in the early 1900'sl From a picture which belonged to the now deceased Joe Renners, six of the members were identified as Joe Renners, Hans Salsburg, Ernest Neubauer, Ed Schreiner, Fred Fair, and Thomas Mealy.


Join in on the fun . . .
Reynolds sits atop the county line dividing Grand Forks and Traill counties in North Dakota. It is approximately 15 miles south of Grand Forks and 60 miles north of Fargo at mile marker 123 on Interstate 29.


Join in on the fun . . .
Reynolds is mainly supported by agriculture and has been since its founding by Dr. Henry A. Reynolds, a temperance advocate, in 1880. Some of the crops grown in the area are wheat, barley, sunflowers, edible beans, corn, soybeans, sugar beets, and potatoes.


Reynolds, ND
Early Reynolds History. Before the railroad came to Reynolds, Frog Point (later called Belmont) was the nearest point to travel for supplies and mail, or to ship out grain, etc. Freight was brought there by steamboat and then transported to its destination by wagon and vice-versa. The address on a letter in those days was simply the name of the person and the county in which they lived. With a post office and a railroad though, life indeed became a little easier for the Reynolds pioneers.


Calvary Cemetery Reynolds, Traill County, North Dakota
Calvary Cemetery. Reynolds, Traill County, North Dakota. From Reynolds, North Dakota, go 1 mile west on County Road 25 and turn on gravel road and go 1/4 mile south. Cemetery is on the east side of the road. This is not a complete listing of burials! The records below were provided by contributors to Cemetery Records Online.


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Nearby words of 'cognitive'. 1  cognisant. 2  cogniser. 3  cognition. 4  cognitive. 5  Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. 6  cognitive dissonance. 7  cognitive ethology. 8  All ENGLISH words that begin with 'C'.


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The term cognition is often incorrectly used to mean cognitive abilities or cognitive skills..


Definition of 'cognitive'
The Descent of Mind - the how and why of intelligence (1990)Social background is still the most powerful predictor of cognitive skills. Times, Sunday Times (2014)He places particular emphasis on giving pupils a sense of continuity between their growing cognitive skills and their own environment.


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Times, Sunday Times (2014)It takes you out of your cognitive processes... and that's quite a healing thing. Times, Sunday Times (2014)Dementia and loss of cognitive ability affect about 750,000 people in the UK.


Cognition
Cognition is a word that dates back to the 15th century, when it meant thinking and awareness. Attention to the cognitive process came about more than eighteen centuries ago, beginning with Aristotle and his interest in the inner workings of the mind and how they affect the human experience.


Cognition
Cognition is the mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses. It encompasses processes such as knowledge, attention, memory and working memory, judgment and evaluation, reasoning and computation, problem solving and decision making, comprehension and production of language. Human cognition is conscious and unconscious, concrete or abstract, as well as intuitive and conceptual. Cognitive processes use existing knowledge and gen


Cognition
In cognitive psychology and cognitive engineering, cognition is typically assumed to be information processing in a participantâs or operatorâs mind or brain. Cognition can in some specific and abstract sense also be artificial. The term cognition is often incorrectly used to mean cognitive abilities or cognitive skills.


Cognitive science
1 Cognitive computing. 2  Cognitive biology. 3  Cognitive psychology. 4  Cognitive science. 5  Comparative cognition. 6  Information processing technology and aging. 7  Outline of human intelligence â topic tree presenting the traits, capacities, models, and research fields of human intelligence, and more.


What happens to equilibrium price and quantity when demand goes down.
What happens to equilibrium price and quantity when demand goes down. Labels: economics, equilibrium, supply and demand. Spread the knowledge! This economics post is going to go over the economic concept of a reduction in demand.f we start out with the typical supply and demand graph, we know that equilibrium is going to be where the supply and demand curves cross. We can see this point on the graph to the right. When you draw a line straight down from the intersection point you can find equilibrium quantity.


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What happens to the equilibrium price when supply goes down? A. The price goes up. B. The price goes down. C. The price stays the same. D. The price goes up, and then goes down.hat happens to the equilibrium price when supply goes down? A. The price goes up. B. The price goes down. C. The price stays the same. D. The price goes up, and then goes down.


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User: What happens to the equilibrium price when supply goes down? A. The price goes up. B. The price goes down. C. The price stays the same. D. The price goes up, and then goes down.Reset SelectionWeegy: What happens to the equilibrium price when supply goes down? A. The price goes up.Expert answered|brunaleski|Points 1117|User: Advances in technology have reduced the cost of manufacturing MP3 players.If demand does not change, A. more MP3 players will be sold at a higher price.eset SelectionWeegy: What happens to the equilibrium price when supply goes down? A. The price goes up.Expert answered|brunaleski|Points 1117|User: Advances in technology have reduced the cost of manufacturing MP3 players.


What would happen to equilibrium price if supply and demand....?
Best Answer: 1. Lower, there will be excess supply and not enough demand to meet the supply, therefore, produces would be forced to lower their price (equilibrium) of good or service. This is what is called a 'glut' or 'overproduction', when supply is in excess.2.hen there is not enough supply to fulfill the demand. Therefore the producers would be forced to increase their price (equilibrium) so demand will decrease and ultimately supply will meet demand. This is what is called a shortage, when demand exceeds supply.


Economic inequality
DEFINITION of 'Equilibrium'. The state in which market supply and demand balance each other and, as a result, prices become stable. Generally, when there is too much supply for goods or services, the price goes down, which results in higher demand.The balancing effect of supply and demand results in a state of equilibrium.REAKING DOWN 'Equilibrium'. The equilibrium price is where the supply of goods matches demand. When a major index experiences a period of consolidation or sideways momentum, it can be said that the forces of supply and demand are relatively equal and that the market is in a state of equilibrium.


What happens to equilibrium price and quantity when demand goes down.
When we shift the demand curve to the left, we see that we now have a new equilibrium point. This point is lower, and to the left of the original equilibrium level. When we draw the lines to the price and quantity axis, we can see that both equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity have gone down.f we start out with the typical supply and demand graph, we know that equilibrium is going to be where the supply and demand curves cross. We can see this point on the graph to the right. When you draw a line straight down from the intersection point you can find equilibrium quantity.


What happens when supply goes up?
Confidence votes 2.7K. When supply goes up, price will go down. This is a result in the shift of the equilibrium price. Drawing graphs will help you conceptualize the results of different curves shifting in different directions.onfidence votes 2.7K. When supply goes up, price will go down. This is a result in the shift of the equilibrium price. Drawing graphs will help you conceptualize the results of different curves shifting in different directions.


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Split and merge into it. Answer by William Mallya. When supply goes down the equilibrium price tend also to fall causing the price of commodities to fall and hence shortage of goods and services to the economy.f there is an increase in supply, the supply curve will be shifted to the right. This leads to a decrease in the equilibrium price and an increase in equilibrium quantity. T â¦ his is easy to see if you draw it out.


What happens to equilibrium price and quantity when demand goes down.
If we start out with the typical supply and demand graph, we know that equilibrium is going to be where the supply and demand curves cross. We can see this point on the graph to the right. When you draw a line straight down from the intersection point you can find equilibrium quantity.f we start out with the typical supply and demand graph, we know that equilibrium is going to be where the supply and demand curves cross. We can see this point on the graph to the right. When you draw a line straight down from the intersection point you can find equilibrium quantity.


Stool Culture
Background. The normal flora of the GI tract are composed of various bacteria and fungi that play a vital role in the digestion of food. They also help restrict the growth of pathogenic organisms.


Stool Culture
Considerations. The most common organisms in the normal bacterial flora that inhabits the large intestine are anaerobes (Bacteroides, gram-positive rods, and gram-positive cocci), gram-negative enteric organisms, and Enterococcus faecalis. Using differential selective media and enrichment cultures, normal flora can be differentiated.


Nursesâ Guide to Specimen Collection, Preparation, and Handling Procedures
A stool culture examines stool (or fecal) samples for organisms that may be causing disease. A stool culture is the process of growing or âculturingâ organisms living in feces to see if any of them cause disease. A fecal sample is smeared into dishes with various gels that encourage bacterial growth.


Bacterial Gastroenteritis
Back to Top Symptoms. Symptoms depend on the type of bacteria that caused the sickness. All types of food poisoning cause diarrhea. Other symptoms include: 1  Abdominal cramps. 2  Abdominal pain. 3  Bloody stools. 4  Loss of appetite. 5  Nausea and vomiting.


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These symptoms may have a variety of causes, however. Testing the stool for harmful bacteria allows doctors to help pinpoint what may be causing symptoms. These symptoms can include: 1  severe, possibly bloody, diarrhea that lasts for several days. 2  fever. 3  nausea and vomiting. 4  abdominal pain and cramping.


Stool Culture
Also, a Gram stain may reveal large numbers of certain organisms (eg, campylobacters, staphylococci, or clostridia). Gram staining of the stool is not typically obtained because large amounts of bacteria present in normal colon flora make interpretation difficult.


Stool Culture
A fresh stool sample is cultured to identify the cause of diarrhea and disease carriers. Most common pathogens, such as Salmonella species, Shigella, and E coli 0.157, can be grown on standard media. Yersinia and Campylobacter require a special culture medium.


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The stool culture is a test that detects and identifies bacteria that cause infections of the lower digestive tract. The test distinguishes between the types of bacteria that cause disease (pathogenic) and the types that are normally found in the digestive tract (normal flora). The test helps to determine if pathogenic bacteria are the cause of gastrointestinal symptoms (gastroenteritis). The bacteria found in stool are representative of the bacteria that are present in the gastrointestinal tract. Certain bacteria and fungi called normal flora inhabit everyone's gastrointestinal tract.


Bacterial Gastroenteritis
This is called dehydration. Laboratory tests may be done on the food or a stool sample to determine what germ is causing your symptoms. However, these tests do not always show the cause of the diarrhea. Tests may also be done to look for white blood cells in the stool, a sign of infection.


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A wide variety of other bacteria may sometimes cause diarrhea. These may include: Aeromonas species, Staphylococcus aureus, Yersinia enterocolitica, Vibrio cholerae and other Vibrio species.


Is Mineral Water Good for You?
Scientific American presents Nutrition Diva by Quick & Dirty Tips. Scientific American and Quick & Dirty Tips are both Macmillan companies. A lot of people are concerned that fruits and vegetables are less nutritious than they used to be because the soil has become depleted of minerals.


Is Mineral Water Good for You?
As I talked about in my article on water contamination, if you are on a public water system here in the U.S., you should get a report every summer with details about your water quality, including mineral levels as well as any contaminants that have been found. Itâs often included with your water bill.


Is Mineral Water Good for You?
Most tap water contains minerals. For example, if you drink two liters of water a day, you could be getting 10 to 15% of your daily calcium requirement and up to a third of your required magnesium just from the water you drink.


How Drinking More Spring or Filtered Water Can Improve Every Facet of Your Health
If you're thinking you're safe from all of the harmful contaminants I listed above because you drink bottled water instead of tap water, I'm afraid I must be the bearer of some bad news: 40 percent of bottled water is bottled TAP WATER! Yes, you read correctly. As I stated in my article about the deceptions of bottled water, 40 percent of bottled water is just bottled tap water, which may or may not have received additional filtration. Also, drinking from plastic bottles is not a good idea.


How Drinking More Spring or Filtered Water Can Improve Every Facet of Your Health
What's even worse is these manufacturers use distilled water to make their products, which, as you've read above, is one of the worst types of water you can put into your body! Now that you know which types of water to avoid, let's take a look at the water you should be drinking for optimal health! The most economical and environmentally sound choice you and your family can make is to purchase and install a water filter for your home.


The Hidden Dangers of Drinking Water
Optimal water intake is an essential for human survival. Tap, carbon filtered, alkaline, and even some bottled water contains chemicals, heavy metals, nuclear material, and potential allergens. By drinking purified water, you will minimize your exposure to contaminants and may potentially reduce your allergy symptoms.


The Health Benefits of Sparkling Mineral Water
Best known for its role in promoting bone strength, calcium is also essential for muscle function including heart function, as well as cell signaling, nerve transmission and hormone secretion. Combined with a balanced diet, drinking mineral water can help you get the calcium you need for optimal health.


The Health Benefits of Sparkling Mineral Water
Sparkling water that's flavored may contain sugar or artificial sweeteners. That's not what you want when you're looking for a good hydration option. Some sparkling water may also lack the minerals responsible for many of its health benefits. When choosing a sparkling mineral water, opt for a variety that's high in minerals and free from sugar and artificial sweeteners, flavorings and colors. Add fresh fruit to your sparkling mineral water for some natural sweetness.


The Hidden Dangers of Drinking Water
Think of drinking water like pouring a bucket of water on dried-up leather. It won't adequately absorb the water, but if you drip water slowly over the leather, it rehydrates, becomes supple and malleable in no time. Choose room-temperature over cold or iced water, which is easier on your digestive system.


The Hidden Dangers of Drinking Water
When you drink adequate amounts of water, you can reduce allergenic symptoms and feel more alert and energetic. Forget the eight-glasses-a-day myth. I want you to base the amount of water consumption by your body weight: Drink one-half of your body weight (lbs) in ounces of water. In another words, if you weigh 160 pounds, you should drink 80 ounces of water daily.


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Since the stock price is. determined by uninformed investors, the manager has an incentive to inâate dividends. and lower investment relative to the ârst best. We show that there is a continuum of. equilibria in which the dividend is constant for a range of realized earnings. Compared. to the standard separating equilibrium, this partial pooling induces higher ârm value, lower average dividends, and lower deviation from the ârst-best investment.


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Dividends go ex overnight while there is no trading. The volatility in the opening auction obscures the actual. impact of the dividend payment. âEconometric conclusions vary. â¢Maximization of tax (i.e., dividend tax vs. capital gains).


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âIn a classic frictionless market, the payment of a dividend has to. be neutral to the holder of the share: the price of the share just. before the dividend has to be equal to the price just after the. dividend plus the discounted dividend payment. â¢otherwise enter the respective arbitrage position.


DISCRETE DIVIDENDS IN EQUITY DERIVATIVES
DISCRETE DIVIDENDS IN EQUITY DERIVATIVES. One of the complications in equity derivative modelling is how to treat dividends. One of the complications in equity derivative modelling is how to treat dividends. On dividend payout, or ex div, dates, the underlying spot drops by the dividend amount, ignoring tax. This introduces discrete deterministic jumps into the geometric Brownian process assumed within the Black-Scholes framework. The underlying stochastic process in the presence of discrete dividend can be expressed as:


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For the purposes of this paper, we deâne dividend-smoothing as keeping the. dividends per-share constant over two or more consecutive years. This deânition. is stronger than the one implied by Lintnerâ¢s paper, which requires only that the. variation in dividends is lower than the variation in earnings.


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Additionally, dividends are. typically announced and paid on a regular basis, and a dividend announcement repre-. sents a binding commitment. In contrast, stock repurchase programs are announced. occasionally, and oâer just an option to repurchase: they do not commit the ârm.


DISCRETE DIVIDENDS IN EQUITY DERIVATIVES
Where r is the risk-free rate and D is the discrete dividend. There are various dividend assumptions in equity derivative models which simplify the underlying process. One commonly used assumption is to convert discrete dividends into an equivalent continuous yield q.


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This is a very real problem (all stocks. have dividend payments at discrete dates!), but there has so far been no entirely. satisfactory way to handle it. In this paper, we propose to begin by modelling. the dividend payments; the stock price process is then a consequence of the model. assumed for the dividends.


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The only way in which a mass-point. at zero dividend change can occur is if diâerent realizations of earnings result in the. same dividend being paid; that is, there is a pooling dividend that equals last yearâ¢s. dividend.


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In the Black-Scholes model, any dividends on stocks are paid continu-. ously, but in reality dividends are always paid discretely, often after some. announcement of the amount of the dividend. It is not entirely clear how. such discrete dividends are to be handled; simple perturbations of the. Black-Scholes model often fall into contradictions. Our approach here is to. recognise the stock price as the net present value of all future dividends, and to model the (discrete) dividend process directly. The stock price pro-. cess is then deduced, and various option-pricing formulae derived.


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The hyperlink container. A hyperlink container is a document or application that contains hyperlinks. The container supports hyperlinks by implementing the IHlinkSite interface and, if the container's objects can be targets of other hyperlinks, the IHlinkTarget interface.


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The hyperlink frame. A hyperlink frame is a COM object that implements the IHlinkFrame interface and controls the top-level navigation and display of hyperlinks for the frame's container and the hyperlink target's server. Browser applications such as Internet Explorer are examples of hyperlink frames.


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This target can be a reference to a location in the same document/object that contains the hyperlink, a different (top-level or embedded) document/object of the same class, or a different document/object of a different class. A hyperlink is made up of four main parts: 1  A moniker that identifies the target's location.


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A hyperlink site is a COM object that implements the IHlinkSite interface and supplies either the moniker or interface identifier of its hyperlink container. One hyperlink site can serve multiple hyperlinks. The moniker supplied by the hyperlink site is used to evaluate relative monikers to the hyperlink target.


Creating Hyperlinks in Microsoft Word
- This time when the Insert Hyperlink dialog box opens select Existing File or Web Page, then select File on the right side of the dialog box. If you need to review what the window looks like, select this link. When you are finished click on the Back button to come back here.


Creating Hyperlinks in Microsoft Word
In fact hyperlinks can be created in all Microsoft Office applications; PowerPoint, Excel and Word. Download the two documents, save them to your desktop, floppy, or USB and open Desiderata. You are ready for step 1. - Open Desiderata. and find the sentence  But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings. .


hyperlink
An element in an electronic document that links to another place in the same document or to an entirely different document. Typically, you click on the hyperlink to follow the link. Hyperlinks are the most essential ingredient of all hypertext systems, including the World Wide Web. PREVIOUSHyperDisco.


Creating Hyperlinks in Microsoft Word
Step 3. - When the Insert Hyperlink window opens you will find the URL you copied has been placed into the Type the file or Web page name: box. Look carefully. Make sure that the first character is an h and not a colon or a space.


Creating Hyperlinks in Microsoft Word
The object can be a target on the same document, a file on the same computer, or a uniform resource locator giving the location of a web page halfway around the world. The process of creating a hyperlink is exactly the same in all cases.


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By mid June, the number of Syrian refugees in Lebanon was estimated by human rights associations at 8,500, with the main concentrations in the Akkar and Tripoli areas, and the total number of Syrian refugees in all surrounding countries surpassing more than 20,000 people.


Lebanese diaspora
The majority of the diaspora population consists of Lebanese Christians; however, there are some who are Muslim, Druze, and Jewish. They trace their origin to several waves of Christian emigration, starting with the exodus that followed the 1860 Lebanon conflict in Ottoman Syria.


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As of April 2015, there are at least 133,862 estimated Syrian refugees in Egypt, making it the fifth country in the region with Syrian refugees, after Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq.


Holocauste Literature
By the end of that month, 5,000 of the refugees had returned to Syria. However, by late June 2011, the number of Syrian refugees in Lebanon had reached around 10,000 people. By mid-July 2011, the first Syrian refugees found sanctuary in Jordan, with their numbers reaching 1,500 by December.


Lebanese diaspora
Lebanese diaspora refers to Lebanese migrants and their descendants who, whether by choice or coercion, emigrated from Lebanon and now reside in other countries. There are more Lebanese living outside of Lebanon (8-14 million), than within (4 million).


Lebanese diaspora
Because of the economic opportunities, many Lebanese have also worked in the Arab World, most notably the Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. Currently around 60% of Lebanese citizens resident in Lebanon are Muslim and around 40% are Christian. The Americas have long been a destination for Lebanese migration, with Lebanese arriving in some countries at least as early as the nineteenth century.


Lebanese diaspora
There are also other large Lebanese communities in Latin American countries, namely Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Dominican Republic. Many Lebanese have also been settled for quite some time in the United States, Canada, Australia and in the European Union member states.


The Lebanese Crisis and Its Impact on Immigrants and Refugees
Refugees and asylum seekers in Lebanon make up about 10 percent of the country's total population. Palestinians make up the majority of refugees, followed by Kurds, Iraqis, and Sudanese (see Table 1).


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Despite the return of many Syrians back to Syria between July and August, in early September Turkey began setting up six refugee camps for Syrian refugees, who fled from Syria in June â some 6,000 out of initial 15,000 remained in Turkey.


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Parts of an Insect (Grasshopper) Head: The anterior part of an insect body with eyes, antennae, and mouthparts. Thorax: The body section after the head, with the legs and wings attached. There are three sections of the thorax: the prothorax, the mesothorax, and the metathorax. Abdomen: The posterior section of the body containing the reproductive and digestive organs.


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The most visible parts of the body of an adult insect are: the head, the antennae, the mouthparts, the thorax, the wings, the legs, and the abdomen. To learn more about the anatomy, click on the different body parts of this insect !! The head is the anterior of the three body regions of an adult insect.


What Are Ants' Body Parts?
The thorax, also called the mesosoma, makes up the middle of an antâs body. The thorax is located behind the head and in front of the abdomen. It is a powerful, muscular hub. Each of an antâs six jointed legs is attached to the thorax. Ant legs are designed for running; the creature can run quite fast for his size.


Insect bodyparts
The thorax is the middle of the three body regions of an adult insect. It is composed of 3 segments. It bears 3 pairs of legs (one on each segment) and usually 2 pairs of wings. Some insects have only 1 pair of wings.


What Are Ants' Body Parts?
Though not technically a body part, an antâs exoskeleton is a crucial part of his body structure. An arthropod, the ant wears a suit of armor of sorts. The antâs exoskeleton, a hard, waterproof body covering, is made of a glucose-based material called chitin.


Body Structure
Body Structure. Like all insects, an ant's body is divided into three main parts ~ the head, the thorax, and the abdomen. Ants have a hard, waterproof exoskeleton, which is made of a material called chitin. They are exceptionally strong for their size- They can lift 10 times their own weight! Most ants have two large compound eyes.


Insect bodyparts
Insect bodyparts. The most visible parts of the body of an adult insect are: the head, the antennae, the mouthparts, the thorax, the wings, the legs, and the abdomen. To learn more about the anatomy, click on the different body parts of this insect !! Head. The head is the anterior of the three body regions of an adult insect.


Body Parts of an Insectï»¿
All insect has three main body parts. The head is the part of the insect that contains the brain and the two compound eyes. The two antennae are attached to the head. The thorax is the body section between the head and the abdomen. This section operates the wings and legs. The legs attach to the thorax.


What Are Ants' Body Parts?
An antâs head is the sensory capital of its body. Ants have two elbowed antennae near the front of their heads, which they use to smell and touch the world around them. Unlike other insects, ants' antennae are bent in half. Ants use their mandibles, or jaws, to dig, carry, collect food and build nests.


Insect morphology
Insects, like all arthropods, have no interior skeleton; instead, they have an exoskeleton, a hard outer layer made mostly of chitin which protects and supports the body. The insect body is divided into three parts: the head, thorax, and abdomen. The head is specialized for sensory input and food intake; the thorax, which is the anchor point for the legs and wings (if present), is specialized for locomotion; and the abdomen for digestion, respiration, excretion, and reproduction.


Triticale
Triticale (Ã Triticosecale), /trÉªtÉªËkeÉªliË/ is a hybrid of wheat (Triticum) and rye (Secale) first bred in laboratories during the late 19th century in Scotland and Sweden.s a feed grain, triticale is already well established and of high economic importance. It has received attention as a potential energy crop, and research is currently being conducted on the use of the crop's biomass in bioethanol production.


Triticale
Commercially available triticale is almost always a second generation hybrid, i.e., a cross between two kinds of primary (first cross) triticales.As a rule, triticale combines the yield potential and grain quality of wheat with the disease and environmental tolerance (including soil conditions) of rye.s a feed grain, triticale is already well established and of high economic importance. It has received attention as a potential energy crop, and research is currently being conducted on the use of the crop's biomass in bioethanol production.


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Triticale is a highly versatile forage for grazing, silage, balage, and boot-stage hay. Triticale is a cross between wheat and rye. It is excellent forage for dairy cows at the boot-stage and for beef cows and dairy heifers at the soft dough stage.High protein, digestiblity, and significantly higher yields than other boot-stage cereal grains.rical 2700 Spring Triticale. Trical 2700 spring triticale is a widely adapted, highly versatile triticale for grazing, silage, and boot-stage hay. It is excellent for planting alone or blended with forage peas. Very fast establishment and quick forage.


Triticale for Grazing and Hay
Triticale grazing productivity and quality | Triticale use for green-feed and hay | Triticale use for swath grazing. Triticale, either in spring or winter form, offers an excellent potential for extending the spring and fall grazing seasons.ome quick facts about triticale grazing productivity and quality: 1  Spring-planted winter cereals alone or in mixtures with barley or oats (inter-cropping) provide an excellent source of pasture from mid-June until late in the fall (see Winter Cereals for Pasture, Agdex 133/20-1).


Triticale
Triticale has potential in the production of bread and other food products, such as cookies, pasta, pizza dough and breakfast cereals. The protein content is higher than that of wheat, although the glutenin fraction is less.s a feed grain, triticale is already well established and of high economic importance. It has received attention as a potential energy crop, and research is currently being conducted on the use of the crop's biomass in bioethanol production.


Triticale
As a feed grain, triticale is already well established and of high economic importance. It has received attention as a potential energy crop, and research is currently being conducted on the use of the crop's biomass in bioethanol production.s a feed grain, triticale is already well established and of high economic importance. It has received attention as a potential energy crop, and research is currently being conducted on the use of the crop's biomass in bioethanol production.


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Triticale is a cross of wheat (Triticum) and rye (Secale). This cereal displays the qualities of wheat, such as a higher yield and better grain quality, as much as the qualities of rye, such as higher resistance to cold and disease as well as a lower demand for water and high-quality soil.riticale is a cross of wheat (Triticum) and rye (Secale). This cereal displays the qualities of wheat, such as a higher yield and better grain quality, as much as the qualities of rye, such as higher resistance to cold and disease as well as a lower demand for water and high-quality soil.


Triticale
Triticale, cut slightly before boot stage, makes the best silage similar to other small grains, but dry matter yields are higher at later maturity stages. Table 2 gives the crude protein and IVDDM comparison at the milk maturity stage for the four species.n Wisconsin studies, spring triticale yields have ranged from 2000 to 4100 lb/a and have equaled or exceeded the yield of spring wheat, barley, and oat when compared on a lb/a basis (Table 10).


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Triticale straw can be used in animal systems but, along with wheat straw, in not considered to have as high a feeding quality as barley or oat straw. This is likely because of the higher fibre content and lower energy content and protein.mmm, this is totally off topic because I have no clue about triticale hay, we really don't have that around here, so I was googling just a little bit for my own FYI and I stopped when I came across studies from the 1970's done by my great uncle about triticale forage and beef cattle.


Triticale
Triticale (trit-ih-KAY-lee) is a crop species resulting from a plant breeder's cross between wheat (Triticum) and rye (Secale).n Wisconsin studies, spring triticale yields have ranged from 2000 to 4100 lb/a and have equaled or exceeded the yield of spring wheat, barley, and oat when compared on a lb/a basis (Table 10).


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Each claim is reviewed on a case-by-case basis and your eligibility for benefits is subject to New Jersey Unemployment Compensation Law). New Jersey unemployment claims are dated for the Sunday of the week in which the claim is filed.


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1 If you combine wages, you can only receive benefits from one state. 2  If you earned enough wages in your paying state to qualify for the maximum benefit amount, then the paying state will not combine wages from other states on your claim.


If You Earned Wages in More than One State
1 You can apply for benefits in any state where you have base period wages. 2  The state you choose will become your paying state. 3  See Potential Benefit Amounts and Contact Information by State below. 4  You may either: 5  Ask the paying state to combine all of your wages in a single unemployment benefits claim.


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You may certify for benefits online or by phone. You will certify your eligibility by claiming benefits either every week or once every two (2) weeks, depending on the method which you use. You can only claim the week(s) prior to the week in which you certify for benefits.


If You Earned Wages in More than One State
1 If you combine wages, you can only receive benefits from one state. 2  If you earned enough wages in your paying state to qualify for the maximum benefit amount, then the paying state will not combine wages from other states on your claim. 3  Use only the wages earned in the paying state.


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You will certify your eligibility by claiming benefits either every week or once every two (2) weeks, depending on the method which you use. You can only claim the week(s) prior to the week in which you certify for benefits.


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You can only claim the week(s) prior to the week in which you certify for benefits. All benefit weeks begin on a Sunday and end at midnight on Saturday.To claim benefits you must certify that you meet the weekly eligibility requirements listed below.


Selected NJ State Labor Laws and Regulations
You must provide your gross wages (before deduction) and the number of base weeks* you worked within your base year**. (Please Note: This calculator provides only an estimate of benefits. This is not considered a monetary determination for your claim.


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You can only claim the week(s) prior to the week in which you certify for benefits. All benefit weeks begin on a Sunday and end at midnight on Saturday.To claim benefits you must certify that you meet the weekly eligibility requirements listed below. You must: Be able to work.


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All claims must be filed and processed before any determination is made. Each claim is reviewed on a case-by-case basis and your eligibility for benefits is subject to New Jersey Unemployment Compensation Law). New Jersey unemployment claims are dated for the Sunday of the week in which the claim is filed.


Protection for the Brain: Meninges, CSF, Blood-Brain Barrier
The arachnoid villi (villus for singular) protrude from the arachnoid mater (the thin second layer) and allow CSF to exit the brain and pass into the blood. The continuation of the meningeal becomes the falx cerebri pictured above and is found only in the longitudinal fissure. The falx cerebri is the fusion of the meningeal layers of the dura mater below the superior sagittal sinus. The superior sagittal sinus is the largest dural sinus and filled with blood.


Test Bank Of Essentials of Anatomy And Physiology 7th Edition by Martini Bartholomew
The Cardiovascular System. 1  Intro to the Heart. 2  Blood Flow of the Heart (Circulation Flow) 3  Myocardium. 4  Conducting System of the Heart (Nervous Impulse Flow) 5  The Four Corners of the Heart. 6  Layers of the Pericardium, Heart Wall and Spiral Arrangement. 7  Function of the Atrioventricular and Semilunar Valves.


Protection for the Brain: Meninges, CSF, Blood-Brain Barrier
The brain is protected from injury by the skull, meninges, cerebrospinal fluid and the blood-brain barrier. In this post we will explore them all in detail, well, except for the skull since that was already discussed in other posts about the bones. The function of the meninges is to cover and protect the brain itself. It encloses and protects the vessels that supply the brain and contains CSF between the pia mater and arachnoid maters. Immediately deep to the periosteum is the periosteal and meningeal which create the dura mater. The dura mater is found all around the brain and its 2 layers separate and create spaces called dural sinuses.


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Dura mater. Dura mater (UK: /ËdjÊÉrÉ ËmeÉªtÉr/ or US: /ËdÊÉrÉ ËmÃ¦tr/), or dura, is a thick membrane that is the outermost of the three layers of the meninges that surround the brain and spinal cord. It is derived from mesoderm. The other two meningeal layers are the arachnoid mater and the pia mater.


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Additional images. 1  Dura mater (spinal section) 2  Diagrammatic representation of a section across the top of the skull, showing the membranes of the brain, etc. 3  Diagrammatic transverse section of the medulla spinalis and its membranes. 4  Spinal cord. 5  Spinal cord.


Dura mater
Additional images. 1  Dura mater (spinal section) 2  Diagrammatic representation of a section across the top of the skull, showing the membranes of the brain, etc. 3  Diagrammatic transverse section of the medulla spinalis and its membranes. 4  Spinal cord. Spinal membranes and nerve roots.Deep dissection. 5  Spinal cord.


Peripheral Nervous System: Spinal Nerves and Plexuses
Use this Table of Contents to go to the next article. 1  Muscles of the Head. 2  Muscles of the Neck and Vertebral Column. 3  Muscles of the thorax for breathing and the pelvic floor (The Diaphragm) 4  Muscles of the Abdominal Wall. 5  Muscles of the Forearm.


Dura mater
Dura mater or dura, is a thick membrane that is the outermost of the three layers of the meninges that surround the brain and spinal cord. It is derived from mesoderm. The other two meningeal layers are the arachnoid mater and the pia mater. The dura surrounds the brain and the spinal cord and is responsible for keeping in the cerebrospinal fluid.


Dura mater
The dura mater has two layers, or lamellae: The superficial layer (also called the periosteal layer), which serves as the skull's inner periosteum, called the endocranium; and a deep layer called the meningeal layer; the actual dura mater.


evidence
issues that most frequently arise in the general range of âprivateâ family law cases. (1) Relevance. The cardinal principle of evidence law, to which all others are subordinate, is. ârelevanceâ: all relevant evidence is admissible, subject to specific exceptions. In evidence, there are three kinds of ârelevanceâ at work: (a) logical relevance, (b) materiality and (c) the


Rule 803. Exceptions to the Rule Against Hearsay
Rule 803(6) as submitted by the Court permitted a record made âin the course of a regularly conducted activityâ to be admissible in certain circumstances. The Committee believed there were insufficient guarantees of reliability in records made in the course of activities falling outside the scope of âbusinessâ activities as that term is broadly defined in 28 U.S.C. 1732.


not all evidence that is relevant can be shown to the court
Victoria Legal Aid. How to prove your family law case â rules about what you can say in court. 2. Opinion evidence. Usually witnesses can only give evidence about things they know as fact, not about what someone was. thinking or feeling. A witness can give evidence of what they saw but not what they think about it.


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


evidence is usually presented through written statements in the form of affidavits
evidence is usually presented through written statements in the form of affidavits. the court will only consider evidence in a family law proceeding if the evidence is relevant and presented in a proper format. The rules of evidence in family court proceedings depend on the kind of evidence that a party offers.


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(2) If the ruling excludes evidence, a party informs the court of its substance by an offer of proof, unless the substance was apparent from the context. ( 1 b) Not Needing to Renew an Objection or Offer of Proof.


Are tape recordings admissible evidence in Family Court proceedings?
The admissibility of the tape recorded evidence will depend on the particular circumstances of each case. The accuracy or reliability of the tape recording is sometimes an issue in determining admissibility. In the event that a tape recording is made it is recommended that a transcript of the recording be made.