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Missions, side quests, and achievements Edit. Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon has over 30 story missions, 20 side quests, and multiplayer modes. As with previous games, most story missions can be played in non-linear order.


Psychokinesis
Psychokinesis, also called PK or Telekinesis, is a mental power which, in its basic form, allows for control over matter using the Furon's capable brains. However, it also includes a number of powers which are displayed in the PK menu which is available in all Destroy All Humans! games.


Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon
Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon has over 30 story missions, 20 side quests, and multiplayer modes. As with previous games, most story missions can be played in non-linear order. Creative director Jon Knoles stated that the side quests would be related to the story, would also be creative, and epic.


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Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon has over 30 story missions, 20 side quests, and multiplayer modes. As with previous games, most story missions can be played in non-linear order.


Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon
Path of the Furon has over 30 story missions, 20 side quests, and multiplayer modes. As with previous games, most story missions can be played in non-linear order.


DAH POTF Fast DNA Guide
This is a very helpful guide on how to get quick DNA money on Destroy All Humans: Path of the Furon.


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The fast pathway allows the organism to directly detect where the injury is located, the severity of the injury and for how long the pain has been present. In this sense, the fast pathway is also a warning system, reacting in immediate terms.


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The slow pathway is characterized by unmyelinated fibers that send messages much slower, generating a nagging pain sensation. FAST PATHWAY. The fast pathway allows the organism to directly detect where the injury is located, the severity of the injury and for how long the pain has been present.


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FAST PATHWAY. The fast pathway allows the organism to directly detect where the injury is located, the severity of the injury and for how long the pain has been present. In this sense, the fast pathway is also a warning system, reacting in immediate terms.


Plant-like Protists
Plant-like protists respond to stimulus when it is light or when seasons change. A type of protist called a Euglena move into different areas when light is shown on them.This is known as phototaxis.ome plant like protists such as Spirogyra reproduce through conjuation (shown right). Conjuation is a sexual way that simple protists reproduce. Spirogyra does this by by letting material transfer from one cell filament to another filament in another cell.


All about Protist
Animal like Protists Respond to stimuli (changes, Reactions) by covering them selves when conditions become not right, (That means no oxygen, water food or any other supplies can come in.) This also means they can avoid harmful chemicals from the environment.nimal like Protists grow by getting foods using their proteins. Plant like Protists Plant like protists get energy by eating food, and water and taking in oxygen and nutrients through their cells.


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Response to stimuli refers to a response to outside stimuli such as  a noise or a smell. It is a term that refers to an organisms  ability to respond to the outside environm â¦ ent.ust as how your ears respond to sound; your eyes respond to sight. this ,might be wrong cuz this is wat my teacher taught me. If u know the correct answer, feel free to chang â¦ e it. + 3 others found this useful. Vicky Lin. 1  The Five Major Parts of the Brain At its most basic, the brain controls the body.


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The stimuli that plants respond to include light, water and gravity. Plants grow towards light (phototropism). Also in some plants the flowers will follow the sun as it moves across the sky.Plant roots grow towards water (hydrotropism). Plant roots grow towards gravity/towards the centre of the earth (geotropism).he stimuli that plants respond to include light, water and gravity. Plants grow towards light (phototropism). Also in some plants the flowers will follow the sun as it moves across the sky.


All about Protist
Photosynthesis is when plants use the sun so the plant can absorb the food and oxygen, so they can produce food. Plant like Protists Responds to stimuli when the weather changes and their in a different climate. Plant like Protists Grow when. They absorb nutrients and Sunlight.nimal like Protists grow by getting foods using their proteins. Plant like Protists Plant like protists get energy by eating food, and water and taking in oxygen and nutrients through their cells.


Plant-like Protists
They are called plant-like protists because they do many things like plants. Plants also use photosynthesis like the protists and they both have cell walls. Plant-like protists also need to stay on top of the water so that they can get the sunlight needed for photosynthsis.ome plant like protists such as Spirogyra reproduce through conjuation (shown right). Conjuation is a sexual way that simple protists reproduce. Spirogyra does this by by letting material transfer from one cell filament to another filament in another cell.


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Yes. For example, plants will respond to light by controlling how much chlorophyll they make, also it is found that plants growth in direction and size will vary depending on â¦ the amount of light that hits it and depending on the angle.he stimuli that plants respond to include light, water and gravity. Plants grow towards light (phototropism). Also in some plants the flowers will follow the sun as it moves across the sky.


Plant-like Protists
Plant-like protists that were reproduced asexually, grow from the spores off the parenting protist and begin to grow by themselves. Sexually reproduced protists are fertilized and released in a pod. When they are ready the protists leave the pod and grow (as seen in pink picture above).ome plant like protists such as Spirogyra reproduce through conjuation (shown right). Conjuation is a sexual way that simple protists reproduce. Spirogyra does this by by letting material transfer from one cell filament to another filament in another cell.


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Response to stimuli refers to a response to outside stimuli such as  a noise or a smell. It is a term that refers to an organisms  ability to respond to the outside environm â¦ ent.he stimuli that plants respond to include light, water and gravity. Plants grow towards light (phototropism). Also in some plants the flowers will follow the sun as it moves across the sky.


Plant-like Protists
Some plant like protists such as Spirogyra reproduce through conjuation (shown right). Conjuation is a sexual way that simple protists reproduce. Spirogyra does this by by letting material transfer from one cell filament to another filament in another cell.ome plant like protists such as Spirogyra reproduce through conjuation (shown right). Conjuation is a sexual way that simple protists reproduce. Spirogyra does this by by letting material transfer from one cell filament to another filament in another cell.


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On a Harley Davidson Sportster motorcycle, change the oil by removing the oil filter, allowing the warm oil to drain and then replacing the oil. Replace the oil filter on a Sportster motorcycle by turning it by hand with tips from a certified motorcycle technician in this free video on Harley Davidson motorcycles.


How To Change Oil On A Harley 883 Sportster
To change oil on a Harley 883 Sportster, you will need: 1  Oil drain pan. 2  Wrench set. 3  Oil filter removal tool. 4  Oil filter. 5  Fresh engine oil. 6  Drive your Harley 883 Sportster for 15 to 20 minutes to warm up the engine. 7  It is always best to change the oil when the engine is still warm.


Harley Davidson Motorcycles : How to Do an Oil Change on a Harley Davidson Sportster
On a Harley Davidson Sportster motorcycle, change the oil by removing the oil filter, allowing the warm oil to drain and then replacing the oil.


Harley Davidson Motorcycles : How to Do an Oil Change on a Harley Davidson Sportster
Replace the oil filter on a Sportster motorcycle by turning it by hand with tips from a certified motorcycle technician in this free video on Harley Davidson motorcycles. Expert: Jeff Jannett. Contact: www.southsidechoppersinc.com. Bio: Jeff Jannett has over a decade of experience working on motorcycles.


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Also, when the bike sits for a few days the oil may drain from the oil bag into the engine. Since this is a dry sump oil system you will be draining the oil bag and whatever ended up in the engine by this type of drain will remain there and will mix with the new oil after the change.


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Changing the oil on a Harley Davidson Sportster motorcycle is relatively simple. If you're going to do it in your home or garage, all you need is a couple of catch pans for the oil filter, and the oil tank, this is on a Sportster, and the appropriate tools for the job.


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1998 harley davidson 1200 sportster..oil dip stick..oil changeâ¦
I just got a 1998 harley Davidson 1200 sportster, the oil dip stick isn't the right one. I have one on order, how ever I want to get some riding in. I'm going to do the oil change, never done one on a harley before.


Marble Cliff, Ohio
Dublin compared to Ohio state average: 1  Median household income significantly above state average. 2  Median house value significantly above state average. 3  Unemployed percentage significantly below state average. 4  Black race population percentage significantly below state average.


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Colleges/universities with over 2000 students nearest to Dublin: 1  Ohio State University-Main Campus (about 11 miles; Columbus, OH; Full-time enrollment: 50,395). 2  Otterbein University (about 11 miles; Westerville, OH; FT enrollment: 2,933).


Dublin
Dublin is a suburb of Columbus, Ohio. Each year in late May or early June, the city hosts the Memorial Tournament, a stop on golf 's PGA Tour. Consequently, numerous golf aficionados choose to make Dublin their home.


Dublin, North Carolina
4.1%. According to our research of Ohio and other state lists there were 20 registered sex offenders living in Dublin, Ohio as of October 06, 2015. The ratio of number of residents in Dublin to the number of sex offenders is 2,145 to 1.


Dublin
Dublin is a city in Franklin, Delaware, and Union counties in the U.S. state of Ohio. The population was 41,751 at the 2010 census.


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TransCounty Title Agency takes pride in being available to our customers day and night. There are no limits to our scheduling calendar-weâre available nights & weekends, nationwide.


Dublin, Ohio
As of the 2010 U.S. Census, 1,071 Japanese people live in Dublin, making up 2.6% of the city's population. And also as of 2010, 122 Japanese live in Union County, making up 0.2% of the county's population; Marysville is in this county.


County Dublin
In 1994 Dublin County Council was abolished and replaced with three separate administrative county councils: Dun DÃºnâLaoghaire, Rathdown fingal And South. Dublin the population of the county 1,270,603 1270603 according to the census of. 2011


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I founded the TransCounty Title Agency in 2007 with one goal in mind, to provide real estate transaction services with the highest level of ethical standards, integrity, and professionalism.


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County Dublin was one of the first parts of Ireland to be shired by King John of England following the Norman invasion of Ireland. Prior to 1994 County Dublin was also an administrative unit covering the whole county outside of Dublin City Council. In 1994 Dublin County Council was abolished and replaced with three separate administrative county councils: Dun DÃºnâLaoghaire, Rathdown fingal And South. dublin


What Is the Routing Number for SunTrust Bank?
A: SunTrust Bank's universal ACH routing transit number for the purpose of direct deposit is 061000104. SunTrust has several other transit numbers that vary by branch and account location.


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Enter your Company ID, User ID and Password to sign on to Online ACH Control. Note that the password field is case sensitive.


Suntrust Ach Department Customer Service Phone Number
The postal and official address, email address and phone number (helpline) of Suntrust Ach Department Service Center and Suntrust Ach Department customer service phone number is given below. The helpline of Suntrust Ach Department customer service phone number may or may not be toll free.


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If you order your checks from a source outside of SunTrust, you'll need a MICR Specification Sheet to ensure your MICR account line - the series of numbers along the bottom of the front of the check - is correctly listed. To order a MICR Specification Sheet, speak with a SunTrust representative at 866.425.6570.


Suntrust Business Account Routing Number
SunTrust Bank's universal ACH routing transit number for the purpose of direct deposit is 061000104. SunTrust has several other transit numbers that vary by branch and account... SunTrust Bank's universal ACH routing transit number for the purpose of direct deposit is 061000104.


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Bank by Phone >> SunTrust Automated Telephone Banking allows you to stop payments, transfer funds, order checks, or apply for a loan 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call 800.786.8787. Call Us >> If you have questions or need to report a lost or stolen card, call a SunTrust representative at 800.SUNTRUST (800.786.8787). You can even contact us from outside the U.S. or Canada by using our international calling instructions. Or, use our telephone directory to find numbers dedicated to specific services. TDD >> Our hearing-impaired clients can contact SunTrust using a text telephone or TDD at 800.854.8965. Operators are available 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET, 7 days a week. Visit Us at an ATM or Branch Location >> Get maps, driving directions, telephone numbers, and business hours for any SunTrust ATM or branch. More >> Write Us >>


Suntrust Ach Department Customer Service Phone Number
Suntrust Ach Department Customer Service Phone Number Phone Number of Suntrust Ach Department is 800.752.2515 / 800.382.3232. Suntrust Ach Department is responsible for the payroll related services that manages all the payment related tasks. The services is offered by the bank Suntrust.


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To send a wire within the U.S., you will be asked to provide your name, complete street address, SunTrust account number, and crediting information. The crediting information includes the bank name, complete street address, routing number and the recipientâs name, complete street address and account number.


Suntrust Ach Department Customer Service Phone Number
The customer support phone number of Suntrust Ach Department is 800.752.2515 / 800.382.3232 (Click phone number to call).


What Is the Routing Number for SunTrust Bank?
While SunTrust Bank uses a universal routing number for direct deposit, it is possible to find the specific routing transit number for an account by looking at a check from the account. The first nine numbers on the bottom of the check, starting at the left, compose the routing number for that account. The second set of numbers is the account number.


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How to get Tor. In keeping with the ideological aims of the Tor Project, Tor is free to use. Simply download and install the browser, which is a modified version of Firefox available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. For mobile browsing, there is also an Android app called Orbot.


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TOR is a browser and related software that is used to access the deep or dark web. The deep web is unregulated and not indexed, and contains stuff and is both dubious and dangerous, and in some cases illegal. Unless you have a need for something that you cannot get elsewhere, it is probably not wise to use it.


How to protect your privacy online with Tor Browser
While this will prevent other people who use your computer from seeing your browsing history, it doesn't prevent your ISP from monitoring the sites you are visiting. You might well want to â for any number of reason â browse the internet completely anonymously, and this is precisely what Tor Browser offers.


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Protect your identity and keep your activity private. 1  Introduction. 2  1. Install and configure Tor Browser. 3  2. Get online with Tor. 4  3. Choose your security level. 5  4. Rethink your browsing habits. 6  5. Understand Tor circuits. 7  6. Create a new identity. 8  7. Use HTTPS. 9  8. Access .onion sites.


What Is Tor and Should I Use It?
What Is Tor and Should I Use It? by Daniel Filmus / September 2, 2015 / Blog / No Comments / Tor browser is a software that allows users to browse the web anonymously. Unlike other browsers privateâ or incognitoâ Tor browser is typically untraceable. The browser was previously known as The Onion Router and was initially developed for protecting the United States Navy and its operations online.


How to protect your privacy online with Tor Browser
How to protect your privacy online with Tor Browser. By How To. If you want to keep your web browsing private, you can use the Incognito mode in Chrome, Private Browsing in Firefox, InPrivate mode in Microsoft Edge, and so on.


How to: Use Tor for Windows
Getting Tor Browser Anchor link. Open a browser like Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer, or Microsoft Edge and go to: https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html.en. If you are using a search engine to look for the Tor Browser, make sure that the URL is correct. Do not use any other source, and if you are prompted to accept alternative HTTPS (SSL/TLS) security certificates, do not proceed. Click the large Download button, or scroll down to the Tor Browser Downloads section.


What is Tor? A beginner's guide to the privacy tool
Its software package â the Tor browser bundle â can be downloaded and used to take advantage of that technology, with a separate version available for Android smartphones. There are some trade-offs to make: for example, browsing using Tor is slower due to those relays, and it blocks some browser plugins like Flash and QuickTime. YouTube videos don't play by default either, although you can use the opt-in trial of YouTube's HTML5 site to bring them back.


How to use the Tor Browser to surf the web anonymously
This means you can run the Tor browser from almost anywhereâthe Desktop, your documents folder, or even a USB drive. When you arrive at the Choose install location window Click Browse... and then choose where you'd like to install the browser. As you can see in the image above, I installed it to a USB drive that I tote around on my key chain. Once you've got your location selected, just press Install and Tor takes care of the rest. Using the Tor Browser


Ask LH: What Is Tor, And Should I Use It?
What Tor Does. Tor is short for The Onion Router (thus the logo) and was initially a worldwide network of servers developed with the US Navy that enabled people to browse the internet anonymously. Now, it's a non-profit organisation whose main purpose is the research and development of online privacy tools.


7 Leadership Quotes that Challenge the Status Quo
7 Leadership Quotes that Challenge the Status Quo. Occasionally we all need a reminder that what weâve accepted to be true may no longer be relevant. In management and leadership, many 20th century beliefs need to be weeded out and replaced with healthy, people-centric viewpoints. Below are quotes to challenge management status quo. In some cases itâs kicked to the curb and sent packing, making room for radically different perspectives. Feel free to share the quotes in your favorite social media channel.


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Donât forget to send us your own examples of challenging the status quo , which weâll post in the next issueâs Loop Section. Tell us why the Status Quo. makes you shiver when you hear that word,or why not. Enjoy the issue and thanks for being part of our readership.


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You donât need to be a linguist to understand the difference between deno-. tation and connotation with a word like Status Quo in your vocabulary .Websterâs. defines Status Quo as the existing state of affairs.. Well, thereâs nothing pejora-. tive about that.


"What does ""status quo"" mean?"
The existing condition or state of affairs, as in We don't want to admit more singers to the chorus; we like the status quo. This term, Latin for âstate in which,â has been used in English since the early 1800s.


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the status quo - definition and synonyms. Close. 90% of the time, speakers of English use just 7,500 words in speech and writing. These words appear in red, and are graded with stars. One-star words are frequent, two-star words are more frequent, and three-star words are the most frequent. Thesaurus. The thesaurus of synonyms and related words is fully integrated into the dictionary. Click on the thesaurus category heading under the button in an entry to see the synonyms and related words for that meaning.


the status quo- definition and synonyms
The Macmillan Dictionary blog explores English as it is spoken around the world today. global English and language change from our blog. Definition and synonyms of the status quo from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Publishers Limited.


the status quo- definition and synonyms
This is the British English definition of the status quo. View American English definition of the status quo. Change your default dictionary to American English. View the pronunciation for the status quo.


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Perhaps you have your own definition. In this issue of ASK,we consider the Status Quo and what it connotes for. several exceptional project managers. Our articles address what it takes to chal-. lenge the Status Quo in the face of all sorts of pressures and constraints, bureau-. cracy and intransigence.


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challenging the status quo. Relevance ranks synonyms and suggests the best matches based on how closely a synonymâs sense matches the sense you selected. Complexity sorts synonyms based on their difficulty. Adjust it higher to choose from words that are more complex. Length ranks your synonyms based on character count.


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Mention status quo in a room full of project managers and youâre likely to. see a few people wincing. Note that no one yet is talking about a particular poli-. cy or regulation. Itâs just the word Status Quo itself and all that it connotes that. turns the mood sour.


A Ten-Year Perspective: California Infrastructure Spending
According to the same survey, the average cost of a complete bathroom renovation in 2013 was about $15,000. By some estimates, a complete renovation in 2015 will be around $15,500 to $16,000 on average. Since one bathroom renovation can cost under $10,000 and another over $50,000, the average can be deceptive.


eBay Fraud Detection Phone Number
While 866-643-1607 is eBay's #2 most popular phone number, it's not the only way to get a hold of their customer care team. You already know from reading above that 866-540-3229 is their best customer phone number overall, and we have put together a comparison of their undefined total ways to contact support for you to look at as well.


How to Reach eBay Customer Service
How to Find the Right eBay Customer Service Number The primary eBay customer service number is no secret: it is 1-866-540-3229. However, if you want to speak to a real human being anytime soon, you need a passcode and possibly even a different phone number.


How to Reach eBay Customer Service
Looking for tips on providing great customer service on eBay instead? See our articles on improving your Feedback score or setting up an eBay helpdesk. Article last updated August 1, 2016. How to Find the Right eBay Customer Service Number. The primary eBay customer service number is no secret: it is 1-866-540-3229. However, if you want to speak to a real human being anytime soon, you need a passcode and possibly even a different phone number. You might spend most of the day on hold if you call without getting these first.


How to Reach eBay Customer Service
Keep getting a machine when you call the eBay customer service number? Not sure whether itâs okay to send them a question on Facebook? If you need help from eBayâs support team, hereâs what you need to do to reach them via phone, email, chat, or social media.


How to Reach eBay Customer Service
To get the right number and a passcode, you need to: 1  Go to eBayâs Contact Us page. 2  Select the topic you have a question about: buying, selling, or your account. 3  Choose a category for your question, such as âPaying for items.â Donât worry if nothing matches your question perfectlyâjust pick whatever sounds closest.


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Find great deals on eBay for customer service phone number and customer service phone. Shop with confidence.


eBay Fraud Detection Phone Number
As far as we can tell, eBay has call center locations in Utah or California or Philippines and you can call during their open hours 24 hours, 7 days. eBay has 2 phone numbers and undefined different ways to get customer help.


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The #2 phone number for eBay Fraud Detection with tips to quickly reach and to call a live eBay support rep. If you're going to to call an agent at 866-643-1607 be sure to read here for the best way to do it with alternatives and shortcuts.


Whatâs a Healthy Bowel Movement? Check Out the Bristol Stool Chart
To attain this form, the stools must be in the colon for at least several weeks instead of the normal 72 hours. Adding supplemental fiber to expel these stools is dangerous, because the expanded fiber has no place to go, and may cause hernia, obstruction, or perforation of the small and large intestine alike.


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1. Pebbly poop. What it means: Youâre probably not getting enough fiber in your diet, so your bowel movements arenât clumping in larger lumps. âThe recommended amount of fiber is 25-35 grams a day,â Dr. Sheth says. âThat will take care of pebble poo.â. Consuming that much fiber is easier than you think:


Whatâs a Healthy Bowel Movement? Check Out the Bristol Stool Chart
Plants provide a good ratio of fiber to water that is generally easy on the digestive system. Many plants are high in soluble fiber, which swells and bulks up the stool for easy transit, and insoluble fiber, which acts somewhat like a âbroomâ to âsweepâ the colon clear.


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What it means: Again, not enough fiber is the likely cause. But if it lasts over weeks or months, it could mean rectal cancer. The condition narrows the rectal opening, Dr. Sheth says. When to worry: If youâre eating enough fiber and the stool is still thin, see your doctor to rule out cancer.


Whatâs a Healthy Bowel Movement? Check Out the Bristol Stool Chart
Believe it or not, some scientists in England (Bristol, to be precise), came up with a chart to describe the range of typical bowel movements. The following is a summary of the chart based on information from www.gutsense.org.


What Your Poop Says About Your Health
Y our bathroom habits and bowel movements offer important clues to your health. Hereâs what changes in color, texture and frequency mean... Most of us just flush and forget. But thereâs reason to pay attention to whatâs in your toilet bowl. Bowel movements can reveal whether weâre eating right, staying hydrated and maintaining our systems. And it can clue us into health issues.


Whatâs a Healthy Bowel Movement? Check Out the Bristol Stool Chart
This form has all of the characteristics of Type 2 stools, but the transit time is faster, between one and two weeks. Typical for latent constipation. The diameter is 2 to 3.5 cm (0.8â1.4â). Irritable bowel syndrome is likely.


Whatâs a Healthy Bowel Movement? Check Out the Bristol Stool Chart
Iâve read some articles that say that large amounts of fiber can actually make bowel problems worse, depending on your situation (such as #2 poop problems from the chart). We need to look at the colon as not only a part of your digestive system, but part of the body as a whole.


Robotics Engineer: Job Outlook and Required Education
Robotics Engineer Job Outlook. Robotics engineers were expected to see some employment growth in the coming years designing and maintaining robots, as well as studying these automated machines and developing applications for them.


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Robotics is a rapidly growing field that has applications in diverse industries. A robotics engineer designs robots, maintains robots, develops new applications for robots, and conducts research to expand the potential for robots. Robots can be used in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, agriculture, aerospace, mining, and medicine.


Robotics Engineer Job Description, Career as a Robotics Engineer, Salary, Employment - Definition and Nature of the Work, Education and Training Requirements, Getting the Job
Robotics engineers who work for robot manufacturers are sometimes called robotics test engineers or automation system engineers. These engineers apply the robotic system to a particular use on a manufacturing assembly line.


How to Become a Robotics Engineer in 5 Steps
Robotics engineers are engineering technologists who apply principles from mechanical, manufacturing and electrical engineering to design and test robots, automated systems and new applications.


Robotics Engineer: Job Outlook and Required Education
Robotics Engineer Educational Requirements. Robotics engineers are required to have at least bachelor's degrees for entry-level jobs in the field, according to the BLS. They typically hold degrees in mechanical engineering or related engineering specialties, though degrees in physical science and mathematics may also qualify robotics engineers for employment.


Robotics Engineer: Job Outlook and Required Education
Essential Information. Robotics engineers work with computers and automated machines in technology-driven environments. These in-demand engineers have advanced science and math skills and need undergraduate degrees in engineering, mathematics or physical science.


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Step 4: Find a Job as a Robotics Engineer. According to O*Net Online, approximately 133,000 people worked as robotics engineers in 2012 (www.onetonline.org). Most were employed in the manufacturing sector, the military and with professional, scientific and technical services firms.


How to Become a Robotics Engineer in 5 Steps
How to Become a Robotics Engineer in 5 Steps. Research what it takes to become a robotics engineer. Learn about the job duties, education requirements, salary, and job outlook to find out if this is the right career for you. Schools offering Computer & Electronics Engineering Technology degrees can also be found in these popular choices.


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The robotics-engineering industry is a broad and changing field of study. To keep their knowledge and skills up to date, robotics engineers will need to read research and trade journals, attend professional seminars and conferences, and work with colleagues on cutting-edge research.


Malcolm
The name Malcolm is an American baby name. In American the meaning of the name Malcolm is: Servant of Saint Columba. Gaelic Meaning: The name Malcolm is a Gaelic baby name. In Gaelic the meaning of the name Malcolm is: Servant/disciple of Columba.Famous Bearers: Conductor Sir Malcolm Sargent and U.S. black militant Malcolm X (Malcolm Little).Scottish Meaning: The name Malcolm is a Scottish baby name.he name Malcolm is a Gaelic baby name. In Gaelic the meaning of the name Malcolm is: Servant/disciple of Columba. Famous Bearers: Conductor Sir Malcolm Sargent and U.S. black militant Malcolm X (Malcolm Little). Scottish Meaning:


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Malcolm is the anglicized form of the Scottish-Gaelic âMael MÃ¡elâ coluim which was a given name created in honor Of. St, columba a very famous and important saint to The. âScotsâ mael âmÃ¡el meansâ devotee âOfâ and coluim Is the scottish Spelling (of columba which Is a latin ânameâ). meaning dovetymology & Historical Origin-Malcolm. Malcolm is the anglicized form of the Scottish-Gaelic âMael MÃ¡elâ coluim which was a given name created in honor Of. St, columba a very famous and important saint to The. scots


Malcolm - Meaning of Malcolm
[ 2 syll. mal-col(m) , ma-lco-lm ] The baby boy name Malcolm is pronounced as M AE LKahM â . Malcolm is used chiefly in the English and Scottish languages, and it is derived from Celtic origins.The name's meaning is disciple of Saint Columba. It is derived from the element 'mael' meaning disciple, prince, chief.Mael Coluim (Old Irish) is an older form of Malcolm. 2 syll. mal-col(m) , ma-lco-lm ] The baby boy name Malcolm is pronounced as M AE LKahM â . Malcolm is used chiefly in the English and Scottish languages, and it is derived from Celtic origins.


Malcolm Meaning
What does Malcolm mean, popularity, numerology and more. The name Malcolm is of Scottish origin. The meaning of Malcolm is follower of st columba. It is also of English origin, where its meaning is follower of St.Columba.hat does Malcolm mean, popularity, numerology and more. The name Malcolm is of Scottish origin. The meaning of Malcolm is follower of st columba. It is also of English origin, where its meaning is follower of St.Columba.


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âMaelâ mÃ¡el âmeans devoteeâ of âAndâ coluim is The scottish spelling Of (columba which is A latin name âmeaningâ). Dove, therefore the root etymology Of malcolm is one who is a follower or servant Of. St. columbatymology & Historical Origin-Malcolm. Malcolm is the anglicized form of the Scottish-Gaelic âMael MÃ¡elâ coluim which was a given name created in honor Of. St, columba a very famous and important saint to The. scots


Malcolm
Etymology & Historical Origin-Malcolm. Malcolm is the anglicized form of the Scottish-Gaelic âMael MÃ¡elâ coluim which was a given name created in honor Of. St, columba a very famous and important saint to The. scotstymology & Historical Origin-Malcolm. Malcolm is the anglicized form of the Scottish-Gaelic âMael MÃ¡elâ coluim which was a given name created in honor Of. St, columba a very famous and important saint to The. scots


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A royal name in Scotland, Malcolm is also a hero name for many via radical civil rights activist Malcolm X. Malcolm was the name of four Scottish kings -- including the son of Duncan who succeeded to the throne after Macbeth murdered his father -- and has been a standard in that country.Denzel Washington named one of his sons Malcolm, as did Harrison Ford. Actor Malcolm McDowell is one current bearer.alcolm was the name of four Scottish kings -- including the son of Duncan who succeeded to the throne after Macbeth murdered his father -- and has been a standard in that country.


Biology Exams 4 U
Similarities. 1  Consists of prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase similar to mitosis. 2  Sister chromatids are aligned at the metaphase plate during metaphase. 3  Separation of sister chromatids occurs during anaphase II of meiosis II.


Biology, Eighth Edition (Raven)
How are mitosis and meiosis similar and how are they different from one another? Both mitosis and meiosis are associated with cytokinesis. The end result of both are daughter cells produced from a parent cell. The fundamental sequence of events in mitosis is the same as in meiosis (in meiosis it happens twice). Both processes include the breakdown of the nuclear membrane, the separation of genetic material into two groups, followed by cell division and the reformation of the nuclear membrane in each cells.


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1.)In Mitosis, the cells divide once. 2.)In mitosis, the result is 2 diploid cells that are identical to the parent cells. In Meiosis, the result is 4 haploid cells that are different from each other. 3.)Meiosis has crossingâ over and random orientation/independent assortment which creates unique gametes.


similarities and differences between Mitosis and Meiosis
1.)In Mitosis, the cells divide once. In Meiosis, the cells divide twice. 2.)In mitosis, the result is 2 diploid cells that are identical to the parent cells. In Meiosis, the result is 4 haploid cells that are different from each other. 3.)Meiosis has crossingâ over and random orientation/independent assortment which creates unique gametes.


What Are Three Similarities Between Mitosis and Meiosis?
Quick Answer. Mitosis and meiosis are multistage processes involving division of the cell. They both involve cellular DNA duplication, splitting the chromosomes into the daughter cells. They both involve degradation and reformation of the nuclear membrane. Continue Reading.


Similarities of Mitosis and Meiosis
Both mitosis and meiosis are multistage processes. The stages are interphase, prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase. The same general processes occur in each of these stages for mitosis and meiosis. Interphase is cell growth and DNA replication in preparation for cell division.


Similarities of Mitosis and Meiosis
Mitosis and meiosis both involve duplication of a cellâs DNA content. Each strand of DNA, or chromosome, is replicated and remains joined, resulting in two sister chromatids for each chromosome. A common goal of mitosis and meiosis is to split the nucleus and its DNA content between two daughter cells.


Similarities of Mitosis and Meiosis
The fundamental difference between mitosis and meiosis is that mitosis produces two daughter cells with the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell. Meiosis results in four daughter cells harboring only half of their parent's chromosomes, which underwent recombination.


Biology Exams 4 U
In the last post, we discussed the similarities between mitosis and meiosis. In this post we specifically pick out the similarities between mitosis and meiosis II. Both divisions are same except in the difference in chromosome number. Similarities.


What are the similarities between mitosis and meiosis?
Mitosis is the standard way that a nucleus divides, generating a replica of itself. Meiosis is a modified mitosis, that carries one round of genome duplication followed by two rounds of karyokinesis (physical split of one nucleus into two nucleus). The total genome content is doubled and then split in four parts, producing 4 cells with half the genomic content of the original.


Hospitals in Ancient Rome
Roman Hospitals. Hospitals in ancient Rome were generally limited to military camps and the very late empire, after the establishment of Christianity.While legionary medical facilities were quite extensive, hospitals, as we know them today, simply didn't exist in the Roman world.hile these early Christian hospitals were grossly over their heads regarding medical capability (they essentially served as last stops for the dying or quarantine centers), the concept of providing care to the public was the actual intent. In this regard, the first civilian hospitals were developed.


Medicine in Ancient Rome
Medicine in Ancient Rome. The Ancient Romans, like the Ancient Greeks and Ancient Egyptians, made a huge input into medicine and health. The Romans input was mainly concerned with public health schemes.Though the Roman âdiscoveriesâ may not have been in the field of pure medicine, poor hygiene by people was a constant source of disease, so any improvement in public health was to have a major impact on society.hey first came into contact with the Greeks in about 500 BC By 146 B.C. part of Greece had become a province of the Roman Empire and by 27 B.C., the Romans were in control not only of Greece but of Greek-speaking lands around the Mediterranean. They used the ideas of the Greeks but they did not simply copy them.


Medicine in Ancient Rome
In the early years of the Roman Empire there were no people in what would be a separate medical profession. It was believed that each head of the household knew enough about herbal cures and medicine to treat illnesses in his household.hey first came into contact with the Greeks in about 500 BC By 146 B.C. part of Greece had become a province of the Roman Empire and by 27 B.C., the Romans were in control not only of Greece but of Greek-speaking lands around the Mediterranean. They used the ideas of the Greeks but they did not simply copy them.


What Is Ancient Roman Medicine?
Ancient Rome was a flourishing civilization that started around 800 BC and existed for approximately 1200 years. It started off in Rome, and grew into one of the largest and most powerful empires in ancient history.reece's influence, nevertheless, on Roman medicine was huge. The first doctors in Rome came from Greece; they were prisoners of war. Later on Greek doctors would emigrate to Rome because they would earn more money there than back home.


Al-Andalus
The first hospital in Egypt was opened in 872 and thereafter public hospitals sprang up all over the empire from Islamic Spain and the Maghrib to Persia. The first Islamic psychiatric hospital was built in Baghdad in 705.Many other Islamic hospitals also often had their own wards dedicated to mental health.he first hospital in Egypt was opened in 872 and thereafter public hospitals sprang up all over the empire from Islamic Spain and the Maghrib to Persia. The first Islamic psychiatric hospital was built in Baghdad in 705. Many other Islamic hospitals also often had their own wards dedicated to mental health.


Sicambri
The Roman Empire was among the most powerful economic, cultural, political and military forces in the world of its time. It was the largest empire of the classical antiquity period, and one of the largest empires in world history.he first two centuries of the Empire's existence were a period of unprecedented political stability and prosperity known as the Pax Romana, or Roman Peace. Following Octavian's victory, the size of the Empire was dramatically increased.


Medicine in Ancient Rome
They first came into contact with the Greeks in about 500 BC By 146 B.C. part of Greece had become a province of the Roman Empire and by 27 B.C., the Romans were in control not only of Greece but of Greek-speaking lands around the Mediterranean. They used the ideas of the Greeks but they did not simply copy them.hey first came into contact with the Greeks in about 500 BC By 146 B.C. part of Greece had become a province of the Roman Empire and by 27 B.C., the Romans were in control not only of Greece but of Greek-speaking lands around the Mediterranean. They used the ideas of the Greeks but they did not simply copy them.


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Rome under the Republic. After Tarquinius Superbus was thrown out of Rome in 509 BC, a king was not welcome. Now the Romans had to create a new form of government. That form of government is known as a republic, which means public good.. In a republic, people elect representatives to make decisions for them.The United States of America has a republic. The ancient Roman republic had three branches of government.ome under the Republic. After Tarquinius Superbus was thrown out of Rome in 509 BC, a king was not welcome. Now the Romans had to create a new form of government. That form of government is known as a republic, which means public good.. In a republic, people elect representatives to make decisions for them.


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Hippocrates' four humours, Roman hygiene, the first hospitals and home remedies. The... Hippocrates' four humours, Roman hygiene, the first hospitals and home remedies. The second in our articles on ancient medicine describes practices in Greek and Roman medicine.Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Google Plus Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit View article Comments.he... Hippocrates' four humours, Roman hygiene, the first hospitals and home remedies. The second in our articles on ancient medicine describes practices in Greek and Roman medicine.


Sicambri
The first two centuries of the Empire's existence were a period of unprecedented political stability and prosperity known as the Pax Romana, or Roman Peace. Following Octavian's victory, the size of the Empire was dramatically increased.he first two centuries of the Empire's existence were a period of unprecedented political stability and prosperity known as the Pax Romana, or Roman Peace. Following Octavian's victory, the size of the Empire was dramatically increased.


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API Conference. Slide 5. âºIn 1997, Â§151.318 was amended by making changes that. would limit the prospective effects of two sales tax refund. court cases that were decided in the taxpayersâ favor. Portions of the statute that were amended included. subsections (a) and (c). âºThe amendments were effective as of October 1, 1997.


Texas sales tax ruling disallows exemption for extraction equipment
R. Joe Hull, Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, Austin. Alexander W. Jones, Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, New York. In recent months the application of Texas sales tax to oil and gas extraction equipment has become a high stakes question for both oil and gas production companies as well as the state of Texas.


Texas Letter Clarifies Taxability of Bookkeeping Services
The charges for taxable and nontaxable services should be separately stated or the lump-sum charge is subject to tax if taxable services account for more than 5% of the total charge. (Letter 200607779L, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, July 31, 2006) (11/20/2006)


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October 2011. 400 West 15 th Street, Suite 400, Austin, TX 78701 * Phone 512-472-8838 * Fax 512-472-2636. Understanding the Texas. Franchise â or âMarginââTax. In 2006, facing a possible shutdown of Texas. schools, lawmakers enacted a sweeping overhaul. of public school finance. School maintenance and. operations taxes were reduced, but cigarette taxes. were more than tripled and the stateâs franchise tax.


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Sales Tax. Texas imposes sales tax on retail sales of taxable items in Texas. The state rate is 6.25% as of July 1, 1990. Various local sales taxes may be. imposed in addition to this tax. The maximum combined tax rate for local. taxes may not exceed 2% at any location. Therefore, the maximum possible. sales tax rate is 8.25%.


Texas Letter Clarifies Taxability of Bookkeeping Services
Texas Letter Clarifies Taxability of Bookkeeping Services. The Texas Comptroller clarified the tax treatment of bookkeeping services. In the clarification, the Comptroller stated that 80% of the charge for data processing services was taxable.


Texas sales tax ruling disallows exemption for extraction equipment
Ct.), the taxpayer, Southwest, claimed that, pursuant to Texas common law, taxpayers may rely upon the plain meaning of the law, and the plain meaning of the manufacturing exemption would exclude from sales tax well equipment used to process oil and gas that directly causes a chemical or physical change to the oil and gas.


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If you cannot find the tax rate for the address you've entered, or if you received an error message or have a technical question, contact us at atj.help@cpa.texas.gov. Be sure to send us the address you're looking for.


Simply Complex: Taxes and Fees for RVs Can Be Very Confusing
But the differences and inequities in taxes and fees for RVs are still abound on a state-to-state level. Montana, for example, is a state with no sales tax. And Montana law allows for a Montana corporation to register vehicles in the state. Thus, a whole cottage industry has built up that allows RV owners to avoid sales and use tax and often stiff registration fees in the ownerâs home state.


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Oregon has no sales tax but they insist you must be a resident. Registration runs about $200 every 2 years, it is based on length of the RV. Thanks for the article, Mike. Just paid for purchase tax and license fees on my 14â² enclosed trailer where my belongings have been moved to.


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The delegate theory of representation requires the presence of a second condi-tion as well. Condition 2. The constituency must organize and express its prefer-ences in a way that allows the representative to develop a reasonably accurate perception of constituency opinion.


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For if ostensi-ble legislative delegates do not know the will of their districts, and do not even vote according to their perceptions about their constituents' views as much as other legislators, this role category is virtually useless in accounting for legisla-tive behavior.


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Delegation hands a task over to another part of the program. In object-oriented programming, one object assigns a task to another object, known as the delegate. This mechanism is sometimes referred to as aggregation, consultation, or forwarding (when a wrapper object doesn't pass itself to the wrapped object).


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The Self programming language incorporates the notion of delegation through its notion of mutable parent slots that are used upon method lookup on self calls.


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THE DELEGATE THEORY OF REPRESENTATION 299 Representation is a complex process of interaction between representatives and represented; to ignore one of the actors is to do injustice to this com-plexity, and thus to the representative process itself.


An Analysis of the Field of Spirituality, Religion, and Health, by David J. Hufford
Delegation can be termed run-time inheritance for specific objects. Here is a pseudocode example in a C#/Java like language: Calling b.foo() will result in b.bar being printed, since this refers to the original receiver object, b, within the context of a.


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When the delegate condition alone is met, 27 percent of the variance in roll call behavior is explained by district prefer-ences. Similarly, when the consistency of cue condition alone is met, 28 percent of the variance in roll call voting is explained by district opinion.


How to: Delegate Application System Behavior to Members
Your system definition must have an endpoint before you can delegate its behavior to a member. For more information, see How to: Add Endpoints to Application Systems. You can also expose member behavior outside of a system, if that member already has an endpoint.


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The representa-tive must feel obligated to respond to district preferences and the consti-tuency must provide a consistent cue so that the representative can act in accordance with constituency opinion. In the absence of either or both of these conditions, the delegate theory breaks down.


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In object-oriented programming, a multicast delegate is a delegate that points to several methods. Multicast delegation is a mechanism that provides functionality to execute more than one method.


The Predatory Behavior and Ecology of Wild Chimpanzees
One of the main recent findings about hunting by chimpanzees was its seasonality (Stanford et al. 1994a). At Gombe, nearly 40 % of the kills of colobus monkeys occur in the dry season months of August and September. This is apparently a time of food shortage in the forest, since the chimpanzees' body weights do decline (Wrangham 1975).


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Chimpanzees over-hunt monkey prey almost to extinction. The apes have killed and eaten so many red colobus monkeys, the population has fallen by 89% and they are having to find new prey.


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Black-and-white colobus are also in the chimps' firing line. If they kill 2 monkeys out of a group that only has 10 or 12, that's a big impact. I've been here a little over a month, says Watts. The chimpanzees have hunted quite often in that time.


Monkeys and Medicinal Plants
We know what ails us, and we know what can help us. Monkeys, too, seem to have knowledge of the therapeutic. New cases are reported every year, and zoopharmacognosy, the study of self-medication in animals, is a growing field. The fur-rubbing white-faced capuchins and the charcoal-eating red colobus monkeys seen in Clever Monkeys are just two examples of medical ingenuity in primates. Across the globe, monkeys have figured out remedies for common ailments, just as we have.


Monkeys and Medicinal Plants
With the toxins being absorbed, the red colobus monkeys are free to eat a wider array of plants that have a high nutritional value and are easily digested. The birth rates in red colobus monkeys that eat charcoal have exploded, proving an evolutionary advantage to self-medicating.


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They have been so effective as predators that they really have knocked down the local population. Although the chimpanzees mostly eat fruit, they also regularly hunt for meat. Their main prey are red colobus monkeys. Between 1995 and 2014, Watts and Mitani observed 556 hunts, 356 of which targeted red colobus. These hunts were very successful: 912 colobus were killed, an average of 3 per hunt. It has been clear for several years that the red colobus population has declined as a result.


Black-and-white colobus
Black-and-white colobuses (or colobi) are Old World monkeys of the genus Colobus, native to Africa. They are closely related to the brown colobus monkeys of genus Piliocolobus. The word colobus comes from Greek ÎºÎ¿Î»Î¿Î²ÏÏ kolobos (kolobÃ³s), docked and is so named because in this, genus the thumb is a. stump


The Predatory Behavior and Ecology of Wild Chimpanzees
When Jane Goodall first observed wild chimpanzees hunting and eating meat nearly 40 years ago, skeptics suggested that their behavior was aberrant and that the amount of meat eaten was trivial. Today, we know that chimpanzees everywhere eat mainly fruit, but are also predators in their forest ecosystems.


Monkeys and Medicinal Plants
Because their leafy diets contain high levels of cyanide, many monkeys, like the black and white colobus in Clever Monkeys, suffer from indigestion. The discovery by red colobus monkeys that eating charcoal absorbs the cyanide and relieves indigestion was revolutionary.


Black-and-white colobus
The word colobus comes from Greek ÎºÎ¿Î»Î¿Î²ÏÏ kolobos (kolobÃ³s), docked and is so named because in this, genus the thumb is a. Stump colobuses are, herbivorous eating, leaves, fruit, flowers and. twigs


Tor: Overview
To create a private network pathway with Tor, the user's software or client incrementally builds a circuit of encrypted connections through relays on the network. The circuit is extended one hop at a time, and each relay along the way knows only which relay gave it data and which relay it is giving data to.


HOWTO setup a Tor-server
HOWTO setup a Tor-server. A Tor-server is a server which allows Tor clients (users) to connect anonymously to the Internet. There are many good reasons why you should consider running a Tor server.


A beginnerâs guide to Tor: How to navigate through the underground Internet
Tor is valuable as a tool to protect the userâs privacy, but that is not its only function. The other, more infamous use for Tor is as a gateway into the Deep Web, the massive portion of the Web that is not indexed by search engines. The term âDeep Webâ is thrown around in popular discourse, often in tones reserved for bogeymen.


Tor: Overview
The variety of people who use Tor is actually part of what makes it so secure. Tor hides you among the other users on the network, so the more populous and diverse the user base for Tor is, the more your anonymity will be protected. Why we need Tor. Using Tor protects you against a common form of Internet surveillance known as traffic analysis.


HOWTO setup a Tor-server
Types of Tor servers. You only need to run a Tor client to browse the Internet anonymously using Tor. If you have bandwidth and resources to spare then you may want to contribute to the Tor network by setting up your Tor node as a Tor server. The more servers there are, the better for everybody.


Tor: Overview
Overview. The Tor network is a group of volunteer-operated servers that allows people to improve their privacy and security on the Internet. Tor's users employ this network by connecting through a series of virtual tunnels rather than making a direct connection, thus allowing both organizations and individuals to share information over public networks without compromising their privacy.


A beginnerâs guide to Tor: How to navigate through the underground Internet
There are two key aspects to onion routing. First, the Tor network is composed of volunteers who use their computers as ânodes.â As mentioned earlier, during normal browsing, information travels across the Internet in packets. When a Tor user visits a website, however, their packets do not simply travel to that server. Instead, Tor creates a path through randomly assigned nodes on that the packet will follow before reaching the server. The other important aspect of onion routing is how the packets are constructed. Normally, a packet will include the senderâs address and the destination, not unlike a letter.


A beginnerâs guide to Tor: How to navigate through the underground Internet
Tor allows web pages, like clients, to protect their anonymity, by configuring a server to connect with clients at a Tor relay in between. The server does not need to provide the IP address, and the user does not need it, instead using an âonion address,â a 16 character code that clients enter in place of a traditional URL.


A beginnerâs guide to Tor: How to navigate through the underground Internet
In keeping with the ideological aims of the Tor Project, Tor is free to use. Simply download and install the browser, which is a modified version of Firefox available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. For mobile browsing, there is also an Android app called Orbot.


Tor: Overview
Tor hides you among the other users on the network, so the more populous and diverse the user base for Tor is, the more your anonymity will be protected. Why we need Tor Using Tor protects you against a common form of Internet surveillance known as traffic analysis.


Sand Sifting Gobies
Sand Sifting Gobies plow through the tank substrate, sifting/straining algae, detritus and uneaten food from the sand.This not only removes unwanted nitrate producing substances, it also stirs and aerates the sand (very important for Deep Sand Beds), releasing toxic gases. Diamond Sleeper Goby.he Sleeper Striped Goby (Valenciennea longipinnis) stirs the sand as it sifts through it, straining out food. This Goby is a carnovore, therefore its diet should include a variety of live and frozen brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, live black worms, and prepared foods for carnivores. More Â».


Reef Safe Sand Sifters
Sand Sifting Gobies. Gobies are among the most beautiful and entertaining fish found in saltwater aquariums. Some (not all) Gobies process the sand substrate in an aquarium in search for food (algae and detritus).Sand sifting Gobies literally eat sand, removing the algae and detritus, then either spit the sand out of their mouths, or eject it through their gills.Not all Gobies sift sand.and Sifting Gobies. Gobies are among the most beautiful and entertaining fish found in saltwater aquariums. Some (not all) Gobies process the sand substrate in an aquarium in search for food (algae and detritus).


Sand goby
This species can reach a length of 11 centimetres (4.3 in) TL. This species is sometimes kept in public aquariums. The sand goby is of a sandy colour, with darker markings on the sides and a creamy-white underside. In the breeding season the male fish has blue spot at the rear of the first dorsal fin, ringed with white.The fish has a slender body, and the head is about a quarter of the total length.his species can reach a length of 11 centimetres (4.3 in) TL. This species is sometimes kept in public aquariums. The sand goby is of a sandy colour, with darker markings on the sides and a creamy-white underside. In the breeding season the male fish has blue spot at the rear of the first dorsal fin, ringed with white.


Gobies, Blennies, Jawfish
Description: These are one of the larger sized sand sifting gobies. They have a cream white color body with a bright golden yellow head. Recommended Tank: To be successfully cared for, it should be housed in a 30 gallon or larger aquarium with live sand as the substrate, and an attached populated refugium.isbe adult copepods live on bottom substrate such as live rock or sand and will eat detritus and microalage in the aquarium. They produce a small nauplii which is an excellent food for aquarium filter feeders and fish larvae. The adults are eaten by small bottom feeding fish such as gobies, dragonettes and blennies.


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My problem with gobies is they seem to just waste away after several weeks!. It is usually very difficult to get sand sifting gobies to eat prepared or frozen foods. These fish need a lot of food to sustain their body weight and it amazes me that they even survive in the wild.It just goes to show how much there really is living in the sand on the sea floor.hat I begin with in training my gobies is frozen brine shrimp. These tend to settle to the bottom when added to the tank and sit on top of the sand. If you can get them to fall somewhere near where your gobies are sand sifting, they will eventually pick one up in a mouthful of sand.


Gobies
Gobies are relatively small fish, usually reaching three inches in captivity. Goby fish species adjust well to aquarium life.A well-sealed lid is a requirement for keeping gobies, as they will jump out of an open aquarium. Plenty of rockwork and the proper substrate of coral sand should be provided to enable burrowing or sand sifting Gobies the proper environment.obies are relatively small fish, usually reaching three inches in captivity. Goby fish species adjust well to aquarium life.


Sand Sifting Gobies
The Sleeper Striped Goby (Valenciennea longipinnis) stirs the sand as it sifts through it, straining out food. This Goby is a carnovore, therefore its diet should include a variety of live and frozen brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, live black worms, and prepared foods for carnivores.More Â».he Sleeper Striped Goby (Valenciennea longipinnis) stirs the sand as it sifts through it, straining out food. This Goby is a carnovore, therefore its diet should include a variety of live and frozen brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, live black worms, and prepared foods for carnivores. More Â».


Sand goby
The sand goby has two dorsal fins with a wider gap between them than the common goby (Pomatoschistus microps), the anterior one consisting of six soft spines and the posterior one eight to eleven soft rays. The pelvic fins are fused with the anal fins.his species can reach a length of 11 centimetres (4.3 in) TL. This species is sometimes kept in public aquariums. The sand goby is of a sandy colour, with darker markings on the sides and a creamy-white underside. In the breeding season the male fish has blue spot at the rear of the first dorsal fin, ringed with white.


Substrate-Sifting Gobies
They feed in a similar manner as the hover gobies, taking in mouthfuls of sand and sifting it through their gill-rakers. These fish move by hopping along the substrate. They frequently flick the two dorsal fins forward, exposing the large ocelli present on these fins.hey feed in a similar manner as the hover gobies, taking in mouthfuls of sand and sifting it through their gill-rakers. These fish move by hopping along the substrate. They frequently flick the two dorsal fins forward, exposing the large ocelli present on these fins.


Sand goby
The sand goby normally lives at greater depths than the common goby. It feeds on small invertebrates living on the seabed especially amphipods. It is well camouflaged and lies motionless on the bottom waiting for its prey to approach.his species can reach a length of 11 centimetres (4.3 in) TL. This species is sometimes kept in public aquariums. The sand goby is of a sandy colour, with darker markings on the sides and a creamy-white underside. In the breeding season the male fish has blue spot at the rear of the first dorsal fin, ringed with white.


Understanding Liver Cancer -- the Basics
The liver can be affected by primary liver cancer, which arises in the liver, or by cancer which forms in other parts of the body and then spreads to the liver. Most liver cancer is secondary or metastatic, meaning it started elsewhere in the body.


Understanding Liver Cancer -- the Basics
More than half of all people diagnosed with primary liver cancer have cirrhosis -- a scarring condition of the liver commonly caused by alcohol abuse. Hepatitis B and C and hemochromatosis can cause permanent damage and liver failure. Liver cancer may also be linked to obesity and fatty liver disease.


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At City of Hope, patients with liver cancer are treated by a multidisciplinary team including surgeons, medical oncologists, gastroenterologists, diagnostic radiologists, interventional radiologists, pathologists and radiation oncologists who work together to determine the most appropriate treatment for each patient.


Liver cancer
Liver cancer, also known as hepatic cancer and primary hepatic cancer, is cancer that starts in the liver. Cancer which has spread from elsewhere to the liver, known as liver metastasis, is more common than that which starts in the liver. Symptoms of liver cancer may include a lump or pain in the right side below the rib cage, swelling of the abdomen, yellowish skin, easy bruising, weight loss, and weakness.


Overview
Liver cancer care at City of Hope means you will get the most advanced, leading-edge treatments available, including minimally invasive robotic surgery, novel cancer-fighting drugs and highly precise radiation delivery.


What is Liver Cancer?
The most common form of liver cancer is hepatocellular carcinoma, which begins in the main type of liver cell (hepatocyte). Other types of cells in the liver can develop cancer, but these are much less common. Not all cancers that affect the liver are considered liver cancer. Cancer that begins in another area of the body â such as the colon, lung or breast â and then spreads to the liver is called metastatic cancer rather than liver cancer.


What is Liver Cancer?
â Heavy alcohol use. â Having cirrhosis, or scarring of the liver. â Having hemochromatosis, an iron storage disease. â Obesity and diabetes. Symptoms can include a lump or pain on the right side of your abdomen and yellowing of the skin. However, you may not have symptoms until the cancer is advanced.


Symptoms of liver cancer
Symptoms of liver cancer. Liver cancer may not cause any signs or symptoms in its early stages. The liver is a large organ and can function normally even with a large tumour. Signs and symptoms often appear once the tumour grows and causes changes in the body, such as blocking the bile ducts. Other health conditions, including scarring of the liver (called cirrhosis), can cause the same symptoms as liver cancer.


Liver cancer
The leading cause of liver cancer is cirrhosis due to either hepatitis B, hepatitis C, or alcohol. Other causes include aflatoxin, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and liver flukes. The most common types are hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), which makes up 80% of cases, and cholangiocarcinoma.


Understanding Liver Cancer -- Symptoms
Liver cancer usually has no initial symptoms or may have vague symptoms such as fatigue, fever, chills, and night sweats. Eventually, symptoms may include: Pain, swelling, or tenderness in the upper right section of the abdomen. Weight loss. Loss of appetite. Jaundice -- yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes.


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Tort, contract cases., Real property ($0 -$3,00), Small claims (upto $3,000), Misdemeanor, preliminary hearings., Traffic/other violations.


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We're at Your Service. The activities of the County Clerk's Registrar's Office are literally an open book, with easy access to all available public records. The Auto Bureau's two Main Offices, four Satellite Offices and three Mobile Auto Bureau sites offer a full range of services related to motor vehicles and licenses.


Amherst, New York
Amherst (/ËaemhÉrst/) ËÃ¦mhÉrst is a town In Erie, County New, York United. States as of the 2010, census the town had a total population 122,366. 122366 this represents an increase of.50 % from the 2000. census


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With the lowest net price in New York State, plentiful financial aid and per-credit costs affordable on any paycheck, ECC is saving students money while surging them forward.


Administrative Rules of the Unified Court System & Uniform Rules of the Trial Courts
1 Depending on local laws and specific court policies, exemptions MAY include persons over age 70, and those having recently served on a jury (usually within 1-3 years depending on county policy). 2  In the state of New York, there are no automatic professional or government employee exemptions.


Amherst, New York
History [edit]. The town of Amherst was created by the State of New York on April 10, 1818. Amherst was formed from part of the town of Buffalo (later the city of Buffalo), which had previously been created from the town of Clarence. Timothy S. Hopkins was elected the first supervisor of the town of Amherst in 1819.


Amherst, New York
The largest and most populous suburb of Buffalo, New York, the town of Amherst encompasses most of the village of Williamsville and the hamlets of Eggertsville, Getzville, Snyder, Swormville, and East Amherst.


Williamsville, NY Profile: Facts, Map & Data
The Village of Williamsville had a population of 5,142 as of July 1, 2015. Williamsville ranks in the upper quartile for Population Density when compared to the other cities, towns and Census Designated Places (CDPs) in New York.


Williamsville, NY Profile: Facts, Map & Data
Williamsville, NY-Peer Comparisons by Rank and Percentile. The table below compares Williamsville to the other 1,189 incorporated cities, towns and CDPs in New York by rank and percentile using July 1, 2015 data. The location Ranked # 1 has the highest value. A location that ranks higher than 75% of its peers would be in the 75th percentile of the peer group.


Grape Leaves Aleppo
Soak rice in cold water, and drain. In a large bowl, mix together the ground lamb, rice, allspice, salt and pepper until well blended. Place about 1 tablespoon of the meat mixture onto the center of each leaf. Fold the leaf over once, turn in the edges on each side, and then roll the leaf closed.


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Blanch the Grape Leaves. 1  Bring 8 cups of water to a boil in a large pot, and add the juice of 1/2 lemon and the salt. Carefully unroll the leaves (do not separate them). 2  Remove leaves and place them in a bowl and cover with cold water. When cooled, drain in a colander.


Dolmathakia me Kima: Stuffed Grape Leaves With Meat and Rice
Blanch the Grape Leaves. Bring 8 cups of water to a boil in a large pot, and add the juice of 1/2 lemon and the salt. Carefully unroll the leaves (do not separate them). Turn off the heat and place leaves in the hot water for 3 minutes. Remove leaves and place them in a bowl and cover with cold water.


Egyptian Stuffed Grape Leaves Recipe
Egyptian Stuffed Grape Leaves Recipe. This is a traditional Egyptian Stuffed Grape Leaves recipe shared with Whatâs Cooking America by Chef Maha Barsoom. Maha is a personal chef and caterer specializing in Egyptian cooking. Maha travels all over North America and Europe teaching about Egyptian cooking and cuisine.


Properties and Benefits of Red Vine Leaf
What do (grape) vine leaves look like? Vine leaves, also called grape leaves, are large, brigh to deep green, orange or red heart-shaped leaves. Leaves can be a uniform color or, in the case of red ones, a combination of shades from the same range of colors. They are similar in appearance to maple leaves.


What Are the Health Benefits of Grape Leaves?
The type of fiber in grape leaves is primarily insoluble fiber, which is often called cellulose or simply âroughage.â A very small amount of insoluble fiber is digested or fermented in your large intestine by friendly bacteria, but the vast majority of it passes through your gastrointestinal tract undigested.


GRAPE
Grapes are the fruit of a vine (Vitis vinifera). The whole fruit, skin, leaves and seed of the grape plant are used as medicine. Grape seeds are by-products of the manufacturing of wine. Be careful not to confuse grape with grapefruit, and other similar sounding medicines.


Grape Leaves Aleppo
Add just enough water to cover the rolls, then pour in the lemon juice. Add the olives to the pot for flavoring, if desired. Place a plate on top of the rolls to keep them under water. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat, cover and simmer for 1 hour and 15 minutes. Taste the rice for doneness.


What Are the Health Benefits of Grape Leaves?
Grape leaves may not be part of the typical American diet, but they are a staple in the cuisine of Mediterranean countries such as Greece, Turkey and Lebanon. In these countries, grape leaves are typically steamed and stuffed with rice, ground meat, vegetables and herbs. In a sense, they are as important in the Mediterranean diet as tortillas are in Mexican cuisine, except grape leaves are lower in fat and higher in some nutrients.


Meat & Rice Stuffed Grape Leaves
Line a heavy bottomed pot with (unrolled) grape leaves. On top of that, add the onion rings. Proceed to arrange the stuffed grape leaves in rows, alternating the direction of each layer of rows. Fill the pot with the chicken broth (enough to cover the rolls) and the remaining olive oil.


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On this page: 1  Symptoms of essential tremor. 2  Essential tremor is not Parkinsonâs disease. 3  Cause of essential tremor. 4  Factors affecting essential tremors. 5  Effects of essential tremor on quality of life. 6  Diagnosis of essential tremor. 7  Treatment of essential tremor. 8  Where to get help.


Common Causes Of Shaky Voice: Symptoms And How To Control It?
Associated Symptoms Of Shaky Voice. 1  In case the strained, trembling voice is due to an infection (laryngitis); there will be certain associated features such as, a sore throat, fever, cold and cough. These accompanying symptoms will help make the diagnosis. 2  Nervousness and anxiety are seen in those who suffer from stage fright.


Essential tremor
Summary. 1  Essential tremor is a neurological (nervous system) disorder characterised by the involuntary shaking or trembling of particular parts of the body, usually the head and hands. 2  The tremors typically worsen when the hands are being used (kinetic tremor), and reduce significantly or stop altogether when the hands are resting.


Essential tremor
The symptoms of essential tremor include: affects the voluntary muscles (the muscles that you can consciously move) head nodding, if the head is affected. shaky, quivering voice, if the larynx (voice box) is affected. a small, rapid tremor. tremor that is exacerbated by activity or movement.


Tourette syndrome
Essential tremor causes involuntary shaking or trembling of particular parts of the body, usually the head and hands, but it is not Parkinson's disease. Essential tremor causes involuntary shaking or trembling of particular parts of the body, usually the head and hands, but it is not Parkinson's disease. Site Navigation


Essential tremor
Essential tremor is diagnosed using a number of tests, including: 1  medical history. 2  physical examination. 3  electromyography (EMG) test to check the electrical activity of muscles. 4  tests to rule out other causes â such as x-rays, blood tests, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography (CT) scans.


Essential tremor
On this page: Essential tremor is a neurological (nervous system) disorder which causes involuntary shaking or trembling of particular parts of the body, usually the head and hands. Sometimes the voice is affected, making it sound shaky.


Common Causes Of Shaky Voice: Symptoms And How To Control It?
Discussing with your health care provider is a must. 1  If you have a sore throat, the infection needs to be managed promptly; and this will help deal with the shakiness of the voice, almost immediately. 2  Various forms of treatments are obtainable to help allay or control the symptoms of the vocal spasms on a temporary or permanent basis.


Common Causes Of Shaky Voice: Symptoms And How To Control It?
Associated Symptoms Of Shaky Voice. 1  In case the strained, trembling voice is due to an infection (laryngitis); there will be certain associated features such as, a sore throat, fever, cold and cough. 2  Nervousness and anxiety are seen in those who suffer from stage fright.


Essential tremor
Essential tremor and Parkinsonâs disease are different disorders. Symptoms of essential tremor. The symptoms of essential tremor include: affects the voluntary muscles (the muscles that you can consciously move) head nodding, if the head is affected; shaky, quivering voice, if the larynx (voice box) is affected; a small, rapid tremor


Frequently Asked Questions
Apheresis (platelet) donors can donate more frequently, as much as twice in one month up to 24 times per year, because the platelet and plasma components are replaced in the body quicker than red blood cells. Platelets and Plasma will return to normal levels within a few hours of donating.


BloodSource - Together, we do save lives
BloodSource - Together, we do save lives. Our community-based, not-for-profit blood center provides blood and services throughout Northern and Central California and beyond - wherever and whenever the need. When you support BloodSource, yes, you do save lives.


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In general anyone age 17 (16 with parent's permission) and over, who is in good health and weighs 110 pounds or more is eligible to donate. There is no upper age limit; the ability to donate depends on your health. How Much Blood Is Taken During One Donation? The amount of blood taken is approximately 450 ml or 1 pint. It is equivalent to about 10% of your total blood volume.


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A person donating Whole Blood can donate every 56 days, or 6 times a year. A person donating Platelets has the potential to donate once every 72 hours, but no more than 24 times a year.


Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to give blood? The donation process includes registration, a brief medical screening, blood collection, and time for refreshments in the Canteen. For whole blood the entire donation process usually takes about one hour and the actual blood collection segment is usually about 15 minutes.


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Through a process called Automated Blood Collection, donors can safely give many times the amount of plasma, platelets or Red Blod Cells (RBCs) than can be obtained from a whole blood donation. Blood is drawn from the arm through sterile tubing into a centrifuge. The force of the centrifuge causes the blood to separate into components which vary in weight and in density. The plasma, platelet or RBCs are then drawn into a collection bag, while the remaining blood components are returned to you.


Frequently Asked Questions
Very little! Your fluid volume is back to normal within 24 hours after you donate. Your white cell count returns to normal within 72 hours after you donate. An adult of average weight has about 10 to 12 pints of blood so the one taken is hardly missed.


How long does it take your body to regenerate 450ml of blood?
The plasma from your donation is replaced within about 24 hours. Red cells need about four to six weeks for complete replacement. Thatâs why at least eight weeks are required between whole blood donations. The highest priorities of the Red Cross are the safety of the blood supply and our blood donors.


Allusions In Hamlet
Allusion. Definition: An allusion is a figure of speech whereby the author refers to a subject matter such as a place, event, or literary work by way of a passing reference. It is up to the reader to make a connection to the subject being mentioned.


Allusion Examples
1 This is an example of an allusion in the story of Genesis of the Holy Bible.  2 It has rained so long, it seems as though it has rained for 40 days and nights.. - 3  compares to the story of Noah's Arc.


Why is literary allusion effective?
Allusion def. Definition: A brief and indirect reference to a person place, thing, or idea of historical, cultural, literary or political significance. It does not describe in detail the person or thing to which it refers. Posted by Anonymous on Tue, 01/20/2015 - 04:30.


Allusion Examples
Go through the article below for an idea on some of the examples of allusions. Examples Of Allusion. In Literature, Prose and Poems. 1  In the poem, The City of Walls by Edgar Allan Poe, the phrase up Babylon-like walls is considered to be an allusion as it refers to the doomed city of death.


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There are several ways that an allusion can help a writer: 1  Allusions engage the reader and will often help the reader remember the message or theme of the passage. 2  Allusions allow the writer to give an example or get a point across without going into a lengthy discourse.


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comments powered by Disqus. An allusion is a figure of speech that makes a reference to a place, person, or something that happened. This can be real or imaginary and may refer to anything, including paintings, opera, folk lore, mythical figures, or religious manuscripts.


Allusion Examples
An allusion, according to M. H. Abrams, is a brief reference, explicit or indirect to a person, place or event or to another literary work or passage. In simpler words, it is a figure of speech that makes direct reference to or represents famous people, places, names, myths or art, within a confined piece of work. Allusions enhance the artistic effect and thus, leave the reader to figure out the meaning, indications and then relate to them.


Allusion Examples
Allusions, however, should not be confused with plagiarism, which means talking about a work of art without permission or crediting its creator. Allusions are commonly found in literature, movies, cartoon characters, prose and poems.


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Biblical Allusions. There are many biblical allusions that are used in our everyday language and in writing. Here are a few examples: â 1 He was a Good Samaritan yesterday when he helped the lady start her car.â This refers to the biblical story of the Good Samaritan.


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across-the-board means broad in scope or content; across-the-board pay increases; an all-embracing definition; blanket sanctions against human-rights violators; an inventi... more.


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Learn more. Hyper-Fast scrolling Fly through long documents and Web pages with a flick of the nearly frictionless scroll wheel. Or shift to click-to-click mode for precise, line-by-line navigation of lists, slides and images. Four thumb buttons Jump between open windows and apps. Move back and forth through Web pages.


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) can usually be found: 1  On the bottom or rear of the product. 2  On a label inside the battery compartment or underneath the batteries. 3  Behind foam ear cushion (for earphones) or underneath the headband.  On a label attached to the USB end of the cable.


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Your productâs model number (which typically looks like M-RBU126, V-UMB46, Y-UV90, R-IG7, etc. ) can usually be found: On the bottom or rear of the product. On a label inside the battery compartment or underneath the batteries.


The Buyer's Guide
PC Mag says: The Logitech Performance Mouse MX's high-tech tracking technology gives it functionality other mice can't easily match, but in a less-than-intuitive design.


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The Performance Mouse MX Wireless Mouse (Retail Package) from Logitech is a laser mouse with a wireless interface. Communicating with your PC via a USB wireless receiver, the mouse uses a superlative laser tracking system.


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I think there are a few factors that influence weight loss and one of them is the set point theory. In simple terms the set point theory states that your body has an internal thermostat that controls how much fat you keep on your body.Some of us have higher settings than others and will have more body fat. This internal thermostat LIKES TO KEEP YOU WHERE YOU ARE in terms of weight.he most promising theory is exercise. There is nothing conclusive yet because it is not easy/possible to measure your internal thermostat. The set point theory is just a 'theory' for now but it does make sense. We all know someone who eats whatever they want and never gains weight.


Set Point Theory
One thing many people, not just sufferers of eating disorders, have trouble accepting, is the set point theory. Set point is the weight range in which your body is programmed to function optimally. Set point theory holds that oneâs body will fight to maintain that weight range.Everyone has a set point and, just as you have no control over your height, eye color or hair color, you also have no control over what your set point will be.Your body is biologically and genetically determined to weigh within a certain weight range. Set points vary for each individual person.owever, you can find your own set point. by listening to your body and eating normally and exercising moderately. If you have been dieting for years, it can take up to a year of normal eating for your bodyâs metabolism to function properly and return you to the weight range that is healthy for you.


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Answer: A very useful concept to understand the mechanisms that control body weight changes is the Setpoint. The Setpoint is a kind of body weight thermostat that is set genetically and regulates weight near a fixed point by a complex feed-back mechanism.The relatively steady Setpoint operates in spite of possible attempts people can make to try to modify their weight deliberately.nswer: A very useful concept to understand the mechanisms that control body weight changes is the Setpoint. The Setpoint is a kind of body weight thermostat that is set genetically and regulates weight near a fixed point by a complex feed-back mechanism.


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(Yes, itâs a bit more complicated than that, but thatâs the long story short.). Regardless of your body weight set point, over-or undereat every day and you will gain and lose weight accordingly. Itâs no surprise, then, that physical activity levels play a large role in determining body weight set points.Yes, itâs a bit more complicated than that, but thatâs the long story short.). Regardless of your body weight set point, over-or undereat every day and you will gain and lose weight accordingly. Itâs no surprise, then, that physical activity levels play a large role in determining body weight set points.


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The Set Point Theory-Big Weight Loss Factor. Most health professionals now-a-days will tell you that the formula for weight loss is Calories In-Calories Out. It's really that simple they say, and to, forget all the hype that's out there.. In my opinion the latter part is right on.he most promising theory is exercise. There is nothing conclusive yet because it is not easy/possible to measure your internal thermostat. The set point theory is just a 'theory' for now but it does make sense. We all know someone who eats whatever they want and never gains weight.


Your body weight is regulated to remain âsetâ at a certain point or range, but you change this for the better. Hereâs how.
A simple way to think of this is as a âthermostatâ or âcruise controlâ system for body weight and fat levels. Whatever numbers are set are what your body strives to maintain. Thereâs plenty of animal research to support this theory.Yes, itâs a bit more complicated than that, but thatâs the long story short.). Regardless of your body weight set point, over-or undereat every day and you will gain and lose weight accordingly. Itâs no surprise, then, that physical activity levels play a large role in determining body weight set points.


Set Point
A set point is a theory that states everyone's body has a genetically determined range of weight and temperature that their body will try to maintain to stay at optimal health. set point is a theory that states everyone's body has a genetically determined range of weight and temperature that their body will try to maintain to stay at optimal health.


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Role of set-point theory in regulation of body weight. Harris RB(1). Author information: (1)Kraft General Foods, Inc., Glenview, Illinois 60025. Comment in FASEB J. 1992 Jan 6;6(2):794. FASEB J. 1991 Apr;5(7):2105-6. In adult individuals body weight is maintained at a relatively stable level for long periods.The set-point theory suggests that body weight is regulated at a predetermined, or preferred, level by a feedback control mechanism.Information from the periphery is carried by an affector to a central controller located in the hypothalamus.ole of set-point theory in regulation of body weight. Harris RB(1). Author information: (1)Kraft General Foods, Inc., Glenview, Illinois 60025. Comment in FASEB J. 1992 Jan 6;6(2):794. FASEB J. 1991 Apr;5(7):2105-6. In adult individuals body weight is maintained at a relatively stable level for long periods.


Week One: The Science of Set Point
Scientific evidence supports losing no more than 10% of your body weight at a time. It turns out that the body's set point and its many regulatory hormones dictate the effectiveness of the 10% loss.That's the amount of weight you can lose before your body starts to fight back.cientific evidence supports losing no more than 10% of your body weight at a time. It turns out that the body's set point and its many regulatory hormones dictate the effectiveness of the 10% loss.


Your body weight is regulated to remain âsetâ at a certain point or range, but you change this for the better. Hereâs how.
Add muscle to your frame. Nothing helps maintain a low body weight set point like adding a substantial amount of muscle to your frame. (And no, you donât have to get fat to do this .). You see, muscle is a âmetabolically activeâ tissue, meaning it increases the basal metabolic rate.Yes, itâs a bit more complicated than that, but thatâs the long story short.). Regardless of your body weight set point, over-or undereat every day and you will gain and lose weight accordingly. Itâs no surprise, then, that physical activity levels play a large role in determining body weight set points.


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Recipients added to the file as of July 1, 1999 and after have been assigned a new, permanent 13-digit number. These newly assigned 13-digit numbers may look somewhat unusual to you (i.e., 0000000000001, 8888888888888, 0000000000025, 0000000486100, 0000761147692).


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have thought otherwise, you must have a system when you get ready to attest to having a system and. your qualifying patient volume. You cannot get the money first and then buy a system. We have emphasized many times that the CMS Certification Number required for attestation. IS NOT the. number given to the vendorâs product by the ONC-ATCB (Drummond, InfoGard, or CCHIT) contractor. If. you do not have your CMS Certification Number, you must go to the CHPL (pronounced Chapel) web site.


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Examples of this are as follows: 1) 1 and 7 in the third and fourth digits of the Medicaid ID number no longer necessarily indicate the recipient is a pure QMB; 2) 1 and 6 in the third and fourth digits no longer necessarily indicate the recipient is presumptive eligible; 3) 0 and 2 in the first and second digits no longer necessarily ...


Frequently Asked Questions about Accrediting Hospitals in Accordance with their CMS' Certification Number (CCN)
In accordance with the hospital deeming authority granted by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), effective July 15, 2010, Joint Commission will be required to accredit hospitals in accordance with their CMSâ Certification Number (CCN), formerly known as the Medicare Provider Number.


Frequently Asked Questions about Accrediting Hospitals in Accordance with their CMS' Certification Number (CCN)
Frequently Asked Questions about Accrediting Hospitals in Accordance with their CMS' Certification Number (CCN) As previously communicated in Perspectives October 2009, effective July 15, 2010, The Joint Commission will begin to accredit hospitals in accordance with their Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Certification Number (CCN).


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In the past, the Medicaid recipient identification number assigned to recipients was a 13- digit number that included as a part of the number a two-digit parish code as the first and second digits of the number, and a two-digit eligibility category code as the third and fourth digits of the number.


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Although each service drop or service lateral can supply only one set of service entrance conductors [230.40], there are five exceptions: 1  Exception No. 1: A building with more than one occupancy can have service entrance conductors for each occupancy.


Electrical Services â Part 2
Don't connect any electrical equipment to the supply side of the service disconnect, except for [230.82]: 1  Cable limiters or other current-limiting devices. 2  Meters and meter sockets. 3  Meter disconnect switches that have a short circuit current rating at least that of the available short circuit current.


Electrical Services â Part 2
Service entrance conductors Before you begin a service installation, determine which conductors are actually part of the service (line side of the service equipment) rather than feeders and branch Discover:


NEC Rules on Outside Branch Circuits and Feeders
The service disconnecting means must have an ampere rating of at least the calculated load per Art. 220 [230.79], and the rating of the disconnecting means must be at least: 1  15A for installations consisting of a single branch circuit. 2  30A for installations consisting of two 2-wire branch circuits.


Electrical Services â Part 2
Looking at Fig. 230.1 in the NEC, we can see that the second and third major areas of Art. 230 provide requirements for service entrance conductors (Part IV) and service equipment (Parts V, VI, and VII).


Electrical Services â Part 2
Exception No. 5: One set of service entrance conductors connected to the supply side of the normal service disconnecting means can supply standby power systems, fire pump equipment, fire and sprinkler alarms, and alternate power sources like fuel cells and solar photovoltaic systems [230.82(5) and (6)].


Electrical Services â Part 2
Size and rating. Service entrance conductors must have sufficient ampacity for the loads, per Parts III, IV, or V of Art. 220 [230.42]. Before applying any adjustment or correction factors, size the service entrance conductors at least 125% of the continuous loads, plus 100% of the noncontinuous loads.


Electrical Services â Part 2
Exception No. 2: Service entrance conductors can supply two to six service disconnecting means as permitted in 230.71(A). Exception No. 3: A single-family dwelling unit with a separate structure, such as a garage, can have one set of service entrance conductors run to each structure from a single service drop or lateral.


Electrical Services â Part 2
Although each service drop or service lateral can supply only one set of service entrance conductors [230.40], there are five exceptions: Exception No. 1: A building with more than one occupancy can have service entrance conductors for each occupancy.


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Also, in 1993, a federal district court in the case of Oxford House v. Town of Babylon, 819 F. Supp. 1179 (E.D.N.Y. 1993) concluded that the federal Fair Housing Act prevented the Town of Babylon from evicting recovering alcoholics and drug addicts from a group home based on the townâs zoning definition of family.


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A social institution is defined as a collection of individuals banded together in pursuit of a common purpose. A social institution's common purposes include granting its members certain rights and privileges. Members of a social institution also possess certain delineated duties, responsibilities and liabilities. As a group, the people making up a social institution share common objectives and goals.


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Institutionalization refers to the process of embedding something, such as a concept, a social role, a value, or a logic within an organization, social system, or society as a whole. The process of institutionalization elucidates how values, norms, and institutions are so closely intertwined.


Institution
1 Institutionalization refers to the process of embedding something, such as a concept, a social role, a value, or a logic within an organization, social system, or society as a whole.  Institutions can also be abstract, such as the institution of marriage.


What Is the Definition of a Social Institution?
The general definition of social institutions also includes an extended family. In its basic or essential terms, an extended family is a collection of nuclear families. These nuclear families band together as a group or social institution because of a shared common ancestry.


Social Institutions: Definition & Examples
Video: Social Institutions: Definition & Examples. Explore the inner workings of how societies establish subsystems that facilitate their survival. Learn about how each of these institutions contributes to the overall functioning of a society.


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Register for FREE to remove ads and unlock more features! Register for FREE to remove ads and unlock more features! An institution is any structure or mechanism of social order governing the behavior of a set of individuals within a given community. Discuss how the development of social institutions, both formal and informal, acts a guide for the rules and expectation of people within society.


Social Institutions Examples
Social Institutions Examples. A social institution consists of a group of people who have come together for a common purpose. These institutions are a part of the social order of society and they govern behavior and expectations of individuals. Community - a group of people in the same area and under the same government. Examples are: Boroughs.


InstitutionsFabio RojasLAST REVIEWED: 02 March 2018LAST MODIFIED: 26 August 2013DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780199756384-0132
Institutions LAST MODIFIED: 26 August 2013 DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780199756384-0132. Sociologists have long noticed that communal life is often orderly. This observation motivates the idea of âinstitution.â One definition is that institutions are stable patterns of behavior that define, govern, and constrain action. Another definition is that an institution is an organization or other formal social structure that governs a field of action.