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Common side effects of Coreg may include dizziness, drowsiness, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, weakness, tiredness, headache, joint pain, cough, dry eyes, vision changes, numbness or tingling sensation, decreased sex drive, impotence, or difficulty having an orgasm.


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Carvedilol is often used in combination with other medications. Carvedilol is in a class of medications called beta-blockers. It works by relaxing blood vessels and slowing heart rate to improve blood flow and decrease blood pressure.


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COMMENTS: A preemergent herbicide that can be applied at planting, on newly planted or established cool season turfgrass (fescue, bluegrass or ryegrass) to control seedlings of warm season weeds, particularly crabgrass, bermudagrass, or kikuyugrass. Most cultivars of creeping bentgrass have shown tolerance to siduron.


Herbicide Damage
There are herbicide residues that can be on the side of the spray tank, in the spray lines, sumps, pump, filters, and nozzles. All of these parts can be a potential source of contamination. Small amounts of herbicide residue in the spray lines or filters can cause significant damage to the next crop to be sprayed.


Herbicide Damage
Furthermore, herbicides from the same mode of action or chemistry may cause different symptoms and injury on the same species. For example, pyridine carboxylic acid herbicide picloram causes different symptoms on cotton compared to other pyridine carboxylic acids such as clopyralid and triclopyr. In general, annual plants that rapidly translocate herbicide are more susceptible to herbicide damage and may show more injury symptoms. Conversely, perennial plants tend to translocate herbicide slower than annual plants and are also able to dilute herbicide in larger biomass systems, resulting in less injury.


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COMMENTS: Apply on young turfgrass after grass has emerged and when broadleaf weeds are in the 3- to 4-leaf stage or up to 6-inch weed height, or on rosette plants before they exceed 1.5 inches in diameter to control broadleaf weeds. On established turf, use lower rate on small weeds and higher rate on large weeds.


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Most abiotic diseases cause generalized symptoms such as wilting, yellowing, thinning and the development of smaller than normal grass blades, limited root growth or slow growth. Based solely on symptoms, however, determining whether the condition is caused by a biotic or an abiotic agent can be challenging.


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Biotic vs. Abiotic Problems. Turfgrass stands can be injured and damaged by biotic (living) and abiotic (non-living) agents. Biotic agents include pathogens (fungi, bacteria, viruses, phytoplasma, mollicutes) and pests such as nematodes, insects, mites, mollusks and vertebrates (e.g., rodents, birds etc).


Herbicide Damage
Herbicide damage on nontarget plants may cause slight to serious injury symptoms and can occasionally cause economic damage as well. Herbicide chemistry and physical properties usually determine how herbicides interact with the biological and physical systems of the plant.


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COMMENTS: A selective postemergent herbicide for control of annual bluegrass, roughstalk bluegrass, and certain broadleaf weeds in golf courses and sod farms. Used in creeping bentgrass and perennial ryegrass (permanent, not overseeded), fairways, and tees.


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When chemicals are applied for turf management, there is risk of applicator errors causing turfgrass damage. Many pesticides used for weed control and turfgrass disease control, and other pest management chemicals, have growth regulating properties. Misapplication of pesticides may cause injury or irregular growth.


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Herbicide Injury to Yard and Garden Plants. Herbicide Injury to Yard and Garden Plants. Mulberry affected by phenoxy herbicide, showing characteristic leaf and petiole distortion. Leaves will normally curl upwards and the petiole will be twisted (epinastic). Ash tree with classic triazine damage.


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Answer to What is the main carbohydrate in the seeds and roots of plants? A. Starch B. Glucose C. Cellulose D. Glycogen What is th...


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Show transcribed image text What is the main carbohydrate in the seeds and roots of plants? a. Starch B. Glucose C. Cellulose D. Glycogen What is the relationship between the following two compounds?


COMPLEX CARBOHIDRATE CLASSES
Main complex carbohydrates belonging to polysaccharides. Among the main complex carbohydrates belonging to polysaccharides we have the following: Starch: The substance of plant reserves. It consists of amylose and amylopectin. It is the main carbohydrate in the diet. The body can break it down into simple sugars by enzymes called amylases, which are mainly found in the saliva and the pancreas. It is found in greater amounts in the seeds of cereals, roots (carrots, beets, etc) and tubercles (potatoes, sweet potatoes, cassava, etc) Glycogen: The main form of complex carbohydrate that is stored as energy reserves in animals.


Biochemistry/Carbohydrates
Biochemistry/Carbohydrates - Complex Carbohydrates (Polysaccharides) 1  Polysaccharides, also called as glycanes, are high molecular weight which on hydrolysis yield monosaccharides. Some sources of complex carbohydrates are pasta, bread, rice, cereals, crackers, corn, beans, potatoes, pumpkin, and peas.


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COMPLEX CARBOHIDRATE CLASSES
Inulin: It is a complex carbohydrate formed by fructose chains. It is a component that appears essentially in the roots of some plants. Among the richest foods in inulin we have the following: Dandelion, chicory, garlic, artichoke, leek, onion or asparagus.


Biochemistry/Carbohydrates
Biochemistry/Carbohydrates - Simple Carbohydrates (Monosaccharides) 1  These are used only for energy in living organisms. Simple carbohydrates are also known as Monosaccharides.The chemical formula for all the monosaccharides is CnH2nOn. 2  The suffix -oses is kept for the aldoses & the suffix -uloses is kept for the ketoses.


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Show transcribed image text What is the main carbohydrate in the seeds and roots of plants? A. Starch B. Glucose C. Cellulose D. Glycogen What is the relationship between the following two compounds? and A. Stereoisomers B. Constitutional isomers C. Identical D.


Biochemistry/Carbohydrates
These are used only for energy in living organisms. Simple carbohydrates are also known as Monosaccharides.The chemical formula for all the monosaccharides is CnH2nOn. They are all structural isomers of each other. There are two main types of monosaccharides.


What are the 5 most common gases in the earth's atmosphere?
The first atmosphere would have consisted of gases in the solar nebula, primarily hydrogen. In addition, there would probably have been simple hydrides such as those now found in the gas giants (Jupiter and Saturn), notably water vapor, methane and ammonia.


Human Physiology/Print Version
During inhalation or exhalation air is pulled towards or away from the lungs, by several cavities, tubes, and openings. The organs of the respiratory system make sure that oxygen enters our bodies and carbon dioxide leaves our bodies. The respiratory tract is the path of air from the nose to the lungs.


Atmosphere of Earth
1 The ionosphere is a region of the atmosphere that is ionized by solar radiation. 2  It is responsible for auroras. 3  During daytime hours, it stretches from 50 to 1,000 km (31 to 621 mi; 160,000 to 3,280,000 ft) and includes the mesosphere, thermosphere, and parts of the exosphere.


Respiratory System
Through the same gaseous pressure principle. Air enters the respiratory system (this is known as inspiration or inhalation) when the pressure is lower inside the lungs and leaves the lungs when the pressure in the atmosphere around the body is lower (known as expiration or exhalation).


Know Your Fishing Rig: When To Throw A Carolina Rig Vs Texas Rig
Water Depth. Texas rigs can be matched with weights as light as 1/8-ounce, which makes this setup the better choice for fishing the shallowest water. A Carolina rig can be equipped with weights as heavy as 2 ounces without inhibiting the lure action, so it is the ideal choice for fishing deep water bass.


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How to Make a Texas Rig or Carolina Rig: Step 1) Get yourself a slip sinker, a bass hook with a medium to long shank and a bass rubber. I have used a red rubber because it looks neat on the Internet but I have actually never caught a bass using these red rubbers. I like to use White, Black or worm color.


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Step 6) For a Carolina Rig, slide the slip sinker up the link about 6 to 12 inches and then place a little split shot on the line to hold the sinker in place. With the rigs above, you don't just cast out into the weeds and reel in. You have to have fun with it.


Know Your Fishing Rig: When To Throw A Carolina Rig Vs Texas Rig
The heavy weight also keeps the lure in better contact with the bottom and the lure on the leader line moves freely through the water giving it a more natural look. A heavier weight on a Texas rig tends to inhibit the action of the soft plastic bait making it less effective in deep open-water situations.


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Step 6) For a Carolina Rig, slide the slip sinker up the link about 6 to 12 inches and then place a little split shot on the line to hold the sinker in place. Using the Rigs: With the rigs above, you don't just cast out into the weeds and reel in. You have to have fun with it.


Know Your Fishing Rig: When To Throw A Carolina Rig Vs Texas Rig
The basic setup of the Carolina rig with its heavy weight (usually ranging in size from 1/2 to 1 ounce) and soft plastic lure trailing behind on a leader line is ideal for dragging quickly along structure to trigger strikes from bottom-hugging bass.


Saltwater Fishing Rigs
A Carolina rig works with egg sinkers up to 3 or 4 ounces. For a heavier weight, replace the egg sinker with a fishfinder slide and clip on a heavier weight. To keep the sinker or fishfinder from snagging on the terminal tackle, place a small plastic bead on the mainline between the weight and the swivel.


Saltwater Fishing Rigs
Carolina Rig or Fishfinder Rig A Carolina rig is one of the best saltwater fishing rigs because it can be used with an artificial or natural saltwater bait and it puts the bait close to the bottom while keeping it from getting hung up on the bottom.


Saltwater Fishing Rigs
You can use a two-hook bottom rig to catch everything from pan fish to giant grouper. While premade saltwater fishing rigs are available, it is easy to tie your own. For smaller fish, start with an arm's length of 30- to 50-pound monofilament and tie four 2- to 3-inch dropper loops 3 to 4 inches apart.


Carolina rig
Carolina rig. The Carolina rig. Various soft plastic fishing rigs and methods have evolved through anglers targeting specific fish species. The Carolina rig is a plastic bait rig similar to the Texas rig, but with the weight fixed above the hook, instead of sliding down to it. Bass Fishing USA - How to rig a Carolina rig'.


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Arachne challenged Athena to a weaving challenge. when they had both finished Athena's tapestry was far the best. in her shame Arachne hung herself but Athena took pitty on he â¦ r dying form and turned her body into the first spider. + 14 others found this useful.


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T here was a contest, in which a mortal dared to come in competition with Athena. That mortal was Arachne, a maiden who had attained such skill in the arts of weaving and embroidery that the nymphs themselves would leave their groves and fountains to come and gaze upon her work.


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A thena wrought on her web the scene of her contest with Poseidon. Twelve of the heavenly powers are represented, Zeus, with august gravity, sitting in the midst. Poseidon, the ruler of the sea, holds his trident, and appears to have just smitten the earth, from which a horse has leaped forth.


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But this she denied, and could not bear to be thought a pupil even of a Goddess.  Let Athena try her skill with mine , said she;  if beaten I will pay the penalty.  Athena heard this and was displeased.


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She blushed, indeed; a sudden color dyed her cheek, and then she grew pale. But she stood to her resolve, and with a foolish conceit of her own skill rushed on her fate. Athena forbore no longer nor interposed any further advice. They proceed to the contest.


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A girl called Arachne dared to say that she was better at weaving than Athena, the goddess of warriors, Athens, wisdom and the INVENTOR OF THE LOOM! She challenged Athena to a â¦ contest!     This resulted in Athena turning Arachne into a spider, which the scientific term for spider (arachnid) comes from.


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Arachne challenged Athena to a basket weaving contest but since Athena is the goddess of Weaving Athena won, and Arachne committed suicide but Athena felt pity and brought her â¦ back from the dead and made her the Goddess of Spiders and that her Children would expert weavers.


What is the story of Arachne and Athena?
Arachne was better at weaving than her, and Athena was the goddess of household crafts, so Arachne being better than her made Athena angry.


The story of Medusa and the Greek goddess Athena
It was Medusa's first time going to the Parthenon. The Parthenon was the biggest temple in Greece. In the Parthenon was the goddess of wisdom and beauty and that was Athena. There was statues of most of the gods and goddesses in the Greek culture. All the people who went there obeyed Athena, all except Medusa.


Arachne And Athena
Why leaves on trees turn beautiful colors in autumn. 5. At the end of this Greek myth, why did Athena turn Arachne into a spider. A. Athena did it, because Arachne wove a prettier tapestry than she did. B. Athena did it, because Arachne was boastful and insulted the gods by the way she portrayed them in her tapestry. C. Athena did it to defend herself from this dangerous girl. D. Athena turned Arachne into a spider just to be mean.


Add or change a tableâs primary key in Access
Change the primary key in Access. If you decide to change a table's primary key, you can do so by following these steps: Remove the existing primary key using the instructions in the section Remove the primary key. Set the primary key using the instructions in the section Set the primary key.et the primary key using fields you already have in Access. For a primary key to work well, the field must uniquely identify each row, never contain an empty or null value, and rarely (ideally, never) change. To set the primary key: Open the database that you want to modify.


Add or change a tableâs primary key in Access
Add or change a tableâs primary key in Access. A primary key is a field or set of fields with values that are unique throughout a table. Values of the key can be used to refer to entire records, because each record has a different value for the key. Each table can only have one primary key.et the primary key using fields you already have in Access. For a primary key to work well, the field must uniquely identify each row, never contain an empty or null value, and rarely (ideally, never) change. To set the primary key: Open the database that you want to modify.


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Next Video: How to Filter Records in a Microsoft Access Table.... 5. Cancel. Before setting or changing the primary key in a Microsoft Access database, it's important to understand that Microsoft Access is going to automatically create a primary key when a table is being designed.o learn how to set or change a primary key with Microsoft Access it's important to understand that Microsoft Access is going to automatically create a primary key when you are designing a table. For example, let's create a table.


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Add an AutoNumber primary key in Access. Note When you create a new table in Datasheet view, Access automatically creates a primary key for you and assigns it the AutoNumber data type. Open the desktop database that you want to modify.et the primary key using fields you already have in Access. For a primary key to work well, the field must uniquely identify each row, never contain an empty or null value, and rarely (ideally, never) change. To set the primary key: Open the database that you want to modify.


Modify Primary Keys
To modify a primary key. Open the Table Designer for the table whose primary key you want to modify, right-click in the Table Designer, and choose Indexes/Keys from the shortcut menu. In the Indexes/Keys dialog box, select the primary key index from the Selected Primary/Unique Key or Index list.Complete an action from the following table: To. Follow these steps. Rename the primary key. Type a new name in the Name box.Make sure that your new name does not duplicate a name in the Selected Primary/Unique Key or Index list. Set the clustered option. To create a clustered index for the primary key, select Create as CLUSTERED, and select the option from the drop-down list box.ype a new name in the Name box. Make sure that your new name does not duplicate a name in the Selected Primary/Unique Key or Index list. Set the clustered option. To create a clustered index for the primary key, select Create as CLUSTERED, and select the option from the drop-down list box.


Add or change a tableâs primary key in Access
In the Navigation Pane, right click the table to which you want to add the primary key and, on the shortcut menu, click Design View. Tip If you don't see the Navigation Pane, press F11 to display it. Locate the first available empty row in the table design grid. In the Field Name field, type a name, such as CustomerID.et the primary key using fields you already have in Access. For a primary key to work well, the field must uniquely identify each row, never contain an empty or null value, and rarely (ideally, never) change. To set the primary key: Open the database that you want to modify.


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Create a primary key by using SQL. To create a primary key for an existing table, you use a CREATE INDEX command. You use the CREATE INDEX command in a data-definition query. On the Create tab, in the Other group, click Query Design.Close the Show Table dialog box. On the Design tab, in the Query Type group, click Data Definition.reate a primary key by using SQL. To create a primary key for an existing table, you use a CREATE INDEX command. You use the CREATE INDEX command in a data-definition query. On the Create tab, in the Other group, click Query Design.


Create or modify tables or indexes by using a data-definition query
Remove a primary key by using SQL. To remove a primary key from a table, you use a DROP INDEX command. You use the DROP INDEX command in a data-definition query. On the Create tab, in the Other group, click Query Design.Close the Show Table dialog box. On the Design tab, in the Query Type group, click Data Definition.reate a primary key by using SQL. To create a primary key for an existing table, you use a CREATE INDEX command. You use the CREATE INDEX command in a data-definition query. On the Create tab, in the Other group, click Query Design.


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This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Before setting or changing the primary key in a Microsoft Access database, it's important to understand that Microsoft Access is going to automatically create a primary key when a table is being designed.his feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Before setting or changing the primary key in a Microsoft Access database, it's important to understand that Microsoft Access is going to automatically create a primary key when a table is being designed.


Add or change a tableâs primary key in Access
Set the primary key using fields you already have in Access. For a primary key to work well, the field must uniquely identify each row, never contain an empty or null value, and rarely (ideally, never) change. To set the primary key: Open the database that you want to modify.et the primary key using fields you already have in Access. For a primary key to work well, the field must uniquely identify each row, never contain an empty or null value, and rarely (ideally, never) change. To set the primary key: Open the database that you want to modify.


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The escalation of violence against the Plains Indians actually began in earnest during the War Between the States. Sherman and Sheridans Indian policy was a continuation and escalation of a policy that General Grenville Dodge, among others, had already commenced.ather, they assume that it was violent and then proffer explanations for that alleged violence (1984, 270). In contrast, an alternative literature based on actual history concludes that the civil society of the American West in the nineteenth century was not very violent.


8b. The French and Indian War
Americans would call this bout the French and Indian War. The first phase of this war was a sheer disaster for Britain. Assaults on French territory ended in bitter defeat. The French and their Indian allies inspired fear on the British frontier by burning and pillaging settlements.The French struck within sixty miles of Philadelphia.Americans were disheartened.They believed that Britain was not making the proper commitment to North America.ssaults on French territory ended in bitter defeat. The French and their Indian allies inspired fear on the British frontier by burning and pillaging settlements. The French struck within sixty miles of Philadelphia.


Wartime sexual violence
Wartime sexual violence is rape or other forms of sexual violence committed by combatants during armed conflict or war or military occupation often as spoils of war; but sometimes, particularly in ethnic conflict, the phenomenon has broader sociological motives.erpetrators of sexual violence against women and children commonly include not only enemy civilians and troops but also allied and national civilians and even comrades in arms.. The victims of war rape are usually civilians, a category first recognized in the 19th century.


Shared Flashcard Set
Definition. 1. they journeyed all the way to the pacific ocean2. they documented the natural resources of the upper Louisiana purchase3. they nefotiated with indian tribes to allow future access to their lands4. they charted the course of the missouri river.Term.. they journeyed all the way to the pacific ocean2. they documented the natural resources of the upper Louisiana purchase3. they nefotiated with indian tribes to allow future access to their lands4. they charted the course of the missouri river. Term.


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One of the oddest facts about the Indian Wars is that Custer famously instructed a band to play an Irish jig called âGarry Owensâ during the attacks on Indian villages. âThis was Custerâs way of gentling war. It made killing more rhythmic,â writes Marshall.hese authors also argue that various factors can alter the incentives for trade, as opposed to waging a war of conquest as a means of acquiring land. One of the most important factors is the existence of a standing army, as opposed to militias, which were used in the American West prior to the War Between the States.


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Contrary to popular perception, the Old West was much more peaceful than American cities are today. The real culture of violence on the frontier during the latter half of the nineteenth century sprang from the U.S. governments policies toward the Plains Indians.ather, they assume that it was violent and then proffer explanations for that alleged violence (1984, 270). In contrast, an alternative literature based on actual history concludes that the civil society of the American West in the nineteenth century was not very violent.


Historical Sketches of Wilkes County
He was born in the 1740s to Irish parents who were squatting on Indian land in the Juniata Valley. They were evicted from their homestead by colonial agents during the Burnt Cabins expedition of 1750, but like many other squatters, the Girty family remained on the frontier, one step ahead of the law.atriots in western Pennsylvania accused him of planning an Indian assault on Pittsburgh, and he decided to join the British cause, participating in Indian and loyalist raids against Pennsylvania's settlers and soldiers. The American patriots even offered an $800 reward for his arrest or proof of his death.


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The civil society of the American West in the nineteenth century was much more peaceful than American cities are today, and the evidence suggests that in fact the Old West was not a very violent place at all.ather, they assume that it was violent and then proffer explanations for that alleged violence (1984, 270). In contrast, an alternative literature based on actual history concludes that the civil society of the American West in the nineteenth century was not very violent.


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The Indians giving a Talk to Colonel Bouquet, by Benjamin West, 1766. Why did the American patriots put an $800 price on Simon Girty's head during the American Revolution? From a very early age, this infamous Pennsylvanian had seen his share of violence on the frontier.atriots in western Pennsylvania accused him of planning an Indian assault on Pittsburgh, and he decided to join the British cause, participating in Indian and loyalist raids against Pennsylvania's settlers and soldiers. The American patriots even offered an $800 reward for his arrest or proof of his death.


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The Real Cause of Violence in the American West. The real culture of violence in the American West of the latter half of the nineteenth century sprang from the U.S. governments policies toward the Plains Indians.ather, they assume that it was violent and then proffer explanations for that alleged violence (1984, 270). In contrast, an alternative literature based on actual history concludes that the civil society of the American West in the nineteenth century was not very violent.


The Pledge â Taking Security over Shares
In the event that the pledgor is in default under and in accordance with the term of the share pledge agreement the terms of that agreement will usually provide for the pledgee to enforce its security by transferring the pledged shares into its own name.


The Pledge â Taking Security over Shares
However, such a requirement may be stated in the share pledge agreement. Furthermore, if the pledgee proceeds and sells the pledged shares in these circumstances, it usually has a common law obligation to obtain a reasonable market price for the shares at the relevant time.


Pledge, Security Agreement And Account Control Agreement
(b). The Pledgor, the Company and the Bank acknowledge and agree that all Collateral on deposit in the account is subject to the sole dominion, control and discretion of the Trustee, its authorized agents or designees, subject to the terms of this Agreement.


Pledge, Security Agreement And Account Control Agreement
RECITALS. WHEREAS, the Company and the Trustee are parties to that certain Junior Subordinated Indenture dated as of April 30, 2009 with respect to the Companyâs Junior Subordinated Notes due 2035 (the â Securities â) (as the same may be amended, restated, supplemented or replaced from time to time, the â Indenture â).


The Pledge â Taking Security over Shares
Similarly, in the context of a pledge of shares, a share pledge agreement is usually executed between the registered owner of the pledged shares (the pledgor) and the individual or legal entity in whose favour the pledge is executed (the pledgee).


The Pledge â Taking Security over Shares
1 a certified copy of a resolution from the board of directors of the company approving the pledge of the shares under the share pledge agreement and the transfer of the shares to the pledgee (in the event that the pledge is enforced); and.


pledge
For the pledgee, on the other hand, there is more than the duty to care for the pledgor's property. The pledgee has the right to the possession and control of any income accruing during the period of the pledge, unless an agreement to the contrary exists.


The Pledge â Taking Security over Shares
1 on the date on which the pledgee serves a written termination notice on the pledgor (in the event that the pledgee chooses in its sole discretion not to enforce the share pledge agreement); or. 2  upon enforcement of the pledge by the pledgee in the event of default by the pledgor under the share pledge agreement.


Pledge, Security Agreement And Account Control Agreement
â Person â shall mean a legal person, including any individual, corporation, estate, partnership, joint venture, association, joint stock company, limited liability company, trust, unincorporated association, government or any agency or political subdivision thereof, or any other entity of whatever nature.


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College Or University, Department Head average salary is $108,869, median salary is $93,000 with a salary range from $34,900 to $272,084. College Or University, Department Head salaries are collected from government agencies and companies.


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College Or University, Department Head average salary is $108,869, median salary is $93,000 with a salary range from $34,900 to $272,084. College Or University, Department Head salaries are collected from government agencies and companies. Each salary is associated with a real job position.


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College Or University, Department Head average salary is $108,869, median salary is $93,000 with a salary range from $34,900 to $272,084.


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Typically reports to a department head. View Professor-Nursing Salaries Alternate Job Titles: Professor-Nursing, College Professor-Nursing, University Professor-Nursing Categories: Education Professor-Rehabilitation Salaries Conducts college-level courses in the field of rehabilitation and therapy.


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Department Head average salary is $92,333, median salary is $92,400 with a salary range from $30,000 to $191,520. Department Head salaries are collected from government agencies and companies. Each salary is associated with a real job position.


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Department Head average salary is $92,333, median salary is $92,400 with a salary range from $30,000 to $191,520.


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College Or University, Department Head salaries are collected from government agencies and companies.


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Department Head Salary. Department Head average salary is $92,333, median salary is $92,400 with a salary range from $30,000 to $191,520. Department Head salaries are collected from government agencies and companies.


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Department Head average salary is $92,333, median salary is $92,400 with a salary range from $30,000 to $191,520. Department Head salaries are collected from government agencies and companies. Each salary is associated with a real job position. Department Head salary statistics is not exclusive and is for reference only.


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Department Head Salary. Department Head average salary is $92,333, median salary is $92,400 with a salary range from $30,000 to $191,520.


Metal Extrusion
Metal extrusion is a metal forming process in which a work piece, of a certain length and cross section, is forced to flow through a die of a smaller cross sectional area, thus forming the work to the new cross section. The length of the extruded part will vary, dependant upon the amount of material in the work piece and the profile extruded.


Extrusion
Hot extrusion. 1  Aluminium hot extrusion die. 2  Front side of a four family die. For reference, the die is 228 mm (9.0 in) in diameter. 3  Close up of the shape cut into the die. Notice that the walls are drafted and that the back wall thickness varies. 4  Back side of die. The wall thickness of the extrusion is 3 mm (0.12 in).


Extrusion
Equipment. 1  Movement of the extrusion with relation to the ram. If the die is held stationary and the ram moves towards it then it is called direct extrusion. If the ram is held stationary and the die moves towards the ram it is called indirect extrusion. 2  The position of the press, either vertical or horizontal.


Extrusion
Metals that are commonly extruded include: 1  Aluminium is the most commonly extruded material. 2  Brass is used to extrude corrosion free rods, automobile parts, pipe fittings, engineering parts. 3  Copper (1100 to 1825 Â°F (600 to 1000 Â°C)) pipe, wire, rods, bars, tubes, and welding electrodes.


Extrusion
Direct extrusion, also known as forward extrusion, is the most common extrusion process. It works by placing the billet in a heavy walled container. The billet is pushed through the die by a ram or screw.


Metal Extrusion
During a metal extrusion process, metal from a work piece of a certain cross section is forced to flow through a die of smaller cross section, forming an extruded part. It is important to understand the flow of material that occurs as the part is being formed.


Extrusion
A thick solid glass ring that is 0.25 to 0.75 in (6 to 18 mm) thick is placed in the chamber on the die to lubricate the extrusion as it is forced through the die. A second advantage of this glass ring is its ability to insulate the heat of the billet from the die.


Extrusion
Extrusion is a process used to create objects of a fixed cross-sectional profile. A material is pushed through a die of the desired cross-section. The two main advantages of this process over other manufacturing processes are its ability to create very complex cross-sections, and to work materials that are brittle, because the material only encounters compressive and shear stresses. It also forms parts with an excellent surface finish. Drawing is a similar process, which uses the tensile strengt


Extrusion
Hot extrusion. Hot extrusion is a hot working process, which means it is done above the material's recrystallization temperature to keep the material from work hardening and to make it easier to push the material through the die. Most hot extrusions are done on horizontal hydraulic presses that range


Extrusion
Also referred to as hole flanging, hollow cavities within extruded material cannot be produced using a simple flat extrusion die, because there would be no way to support the centre barrier of the die. Instead, the die assumes the shape of a block with depth, beginning first with a shape profile that supports the center section.


Standard deviation
Thus, the average value of the numbers in the set is 16.2, even though none of them is exactly 16.2. To find the Standard Deviation, you need the average value of the numbers in the set (the Mean), as well as the total number of values in the set, and the values themselves.


Menstrual synchrony
Region 6: Sub-Saharan Africa. a b c d e. T F About 75% of the countries in Region 1 have an infant mortality rate less than about 75, while. about 75% of the countries in Region 6 have an infant mortality rate more than about 75. T F The distribution of infant mortality rates in Region 4 is left skewed. T F The median infant mortality rate in Region 4 is about the same as the first quartile of Region 3. T F The variability in the infant mortality rate is the smallest in Regions 2 and 5.


What is standard deviation in psychology?
It is defined as the positive square root of the mean of the squared deviations from mean. The square of S.D is called variance. The standard deviation is used as a measure ofâ¦ the variance of a measurement within a group of objects.


Sampling Distributions & The Central Limit Theorem Miscellaneous on-line topics forFinite Mathematics
That is why we used $n-1$ instead of $n$ in the formula for sample standard deviation; if we used the same formula as for the population standard deviation, it would have been a biased estimator. Following is a summary of the properties of the sampling distribution.


Why is it a useful value to report standard deviation?
no it is not possible because you have to take the square of error that is (x-X)2. the square of any number is always positive     ----------  Improved answer:â¦   It is not possible to have a negative standard deviation because:    SD (standard deviation) is equal to the square of V (variance).


Sampling Distributions & The Central Limit Theorem Miscellaneous on-line topics forFinite Mathematics
That is, $X = 1$ if it's a head and $X = 0$ if it's a tail. Determine whether the sample mean is an unbiased estimator of the population mean. Solution We need to compare the population mean for $X$ with the expected value of the sampling distribution of the sample means. That is, we must compare two expected values:


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In short, the relationship between the Mean and the Standard Deviation can be expressed as follows: The Standard Deviation is the Square Root of the Average of the Squares of all the Differences between values in a set and the Mean of that set. SQRT ( ( (V1 - Mean)2 + (V2 - Mean)2 + ...


Tinea Pedis  (Athlete's Foot)
Oral antifungal drugs for treating athlete's foot (tinea pedis). Athlete's foot (tinea pedis) is a fungal infection of the feet that is easily spread and difficult to get rid of. This review compared different oral antifungal drugs (i.e. drugs taken by mouth), and it included 15 trials, involving 1438 participants.bout Athlete's Foot. Many people will have athlete's foot at some time throughout their life. It is usually the gaps between the toes that are affected. Athlete's foot can normally be treated effectively with creams available from the pharmacy.


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Athlete's foot (tinea pedis) is a fungal infection of the skin of the foot. Most athlete's foot is caused by one of two types of fungus.1  Trichophyton mentagrophytes often causes toe web or vesicular (blisterlike) infections. 2  The infection appears suddenly, is severe, and is easily treated.3  Trichophyton rubrum often causes moccasin-type infections.ost athlete's foot is caused by one of two types of fungus. 1  Trichophyton mentagrophytes often causes toe web or vesicular (blisterlike) infections. 2  The infection appears suddenly, is severe, and is easily treated. 3  Trichophyton rubrum often causes moccasin-type infections.


Athleteâs Foot (Tinea Pedis)
Athleteâs footâalso called tinea pedisâis a contagious fungal infection that affects the skin on the feet and can spread to the toenails and sometimes the hands. The fungal infection is called athleteâs foot because it is commonly seen in athletes.Athleteâs foot is not serious, but sometimes it is hard to cure.thleteâs footâalso called tinea pedisâis a contagious fungal infection that affects the skin on the feet and can spread to the toenails and sometimes the hands. The fungal infection is called athleteâs foot because it is commonly seen in athletes. Athleteâs foot is not serious, but sometimes it is hard to cure.


Overview
Athlete's foot (tinea pedis) is a fungal infection that usually begins between the toes. It occurs most commonly in people whose feet have become very sweaty while confined within tight-fitting shoes. Signs and symptoms of athlete's foot include a scaly rash that usually causes itching, stinging and burning.thlete's foot is closely related to other fungal infections such as ringworm and jock itch. It can be treated with over-the-counter antifungal medications, but the infection often recurs.


When was athletes foot discovered?
Written by Kevin on. A long time ago scientists believed that athletes foot was caused by insect bites. It wasnât until scientists discovered the athlete foot microorganisms in the early 19th century and then later on dermatophytes were discovered.Dermatophytes are the primary cause of athletes foot.Athletes foot is an infectious condition caused by dermatophytes.t wasnât until scientists discovered the athlete foot microorganisms in the early 19th century and then later on dermatophytes were discovered. Dermatophytes are the primary cause of athletes foot. Athletes foot is an infectious condition caused by dermatophytes.


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1 Athlete's foot may cause foot itching, burning, pain, and scaling. 2  When athlete's foot is caused by a fungus, it can be treated with antifungal medications, many of which are available over the counter.3  Keeping the feet dry by using cotton socks andbreathable shoes can help prevent athlete's foot. When caused by a fungus, athlete's foot may spread to the palms, groin, and body. 2  Fungal infections of the feet are contagious and can be spread person to person or by walking on contaminated objects and floors. 3  Athlete's foot may cause foot itching, burning, pain, and scaling.


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How You Got Athleteâs Foot. Tinea Pedis is a fungal foot infection commonly known as Athleteâs Foot. You donât have to be an athlete to get athleteâs foot. Characterized by scaly, peeling, itchy, and even blistering skin on the feet, athleteâs foot is spread by direct contact with fungi in damp places.inea Pedis is a fungal foot infection commonly known as Athleteâs Foot. You donât have to be an athlete to get athleteâs foot.


How You Got Athleteâs Foot
Tinea Pedis is a fungal foot infection commonly known as Athleteâs Foot. You donât have to be an athlete to get athleteâs foot.Characterized by scaly, peeling, itchy, and even blistering skin on the feet, athleteâs foot is spread by direct contact with fungi in damp places.inea Pedis is a fungal foot infection commonly known as Athleteâs Foot. You donât have to be an athlete to get athleteâs foot.


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1 Athlete's foot is a common skin infection of the webs of the toes and soles of the feet. 2  When caused by a fungus, athlete's foot may spread to the palms, groin, and body. 3  Fungal infections of the feet are contagious and can be spread person to person or by walking on contaminated objects and floors. When caused by a fungus, athlete's foot may spread to the palms, groin, and body. 2  Fungal infections of the feet are contagious and can be spread person to person or by walking on contaminated objects and floors. 3  Athlete's foot may cause foot itching, burning, pain, and scaling.


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Athlete's foot and ringworm are both caused by a fungus in the tinea family. If the fungal infection is on the foot it is called Tinea Pedis (athlete's foot).If it is found o â¦ n the body it is called Tinea Corporis (ringworm).Jock itch is caused by the same tinea.thlete's foot and ringworm are both caused by a fungus in the tinea family. If the fungal infection is on the foot it is called Tinea Pedis (athlete's foot).


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1 Certain types of chemotherapy, such as paclitaxel, may also cause myalgias. Other possible causes of myalgias are:  Infections - Infection in the blood, which produces a fever, may cause muscle aches. You may also have an infection or inflammation in one of your muscle groups, that may have caused pain.


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1 Certain types of chemotherapy, such as paclitaxel, may also cause myalgias.  Infections - Infection in the blood, which produces a fever, may cause muscle aches. You may also have an infection or inflammation in one of your muscle groups, that may have caused pain.


Joint Pain (Arthralgias)
1 You may have pain in your joints, as well as your muscles. 2  You may be overly tired, or very weak (fatigued). It may be hard for you to do any kind of your normal activities.  You may feel depressed if your pain is constant.


Your Body after Treatment
Rest or sleep does not cure the type of fatigue you may have after cancer treatment, and doctors do not know its exact cause(s). The causes of fatigue are different for people who are receiving treatment than they are for those who have completed treatment: Fatigue during treatment can be caused by cancer therapy. Other problems can also play a part in fatigue, like anemia (having too few red blood cells), poor nutrition, not drinking enough liquids, and depression. Pain can also make fatigue worse.


Your Body after Treatment
If your mouth is sore, remember to stay away from: 1  Sharp, crunchy foods, like taco chips, that could scrape or cut your mouth. 2  Foods that are hot, spicy, or high in acid, like citrus fruits and juices, which can irritate your mouth.  Sugary foods, like candy or soda, that could cause cavities.


Your Body after Treatment
Problems with your mouth or teeth. Research shows that many people who have been treated for cancer develop problems with their mouth and teeth. Radiation to the head and neck can cause problems with your teeth and gums; the soft, moist lining of your mouth; glands that make saliva (spit); and jawbones.


Late Effects of Cancer Treatment
Chemotherapy medicines interfere with the rapidly growing cells of the body. These cells can include those related to hair, skin, fingernails or the stomach lining. This is why chemotherapy can cause temporary side effects. These include mouth sores, upset stomach, hair loss or skin rashes. Side effects usually improve as the normal (or non-cancer) tissues repair themselves. Not all chemotherapy medicines have the same late effects.


Muscle Pain (Myalgias)
1 Other possible causes of myalgias are: 2  Infections - Infection in the blood, which produces a fever, may cause muscle aches. You may also have an infection or inflammation in one of your muscle groups, that may have caused pain.  Prolonged muscle use - usually with exercise or movements that your body is not used to.


Your Body after Treatment
After chemotherapy, some women stop getting their periods every month or stop getting them altogether. Some cancer treatments can cause changes in women's bodies and reduce the amount of hormones the body makes. These changes can cause your periods to stop, as well as cause other symptoms of menopause.


What is a Spinal Compression Fracture?
Osteoporosis isnât the sole cause of spinal compression fractures; they may also be the result of injury, and certain types of cancer or tumors. Complications of Spinal Compression Fractures. Multiple spinal compression fractures can cause your spine to shrink and hunch forward, resulting in a stooped posture. This forward curvature of the spine is known as kyphosis, and it can make even the most common activities, such as walking, a challenge.


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Warnings signs of bone loss include: 1  Change in posture or curvature of the spine. 2  Broken bones from a fall, particularly in the wrist or hip. 3  Back pain.


Symptoms of Arthritis of the Spine
The low back pain due to facet joint arthritis has a typical pattern: 1  The pain is mostly â more than 80% â in the back, runs into the buttocks, and often really feels like itâs in the hip. 2  As it gets even worse people often report burning on the outer aspect of the thigh, and sometimes pain down the leg.


More Than Just Joints: How Rheumatoid Arthritis Affects the Rest of Your Body
An unusual complication with rheumatoid arthritis is Felty's syndrome. This is when your spleen is enlarged and your white blood cell count is low. It can increase your risk of lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph glands. Lung Problems


Complications of Ankylosing Spondylitis
The condition can lead to complications affecting not just the spine, but the eyes and heart. At least half a million Americans have ankylosing spondylitis (AS), a painful and sometimes debilitating arthritis of the spine. Most people with the condition experience lower back pain and stiffness, but AS can be unpredictable and lead to a range of other complications affecting different parts of the body.


Arthritis in the Neck â Cervical Spondylosis
Overview of Cervical Spondylosis and Arthritis of the Neck. Arthritis is one cause of cervical radiculopathy. CNRI/Science Photo Library/Getty Images. Aging is inevitable and with it comes wear and tear on the joints of the spine.


Complications
Problems that can affect the joints include: 1  damage to nearby bone and cartilage (a tough, flexible tissue that covers the surface of joints) 2  damage to nearby tendons (flexible tissue that attach muscle to bone), which could cause them to break (rupture) 3  joint deformities.


Complications
Complications. Rheumatoid arthritis can put you at a higher risk of developing other conditions, particularly if it's not well controlled. Some of these conditions are described below. Carpal tunnel syndrome. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common condition in people with rheumatoid arthritis.


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Osteoporosis is the main cause of spinal fractures, but they may also be the result of injury or a spinal tumor.


Symptoms of spinal arthritis
Symptoms of different types of spinal arthritis. Osteoarthritis of the spine, the more common of the two conditions, is a degenerative form of spinal arthritis, meaning that the cartilage of the facet joints begins to degrade and break down, causing increased bone-on-bone contact.


Which burns more calories, walking or running?
I'm not sure where you heard that running and walking one mile burns the same number of calories, but as you found out with your experiment, this statement is not correct. Distance itself does not really determine total calories burned.


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Walking at face paces âforces your body to move in ways it wasnât designed to move,â thus increasing internal friction. Obviously, faster running burns more calories but walking is still a great way to burn off calories. The point is to do something that challenges you without leaving you exhausted. Check out the RunKeeper app for your iPhone to track your speed and calorie burn for your exercise.


Which burns more calories, walking or running?
Exercising at a higher intensity burns more calories per minute, which is much more relevant than distance. In addition, if you weigh more, you burn more calories doing the same activity (this is just something to keep in mind. I'm not suggesting that you gain weight to increase the number of calories that you burn!).


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When Walking Burns More Calories Than Running. A writer from Runnerâs World magazine got to wondering about burning calories while walking versus running. Her experiment discovered something interesting about the two cardio activities. Wearing a heart-rate monitor she ran on the treadmill at 6 different speeds.


Does Running Burn More Calories than Walking?
Is it a myth that runners burn more calories than walkers? It just makes sense - all that sweating and huffing and puffing must mean more calories are being burnt, right? Actually, the difference in calories burned per mile or kilometer is very small, and there is no difference at higher walking speeds.


Does Running Burn More Calories than Walking?
You will burn more calories per mile at every speed by weighing more, but it is a very small difference and not worth the risk of strain. Every extra pound means more pounding on your feet, ankles, knees and hips. It is better to walk or run further than to add any weight.


Calories Burned Calculator
That's easy, just be alive! Your body is constantly burning calories to keep your body functioning. To burn more calories, do more activities, and the more strenuous the activity the greater the calorie burn. How many calories to lose one pound? You have to burn 3500 calories to lose one pound of weight. This is why you should use a calorie counter regularly. How to lose 20 pounds? You have to have a calorie deficit* of 70,000 calories to lose 20 pounds (*burn 70,000 more calories than the number of calories you eat).


Which burns more calories, walking or running?
You can also try walking on an incline (or hills) to increase calorie burn or alternating running and walking (interval training), which is great for people just starting a more intense exercise program or looking to improve their overall fitness level.


Does Running Burn More Calories than Walking?
Calories per Mile. Between the speeds of 5 and 9 miles per hour, runners expend almost the same calories per mile. The METs are higher for faster speeds just to reflect that they will go more miles in that same hour. This assumes they will run for an entire hour, rather than doing a set number of miles.


Which burns more calories, walking or running?
Also, if you are more fit, you actually burn fewer calories doing the same activity, but the good news is that you burn more calories from fat when you are fit. The bottom line is that more intense exercise, like running, is a more time efficient workout.


Best Travel Credit Cards To Get In 2018
When you join Easy Rewards, youâll earn one point per night you stay at our hotels. After 10 nights, you can redeem your points for $40 cash or a $75 room voucher.


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Driving distance from Minneapolis, MN to Ham Lake, MN. The total driving distance from Minneapolis, MN to Ham Lake, MN is 23 miles or 37 kilometers. Your trip begins in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It ends in Ham Lake, Minnesota. If you are planning a road trip, you might also want to calculate the total driving time from Minneapolis, MN to Ham Lake, MN so you can see when you'll arrive at your destination.


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Ham Lake. Ham Lake is a 96 acre lake located in Sawyer County. It has a maximum depth of 28 feet.


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1 Enter the Distance To city, village, town, airport or place name from Wisconsin (US) in the Distance To (second) text box. 2  You can also enter airport name or code from Wisconsin (US) in above fields.


Ham Lake Sawyer County, 96 Acres
Sawyer County, 96 Acres. Ham Lake is a 96 acre lake located in Sawyer County. It has a maximum depth of 28 feet. Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass and Walleye. The lake's water is moderately clear.


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[ Note: The distance between cities in Wisconsin (US) distance chart below is straight line distance (may be called as flying or air distance) between the two locations in Wisconsin (US) calculated based on their latitudes and longitudes. This distance may be very much different from the actual travel distance.].


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Major cities near Luck, WI. This is a list of large cities closest to Luck, WI. A big city usually has a population of at least 200,000 and you can often fly into a major airport. If you need to book a flight, search for the nearest airport to Luck, WI. 1  53 miles to Saint Paul, MN. 2  56 miles to Minneapolis, MN. 3  228 miles to Madison, WI. 4  282 miles to Milwaukee, WI. 5  342 miles to Omaha, NE.


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Glossary of rail transport terms
Distance between cities in Minnesota. All cities and towns in Minnesota. Check the driving and straight line distance between any Minnesota town or city and any other location in the world. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z.


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Distance in miles gives you the mileage between cities by this Wisconsin (US) mileage calculator. Wisconsin (US) Distance Chart (Distance Table): For your quick reference, below is a Distance Chart or Distance Table of distances between some of the major cities in Wisconsin (US).


ASIO4ALL
ASIO4ALL is a free and alternative audio driver which allows its users to get very low latencies from their sound adapter.


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RE: what's an asio driver? I'm trying to record my voice in fl studio 9 but it says i need to record through an asio driver and i dont know what that is please help. Source(s): 39 asio driver: https://biturl.im/8TghM. Goose Â· 2 months ago.


ASIO4ALL
Compatibility with this asio driver software may vary, but will generally run fine under Microsoft Windows 8, 8.1, 7, Vista and XP on either a 32-bit or 64-bit setup. A separate x64 version may be available from Michael Tippach. We have tested ASIO4ALL 2.12 against malware with several different programs.


What's an asio driver?
Best Answer: yeah depending on what kind of soundcard u have it may not have capabilities for u to record audio into ur FL program. U can dowload ASIO4all, get a soundcard with ASIO (as the other guy mentioned), or think about upgrading to a USB or PCI audio interface. http://www.google.com/products?q=usb+aud... http://www.google.com/products?q=pci+aud...


ASIO (Audio Stream Input/Output)
ASIO expands on the basic capabilities of a standard computer sound card, most of which can only provide stereo (two-channel) audio input and output. The ASIO specification defines the interface that manufacturers of professional audio sound cards must use to create an ASIO driver for their hardware.


ASIO4ALL
While most sound cards on the market allow you to playback audio without issue, ASIO4ALL provides a free alternative if you're having issues running software which increases latency on sound output.


What's an asio driver?
I'm trying to record my voice in fl studio 9 but it says i need to record through an asio driver and i dont know what that is please help. Add your answer.


"What is ""ASIO""?"
Audio Stream Input/Output: An ASIO audio device driver interface. ASIO is a protocol established by Steinberg of Germany as an application API for audio signal input/output, and is the de facto industry standard. Mac OS X's Core Audio is considered equivalent technology.


ASIO (Audio Stream Input/Output)
Part of the Peripherals glossary: ASIO (Audio Stream Input/Output), developed by Steinberg, is a cross-platform, multi-channel audio transfer protocol that is being adopted by many of the manufacturers of audio /MIDI sequencing applications. It allows software to have access to the multi-channel capabilities of a wide range of powerful sound cards.


ASIO (Audio Stream Input/Output)
Continue Reading About ASIO (Audio Stream Input/Output). 1  Steinberg is the creator of the VST software plug-in format, and manufacturer of the popular MIDI sequencing package, Cubase. 2  Logic Audio from Emagic is an ASIO-compatible product. 3  So is Studio Vision and Vision DSP from Opcode. 4  And so is PARIS, a digital audio workstation from Ensoniq.


What is Illustrator?
Adobe Illustrator can be used to accomplish many different design tasks, from illustration to app development. This course demonstrates core concepts and techniques that can be applied to any workflowâfor print, the web, or building assets that will find their way into other applications.


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Happy birthday, Illustrator. For 30 years, Illustrator has shaped, colored, and added texture to our world. Today, the groundbreaking vector graphics app continues to lead the industry. More than six million images are created in Illustrator every day â from logos and icons to graphics on soda cans and city buses.


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Chapters cover program foundations, freeform drawing and geometric shapes, masks and blend effects, brushes and patterns, designing with Illustrator, Illustrator and the Web, and integrating Illustrator and Photoshop.


illustration
Definition of illustration. 1  1a : the action of illustrating : the condition of being illustratedb archaic : the action of making illustrious or honored or distinguished. 2  2 : something that serves to illustrate: such asa : an example or instance that helps make something clearb : a picture or diagram that helps make something clear or attractive.


illustration
Definition of illustration. 1a : the action of illustrating : the condition of being illustratedb archaic : the action of making illustrious or honored or distinguished.


Artist Vs. Illustrator: What's the Difference?
How Artists and Illustrators Differ. The general term 'artist,' can refer to a wide range of careers, including illustrators. Just as there are many different types of artists, there are different types of illustrators. Take a look at information on various art and illustration career options. Artists use art to communicate thoughts, feelings and ideas.


The state of the art of illustration.
Go from blank page to brilliant. Illustrator is part of Creative Cloud, which means you can access all your assets â including Adobe Stock â right inside the app and quickly turn a blank page into a beautiful work of art. And with Adobe CreativeSync, everything is connected across your desktop and mobile apps.


illustration
The illustration on page 30 shows the parts of an engine. a book with many photographs and illustrations. The illustrations that he provided in his speech were very effective. They selected photographs to use for the illustration of the book. Illustration is the key to good communication.


United States Army
More recently, U.S. Army personnel have been involved as part of the War in Afghanistan (2001) and the Invasion of Iraq (2003). The branch is regarded as one of the most powerful in the world based on combat experience, equipment quality and training alone. Grade.


Military Ranks in Major Countries Enlisted from Lowest to Highest
The military is headed by the President of the US. The U.S. Department of Defense directs the military policies, and is headed by the Secretary of Defense. At around $700 billion (2012 est.), the US has the highest defense budget in the world. Mentioned below are the ranks of the armed forces of US.


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US Navy Military Ranks, Lowest to Highest. The most powerful naval force in the world belongs to the United States Navy with its many ships, submarines, aircraft and fighting men and women. Over 150 entries and counting. From fastest to forgettable. These lumbering beasts made their debut.


What are the military ranks highest to lowest?
What are the military ranks highest to lowest? What are the military ranks highest to lowest? Update: I don't mean seperate branches, I mean the overall army (Marines, Navy, AirForce). List highest rank to lowest rank and everything in between. No descriptions of ranks are needed. Update 2: Aussies are Australian...Please list US ranks.


Army Ranks (Enlisted and Officers, Lowest to Highest)
US Army Military Ranks, Lowest to Highest. The United States Army remains one of the most powerful forces in the world based on recent combat experiences, equipment and training. The US Army maintains a long-standing tradition dating as far back as 1775 when the first companies of riflemen were formed by the Continental Congress.


Military Ranks in Major Countries Enlisted from Lowest to Highest
Mentioned below are the military ranks in some of the militarily strongest countries in the world. The Armed Forces of the United States of America have played an important role in making America one of the biggest superpowers on earth.


Highest military ranks
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. In many nations the highest military ranks are classed as being equivalent to, or are officially described as, five-star ranks. However, a number of nations have used or proposed ranks such as generalissimo which are senior to their five-star equivalent ranks. This article summarises those ranks.


What are the military ranks highest to lowest?
There is no 'overall army'..the Army IS a branch OF the military..as is Marines, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard etc. Example, Marines are not 'part of' the Army, they are only associated by the fact they are both separate branches of the military. IE.


Military Ranks in Major Countries Enlisted from Lowest to Highest
Military Ranks: Lowest to Highest. The 'rank' in any organization symbolizes the responsibilities and duties that the concerned person has to perform. The military is no different and there is a structure in place to ensure that the defense institution as a whole, functions smoothly, and is prepared to face any eventuality. Advertisement.


Census points to non-religious NZ
He said his faith had given him the clear direction he felt he needed. Census 2013 figures published yesterday show Islam is among the few religions that grew strongly in the past seven years. New Zealand now has 45,963 Muslims, up from 35,856 in 2006. Mr Morgan said his newfound faith meant giving up many things and, he believed, cost him a few friends.


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On the 9th of July in last year, a Parliamentary Paper, under the title of Abstracts of certain Principal Results of a Census of New Zealand, taken in December, 1867, was published and presented to both Houses of the General Assembly.


Census points to non-religious NZ
But while Christianity may be dwindling, other religions, often linked with a rise in migrants, are flourishing. Hinduism, Sikhism and Islam have all grown hugely. There are now 89,000 Hindus in New Zealand, a rise of 16,000 since 2006. During the same period the New Zealand Indian population grew by about 50,000.


ABOUT THE CENSUS
Since 1961, Australia has had a census every five years. Before this, censuses were less regular, but they occurred at least once a decade. Census information is used to support the planning, administration and policy development of governments, business and other users. It is available to the general public.


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The Population of New Zealand (exclusive of Aboriginal Natives, and of the Military and their Families), was, ââas shown by the Census Returns for December, 1867,â218,668, of whom 131,929 were Males, and 86,739 Females.


Census points to non-religious NZ
Anglicans have taken the biggest hit, losing nearly 100,000 followers, with the flock dropping to just 459,000. The sharp drop means Catholicism is, for the first time, New Zealand's most popular religion, with 492,000 devotees, down from 508,000 in 2006.


ABOUT THE CENSUS
What is a census? A census is the official counting of the size and characteristics of the population, for social analysis and government planning. A census was first conducted in Victoria in 1854 and the first national census was taken in 1911. Since 1961, a census has been taken every five years. Aboriginal people were not officially included in the national census until 1971.


How often is the Census taken in the USA?
Best Answer: There are 2 parts to the answer. The federal government has done a national census every 10 years in years ending in 0, but states and territories used to do their own censuses between the federal censuses. For instance, Michigan did 3 censuses between 1836-1838. Most of the first 30 states had their own censuses done outside of federal censuses.


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Proportions of the Sexes in the Colony. The Number of Males in New Zealand, (exclusive of the Aboriginal Natives and the Military and their Families), according to the Census Returns for December 1867, was 131,929, or 60.33 per cent, of the whole Population. The Number of Females was 86,739, or 39.67 per cent.


Census points to non-religious NZ
Census 2013 figures released yesterday show any claim to a Christian majority in New Zealand is shaky, with fewer than 1.9 million people affiliated with a church, down from more than 2 million in 2006.


Painting Estimators: How Much Does it Cost to Hire a Painter?
Painting a home exterior: Siding, decks and garages may be included in projects, all of which will vary in cost. Learn more about the current average cost to paint a home exterior. Painting a small home project: Small projects might include one


Painting a House Cost
Choose the best quality paint you can afford; it lasts longer. 1  Experts estimate that the outside of a house should be painted every 5-7 years, but less-expensive paint may start peeling or fading in 4 years or less while really high-quality paint will hold up a bit longer.


Painting Estimators: How Much Does it Cost to Hire a Painter?
Once you have an idea what you're working with, go to your local home improvement store and compare the costs of a gallon in person. Painting professionals can also quote average prices from their years of experience working with different paint qualities.


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How much painting a house should cost. Average costs and comments from CostHelper's team of professional journalists and community of users. Exterior paint averages $25-$40 a gallon, and a 3,000-square-foot home takes 15 or more gallons of paint, or $375-$600 just for the paint. However, really premium paint can cost $50-$100 a gallon, or $750-$1,500 for that large home.


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Independent of labor you can figure the psf cost for paint and the amount of paint needed in this manner. 1 gal of paint will cover approx. 300sf. A 5 gal bucket costs anywhere between $120-$150.


Painting Estimators: How Much Does it Cost to Hire a Painter?
Trompe l'oeil creates a realistic image or optical illusion in three dimensions; a mural is a painting composed on a wall of any size -- and of any paint medium. These two projects vary in price, with a trompe l'oeil typically costing more because of its complexity.


Painting a House Cost
Typical costs: Exterior paint averages $25-$40 a gallon, and a 3,000-square-foot home takes 15 or more gallons of paint, or $375-$600 just for the paint. However, really premium paint can cost $50-$100 a gallon, or $750-$1,500 for that large home.


Painting a House Cost
Shopping for painting a house: 1  Major paint manufacturers include Behr and Sherwin-Williams , while EarthEasy.com lists non-toxic paint brands 2  . ThisOldHouse.com gives detailed directions for choosing a professional painter. 3  Lowe's sells exterior paint and provides do-it-yourself tips.


How To Increase Dopamine Levels
You may want to consider eating more meats, nuts, poultry, and fatty fish (for omega-3s). Keep in mind that eating the optimal amount of healthy protein such as: whey isolate, pasteurized eggs, seaweed, grass-fed beef, and fatty fish has potential to increase L-Tyrosine, and thus dopamine.


How To Increase Dopamine Levels
Another option for artificially elevating your brainâs dopamine production would be to take a dietary supplement. Most common options include amino acid precursors like L-Tyrosine and L-Phenylalanine. These may be taken in combination with various vitamins (e.g. Vitamin B6) to prevent oxidation and increase efficacy.


How To Increase Dopamine Levels
Dietary intake: Another natural way to increase dopamine levels is that of altering your diet. The goal should be to eat foods that increase dopamine, or more specifically, foods high in L-Tyrosine â an amino acid precursor that crosses the blood-brain barrier and converts to dopamine.


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Most types of reward increase the level of dopamine in the brain, and a variety of addictive drugs increase dopamine neuronal activity. Other brain dopamine systems are involved in motor control and in controlling the release of various hormones.


Dopamine Is _________
But again, it gets more complex. For example, dopamine can increase in the nucleus accumbens in people with post-traumatic stress disorder when they are experiencing heightened vigilance and paranoia. So you might say, in this brain area at least, dopamine isnât addiction or reward or fear. Instead, itâs what we call salience.


How To Increase Dopamine Levels
Dopamine is a popular neurotransmitter that is believed to play a primary role in motivation, pleasure, and mood. When a person experiences pleasure from activities like having sex, watching porn, using drugs, or even intense physical exercise â dopamine is at work.


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Dopamine is an organic chemical of the catecholamine and phenethylamine families that plays several important roles in the human brain and body, as well as elsewhere in biology. Its name derives from its chemical structure: it is an amine formed by removing a carboxyl group from a molecule of L-DOPA.


How To Increase Dopamine Levels
The most effective way to artificially increase levels of dopamine is to take a psychostimulant ADHD medication. Most of these medications act as amphetamines or increase dopamine levels via slightly different mechanisms (e.g. methylphenidate).


Dopamine Is _________
And dopamine signaling in this area is changed during the course of drug addiction. All abused drugs, from alcohol to cocaine to heroin, increase dopamine in this area in one way or another, and many people like to describe a spike in dopamine as âmotivationâ or âpleasure.â But thatâs not quite it.


CHAPTER 3041. SUBSIDIZED CHILD CARE ELIGIBILITY
(b) Subsidized child care is available to an otherwise eligible child who is under 13 years of age. (c) Subsidized child care is available to an otherwise eligible child who is 13 years of age or older but under 19 years of age and who is incapable of caring for himself.


The Types of Health Insurance Plans Sold On and Off of ObamaCareâs Marketplace
What is a health care flexible spending account and how does it work? A health care flexible spending account (FSA) allow you to set aside pre-tax dollars from your pay to. cover eligible health care expenses (medical, dental, vision, and hearing) for you and your eligible. dependents.


Paying for Child Care
What is subsidized child care? The state and federal governments have made funding available to assist qualifying parents in meeting their child care expenses. In Philadelphia, subsidized child care is available for working families through Child Care Information Services. Do I qualify for subsidized child care?


CHAPTER 3041. SUBSIDIZED CHILD CARE ELIGIBILITY
(e) A change in a parentâs or caretakerâs need for child care and the resulting adjustment in the amount of payment to the provider shall begin on the date the parent or caretaker reports the change or on the date the change begins, whichever is later.


How to create a CIS Invoice to send to customer if you are VAT registered.
How to create a CIS Invoice to send to customer if you are VAT registered. We get asked this question a lot, so here is an example CIS Invoice exampling how to show VAT and CIS deductions. So, the CIS is only deducted from the Labour element of your invoice and does not affect the VAT amount the customer has to pay. Remember don't discount your labour element, as your invoice must should show the original cost before any CIS is deducted ay the appropriate rate.


CHAPTER 3041. SUBSIDIZED CHILD CARE ELIGIBILITY
(a) Following the determination of eligibility for subsidized child care, a single parent or caretaker who becomes disabled, is unable to continue work, education or training and is unable to care for the child is excused from the work, education and training requirements for up to a maximum of 183 calendar days.


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Use this form to provide your correct TIN to the person who is required to file an information return with the IRS to report, for example, income paid to you, real estate transactions, mortgage interest you paid, acquisition or abandonment of secured property, cancellation of debt, or contributions you made to an IRA. Current Products.


How to Figure Out Adjusted Gross Income (AGI)
When you file a tax return, you will always see a line to figure out your adjusted gross income, or AGI, before arriving at your taxable income number. The AGI calculation depends on the tax return form you use; some forms allow you to take more adjustments to income, than others.


General Instructions for Certain Information Returns - Main Contents
Use this form to provide your correct TIN to the person who is required to file an information return with the IRS to report, for example, income paid to you, real estate transactions, mortgage interest you paid, acquisition or abandonment of secured property, cancellation of debt, or contributions you made to an IRA. Form W-9.


How to Figure Out Adjusted Gross Income (AGI)
The amount of your AGI directly influences your eligibility to claim many of the deductions and credits available on your tax return.. If you itemize deductions and report medical expenses, for example, you must reduce the total expense by 7.5 percent of your AGI. So if you report $10,000 in medical expenses and an AGI of $100,000; you must reduce your deduction by $7,500. But if your AGI is $50,000, the reduction is only $3,250.


How to fix a broken iPhone lock button
The button at the top of my iPhone 4S, commonly known as the lock button, power button, sleep button or off button, is broken. It doesn't click at all. This can be really, really annoying because you can't turn off the iPhone, you can't take a screenshot, and, most frustratingly, you can't put your iPhone to sleep.


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1. Open your iPhoneâs Settings. If your Home button is not working, you can add a replacement Home button to your screen that appears in front of the apps you are running. This button will allow you to mimic the functionality of your non-working Home button. 1  You can find the Settings app on your Home screen.


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Open your iPhoneâs Settings. If your Home button is not working, you can add a replacement Home button to your screen that appears in front of the apps you are running. This button will allow you to mimic the functionality of your non-working Home button.


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This button will allow you to mimic the functionality of your non-working Home button. 1  You can find the Settings app on your Home screen. 2  If you canât access the Home screen because your Home button is stuck, you can turn off the phoneâs power and then turn it on again.


How to fix a broken iPhone lock button
How to turn off an iPhone with a broken lock button. You can turn off your iPhone even if the lock button is broken, too. To do so, tap the grey accessibility button, tap device and then tap and hold Lock Screen. This will bring up the usual power off screen so you can then slide to power off.


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1 Let go of the sleep/wake button. 2  Move the power-off slider from left to right. 3  This causes the iPhone to shut down. 4  When the phone is shut off, hold down the sleep/wake button again until the Apple logo appears on the screen. 5  When it does, the phone is starting up again.


Top 10 Ways You Must Know to Reboot a Frozen or Hung iPhone
Note: The top 5 methods below apply to the situation that you have working Power (Sleep/Wake/Lock/On/Off) button and Home button. If you have broken Power and Home buttons, go to the ways on how to reboot a frozen iPhone without Power or Home buttons, which is described from Top 8.


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1 Let go of the sleep/wake button. 2  Move the power-off slider from left to right. 3  This causes the iPhone to shut down. 4  When the phone is shut off, hold down the sleep/wake button again until the Apple logo appears on the screen.


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Method 1 of 3: Enabling the Alternate Home Button. 1. Open your iPhoneâs Settings. If your Home button is not working, you can add a replacement Home button to your screen that appears in front of the apps you are running. This button will allow you to mimic the functionality of your non-working Home button.


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Sometimes, a simple restart is all it takes to fix a frozen iPhone. Press and hold the Power button for about five seconds. A slide to power off slider appears at the top of this screen. Slide to power off the iPhone and then press and hold the Power button to turn the phone back on.


scabies
n. pl. scabies. 1. A contagious skin disease caused by a parasitic mite (Sarcoptes scabiei) and characterized by intense itching. 2. A similar disease in animals, especially sheep.


scabies
a form of mange caused by the itch mite, Sarcoptes scabiei, which burrows into the skin. scabiÄs roughness of the skin, mange, derivative of scabere to scratch]. sca`biâ¢etâ²ic (-biËÉt Éªk) adj.


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scabies-a contagious skin infection caused by the itch mite; characterized by persistent itching and skin irritation; he has a bad case of the itch.


scabies
Noun. 1. scabies-a contagious skin infection caused by the itch mite; characterized by persistent itching and skin irritation; he has a bad case of the itch. itch.


scabies
1. (Pathology) a contagious skin infection caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei, characterized by intense itching, inflammation, and the formation of vesicles and pustules. [C15: from Latin: scurf, from scabere to scratch; see shave]. (ËskeÉª biz, -biËiz). n. (used with a sing.


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There are several types of skin conditions that can cause itching and rashes, and scabies is one of them. Scabies is a dermatologic condition caused by the sarcoptes scabiei mite, an eight-legged microscopic bug.1,2. Scabies spreads very easily from person to person.


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Scabies. a contagious skin disease of humans caused by the itch mite. Scabies occurs after direct contact with various objects and clothing of a person suffering from scabies.


scabies
a contagious skin disease of humans caused by the itch mite. Scabies occurs after direct contact with various objects and clothing of a person suffering from scabies.


What Is Scabies?
Anyone can get scabies. It is found all over the world and the mite is transmitted by direct and prolonged skin-to-skin contact with a person who has scabies. Sexual contact is the most common way scabies is transmitted. Transmission can also happen from parents to children, particularly mother-to-infant.


Hysterectomy, Minor surgical treatment
Hysterectomy, Minor surgical treatment In the past, many women underwent hysterectomy, a major operation, even though they didnât have any significant or serious disease within the uterus. In recent years surgical procedures have been developed in which the endometrium (the uterine lining) is removed or destroyed, leaving the remainder of the uterus and the ovaries undisturbed.


Gynecology
Hysterectomy is a major surgery, so recovery can take a few weeks. But for most women, the biggest change is a better quality of life. You should have relief from the symptoms that made the surgery necessary. Other changes that you may experience after a hysterectomy include: Menopause. You will no longer have periods.


Is A Hysterectomy Considered A Major Surgery?
Ablation which is often considered as an alternative to hysterectomy a surgery performed remove woman's uterus and cervix. A hysterectomy is a major operation with long recovery time and only considered poses some risks of minor complications. 11 jan 2016 a hysterectomy is a surgical procedure to remove a woman's uterus. This may a hysterectomy is major surgery that can lead to complications including of used, considered surgical procedure with the removal uterus and sometimes cervix supporting tissues. Approximate recovery time six hysterectomy is the surgical removal of uterus.


Hysterectomy
A hysterectomy is considered to be a fairly safe procedure. As with all major surgeries, however, there are associated risks. Some people may have an adverse reaction to the anesthetic. There is also the risk of heavy bleeding and infection around the incision site. Other risks include injury to surrounding tissues or organs, including the: bladder


Is A Total Hysterectomy Considered Major Surgery?
Total laparoscopic hysterectomy 10 steps toward a successful risks of healthwise medical hysterectomyhysterectomy acog. Hysterectomies removal of the uterus complications & alternatives. Major complications most abdominal hysterectomies are also called total because doctors choose to remove the cervix and uterus.


Hysterectomy, Minor surgical treatment
Hysterectomy, Minor surgical treatment. In the past, many women underwent hysterectomy, a major operation, even though they didnât have any significant or serious disease within the uterus. In recent years surgical procedures have been developed in which the endometrium (the uterine lining) is removed or destroyed, leaving the remainder of the uterus and the ovaries undisturbed.


Hysterectomy
Hysterectomy is one treatment for a number of diseases and conditions. If you have cancer of the uterus or ovaries or hemorrhage (uncontrollable bleeding) of the uterus, this operation may save your life. In most other cases, a hysterectomy is an elective procedure.


Bunionectomy
Many patients that would otherwise have had an âopenâ surgery using a large incision can be converted to a retroperitoneal hysterectomy, thereby preventing the severe pain, six to eight week recovery, and higher complication rates with open procedures.


Hysterectomy
A hysterectomy is a surgery to remove a womanâs. uterus (also known as the womb). The uterus is where. a baby grows when a woman is pregnant. During the. surgery the whole uterus is usually removed.


Hysterectomy
A hysterectomy is an operation to remove the uterus (womb). Most hysterectomies are not emergency operations, so you have time to think about your options. This booklet is designed to help you understand the options and their meaning for you.


The highest-paid NFL players in 2017
No. 15: Tom Brady, $20.5 million â With five Super Bowl rings, 12 Pro Bowls, four Super Bowl MVP award and two NFL MVP awards, tom Brady is the one player in the list who can claim to be underpaid.


The 25 Highest-Paid Players In The NFL
Otto Greule JrGetty Images There is a new highest-paid player in the NFL this season. With his new 7-year, $126.7 million contract, Jay Cutler of the Chicago Bears replaces Peyton Manning as the player with the highest base salary in the NFL.


The 25 Highest-Paid Players In The NFL
2014 Outlook: The defensive player of the year in 2012, the Texans rewarded Watt with a new contract making him the highest paid defensive player in NFL history with an average annual value of $16.6 million.


NFL's highest paid players: Quarterbacks dominate rankings
The Miami Dolphins' Ndamukong Suh is the highest paid defensive lineman in the NFL. The Denver Broncos' Von Miller is the league's highest paid linebacker. They both make $19.1 million per season in average annual salary, making them the highest paid non-quarterbacks in the NFL.


NFL's highest paid players: Quarterbacks dominate rankings
NFL's highest paid players: Quarterbacks dominate rankings. It's time to look at the NFL's highest paid players, regardless of position. Which NFL players make the most? How much do they make? PHOTOS: Ranking the NFL's highest paid players by average annual salary. The highest paid player in the NFL for 2017, per overthecap.com, a site that tracks NFL player contracts, is now Detroit Lions QB Matthew Stafford. He makes $27 million in average annual salary per year (salary information as of Jan. 25, 2018).


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Congrats to Jay Cutler on his enormous salary.Otto Greule JrGetty Images. There is a new highest-paid player in the NFL this season. With his new 7-year, $126.7 million contract, Jay Cutler of the Chicago Bears replaces Peyton Manning as the player with the highest base salary in the NFL. However, the largest salary cap hit (base salary plus bonuses and a prorated portion of any signing bonus) belongs to Ndamukong Suh of the Detroit Lions at $22.4 million.


The highest-paid NFL players in 2017
No. 1: Matthew Stafford, $27 million â Weeks before the start of the 2017 campaign, Detroit made Stafford the highest-paid player in NFL history with a five year, $135 million deal. Though he is yet to win a playoff game, Stafford is the Lions' all-time leader in passing yards and touchdowns.


The highest-paid NFL players in 2017
Though Aaron Rodgers (left) and Tom Brady are arguably the two best quarterbacks in the NFL, both are outside the elite level of earners this season. Here are the top 20 highest-paid NFL players for 2017, based on average yearly salaries in their contracts. (Source: NFL.com)


The highest-paid NFL players in 2017
No. 18: Ndamukong Suh, $19.1 million â Ndamukong Suh was signed by the Miami Dolphins for a six-year, $114 million contract in March 2015, making him the highest paid defensive player in history at the time -- hefty numbers for a 30-year-old lineman who has yet to match the 10 sacks achieved during his rookie season with the Detroit Lions.


NFL's highest paid quarterbacks: Kirk Cousins No. 1
PHOTOS: Ranking the NFL's highest paid players by average annual salary The highest paid player in the NFL for 2017, per overthecap.com, a site that tracks NFL player contracts, is now Detroit Lions QB Matthew Stafford.


They've created a monster! World's largest private yacht takes to the sea after Â£400m three-year construction project to build 590ft behemoth
They've created a monster! World's largest private yacht takes to the sea after Â£400m three-year construction project to build 590ft behemoth. Published: 08:02 EDT, 7 July 2013 | Updated: 09:57 EDT, 7 July 2013.


They've created a monster! World's largest private yacht takes to the sea after Â£400m three-year construction project to build 590ft behemoth
Azzam has taken pole position as the world's largest yacht off Eclipse, a 533-foot boat owned by Roman Abramovich. It can travel in excess of 30 knots, with power coming from a combination of two gas turbines and two diesel engines with a total of 94,000 horsepower.


List of motor yachts by length
MY Eclipse, currently the world's second longest luxury yacht, sitting at a pier in Manhattan in 2013. This is a list of the world's longest motor luxury yachts, with a length of 60 metres (200 ft) and up. These boats are often known as super-yachts, mega-yachts and giga-yachts, usually depending on length.


Admiral Abramovich launches his Â£300million mega-yachtski: The world's biggest (and it even has its own submarine)
Admiral Abramovich launches his Â£300million mega-yachtski: The world's biggest (and it even has its own submarine) It is the biggest private yacht in existence and comes with a missile-detection system, two helipads, a luxury spa, swimming pool and a miniature submarine. But when you're Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, only the most ostentatious displays of wealth will do.


The top 10 largest sailing yachts in the world
The top 10 largest sailing yachts in the world. By Maarten Janssen. 1) The 93 metre Eos. At 93 metre, the 1500 GRT three-masted schooner EOS is the worldâs largest sailing yacht. She was launched by LÃ¼rssen in 2006. EOS is a very private yacht, so you won't find a lot of photos of her. However, the new LÃ¼rssen website has a couple of very nice shots of her, well worth checking out.


The top 10 largest sailing yachts in the world
The top 10 largest sailing yachts in the world. At 93 metre, the 1500 GRT three-masted schooner EOS is the worldâs largest sailing yacht. She was launched by LÃ¼rssen in 2006. EOS is a very private yacht, so you won't find a lot of photos of her.


Admiral Abramovich launches his Â£300million mega-yachtski: The world's biggest (and it even has its own submarine)
According to industry experts, the Eclipse has been specifically designed to overshadow the world's current largest private yacht, a 525-footer owned by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai. Abramovich's new toy is due to be delivered in 2010 and will join the rest of his fleet.


Top 10 Biggest Yachts in The World, Most luxurious
Top 10 Largest Yachts in the World in 2015,2016,2017, Top 10 Most Expensive Yacht in the World. Top 10 biggest yachts in the world 2017: A yacht is actually a symbol of wealth and utmost luxury and this luxury are enjoyed by the worldâs richest people or billionaires. Yacht is made for entertainment and leisure.


Top 10 Biggest Yachts in The World, Most luxurious
Here is a list of top 10 largest yachts in the world 2017. Check out the list mentioned below. Al Salamah, the tenth biggest yacht in the world, lunch in Garman, in the year of 1999. This gorgeous vessel is owned by Prince Sultan bin Abdul Aziz, the defense minister and prince of Saudi Arabia and it measures 457 feet.


They've created a monster! World's largest private yacht takes to the sea after Â£400m three-year construction project to build 590ft behemoth
This is the moment the world's largest private yacht took to the sea. Azzam, which was built by German firm Lurssen, is a staggering 590 feet long - a Â£400million floating palace which has knocked Roman Abramovich off the owners' top spot.


Operationalization
Alternatively, a researcher might decide to use an ordinal scale of measurement, asking subjects to fill in a questionnaire about their dietary habits. Already, the fuzzy concept has undergone a period of operationalization, and the hypothesis takes on a testable format..


Operationalization
An example of operationally defining personal space. In research design, especially in psychology, social sciences, life sciences, and physics, operationalization is a process of defining the measurement of a phenomenon that is not directly measurable, though its existence is indicated by other phenomena. Operationalization is thus the process of defining a fuzzy concept so as to make it clearly distinguishable, measurable, and understandable in terms of empirical observations. In a wider sense, it refers to the process of specifying the extension of a conceptâdescribing what is and is not an instance of that concept.


Operationalization
Operationalization also sets down exact definitions of each variable, increasing the quality of the results, and improving the robustness of the design. For many fields, such as social science, which often use ordinal measurements, operationalization is essential. It determines how the researchers are going to measure an emotion or concept, such as the level of distress or aggression.


Operationalization
Operationalization. The above hypothesis is not a bad statement, but it needs clarifying and strengthening, a process called operationalization. The researcher could narrow down the range of children, by specifying age, sex, nationality, or a combination of attributes.


Operationalization
For most of us, operationalization outside the larger issue of a research question and conceptual framework is just not very interesting. Operationalization uses a different logic when testing a formal (quantitative) hypothesis and testing working hypothesis (qualitative).


Operationalization
A researcher must justify their scale of scientific measurement. Operationalization defines the exact measuring method used, and allows other scientists to follow exactly the same methodology. One example of the dangers of non-operationalization is the failure of the Mars Climate Orbiter. This expensive satellite was lost, somewhere above Mars, and the mission completely failed.


Measurement Validity Types
(In fact, come to think of it, we could also think of sampling in this way. The population of interest in your study is the construct and the sample is your operationalization. If we think of it this way, we are essentially talking about the construct validity of the sampling!).


Measurement Validity Types
Construct validity is the approximate truth of the conclusion that your operationalization accurately reflects its construct. All of the other terms address this general issue in different ways. Second, I make a distinction between two broad types: translation validity and criterion-related validity. That's because I think these correspond to the two major ways you can assure/assess the validity of an operationalization. In translation validity, you focus on


Operationalization
Operationalization is often used in the social sciences as part of the scientific method and psychometrics. Particular concerns about operationalization arise in cases that deal with complex concepts and complex stimuli (e.g., business research, software engineering) where unique threats to validity of operationalization are believed to exist.


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I am grateful to be a part of the Howard County Government and work with incredible people every day. This award is humbling and reflects outstanding teamwork more than an individual achievement. Brad Tanner2016 Howard County Employee of the Year.


Columbia, Maryland
Columbia, Maryland. Columbia is a principal city within the Baltimore metropolitan area, located in Howard County, Maryland. It is a planned community consisting of 10 self-contained villages. It began with the idea that a city could enhance its residents' quality of life.


Columbia, MD Profile: Facts, Map & Data
Columbia, Maryland - Basic Facts. The Columbia Census Designated Place had a population of 103,689 as of July 1, 2016. Columbia ranks in the upper quartile for Population Density and Diversity Index when compared to the other cities, towns and Census Designated Places (CDPs) in Maryland. See peer rankings below. The primary coordinate point for Columbia is located at latitude 39.2011 and longitude -76.859 in Howard County.


Budget Airline Football - A Fans Guide
A Great Place to Live = A Great Place to Visit. Visit Howard County, Maryland. Howard County is the perfect combination of historic and hip. Located in the central of Maryland itâs convenient to explore both the rural and urban settings nearby.


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Ellicott City. Howard school board, tax credit bills wins approval Howard County residents will soon be able to elect school board members by district, claim tax credits on flood-damaged commercial property and drink more beer, wine and liquor samples during local alcohol tastings.


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Howard County Government Closings for Good Friday on April 14 Howard County Government offices, 50+ centers and the animal shelter will be closed in observance of the Good Friday holiday on Friday, April 14. However, the courts and the Alpha Ridge Landfill will ...


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Allan H. Kittleman (R), County Executive, 2018. George Howard Building, 3430 Court House Drive, Ellicott City, MD 21043. (410) 313-2013, (410) 313-3000 (general information) e-mail: akittleman@howardcountymd.gov.


Perry Hall, Maryland
14.5%. According to our research of Maryland and other state lists there were 39 registered sex offenders living in Columbia, Maryland as of April 14, 2017. The ratio of number of residents in Columbia to the number of sex offenders is 2,554 to 1. The number of registered sex offenders compared to the number of residents in this city is a lot smaller than the state average. Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Baltimore, MD (14.7 miles , pop. 651,154).


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The survey, compiled by KFG Group, a Bethesda-based... 1  Turning the page: Howard County library director leaving after 16 years. 2  As Howard County residents wait, visions for Route 1 languish. 3  Ellicott City. 4  Laurel. Howard County.  Ellicott 1  City. Howard County Sports.  Carroll 1  County. Howard 2  County.  Columbia.


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Ellicott City. Applications and Research Lab finance team advances to National Personal Finance Challenge Howard County's Applications and Research Lab has won the last four state challenges in the Maryland Personal Finance Challenge Competition hosted by the Maryland Council on Economic Education.


Six tips for fitting Word content on a single page
1. Edit with no mercy. The best way to make content fit on a single page is to reduce the content. If you're over by only a few lines or even a paragraph, removing a few characters here and there might suffice: 1  Combine paragraphs where logical.


Six tips for fitting Word content on a single page
In Word 2003, you'll find Shrink to Fit on the Print Preview toolbar. In Word 2007, check the Print Preview tab. It's not readily available in Word 2010 and 2013, but you can add it to the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) as follows: 1  Click the Customize Quick Access Toolbar drop-down. 2  Choose More Commands.


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No one will ever ask you how many pages it is. They'll ask you how many words it is, since page counts will vary depending on the size of the print and on the size of the book. I just googled How long should my thriller novel be and I found several articles that attempt to answer this question.


Shrink text to fit
Shrink text to fit. If you have a short document that only has a small amount of text on the last page, you might be able to shrink it just enough to avoid having to print that extra page. To do this, use the Shrink One Page command. Word will attempt to shrink the document by one page by reducing the size and spacing of the text. For example, it will shrink the document above to 1 page, or it might shrink a 3-page document down to 2. Tip Save a copy of your document before using this command.