Agricultural Applications of Solar Energy
or implied, or assumes any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any information, apparatus, product, or process disclosed, or represents that its use would not infringe privately owned rights.


Translations for ancillary services
The United States Federal Energy Regulatory Commission defines the ancillary services as :  those services necessary to support the transmission of electric power from seller to purchaser given the obligations of control areas and transmitting utilities within those control areas to maintain reliable operations of the interconnected transmission ...


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Ancillary service marginal prices (ASMPs) are produced as a result of the co-optimization of energy and. ancillary service for each ancillary region. They represent the marginal cost of providing an additional. unit of that service.


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When the market is short of one or more of its ancillary service products, MISO uses an administratively. defined demand curve to set prices. This price of each ancillary service is also included in the price of all. higher-valued reserves and the energy price as a consequence of co-optimized market clearing .


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There are seven distinct power markets in the United States, each operated by a Regional Transmission. Operator (RTO) or Independent System Operator (ISO) that manages transmission infrastructure in its. territory, operates markets for energy and ancillary services, and maintains system reliability.


How Many Calories in Eggs Benedict
One oz of benedict egg has a total of 78 calories, 100 grams contains 276 calories, a medium benedict egg has 411 calories and an extra large benedict egg contains 447 calories.Mimis Cafe cafÃ© prepares delicious egg. Benedicts, however these eggs contain a good number of calorie. contentowever, these eggs contain a good number of calorie content. Each serving of egg benedict available from Mimis Cafe cafÃ© contains 808. Calories out of these 808 calories61 % of the calories come from, carbohydrates21 % come from proteins and the remaining18 % calories come from. carbohydrates


How Many Calories in Eggs Benedict
The total fat content in an equal serving of benedict eggs is 33.48 grams consisting of 15.95 grams of saturated fat content, 3.31 grams of polyunsaturated fat content and 11.72 grams of monounsaturated fat content.owever, these eggs contain a good number of calorie content. Each serving of egg benedict available from Mimis Cafe cafÃ© contains 808. Calories out of these 808 calories61 % of the calories come from, carbohydrates21 % come from proteins and the remaining18 % calories come from. carbohydrates


How Many Calories in Eggs Benedict
Here is a look at the nutritional value and the calorie content in few of the egg benedict preparations. One large benedict egg contains a total of 428 calories out of which 71% of the calories come from fat, 17% calories come from proteins and the remaining 12% come from carbohydrates.owever, these eggs contain a good number of calorie content. Each serving of egg benedict available from Mimis Cafe cafÃ© contains 808. Calories out of these 808 calories61 % of the calories come from, carbohydrates21 % come from proteins and the remaining18 % calories come from. carbohydrates


How Many Calories in Eggs Benedict
However, these eggs contain a good number of calorie content. Each serving of egg benedict available from Mimis Cafe cafÃ© contains 808. Calories out of these 808 calories61 % of the calories come from, carbohydrates21 % come from proteins and the remaining18 % calories come from. carbohydratesowever, these eggs contain a good number of calorie content. Each serving of egg benedict available from Mimis Cafe cafÃ© contains 808. Calories out of these 808 calories61 % of the calories come from, carbohydrates21 % come from proteins and the remaining18 % calories come from. carbohydrates


Calories in Eggs Benedict
Calories in Eggs Benedict. Eggs Benedict on a white plate next to a glass of orange juice. Photo Credit Edster1980/iStock/Getty Images. Eggs Benedict is a dish typically made with eggs, Canadian bacon, English muffins and Hollandaise sauce, among other ingredients.A serving is high in fat, calories and cholesterol.he American Heart Association recommends limiting your daily intake of saturated fat to 16 grams, as this type of fat may raise your cholesterol level, increasing your risk of heart disease. However, this dish in general is high in cholesterol with 434 milligrams in each serving.


Calories in Eggs Benedict
The American Heart Association recommends limiting your daily intake of saturated fat to 16 grams, as this type of fat may raise your cholesterol level, increasing your risk of heart disease. However, this dish in general is high in cholesterol with 434 milligrams in each serving.This is because one medium egg contains 164 milligrams of cholesterol -- and the dish only only includes eggs, but Hollandaise sauce is also made with eggs. One serving of eggs Benedict contains 7 grams of carbohydrates.he American Heart Association recommends limiting your daily intake of saturated fat to 16 grams, as this type of fat may raise your cholesterol level, increasing your risk of heart disease. However, this dish in general is high in cholesterol with 434 milligrams in each serving.


12 Brunch Orders Worse than a Steak Dinner
Eggs Benedict from one popular breakfast chain come in at a whopping 1,050 calories and 57 grams of fat. What to order instead: Scrambled eggs and whole wheat toast. Sprinkle your eggs with a little sea salt (if it's available) for added trace minerals, Rathbun says.dding cream cheese (2 Tbsp) tacks on an extra 100 calories and 6 grams of saturated fat. What to order instead: A whole-wheat English Muffin. If you have to have something warm and toasted, this will only set you back 130 calories and provides almost 5 grams of fiber, Batayneh says.


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Calories per Ingredient. Here are the foods from our food nutrition database that were used for the nutrition calculations of this recipe. Calories per serving of Eggs Benedict - 1 eng. muffin, 2 slice can. bacon, 2 poached egg, 2 T hollandaise. 148 calories of Poached Egg, (2 serving).120 calories of English muffins, Thomas' English Muffin, (1 serving). 30 calories of 97% Fat Free Canadian Bacon, (1 oz).ere are the foods from our food nutrition database that were used for the nutrition calculations of this recipe. Calories per serving of Eggs Benedict - 1 eng. muffin, 2 slice can.


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Here are the foods from our food nutrition database that were used for the nutrition calculations of this recipe. Calories per serving of Eggs Benedict - 1 eng. muffin, 2 slice can.bacon, 2 poached egg, 2 T hollandaise. 148 calories of Poached Egg, (2 serving). 120 calories of English muffins, Thomas' English Muffin, (1 serving).30 calories of 97% Fat Free Canadian Bacon, (1 oz).ere are the foods from our food nutrition database that were used for the nutrition calculations of this recipe. Calories per serving of Eggs Benedict - 1 eng. muffin, 2 slice can.


Calories in Eggs Benedict
Here are the foods from our food nutrition database that were used for the nutrition calculations of this recipe. Calories per serving of Eggs Benedict. 134 calories of Whole Wheat English Muffin, (1 muffin).87 calories of Bacon, pork, microwaved, (2 medium slices, cooked (raw product packed 20/lb)). 72 calories of Egg, fresh, whole, raw, (1 large).ere are the foods from our food nutrition database that were used for the nutrition calculations of this recipe. Calories per serving of Eggs Benedict. 134 calories of Whole Wheat English Muffin, (1 muffin).


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Performs duties in accordance with established clinic policies and procedures, CSC objectives, performance improvement activities, safety, confidentiality, environmental and infection control. standards. Demonstrates initiative, the ability to work with others, and professional judgment.


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Responsible for supporting the corporationâs performance improvement process. This includes, but. is not limited to, the development of automated blank versions of the Plan, Do, Study, Act (PDSA) and Project Planning forms, management of the organizationâs Innovator Award program, as well.


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You Can Make a Difference; End Stage Renal Disease: Keeping the Kidney Online; and Interstitial. Cystitis: Getting the Attention It Deserves. â¦Susan Herzeberger RN, MSN, responsible for the update of Performance Improvement: A Change. for the Better. Susan is a medical-surgical nurse who began her career at the Rehabilitation Institute. of Chicago and then specialized in burn unit nursing at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.


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It is beneficial to be aware of them so you can. recognize them and find ways to overcome them. Â¾ Resistance to change is the most pervasive and most common barrier to performance. improvement. It is human nature to resist change and it is a difficult barrier to overcome.


Performance improvement
In organizational development , performance improvement is organizational change in which the managers and governing body of an organization put into place and manage a program which measures the current level of performance of the organization and then generates ideas for modifying organizational behavior and infrastructure which are put into place ...


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The PI Coordinator helps coordinate the development, implementation, and evaluation of CareSouth. Carolinaâs (CSCâs) overall performance improvement program. This includes but is not limited to the. following: 1) supporting the corporationâs performance improvement process, 2) identifying performance. trends, as well as 3) prioritizing, and recommending improvements.


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RN.com acknowledges the valuable contributions ofâ¦. â¦Beth Coutts, RN, BSN, author of Performance Improvement: A Change for the Better. Beth. received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Southern Connecticut State University. She has. practiced nursing in pediatrics, adult surgery and ambulatory surgery settings.


Performance improvement
Performance is a measure of the results achieved. Performance efficiency is the ratio between effort expended and results achieved. The difference between current performance and the theoretical performance limit is the performance improvement zone.


Performance improvement
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Performance improvement is measuring the output of a particular business process or procedure, then modifying the process or procedure to increase the output, increase efficiency, or increase the effectiveness of the process or procedure.


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The key to success of any performance improvement initiative is a highly effective performance. improvement team. The composition and leadership of performance teams are very important to. success. Performance improvement is a process and teams must have the necessary knowledge, facilitation and leadership.


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Los Angeles has a scheduled increase to the minimum wage from  $12.00 to $13.25 per hour, which will take effect on July 1st, 2018. The increase will raise Los Angeles 's minimum wage by $1.25 per hour.


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Los Angeles , California Local Minimum Wage for 2016, 2017. While California's state minimum wage is $10.50 per hour, Los Angeles has set its own, higher minimum wage rates that apply to employees of different classes of company who work Los Angeles .


Los Angeles , California Local Minimum Wage for 2017, 2018
Los Angeles Minimum Wage Increase. Los Angeles has a scheduled increase to the minimum wage from $12.00 to $13.25 per hour, which will take effect on July 1st, 2018. The increase will raise Los Angeles 's minimum wage by $1.25 per hour.


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Los Angeles County is also considering a measure that would lift the wages of thousands of workers in unincorporated parts of the county. Local Minimum Wages . Many cities have enacted or proposed legislation in recent years to create a local minimum wage that is higher than the federal minimum and their stateâs minimum, if there is one.


Los Angeles , California Local Minimum Wage for 2017, 2018
Los Angeles , California Local Minimum Wage for 2017, 2018 While California's state minimum wage is $11.00 per hour, Los Angeles has set its own, higher minimum wage rates that apply to employees of different classes of company who work Los Angeles . Employers with 25 or fewer Employees or Non-Profit Corporations with 26 or more Employees with approval to pay a deferred rate:


African-American Male Student Perceptions about Factors Related to Why Black Boys Drop out of Secondary School
The current minimum wage in New York State is $8.75, versus a federal minimum wage of $7.25, and will rise to $9 at the end of 2015. A little more than one-third of workers citywide and statewide now make below $15 an hour.


Los Angeles , California Local Minimum Wage for 2017, 2018
Los Angeles , California Local Minimum Wage for 2016, 2017. 1  Employers with 25 or fewer Employees or Non-Profit Corporations with 26 or more Employees with approval to pay a deferred rate: 2  Employers with 26 or more Employees: 3  Los Angeles Minimum Wage Increase. 4  Other Local Minimum Wage Rates in California.


Los Angeles Lifts Its Minimum Wage to $15 Per Hour
LOS ANGELES â The nationâs second-largest city voted Tuesday to increase its minimum wage from $9 an hour to $15 an hour by 2020, in what is perhaps the most significant victory so far for labor groups and their allies who are engaged in a national push to raise the minimum wage.


Los Angeles Lifts Its Minimum Wage to $15 Per Hour
Members of Unite Here Local 11 in the Los Angeles City Council chambers on Tuesday before the Council voted to increase the cityâs minimum wage from $9.


Los Angeles Lifts Its Minimum Wage to $15 Per Hour
The effect is likely to be particularly strong in Los Angeles, where, according to some estimates, almost 50 percent of the cityâs work force earns less than $15 an hour. Under the plan approved Tuesday, the minimum wage will rise over five years.


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The scalp is traditionally considered in 5 layers: skin, subcutaneous tissue, galea aponeurotica, loose areolar tissue, and periosteum. These layers continue into the forehead, where, in the region of the eyebrow, galea gives way to the muscles of facial expression.


Forehead Osteoma Removal
Forehead osteomas are a relatively common and benign condition where a knob of normal bone forms under the skin. They can occur at birth, develop over many years or develop quickly. There is not distinct cause although I have seen it be hereditary.


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Posted December 31, 2011. I agree that the forehead is underrated, but only when it looks harmonious with the rest of the face. When a forehead is covered with acne or is not harmoniously blended with the rest of the facial's features, it starts to stand out.


Forehead Anatomy
Surgery in the upper third of the face, whether reconstructive or cosmetic, can be considered to involve at least 1 of 3 regions: the central forehead, the hair-bearing scalp, and the temporal regions. Anatomy must be reviewed in the context of the eyebrow-forehead-temple continuum.


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Gas Attack Is Said to Kill Dozens in Syria Â· in Real World News. 42 Replies. ctebah. I need to get rid of my Wii U. (Hoping to get 400 bucks at least, or a switch + Breath of the Wild) Â· in NeoBay (Buy/Sell or Trade) 11 Replies. +The Evil Overlord. Android devices can be compromised simply by being within range of nefarious Wi-Fi networks Â· in Front Page News.


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Muscles and aponeurosis of the forehead. The muscular layer of the eyebrow is below the subcutaneous tissue. This layer is composed of the elevator muscle (frontalis) and the depressor muscles (procerus, corrugator supercilii, orbital portion of the orbicularis oculi). (See the image below.)


Forehead Osteomas and Their Treatment
Figure 3 shows the removed osteoma which is about the size of a small peach seed. Figure 4 shows the same patient before and after osteoma removal from the forehead. Figure 5 shows another case of before (top) and after (bottom) of a small osteoma removal performed with an endoscope.


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Posted December 30, 2011. I basically agree with what all the above posters are saying. Everything is in proportion, and the most average, most symmetrical face is the most attractive. This goes along with all other features too.


The Forehead: The most underrated beauty feature?
Ideal feminine face proportions dictate that the forehead should take up about a third of the face (the second third is from eyebrows to bottom of nose and last is from bottom of nose to chin)


Thread: Having a big forehead = the secret to being handsome....?
Posts: 13,524. Rep Power: 4660. The day when people become jealous of my large forehead..... god damn, I got bullied more for this than anything else in my life. And in all seriousness. MISC helped me out so much it is ridiculous. The only reason I can even cut my hair short is because of threads that I've seen with quality advice.


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The Perissodactyla (including horses, rhinoceroses, and tapirs) have evolved a less efficient form of ruminant digestion. Bacterial fermentation occurs primarily in the intestine (hindgut fermentation), such that extraction of nutrients from plant material is less complete.


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The stomach of all ruminants has four chambers: the first chamber (the rumen) forms a huge fermentation vat, containing billions of microbes (bacteria, protozoans, and fungi) which anaerobically break down the ingested plant material before it is enzymatically digested by the ruminant.


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A symbiotic relationship exists between almost all herbivorous mammals and microbes: mammals provide food and living space for the microbes, and receive the byproducts of fermentation (including fatty acids and sugars) in return. However, microbial fermentation is a slow process, requiring time and space in order to occur. In the majority of herbivorous mammals (including the Perissodactyla) the large intestine is expanded to house microorganisms (a special sac called a caecum is frequently present).


A cowâs digestive system and processes
A cow briefly chews food as she eats, breaking it into smaller particles. As she chews, digestive enzymes in her saliva are mixed with the food before it passes down the esophagus into the reticulum and rumen. (Figure 1 shows the ruminant digestive tract in comparison to the monogastric digestive system).


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As in hind-gut fermentation, microbes in the rumen produce sugars and short-chain fatty acids during the digestion of cellulose - these are the principal source of energy for the ruminant. However, the same microbes also synthesize vitamins, detoxify plant poisons, and recycle nitrogenous compounds into proteins - all actions which help the microbes survive.


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Protein and energy digestion and use by ruminants; Daily protein and energy required by a beef cow; Tools available to producers to assist in decision making. The first and second areas will be addressed in this article. Ruminant digestive physiology


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Larger particles are selectively filtered out and retained in the rumen to be broken down further, allowing ruminants to extract maximal nutrition from their diet. To complement the fermentation process, ruminants periodically regurgitate and rechew their food.


A cowâs digestive system and processes
Protein and energy digestion and use by ruminants âThe key to ruminant nutrition is meeting the nitrogen (protein) and energy requirements of the microbes,â says Machen. âThe cowâs protein requirements are often fulfilled when microbe protein needs are met.


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Science Quiz / Ruminant Digestion Progression (clickable) Random Science or Animal Quiz QUIZ: Can you pick the correct order of ingesta in a ruminant from entering to leaving the digestive tract? Test your knowledge on this science quiz to see how you do and compare your score to others. Quiz by sbme


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The effect of SoilTech on the ability to aggregate clay soil particles was determined by the following procedures. Four batches of 120 grams of Chandler clay soil were pulverized to pass through a 0.25mm sieve and 30mL of water was added with varying amounts of SoilTech (0%, 2%, 5%, and 10%) added to different batches.


Aggregate Stability
Aggregate Stability. What it is: Soil aggregates are groups of soil particles that bind to each other more strongly than to adjacent particles. Aggregate stability refers to the ability of soil aggregates to resist disintegration when disruptive forces associated with tillage and water or wind erosion are applied.


Soil structure
Soil structure. Soil structure describes the arrangement of the solid parts of the soil and of the pore space located between them. It is determined by how individual soil granules clump, bind together, and aggregate, resulting in the arrangement of soil pores between them. Soil structure has a major influence on water and air movement, biological activity, root growth and seedling emergence.


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This test determins whether the addition of SoilTech to clay soil will cause or improve soi particle aggregation. Soil scientists agree that a soil with good aggregate stability improves soil aeration, water percolation, and infiltration over time. Increased stable soil aggregates will also reduce bulk density and aid in the soil water-holding capacity over time as well.


Annexes
The stability of aggregates is affected by soil texture, the. predominant type of clay, extractable iron, and extract-. able cations, the amount and type of organic matter. present, and the type and size of the microbial popula-. tion. Some clays expand like an accordion as they absorb.


Soil aggregate stability: a review.
Soil aggregate stability: a review. Soil aggregate stability is a crucial soil property affecting soil sustainability and crop production. A broad outline of the processes and agents of aggregate formation and aggregate stabilization are presented and discussed in this review. Aggregate stability is difficult to quantify and interpret.


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When researching aggregates, it's helpful to know that the number designations in front of the products refer to the size of the specific product. For example, the #57â in front of #57 Granite means that the product consists of #5 and #7 size stones. River Pebbles (River Rock): Double washed, all-natural colored stone in neutral colors.


Contact Information
Click below for a map of our location. Aggregates & Soils Testing is an AASHTO accredited testing laboratory serving Pennsylvania and surrounding states. AST can perform a wide variety of aggregate quality tests as well as general soil tests for construction purposes. All testing is performed in strict accordance with written standards and with the attention to detail required to generate accurate and meaningful results.


Aggregate Stability
Aggregate stability is an indicator of organic matter content, biological activity, and nutrient cycling in soil. Generally, the particles in small aggregates (< 0.25 mm) are bound by older and more stable forms of organic matter.


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When air-dry soil. ment of aggregates 250 m in size. We also propose the stable. aggregates index (SAI) and the stable macroaggregates index (SMaI) is submerged in water; the air that is trapped inside. for studying soil stability based on aggregate resistance to slaking. the soil pores is rapidly displaced with water.


What is HAL?
confidence votes 4 6k hal was the name of the computer in the film 2001 a space odyssey the name was derived from a letter shift cipher based on ibm each letter shifted one position to the left so h a l hal is also a part of windows called the hardware abstraction layerindows versions come with several flavors of hal so the correct one is installed on the machine with windows to run windows on a non standard pc that uses x86 or x64 would require a custom hal to be written and the majority of the rest of windows could run as is


hardware abstraction layer (HAL)
1 in computers a hardware abstraction layer hal is a layer of programming that allows a computer operating system to interact with a hardware device at a general or abstract level rather than at a detailed hardware levelwindows 2000 is one of several operating systems that include a hardware abstraction layerthe hardware abstraction layer can be called from either the operating system s kernel or from a device driver in either case the calling program can interact with the device in a more general way than it would otherwiseindows 2000 is one of several operating systems that include a hardware abstraction layer the hardware abstraction layer can be called from either the operating system s kernel or from a device driver in either case the calling program can interact with the device in a more general way than it would otherwise


Hal
the name hal is an american baby name in american the meaning of the name hal is a nickname for henry rules his household german meaning the name hal is a german baby name in german the meaning of the name hal is home or house rulernorse meaning the name hal is a norse baby name in norse the meaning of the name hal is war chiefshakespearean meaning the name hal is a shakespearean baby name in shakespearean the meaning of the name hal is king henry iv part 1 nickname of henry prince of wales and son to king henry the fourthhal becomes henry and king at the end of part 2 king in king henry vn american the meaning of the name hal is a nickname for henry rules his household german meaning the name hal is a german baby name in german the meaning of the name hal is home or house ruler


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hal hybrid assistive limb is the world s first 1 cyborg type robot by which a wearer s bodily functions can be improved supported and enhancedwearing of hal leads to a fusion of man machine and informational hybrid assistive limb is the world s first 1 cyborg type robot by which a wearer s bodily functions can be improved supported and enhanced


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hal is very good against wood glass and snow but not great against stone when his ability is used it s often the longer eventually a set time the bird can break through entire columns of wood and glass another way to use the hal is by firing it backwards and using it s ability to cause it to fly forwardsal is very good against wood glass and snow but not great against stone when his ability is used it s often the longer eventually a set time the bird can break through entire columns of wood and glass another way to use the hal is by firing it backwards and using it s ability to cause it to fly forwards


Hal Wilkerson
hal father of five children 6 by the end of the series and husband of lois hal season 7 hal wilkerson played by bryan cranston is married to lois and is father to francis reese malcolm dewey and jamiehe is more relaxed in his parenting than lois mainly because he is afraid to make the wrong choiceal father of five children 6 by the end of the series and husband of lois hal season 7 hal wilkerson played by bryan cranston is married to lois and is father to francis reese malcolm dewey and jamie


HAL 9000
i am a hal 9000 computer hal 9000 hal 9000 on the wall in discovery s centrifuge the hal h euristically programmed al gorithmic computer 9000 computer is an artificial intelligence and the onboard computer on the spaceship discovery 1al 9000 on the wall in discovery s centrifuge the hal h euristically programmed al gorithmic computer 9000 computer is an artificial intelligence and the onboard computer on the spaceship discovery 1


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hal dll in order to ensure your files and data are not lost be sure to back up your files online using a cloud backup service will allow you to safely secure all your digital filesthis will also enable you to access any of your files at any time on any deviceindows hardware abstraction layer hal a file that hides hardware complexities from windows applications hal dll is a system process that is needed for your pc to work properly it should not be removed


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hal is a simple format that gives a consistent and easy way to hyperlink between resources in your api adopting hal will make your api explorable and its documentation easily discoverable from within the api itself in short it will make your api easier to work with and therefore more attractive to client developersal is a simple format that gives a consistent and easy way to hyperlink between resources in your api adopting hal will make your api explorable and its documentation easily discoverable from within the api itself in short it will make your api easier to work with and therefore more attractive to client developers


What is HAL?
windows versions come with several flavors of hal so the correct one is installed on the machine with windows to run windows on a non standard pc that uses x86 or x64 would require a custom hal to be written and the majority of the rest of windows could run as isindows versions come with several flavors of hal so the correct one is installed on the machine with windows to run windows on a non standard pc that uses x86 or x64 would require a custom hal to be written and the majority of the rest of windows could run as is


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Originally, African slaves were brought to the Americas to supply labor for the (1 point)sugarcane plantations. rubber plantations.


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Originally, African slaves were brought to the Americas to supply labor for the (1 point)sugarcane plantations.


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The statement . African slaves were brought to the Americas to supply labor for the suger cane plantations is CORRECT.


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African slaves were brought to the Americas to supply labor for the suger cane plantations is CORRECT.


African slaves were brought to the americas to supply labor for?
Report Abuse. The slave trade idea was originally brought by the Europeans. The Europeans abolished slavery during the early 1800s whereas the US still had slavery for another 60 years which led to the Civil War.


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Slavery did not supply the labor force in the northern colonies, but there were slaves in the North. By the 1740s, Philadelphia was 9 percent slave; New York 18 percent. In total, there were more than 15,000 slaves in New England. There were obvious differences between slavery in the North and South.


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Slavery did not supply the labor force in the northern colonies, but there were slaves in the North. By the 1740s, Philadelphia was 9 percent slave; New York 18 percent. In total, there were more than 15,000 slaves in New England.


African slaves were brought to the americas to supply labor for?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Plantations and mining mainly. The Native Americans were not able to provide enough labor because they were not used to harsh conditions and European diseases. A Spanish priest put forward the idea of Africans being used instead and African slaves began to be used more.


Is 10,000 the magic number?
However, with the use of smart pedometers, they were shown to increase physical activity by just over 2,000 steps, or about one mile of walking per day.2. For many, 10,000 steps may seem like a daunting task, especially since the average American walks about 5,900 steps.


How Many Extra Miles do you need to Walk a Day to Lose Weight?
Using this stride length, there are roughly 2112 steps in the average personâs mile. Each mile that a person walks burns roughly 100 calories. If a person was to commit to walking 4,500 extra steps per day, or roughly 3 extra miles, they would be burning an extra 300 calories a day (at least). Burning 300 calories each day leads to a weekly deficit of 2100 calories. After a month, thatâs roughly 9000 cal burned, which equates to approximately 2.6 pounds lost.


How Much Do You Have to Walk to Lose Weight?
If that 185-pound person walked an hour at 4 mph for nine days, without increasing calorie intake, she could burn enough calories to lose 1 pound. If physical activity is new for you, start gradually with just 10 to 15 minutes a day.


Is 10,000 the magic number?
Although the 10,000 step goal is merely a suggestion and not a prescription, building up to walking that amount should help improve your health. Whether it helps you lose weight, lower your blood pressure, or just gets you moving, itâs not a bad goal to have every day.


How much should I walk to stay fit?
Walk for a minimum of thirty minutes each day. This can be broken up into shorter periods--say three ten-minute walks--in order to achieve the goal. If you have been inactive, walk as far as you can without feeling fatigued or stressed, even if you can only last for a few minutes.


How much should I walk to stay fit?
Walking is a great form of exercise, the longer the walk the more calories you burn. The harder you walk, the more calories you burn. But just like with any workout program you want to start where you can and progressively work toward taking on more. Once you have gained stamina, I would suggest walking 3-4 miles a day to stay fit. You will walk for about an hour and can burn up to 400 calories just walking!


How Many Extra Miles do you need to Walk a Day to Lose Weight?
2 Pound weight loss per week = 7000 cal, or a 500 cal deficit per day. 1 Pound weight loss per week just by walking = 5 extra miles walked per day - or 10,560 extra steps (in addition to the distance that you are currently covering while maintaining weight)


Is 10,000 the magic number?
Since then, the suggestion has been studied and found to have significant health benefits, especially for people who live a more sedentary life. Walking 10,000 steps equates to about five miles a day, which is quite an increase for those who sit at a desk all day. It comes out to about 90 active minutes a day, which is three times the amount recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Instead, it recommends adults engage in 150 minutes of moderate activity a week, such as brisk walking.


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I found that by walking 5 miles per day midweek (more at the weekends) on a hilly route (1000' ascent) at a good speed the 2.5st I wanted to lose just fell off in 2.5 months. I've now remained at the same weight for over a year.


How Much Do You Have to Walk to Lose Weight?
Walking Calorie Burn Rates. How many calories you burn when walking will depend on your speed, the terrain and your size. A slow, 2-mph pace burns 204 calories per hour for a 180-pound person. But, if that person doubles the speed to cover four miles in an hour, she can burn 409 calories. Take the walk uphill for the entire hour, and burn 490 calories. Smaller people burn fewer calories -- a 125-pound person uses 270 calories in an hour long, 4 mph walk. Larger people burn more -- a 185-pound person burns 400 calories walking for an hour at 4 mph.


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Introduction. When you're installing Windows on your Mac, you need to choose how you would like your Windows programs to work-like a Mac or like a PC:In this article, we're going to explain the difference between these two options.ntroduction. When you're installing Windows on your Mac, you need to choose how you would like your Windows programs to work-like a Mac or like a PC:


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To instantly switch between Like a Mac and Like a PC modes you can just switch between the Window and Coherence view modes. 1  If you run your Virtual machine in Coherence mode (Like a Mac) you need to left-click on Parallels icon on top of Mac screen and choose Exit Coherence from the list.ntroduction. When you're installing Windows on your Mac, you need to choose how you would like your Windows programs to work-like a Mac or like a PC:


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1 Switch to Mac: Transfer your files from a PC to a Mac. 2  Switch to Mac: Translating Windows to OS X. 3  Switch to Mac: How to find your favorite Windows features in OS X. 4  Switch to Mac: Bring your hardware with you.witch to Mac. More Stories in this Series. 1  Switch to Mac: Buying your first Mac. 2  Switch to Mac: Transfer your files from a PC to a Mac. 3  Switch to Mac: Translating Windows to OS X. 4  Switch to Mac: How to find your favorite Windows features in OS X. 5  Switch to Mac: Bring your hardware with you.


Switching from PC to Mac is Easy with this Tutorial
Please try again later. This is a tutorial on the most common differences between windows and Mac OS X that confuse new Mac users. It describes how the Finder works, what the Dock is and how to use it, Mac's internet browser Safari, how to install applications and programs, and how to use Expose.lease try again later. This is a tutorial on the most common differences between windows and Mac OS X that confuse new Mac users. It describes how the Finder works, what the Dock is and how to use it, Mac's internet browser Safari, how to install applications and programs, and how to use Expose.


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To see the Mac OS X Dock and the Parallels Desktop menus while working in the Full Screen mode, press Ctrl+Alt. To switch to the Full Screen mode, do one of the following: 1  Click the Full Screen button in the Parallels Desktop toolbar.2  Choose Full Screen from the View menu.o see the Mac OS X Dock and the Parallels Desktop menus while working in the Full Screen mode, press Ctrl+Alt. To switch to the Full Screen mode, do one of the following: 1  Click the Full Screen button in the Parallels Desktop toolbar.


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1 In this mode the virtual machine screen is expanded to occupy the whole of your physical computer's screen. 2  Coherence mode. 3  In this mode the virtual machine's desktop is invisible so that you can see the virtual machine's application windows in Mac OS X and work with them side by side with your Mac OS X applications.o see the Mac OS X Dock and the Parallels Desktop menus while working in the Full Screen mode, press Ctrl+Alt. To switch to the Full Screen mode, do one of the following: 1  Click the Full Screen button in the Parallels Desktop toolbar.


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If you run your Virtual machine in Window mode (Like a PC) you need to click on icon on the top right corner of the Virtual machine's window, or click on View menu and choose Enter Coherence. Additionally you can change the level of integration between the Mac and your Virtual machine:ntroduction. When you're installing Windows on your Mac, you need to choose how you would like your Windows programs to work-like a Mac or like a PC:


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Note: You can switch from Crystal to the Window mode only. You can then switch from Window to any other mode. Switching to the Modality Mode. When you switch to Modality, you can resize the virtual machine windows and place them side by side with your Mac's applications.o see the Mac OS X Dock and the Parallels Desktop menus while working in the Full Screen mode, press Ctrl+Alt. To switch to the Full Screen mode, do one of the following: 1  Click the Full Screen button in the Parallels Desktop toolbar.


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1 Press COMMAND to view the Mac menu bar. 2  Use one of the following procedures: 3  In Virtual PC 6.x, click Windowed Mode on the Control menu. 4  In Virtual PC 7.x, click Windowed Mode on the PC menu. In Virtual PC 6.x, click Full Screen Mode on the Control menu. 2  In Virtual PC 7.x, click Full Screen Mode on the PC menu. 3  Click Continue if a warning message box appears.


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Foods with low levels of potassium â The foods in this table have a low level of potassium (less than 200 mg potassium per serving on average) . You can eat low-potassium foods regularly, but limit your portion size since potassium can quickly add up if you eat a large portion. Reducing potassium levels in vegetables â It is possible to remove some of the potassium in certain vegetables with high potassium levels. Leaching is a process of soaking raw or frozen vegetables in water for at least two hours before cooking to pull some of the potassium out of the food and into the water.


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Dairy and calcium rich foods â One to two servings of low-potassium choices per day Meat and meat alternatives â Three to seven servings of low-potassium choices per day (approximately 15 percent of calories) Grains â Four to seven servings of low-potassium grains per day. A sample diet plan is provided in the table .


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An example of one such plan includes (table 1 and table 2): â 1 Fruit â One to three servings of low-potassium fruit per day. â 2 Vegetables â Two to three servings of low-potassium vegetables per day. â 3 Dairy and calcium rich foods â One to two servings of low-potassium choices per day.


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Almost all foods contain some potassium, so the key is to choose foods with a low potassium level, when possible. Measure and be aware of the serving size when calculating the amount of potassium in a food; a large serving of a low-potassium food may have more potassium than a small serving of a food with a high level of potassium.


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Potassium is a mineral that is found in many foods. It keeps the heart beating regularly, helps to maintain fluid balance, and allows the nerves and muscles to work properly. The kidneys are the main organ that controls the correct level of potassium in the blood.


Health and Nutrtition - Minerals
In general, experts recommend eating a diet that contains at least 4700 mg of potassium per day [1]. However, most people with moderate to severe chronic kidney disease or acute kidney injury should eat less than 1500 to 2700 mg of potassium per day.


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Scientific Name: Oncorhynchus mykiss (Previous names include Salmo gairdneri and Salmo irideus. There are several subspecies.). Description: Rainbow trout/steelhead are ray-finned fishes in the salmon family, and they are one of the top sport fish in North America. Rainbow trout and steelhead are the same species, but they have different lifestyles.


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Predation: Rainbow trout/steelhead are food for many different predators depending on the region and habitat. Their predators include lampreys, fish, birds, bears, river otters, raccoons, and humans. In the sea steelhead are eaten by many species including seals, sea lions and orcas.


Smoked Steelhead Trout (Salmon)
1 Remove the fish from the brine and discard leftover liquid. 2  Place each piece of fish onto a small piece of aluminum foil-just big enough to hold the fillet, and season with pepper to taste. 3  Place them on the rack in the smoker. 4  Sprinkle a handful of the soaked wood chips over the coals or place in a heat box.


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All salmon are similar in appearance. They have small heads, silvery skin with different markings and can weigh up to 100 pounds. The farmed salmon is becoming popular due to its consistency and availability, but its flavor has not approached that of wild salmon. Trout can live in both fresh or salt water.


Smoked Steelhead Trout (Salmon)
Recipe by: SHADOWS1. Steelhead trout, also know as freshwater salmon, smoked to perfection with garlic and rosemary flavors. After the overnight marinade and the brine soak, it is all just watching as it smokes.. Saved Save I Made it Rate it Share Print.


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On the pacific coast of the United States the rainbow trout travels the water ways to the Pacific where it thrives in the salt water, becoming the steelhead trout. These trout can grow to 50 pounds with a pink, tasty flesh. It is often smoked or served fresh, and has a caviar with a fine reputation.


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Salmon and trout have a different appearance from the outside, yet when filleting them you will find they are similar in flesh texture and bone structure. Similar preparation techniques are used for both. Members of both the trout and salmon family are being farmed successfully and are very popular.


Are Trout and Salmon Related?
It is true that trout and salmon are related. In fact, they are so closely related that fishermen and scientists often have a difficult time classifying the individual species. Both fish are classified as âan oily fishâ. Technically Trout are a species of freshwater and saltwater fish and Salmon belong to some of the same family as trout. However unlike most trout, most salmon species spend most of their lives in salt water and are not usually found in fresh water on a regular basis. In 1989 DNA tests showed that the rainbow trout also known as the steelhead really isnât a trout at all, and the fish was reclassified as a salmon.


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Fun Facts: 1  A group of rainbow trout is called a hover. 2  Unlike a salmon, which dies after spawning, steelhead trout can spawn, return to the ocean, and migrate back upstream to spawn several times.


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rainbow trout. Techincally, Trout is a species of freshwater and saltwater fish. Salmon belong to some of the same family as trout but, unlike most trout, most salmon species spend almost all their lives in salt water. Both Trout and Salmon are classified as an oily fish. The steelhead and rainbow âtroutâ are actually the same fish. The name steelhead is used if the fish is able to make it to the ocean, and rainbow refers to those that are landlocked away from saltwater.


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Monthly Averages. February 6 Â°C 42 Â°F; March 9 Â°C 47 Â°F; April 11 Â°C 51 Â°F; May 15 Â°C 59 Â°F; June 16 Â°C 61 Â°F; July 20 Â°C 68 Â°F; August 20 Â°C 67 Â°F; September 16 Â°C 61 Â°F; October 12 Â°C 54 Â°F; November 7 Â°C 45 Â°F; December 5 Â°C 41 Â°F; January 5 Â°C 41 Â°F


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Holiday Weather - We provide weather averages for Paris France, average day and night temperature, sunshine hours and rainfall


Paris Weather Averages By Month
Average Weather in Paris, France, Year Round - Weather Spark The warm season lasts for 2.9 months, from June 12 to September 10, with an average daily high temperature above 71Â°F. The hottest day of the year is August ... weatherspark.com


Paris Weather Averages By Month
Weather and Climate - Monthly Averages: Paris, France. Average monthly Weather and Climate information for Paris, France in charts. Find the best time to go to Paris. weather-and-climate.com


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Weather and temperature averages for Paris, France. July is the hottest month in Paris with an average temperature of 20Â°C (68Â°F) and the coldest is January at 5Â°C (41Â°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 8 in ... www.holiday-weather.com


Paris Weather Averages By Month
July is the hottest month in Paris with an average temperature of 20Â°C (68Â°F) and the coldest is January at 5Â°C (41Â°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 8 in ... 2018 Weather and temperature averages for Paris, France2017


Paris: Annual Weather Averages
Paris: Annual Weather Averages July is the hottest month in Paris with an average temperature of 20 Â°C (68 Â°F) and the coldest is January at 5 Â°C (41 Â°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 8 in September.


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Paris: Annual Weather Averages. July is the hottest month in Paris with an average temperature of 20Â°C (68Â°F) and the coldest is January at 5Â°C (41Â°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 8 in September. The wettest month is May with an average of 26mm of rain.


Paris: Annual Weather Averages
Paris: Annual Weather Averages. July is the hottest month in Paris with an average temperature of 20 Â°C (68 Â°F) and the coldest is January at 5 Â°C (41 Â°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 8 in September. The wettest month is May with an average of 26mm of rain.


Paris Weather Averages By Month
Paris Weather Averages by Month. Jul 29, 2017 ... Looking for info on weather in Paris, or average temperatures month by month? This at-a-glance guide provides all the information you need to ... www.tripsavvy.com


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No mercy or leniency should be granted you or those who were your accomplices in your nefarious enterprise. What I'd Like to Tell Bernie in Court Burt Ross March 11, 2009. The governor of Punjab province, a Muslim man, called publicly for leniency for her. In Defense of Blasphemy Michael Tomasky January 8, 2015.


Mercy
Law and ethics. In a judicial context mercy is often termed clemency. It is a sovereign prerogative that resides in the executive and is entirely discretionary. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit explained that The very nature of clemency is that it is grounded solely in the will of the dispenser of clemency.


lenient
Learner's definition of LENIENT. [more lenient; most lenient] : allowing a lot of freedom and not punishing bad behavior in a strong way : not harsh, severe, or strict. a teacher who is lenient with students who have misbehaved. a lenient teacher. a lenient sentence/punishment/policy. Many people felt that the punishment was too lenient.


Mercy
Mercy (Middle English, from Anglo-French merci, from Medieval Latin merced-, merces, from Latin, price paid, wages, from merc-, merxi merchandise) is a broad term that refers to benevolence, forgiveness and kindness in a variety of ethical, religious, social and legal contexts.


lenient
agreeably tolerant; permissive; indulgent: He tended to be lenient toward the children. More lenient laws encouraged greater freedom of expression. 2. Archaic. softening, soothing, or alleviative. Origin of lenient.


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The victim in the case applied asked for the Attorney General to refer the case to the Court of Appeal, where judges agreed the sentence was unduly lenient and jailed Leeming for two years. According to a former bank examiner in the US Fed, the Federal Reserve was lenient to banks in the nation.


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Word Origin & History. lenient 1650s, relaxing, soothing, from M.Fr. lenient, from L. lenientem (nom. leniens), prp. of lenire to soften, alleviate, mitigate, allay, calm, from lenis mild, gentle, calm, probably from PIE base *le(i)- to leave, yield (cf. Lith.


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He had no thought for any leniency towards an enemy, alive or dead. The Heart of Unaga Ridgwell Cullum. I perceived a grindstone in the corner of the room, which the leniency of the authorities permitted them to have and to use. The Fishguard Invasion by the French in 1797 M. E. James.


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Power Thesaurus. 1969. lenient thesaurus http://www.powerthesaurus.org/lenient/antonyms (accessed April 11, 2017).


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How Much Is Minimum Wage In Oklahoma City?
What is the Georgia Minimum Wage? The Georgia Minimum Wage is the lowest hourly wage that an employee working in Georgia can legally be paid. Both Georgia and the federal government have set a legal minimum wage - Georgia's is $5.15 per hour, while the federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour. Federal law states that the applicable minimum wage is whichever minimum wage is higher.


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Because the Georgia Minimum Wage is less than the National Minimum Wage of $7.25 per hour, workers are entitled to the higher minimum wage of $7.25 The Federal Minimum Wage will override the GA state minimum wage as long as the Federal Min. Wage is higher.


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Full time minimum wage workers in Georgia earn a total of $290.00 per week and approximately $15,080.00 per year (based on a 8 hour days and a 260-day work year) before taxes. The federal poverty threshold for a household of two is $14,570 per year.


Average Salary in Savannah, Georgia
About Savannah Salaries. The average salary in Savannah, Georgia is $43,159. Trends in wages are declining with a 1.9 percent decrease over last quarter as of Q4 2017. The cost of living in Savannah is 10.4 percent lower than the national average. Popular jobs in Savannah include Retail Store Manager, Office Manager, and Operations Manager which pay between $41,181 and $54,766 per year. The most popular industries in Savannah are Education, Aerospace and Defense, and Manufacturing.


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Minimum Wage and Teen Unemployment. In The News Minimum Wage Myths New Research Media Videos & Graphics


Average Salary in Savannah, Georgia
About Savannah Salaries The average salary in Savannah, Georgia is $43,159. Trends in wages are declining with a 1.9 percent decrease over last quarter as of Q4 2017. The cost of living in Savannah is 10.4 percent lower than the national average. Popular jobs in Savannah include Retail Store Manager, Office Manager, and Operations Manager which pay between $41,181 and $54,766 per year.


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2016 Minimum Wage: $7.25/hour: 2016 Tipped Wage: $2.13/hour: Teen Unemployment Rate* 23.1%


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2017 Minimum Wage: $7.25/hour: 2017 Tipped Wage: $2.13/hour: Teen Unemployment Rate* 20.31%


Your Rights Filing a Wage and Hour Claim - Georgia
In Georgia, an employee can file a private lawsuit if he or she is paid less than the minimum wage to recover past compensation, liquidated damages, attorney's fees and costs. State Labor Agency. Georgia has no state agency that enforces wage and hour laws; see the local DOL offices below.


Your Rights Filing a Wage and Hour Claim - Georgia
Does Georgia have a minimum wage that is different from federal law? The current minimum wage in Georgia is $5.15 per hour, and applies to employees not covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Otherwise, Georgia's minimum wage payment is equal to the federal minimum wage of $7.25. Does Georgia have meal and rest break requirements, unlike federal law? Georgia does not have any meal or rest break requirements. What are my time deadlines? There are strict time limits in which minimum wage claims must be filed.


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Kotak rolls out mobile banking app with no Internet. 13-10-2015| Source:PTI. Kotak Mahindra Bank is India's first bank to achieve this distinction, which encourages cashless transactions by enabling customers to transfer up to Rs 2,500 per day and at a time, it said.


Clearing FAQ
Chicago time on the business day preceding the third Friday of the contract month. Except for the E-mini contracts (i.e. the E-mini Nasdaq-100 and the E-mini S&P 500), which continue trading on CME Globex up until 8:30 a.m. on the third Friday of the contract month.


Options and Futures
According to Chicago Board of Trade rules, the first day on which a notice of intent to deliver a commodity in fulfillment of a given month's futures contract can be made by the clearinghouse to a buyer. The clearinghouse also informs the sellers whom they have been matched up with. News On First Notice Day.


DEFINITION of 'Last Trading Day'
The final day that a futures contract may trade or be closed out before delivery of the underlying asset or cash settlement must occur. By the end of the last trading day, the contract holder must be prepared to accept delivery of the commodity, or settle in cash if the position is not closed. Next Up.


Clearing FAQ
Whether it is FX cash or securities this can be done in two ways: via Clearing 21 or by faxing a withdrawal form to CME Clearing. To make the withdrawal through Clearing 21, the firm will need a user name and password. If you do not have access, please contact CME Group Customer Support at 312-930-3444.


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16-10-2015| Source:PTI. Flipkart, as part of its 'Big Billion Days ' offer, said it sold 10 lakh products within 10 hours of the first day of the sale. On Day 3, it claimed it had sold half a million mobile phones in 10.


What is a 'First Notice Day'
DEFINITION of 'First Notice Day'. The day after which an investor who has purchased a futures contract may be required to take physical delivery of the contract's underlying commodity. First notice day varies by contract; it also depends on exchange rules. If the first business day of the delivery month was Monday, Oct. 1, first notice day would typically fall one to three business days prior, so it could be Wednesday, Sept. 26, Thursday, Sept.27, or Friday, Sept. 28.


Clearing FAQ
Generally, the front month rollover in the Equities occurs one week prior to expiration (i.e. the LTD for the March 2001 Equities futures was March 15, 2001, the front month rollover occurred on March 8, 2001). Following that, June S&Pâs become front month on March 12th as it the case with the Currencies.


Clearing FAQ
CME S&P and Nasdaq contracts are fungible with a five to one ratio. This means every five E-mini S&P/Nasdaq contracts can be offset against 1 full-size S&P 500 or Nasdaq contract. This transaction is conducted using the Trade Entry System.


What is a 'First Notice Day'
Brokerage firms that allow futures trading with margin accounts may require investors to substantially increase the funds in their margin accounts after first notice day, to ensure they can pay for a delivered commodity. RELATED TERMS.


How a typical day for a dental hygienist is like?
A dental hygienist is a licensed oral health prevention specialist. They go to school anywhere from 3-5 years and must earn a minimum of an associate's degree, but many earn tâ¦heir bachelor's or master's degree in dental hygiene. A typical day for a dental hygienist would involve seeing about 8-10 patients.


Dental Assistants
How to Become a Dental Assistant[About this section] [To Top] Get the education you need: Find schools for Dental Assistants near you! There are several possible paths to becoming a dental assistant. Some states require assistants to graduate from an accredited program and pass an exam.


How Long Does IT Take to Become a Dental Hygienist?
Becoming a Dental Hygienist. Becoming a dental hygienist requires completing a program that usually last 3 years. Most programs grant associate's degrees, which is typically the minimum education required. In order to go into research, public health or teaching, dental hygienists usually need to hold a bachelor's or master's degree.


How long do you go to school to be a 'dental hygienist'?
High school students interested in becoming a dental hygienist should take courses in biology, chemistry, and mathematics. Also, some dental hygiene programs require applicants to have completed at least 1 year of college. Specific entrance requirements vary from one school to another.


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Becoming a registered dental hygienist (RDH) allows you to work in one of the fastest growing careers in America. With the growth of preventative dental cleaning, the Bureau of Labor Statistics expects demand for RDHs to grow by 38 percent until 2020. Learn how to become a dental hygienist.


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Dental Assistant Salaries[About this section] [More salary/earnings info] [To Top] The median annual wage for dental assistants was $35,980 in May 2015. The median wage is the wage at which half the workers in an occupation earned more than that amount and half earned less.


How Long Does IT Take to Become a Dental Hygienist?
Depending on the program and the amount of prerequisites taken, a student can become a dental hygienist within four years. Students with the necessary undergraduate education can complete a master's degree program in 1 to 2 years based on part-time or full-time study.


Dental Assistants
Work Environment for Dental Assistants[About this section] [To Top] Dental assistants held about 318,800 jobs in 2014. Almost all dental assistants work in dentistsâ offices. Dental assistants work under the supervision of dentists and work closely with dental hygienists in their day-to-day activities.


How long does it take to become a dental hygienist?
To become a dental hygienist do you go to a dental school or take a dentist program in a college? To become a dental hygienist you attend a dental hygiene program offered at a college. Some schools have a pre-dental hygiene program where you would complete both pre-requisiâ¦tes and the actual program at the same school.


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RDH Education. 1  1. Complete your high school studies. You will need a General Educational Development (GED) certificate or a high school diploma to enter a dental hygienist program. 2  2. Take your ACT or SAT exams. Most technical colleges, community colleges and universities require you to have completed college entrance exams.


List of United States water companies
1 Fairfax County Water Authority (most of Fairfax County, major wholesaler to surrounding areas). 2  City of Falls Church Department of Public Works (serves Falls Church and east-central Fairfax County). 3  Loudoun Water (formerly Loudoun County Sanitation Authority), serves the unincorporated areas of Loudoun County.


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Bottled Water Industry: About 25% of the bottled water sold in the United States comes from a municipal water source. Most of this water has gone through processing such as reverse osmosis, deionization, activated carbon filtration and other approved treatment procedures.


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Perrier Vittel-a division of Nestle NestlÃ©.S., a the'world s largest food-company is the largest bottled water company in the. World Perrier vittel serves customers in 140 countries on five continents with more than 70 bottled water. brands


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Click on the water bottle to learn more about this $22 billion business, and read what non-governmental organizations, bottled water companies and environmental groups have to say about the fastest-growing beverage industry in the world.


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This publication was written in association with Eylon Javetz, Simul Consulting Corp., contact@simulconsulting.com. Gil Forer Leader, Global Cleantech Center EYChristine Staub Global Water Network Leader EY Change is brewing in the US water arena.


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According to Global Water Intelligence, the average combined tariffs in the US rose by 6.4% for the 12 months ending July 2012 while global tariffs rose on average by 3.6%. 9 The increase in the US is from a much lower tariff base, however.


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The Perrier Group of America has been a subsidiary of Perrier Vittel S.A. since 1992, and it is currently the largest bottled water company in the United States. The Perrier Group of America's sales have more than doubled over the course of five years.


Company Overview
American Water is a study in the richest of contrasts. With operations in 45 states as well as parts of Canada, we are large enough to pool tremendous expertise and financial strength, but we are local to the core. We are experts at delivering high-quality water and wastewater service to our customers.


Company Overview
Email page. American Water provides high-quality water and wastewater services to approximately 15 million people in more than 1,600 communities in the United States as well as parts of Canada. Headquartered in Voorhees, NJ, we are the largest investor-owned water and wastewater utility company in the United States. We employ approximately 6,800 people who give back to the community each day by doing their part to provide the highest quality service possible.


No, The Moon Landings Werenât Faked.
People with access to safe public drinking water-who are willing to spend up to 1000 times more for bottled water-represent the world's largest consumers of bottled water. About half of all Americans drink bottled water regularly, and this number is steadily rising.


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In lesser doses (an average cigarette yields about 2 mg of absorbed nicotine), the substance acts as a stimulant in mammals, while high amounts (50â100 mg) can be harmful.


Is Nicotine Bad For You?
Is nicotine addictive â well it has addictive properties. Nicotine activates pleasure pathways in the brain. It can actually make you process and think more quickly. Smokers build up a level of nicotine in their system that the brain becomes accustomed to.


E-Cigarettes Just More Smoke and Mirrors, Doctors Say
With nicotine patches and gum, the nicotine delivery is regulated, with small amounts of nicotine released slowly into the bloodstream. But with traditional cigarettes and now e-cigarettes, heat creates a freebase form of nicotine that is more addictive â or what smokers would call more satisfying.


Nicotine
The dextrorotatory form, (+)-nicotine is physiologically less active than (â)-nicotine. (â)-nicotine is more toxic than (+)-nicotine. The salts of (+)-nicotine are usually dextrorotatory. The hydrochloride and sulphate salts become optically inactive if heated in a closed vessel above 180 Â°C.


E-Cigarettes Just More Smoke and Mirrors, Doctors Say
As for the notion of e-cigs as liberating, the cost of a year's worth of e-cigarette nicotine cartridges is about $600, compared with $1,000 yearly for a half-pack a day of regular cigarettes. E-cigs vaporize a flavored liquid rather than burning tobacco. See full infographic. Credit: by Karl Tate, Infographics Artist.


Definitions &Translations
Nicotine is a potent parasympathomimetic alkaloid found in the nightshade family of plants (Solanaceae) and is a stimulant drug.


E-Cigarettes Just More Smoke and Mirrors, Doctors Say
Yes, e-cigarettes are a nicotine-delivery system, highly addictive and ultimately harmful because of their nicotine. Cancer and respiratory experts see the same ploy being played out today with e-cigarettes as was done in the 1940s with cigarettes, when America started smoking en masse.


Does Wellbutrin Work for Weight Loss?
Unlike Wellbutrin SR and Wellbutrin XL, Wellbutrin has a short half life and is typically administered three to four times per day. Common side effects of Wellbutrin include dry mouth, loss of appetite, headache, nausea, weight loss, dizziness, constipation and sweating. Wellbutrin must be administered every day for four to six weeks before the full therapeutic effect is present. Fat contains 3,500 calories per pound.


Wellbutrin and Weight Loss
Wellbutrin and Weight Loss. People may experience side effects during treatment with Wellbutrin, and weight loss can be one of these side effects. In previous studies, up to 28 percent of people taking Wellbutrin lost more than five pounds. Although some people may benefit from weight loss, it can be a problem for others.


weight loss on wellbutrin
Also, I'll be switching from Paxil (20mg) to Wellbutrin. I hope it don't have withdrawal from Paxil. I tried to wean myself off it slowly last summer over three weeks, and felt really sick and out of sorts, and ended going back on it. Hope Wellbutrin works for the mood and the weight loss!


Bupropion for weight loss: an investigation of efficacy and tolerability in overweight and obese women.
Bupropion for weight loss: an investigation of efficacy and tolerability in overweight and obese women. Gadde KM(1), Parker CB, Maner LG, Wagner HR 2nd, Logue EJ, Drezner MK, Krishnan KR. Author information: (1)Department of Psychiatry, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina 27710, USA. gadde001@mc.duke.edu.


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Wellbutrin, an antidepressant that can spur weight loss and boost libido, is on everyone's lips. Sari Botton reveals why she's on auto-refill. More From Sex Tips.


How long does buprenorphine withdrawal last?
For Depression Day 1 of taking Wellbutrin XL, I was the most positive I've been in a long time. I had a very vivid colorful dream that first night, the first time I've ever dreamt in color (that I can remember). The dreams subsided after day one, but the medication continued to make me feel better.


Wellbutrin and Weight Loss
It is not entirely clear why Wellbutrin can cause weight loss. Wellbutrin can often cause a loss of appetite, nausea, and vomiting -- all of which may contribute to weight loss. Often, these side effects go away with time.


Topamax
For Major Depressive Disorder I have been on and off different SSRI's and none of them have helped e.g. slept my life away, foggy mind, couldn't concentrate, no feelings, constant ringing in my ears, low libido. I started on Wellbutrin XL 150mg for 1 month and my doc upped my dose to 300mg.


Bupropion for weight loss: an investigation of efficacy and tolerability in overweight and obese women.
OBJECTIVE: On the basis of the clinical observations that bupropion facilitated weight loss, we investigated the efficacy and tolerability of this drug in overweight and obese adult women. RESEARCH METHODS AND PROCEDURES: A total of 50 overweight and obese (body mass index: 28.0 to 52.6 kg/m(2)) women were included.


Alternative names for calcitonin
Calcitonin is a hormone that is produced in humans by the parafollicular cells (commonly known as C-cells) of the thyroid gland. Calcitonin is involved in helping to regulate levels of calcium and phosphate in the blood, opposing the action of parathyroid hormone.he secretion of calcitonin is also inhibited by the hormone somatostatin which is also released by the C-cells in the thyroid gland. What happens if I have too much calcitonin? There does not seem to be any effect on the body as a result of having too much calcitonin.


alendronate, Fosamax, Binosto
DRUG CLASS: Calcitonin salmon is a man-made version of the hormone, calcitonin, that is found in salmon. Calcitonin is used for treating postmenopausal (after menopause) osteoporosis (bone loss), Paget's disease of bone, and hypercalcemia (high blood calcium levels).alcitonin is used for treating postmenopausal (after menopause) osteoporosis (bone loss), Paget's disease of bone, and hypercalcemia (high blood calcium levels).


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Calcitonin is a naturally occurring hormone. It helps regulate calcium levels in your body and is involved in the process of bone building.When taken by shot or nasal spray, it slows the rate of bone thinning.alcitonin may be used in men with osteoporosis who have normal levels of the male sex hormone testosterone or whose osteoporosis does not get better with testosterone treatment.


Miacalcin
Miacalcin (calcitonin-salmon) is a man-made form of a hormone that occurs naturally in the thyroid gland used to treat Paget's disease of bone, postmenopausal osteoporosis, or high levels of calcium in the blood (hypercalcemia).iacalcin (calcitonin-salmon) is a man-made form of a hormone that occurs naturally in the thyroid gland used to treat Paget's disease of bone, postmenopausal osteoporosis, or high levels of calcium in the blood (hypercalcemia).


Determination of Calcitonin Levels in C-cell Disease: Clinical Interest and Potential Pitfalls
Introduction. Calcitonin is produced by the parafollicular C cells of the thyroid. This hormone is thought to function in calcium and phosphorous metabolism, essentially opposing the effects of parathyroid hormone.In addition, calcitonin represents the classical clinical marker for medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC).n elevated serum calcitonin level is a highly sensitive marker for medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC) that can be used for screening, differential diagnosis, prognostic assessment, follow-up monitoring, and assessment of treatment response.


What is Calcitonin?
People at increased risk of fractures may also be given calcitonin to reduce the possibility of a bone fracture, and to decrease the severity of fractures when they do occur. This hormone is produced in the thyroid under normal conditions.It interacts with calcitonin receptors on the bone to inhibit the natural breakdown of bone, and control the overall amount of calcium in the bloodstream.hen a doctor suspects that a patient has a thyroid disorder, particularly cancer, he or she may order a calcitonin test. In this test, a sample of blood is taken to determine how much of the hormone is in the blood. The patient may also be given injections of calcium to test the body's response.


Alternative names for calcitonin
Calcitonin reduces calcium levels in the blood by two main mechanisms: 1  It inhibits the activity of osteoclasts, which are the cells responsible for breaking down bone. 2  It can also decrease the resorption of calcium in the kidneys, again leading to lower blood calcium levels.he secretion of calcitonin is also inhibited by the hormone somatostatin which is also released by the C-cells in the thyroid gland. What happens if I have too much calcitonin? There does not seem to be any effect on the body as a result of having too much calcitonin.


Hormones That Regulate Blood Calcium Levels
Calcitonin, which is produced by your thyroid gland, serves to lower blood calcium levels. It counters the actions of parathyroid hormone. Calcitonin inhibits osteoclast function, slowing the breakdown of bone.alcitonin's effects on blood calcium levels are small in comparison to parathyroid hormone's influence. High levels of calcitonin, which may be caused by a thyroid tumor, generally do not result in elevated blood calcium.


Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands
Calcitonin is released by the thyroid gland if the amount of calcium in the bloodstream is high. Calcitonin decreases the amount of calcium and phosphorus in the blood. It does this by slowing the activity of cells found in bone, called osteoclasts.These cells cause calcium to be released as they 'clean' bone.owever, parathyroid hormone and calcitonin work together to control calcium levels in the blood. The blood calcium level is the main stimulus for the release of these hormones, as the release of these hormones is not controlled by the pituitary.


Hormones That Regulate Blood Calcium Levels
Calcitonin's effects on blood calcium levels are small in comparison to parathyroid hormone's influence. High levels of calcitonin, which may be caused by a thyroid tumor, generally do not result in elevated blood calcium.alcitonin's effects on blood calcium levels are small in comparison to parathyroid hormone's influence. High levels of calcitonin, which may be caused by a thyroid tumor, generally do not result in elevated blood calcium.


Can cooked cabbage spoil in the refrigerator?
Can cooked cabbage spoil in the refrigerator? I made some chicken and dumplings w/ cabbage and other veggies in it. I made it for dinner on Saturday (10/06/07). Today, I microwaved some in a bowl and when I tasted it, it tasted sour. How long do you think you should be able to hold cooked cabbage in the refrigerator?


How Long Do Cooked Vegetables Keep?
Vegetables that have been cooked can be safely stored in the refrigerator for 3 to 7 days. Leftovers should be placed in covered containers with a bit of airspace at the... Vegetables that have been cooked can be safely stored in the refrigerator for 3 to 7 days. Leftovers should be placed in covered containers with a bit of airspace at the top. Continue Reading


How long does cabbage last in the fridge?
Best Answer: As others have said, cabbage lasts a long time in the refrigerator. If some of the leaves have gotten brown or a little mushy on the end, just remove them. Red cabbage is a little sharper and sweeter in flavor than green cabbage, and can be used anywhere green cabbage would be used. The great thing about cabbage is it doesn't wilt like lettuce does, so it's perfect for very hot foods.


Can cooked cabbage spoil in the refrigerator?
Best Answer: Cooked cabbage is not great for sitting in the fridge dumplings are not either ,anything slightly suspicious in look or odour,need not be tasted to declare it unfit ,it should be discarded straight away.I would not use cooked cabbage beyond a couple of days more so if cooked with meat.


Can cooked cabbage spoil in the refrigerator?
Someone had a saying  If there's a doubt toss it out . Yeah cabbage can spoil and most foods do after three days. The rule on leftovers is three days. If you were to get food poisoning you would know and you wouldn't risk it again!!! I wouldn't eat it if it's over three days old.


How Long Do Cooked Vegetables Keep?
Quick Answer. Vegetables that have been cooked can be safely stored in the refrigerator for 3 to 7 days. Leftovers should be placed in covered containers with a bit of airspace at the top. Vegetables with higher water content like broccoli and asparagus lose taste and quality more quickly than those which contain little water.


How long does cabbage last in the fridge?
Cabbage will keep for weeks in the fridge. Simply cut away the outer protective leaves and it will be fine. As long as there is no mold or black mushy spots its good. Produce that is spoiled looks spoiled.


How Long Do Cooked Vegetables Keep?
Canned vegetables that have been cooked, such as baked beans, can be safely stored for 7 to 10 days. If vegetables are not stored properly, mold can begin to grow and pose a risk for food-borne illness. Added seasonings can additionally affect the storage time for leftover food.


How Long Can You Keep Hamburger in the Fridge?
How long can you keep beef before it goes bad? A: The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service recommends storing fresh steaks and roasts in the refrigerator from three to five days and ground beef only o... Full Answer >


Do Refried Beans Spoil?
How long does lasagna keep in the refrigerator? A: Home made, cooked lasagna keeps in the refrigerator for three to five days. It is important to cover and refrigerate the lasagna within two hours of cookin...


History of the firearm
The firearm was originally invented in China during the 13th century AD, after the Chinese invented gunpowder during the 9th century AD. These inventions were later transmitted to the Middle East, Africa, and Europe. The world's first firearm in history was the fire lance, the prototype of the gun.The fire lance was invented in China during the 10th century and it is the predecessor of all firearms.he world's first firearm in history was the fire lance, the prototype of the gun.


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Introduction. 1  1232: The Chinese who invented gunpowder (black powder) first used it in a weapon-gunpowder filled tubes aka rockets. 2  1364: First recorded use of a firearm-shooter lit wicks by hand that ingnited gunpowder that was loaded into the gun barrel.3  1400s: Matchlock guns-first mechanically firing of guns.ntroduction. 1  1232: The Chinese who invented gunpowder (black powder) first used it in a weapon-gunpowder filled tubes aka rockets. 2  1364: First recorded use of a firearm-shooter lit wicks by hand that ingnited gunpowder that was loaded into the gun barrel.


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1 1232: The Chinese who invented gunpowder (black powder) first used it in a weapon-gunpowder filled tubes aka rockets. 2  1364: First recorded use of a firearm-shooter lit wicks by hand that ingnited gunpowder that was loaded into the gun barrel.3  1400s: Matchlock guns-first mechanically firing of guns.ntroduction. 1  1232: The Chinese who invented gunpowder (black powder) first used it in a weapon-gunpowder filled tubes aka rockets. 2  1364: First recorded use of a firearm-shooter lit wicks by hand that ingnited gunpowder that was loaded into the gun barrel.


Who invented the first gun?
In the 15th century, the invention of the lock -- the firing mechanism on the gun -- made for the creation of the first reliable handguns.The first was the French arquebus, a short-barreled firearm held at the shoulder and small enough to be handled by one man.A gunpowder-soaked cord burned at both ends until it touched a pan of flash powder, which sent a half-ounce ball soaring toward its enemy.t all started in China, where gunpowder was first created. In the ninth century, alchemists blended charcoal, saltpeter and sulfur into a powder called huo yao, which was used to treat skin infections [source: Kit Meng ].


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The flare gun was invented in 1877 by a US Navy officer by the name of Lt. Edward Wilson Very. The flare guns were often referred to as Very pistols. The flare gun first cam â¦ e into use by the US Navy for signaling and communication purposes in 1882.By 1910 the flare gun was used worldwide.irearms (guns) did not exist in the prehistoric age. Firearms did not exist in ancient times. In fact, it was originally the Middle Ages when firearms (guns) were invented. D â¦ uring the Middle Ages, the Chinese invented gunpowder in the 9th century A.D. (800s A.D.).


Firearm
The first primitive firearms were invented in 13th century China when the one-person-portable fire lance was combined with projectiles. The technology gradually spread through the rest of East Asia, South Asia, Middle East and then into Europe.atchlocks were the first and simplest firearms firing mechanisms developed. Using the matchlock mechanism, the powder in the gun barrel was ignited by a piece of burning cord called a match. The match was wedged into one end of an S-shaped piece of steel.


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The flare gun was invented in 1877 by a US Navy officer by the name of Lt. Edward Wilson Very. The flare guns were often referred to as Very pistols. The flare gun first cam â¦ e into use by the US Navy for signaling and communication purposes in 1882.he first machine gun was the Defense Gun, invented by James Puckle in England in 1718. It was a single barrel flintlock gun with multiple revolving chambers. It was operated â¦ by a hand crank.


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The oldest known air rifle gun was invented by Girandoni of Vienna about 1780, for the Austrian Army. Daisy is credited for invented the first BB gun around 1895. An air rif â¦ le was carried by Lewis and Clark on there expedition across the west.irearms (guns) did not exist in the prehistoric age. Firearms did not exist in ancient times. In fact, it was originally the Middle Ages when firearms (guns) were invented. D â¦ uring the Middle Ages, the Chinese invented gunpowder in the 9th century A.D. (800s A.D.).


When were guns invented?
1 1400s: Matchlock guns-first mechanically firing of guns. 2  Wicks were now attached to a clamp that sprang into gunpowder that was placed in a flash pan. 3  1509: Wheel lock guns-wicks were replaced the wheel lock that generated a spark for igniting the gunpowder.ntroduction. 1  1232: The Chinese who invented gunpowder (black powder) first used it in a weapon-gunpowder filled tubes aka rockets. 2  1364: First recorded use of a firearm-shooter lit wicks by hand that ingnited gunpowder that was loaded into the gun barrel.


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The Chinese are credited with inventing the first gun. Leonardo Da Vinci was credited with making the first automatic lighting device, or real firearm. The Chinese had the first handguns, fire-spears and handcannons, technically known as guns with a canon lock.he first machine gun was the Defense Gun, invented by James Puckle in England in 1718. It was a single barrel flintlock gun with multiple revolving chambers. It was operated â¦ by a hand crank.


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Guide. A urine culture is a test to find and identify germs (usually bacteria) that may be causing a urinary tract infection (UTI) . Urine in the bladder normally is sterile-it does not contain any bacteria or other organisms (such as fungi). But bacteria can enter the urethra and cause an infection.A urine sample is kept under conditions that allow bacteria and other organisms to grow. If few or no organisms grow, the test is negative. If organisms grow in numbers large enough to indicate an infection, the culture is positive.rine in the bladder normally is sterile-it does not contain any bacteria or other organisms (such as fungi). But bacteria can enter the urethra and cause an infection. A urine sample is kept under conditions that allow bacteria and other organisms to grow.


Overview
1 Infection of the bladder (cystitis). 2  This type of UTI is usually caused by Escherichia coli (E. coli), a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. 3  However, sometimes other bacteria are responsible.4  Sexual intercourse may lead to cystitis, but you don't have to be sexually active to develop it. Infection of the urethra (urethritis). 2  This type of UTI can occur when GI bacteria spread from the anus to the urethra. 3  Also, because the female urethra is close to the vagina, sexually transmitted infections, such as herpes, gonorrhea, chlamydia and mycoplasma, can cause urethritis. 4  Symptoms.


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1 Infection of the urethra (urethritis). 2  This type of UTI can occur when GI bacteria spread from the anus to the urethra. 3  Also, because the female urethra is close to the vagina, sexually transmitted infections, such as herpes, gonorrhea, chlamydia and mycoplasma, can cause urethritis.4  Symptoms. Infection of the urethra (urethritis). 2  This type of UTI can occur when GI bacteria spread from the anus to the urethra. 3  Also, because the female urethra is close to the vagina, sexually transmitted infections, such as herpes, gonorrhea, chlamydia and mycoplasma, can cause urethritis. 4  Symptoms.


Bacteria in Urine
Bacteria in urine may cause some symptoms or it may be asymptomatic. An individual who is affected by the presence of an excessive number of bacteria in the urinary tract but does not experience any symptoms is said to be affected by the asymptomatic form of bacteria in urine.This type of bacterial infection in urine is not serious in nature.n individual who is affected by the presence of an excessive number of bacteria in the urinary tract but does not experience any symptoms is said to be affected by the asymptomatic form of bacteria in urine. This type of bacterial infection in urine is not serious in nature.


Overview
The most common UTIs occur mainly in women and affect the bladder and urethra. 1  Infection of the bladder (cystitis). 2  This type of UTI is usually caused by Escherichia coli (E. coli), a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. 3  However, sometimes other bacteria are responsible. Infection of the urethra (urethritis). 2  This type of UTI can occur when GI bacteria spread from the anus to the urethra. 3  Also, because the female urethra is close to the vagina, sexually transmitted infections, such as herpes, gonorrhea, chlamydia and mycoplasma, can cause urethritis. 4  Symptoms.


Bacteria in Urine
Bacteria in Urine. The kidneys perform the important function of filtering the blood and this process leads to the formation of the waste product, i.e. urine. The important minerals and nutrients are retained by the kidneys in the blood, and the unwanted, waste materials are filtered out.n individual who is affected by the presence of an excessive number of bacteria in the urinary tract but does not experience any symptoms is said to be affected by the asymptomatic form of bacteria in urine. This type of bacterial infection in urine is not serious in nature.


Kidney Infection (Pyelonephritis) Symptoms, Signs, Causes, Treatment
Urine, similar to other fluids in the body, is normally sterile without any bacterial infection. Therefore, the presence of bacteria in the urine is considered abnormal and may lead to urinary tract infection.Typically, bacteria gain access to the urinary system from outside through the urethra (the drainage tube for urine from the bladder).rine, similar to other fluids in the body, is normally sterile without any bacterial infection. Therefore, the presence of bacteria in the urine is considered abnormal and may lead to urinary tract infection.


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In hematuria, your kidneys â or other parts of your urinary tract â allow blood cells to leak into urine. A number of problems can cause this leakage, including: Urinary tract infections. Urinary tract infections often occur when bacteria enter your body through the urethra and begin to multiply in your bladder.Symptoms can include a persistent urge to urinate, pain and burning with urination, and extremely strong-smelling urine.rinary tract infections. Urinary tract infections often occur when bacteria enter your body through the urethra and begin to multiply in your bladder. Symptoms can include a persistent urge to urinate, pain and burning with urination, and extremely strong-smelling urine.


Bacteria in Urine
Bacteria in Urine â Test. When a urine sample is detected with different types or species of bacteria, then it is possible that the sample is probably contaminated. In such a scenario, a new sample of urine would be needed for a fresh diagnosis to detect the presence of bacteria in urine.n individual who is affected by the presence of an excessive number of bacteria in the urinary tract but does not experience any symptoms is said to be affected by the asymptomatic form of bacteria in urine. This type of bacterial infection in urine is not serious in nature.


Bacteria in Urine
Urine generally tends to have a sterile nature. However, bacteria may occasionally pass onto different areas of the urinary tract. This may result in multiplication of bacteria. When the growth of bacteria is found in a sample of urine, then the affected individual is diagnosed with a condition called bacteriuria.n individual who is affected by the presence of an excessive number of bacteria in the urinary tract but does not experience any symptoms is said to be affected by the asymptomatic form of bacteria in urine. This type of bacterial infection in urine is not serious in nature.


Dog in Chinese mythology
The Dog statue is one of the 12 Chinese Zodiacal creatures portrayed in the Kowloon Walled City Park in Kowloon City, Hong Kong. For thousands of years, a twelve-year cycle named after various real or mythological animals has been used in Southeast Asia.


Dog in Chinese mythology
This twelve-year cycle, sometimes referred to as the Chinese zodiac, associates each year in turn with a certain creature, in a fixed order of twelve animals, after which it returns to the first in the order, the Rat. The eleventh in the cycle is the Dog.


Chinese Zodiac - Dog
Rank and Astrology Elements. Ranking as the eleventh animal in Chinese zodiac, Dog is the symbol of loyalty and honesty. People born in the Year of the Dog possess the best traits of human nature. They are honest, friendly, faithful, loyal, smart, straightforward, venerable and have a strong sense of responsibility.


Dog in Chinese mythology
As of 2012, the next Year of the Dog in the Chinese calendar is February 16, 2018 to February 4, 2019 (Year of the Yang Earth Dog).


Dog in Chinese mythology
Dog in Chinese mythology - Obtaining grain. 1  According to the myths of various ethnic groups, a dog provided humans with the first grain seeds enabling the seasonal cycle of planting, harvesting, and replanting staple agricultural products by saving some of the seed grains to replant, thus explaining the origin of domesticated cereal crops.


Dog in Chinese mythology
Dog in Chinese mythology - Myth versus history. 1  Chinese mythology is those myths found in the geographic area called China, which of course has evolved and changed throughout its history.


Chinese Zodiac - Dog
When selecting a Chinese name for the people born in the year of Dog, there are some dos and donâts you need to know which are based on the characters of the Dog, zodiac compatibility and Chinese five element theories. Let's take a look at what are good and auspicious names for the male and female Dog. â Auspicious Chinese Names for the Dog


Dog in Chinese mythology
Dogs are an important motif in Chinese mythology. These motifs include a particular dog which accompanies a hero, the dog as one of the twelve totem creatures for which years are named, a dog giving first provision of grain which allowed current agriculture, and claims of having a magical dog as an original ancestor in the case of certain ethnic groups.


Dog in Chinese mythology
Dog in Chinese mythology - Other canids in Chinese mythology. 1  Other members of the canidae family also figure in Chinese mythology, including wolves and foxes.


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2018 is year of the Earth Dog. The Dog sign in Chinese zodiac with years of the dog, personality, lucky numbers, colors, suitable jobs, compatible animal signs and 2018 horoscope predictions are provided.


Effects of Lobotomies
Effects of Lobotomies. 1  The results of early lobotomies were difficult to interpret, because the people receiving lobotomies were already psychotic, seriously disturbed and out of touch with reality. 2  However, as time went on, some disastrous consequences were discovered. 3  Lobotomy patients were said to act stimulus-bound.


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Psychosurgery History and Early Prefrontal Lobotomy. Burkhardt reported the first use of psychosurgery modern times in 1891 (Cosgrove, Rauch, 2005). The most well-known example of dramatic psychosurgery is that of a prefrontal lobotomy.


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The prefrontal cortex receives information from the general interpretive area and the association areas. It is the site of personality, our sense of socially acceptable behavior, creativity, conscience, judgement, abstract ideas, and foresight.


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The ventrolateral prefrontal cortex is a vital decision-making center where the interpretation of visual stimuli can be linked to emotional associations and other cognitive functions to interpret the significance of the stimuli.


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From here, projections to the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (and from there, the motor areas), can adjust motor responses. This second pathway can inhibit the first and can thus serve as an important center for decisions to stop an action (Sakagami, 2007; Sakagami, 2006).


Effects of Lobotomies
Effects of Lobotomies. 1  The results of early lobotomies were difficult to interpret, because the people receiving lobotomies were already psychotic, seriously disturbed and out of touch with reality. In the late 1940s lobotomies were used on a new group: people suffering severe intractable pain : pain unresponsive to any form of treatment.


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THE EFFECTS OF PREFRONTAL LOBOTOMY ON THE SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS. A Survey of 100 Cases. The clinical results of prefrontal lobotomy were studied in 100 cases of schizophrenia. Ten patients were much improved, 32 were improved, 42 were slightly improved, 14 were unimproved, and 2 were worse.


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Side Effects of Psychosurgery, Lobotomy, and Modern Law. Some of the disturbing side effects of prefrontal lobotomy are the permanent inability to inhibit impulses, and an unnatural tranquility with undesirable shallowness or absence of feeling. In 1951, the Soviet Union banned all such operations.


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POLICY: It shall be the policy of this hospital to abide by the Patientâs Bill of Rights within our. capacity, stated mission and philosophy, and applicable laws and regulations. [/two_columns] [two_columns_last border=âborderâ ]Report a complaint about a Health Care Organization.


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The Departments of Health and Human Services, Labor and Treasury collaborated on the Patientâs Bill of Rights â which will help children (and eventually all Americans) with pre-existing conditions gain coverage and keep it, protect all Americansâ choice of doctors, and end lifetime limits on the care consumers may receive.


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Resources Patient Information Patient Bill of Rights. It is the intent of the Legislature and the purpose of this statement to promote the interests and well-being of the patients of health care facilities. No health care facility may require a patient to waive these rights as a condition of admission to the facility.


The Patient Bill of Rights: Your Right to Respect and Good Care
In 1997, the Consumer Bill of Rights and Responsibilities was passed. It is more commonly known as the Patients' Bill of Rights, and covers your relationship with insurers, health plans, and everyone else in the healthcare system. And like most rights, it comes with certain obligations to take an active role in making the system run smoothly. The Goals.


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THE PATIENTSâ BILL OF RIGHTS IN MEDICARE AND MEDICAID. The Patientsâ Bill of Rights and Responsibilities has three goals: to strength consumer confidence. that the health care system is fair and responsive to consumer needs; to reaffirm the importance. of a strong relationship between patients and their health care providers; and to reaffirm the.


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
The patient has the right to receive a copy of the Patientâs Bill of Rights and Responsibilities, rules and regulations of the hospital and the Notice of Privacy Practices. Patientâs Rights are posted throughout the hospital. Employees are made aware of Patientâs Rights and Responsibilities during hospital orientation.


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Patient's Bill of Rights. On June 22, 2010, President Obama announced new interim final regulations, the Patientâs Bill of Rights, that include a set of protections that apply to health coverage starting on or after September 23, 2010, six months after the enactment of the Affordable Care Act.


Patient Rights
The Patient's Bill of Rights was created to try to reach 3 major goals: 1) To help patients feel more confident in the US health care system, the Bill of Rights: Assures that the health care system is fair and it works to meet patients' needs. Gives patients a way to address any problems they may have.


Patient Bill of Rights
Patient Bill of Rights. Legislative Intent. It is the intent of the Legislature and the purpose of this statement to promote the interests and well-being of the patients of health care facilities. No health care facility may require a patient to waive these rights as a condition of admission to the facility.


Patient Rights
This bill of rights focuses on hospitals and insurance plans, but there are many others with different focuses. There are special kinds, like the mental health bill of rights, hospice patient's bill of rights, and bills of rights for patients in certain states.


Tennessee leads nation for minimum wage workers
About 7.4 percent of Tennessee's workforce earns at or below the mimum wage, the highest proportion of minimum wage workers in the country, according to a new report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Nationally, about 4.3 percent of the workforce â or 3.3 million workers â earn at or below the minimum wage. In Tennessee, about 117,000 workers earn about at or below the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour. Tennessee was followed by Idaho (7.1 percent), Alabama (6.8 percent) and Arkansas (6.8 percent). Tennessee is one of only five states without its own minimum wage law. Four states have minimum wages that are less than the federal standard of $7.25, while 20 others have set their minimum wages equal to federal requirement.


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Many employers are liable to their employees for unpaid wages by requiring, forcing or encouraging them to work during meal time. Under the Fair Labor Standards Act, a non-exempt employee is â¦ [Read More...]


Tennessee leads nation for minimum wage workers
Tennessee leads nation for minimum wage workers. About 7.4 percent of Tennessee's workforce earns at or below the mimum wage, the highest proportion of minimum wage workers in the country, according to statistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.


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The minimum age for regular, full-time employment with the City of Memphis is seventeen (17) years of age. The age of eighteen (18) years is required for either contingent or regular, full-time employment in those prohibited occupations as set forth in the Child Labor Act of 1976, promulgated by the State of Tennessee Department of


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Wage Violations: After Hours Work. There seems to be some confusion among the public about what, if any, after hours work, is compensable in terms of possible wage violations. Many after- hours work issues relate to the fast food â¦ [Read More...]


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The minimum age contingent employment is fourteen (14) years of age. B. Proof of age is required for employment or continued employment with the City of Memphis. Proof of age can be established in accordance with the following: 1. Providing a copy of the minor's birth certificate, passport,


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Sex and Gender Discrimination: Tennessee Pregnancy Leave Rights. Pregnancy leave rights are provided by both federal and Tennessee employment laws, within the framework of sex and gender discrimination. The purpose of this article is to discuss more in detail the â¦ [Read More...]