Compost site extends hours
MUSCATINE, Iowa â The Muscatine compost site will be open during extended hours to allow residents to clean up their storm debris. Hours for the coming days are: Saturday, June 29 â 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday, June 30 â Noon-9 p.m. Monday, July 1 â 7 a.m.-9 p.m.


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Delivery Options, Compost & Mulch. The Davenport Compost Facility offers a variety of compost and wood mulch products. Delivery is available Monday through Friday, during normal business hours, in quantities of 1 - 40 cubic yards. The applicable delivery and product fees must be paid prior to delivery.


Compost Site
Hours: Sunday - Friday: Noon - 6 P.M. Saturday: 9 A.M. The compost site is open to the general public during times listed above. Commercial tree and yard waste management services must report to the Transfer Station office before entering the Compost Site.


Recycling Center & Transfer Station
History of the Station. In December 1991, with the landfill near Stockton reaching maximum capacity and the passing of the Iowa Waste Volume Reduction and Recycling Act of 1989, the Muscatine City Council approved a recommendation to pursue the construction of a recycling center and transfer station at 1000 South Houser Street.


Muscatine Recycling Center & Solid Waste Transfer Station
Muscatine Recycling Center & Solid Waste Transfer Station. About. Muscatine Recycling Center & Solid Waste Transfer Station is located at the address 1000 S Houser St in Muscatine, Iowa 52761. They can be contacted via phone at (563) 263-9689 for pricing, hours and directions. Muscatine Recycling Center & Solid Waste Transfer Station has an annual sales volume of 501K - 999,999.


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The Transfer Station and Recycling Center is the facility from which city operations such as garbage collection, composting, and recycling are managed. The Department of Natural Resources and the Environmental Protection Agency monitor landfills and pollution of local cities and towns.


Compost Site
Get ready for winter firewood season by coming to the Compost Site and get your firewood. All residents must sign a waiver at the Transfer Station before cutting or taking wood. Questions regarding the Compost Site call Muscatine Recycling Center and Transfer Station at 563-263-9689.


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The landfill is currently out of compost. The next batch will be ready on Monday, April 24. The Iowa City Landfill and Recycling Center produces Iowa City Community Compost from yard waste from around Johnson County. When available, the compost cost $20 per ton with a $2 minimum.


Compost site extends hours
MUSCATINE, Iowa â The Muscatine compost site will be open during extended hours to allow residents to clean up their storm debris. Saturday, June 29 â 8 a.m.-9 p.m.


Nether Creeper
You can help the Minecraft Fanon Wiki by expanding it. The Nether Creeper, also known as the fire creeper, this mob is found in the nether, but also, it will appear in the normal world. The nether creeper is red, orange, or any other fire color, and are impossible to find in lava or fire. They only spawn in Hard or Hardcore mode.


Nether Creeper
Nether Creeper. The Nether creeper, also known as the fire creeper, this mob is found in the nether, but also, it will appear in the normal world. The nether creeper is red, orange, or any other fire color, and are impossible to find in lava or fire. They only spawn in Hard or Hardcore mode.


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Read more. 1  The Microwave Beast is a huge iron golem with wings. The golem only has a model of the iron... Microwave Beast. 2  Red Block. 3  Lavaguardians are mobs that spawn in the nether. They are immune to fire damage so, they spawn... Lavaguardians.


What you need to know about 'Minecraft'
Even established franchises like Everquest have taken notice, with the next game, Landmark, taking a few pages out of Minecraft's customization and crafting book. The game is also a blank canvas that can be used for just about anything.


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Read more. 1  The Microwave Beast is a huge iron golem with wings. The golem only has a model of the iron... 2  Red Block. 3  Lavaguardians are mobs that spawn in the nether. They are immune to fire damage so, they spawn...


What you need to know about 'Minecraft'
Winterfell, from Game of Thrones, recreated entirely in Minecraft. Minecraft is also the progenitor of releasing a game to players before it's done. The concept of PC-gaming platform Steam's Early Access program practically owes its existence to this, and it isn't going to stop there either.


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What you need to know about 'Minecraft'. 146. Chances are that if you don't play Minecraft yourself, you've probably at least heard of it or know someone who does. The charming indie game has invaded nearly every facet of pop culture, casting its blocky spell on everything from Legos to feature films and has even been used for tourism.


What you need to know about 'Minecraft'
What you need to know about 'Minecraft'. Chances are that if you don't play Minecraft yourself, you've probably at least heard of it or know someone who does. The charming indie game has invaded nearly every facet of pop culture, casting its blocky spell on everything from Legos to feature films and has even been used for tourism.


What you need to know about 'Minecraft'
Chances are that if you don't play Minecraft yourself, you've probably at least heard of it or know someone who does. The charming indie game has invaded near... Chances are that if you don't play Minecraft yourself, you've probably at least heard of it or know someone who does.


Nether Creeper
The Nether Creeper, also known as the fire creeper, this mob is found in the nether, but also, it will appear in the normal world. The nether creeper is red, orange, or any other fire color, and...


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Primary and secondary sources. 1  See What is a primary source and Types of primary sources. 2  For more information, see Primary vs. Secondary Sources in Humanities and in Sciences, from the BMCC Library.


Secondary Sources
The most common type of source you are likely to encounter is a secondary source. A secondary source is any source about an event, period, or issue in history that was produced after that event, period or issue has passed. Aside from a textbook, the most commonly assigned secondary source is a scholarly monograph - a volume on a specific subject in the past, written by an expert. Also common are articles in scholarly journals, which are similar to monographs, but on a smaller, more focused scale.


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On this page. This guide will help you distinguish between scholarly (also known as peer-reviewed) journals, magazines, and trade publications â both print and online â and will help you identify and evaluate these types of sources.


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Identifying academic sources. When researching a topic for a university assignment, âacademicâ sources are preferred over other types of writing. They carry more weight and authority, and are likely to be more convincing. Authoritative: academic sources identify the qualifications and expertise of the writer.


Identifying academic sources
Identifying academic sources. When researching a topic for a university assignment, âacademicâ sources are preferred over other types of writing. They carry more weight and authority, and are likely to be more convincing. Academic sources are. Authoritative: academic sources identify the qualifications and expertise of the writer.


Scholarly vs. Popular Sources
In brief, scholarly work is: 1  written by experts for experts. 2  based on original research or intellectual inquiry. 3  provides citations for all sources used.  is usually peer reviewed prior to publication.


Table of Contents
A primary source provides direct or firsthand evidence about an event, object, person, or work of art. Primary sources include historical and legal documents, eyewitness accounts, results of experiments, statistical data, pieces of creative writing, audio and video recordings, speeches, and art objects.


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Cornell College. A Guide to Evaluating Resources. Scholarly vs. Non-Scholarly, Primary vs. Secondary, and Internet/WWW. Scholarly vs. Non-Scholarly Journals. Review the comparative criteria to help you determine if a journal and/or journal article is of. a scholarly nature.


Scholarly vs. Popular Sources
Scholarly vs. Popular Sources. Definition. A scholarly publication is one in which the content is written by experts in a particular field of study - generally for the purpose of sharing original research or analyzing others' findings. Scholarly work will thoroughly cite all source materials used and is usually subject to peer review prior to publication.


theoretical
theoretical Something theoretical is concerned with theories and hypotheses â it's not necessarily based on real life or meant to be applied to real life. Theoretical things are based on theory and ideas, while practical ones are based on practice. Theoretical thinking can be really helpful when you're trying to imagine something or problem-solve, but your theories should always be tested out in the practical world. As philosopher Bertrand Russell said, âThe theoretical understanding of the world, which is the aim of philosophy, is not a matter of great practical importance to animals, or to savages, or even to most civilized men.â


theory
A theory is a set of accepted beliefs or organized principles that explain and guide analysis and one of the ways that theory is defined is that it is different from practice, when certain principles are tested. For example, you could be a musician who plays well but who doesn't have a lot of experience with the theory of music.


theory
When you have a theory, you have a set of beliefs or principles that might not be proven yet. Does anyone have a good theory for where missing socks go when you do laundry?


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Definition of theoretical for English Language Learners : relating to what is possible or imagined rather than to what is known to be true or real : relating to the general principles or ideas of a subject rather than the practical uses of those ideas


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1 : existing only in theory : hypothetical gave as an example a theoretical situation. 2a : relating to or having the character of theory : abstractb : confined to theory or speculation often in contrast to practical applications : speculative theoretical physics.


theoretical
Definition of theoretical for English Language Learners. : 1  relating to what is possible or imagined rather than to what is known to be true or real. : 2  relating to the general principles or ideas of a subject rather than the practical uses of those ideas.


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Examples of theoretical in a Sentence. 1  On a theoretical level, hiring more people seems logical. 2  The idea is purely theoretical at this point. 3  The danger is more than just a theoretical possibility. Recent Examples of theoretical from the Web The tax bill has been but a theoretical proposition up to now, defined by press coverage.


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Define theoretical: existing only in theory : hypothetical; relating to or having the character of theory : abstract â theoretical in a sentence existing only in theory : hypothetical; relating to or having the character of theory : abstractâ¦


theoretical
On a theoretical level, hiring more people seems logical. The idea is purely theoretical at this point. The danger is more than just a theoretical possibility.


theoretical
Definition of theoretical. 1  1 : existing only in theory : hypothetical gave as an example a theoretical situation. 2  2a : relating to or having the character of theory : abstractb : confined to theory or speculation often in contrast to practical applications : speculative theoretical physics.


Understanding laboratory tests
This guide is designed to be clicked through one screen at a time. To see the entire lesson on a single page, go to See all Lab Tests in the box at right. Laboratory tests can help keep tabs on your health. Some of these tests will be done soon after you learn you are HIV positive.


What do HIV Test Results Mean?
A person with a positive HIV test will need to have further testing done to confirm this diagnosis. When a person has a positive HIV test, it does not mean that the person has AIDS or that the person will have AIDS in a certain amount of time--it only means that the person is infected with HIV.


Understanding laboratory tests
Most labs include a normal range (high and low values) when they report test results. The most important results are the ones that fall outside these normal ranges. Test results often go up and down over time so don't worry about small changes. Instead look for overall trends.


What do HIV Test Results Mean?
In the early stages of HIV infection, the virus itself is difficult to detect. Rather than looking for the virus, HIV testing usually involves looking at the body's reaction to the presence of the virus. The measure of the amount of virus in an individual's blood stream is called the viral load. Antibodies are produced by the body in reaction to the presence of a virus. An HIV antibody test measures the presence of antibodies in response to the presence of HIV. The most common HIV antibody tests are ELISA (EIA) and Western Blot.


Laboratory Tests and HIV: Entire Lession
The lab tests look at: 1  how well your immune system is functioning (CD4 count). 2  how rapidly HIV is replicating, or multiplying (viral load). 3  how well your body is functioning (tests look at your kidneys, liver, cholesterol, and blood cells).


What do HIV Test Results Mean?
If an HIV antibody test is negative, no antibodies were detected. A negative test can indicate that a person is not infected with HIV (s/he is HIV negative), or that s/he has been exposed but their immune system has not had time to produce antibodies.


Comprehensive, up-to-date information on HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention from the University of California San Francisco
When done shortly after you find out you have HIV, these tests establish a starting point or baseline.. Future tests will let you know how far from this baseline you have moved. This can help you tell how fast or slow the disease is moving and indicate whether treatments are working.


HIV and AIDS
Most tests looks for signs of HIV in your blood. A small sample of blood is taken from your arm. The blood is sent to a lab and tested for HIV. There are other tests available that check for HIV in the urine and oral fluid. The urine test is not very sensitive. There are currently two FDA-approved oral fluid tests.


Can Diabetic Retinopathy Be Reversed?
It means you now have, floating around in your blood, a virus with the long name Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV for short). If you tested positive it means you have the virus. If you test negative, it could mean two things: 1  you don't have the virus, or. 2  you haven't had it long enough for the test to see it.


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Clinics that do HIV tests keep your test results secret. Some clinics even perform HIV tests without ever taking your name (anonymous testing). You must go back to the clinic to get your results. A positive test means that you have HIV. A negative test means that no signs of HIV were found in your blood. Before taking an HIV test: 1  Ask the clinic what privacy rules it follows. 2  Think about how knowing you have HIV would change your life. 3  Ask your doctor or nurse any questions you have about HIV, AIDS or the HIV test.


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Med Oral Patol Oral Cir Bucal. 2008 Jun1;13(6):E385-9. Infrared thermometry in oral temperature Med Oral Patol Oral Cir Bucal. 2008 Jun1;13(6):E385-9. and in the two gender groups. 2.2. these are direct biological measurements. use of parametric tests for analysis of the results.


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The average normal oral temperature is 98.6Â°F (37Â°C). A rectal temperature is 0.5Â°F (0.3Â°C) to 1Â°F (0.6Â°C) higher than an oral temperature. An ear (tympanic) temperature is 0.5Â°F (0.3Â°C) to 1Â°F (0.6Â°C) higher than an oral temperature. An armpit (axillary) temperature is usually 0.5Â°F (0.3Â°C) to 1Â°F (0.6Â°C) lower than an oral temperature.


Fever Temperatures: Accuracy and Comparison  [en EspaÃ±ol]
But the temperature readings vary depending on which one you use, and you need an accurate body temperature to determine if a fever is present.Medical research hasn't determined an exact correlation between oral, rectal, ear, armpit, and forehead temperature measurements.


What Is Normal Body Temperature?
Your temperature reading changes based on where on your body you measure it. Underarm readings can be a degree lower than what youâd find from your mouth. Rectal temperatures usually are up to a degree higher than mouth readings. A body temperature higher than your normal range is a fever. Itâs hypothermia when the body temperature dips too low. Both need to be watched. Fever. How high is too high when it comes to your temperature? Anything above 100.4 F is considered a fever. You may feel terrible, but on the whole, a fever isnât bad for you.


What Is Normal Body Temperature?
Older than 3 years and has an oral temperatures above 103 F Between 3 and 6 months and -- along with a fever -- is fussier or more uncomfortable than usual, or doesnât seem alert Sick enough for you to be concerned, regardless of what the thermometer says


Fever Temperatures: Accuracy and Comparison  [en EspaÃ±ol]
Unlike oral, rectal, and ear thermometers, plastic strip thermometers measure skin temperature, not body temperature. When you talk with your doctor about your temperature, be sure to say what method was used to take the temperature.


How To Take An Axillary Temperature
An axillary temperature may be done to check for a fever. Fever is a word used for a temperature that is higher than normal for the body. A fever may be a sign of illness, infection or other conditions. A normal axillary temperature is between 96.6Â° (35.9Â° C) and 98Â° F (36.7Â° C). The normal axillary temperature is usually a degree lower than the oral (by mouth) temperature. The axillary temperature may be as much as two degrees lower than the rectal temperature. Body temperature changes slightly through the day and night, and may change based on your activity. What kind of thermometer is used to take an axillary temperature? A digital thermometer may be used to take an axillary temperature. It is a small hand-held device with a window showing your temperature in numbers.


Mucus and gas but no stool?
#2. If you are a bit constipated you will make more mucus to try to pass a stool that is harder to pass and usually when there is something in the rectum to pass there is gas with it, so a mucus and gas movement is not something that unusual, particularly for IBSers.


Mucus When Passing Gas
It is very painful. Tums help sometimes and the heating pad works well too. I have been noticing lately that when I pass gas sometimes, liquid or mucus comes out with gas. Last night, I must have passed gas in my sleep I woke up in the middle of the night with a small wet spot on my bottom and my bed. It was mucus. So humiliating!!!!


Top 30 Doctor insights on: A List Of Foods To Avoid Eating With Diverticulitis
Last nite had what I think was a diverticulitis episode pain, difficult passing gas, mucus with a bit of blood and low grade fever. Very little bland food the past two days. Today better no fever but stomach and abdomen still feels uncomfortable. Should.


Gas with discharge
Gas with discharge. Gas with discharge: Introduction. Gas with discharge: Gas with discharge is flatulence that occurs with a solid or gaseous discharge from the rectum. See detailed information below for a list of 6 causes of Gas with discharge, including diseases and drug side effect causes. Â» Review Causes of Gas with discharge: Causes.


Mucus and gas but no stool?
Mucus and gas but no stool? #1. Hi everybody!Please is there anybody out there who has this symptom??Sometimes, I have (for no apparent reason)days where I feel like I want to empty my bowels and all that I pass is gas and Horrible mucus!!It really upsets me and then seems to go on for the rest of the day so that I get really anxious.


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Key points. 1  Your body uses mucus to protect and lubricate your tissues and organs. 2  On average, a healthy body produces more than 1 liter of mucus each day. 3  If your body is producing more mucus than normal, it may be a sign of an underlying health condition.


Increased passing gas, Pain or discomfort and Vaginal discharge
There are 64 conditions associated with increased passing gas, pain or discomfort and vaginal discharge. The links below will provide you with more detailed information on these medical conditions from the WebMD Symptom Checker and help provide a better understanding of causes and treatment of these related conditions.


Top 40 Doctor insights on: Passing Mucus With Gas
Constipated and passing a lot of gas,whenever I force myself to go it's coming out a little hard wit something like mucus on it.could it be the colon. Dr. Charles Cattano Dr. Cattano. Mucus on stool: Mucus discharge occurs in up to 50% of patients with irritable bowel syndrome, with or without pain.


Increased passing gas, Pain or discomfort and Vaginal discharge
WebMD Symptom Checker. Increased passing gas, Pain or discomfort and Vaginal discharge. WebMD Symptom Checker helps you find the most common medical conditions indicated by the symptoms increased passing gas, pain or discomfort and vaginal discharge including Gas pains, Irritable bowel syndrome, and Constipation (child).


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The duration is counted from the date of the first entry into the Schengen-Area. A Schengen-Visa with the validi ty of one year or more and a registered duration of stay of 90 days permits you, however, to stay in the Schengen-Area for a maximum period of 90 days per half-year (in Germany or other Schengen-Countries).n general you receive your first Schengen-visa with a validity covering only the duration of your planned stay in the Schengen-Area (e.g. from November 1 to 12).


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FAQ. Single/Multiple Entry Short Stay Schengen Visa. A short stay Schengen visa entitles the holder to visit the Schengen countries for tourism, visiting friends/family, business etc., up to 90 days within a 180 day period from the date of first entry. multiple entry visa is not issued at all the embassies/consulates. If the validity of the visa is over while visiting the Schengen territory, the person can no longer stay in the Schengen territory even if the person has not stayed for 90 days.


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Once the person departs the Schengen territory, he/she can't enter again without obtaining a new visa. Multiple-entry visa: Allows multiple stays in one or more Schengen countries, as long as the total length of the stay does not exceed 90 days in a given 180 day period from the date of first entry. multiple entry visa is not issued at all the embassies/consulates. If the validity of the visa is over while visiting the Schengen territory, the person can no longer stay in the Schengen territory even if the person has not stayed for 90 days.


Schengen Visa- Type C
The visa can be valid for maximum 90 days in the course of a period of 180 days. The period is calculated from the date you first crossed the external Schengen border.The visaâs validity period, first possible day of entry and the day you must leave the Schengen area are written on the visa sticker.he visa can be valid for maximum 90 days in the course of a period of 180 days. The period is calculated from the date you first crossed the external Schengen border.


What is the validity period of Schengen Visa?
When a multiple entry visa is issued with a period of validity between 6 months and 5 years, the duration of authorised stay is always 3 months per 6 months.Visas allowing for multiple entries may also be issued with a shorter validity than 6 months and a shorter duration of authorised stay.hen a multiple entry visa is issued with a period of validity between 6 months and 5 years, the duration of authorised stay is always 3 months per 6 months.


How long is the Schengen-visa valid for?
For subsequent travel(s), the Embassy can issue Schengen-visa(s) that permit the holder to stay in the Schengen-Area for a certain number of days within a certain period of time (e.g. 30 days between March 1 and May 31).n general you receive your first Schengen-visa with a validity covering only the duration of your planned stay in the Schengen-Area (e.g. from November 1 to 12).


Business Schengen Visa
Depending on the visa issued they may be allowed to enter once (single entry) or multiple times (multiple entry) and stay for no longer than 3 months 90 days per year in between the period of 6 months.Such a decision is made by the authorities depending on the nature of ones travel purpose and other relevant factors.epending on the visa issued they may be allowed to enter once (single entry) or multiple times (multiple entry) and stay for no longer than 3 months 90 days per year in between the period of 6 months.


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A single-entry Kenya visa is valid for three months. It must be activated within six months of the date of issue. The multiple-entry visa to Kenya is valid for twelve months f â¦ rom the date of issue but the total period of stay in the country cannot exceed three months.It is only issued to UK passport holders.t must be activated within six months of the date of issue. The multiple-entry visa to Kenya is valid for twelve months f â¦ rom the date of issue but the total period of stay in the country cannot exceed three months.


Schengen Visas for South Africans Travelling to Europe
How long will my visa be valid for? A Schengen visa allows the holder to travel freely within the Schengen countries for a maximum stay of up to 90 days in a 6 month period. Schengen Visa holders are not allowed to live permanently or work in Europe.ow long will my visa be valid for? A Schengen visa allows the holder to travel freely within the Schengen countries for a maximum stay of up to 90 days in a 6 month period. Schengen Visa holders are not allowed to live permanently or work in Europe.


Point MacKenzie, Alaska
Point MacKenzie is a census-designated place (CDP) in Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska, United States.It is part of the Anchorage, Alaska Metropolitan Statistical Area. At the 2010 census the population was 529. Seward's Success was once proposed to be constructed here in the 1970s.ccording to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 150.3 square miles (389 km 2), of which, 148.0 square miles (383 km 2) of it is land and 2.3 square miles (6.0 km 2) of it (1.54%) is water.


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Mackenzie River Huskies. A special thank you to Tom & Cathy Dimon, Dimon Freight Dogs, North Pole, Alaska for sharing the photos of their Mackenzie River Huskies. Photos courtesy of Tom & Cathy Dimon, Dimon Freight Dogs.om & Cathy Dimon's Mackenzie River Husky, Balou, age 3 months Balou at 6 months! From Tom and Cathy... We run large freighting dogs, ranging in weight from 70 pounds to 115 pounds.


Mackenzie River
Through its many tributaries, the Mackenzie River basin covers portions of five Canadian provinces and territories â British Columbia (BC), Alberta, Saskatchewan, and the Yukon and Northwest Territories.he Keele River enters from the left about 100 km (62 mi) above Tulita, where the Great Bear River joins the Mackenzie. Just before crossing the Arctic Circle, the river passes Norman Wells, then continues northwest to merge with the Arctic Red and Peel rivers.


Mackenzie River Crossing and Tsiigehtchic
Mackenzie River Crossing and Tsiigehtchic. twitter email print. Dream Trip. Here the Arctic Red River joins the mighty Mackenzie River, and the village of Tsigehtchic (the village that won't die) perches on the other side of the Arctic Red River on an eroding river bank.The Mackenzie River ferry is free and operates from 9 AM to 12:30 AM from breakup in the spring until freeze-up in the fall.In the winter an ice road crosses and follows the Mackenzie all the way north to the Arctic Ocean.ackenzie River Crossing and Tsiigehtchic. twitter email print. Dream Trip. Here the Arctic Red River joins the mighty Mackenzie River, and the village of Tsigehtchic (the village that won't die) perches on the other side of the Arctic Red River on an eroding river bank.


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It finally empties into the Beaufort Sea, part of the Arctic Ocean, through the vast Mackenzie Delta. Most of the Mackenzie River is a broad, slow-moving waterway; its elevation drops just 156 metres (512 ft) from source to mouth.he Keele River enters from the left about 100 km (62 mi) above Tulita, where the Great Bear River joins the Mackenzie. Just before crossing the Arctic Circle, the river passes Norman Wells, then continues northwest to merge with the Arctic Red and Peel rivers.


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Port MacKenzie, located in Upper Cook Inlet, is a young port with goals for the future including a rail loading facility, fuel tank farm, and promoting the creation of a potential petrochemical facility or LNG plant.rom Alaska Highway 3/ George Parks Highway head south on Knik-Goose Bay Road for 17.2 miles. Take right onto Point MacKenzie Road (mile 17.2 Knik-Goose Bay Road) and continue 7.5 miles down Point MacKenzie Road to the T where you take a left onto Point MacKenzie Road for another 14.2 miles.


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On the south, the Mackenzie watershed borders that of the North Saskatchewan River, part of the Nelson River system, which empties into Hudson Bay after draining much of south-central Canada.he Keele River enters from the left about 100 km (62 mi) above Tulita, where the Great Bear River joins the Mackenzie. Just before crossing the Arctic Circle, the river passes Norman Wells, then continues northwest to merge with the Arctic Red and Peel rivers.


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The Keele River enters from the left about 100 km (62 mi) above Tulita, where the Great Bear River joins the Mackenzie. Just before crossing the Arctic Circle, the river passes Norman Wells, then continues northwest to merge with the Arctic Red and Peel rivers.he Keele River enters from the left about 100 km (62 mi) above Tulita, where the Great Bear River joins the Mackenzie. Just before crossing the Arctic Circle, the river passes Norman Wells, then continues northwest to merge with the Arctic Red and Peel rivers.


Self Guided Trips - The Mackenzie River (Deh Cho)
Self Guided Trips-The Mackenzie River (Deh Cho). The 1800 km (1120 mile) Mackenzie River (see map) is the longest river in Canada and forms part of the Finlay-Peace-Mackenzie River, the tenth longest in the world.elf Guided Trips-The Mackenzie River (Deh Cho). The 1800 km (1120 mile) Mackenzie River (see map) is the longest river in Canada and forms part of the Finlay-Peace-Mackenzie River, the tenth longest in the world.


Arctic Salmon
Although salmon in the Mackenzie arenât great in numbers they have been found so far upstream, including in Great Bear and Great Slave Lakes, that it has to raise hopes that the second longest river in North America, after the Mississippi, might one day become a salmon producer.lthough salmon in the Mackenzie arenât great in numbers they have been found so far upstream, including in Great Bear and Great Slave Lakes, that it has to raise hopes that the second longest river in North America, after the Mississippi, might one day become a salmon producer.


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â¢ 91% of all DACA recipients are currently employed (93% for recipients >25 years old) â¢ 5% of DACA recipients started their own busi-ness (U.S. average is 3.1%) â¢ 69% of recipients transitioned to a job with better pay â¢ DACA recipients report 69% increase in wages ($10.29/hr to $17.46/hr) â¢ Average earnings for DACA recipients is


4 lies Jeff Sessions told to justify ending DACA
For one, they have to work (legally) at least 10 years to be eligible for them, and DACA has only been around for five years. Second, all DACA recipients are under 36, so they are nowhere near retirement age. For now, then, DACA workers are giving a needed boost to the Social Security system and helping fund the retirements of millions of Americans.


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There's also the fact that most DACA recipients are adults, and that formally considered the amount of illegal aliens in the US from Mexico could be considered an invasion force. But using heavily tattooed violent, murderous, rapists to MS13 gang-members to get across the point the average age of a DACA recipient in the political area is beyond fucking ridiculous dude. Shit like this is in bad taste and ill advised.


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â¢ An estimated 790,000 current DACA permits will begin to expire on a rolling basis after March 5, 2018, with approxi- mately 33,000 individuals losing protection, on average, each month until the last one expires in 2020.


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Most of the DACA recipients are not âkids.â The average age of the DACA âkidsâ is approximately 20 years old, Most of the DACA recipients are not âkids.â


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DACA Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals WHO IS DACA? â¢ 1.9 million DACA eligible â¢ 800,000 DACA status â¢ Average age of DACA recipients = 25 Origins and Residences TOP COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN TOP RESIDENCES WHAT IS DACA? Eligibility Qualifications â¢ Under age 31 as of June 15, 2012 â¢ Entered U.S. prior to age 16


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Definitely one of the worst gangs in America, but such a small subsection of people that this is just so racist to point to them as the average immigrant. permalink embed


4 lies Jeff Sessions told to justify ending DACA
The majority of DACA recipients are adults now, but the whole reason they were given DACA status in the first place is because they were brought to the United States as children â on average, arriving at the age of 6. The whole point of DACA and the Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors Act (also known as the DREAM Act, which has been introduced several times in Congress but never passed) was that it was a way for immigrant children who were brought to the US by their parents ...


Things Americans Should Know About DACA
Now that Congress may consider a blanket amnesty for DACA recipients, hereâs what Americans who care about border security and public safety should know: Most of the DACA recipients are not âkids.â The average age of the DACA âkidsâ is approximately 20 years old, many are between 23 and 26 years old. Applications were accepted from anyone under the age of 31, as of June 15, 2012. Accordingly, most of the people who benefited from the DACA program were adults. People with a criminal record were allowed to apply for DACA.


4 lies Jeff Sessions told to justify ending DACA
The 11 million unauthorized immigrants currently in the US are, for the most part, a settled population. The average unauthorized immigrant has been in the US for over 10 years; the average DACA recipient has been in the US for 20 (having come at an average age of 6, and being on average 26 years old now).


Induced regulatory T cells: mechanisms of conversion and suppressive potential
Thus, dendritic cells (DC) in the gut-associated lymphoid tissue can promote iTreg conversion [15]; [16]; [17] ; [18]. However, B cells [19], mesenchymal stem cells [20] ; [21], and myeloid-derived suppressor cells [22] are also able to promote conversion.


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In these mice, spontaneous differentiation of Th1 and Th17 cells occurs and is associated with the loss of Treg cell function (Chong et al., 2008). However, it has become apparent that the differentiation of Th17 cells may actually be linked to the differentiation of iTreg cells (Zhou et al., 2008a).


Induced regulatory T cells: mechanisms of conversion and suppressive potential
Thymus-derived, naturally occurring CD4+ Forkhead Box P3+ regulatory T cells (nTreg) have suppressive activity that is important for the establishment and maintenance of immune homeostasis in the healthy state.


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Ikaros family, is one of the genes belonging. to the Treg cell signature (20, 21). Recently, Helioswasfoundtobeexpressedbythemajor-. ity of CD4+Foxp3+ T cells in human periph-. eral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) and by. thymic and splenic Treg cells extracted from. healthy mice, but not by iTreg cells (29).


ReviewPlasticity of CD4 +T Cell Lineage Differentiation
T helper type 1 (Th1) cells stably express IFN-Î³, whereas Th2 cells express IL-4. The discovery and investigation of two other CD4+ T cell subsets, induced regulatory T (iTreg) cells and Th17 cells, has led to a rethinking of the notion that helper T cell subsets represent irreversibly differentiated endpoints.


Regulatory T cell
The regulatory T cells (Tregs pronunciation: /ËtiËrÉÉ¡/), formerly known as suppressor T cells, are a subpopulation of T cells which modulate the immune system, maintain tolerance to self-antigens, and prevent autoimmune disease. Tregs are immunosuppressive and generally suppress or downregulate induction and proliferation of effector T cells.


Regulatory T cell
Regulatory T cell populations. T regulatory cells are a component of the immune system that suppress immune responses of other cells. This is an important self-check built into the immune system to prevent excessive reactions.


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Other populations of adaptive regulatory T. lymphocytes such as Tr1 and Th3 cells are. not discussed in this review, even though these. Foxp3â Treg cells were the âoriginalâ iTreg. cells. Although we use the abbreviation iTreg. throughout this article, the word âinducedâ. is misleading, as thymic Foxp3+ Treg cells.


Induced regulatory T cells: mechanisms of conversion and suppressive potential
The frequency of iTreg as assessed by enumeration of FoxP3+ cells after homeostatic repopulation in a FoxP3â mouse model was reported to be 8% [28] and 4 to 7% [27] of total CD4+ cells, respectively. However, in a study without lymphodepletion, little to no conversion was observed upon stimulation with self-Ag [14].


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Two main types. of regulatory T cells have been identiï¬edânatural and induced (or. adaptive)âand both play signiï¬cant roles in tuning down effector im-. mune responses. Adaptive CD4+Foxp3+ regulatory T (iTreg) cells de-. velop outside the thymus under a variety of conditions.


Origin of Tafoya
Origin of Tafoya, Meaning of Tafoya. Origin: Tafoya, as well as the Basque meaning, may derive from Tafalla, a town in the Spanish Basque region of Navarra that is located south of Pamplona, where annually the bulls are run. Surnames: Tafoya. Submitted by: Jim McEuen.


Tafoya
The name Tafoya is ranked on the 88,221st position of the most used names. It means that this name is rarely used. We estimate that there are at least 500 persons in the world having this name which is around 0.001% of the population. The name Tafoya has six characters.


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Click on a circle in the chart to view Tafoya birth and death records. An unusually short lifespan might indicate that your ancestors lived in harsh conditions. A short lifespan might also indicate health problems that were once prevalent in your family. The SSDI is a searchable database of more than 70 million names. You can find birthdates, death dates, addresses and more. View all Tafoya ancestors in the SSDI.


What Is The Meaning Of The Name Tafoya?
Meaning of the name Tafoya, analysis of the name Tafoya and so much moreâ¦ What does Tafoya mean and its numerology, definition, origin, popularity and very interesting information. Please use the menu below. Quick Menu.


Tafoya
Name: Tafoya. Gender: Male or Female. Usage: Tafoya is not a popular first name. It is more often used as a boy (male) or a girl (female) name. People having the name Tafoya are in general originating from United States of America.


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Tafoya is a name that was derived from Tafur or Tafurer. It is a Spanish name originating from the area of Catalonia in the State of Barcelona in Spain. Strangely enough, there are no Tafoyas in Spain. However, the name Tafur is common in that area. The actual name Tafur means surveyor..


Tafoya Meaning
In contrast, the year before less than 5 girls were given the name. Less than 5 boys were given the name. View the Tafoya Name Popularity Page to see how the popularity trend for Tafoya has changed since 1880, or to compare the popularity of Tafoya to other names.


Tafoya Meaning
The Given Name Tafoya. Tafoya is good for parents who want a name that is delightful and sweet. A name fit for a child full of brilliance and distinction, a little adventurer. A fearless name that will delight parents.


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There are already 77 users and 967 genealogy profiles with the Tafoya surname on Geni. Explore Tafoya genealogy and family history in the World's Largest Family Tree. Tafoya Genealogy and Tafoya Family History Information. Create your Family Tree.


Tafoya Meaning
The name Tafoya is of not available origin. The meaning of Tafoya is beloved. Tafoya is generally used as a girl's name. It consists of 6 letters and 3 syllables and is pronounced Ta-foy-a.


The Top 15 Retail Math Formulas
Contribution Margin. This is the difference between total sales revenue and total variable costs. In retail, the Gross Margin Percent is recognized as the Contribution Margin Percent. This is useful information for deciding whether to add or remove products and make pricing decisions. Contribution Margin = Total Sales - Variable Costs.


What is Merchandise Planning?
Merchandise Planning then is A systematic approach. It is aimed at maximising return on investment, through planning sales and inventory in order to increase profitability. That gives us a broad-brush definition. Let's now take a look at these ideas in detail.


Gross margin
Gross margin is the difference between revenue and cost of goods sold, or COGS, divided by revenue, expressed as a percentage. Generally, it is calculated as the selling price of an item, less the cost of goods sold (production or acquisition costs, not including indirect fixed costs like office expenses, rent, or administrative costs). Gross Margin is often used interchangeably with Gross Profit, but the terms are different.


The Top 15 Retail Math Formulas
Retail math is used daily in various ways by store owners, managers, retail buyers and other retail employees. It is used to evaluate inventory purchasing plans, analyze sales figures, add on markup and apply markdown pricing to plan stock levels in the store.


What Is a Merchandise Margin?
Merchandise Margin. Merchandise margin is the amount or percentage of the profits earned after covering production costs. Production costs include the materials, labor and equipment used, but does not include other costs, such as administrative, marketing or leasing costs for equipment or space. These costs fall under a business' operating margin.


gross profit margin
gross profit margin. Definition. What remains from sales after a company pays out the cost of goods sold. To obtain gross profit margin, divide gross profit by sales. Gross profit margin is expressed as a percentage. For example, if a company receives $25,000 in sales and its cost of goods sold were $20,000, the gross profit margin would be equal to $25,000 minus $20,000, divided by $25,000, or 20%.


What is the difference between gross margin and markup?
Q&A. Gross margin or gross profit is defined as sales minus cost of goods sold. If a retailer sells a product for $10 which had a cost of $8, the gross profit or gross margin is $2. The gross profit ratio or the gross margin ratio expresses the gross profit or gross margin amount as a percentage of sales.


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cfm) is currently made up of over 700 high-volume eBay sellers representing a wide variety of goods and services, PeSA members currently generate over seventy million eBay transactions each year and over one billion dollars in annual eBay gross merchandise sales.


What is Merchandise Planning?
Merchandise Planning then is A systematic approach. It is aimed at maximising return on investment, through planning sales and inventory in order to increase profitability. It does this by maximising sales potential and minimising losses from mark - downs and stock - outs.. That gives us a broad-brush definition.


What is 'Net Profit Margin'
What is 'Net Profit Margin'. Net profit margin is the ratio of net profits to revenues for a company or business segment . Typically expressed as a percentage, net profit margins show how much of each dollar collected by a company as revenue translates into profit. The equation to calculate net profit margin is: net margin = net profit / revenue.


How Much Do Accounting and Bookkeeping Services Cost?
Accounting and Bookkeeping Average Costs. 1  CPAs are at the top of the pay scale, commanding $150 to $250 per hour in most cases. In major cities, however, a tax accounting firm's top talent might command up to $500 per hour. 2  Firm owners charge rates of about $200 to $250 per hour.


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CPA Firms Become Savvier About Raising Billing Rates Hourly billing rates continue to climb for CPA firms of all sizes. This is good news, as most firms still bill primarily on an hourly basis. AOMAR maintainsâas we always haveâthat CPA firms should feel freer to raise rates,


How Much Do Accounting and Bookkeeping Services Cost?
Accounting and Bookkeeping Services Fixed Rates. Occasionally, tax accounting services will charge a fixed rate. The price is negotiated in advance based on the perceived complexity of the job and how many hours it is expected to take. This is a popular option with business owners. But, it's a risky venture for accounting firms because unexpected issues that prolong the work could easily pop up.


How Much Do Accounting and Bookkeeping Services Cost?
Accounting and Bookkeeping Services Fixed Rates Occasionally, tax accounting services will charge a fixed rate. The price is negotiated in advance based on the perceived complexity of the job and how many hours it is expected to take.


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survey respondents is $229; for non-CPA owners it is $207, and for nonequity owners it. is $235. As expected, rates charged by owners tend to rise with the size of the CPA firm, both in. terms of the responding firmsâ average gross fees billed (see Table 1) and the total. number of personnel at the firms (see Table 2).


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The average per hour billing rate for CPA firm owners among survey respondents is $229; for non-CPA owners it is $207, and for nonequity owners it is $235. As expected, rates charged by owners tend to rise with the size of the CPA firm, both in terms of the responding firmsâ average gross fees billed (see Table 1) and the total number of personnel at the firms (see Table 2).


How Much Do Accounting and Bookkeeping Services Cost?
There are three basic services that a professional accounting service provides: 1  Annual tax filing services; 2  Monthly bookkeeping to support tax filings and effectively manage your business finances; 3  Any audits or reviews that might be required by banks or investors.


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These factors may explain why, for example, the average rate. billed by supervisors and managers is $130 in firms with one to five people, but is slightly. lower, an average $126 an hour, at firms with six to 10 people.


How Much Do Accounting and Bookkeeping Services Cost?
Nevertheless, keep in mind that large national firms tend to have higher rates than smaller regional or local firms. 1  CPAs are at the top of the pay scale, commanding $150 to $250 per hour in most cases. In major cities, however, a tax accounting firm's top talent might command up to $500 per hour. Firm owners charge rates of about $200 to $250 per hour. Work done by supervisors and senior staff members is usually billed at $100 to $200 per hour. Junior staff members command about $60 to $120 per hour.


How Much Do Accounting and Bookkeeping Services Cost?
The number of hours a firm spends on your accounting and bookkeeping is entirely dependent on the complexity of the task. There are steps you can take to reduce the complexity and save money and we'll get to those a little later on. Accounting and Bookkeeping Services Fixed Rates . Occasionally, tax accounting services will charge a fixed rate.


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When does puberty happen? There is no set age for puberty so try not to worry if your body changes earlier or later than your friendsâ. For girls, puberty often happens between 10 and 16,1 and for boys between 10 and 18.2. Remember that changes will happen over time.


The Guy's Guide to Dealing With Late Puberty
Your body might not be that late. Most guys hit puberty sometime from ages 9-14 -- the average age is 12. Puberty is only late if youâre 14 years old and arenât showing any signs. You might be overlooking something. You know your voice will get deeper, you'll get hair in your armpits and groin, and you'll grow taller.


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And a growth spurt is just that: Your body is growing and it's happening really fast! When you go through puberty, it might seem like your sleeves are always getting shorter and your pants are creeping up your legs. That's because you're having a growth spurt that lasts for about 2 to 3 years. When that growth spurt is at its peak, some kids grow 4 or more inches (10 or more centimeters) in a year! At the end of your growth spurt, you'll have reached your adult height â or just about.


How to Tell if You Have Hit Puberty (Boys)
Though boys typically begin puberty between the ages of 12-14 (commonly ends at the ages between 16-18) and the changes of puberty follow a pattern, every boy develops at his own pace. If you want to know if you have hit puberty, just follow these steps.


What to Know About Puberty and Voice Changes
This is not a quick process as growth spurts during the teen years can last two to three years. Puberty, with its voice changes among other things, can be a stressful time for teens, but understanding more about the process can help everyone cope with the situation.


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Check for an increase in the sizes of your testicles. If the size of your testicles is increasing, then you've probably hit puberty. This is one of the first signs of puberty and isn't always easy to spot. Your testicles will continue to grow from childhood to puberty to adulthood.


How long does puberty last for girls?
Of course there are other things, like breast growth and pubic hair, but mostly nothing counts until you have your first period. Also as for many youg girls I had extreme cramps and long periods in the beginning. But there was no sharp period where things changed after hitting puberty. After oh say ten years the cramps werenât as bad and the periods less. I donât think this is the kind of time period you are looking for.


How Long Does Puberty Last For Boys
How Long Does Puberty Last For Boys. When there is an increase in the size of the testicles, it is the first sign of puberty for boys. In the puberty early stage, you can see light hair growth on the genitals and under the arms. A boy starts to gain height and have facial hair during this time period.


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Look to see if your fingers are growing. And check to see if your feet are growing. For example if you buy a size shoes and you shoot up 3 sizes in about 3 months you are probably in a growth spurt. Most boys reach the peak of their growth spurts about half a year after they develop pubic hair.


How Long Will Cut Flowers Last?
Vase Life. How long flowers last after being cut is referred to as their vase life. While cut flowers will usually begin to wilt between three and five days after they've been cut if placed in a vase with water, there are many factors involved.


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Freshly cut flowers will last longer if you add 1/4 teaspoon bleach per quart (1 liter) of vase water. Another popular recipe calls for 3 drops bleach and 1 teaspoon sugar in 1 quart (1 liter) water. This will also keep the water from getting cloudy and inhibit the growth of bacteria.


How long do cut flowers generally last?
Cut flowers generally last one week. The length of time cut flowers stay fresh depends on the following factors: You can increase the amount of time flowers stay fresh by: *For roses, squeeze the rose bulb, the harder the bulb, the more compact and young the rose is and will last longer.


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Depending on the flower variety itself, fresh cut flowers can last from as little as a few days up to three weeks. Tulips and irises last only a few days while some tropicals will last weeks.


How Long Will Cut Flowers Last?
While cut flowers will usually begin to wilt between three and five days after they've been cut if placed in a vase with water, there are many factors involved. The kind of flower, location of the vase and what's added to the water are all factors that determine how long a bouquet remains beautiful.


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Freshly cut flowers will last longer if you add 1/4 teaspoon bleach per quart (1 liter) of vase water. Another popular recipe calls for 3 drops bleach and 1 teaspoon sugar in 1 quart (1 liter) water.


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Sugar. Make your own preservative to keep cut flowers fresh longer. Dissolve 3 tablespoons sugar and 2 tablespoons white vinegar per quart (liter) of warm water. When you fill the vase, make sure the cut stems are covered by 3-4 inches (7-10 centimeters) of the prepared water.


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How long cut flowers last depends on the type of flower. Most bouquets last 7 to 10 days if kept cool, away from direct sunlight and fed with floral food. Keywords: cut flowers, fresh flowers, floral bouquets.


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Everyone likes to keep cut flowers around as long as possible, and there are several good methods. One way is to mix 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar and 2 tablespoons sugar with the vase water before adding the flowers.


How Long Do Carnations Live?
Like any other flower, carnations will last even longer with proper care. To keep cut carnations looking beautiful for up to three weeks, provide them with a healthy environment and keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources or cold drafts, recommends the Society of American Florists.


General Tips
Motorcycle maintenance is more than doing maintenance on your motorcycle because you have to do it now or it is time to do it right away. On going general maintenance will keep your motorcycle in great condition with little or no unpleasant surprises on the road.ip: There are dozens of parts on a motorcycle that could be checked on a regular basis and there is nothing wrong with check all those parts. But try to slim the list down to the most important items so you still have time to ride. Here is a basic list of some of the most important things to check on a motorcycle.


The Ultimate Guide to Time Trial Training
You, your bike and the clock, riding in splendid isolation as quickly as you can, away from the rough and tumble of the peloton. In theory a time trial should be a simple test of your ability to ride your bike as fast as possible over a set distance.But if only it was as easy as thatâ¦. In many ways a time trial is the ultimate challenge for a rider. There is nowhere to hide, no bunching pack to drag you along.n theory a time trial should be a simple test of your ability to ride your bike as fast as possible over a set distance. But if only it was as easy as thatâ¦. In many ways a time trial is the ultimate challenge for a rider. There is nowhere to hide, no bunching pack to drag you along.


How To Train for a 100km Ride
â¢ Train 3-4 times a week, either by bike or another type of sports. At a minimum you should ride 3 times per week. â¢ To start with go on easy ride of approximately 1 to 2 hours each time. If you are just beginning go twice a week for 30 to 60 mins and build from there.â¢ You donât need to have ridden the distance you are targeting as your goal in training. The key is consistency over each week and slowly building to your goal.t a minimum you should ride 3 times per week. â¢ To start with go on easy ride of approximately 1 to 2 hours each time. If you are just beginning go twice a week for 30 to 60 mins and build from there.


Mountain  Bike Maintenance and Bicycle Repair Guide
Mountain bike maintenance is something that is easy to learn if you know how. For hands on experience speak to your LBS-local mountain bike shop and ask them if you can spend a couple of hours in their bike workshop. Some of them also offer mountain bike maintenance courses.ashing a mountain bike can be quick and easy if you have a plan and the right tools. In 5-10 min you can give you bike a wash that will make it look like new. The full bike wash will take a bit longer and is only necessary after a couple of weeks or when you feel like bonding with your bike.


How To Train for a 100km Ride
Targeting a 100km ride on the road seems like a big challenge and itâs a great cycling goal to achieve for most riders. While the prospect of training for a 100km event may seem daunting, when you break it down to gradual increases over a period of 10 to 12 weeks itâs entirely achievable for almost anyone.t a minimum you should ride 3 times per week. â¢ To start with go on easy ride of approximately 1 to 2 hours each time. If you are just beginning go twice a week for 30 to 60 mins and build from there.


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Harley's Service/Maintenance schedule is a major income producer for the company, based on its opinion that many of its customers have plenty of money to spend, and do very little riding of their trophy bikes.asted Dinosaur Meat. Many shops automatically include a three system oil change with EVERY SERVICE (2500 miles) even though your own service manual stipulates fluid changes at every 5000 mile service. You are paying for twice the number of oil changes as your bike needs.


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Refer to the Maintenance Chart of your vehicle for guidance on what to do and when. Also see the Lubricant Chart to find out the right lubricant for your vehicle, how to use it and when to use it.1  Bajaj Avenger DTS-i 200.efer to the Maintenance Chart of your vehicle for guidance on what to do and when. Also see the Lubricant Chart to find out the right lubricant for your vehicle, how to use it and when to use it. 1  Bajaj Avenger DTS-i 200.


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Wasted Dinosaur Meat. Many shops automatically include a three system oil change with EVERY SERVICE (2500 miles) even though your own service manual stipulates fluid changes at every 5000 mile service. You are paying for twice the number of oil changes as your bike needs.Harley's three-bag oil system keeps specific oil doing specific duties, thereby reducing the wear, tear and breakdown of oil that other single case engines encounter.asted Dinosaur Meat. Many shops automatically include a three system oil change with EVERY SERVICE (2500 miles) even though your own service manual stipulates fluid changes at every 5000 mile service. You are paying for twice the number of oil changes as your bike needs.


General Tips
Modern bikes require less maintenance than they did in the 60's and 70's but they still need a lot more maintence than a car. This higher reliability also means that there are a whole bunch of motorcyclists out there who haven't a clue how to work on their bikes or what really needs to be done to ensure reliability.ip: There are dozens of parts on a motorcycle that could be checked on a regular basis and there is nothing wrong with check all those parts. But try to slim the list down to the most important items so you still have time to ride. Here is a basic list of some of the most important things to check on a motorcycle.


5 Ways Cycling Can Make You a Stronger Runner
1 If you donât have a bike yet, or if youâre riding the too-big (or too-small) wheels your neighbor gave to you for free, read this guide to buying your first bike. 2  Essential items: A helmet, glasses, bike shorts (these are padded in the crotch and butt), and a seat bag with a spare tube, multi-tool, and inflation device. Before you go on your first ride, make sure you know how to change a tire if you get a flat. 2  If you donât have a cycling buddy to teach you how to do this, go to a local bike shop, and they will be happy to teach you. 3  Be safe and obey the rules of the road. 4  Donât be a bike salmon â ride with traffic, not against.


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The matching concept is an accounting practice whereby expenses are recognized in the same accounting period as the related revenues are recognized. The period's revenues, that is, are reported along with the expenses that brought them. The matching concept thus helps avoid misstating earnings for a period.


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The principle that requires a company to match expenses with related revenues in order to report a company's profitability during a specified time interval. Ideally, the matching is based on a cause and effect relationship: sales causes the cost of goods sold expense and the sales commissions expense.


matching principle definition
The principle that requires a company to match expenses with related revenues in order to report a company's profitability during a specified time interval.


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With the matching concept, revenues are reported along with the expenses that brought them in the same period. The matching concept is an accounting practice whereby expenses are recognized in the same accounting period as the related revenues are recognized.


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The matching concept is an accounting practice whereby expenses are recognized in the same accounting period as the related revenues are recognized.


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In the US, accounting concepts such as the matching concept and accrual accounting are recognized in the GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) and the organizations behind GAAP (e.g., the Financial Accounting Standards Board, FASB).


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Updated 2015-09-24. The matching concept is one of the primary differentiators between accrual accounting and cash basis accounting. With the matching concept, revenues are reported along with the expenses that brought them in the same period.


matching principle definition
Ideally, the matching is based on a cause and effect relationship: sales causes the cost of goods sold expense and the sales commissions expense. If no cause and effect relationship exists, accountants will show an expense in the accounting period when a cost is used up or has expired.


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Matching principle is relevant to the time period assumption, the revenue recognition principle and it is at the heart of accrual basis of accounting.


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How a person looks on their outside does not determine what their personality is like. Now, what would be really great is if you can get some input from plastic surgeons who do a lot of elective cosmetic surgery. Many of their clients may be seeking the type of beauty that is skin deep through medical procedures.


Top 20 Doctor insights on: What Does Wcr Bca Stand For In Medical Terminology
Neutrophilia: the medical terminology for an increase in the absolute neutrophil count above the upper limit of the reference range Another term is granulocytosis Inflammation due to any cause is by far the most common cause of this.


Top 20 Doctor insights on: What Does Wcr Bca Stand For In Medical Terminology
Doctor insights on: What Does Wcr Bca Stand For In Medical Terminology. 1. My question is form a medical and physical aspect please discuss the irony of the statement beauty is only skin deep. I need this answer for a discussion I am doing in my medical terminology class.


"What Does ""cc"" Stand for in Medical Terms?"
Quick Answer. In medical terms, cc most commonly stands for cubic centimeter and is used as a shorthand code or abbreviation, often when talking about doses of medication. One milliliter is equivalent to one cubic centimeter, or the volume inside a cube in which each edge measures one centimeter. Continue Reading.


What does DJD stand for in medical terms?
What does DJD stand for in medical terms? DJD is a medical abbreviation for degenerative joint disease, a common condition that often develops with age. DJD, also known as osteoarthritis, occurs when the cartilage that cushions the joints throughout the body gradually wears away.


Meanings of Medical Abbreviations of AMS and Other Terms
Medical abbreviations help medical personnel save time during documentation by shortening long terms into abbreviations. Some terms can have more than one meaning. AMS medical abbreviation actually does have a few different meanings, in which case it is often safer to spell out the entire words. Read on to find out more about this abbreviation and a few others used in the healthcare field.


Akkad
Tigris-Euphrates river system. Tigris-Euphrates river system, great river system of southwestern Asia. It comprises the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, which follow roughly parallel courses through the heart of the Middle East.


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Throughout the High Middle Ages, Baghdad was considered to be the largest city in the world with an estimated population of 1,200,000 - 3,000,000 people.


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As shown in the given Baghdad location map that Baghdad is located beside the Tigris River in the central-west part of Iraq. Baghdad is the largest and capital city of Iraq. The map showing location map of Baghdad in Iraq.


Tigris-Euphrates river system
A number of dams have restored the DiyÄlÄ to its historical role as a source of irrigation for the region east of Baghdad. At Al-KÅ«t, some 200 miles (320 km) downstream from Baghdad, there is a barrage, and the channel of the GharrÄf River branches off southward.


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What is a religion in Baghdad? According to information gathered by the CIA, Iraq is 97% Muslim. Of that 97%, the specific numbers of Shia and Sunni Muslims vary according to different reports, but are geneâ¦rally divided around 60/40. Around 3% of the Iraqi population practice Christianity.


Iraq Population 2018
Baghdad (Arabic: Ø¨ØºØ¯Ø§Ø¯ââ) is the capital of the Republic of Iraq. The population of Baghdad, as of 2016, is approximately 8,765,000 making it the largest city in Iraq, the second largest city in the Arab world (after Cairo, Egypt), and the second largest city in Western Asia (after Tehran, Iran).


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Baghdad is the capital of the country of Iraq, which is located on the continent of Asia, and more specifically, the middle east. Retired U S Army. Korean War Veteran. served with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team in 1951.


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Baghdad is the capital of the country of Iraq, which is located on the continent of Asia, and more specifically, the middle east. :) 41 people found this useful.


Where is Baghdad Located
Countries Location. Where is Baghdad Located. As shown in the given Baghdad location map that Baghdad is located beside the Tigris River in the central-west part of Iraq. Baghdad is the largest and capital city of Iraq. Share |. The map showing location map of Baghdad in Iraq. The city was founded 8th century back and in short period of time, it became an important commercial and cultural center for the Islam World in Arab region.


What country is Baghdad in and what continent?
Baghdad is the capital of the country of Iraq, which is located on the continent of Asia, and more specifically, the middle east. Was this answer useful?


Epigenetic Changes Can Cause Cancer
Feinberg added that while this study is not the first to show than epigenetic changes alone can cause cancer, it âadds one more valuable image to the big picture.â. For at least a decade, the number of known associations between epigenetic changes and cancer has been growing.Abnormal methylation can be found in most cancers, and mutations in the enzymes that add methyl groups to DNA have been associated with some cancer types. transgene designed to attract methylation to the promoter of a tumor-suppressor gene leads to tumorigenesis in a mouse model. By Ashley P. Taylor | July 25, 2014. Changes in gene methylation alone can trigger cancer, according to a mouse study published today (July 25) in the Journal of Clinical Investigation.


Cancer epigenetics
Epigenetic control of the proto-onco regions and the tumor suppressor sequences by conformational changes in histones plays a role in the formation and progression of cancer.Pharmaceuticals that reverse epigenetic changes might have a role in a variety of cancers.utations in the epigenetic machinery itself may occur as well, potentially responsible for the changing epigenetic profiles of cancerous cells. The histone variants of the H2A family are highly conserved in mammals, playing critical roles in regulating many nuclear processes by altering chromatin structure.


Epigenetic Changes Can Cause Cancer
Epigenetic Changes Can Cause Cancer. A transgene designed to attract methylation to the promoter of a tumor-suppressor gene leads to tumorigenesis in a mouse model.By Ashley P. Taylor | July 25, 2014. Changes in gene methylation alone can trigger cancer, according to a mouse study published today (July 25) in the Journal of Clinical Investigation. transgene designed to attract methylation to the promoter of a tumor-suppressor gene leads to tumorigenesis in a mouse model. By Ashley P. Taylor | July 25, 2014. Changes in gene methylation alone can trigger cancer, according to a mouse study published today (July 25) in the Journal of Clinical Investigation.


Epigenetic Changes Can Cause Cancer
Additionally, model mice born with the methylation-inducing transgene developed more tumors and lived shorter lives than control mice, in addition to exhibiting p16 promoter methylation and gene silencing. âThis is the first demonstration that gene promoter methylation can actually cause cancer,â said Shen. transgene designed to attract methylation to the promoter of a tumor-suppressor gene leads to tumorigenesis in a mouse model. By Ashley P. Taylor | July 25, 2014. Changes in gene methylation alone can trigger cancer, according to a mouse study published today (July 25) in the Journal of Clinical Investigation.


Epigenetic Engineering: Silencing A Gene Can Cause Cancer
This includes switching particular genes on or off, which can cause cancer. Researchers at the Children's Nutrition Research Center at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital have shown how epigenetic changes can lead to cancer in mice.Their report appears in the Journal of Clinical Investigation.tudies with mice has provided the first evidence that turning a gene on or off can cause cancer. The study gives hope on how epigenetic engineering (deliberately turning genes on and off) can be used to study predisposition to diseases and prevent it.


Study shows epigenetic changes can drive cancer
As the mice reached adulthood, gradually increasing p16 methylation led to a higher incidence of spontaneous cancers, and reduced survival. âThis is not only the first in vivo evidence that epigenetic alteration alone can cause cancer,â said Shen.âThis also has profound implications for future studies, because epigenetic changes are potentially reversible.s the mice reached adulthood, gradually increasing p16 methylation led to a higher incidence of spontaneous cancers, and reduced survival. âThis is not only the first in vivo evidence that epigenetic alteration alone can cause cancer,â said Shen.


Epigenetic Influences and Disease
While epigenetic changes are required for normal development and health, they can also be responsible for some disease states. Disrupting any of the three systems that contribute to epigenetic alterations can cause abnormal activation or silencing of genes.Such disruptions have been associated with cancer, syndromes involving chromosomal instabilities, and mental retardation (Table 1).hese CpG islands become excessively methylated in cancer cells, thereby causing genes that should not be silenced to turn off. This abnormality is the trademark epigenetic change that occurs in tumors and happens early in the development of cancer (Egger et al. , 2004; Robertson, 2002; Jones & Baylin, 2002).


Epigenetic Influences and Disease
These CpG islands become excessively methylated in cancer cells, thereby causing genes that should not be silenced to turn off. This abnormality is the trademark epigenetic change that occurs in tumors and happens early in the development of cancer (Egger et al. , 2004; Robertson, 2002; Jones & Baylin, 2002).Hypermethylation of CpG islands can cause tumors by shutting off tumor-suppressor genes.hese CpG islands become excessively methylated in cancer cells, thereby causing genes that should not be silenced to turn off. This abnormality is the trademark epigenetic change that occurs in tumors and happens early in the development of cancer (Egger et al. , 2004; Robertson, 2002; Jones & Baylin, 2002).


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Cancer initiation and progression are accompanied by profound changes in DNA methylation that were the first epigenetic alterations identified in cancer (67, 68). A cancer epigenome is marked by genome-wide hypomethylation and site-specific CpG island promoter hypermethylation (Figure 2) (3).bstract. Epigenetic mechanisms are essential for normal development and maintenance of tissue-specific gene expression patterns in mammals. Disruption of epigenetic processes can lead to altered gene function and malignant cellular transformation. Global changes in the epigenetic landscape are a hallmark of cancer.


Epigenetic Therapy
For decades, scientists and doctors assumed that cancer was caused by damage to some critical stretch of DNA within one's genome. But recently, a more complex picture has emerged, one that shows that some cancers are caused by epigenetic changesâtiny chemical tags that accumulate over time and can turn genes on or off.f you think of a 60-year-old patient, the epigenetic changes in that cancer would reflect the actual age of that DNA, which might be 200 or 300 years depending on how long the cancer has been dividing incessantly in that particular case.


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If you have old hardware, you may still be able to play RuneScape, but your game experience may suffer. If you are not sure if you meet the minimum recommended requirements, compare your PC to them below! 1  1 Minimum Specifications. 2  1.1 High Detail.


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If you have old hardware, you may still be able to play RuneScape, but your game experience may suffer. If you are not sure if you meet the minimum recommended requirements, compare your PC to them below! 1  1 Minimum Specifications. 2  1.1 High Detail. 3  1.1.1 Medium Detail. 4  1.1.2 Low Detail. 5  1.1.3 Safe Mode.


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If you have old hardware, you may still be able to play RuneScape, but your game experience may suffer. If you are not sure if you meet the minimum recommended requirements, compare your PC to them below! 1  1 Minimum Specifications.


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If you have old hardware, you may still be able to play RuneScape, but your game experience may suffer. If you are not sure if you meet the minimum recommended requirements, compare your PC to them below! 1  1 Minimum Specifications. 2  1.1 High Detail. 3  1.1.1 Medium Detail.


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If you are not sure if you meet the minimum recommended requirements, compare your PC to them below! 1  1 Minimum Specifications. 2  1.1 High Detail. 3  1.1.1 Medium Detail. 4  1.1.2 Low Detail. 5  1.1.3 Safe Mode.


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You don't have to give up control of your mouse and keyboard while you are botting. You can minimize the bot if you like, and it'll work just fine. So if you want to do school work, watch netflix, or get some drinks while botting, you can. You also have the ability to run mutiple bots at once, all in different tabs.


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You will see a weblink appear beside your selection. Click this link to get the benchmark Tool. Try NovaBench for an all in one benchmark that is only 12Mb to download. Run your choosen Benchmark Tool on your PC, using the benchmark tool's default setting.


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You don't have to give up control of your mouse and keyboard while you are botting. You can minimize the bot if you like, and it'll work just fine. So if you want to do school work, watch netflix, or get some drinks while botting, you can.


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Try NovaBench for an all in one benchmark that is only 12Mb to download. Run your choosen Benchmark Tool on your PC, using the benchmark tool's default setting. Take a screenshot displaying the benchmark score and information displaying your rig and submit that to us.


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Many in the sceptic community confound the political rights of homosexuals and those of trans people (whatever definition people want to use here, because in fact there is absolutely no legal definition in any North American lawbook, it is a moving to a complete self-diagnosis (CAM anyone?).


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Except that, as I said, in many cases, transgender people have to get confirmation from a psychologist, so it isn't as easy as going to a hospital and buying a surgery. tnt666 wrote:On this issue, it looks like a great many sceptics have not kept us with the fundamental science.


Transsexual study reveals genetic link
She compared their DNA with that of 258 non-transsexual males. She studied variations in three sex steroid genes involved in actions of the sex hormones androgen and oestrogen-an oestrogen receptor, the aromatase enzyme which converts androgen to oestrogen and the androgen (testosterone) receptor gene.


Transsexual study reveals genetic link
Their study shows male to female transsexuals are more likely than non-transsexual males to have a longer version of a receptor gene for the sex hormone androgen or testosterone. The findings from the largest-yet genetic study of male to female transsexualism are published online today in Biological Psychiatry.


Transsexual study reveals genetic link
But research is increasingly implicating biological factors including family history and genetics. There is a social stigma that transsexualism is simply a lifestyle choice, however our findings support a biological basis of how gender identity develops, Harley says.


What does science say about transgender/transsexuality?
Some sources say there is a hormone disruption during fetal development, while others say more environmental factors play into it. Because it seems there is a variety of times in people's lives when they speak of these kind of feelings, from early childhood, to much later in life.


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It is another to say that the body is mistaken when in fact it is the brain that is mistaken. The simply reality is there is no scientific-biological foundation for transgender ideas. Homo sapiens are a sexually reproducing mammal.


XY sex-determination system
All animals have a set of DNA coding for genes present on chromosomes. In humans, most mammals, and some other species, two of the chromosomes, called the X chromosome and Y chromosome, code for sex. In these species, one or more genes present on their Y-chromosome that determine maleness. In this process, an X chromosome and a Y chromosome act to determine the sex of offspring, often due to genes located on the Y chromosome that code for maleness.


Transsexual study reveals genetic link
It is possible that a decrease in testosterone levels in the brain during development might result in incomplete masculinisation of the brain in male to female transsexuals, resulting in a more feminised brain and a female gender identity, they say.


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But they are in entirely different scientific domains. Homosexuals just want to legally sleep with each other and have the same rights as contractually serial monogamists. On the other trans activism is about completely denying biological science. It's akin to creationism vs evolution.


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And with large machines, such as steam locomotives, and large structures, such as suspension bridges, being planned and built, better steel became a necessity. The Bessemer Process revolutionized steel making, and the manufacturing of steel created a revolution in business.


Bessemer process
Dolomite is used as the converter lining when the phosphorus content is high; the process is then called basic Bessemer. The silica and clay lining is used in the acid Bessemer, in which phosphorus is not removed.


Industrial Revolution
Bessemer process (bÄsËÉmÉr) [ key ] [for Sir Henry Bessemer ], industrial process for the manufacture of steel from molten pig iron.


Bessemer Steel Process
Both Bessemer and Kelly were responding to a great need to refine the methods of manufacturing steel. In the decades before the Civil War steel was produced in great quantities, but the quality of it often varied widely.


Bessemer process
As the air passes upward through the molten pig iron, impurities such as silicon, manganese, and carbon unite with the oxygen in the air to form oxides; the carbon monoxide burns off with a blue flame and the other impurities form slag.


Bessemer Steel Process
Definition: The Bessemer Steel Process was a process of producing high-quality steel by shooting air into molten steel to burn off carbon and other impurities. It was named for the British inventor Sir Henry Bessemer, who worked to develop the process in the 1850s.


Impact
The Bessemer steel process changed how the world produced from the smallest of household products to skyscrapers. Not only did the Bessemer Process impact the society of the time but also sent ripples throughout the years.


Bessemer process
The process is carried on in a large container called the Bessemer converter, which is made of steel and has a lining of silica and clay or of dolomite. The capacity is from 8 to 30 tons of molten iron; the usual charge is 15 or 18 tons. The converter is egg-shaped.


Impact
If Carnegie would have not produced steel in America, but wrought iron he would have been put out of business very soon, not forming one of the first major monopolies. Like everthing in our world there is allways a bad side. Without the Bessemer Process we still might be using cannons in wars today.


Impact
This steel process allowed the world to have a new way of producing all kinds of things. Buildings were now able to last longer and were less expensive to build. With a new method many new skills were developed and many people were employed in numerous fields of work. This newfound process had a massive impact on the British metal industry, which was the worldâs major metal producing country at that time. If you look at any skyline in the world you will see the impact of steel. If you look at a town like Pittsburgh's history you can see how the process changed America as a whole. Towns became major cities with steel skyscrapers and steel fabrication companies giving jobs to thousands.


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3800 Ocean. 3800 Ocean offers an unforgettable oceanfront Palm Beach dining experience. One of the premier restaurants near Palm Beach Gardens, we serve the collective memories and cultures of a team of chefs who hail from regions rich in culinary tradition. Let our fresh, diverse menus inspire you.


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Oceanfront escape. The all-condo Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island faces a white-sand beach and the Atlantic Ocean on Florida's famed Gold Coast; championship golf and upscale West Palm Beach shops are within 10 miles.


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Reef Tiki Bar. This Singer Island bar and grill combines a unique Pacific Rim-style casual menu with handmade cocktails from fresh juice and even our signature coconut island breeze served in a fresh cracked coconut. Unwind for lunch at our beachfront bar. Open for lunch.


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Call 561-582-1889, or visit oldkeylimehouse.com. This pastel-hued waterfront structure was built in 1889; the restaurant didn't come around till a century later. Old Key Lime House is a huge draw for tourists and locals who frequent the Chickee-hut bar on the water and come for its seafood by car and boat.


Singer Island
Near Singer Island, named for sewing machine magnate Paris Singer, is John D. MacArthur State Park which features almost two miles of picturesque beach snorkeling and scuba diving hiking and biking trails mangrove forests and other natural wonders for the eco-adventurer on Singer Island.


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South Florida's best attributes are its waterfront and beachside bars and restaurants. Whether they're on the Intracoastal Waterway or steps from the beach and ocean, they offer everything you could want in a vacation getaway â but, lucky for you, are located right in your own backyard.


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This list includes everything from a casual happy-hour spot overlooking a marina to a fine-dining establishment with an upmarket menu and an Atlantic Ocean panorama. See also: Ten Best Waterfront Restaurants in Broward County. Prime Catch in Boynton Beach offers views of the Intracoastal Waterway.


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Balconies, kitchens. Extra-spacious condominiums at Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island have LCD TVs, premium bedding, living rooms, kitchens, washer/dryers, and balconies that offer ocean, pool, or Intracoastal Waterway views.


Singer Island
Singer Island. Singer Island an oceanfront neighborhood part of the city of Riviera Beach offers a relaxing blend of natural beauty seven miles of pristine beaches and upscale hotels and resorts.


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â  For a remote antenna application when a 1/2-wave antenna is not available, a 1/4-wave antenna may be used, as long as it is connected to an amplifier. Performance should be equal in effectiveness to a 1/2-wave antenna. remote-mounted with an amplifier.


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Receiver antennas should be clear of obstructions, including human bodies, which can absorb RF. Therefore, placing the antennas higher than âcrowd levelâ (5 or 6 feet, 2 m, from the floor) is always recommended. Antenna Orientation Receiving antennas should be oriented in the same plane as the transmitting antenna. Since th e transmitting


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This threshold defines the minimum separation between the two antennas. In order to understand this better, I recommend checking  Spatial Diversity topic in any wireless communications textbook. Some tectbooks have even tables for the numerical evaluations of the correlation coefficient as a function of antenna spacings.


The Ultimate Digital TV Antenna Guide
Directional TV antennas are antennas designed to pick up signals in the direction you point them. Omni-directional antennas are designed to pick up channels in all directions. This tradeoff off is done by focusing the antenna gain, which is different from amplifier gain.


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In one of the chapters they have numerical evaluations of the correlation coefficient versus distance between antennas. ( I think chapter 13) I also want to add that in that book there's a chapter about MIMO , but in order to understand the antenna spacing, you need to read some of the previous chapters.


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Note that these antennas should be mounted with the transverse elements in the vertical direction, rather than horizontal as in a television application, because the transmitting antennas are usually also vertical. Unidirectional antennas are primarily used for long range applications. A minimum distance of 50 feet (15 m) is recommended between


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range, but the slope is often gentle enough that the âwrongâ antenna, if it is relatively close to the desired frequency. range, can be used with only minor attenuation of the RF signal. Note that VHF antennas should not be used for. UHF systems, and vice versa.


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Thank you for posting your questions. In order to understand the minimum separation required between two antennas, you should be familiar with the term Diversity. In this case, diversity means that the same information reaches the receiver on statistically independent channels.


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Since the UHF band covers a much larger range. of frequencies than VHF, 1/4-wave antennas can range. anywhere from 3 to 6 inches (7-15 cm) in length, so using. the proper length antenna is somewhat more important.


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line of sight, that is, the receiving antennas should be directly visible from the transmitting position. Antenna Spacing Antennas should be separated from each other by a minimum of one quarter wavelength â about 16 inches (40 cm) for VHF units and about 4 inches (10 cm) for UHF units. This helps ensure adequate diversity performance. Diversity reception can be improved by separating the antennas further, but beyond one full wavelength the advantage becomes negligible.


Exercise Reverses Unhealthy Effects Of Inactivity
However, after six months of exercise training in the study, 13 of the 17 variables had either reverted to original baseline levels or even improved.. According to Robbins, only a moderate amount of exercise is needed to counteract the detrimental effects of inactivity in these individuals. The STRRIDE trial measured three levels of physical activity: the equivalents of 12 miles of walking per week, 12 miles of jogging per week or 20 miles of jogging per week.


Returning to exercise from a sedentary lifestyle takes will power
Worse, you learn you have diabetes, suffer a stroke or find your weight is crushing your knees. It's the day we realize the pounds are piling on, and we don't look good nor feel good anymore. It's a day we realize we need to exercise. However, many people still don't take action.


Exercise Reverses Unhealthy Effects Of Inactivity
Our Duke group decided to see if these negative effects could be reversed after the participants spent the same amount of time in an exercise program.. Of the 61 STRRIDE participants randomly assigned to the control group 53 agreed to the take part in the new study, which ran an additional six months.


Starting to Exercise: Steps to Take After Years of Inactivity
Increase your activity level gradually over the course of 6 weeks. 20% a week is a recommended. Incorporate exercise into your daily life by taking the stairs instead of elevators, park in the farthest spot. Vacuum more often and do it vigorously! Shovel your own snow and mow your own lawn.


Starting to Exercise: Steps to Take After Years of Inactivity
Check out Silver Sneakers, the nationâs leading exercise program for active older adults. They offer access to more than 11,000 locations nationwide, guidance, encouragement and info to keep you exercising in the years to come. Photo source.


Starting to Exercise: Steps to Take After Years of Inactivity
Depending on what type of activities you plan to go for, make sure you have the right gear, especially shoes. A poorly fitting shoe or one designed for running when you plan to play court sports can get you off to a painful start or worse, cause injuries.


How to Get Back Into Shape After No Exercise for a Long Time
Start Slowly. When returning to exercise after a prolonged absence, remember to start slowly. You can return to the same exercise you previously did, but at a lower intensity. For example, if you were a runner, return by starting with walking and building through a jog to a run.


How to Get in Shape After a Long Period of Inactvity
Put on your favorite dance tunes and let your spirit move you around the living room. As long as your chosen activity gets your heart rate up, you can be as creative as you like. When your fitness level improves, then exercise for 20 to 30 minutes a day doing an activity you enjoy.


How to Get Back Into Shape After No Exercise for a Long Time
If you previously did weight training, reduce weights to around half of the weight you lifted before your break. Aim to work out two to three times per week and keep sessions less than 45 minutes for the first two to four weeks. Extend your warm-up and cool down to protect muscles and joints from injury.


How to Get in Shape After a Long Period of Inactvity
Start slow. Even though the Centers for Disease Control advocates 150 to 300 minutes every week, or 20 to 30 minutes a day of moderate aerobic activity, you can start getting back in shape by working out for 10 minutes at a time. Set the countdown timer on your phone and take a brisk walk around your neighborhood.


4.75 Gal. 555 Premium Aluminum Roof Coating
1 For metal, smooth or mineral surface roll roofing, SBS and APP modified roofing, and evaporative coolers.  Over brushing will interfere with leafing action of the aluminum, so apply to a dry surface; application to a damp surface will cause this product to appear brown.


Expert Tips on How To Paint a Metal Roof
Dear Angie: Can I paint my metal roof? Is it reliable and how much does it cost?â Angie's List member Linda Knudsen. Dear Linda: Metal roofs in good structural condition are a great surface to repaint, according to Todd Miller, a board member with the trade group Metal Roofing Alliance.


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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by BobM Great Product I used this Henry Aluminum Coating to paint 100 feet of chain link fence. Although this product was designed for metal roofs it looks great on my fence and I am hoping it lasts at least 5 years.


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Thanks for your question. Sta-Kool 805 Metal-X Metal Roof Coating has a coverage rate of approximately 40 sq. ft. per gallon with the recommended two (2) coat application so you would get upwards of 200 sq. ft. out of the 5-Gal bucket. With 1,064 sq. ft. surface, you'll likely use 5 gallons for your 2 coat application.


4.75 Gal. 555 Premium Aluminum Roof Coating
Henry 555 aluminum roof coating is an ultra-premium fibered aluminum roof coating that forms a shiny, tough, reflective surface. It can decrease heating and air conditioning costs and keeps the inside temperature of a building up to 20 degrees F cooler in summer. This coating is designed for use on the roofs of barns, homes, garages and mobile homes.


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Bought one 4.75 gallon pail and one 0.9 gallon can to coat a 12 x 70 mobile home roof. I ended up with approximately 1/2 gallon left. I used a flat 9.5 inch tampico fibers roofing/asphalt brush to brush it on the roof. Tampico fibers hold plenty of product, and there is no way I would roll this on.


Painting a Metal Roof
Determining the Substrate. The first step in painting any metal roof is determining what substrate and existing coatings you are dealing with. This is a huge factor in what coating system youâll want to use and is critical to determining how to prepare the existing surface.


Painting a Metal Roof
Unfortunately, a painter is seldom blessed with the gift of a bare metal roof to work with. The great majority of the time the roof will have a previous coating on it. It could even have multiple coats present. Some old roofs have been found to have 30-40 layers of paint on them.


Painting a Metal Roof
Painting a Metal Roof. This article is meant to clarify the answers to some of the most common questions our customers have about painting a metal roof. This information is aimed at the residential customer, but can easily pertain to a commercial application as well.


Ecommerce Legals and Law
Ecommerce site owners should provide a privacy policy and post it on the ecommerce website. This policy should clearly identify what kinds of personal information you will collect from users visiting your website, who you will share the information you collect with, and how you will use and store that information.


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Interstate Commerce Interstate Commerce Law and Legal Definition Interstate commerce refers to the purchase, sale or exchange of commodities, transportation of people, money or goods, and navigation of waters between different states. Interstate commerce is regulated by the federal government as authorized under Article I of the U.S. Constitution.


Ecommerce Legals and Law
Ecommerce Legals and Law. Ecommerce transactions should be legally straightforward. You get money up front for the sale, in return for delivery of a product as described within the timeframe specified. A standard set of terms and conditions should cover the vast majority of transactions.


Ecommerce Legals and Law
Ecommerce Shipping and Delivery Policy. A clear, defined delivery policy is a must-have, so that customers know when to expect their products and how their packages will be delivered. You will need to specify the expected delivery timeframes and costs, as well as detailed terms on any shipping promotions.


Ecommerce Legals and Law
Returns are a fact of life in ecommerce, and itâs useful to be upfront about how your returns process works, and who bares the costs of return shipping. Specify this within your terms and conditions, even if you have an external refunds policy in place. Jurisdiction/Choice of Law: Under


Interstate Commerce Law and Legal Definition
Interstate Commerce Law and Legal Definition. Interstate commerce refers to the purchase, sale or exchange of commodities, transportation of people, money or goods, and navigation of waters between different states. Interstate commerce is regulated by the federal government as authorized under Article I of the U.S. Constitution.


Ecommerce Legals and Law
Ecommerce Legals and Law Ecommerce transactions should be legally straightforward. You get money up front for the sale, in return for delivery of a product as described within the timeframe specified.


Ecommerce Legals and Law
This matters particularly in ecommerce, where you may end up resorting to the lottery of legal systems when selling across the EU, or indeed the world, if you donât seize the initiative. Delivery Terms: Itâs also useful to take into account your delivery terms, or to directly reference your shipping policy if you have one in place.


Interstate Commerce Law and Legal Definition
According to 18 USCS Â§ 921 the term interstate or foreign commerce includes commerce between any place in a State and any place outside of that State, or within any possession of the United States (not including the Canal Zone) or the District of Columbia, but such term does not include commerce between places within the same State but through any place outside of that State.


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A Hep B Titer is a blood test. To get a blood test, you need To get one, you have to get your blood drawn. It generally takes 2 days to 2 weeks, depending on the speed of the lab and your doctor. For a sample Hep B Titer report, CLICK HERE.


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A Hep B Titer is a blood test. To get a blood test, you need To get one, you have to get your blood drawn. It generally takes 2 days to 2 weeks, depending on the speed of the lab and your doctor.


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A Hep B Titer is a blood test. To get a blood test, you need To get one, you have to get your blood drawn. It generally takes 2 days to 2 weeks, depending on the speed of the lab and your doctor. For a sample Hep B Titer report, CLICK HERE. That depends on your insurance.


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A Hep B Titer is a blood test. To get a blood test, you need To get one, you have to get your blood drawn. It generally takes 2 days to 2 weeks, depending on the speed of the lab and your doctor. For a sample Hep B Titer report, CLICK HERE. That depends on your insurance. You will have to check with them.


How long do Titer Test results take?
I got my Hep B, MMR and Varicella titer last week for $139. I had my blood drawn on July 15 at 11:20 a.m. (Arizona) and the results were reported on July 16th (per the lab report) at 20:06 ET. When I checked my email in the wee hours of July 17th, I had a link to my results.


How long do Titer Test results take?
I got my Hep B, MMR and Varicella titer last week for $139. I had my blood drawn on July 15 at 11:20 a.m. (Arizona) and the results were reported on July 16th (per the lab report) at 20:06 ET.


Hep B Titer
The Hep B Titer measures the antibody levels in your blood to see if you are immune to the disease. A Hep B Titer is a blood test. To get a blood test, you need To get one, you have to get your blood drawn.


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You will only need to take the MMR and Varicella titer once to prove you have the positive antibodies. Hep B titer is required after the completion of the Hep B series (3) administered after. 1997. The Hep B series done before 1997 are exempt and will not require a titer.