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Apr. 29, 2005 â A recent study found that tumors of the pituitary gland are more common than many health care professionals realize, with national prevalence rates averaging 16.7 percent.


Pituitary gland
The pituitary gland, or hypophysis, is an endocrine gland about the size of a pea that sits in the small, bony cavity at the base of the brain.


Andalusian
Horse Breeds The Andalusian or Spanish Horse is a light horse breed. Light horse breeds generally weigh under 1,500 pounds. They are typically used as riding horses for leisure and trail riding.


Andalusian
Horse Care and Feeding The Andalusian tends to be an âeasy keeper'. This means that they tend to stay at a good weight on fairly low feed. Because of this they can be more prone to laminitis if they are overfed. The Andalusian has a beautiful, thick mane and tail which requires regular trimming and pulling to remain healthy. To keep the tail long and thick, cut the tail straight across at the bottom, ideally at the height of the fetlocks.. Horse Training and Activities Andalusians are beautiful dressage horses due to their strength and active gaits.


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2009 Smokey Black Andalusian Gelding $17,500 Professional Trainer's Own Horse - Dressage, WE, or Trail! â¦ Horse ID: 2090574 â¢ Photo Added/Renewed: 24-Oct-2017 4PM


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2016 Grey Andalusian Filly $8,900 Gorgeous PRE Andalusian Filly - National Champion Bloodlines â¦ Horse ID: 2055393 â¢ Photo Added/Renewed: 20-Oct-2017 2PM


Andalusian
Horse Breeds. The Andalusian or Spanish Horse is a light horse breed. Light horse breeds generally weigh under 1,500 pounds. They are typically used as riding horses for leisure and trail riding. Being agile and swift, many are also used on the racetrack, in the show ring, and for work on the ranch.


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With an ancestry dating back as far as 20,000 BC, the Andalusian is one of the oldest breed of horse! 1  Horse Breeds. 2  Horse Backgrounds. 3  Description. 4  Horse Care and Feeding. 5  Horse Training and Activities. 6  Common Health Problems. 7  Availability. 8  References.


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2009 Grey Andalusian Gelding $35,500 2009 Schooling 4th Level, Imported Tall Dressage PRE! â¦ Horse ID: 2082846 â¢ Photo Added/Renewed: 17-Aug-2017 9AM


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Also known Pure Spanish or PRE Horses, Andalusians are originally from Spain where they were used as war horses. Find Andalusian Horses for Sale. Also known Pure Spanish or PRE Horses, Andalusians are originally from Spain where they were used as war horses. Find Andalusian Horses for Sale. Also known Pure Spanish or PRE Horses, Andalusians are originally from Spain where they were used as war horses. | Sign In | Register


Andalusian
The Andalusian is a Spanish horse. It is also called the Pure Spanish Horse, Purebred Spanish Horse, or Pura Raza Espanol (PRE) as it is referred to by Spanish breeders. It's ancestors include the primitive Sorraia horse, which around 900 B.C., was mixed with horses from Northern Africa.


Andalusian
Horse Backgrounds The Andalusian or Spanish horse traces its ancestry back to the primitive Sorraia horse found on the Iberian Peninsula as far back as 20,000 BC, as there are cave paintings of horses dated to this time period.


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Description: In most eukaryotic genes, coding regions (exons) are interrupted by noncoding regions (introns). During transcription, the entire gene is copied into a pre-mRNA, which includes exons and introns. During the process of RNA splicing, introns are removed and exons joined to form a contiguous coding sequence. This mature mRNA is ready for translation.


RNA splicing
The term intron refers to both the DNA sequence within a gene and the corresponding sequence in the unprocessed RNA transcript. As part of the RNA processing pathway, introns are removed by RNA splicing either shortly after or concurrent with transcription. Introns are found in the genes of most organisms and many viruses.


Intron
Transfer RNA introns that depend upon proteins for removal occur at a specific location within the anticodon loop of unspliced tRNA precursors, and are removed by a tRNA splicing endonuclease. The exons are then linked together by a second protein, the tRNA splicing ligase.


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Intron-RNA sequences between exons that are removed by splicing. Introns have been found in eukaryotic mRNA, tRNA and rRNA, as well as chloroplast, mitochondrial and a phage of E. coli. Eubacteria are the only species in which introns have not been found.


RNA splicing
Simple illustration of exons and introns in pre-mRNA and the formation of mature mRNA by splicing. In molecular biology and genetics, splicing is a modification of the nascent pre-messenger RNA (pre-mRNA) transcript in which introns are removed and exons are joined. For nuclear-encoded genes, splicing takes place within the nucleus after or concurrently with transcription.


Section 11.2 Processing of Eukaryotic mRNA
RNA Processing. The RNA copy of a protein encoding gene must be modified in several ways before it can be transported out of the nucleus and translated into protein. The primary transcription product of a gene is therefore called a precursor of mRNA, pre-mRNA. Both ends of the pre-mRNA are modified. An additional nucleotide, a 7-methylguanosine is added to the 5'-end to form a cap-structure. This process is called capping (1) . The 3'-end of the pre-mRNA is cleaved and polyadenylated (4) .


Intron
For the album by LCD Soundsystem, see Introns (album) . Representation of intron and exons within a simple gene containing a single intron. An intron is any nucleotide sequence within a gene that is removed by RNA splicing during maturation of the final RNA product. The term intron refers to both the DNA sequence within a gene and the corresponding sequence in RNA transcripts.


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Some species will have an intron in a gene, but another species may not have an intron in the same gene. An example is the cytochrome oxidase subunit II gene of plant mitochondria where some plant species have an intron in this gene and others do not.


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This is a list of breeds that are often still used for hunting today. Hunting dogs are categorized into hounds, gun dogs, feists, terriers and curs. They are further broken down into scent, sight and tracking dogs.


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This is a list of breeds that are often still used for hunting today. Hunting dogs are categorized into hounds, gun dogs, feists, terriers and curs. They are further broken down into scent, sight and tracking dogs. Some of the breeds have more than one of these talents.


List of Hunting Dog Breeds
List of Hunting Dog Breeds. This is a list of breeds that are often still used for hunting today. Hunting dogs are categorized into hounds, gun dogs, feists, terriers and curs. They are further broken down into scent, sight and tracking dogs. Some of the breeds have more than one of these talents.


List of Hunting Dog Breeds
This is a list of breeds that are often still used for hunting today. Hunting dogs are categorized into hounds, gun dogs, feists, terriers and curs.


Hunting Dogs: Best Dog Breeds for Every Game Animal
Deer Hunting Dogs: American Foxhound. Few dogs share such a rich American history as the foxhound. Bred here in the U.S. from English foxhounds and a smattering of other breeds, they were the dog of choice for George Washington â and he is often credited as the father of the breed.


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A hunting hound of striking color that traditionally brings big game to bay or tree, the Plott is intelligent, alert and confident. Noted for stamina, endurance, agility, determination and aggressiveness when hunting, the powerful, well muscled, yet streamlined Plott combines courage with athletic ability.


Hunting Dogs: Best Dog Breeds for Every Game Animal
Discussing the best breed of hunting dog for various game is kind of like arguing whether a Chevy or Ford is better. But, weâre going to take a crack at putting some definition to the hunting dogs discussion.


Bird Hunting Dog Breeds
Bird Hunting Dog Breeds. Brittany: Biddable, affectionate and loyal, the Brittany has a soft, beautiful brown and white coat and infectious spirit. Smaller and lower to the ground than many pointing breeds, the Brittany is as maneuverable as a sports car in the fields and forests.


Hunting Dogs: Best Dog Breeds for Every Game Animal
Grouse Hunting Dogs: English Setter. There isnât a more regal-looking dog than an English setter and no more classic scene than the heavily feathered dog on point in the grouse woods. When it comes to good grouse dogs, a nose keen enough to scent the spooky birds without bumping them is the number-one requirement.


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Browse More Articles. When it comes to hunting skills, the Beagle is unquestionably top dog. The breed's talent was developed over centuries of hunting gopher, rabbit, and small game. In the 1800s, the Beagle's popularity began to dwindle as fox hunting became popular and the Foxhound stole the limelight.


What product in 1907 had the slogan 'Good to the Last Drop'? Who coined the phrase?
The subject of this post is a peculiar association of Maxwell House with Theodore Teddy Roosevelt. Remember the Maxwell House slogan, Good to the Last Drop? Of course you do, who could forget? Well, it is often claimed that Teddy Roosevelt, in 1907, coined the slogan after the coffee was served to him at the Hermitage, a famous Nashville resort that was originally Andrew Jackson's home. Pendergrast, in his book, doubts that Roosevelt ever said those words.


The History Behind Maxwell Houseâs âGood to the Last Dropâ
Most likely over the last several decades, you have heard Maxwell Houseâs famous slogan for their coffee, âGood to the Last Drop.â The slogan has actually been around since 1917, but it wasnât until the 1930s that Maxwell House started to explain where the slogan came from, possibly due to the fact that Coca-Cola was using the same slogan at this ...


Lyndon B. Johnson
Born in a farmhouse in Stonewall, Texas, Johnson was a high school teacher and worked as a Congressional aide before winning election to the House of Representatives in 1937. He won election to the Senate in 1948, and was appointed the position of Senate Majority Whip in 1951.


Lyndon B. Johnson
Lyndon Baines Johnson was born on August 27, 1908, near Stonewall, Texas, in a small farmhouse on the Pedernales River. He was the oldest of five children born to Samuel Ealy Johnson Jr. (1877â1937) and Rebekah Baines (1881â1958).


What product in 1907 had the slogan 'Good to the Last Drop'? Who coined the phrase?
Vote for this answer. Legend has it that on a visit to Nashville in 1907, President Teddy Roosevelt declared that Maxwell House coffee was good to the last drop.. One hundred years after President Roosevelt's declaration, that familiar slogan remains the brand's promise to its customers. There is reasonable doubt that Roosevelt ever actually said this, but Maxwell House themselves claimed he did and used it in ads.


The History Behind Maxwell Houseâs âGood to the Last Dropâ
Most likely over the last several decades, you have heard Maxwell Houseâs famous slogan for their coffee, âGood to the Last Drop.â The slogan has actually been around since 1917, but it wasnât until the 1930s that Maxwell House started to explain where the slogan came from, possibly due to the fact that Coca-Cola was using the same slogan at this time.


Where Did Yiddish Come From?
Weinreich deduced from traces left in early Yiddish that these first Jewish immigrants to the heart of Europe spoke a Romance language, having left Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek behind when they left the eastern Mediterranean, although Hebrew and Aramaic were still languages of study.


Where Did Yiddish Come From?
Yiddish speakers are also found in the self-isolated communities of the Orthodox Jews of Williamsburg, New York, and in some very Orthodox communities in Israel (the Haredim, who reject the state and its language, Hebrew), but these speakers are far from eager proselytizers of the language.


Examining Edenics, the Theory That English (and Every Other Language) Came From Hebrew
English is a West Germanic language brought to Britain by German invaders some 1,500 years ago. German in turn comes from Latin, which is an Italic language derived from Greek and Phoenician. These, in turn, belong to what is known as the Indo-European superfamily of languages.


Where Did Yiddish Come From?
By the same time, Jews had settled in Pragueânot German-or Yiddish-speaking Jews but Slavic or Greek-speaking, having come up from the Byzantine Empire and still tied to it by trade. Soon after, there was a Jewish mercantile district in PrzemyÅl (Poland), which brought in trade goods from Ruthenia and Byzantium.


Where Did Yiddish Come From?
Yiddish is taught as a foreign language at a handful of universities in the United States and Europe, including Indiana University, UCLA, Columbia, and Oxford. Yiddish-language institutions such as the Vilnius Yiddish Institute have received funding from cultural preservation commissions in the European Union.


"Insights into the Hebrew Language: The Word ""Jew"""
The words Jew (Yehudi in Hebrew) and Judaism (Yahadut) come from the name Judah, or Yehuda as it is pronounced in Hebrew. Yehuda was one the 12 tribes that descended from our forefather Yaakov.


Examining Edenics, the Theory That English (and Every Other Language) Came From Hebrew
He went on, speaking fervently: âEdenics works via word roots that are found over and over again in different words with similar connotations,â he said. âFor instance, the Hebrew word for counting is MoNeh. The Mem-Nun (M-N) sub-root found here makes up a large word family, from every language, dealing with a MouNts.


Examining Edenics, the Theory That English (and Every Other Language) Came From Hebrew
A new movement called âEdenicsâ makes the claim that modern day English is simply a derivative of biblical Hebrew. In fact, the proponents of this theory say that all human languages are simply offshoots of Hebrew and claim to have thousands of examples to back them up. At first glance, the idea seems preposterous.


Where Did Yiddish Come From?
This is the first of two articles on the origins of the Yiddish language. This week, the late historian Cherie Woodworth provides an outstanding explication of the origins and historical stakes of the split that is roiling modern Yiddish scholarship.


Examining Edenics, the Theory That English (and Every Other Language) Came From Hebrew
All of them believe in the Edenics theory and spend time searching out and publicizing what they believe are the Hebrew roots of their native tongues. Overall he and his team claim to have mapped out the Hebrew roots to more than 60,000 words from dozens of languages. âThere are hundreds of English words which have almost the exact same structure as similar-meaning Hebrew words,â he told me during a long interview in his Spartan apartment in downtown Jerusalem.


Shapes lesson 7.1: Basic Shapes: triangles, rectangles and squares
A rectangle can be tall and thin, short and fat or all the sides can have the same length. Definition: A square is a quadrilateral with all four angles right angles and all four sides of the same length. So a square is a special kind of rectangle, it is one where all the sides have the same length. Thus every square is a rectangle because it is a quadrilateral with all four angles right angles. However not every rectangle is a square, to be a square its sides must have the same length. Penny.


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How to Lay Out a Square or Rectangle. To setout a square or rectangle, make sure the diagonal is the correct length for the side lengths. Enter 2 sides and hit Calculate to re-draw with correct diagonal. Enter inches as decimal or fraction with space or slash.


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Colour. How to Setout a Square or Rectangle. To setout a square or rectangle, make sure the diagonal is the correct length for the side lengths. Enter 2 sides and hit Calculate to re-draw with correct diagonal. If the diagonal is for side lengths of and. the has 90Â° corners (right angles) and is 'Square'.


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Write down the Pythagorean theorem. 'a' and 'b' equal the legs of a right angled triangle, or in our example the width and length of the rectangle. 'c' equals the hypotenuse of the triangle, or in our case the diagonal of the rectangle. a 2 + b 2 = c 2.


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1 If you are measuring a square or rectangle area, multiply length times width; Length x Width = Area. 2  For other area shapes, see formulas below to calculate Area (ft 2) = Square Footage.


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1 Calculate. 2  Calculate your area. 3  If you are measuring a square or rectangle area, multiply length times width; Length x Width = Area. 4  For other area shapes, see formulas below to calculate Area (ft 2) = Square Footage.


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Have you ever had to solve for the length of the diagonal in a rectangle or a square, given the length of its two sides? It's fairly easily to figure out using Pythagoras's Theorem, and this article will walk you through the steps.


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The easiest way to calculate it is by measuring the length and width of your area in feet then multiplying those two numbers together to get the area in feet squared. This assumes you have a rectangular area such as a room and, for example, you want to calculate square footage for flooring or carpet. If your measurements are in different units than feet, first convert those values to feet, then multiply them together to get the square footage of the area. 1  Measure. 2  Measure your area.


Rectangle
It can also be defined as a parallelogram containing a right angle. A rectangle with four sides of equal length is a square. The term oblong is occasionally used to refer to a non-square rectangle. A rectangle with vertices ABCD would be denoted as ABCD. The word rectangle comes from the Latin rectangulus, which is a combination of rectus (right) and angulus (angle).


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The term 'psychoactive drug' is used to describe any chemical substance that affects mood, perception or consciousness as a result of changes in the functioning of the nervous system (brain and spinal cord).rug abuse. This term is often used to describe drug use that causes harm. The problem with using this term is that it can create negative feelings or attitudes toward the user and is not a recommended term to use.


Substance use disorder
Substance use disorder, also known as drug use disorder, is a condition in which the use of one or more substances leads to a clinically significant impairment or distress. Although the term substance can refer to any physical matter, 'substance' in this context is limited to psychoactive drugs.Substance Use Disorder refers to the overuse of, or dependence on, a drug leading to effects that are detrimental to the individual's physical and mental health, or the welfare of others.ubstance dependence When an individual persists in use of alcohol or other drugs despite problems related to use of the substance, substance dependence may be diagnosed. Compulsive and repetitive use may result in tolerance to the effect of the drug and withdrawal symptoms when use is reduced or stopped.


Substance use disorder
Substance abuse is sometimes used as a synonym for drug abuse, drug addiction, and chemical dependency, but actually refers to the use of substances in a manner outside sociocultural conventions.ubstance dependence When an individual persists in use of alcohol or other drugs despite problems related to use of the substance, substance dependence may be diagnosed. Compulsive and repetitive use may result in tolerance to the effect of the drug and withdrawal symptoms when use is reduced or stopped.


Is Addiction a Disease?
Substance dependence When an individual persists in use of alcohol or other drugs despite problems related to use of the substance, substance dependence may be diagnosed. Compulsive and repetitive use may result in tolerance to the effect of the drug and withdrawal symptoms when use is reduced or stopped.ubstance dependence When an individual persists in use of alcohol or other drugs despite problems related to use of the substance, substance dependence may be diagnosed. Compulsive and repetitive use may result in tolerance to the effect of the drug and withdrawal symptoms when use is reduced or stopped.


Substance Abuse
People abuse substances such as drugs, alcohol, and tobacco for varied and complicated reasons, but it is clear that our society pays a significant cost. The toll for this abuse can be seen in our hospitals and emergency departments through direct damage to health by substance abuse and its link to physical trauma.eople abuse substances such as drugs, alcohol, and tobacco for varied and complicated reasons, but it is clear that our society pays a significant cost. The toll for this abuse can be seen in our hospitals and emergency departments through direct damage to health by substance abuse and its link to physical trauma.


drug
A dosage form is the physical form in which a drug is produced and dispensed, such as a tablet, a capsule, or an injectable. Drug. A drug is defined as: 1  A substance recognized by an official pharmacopoeia or formulary. 2  A substance intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease.3  A substance (other than food) intended to affect the structure or any function of the body.rug. A drug is defined as: 1  A substance recognized by an official pharmacopoeia or formulary. 2  A substance intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease. 3  A substance (other than food) intended to affect the structure or any function of the body.


Immunosuppressant drugs
1 When the drug is used with other drugs that may harm the kidneys, such as cyclosporin, the antibiotics gentamicin and amikacin, or the antifungal drug amphotericin B, blood levels of tacrolimus may be increased.2  Careful kidney monitoring is essential when tacrolimus is given with any drug that might cause kidney damage.n addition to being used to prevent organ rejection, immunosuppressant drugs are also used to treat such severe skin disorders as psoriasis and such other diseases as rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease (chronic inflammation of the digestive tract) and patchy hair loss (alopecia areata).


Immunosuppressant drugs
1 Tacrolimus is eliminated through the kidneys. 2  When the drug is used with other drugs that may harm the kidneys, such as cyclosporin, the antibiotics gentamicin and amikacin, or the antifungal drug amphotericin B, blood levels of tacrolimus may be increased.n addition to being used to prevent organ rejection, immunosuppressant drugs are also used to treat such severe skin disorders as psoriasis and such other diseases as rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease (chronic inflammation of the digestive tract) and patchy hair loss (alopecia areata).


Chemical substance
Chemical substances are often called 'pure' to set them apart from mixtures. A common example of a chemical substance is pure water; it has the same properties and the same ratio of hydrogen to oxygen whether it is isolated from a river or made in a laboratory. chemical substance (also called a pure substance) may well be defined as any material with a definite chemical composition in an introductory general chemistry textbook.


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This requires you to file a lawsuit within a year of discovering the mold. And all states have statutes of limitation that require you to file a lawsuit within a short time after discovering the problem. If you or a family member have been harmed by toxic mold, you may have a negligence legal claim against :


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You'll want to look for a personal injury lawyer who has had some experience dealing with toxic mold issues. It's especially important to find a lawyer who can negotiate with insurance companies, has knowledge of real estate issues and would take your case to trial if necessary.


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Militzok & Levy handles many different types of indoor air quality matters, including injuries from exposure to toxic black mold, water damage, dust mites, bacteria, sewage, toxic chemicals, lead, and carbon monoxide.


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We focus on lawsuits on behalf of tenants against landlords, condominium associations, property managers, insurance companies, and slumlords on behalf of our clients who are responsible for our clients illnesses related to exposure to toxic mold, asbestos, toxins, dust mites, and other indoor environmental problems.


Mold in a Building You Rent or Lease
Mold at Your Child's School or Other Community Building. If you or your child has developed health problems because of a mold infestation in a school or other community building, the liability of the school or other responsible party raises a host of legal issues, especially if it is a public school or other government-run institution.


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The Law Firm of Militzok & Levy is proud to provide legal services to the State of Florida for cases involving toxic mold exposure, sick building and indoor environmental litigation. We represent adults and children who have been subjected to and injured by toxic mold exposure and other types of indoor contamination.


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Filing a Toxic Mold Lawsuit. Finding toxic mold in your home may lead to a lawsuit, especially if clean up wasn't done properly, or in a timely basis by licensed professionals. You may even consider suing your landlord, previous owner, construction company or insurance company who hasn't held up their end of the insurance policy terms.


Mold in a Building You Rent or Lease
Under the landlord-tenant laws of most states, landlords are subject to a legal doctrine called the implied warranty of habitability, which makes the landlord responsible for keeping the rental property free of health hazards such as a mold infestation.


Mold in a Building You Rent or Lease
As a general matter, there is no federal mold law.. The specific laws that apply to your claim will depend on the particular state law governing your case. (To learn more about what we do and don't know about mold, read Nolo's articles Toxic Mold Basics and Health Risks of Mold Exposure .)


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This requires you to file a lawsuit within a year of discovering the mold. And all states have statutes of limitation that require you to file a lawsuit within a short time after discovering the problem. Juries have made substantial awards in mold cases.


The Science of Cooktops
How do induction cooktops work? With induction technology, heat is generated in the pan itself, not in the heating element. Induction cooktops are powered by electricity, but the âelementâ that rests beneath the ceramic or glass surface functions like a powerful magnet, which generates a magnetic field.


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Advantages of induction cooktops. Photo: Gas burners are easy to control, but waste energy by heating the surrounding air and the cooktop as well as the food in the pan. Since they're naked flames, they're more likely to cause a fire than any electric method of cooking.


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By changing mechanical energy into electrical energy, the generator relied upon the basic principle of electromagnetic induction, that of passing an electrical conductor through a magnetic field. As previously explained, when one side of a coil passes through the magnetic field, first in one direction and then in the other direction, an alternating current (magnetic flux) is the end result.


How Induction Cooktops Work
We'll also lift the lid on what you should know before buying, installing or working with induction cooktops. Before we get to that, let's take a look at the benefits of induction cooktops and the surprisingly simple physics of electromagnetic induction.


Wireless power chargers
Photo: Ordinary electric charging: all the components of the transformer are contained inside the charger. How induction chargers work. So far so goodâbut what happens with something like an electric toothbrush, which has no power lead to plug into the wall?


Charging by Induction
This induction charging process can be used to charge a pair of pop cans. It is a simple enough experiment to be repeated at home. Two pop cans are mounted on Styrofoam cups using scotch tape.


Induction and Electromagnetism
Induction and Electromagnetism Understanding electromagnetic induction. Motors, transformers, audio speakers, radio transmission and generators work using the wild and complex phenomena of electromagnetism. Understanding the behavior of electromagnetism is a large subject of study.


CDA Buying Advice â Hobs
What is electrical induction? Electrical induction is also called magnetic induction. It is the âvoltageâ produced in a conductor due to its reaction with a magnetic field. Health and safety: Pacemakers


Appliance Science: The hot physics of induction cooktops
But the main issue is with which cookware you can use with them. Because of the way they work, many types of pans just don't heat up with induction cooktops. If you have copper bottom, glass or aluminum pans, they don't get hot when you put them on an induction cooktop. How they work


What Is Induction Heating?
METAL OR PLASTIC. First, induction heating works directly only with conductive materials, normally metals. Plastics and other non-conductive materials can often be heated indirectly by first heating a conductive metal susceptor which transfers heat to the non-conductive material.


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Wallace County Recreation Sunflower 5K, Sharon Springs, Kansas. 268 likes. Mt. Sunflower Wellness Center is a non-profit organization providing health...


Mount Sunflower
Mount Sunflower is southwest of Goodland and northwest of Sharon Springs. Although it is on private property, the landowners allow access to visitors aspiring to conquer its lofty summit and gaze over the vast shortgrass prairie landscape.


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Bump across a cattle guard and drive to the high point, or park and walk. 1  Article. 2  Article. 3  Article. 4  Article. 5  Article. 6  Article. 7  Article. 8  Article.


Climbing Mount Sunflower: Kansas High Point
About Mount Sunflower. Mount Sunflower, at 4,039 feet (1,231 meters) above sea level, is the highest point in Kansas and the 28th highest state high point in the United States. The state high point, a low humped hill rather than an actual mountain, is located in Wallace County a scant half-mile from the Colorado border. Mount Sunflower rises more than 3,300 feet above the lowest topographic point in Kansas, which is located in Montgomery County in far southeastern Kansas. The Ogallala Formation The hill of Mount Sunflower owes its lofty elevation to its proximity to the Rocky Mountains over 200 miles to the west.


Wallace County, Kansas
Wallace County is home to Mount Sunflower, the highest point in Kansas at 4,039 feet (1,231 meters). Mount Sunflower is located approximately 15 miles (24 km) north-northwest of Weskan, less than one mile (1.6 km) from the Colorado state line.


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The nearest weather station for both precipitation and temperature measurements is SHARON SPRI which is approximately 18 miles away and has an elevation of 3,450 feet (585 feet lower than Mount Sunflower).


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Wallace County Recreation Sunflower 5K Â· June 16, 2015 Â· It is once again time to begin preparations for the Wallace County Fair and the Third Annual Sunflower 5K! Mount Sunflower Wellness Center has been working with the Wallace County Foundation to raise funds to create a Fitness Facility to serve Wallace County.


Why the Highest Peak in Kansas Isnât Really a Peak
Don't worry about trespassing! The Harold family, which has homesteaded here since 1905, welcomes hikers to Mount Sunflower. At least there's an actual sunflower. Try not to be disappointed when you drive up to the peak. Mount Sunflower is a barely noticeable rise in the middle of a field.


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Weather and Snow National Weather Service Forecast NOAA Snow Depth Map Lists that contain Mount Sunflower: United States State High Points (plus DC) (Rank #28) CoHP High Five List (Rank #124) U.S. State High Points (Rank #28) Kansas County High Points (Rank #1) Contiguous 48 U.S. State High Points (Rank #26) United States State/Territory High Points (Rank #29) Midwest USA CoHPs (Rank #21) Combined USA-Canada-Mexico State/Province High Points (Rank #64) Helman Counties-Greatest Elevation ...


Why the Highest Peak in Kansas Isnât Really a Peak
In this week's Maphead column, Ken Jennings explains why Kansas's highest mountain is hardly even a hill. Sometimes the highest point in a U.S. state is a dramatic peak. But in legendarily flat Kansas, it's barely a hill. You won't need harnesses and pitons to get to the top of Mount Sunflower, in Western Kansas. At its summit, you'll be towering above the entire stateâbut you probably won't even notice. Kansas isn't as flat as you think.


What Is the Average Cost for Homeowners Insurance?
One factor in the cost of homeowners insurance is what circumstances are covered under a particular policy. Some examples of typical disasters and incidents that are covered under a basic homeowners insurance policy are fire, vandalism and wind, says the Federal Reserve Board.


Types of Coverage In A Homeowners Policy
A standard homeowners insurance policy includes four essential types of coverage. They include: 1  Coverage for the structure of your home. 2  Coverage for your personal belongings. 3  Liability protection.


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Homeowners insurance is designed to protect your home from what are called perils. A peril is your exposure to risk or something that causes loss or destruction. As a homeowner, you can typically purchase three different types of home insurance policies. They are: 1  Homeowners 1 (HO1): With this policy, your property is covered against 11 basic perils. 2  Homeowners 2 (HO2): This policy protects your property against 18 perils (including 11 perils from Homeowners 1).


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A homeowners insurance policy provides homeowners with financial compensation should they suffer losses related to their home. It would pay for the structure and contents of your home if they were damaged or destroyed, as well as legal costs if someone is injured in your home or on your property. Every homeowner needs homeowners insurance.


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1 To extract the gel from the aloe vera plant, remove a large leaf of aloe from the bottom of the plant. Cut down the center of the plant, score the insides, and pull the gel out. Then apply that gel to your face twice a day.  You can find aloe vera gel at most supermarkets or drug stores.


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1 When your face is exposed to the cold, the blood vessels constrict, causing your skin to turn white. Once you step into a warmer area, however, all the blood rushes back to your face at once, causing your skin to become bright red.  Wear a scarf, hat, or ski-mask made of non-irritating fibers.


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The HydraFacial can also improve a number of common skin concerns including age spots and pigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles, dull dry and dehydrated skin, oily, congested skin and acne. To book a treatment at your nearest clinic, visit the clinic search tool.


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1 After your HydraFacial, do not cleanse your skin until that evening. 2  Resume your regular skincare regimen the night of your treatment.  Make-up can be worn right after the treatment if needed.


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1 You can also store your lotion in the refrigerator and apply it to your face when cold. Cold products cause the blood vessels in your face to constrict and redness to fade.  Avoid buying products with alcohol, witch hazel, peppermint, fragrance, eucalyptus, or clove oil.


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Aloe vera can help reduce inflammation and relieve pain. You can use the gel from an aloe vera plant or buy it over the counter. Apply the aloe gel to your face twice daily to help decrease the redness. To extract the gel from the aloe vera plant, remove a large leaf of aloe from the bottom of the plant. Cut down the center of the plant, score the insides, and pull the gel out.


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1 Resume your regular skincare regimen the night of your treatment. 2  Make-up can be worn right after the treatment if needed.  Temporary irritation, tightness, redness or slight swelling is normal within 24 hours, depending on sensitivity of skin. Notify Seiler Skin if this lasts more than 24 hours.


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1 After your HydraFacial, do not cleanse your skin until that evening. 2  Resume your regular skincare regimen the night of your treatment. 3  Make-up can be worn right after the treatment if needed.  Temporary irritation, tightness, redness or slight swelling is normal within 24 hours, depending on sensitivity of skin.


Before and After Photos
Powerful antioxidants help to protect the skin from further damage. Before and after 4 treatments. Powerful ingredients like seaweed extract, hyaluronic acid, and soy peptides soothe, hydrate and help strengthen the collagen and elastin in the delicate eye area. Before and after 4 treatments.


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1 Make-up can be worn right after the treatment if needed. 2  Temporary irritation, tightness, redness or slight swelling is normal within 24 hours, depending on sensitivity of skin. Notify Seiler Skin if this lasts more than 24 hours.  Wear sun block (with zinc oxide).


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1 SolvedI bought an ID card reader but my pc, with Windows 8, has usb3 ports while the reader is usb2. 2  SolvedI have windows 7 installed on my computer. My computer does not have a built in card reader.  SolvedI am using windows 8 on lenovo x61 ...


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Nice simple app for straightforward PDF viewing, but on my Windows 10 systems 'Save As' just creates a file with zero size. This applies to the Insider Preview releases as well as the 'standard' Windows 10 release.


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A Perfect PDF Reader. After about a year of trying to get Windows 10 Edge to open a Simple PDF file with NO success. I finely tried this App, and To my Surprise it works Perfect with Windows 10 Anniversary Update x64. It is a very lite and simple app and Yes it even Prints PDF files, a must have for me. Thank-You Microsoft for this Excellent App. It deserves a Five Star for sure.


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Use Reader to open PDF, XPS and TIFF files. Reader makes it easy to view documents, search for words or phrases, take notes, fill in forms and print or share files.


How Long do Late Payments Stay on Credit Reports?
Counting Seven Years When it comes to your credit report, negative information typically stays on your report for seven years. This means that late credit card payments stay on your credit report for seven years from the date the payment was missed.ounting Seven Years When it comes to your credit report, negative information typically stays on your report for seven years. This means that late credit card payments stay on your credit report for seven years from the date the payment was missed.


How long do late payments stay on credit report?
I am suprised it has not been fixed-. Lates stay on for 7 long years. fico-newbie33 wrote: I have read on the Fico site that late payments stay on your report for 2 years....collections and bankruptcies stay on for 7 years. My impression was that a negative, late payment or otherwise stay on for 7 years. am suprised it has not been fixed-. Lates stay on for 7 long years. fico-newbie33 wrote: I have read on the Fico site that late payments stay on your report for 2 years....collections and bankruptcies stay on for 7 years. My impression was that a negative, late payment or otherwise stay on for 7 years.


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â03-24-2008 01:18 PM. I have read on the Fico site that late payments stay on your report for 2 years....collections and bankruptcies stay on for 7 years. My impression was that a negative, late payment or otherwise stay on for 7 years. am suprised it has not been fixed-. Lates stay on for 7 long years. fico-newbie33 wrote: I have read on the Fico site that late payments stay on your report for 2 years....collections and bankruptcies stay on for 7 years. My impression was that a negative, late payment or otherwise stay on for 7 years.


How long do late payments stay on credit report?
Lates stay on for 7 long years. fico-newbie33 wrote: I have read on the Fico site that late payments stay on your report for 2 years....collections and bankruptcies stay on for 7 years.My impression was that a negative, late payment or otherwise stay on for 7 years. am suprised it has not been fixed-. Lates stay on for 7 long years. fico-newbie33 wrote: I have read on the Fico site that late payments stay on your report for 2 years....collections and bankruptcies stay on for 7 years. My impression was that a negative, late payment or otherwise stay on for 7 years.


How Long Does a 30-Day Late Pay Stay on Credit Reports?
Time Frame. A 30-day late payment notation is a negative item for your credit. Like most negative items, the 30-day late payment will only remain on your credit report for seven years. After seven years, the Fair Credit Reporting Act dictates that the credit bureaus must delete it from your record. 30-day late payment notation is a negative item for your credit. Like most negative items, the 30-day late payment will only remain on your credit report for seven years.


How long does late mortgage payments stay on your credit?
Report Abuse. Late payments can stay on your credit report for up to 7 years, however, many lenders only take the last 12 months of mortgage history into consideration when refinancing your home.Source(s): http://www.fpf-direct.com. Jeremy R Â· 9 years ago.eport Abuse. Late payments can stay on your credit report for up to 7 years, however, many lenders only take the last 12 months of mortgage history into consideration when refinancing your home. Source(s): http://www.fpf-direct.com. Jeremy R Â· 9 years ago.


How Long Do Negative Items Stay on a Credit Report?
It does depend on the type of negative information but here is a breakdown of how long different types of negative information will remain on your credit report: 1  Late Payments: 7 years. 2  Bankruptcy: 7 years for completed Chapter 13 bankruptcy and 10 years for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.3  Foreclosures: 7 years.t does depend on the type of negative information but here is a breakdown of how long different types of negative information will remain on your credit report: 1  Late Payments: 7 years. 2  Bankruptcy: 7 years for completed Chapter 13 bankruptcy and 10 years for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. 3  Foreclosures: 7 years.


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How long negative information appears on your credit report depends on the type of information: 1  Late paid accounts. 2  In general, negative information will stay on your credit report for seven years from the date of last activity.ot all of your credit information will stay on your credit report forever, which can be good news if you are worried about how long negative information, such as late payments, bankruptcies and judgments, will impact your credit history and credit score. How long information remains on your credit report varies.


How Long Do Things Stay On Your Credit Report?
Positive information. Accounts paid as agreed will generally stay on your credit report for up to 10 years from the date of last activity. If youâve paid off your mortgage, for example, that positive information can stay on your credit report for up to a decade from the accountâs date of last activity.ot all of your credit information will stay on your credit report forever, which can be good news if you are worried about how long negative information, such as late payments, bankruptcies and judgments, will impact your credit history and credit score. How long information remains on your credit report varies.


How to Read Your Equifax Credit Report
1 Tax liens. 2  Paid tax liens will typically stay on your credit report for seven years from the date released (paid), while unpaid tax liens can remain on your credit report for 15 years. 3  Bankruptcies. 4  In general, the public record of a bankruptcy can stay on your credit report for 10 years.ot all of your credit information will stay on your credit report forever, which can be good news if you are worried about how long negative information, such as late payments, bankruptcies and judgments, will impact your credit history and credit score. How long information remains on your credit report varies.


Tips of Choosing Metal Alloy For Sculptures
Bronze can be used for both miniature and monument with different casting technique: lost wax casting and sand casting. The cost of bronze casting lies between of casting aluminum and stainless steel. One of best upside of bronze is it can cast sculpture with the finest details and texture.


Choosing a Metal for Outdoor / Indoor Metal Sculptures & Outdoor / Indoor Water Fountains
Brass is a metal that consists of both copper and zinc. Bronze is a metal that consists of copper and tin. Bronze is the most popular metal for cast metal sculptures or bronze sculptures. Common bronze alloys often have the unusual and very desirable property of expanding slightly just before they set, thus filling the finest details of a mold.


Choosing a Metal for Outdoor / Indoor Metal Sculptures & Outdoor / Indoor Water Fountains
Metals, whether its copper, brass, bronze, iron or steel, have always been the materials for artists throughout the centuries to test and stretch their imaginations. Lets take a look at the unique qualities of the metals used to develop art for your wall, table or freestanding sculptures.


Marble Sculpture (c.600 BCE - present)
Marble has been used equally for relief sculpture and friezes, as well as the free-standing statue. In fact, ever since the invention of metal tools during the Bronze Age, marble stone has been highly prized by sculptors and architects alike.


Marble Sculpture (c.600 BCE - present)
Marble is rarer, therefore more expensive than several other types of rock used in stone sculpture. It is also extremely heavy, making transportation difficult. Also, compared to bronze, marble has a lower tensile strength and is vulnerable to cracking when extended (ballet-style) poses are attempted.


Tips of Choosing Metal Alloy For Sculptures
Tips of Choosing Metal Alloy For Sculptures. Knowing the options and difference between metal alloys is the foundation to create beautiful sculptures. The most three commonly used metal alloy in fine art foundry is bronze, aluminum and stainless steel, which features different mechanical property and application.


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Classical Bronze Sculpture. Nearly all the ancient civilizations used bronze in their art. One of the best-known examples is The Dancing Girl of Mohenjo-Daro (2500 BCE, National Museum, New Delhi), a masterpiece of Indian sculpture from the Indus Valley Civilization (3300-1300 BCE).


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How Sculpture Fits In With Other Arts: The human experience has always included the creation and appreciation of art. But different types of art are often used in different ways because of the varying feelings they evoke. Sculpture is bold and noticeable. And in that sense, itâs often used as an announcement or declaration of honor. Think about the Lincoln Memorial, which depicts Abraham Lincoln sitting grandly atop a throne.


Bronze sculpture
Bronze is the most popular metal for cast metal sculptures; a cast bronze sculpture is often called simply a bronze. It can be used for statues, singly or in groups, reliefs, and small statuettes and figurines, as well as bronze elements to be fitted to other objects such as furniture. It is often gilded to give gilt-bronze or ormolu.


Marble Sculpture (c.600 BCE - present)
Probably the most popular material used in sculpture, marble's translucency and durability has made it the medium of choice for all the greatest sculptors, including Greek artists like Phidias, Myron, Polykleitos, and Praxiteles, as well as their successors Donatello, Michelangelo, Bernini, Canova, and Rodin.


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Listen to free music from Xxxtentacion, and explore more information about Xxxtentacion. Jahseh D. Onfroy (born January 23, 1998), better known by.... KeepVid Music


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Xxxtentacion Bio, Wiki, Facts, Age, Weight, Height, Net Worth, Affairs & Dating
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Xxxtentacion Bio, Wiki, Facts, Age, Weight, Height, Net Worth, Affairs & Dating
Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy, better known by his stage name XXXTentacion, is an American rapper from Lauderhill, Florida. He was born on January 23, 1997 in Pompano Beach, FL. His Birth Sign is Aquarius. He posted a first track, called âVice City,â to his SoundCloud account in March of 2014. Follow XXXTentacion on Instagram â ï¸ pic.twitter.com/pqvnKeRVlf â No Jumper (@nojumper) August 12, 2017. Who is Xxxtentacion Dating ?


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Xxxtentacion
Jahseh D. Onfroy (born January 23, 1998), better known by his stage name XXXTENTACION, is an American hip hop recording artist from Plantation, Florida. Despite being in jail for most of his career, Onfroy has continued to grow a large cult following in the underground hip hop scene.


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infections in the nose and sinuses also can cause sore throats because mucus from the nose drains down into the throat and carries the infection with it the most dangerous throat infection is epiglottitis caused by bacteria that infect a portion of the larynx voice box and cause swelling that closes the airwayt creates a severely sore throat and sometimes serious breathing difficulties it can affect the liver leading to jaundice yellow skin and eyes if also causes extreme fatigue that can last six weeks or more mono a severe illness in teenagers but less severe in children can be transmitted by saliva


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a throat infection sometimes called pharyngitis can be either a bacterial or a viral infection leading to inflammation of the tissues of the throat that causes redness pain and swelling of the walls or structures of the throat throat infection sometimes called pharyngitis can be either a bacterial or a viral infection leading to inflammation of the tissues of the throat that causes redness pain and swelling of the walls or structures of the throat


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conditions listing medical symptoms throat swelling the following list of conditions have throat swelling or similar listed as a symptom in our database this computer generated list may be inaccurate or incomplete always seek prompt professional medical advice about the cause of any symptomhe following list of conditions have throat swelling or similar listed as a symptom in our database this computer generated list may be inaccurate or incomplete always seek prompt professional medical advice about the cause of any symptom


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bacterial infection a less common cause of sore throat a bacterial infection can lead to strep throat peritonsillar abscess retropharyngeal abscess diphtheria epiglottitis and tonsillitiscertain sexually transmitted diseases std s such as gonorrhea and chlamydia also can rarely cause a sore throatrauma injury any direct injury to the throat or neck area can lead to a sore throat sometimes a foreign body for example a bone or piece of food can cause a sore throat excessive yelling or screaming can irritate the throat and larynx also leading to a sore throat


Sore Throats
bacteria strep throat is an infection caused by a particular strain of streptococcus bacteria this infection can also damage the heart valves rheumatic fever and kidneys nephritis cause scarlet fever tonsillitis pneumonia sinusitis and ear infectionssymptoms of strep throat often include fever greater than 101 f white draining patches on the throat and swollen or tender lymph glands in the neckumors of the throat tongue and larynx voice box can cause a sore throat with pain radiating to the ear and or difficulty swallowing other important symptoms can include hoarseness noisy breathing a lump in the neck unexplained weight loss and or spitting up blood in the saliva or phlegm


Throat swelling
throat swelling introduction throat swelling swelling of the mucus membrane lining of the throat usually due to an allergic response see detailed information below for a list of 200 causes of throat swelling symptom checker including diseases and drug side effect causesreview causes of throat swelling causes symptom checkeronditions listing medical symptoms throat swelling the following list of conditions have throat swelling or similar listed as a symptom in our database this computer generated list may be inaccurate or incomplete always seek prompt professional medical advice about the cause of any symptom


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infection swollen throat glands are often caused by infection strep throat is a common infection of the throat tissues caused by group a streptococcal bacteria common symptoms of strep throat include fever headache sore throat and tender swollen glands in the neckschool age children most frequently contract strep throat although the infection may occur in any age groupthe incidence of strep throat peaks during the winter months and ebbs during the summerommon symptoms of strep throat include fever headache sore throat and tender swollen glands in the neck school age children most frequently contract strep throat although the infection may occur in any age group the incidence of strep throat peaks during the winter months and ebbs during the summer


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tumors of the throat tongue and larynx voice box can cause a sore throat with pain radiating to the ear and or difficulty swallowing other important symptoms can include hoarseness noisy breathing a lump in the neck unexplained weight loss and or spitting up blood in the saliva or phlegmumors of the throat tongue and larynx voice box can cause a sore throat with pain radiating to the ear and or difficulty swallowing other important symptoms can include hoarseness noisy breathing a lump in the neck unexplained weight loss and or spitting up blood in the saliva or phlegm


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the most common cause of sore throat is viral infection there are a variety of viruses that cause sore throats rhinovirus measles influenza and other viruses are sources of pharyngitis bacteria can also cause inflammation in the throatsome types of bacterial infection are extremely dangerous such as diphtheria oral thrush can also create an inflammation in the throat symptoms of the sore throat the most common symptoms of sore throats include a red and swollen throathe most common cause of sore throat is viral infection there are a variety of viruses that cause sore throats rhinovirus measles influenza and other viruses are sources of pharyngitis bacteria can also cause inflammation in the throat


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what causes a strep throat strep throat is a disease that causes a sore throat it is contagious and can be diagnosed in children teenagers and adults strep throat is caused by a bacteria called group a beta hemolytic streptococcushe most common cause of sore throat is viral infection there are a variety of viruses that cause sore throats rhinovirus measles influenza and other viruses are sources of pharyngitis bacteria can also cause inflammation in the throat


Definition of âclosureâ - English Dictionary
C2 [ C ] the fact of a business, organization, etc. stopping operating: factory/branch closures. Many elderly people will be affected by the library closures. âº [ U ] the feeling or act of bringing an unpleasant situation, time, or experience to an end, so that you are able to start new activities: a sense of closure.


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Psychology Glossary. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. Closure. Closure is a Gestalt principle of perceptual organization that explains how humans fill in visual gaps in order to perceive disconnected parts as a whole object. For example, can you tell what shape this elements make? [__] -- answer = square.


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The definition of closure is the act of closing something, or an end or resolution of something. When a road is not open to the public because it is undergoing repairs, this is an example of a road closure. When you end a relationship and say your final goodbyes, this is an example of closure. closure. closure.


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Medical Definition of closure. 1  1a: an act of closing up or condition of being closed up closure of the eyelids early closure of fontanels and suturesâW. A. D. Andersonb: a drawing together of edges or parts to form a united integument wound closure by suture immediately after laceration.


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The inflammatory process is more pronounced in cases of extensive tissue damage, and wound closure is prolonged secondary to a delay in epithelial union across the wound. The closure affects 80 of the mill's 795 employees.


Definition of âclosureâ - English Dictionary
closure noun (STOP OPERATING) âº [ C ] the act of stopping operations of a business, school, hospital, etc.: A storm forced the closure of many schools and businesses.


closure
The definition of closure is the act of closing something, or an end or resolution of something. 1  When a road is not open to the public because it is undergoing repairs, this is an example of a road closure. 2  When you end a relationship and say your final goodbyes, this is an example of closure.


closure
Definition of closure for English Language Learners. : 1  a situation or occurrence in which something (such as a business or factory) closes forever. : 2  a feeling that something has been completed or that a problem has been solved.


Definition of âclosureâ - English Dictionary
The city suffered another blow last month with the closure of the local car factory. The newspaper article touched a raw nerve - people still resent the closure of the local school. We, the undersigned, strongly object to the closure of St. Mary's Hospital: Jack James (Dr), Philippa Curry (Dr), Hugh Edwards.


Diet Tidbit
Where does it come from? Taurine is found in meat and fish. It is also found in human tissue, our large intestine, and human breast milk. 3. Taurine was first isolated from ox bile, and thus its name is derived from the Latin âtaurus,â meaning âoxâ or âbullâ.


Does taurine contain bull sperm?
Taurine is a naturally occurring aminoethanesulfonic acid. It can be found in the bile and tissues of many animals, including humans. The name taurine comes from the latin Taurus meaning an ox or bull. This name was chosen as taurine was first discovered in ox bile in 1827.


Does the Taurine in Red Bull Really Come from Bull Semen?
It's an organic molecule (not an amino acid) named for the Latin taurus, which means ox or bull, because originally taurine was extracted from bull semen and ox bile. Taurine is found in other animal tissues, as well, including the human intestine, breast milk, meat, and fish.


Supplement Guide: Taurine
by Lisa Freedman. Where it comes from: Taurine is an amino acid that's found in large amounts in the heart and brain. It's also found in food sourcesâthe best ones being meat and fish, though it's also included in energy drinks and some supplements used to support athletic activity.


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The name taurine comes from the latin â¦ Taurus meaning an ox or bull. This name was chosen as taurine was first discovered in ox bile in 1827. But don't panic that you may be drinking ox bile when you purchase an energy drink, the taurine used in energy drinks is a synthetic.


Does taurine contain bull sperm?
It can be found in the bile and tissues of many animals, including humans. The name taurine comes from the latin Taurus meaning an ox or bull. This name was chosen as taurine was first discovered in ox bile in 1827.


AutoBahn... Where is it located, and is there a set speed limit? I want details...?
Report Abuse. Autobahn is German for highway and as such, it is located in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Only the German autobahn has no speed limit and that is only in rural areas.In urban areas, the speed limit is 130 km/h (80 mph). I know the Austrian speed limit is 130 km/h as well but I'm not sure about Switzerland's.eport Abuse. Autobahn is German for highway and as such, it is located in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Only the German autobahn has no speed limit and that is only in rural areas.


AutoBahn... Where is it located, and is there a set speed limit? I want details...?
Best Answer: The autobahn is a superhighway located in Germany and has no set speed limit, ironically, it is proven safer and more efficient than interstate highways here in America. The autobahn is made thicker so that cracks are less frequent, making the surface smoother.eport Abuse. Autobahn is German for highway and as such, it is located in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Only the German autobahn has no speed limit and that is only in rural areas.


Autobahn
The Autobahn (German: Autobahn, plural Autobahnen) is the federal controlled-access highway system in Germany.The official German term is Bundesautobahn (plural Bundesautobahnen, abbreviated BAB), which translates as federal motorway.he Autobahn (German: Autobahn, plural Autobahnen) is the federal controlled-access highway system in Germany.


Autobahn: Map
Map showing all locations mentioned on Wikipedia article: Autobahn (; , plural Autobahnen) is the German word for a major high-speed road restricted to motor vehicles capable of driving at least 60 km/h (37 mph) and having full control of access, similar to a motorway or freeway in English-speaking countries.hese include speed limits of 120 km/h in Switzerland and 130 km/h in Austria; Germany is the only European country with no general speed limit. On German roads off the Autobahn, this sign imposes a 100 km/h speed limit.


Autobahn
Germany's autobahn network has a total length of about 12,917 kilometres (8,026 mi) in 2014, which ranks it among the most dense and longest systems in the world.he Autobahn (German: Autobahn, plural Autobahnen) is the federal controlled-access highway system in Germany.


Autobahn: Map
In most countries, it usually refers to the German autobahn specifically. The advisory speed limit (Richtgeschwindigkeit) of the German autobahn is 130 km/h (80 mph), but there is no general speed limit.Austrian and Swiss autobahns have general speed limits of 130 km/h (80 mph) and 120 km/h (75 mph), respectively.hese include speed limits of 120 km/h in Switzerland and 130 km/h in Austria; Germany is the only European country with no general speed limit. On German roads off the Autobahn, this sign imposes a 100 km/h speed limit.


The German Autobahn
Given Germany's location as the crossroads of Europe, traffic can get quite thick on the Autobahn. This is especially true on Fridays, weekends, and holidays. You'll see signs along the side of the road that indicate which radio station to tune to for traffic reports and updates.ermany Map. Today, the German Autobahn is a well engineered highway. You might have a conception of the Autobahn as this sprawling German motorway filled with hundreds of cars zipping by as incredible speeds. In actuality, it's a safe, reasonably controlled environment.


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  There are some SPEED LIMITS on the Autobahn  Actually, there are speed limits in Germany. Approximately 70% of the Autobahn are speed limited. When the autobahn is below standard (such as no shoulder, narrow lanes), there are speed limits.t has not only one Autobahn in germany. You can compare the autobahn with the Highways in the US or the Motorways in UK.


Autobahn in Germany
In most countries, Autobahn usually refers to the German autobahn specifically. The German Autobahn network is approximately 12.000 kilometers (7 565 miles) long. The third in the world after United States and China. Also take in consideration the land area of USA is more than 25 times Germany.China is about the same size as United States.n most countries, Autobahn usually refers to the German autobahn specifically. The German Autobahn network is approximately 12.000 kilometers (7 565 miles) long. The third in the world after United States and China. Also take in consideration the land area of USA is more than 25 times Germany.


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Confidence votes 675. It has not only one Autobahn in germany. You can compare the autobahn with the Highways in the US or the Motorways in UK. It's a autobahn-system all across germany.t has not only one Autobahn in germany. You can compare the autobahn with the Highways in the US or the Motorways in UK.


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Chapter 31. Separations by Other than Retirement (Natures of Action. 312, 317, 330, 350, 351, 352, 353, 355, 356, 357, 385, and 390)


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In most cases, a foreclosure sale cannot be conducted within 30 days of a HAMP denial. If you do not qualify for HAMP, or if you fail to comply with the terms of the trial period plan, you will be sent a Non-Approval Notice. In most circumstances, there is a 30-day borrower response period following the issuance of a Non-Approval Notice before a foreclosure sale may be conducted.


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If your servicer is participating in the HAMP program, contact it and apply. The loan servicer may not start or complete a foreclosure while it evaluates your application. Once the evaluation is complete, you will either be approved for a loan a modification trial period or the servicer will deny your application.


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A borrowerâs trial period starts on the Trial Period Plan Effective Date, which is a field in the Trial. Period Plan that is completed by the Servicer. If the Servicer transmits the Trial Period Plan to the. borrower on or before the 15th day of a calendar month, then the Servicer should insert the first day of. the next month as the Trial Period Plan Effective Date.


Want to modify mortgage? Get a trial run
If you received such a letter or expect to participate in a mortgage modification program, you may be curious about the trial period requirement. 1. Is a trial period required to get a mortgage modification? If your mortgage modification is part of the government's program, then yes, a trial period is required. Fannie Mae's guidelines specify a three-month trial period if your loan is already in default when the trial period starts, or a four-month trial period if your loan is current but default is imminent when the trial period starts.


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Loan servicers do not have to postpone the sale if: 1  you were previously determined ineligible for HAMP based on an initial package. 2  you failed to make one or more payments under a trial period plan, or.  you previously received a HAMP modification and lost good standing (that is, you missed three payments).


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1 Mortgage modifications may start with a required three-month trial period. 2  A loan may be reported as delinquent during a trial period.  Loan servicers typically will suspend foreclosure during a trial period.


Want to modify mortgage? Get a trial run
As if a borrower didn't face enough hurdles in the quest for a mortgage modification, now there is another. It's the required trial period of the federal government's Home Affordable Modification program, and it may be a feature of other mortgage modifications as well.


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Get a trial run. 1  Mortgage modifications may start with a required three-month trial period. 2  A loan may be reported as delinquent during a trial period.  Loan servicers typically will suspend foreclosure during a trial period.


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The date that the first trial period payment is due under the terms of the Trial Period Plan must be the. same date as the Trial Period Plan Effective Date. The Servicer must receive the borrowerâs first trial. period payment on or before the last day of the month in which the Trial Period Plan Effective Date.


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â (D Levy 2001, p. 96) In an informal and possibly unselfconscious way, we maintain a personal archive, a treasure chest of cherished artifacts and the memories they hold for us. The word 'archives' comes from the Latin arca, originally meaning a place to store things, a box or chest.


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â  (Hirtle 2000, p. 10) In the vernacular, the word archives has come to mean anything that is old or established. . . . A true archives is a contextually based organic body of evidence, not a collection of miscellaneous information. . . . The documents constituting a formal archives are further distinguished by the fact that they have to have been officially produced or received by an administrative body. Such documents become records. . . .


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In this sense, archivists have differentiated archives from artificial collections. Many archivists, especially those in the United States who are influenced by the thinking of Theodore Schellenberg, follow an inclusive definition of archives, which encompasses a wide variety of documents and records.


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An organization that collects the records of individuals, families, or other organizations; a collecting archives. - 4. The professional discipline of administering such collections and organizations.


Archive
The physical place of storage can be referred to as an archive (more usual in the United Kingdom), an archives (more usual in the United States), or a repository. When referring to historical records or the places they are kept, the plural form archives is chiefly used. The computing use of the term 'archive' should not be confused with the record-keeping meaning of the term.


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Some United States archivists deprecate the use of the form 'archive' (without the final s) as a noun, but that form is common in other English-speaking countries. However, the noun 'archive' is commonly used to describe collections of backup data in information technology literature.


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â (Henry 1998, p. 315) The value of archives is cultural and humanistic, not just bureaucratic. Archival programs that collect records or personal papers, which may contain electronic media, find the new definition of record [as evidence of a business transaction] bewildering.


Fovea centralis
The fovea centralis (the term fovea comes from the Latin, meaning pit or pitfall) is a small, central pit composed of closely packed cones in the eye. It is located in the center of the macula lutea of the retina.he parafovea extends to a radius of 1.25 mm from the central fovea, and the perifovea is found at a 2.75 mm radius from the fovea centralis.


fovea centralis
fovea centralis. A small area of the retina of approximately 1.5 mm in diameter situated within the macula lutea. At the fovea centralis, the retina is the thinnest as there are no supporting fibres of Mueller, no ganglion cells and no bipolar cells.These cells are shifted to the edge of the depression. small area of the retina of approximately 1.5 mm in diameter situated within the macula lutea. At the fovea centralis, the retina is the thinnest as there are no supporting fibres of Mueller, no ganglion cells and no bipolar cells.


Fovea centralis
Approximately half of the nerve fibers in the optic nerve carry information from the fovea, while the remaining half carry information from the rest of the retina. The parafovea extends to a radius of 1.25 mm from the central fovea, and the perifovea is found at a 2.75 mm radius from the fovea centralis.he parafovea extends to a radius of 1.25 mm from the central fovea, and the perifovea is found at a 2.75 mm radius from the fovea centralis.


What is the Fovea Centralis?
The fovea centralis, also commonly known as the fovea, is the section of the eyeâs retina with the highest focus.It has the highest concentration of cone photoreceptors, which are the cells in the eye that perceive color, and this high level of cones is what allows for such a sharpened focus in this part of the eye.he fovea centralis, also commonly known as the fovea, is the section of the eyeâs retina with the highest focus.


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The base of the fovea centralis with a diameter of about 0.35 mm (or about 1Âº of the visual field). The image of the point of fixation is formed on the foveola in the normal eye. The foveola contains cone cells only (rod-free area).The foveal avascular zone is slightly larger (about 0.5 mm in diameter) (Fig.F9).Syn.he base of the fovea centralis with a diameter of about 0.35 mm (or about 1Âº of the visual field). The image of the point of fixation is formed on the foveola in the normal eye. The foveola contains cone cells only (rod-free area). The foveal avascular zone is slightly larger (about 0.5 mm in diameter) (Fig. F9). Syn.


The Fovea Centralis
In the middle of the retina is a small dimple called the fovea or fovea centralis.It is the center of the eye's sharpest vision and the location of most color perception.ust about at the center of the retina is a small depression from 2.5 to 3 mm in diameter known as the yellow spot, or macula. There is a tiny rod-free region about 0.3mm in diameter at its center, the fovea centralis.


fovea
foveola. The base of the fovea centralis with a diameter of about 0.35 mm (or about 1Âº of the visual field). The image of the point of fixation is formed on the foveola in the normal eye. The foveola contains cone cells only (rod-free area). The foveal avascular zone is slightly larger (about 0.5 mm in diameter) (Fig.F9).Syn.he base of the fovea centralis with a diameter of about 0.35 mm (or about 1Âº of the visual field). The image of the point of fixation is formed on the foveola in the normal eye. The foveola contains cone cells only (rod-free area). The foveal avascular zone is slightly larger (about 0.5 mm in diameter) (Fig. F9). Syn.


Fovea centralis
Fovea (or Fovea centralis) is the depression in the inner retinal surface, about 1.5 mm wide, the photoreceptor layer of which is entirely cones and which is specialized for maximum visual acuity.he parafovea extends to a radius of 1.25 mm from the central fovea, and the perifovea is found at a 2.75 mm radius from the fovea centralis.


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It is responsible for sharpest central vision. Lateral to each blind spot is the Fovea Centralis, a tiny pit that contains only cones. Consequently this is the area of greates â¦ t visual acuity, or point of sharpest vision, and anything we wish to view critically is focused on the fovea centralis.3 people found this useful.ateral to each blind spot is the Fovea Centralis, a tiny pit that contains only cones. Consequently this is the area of greates â¦ t visual acuity, or point of sharpest vision, and anything we wish to view critically is focused on the fovea centralis. 3 people found this useful.


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How do I dig, divide, and transplant bearded irises? Bearded irises can be divided any time after your last frost date in the spring, but many irisarians believe the optimal time to divide them is 6-8 weeks after bloom.


What is the best time of year to move some Iris bulbs?
Iris actually rhizome instead of true bulb. If you wait until they look really daggy - like the end of summer or autumn, then dig them up, that is the best time. Be delicate by using a garden fork so you don't break the rhizome too much. Before transplanting, cut the leaves back to only a few inches above the rhizome.


How do I dig, divide, and transplant bearded irises?
Avoid transplanting irises in very hot weather (90+ F degrees), but do get them transplanted back into the ground a couple months before freezing weather to give them time to root in well before winter.


How do I dig, divide, and transplant bearded irises?
How do I dig, divide, and transplant bearded irises? laurief_gwJanuary 1, 2013. Bearded irises can be divided any time after your last frost date in the spring, but many irisarians believe the optimal time to divide them is 6-8 weeks after bloom.


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Moving brings new design elegance to your environment, as well as natural suggestions. The five colours that make up the collection come from careful study of natural stone and are enriched thanks to the labour of love between earth and fire, clays, kaolins and feldspars that render the surfaces comparable to the original stone.


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DOWNLOAD Catalog 1  >. The five colours that make up the collection come from careful study of natural stone and are enriched thanks to the labour of love between earth and fire, clays, kaolins and feldspars that render the surfaces comparable to the original stone.


Tips For Bearded Irises Replanting And Dividing
Image by asdfawev. When your irises become overcrowded, itâs time to divide and transplant iris tubers. Generally, iris plants are divided every three to five years. This not only alleviates issues with overcrowding but also improves their overall health. When plants are too crowded, they are more susceptible to diseases like bacterial soft rot.


What is the best time of year to move some Iris bulbs?
I dig them up and move them all year long (unless the weather's freezing, of course). Iris are tough, and they'll forgive you for moving them. Be sure to leave a little of the top of the bulb (rhizome) exposed when you replant them, as sunshine on the rhizome is what prompts iris to bloom.


The Homeowners Column
When transplanting iris, first cut back the leaves to about one third of their height. Lift the entire clump with a spade or digging fork. Use a sharp knife to separate the rhizomes. Dip the knife in ten percent bleach after each cut. The new transplants should have a firm rhizome with roots and a fan of leaves.


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The California Debt Advisory Commission is the state's. clearinghouse for public debt issuance information. The. Commission was created by the California Legislature in 1981 to. assist state and local government agencies with the monitoring, issuance, and management of public debt.


base rent
InvestorWords.com - Online Investing Glossary. An amount that is used as a minimum rent, providing for rent increases over the term of the lease agreement. The base rent is the initial rent, and depending on the lease provisions it may change over the term of the lease. In commercial properties, the base rent is the minimum due each month, with extra payments due based on, for example, a percentage of sales. A retail store may have a base rent of $500 per month, with an additional rent amount of 2 percent of gross sales.


What does Net-Net-Net (NNN) mean on a commercial lease?
Iâm looking into renting a commercial space in a local office building in town but before I call up the lease agent want to understand some of the basics so I can understand if I can afford it. Whatâs baffling me is that some listings are âNet Netâ (NN) and others are âNet Net Netâ.


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As the report details, there are many variations on the theme of. tax-exempt leasing. Regardless of which form is used, governments use. tax-exempt leases to finance essential assets at reasonable costs and. match their capital needs with cash flow realities. The report is intended as an educational aid for local and state. government officials interested in public lease financing.


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March 1, 1991. As part of an ongoing effort to provide state and local governments with the latest. information on debt issuance and management, the California Debt Advisory. Commission is pleased to issue Leases in California: Their Form and Function.


Leases: Key differences between U.S. GAAP and IFRSs
Capitalization Criteria (Lessee) 1. The lease transfers ownership of the property to the lessee. 2. The lease contains a bargain-purchase option.1. 3. The lease term is for the major part of the economic life of the asset. 4. The present value of the minimum lease payments amounts to substantially all of the fair value of. the leased asset. [1]


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If the lease period is for a major part of the assetâs economic life, the lessor transfers. most of the risks and rewards of ownership to the lessee. Capitalization is therefore. appropriate. However, determining the lease term and what constitutes the major part. of the economic life of the asset can be troublesome.


What does Net-Net-Net (NNN) mean on a commercial lease?
What this means is that there are a number of spaces available in this building, ranging from 829 square feet (Iâll abbreviate this âsfâ for simplicity) to 2348sf. The lease on the space ranges from $22 to $25 per square foot, presumably depending on location, windows, and the desirability of the overall space. Thatâs also on an annualized basis, which also means that itâs for an annual lease. Do the math and the smallest space is going to cost (829*22)/12 = $1519/month. But wait, weâre not done, because of the ânet leaseâ effect.


Intermediate Accounting/Liabilities
The total financing cost (interest expense) over the term of the lease is $19,908.10. This amount is the difference between the present value of the lease payments ($100,000) and the actual cash disbursed, net of executory costs ($119,908.10).


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In order to record a lease as a finance lease, the lease must be non-cancelable. The IASB identifies the four criteria listed in. Illustration 21-2 for assessing whether the risks and rewards have been transferred. in the lease arrangement.


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The Navy E Ribbon has been in effect from July 1, 1974, to the present. Criteria. The Navy E Ribbon denotes permanent duty on ships or in squadrons that won the battle efficiency competition after July 1, 1974. This ribbon replaces the E patch previously sewn on the right sleeve of the uniform.


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You must submit one of the following: 1  An unaltered photocopy of your DD-214, OR WD AGO 53-55, OR other military issued document clearly displaying your Navy Battle E.  Contact The War Library if you do not have a DD-214, WD AGO, NAVPERS, NG or other Report of Separation: 1-562-422-4100.


Navy E Ribbon
Navy E Ribbon. In July of 1976 the Secretary of the Navy established the Navy E Ribbon, as its latest entry in the pantheon of US military medals and awards. These medals of America are more fully called the Navy Battle Efficiency Ribbon.


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A Secretary of the Navy recommendation in June of 1976 established this award to replace the Battle Efficiency Award (the letter E) which had been worn sewn to the sleeve of the uniform.


Navy E Ribbon
The Battle Efficiency Award, called the Navy Battle E, in addition to the ribbon, consists of a cloth insignia and a battle pennant to be displayed by the ship or unit winning the award. The Navy E Ribbon denotes permanent duty on ships or in squadrons that won the battle efficiency competition after July 1, 1974. This ribbon replaces the E patch previously sewn on the right sleeve of the uniform. A silver E one-eighth of an inch high is authorized for wear on the Navy E ribbon for first, second, and third awards. For four or more awards one wreathed E is worn centered on the ribbon bar is authorized.


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</th></tr>. The Battle Efficiency Ribbon, Navy E Ribbon, or (informally) the Battle E ribbon was established in July 1976 by Secretary of the Navy J. William Middendorf.


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Navy E. The Navy E ribbon is designed with a 3/16 inch silver E attachment centered on the ribbon. Members who earn the second and third award add an additional 3/16 inch silver E attachment for each award. Place multiple E attachments in a symmetrical, horizontal line in the center of the ribbon.


Navy E Ribbon
Battle E deviceEdit. For each award of the Navy E Ribbon, one Battle E device is authorized for wear on the Navy E ribbon, up to the third award. When a service member receives a fourth Navy E award, a Wreathed Battle E device is bestowed.


Navy E Ribbon
Navy E Ribbon. The Battle Efficiency Ribbon, Navy E Ribbon, or (informally) the Battle E ribbon was established in July 1976 by Secretary of the Navy J. William Middendorf.


Navy E Ribbon
The Navy E Ribbon is worn above the right breast pocket of a full dress uniform. When in standard uniform, the ribbon is placed above the left breast pocket. Subsequent awards are denoted by placing a Navy âEâ device, for up to three awards. Thereafter, a single Wreathed Battle âEâ device is worn instead.


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Today most headlight lenses are made of plastic rather than glass. What happens is the sun's ultraviolet rays mix in with the road grit and the rain and it all works together to make this dull headlight lens.Replacing a single headlight can cost $200 to 300, or even a $1,000 on an expensive car.Today I'm going to show you how to make your lenses clear again. Now it's going to require some time and work, but the effort is worth the result.o I used 3 different sandpaper grits and then a polish and it all took about an hour. So let's do a comparison between the headlights. So you know, I think it was worth the investment in time and when you consider $20 for a kit, compared to $200 for a brand new lens, you know that's pretty easy math.


Restoring Plastic Headlight Lenses
Your headlights are a sealed unit, so you canât just replace the clear plastic. If you have an expensive car with high-performance lights, replacement is very expensive. Headlight restoration, versus headlight replacement, will save you $150 to $600 per lens, so itâs well worth the effort.Plus, itâs easy!he change from glass headlight lenses to clear plastic (polycarbonate) made it inevitable. You can restore your headlights in less than 1 hour. Without proper maintenance, the sunâs UV rays and contaminates such as acid rain, salt and road debris degrade and discolor your carâs clear plastic lenses.


Restoring Plastic Headlight Lenses
However, your carâs headlights donât have to get that way, and if they are, you can easily fix them. Plastic headlight restoration, as it is known, is a repair process that removes surface damage and restores lens clarity. Even in very bad condition, most headlight lenses can be restored in less than 30 minutes.he change from glass headlight lenses to clear plastic (polycarbonate) made it inevitable. You can restore your headlights in less than 1 hour. Without proper maintenance, the sunâs UV rays and contaminates such as acid rain, salt and road debris degrade and discolor your carâs clear plastic lenses.


Restoring Plastic Headlight Lenses
The change from glass headlight lenses to clear plastic (polycarbonate) made it inevitable. You can restore your headlights in less than 1 hour. Without proper maintenance, the sunâs UV rays and contaminates such as acid rain, salt and road debris degrade and discolor your carâs clear plastic lenses.he change from glass headlight lenses to clear plastic (polycarbonate) made it inevitable. You can restore your headlights in less than 1 hour. Without proper maintenance, the sunâs UV rays and contaminates such as acid rain, salt and road debris degrade and discolor your carâs clear plastic lenses.


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With about 10 minutes of work, here's what the left headlight looked like. Not bad. The Sylvania kit called for washing the headlight lens with a surface activator. Then I applied the clarifying compound from the packet to the different levels of sandpaper for sanding and polishing the lens. spent more time reading the directions this time and the results were better. Clearing your headlights is easy, inexpensive and the results are satisfying. Once you do it and see how it sharpens up the look of your car, you'll find yourself recommending it to all your friends with older cars.


Headlight
If it's your first time to replace the headlight bulbs of your car, then most likely, it's a halogen bulb. Halogen bulbs are the most commonly used today, and they typically last from 400 to 600 hours. These actually come in many different types.f it's your first time to replace the headlight bulbs of your car, then most likely, it's a halogen bulb. Halogen bulbs are the most commonly used today, and they typically last from 400 to 600 hours. These actually come in many different types.


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Common Issues & FAQ. 1. The headlight bulbs from my HID kit don't fit where the stock bulbs were... Some owners make a mistake in assuming that any HID bulbs will fit on any model of vehicle. Double check that you've received the correct HID kit for your vehicle, specific to its model-year.. The headlight bulbs from my HID kit don't fit where the stock bulbs were... Some owners make a mistake in assuming that any HID bulbs will fit on any model of vehicle.


Xenon Lights HIDView Cart (0)Questions? Call: 763-273-5693
1. The headlight bulbs from my HID kit don't fit where the stock bulbs were... Some owners make a mistake in assuming that any HID bulbs will fit on any model of vehicle.Double check that you've received the correct HID kit for your vehicle, specific to its model-year.. The headlight bulbs from my HID kit don't fit where the stock bulbs were... Some owners make a mistake in assuming that any HID bulbs will fit on any model of vehicle.


Owner Operators Needed Now!
You can schedule this or I prefer to just sell them a bottle for $39.95. Say âThis restoration will last 6 months to a year and then the headlight will start to oxidize again that is why I recommend you take a bottle homeâ. Here is how to make a simple $20 sale.When someone exits their car in a parking lot simply say.aving a detail shop or Auto repair shop professionally restore your headlights can run $75 to $150 per car. With one bottle of Headlight Clean you can restore the headlights on 10 cars. If you charged the low end price of $75 per car you would generate $750 per bottle.


Projects
If a work effort is under 250 hours and does not have any of the critical project factors listed above, the effort can be considered a Service or Work Request. 1  These efforts are not required to go through the origination phase or follow the project management methodology.


PMO (project management office)
There are three basic organizational structures for a project management office. 1  The project repository: This model occurs most often in organizations that empower distributed, business-centric project ownership or enterprises with weak central governance.


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PMO (project management office) Share this item with your network: A project management office (PMO) is a group or department within a business, agency or enterprise that defines and maintains standards for project management within the organization. Download this free guide.


Project management office
The global state of the project management office âComputerWeekly.com The Global State of the PMO 2013 âComputerWeekly.com A project management office (PMO) is a group or department within a business, agency or enterprise that defines and maintains standards for project management within the organization.


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A project is defined as an effort to create or modify a specific product or service. Projects are temporary work efforts with a clear beginning and end. Projects can be completely contained within a specific unit or department, or include other organizations and vendors. A work effort may be considered a project if it meets the criteria established by the organization. Example criteria are provided below: The project is estimated to take over 250 hours.


Projects
A project is defined as an effort to create or modify a specific product or service. 1  Projects are temporary work efforts with a clear beginning and end. Projects can be completely contained within a specific unit or department, or include other organizations and vendors. A work effort may be considered a project if it meets the criteria established by the organization.


PMO (project management office)
Here are a few commonly used project management methodologies: 1  Agile. The Agile method applies to projects that require speed, flexibility and continuous delivery of product to the customer in short delivery cycles. 2  Waterfall.


Projects
The project will involve more than one department, or multiple units within the organization. The project has dependencies to other projects or vendors. The project has a high impact to other users, or impacts a large number of users. The project is considered to be a high profile project for the department.


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A business' project management office (PMO) is a group or department that sets and monitors project management standards within the business. A business' project management office (PMO) is a group or department that sets and monitors project management standards within the business.


Projects
Example criteria are provided below: 1  The project is estimated to take over 250 hours. 2  The project is estimated to take longer than six months. 3  The project or probable solution is considered to be complicated. 4  The project involves unfamiliar technologies, new products, or unique solutions.


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Welcome to St Andrews! One of Europe's finest towns, St Andrews is a place of history, learning and culture, a wonderful coastal resort, and the world's home of golf. Easter... a great time of year to make your St Andrews pilgrimage.


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Save Topic. St. Andrew's, Scotland/Weather, What Clothes/ July & August. May 02, 2007, 8:37 PM. I know that it is hard to predict weather in Scotland. Still, I wonder if anyone could suggest what one might expect (temperature range, etc.) in July & August in St. Andrew's.


Maidstone Climate History
Fife, United Kingdom. Country Overview For United Kingdom. The climate in United Kingdom is typically temperate; moderated by prevailing southwest winds over the North Atlantic Current; more than one-half of the days are overcast. The terrain: mostly rugged hills and low mountains; level to rolling plains in east and southeast.


St Andrews
For the purposes of the Scottish Parliament, St Andrews forms part of the North East Fife constituency. The North East Fife Scottish Parliament (or Holyrood) constituency created in 1999 is one of nine within the Mid Scotland and Fife electoral region.


St Andrews
For other uses, see St Andrews (disambiguation). St Andrews (Latin: S. Andrea(s); Scots: Saunt Aundraes; Scottish Gaelic: Cill RÃ¬mhinn) is a town on the east coast of Fife in Scotland, 10 miles (16 km) southeast of Dundee and 30 miles (50 km) northeast of Edinburgh.


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Add the weather forecast for St. Andrews to your website or blog. Thanks to the Weather Wherever widget, you can add the weather forecast for St. Andrews or another town to your site in just a few clicks ! Generate the widget âº.


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One of Europe's finest towns, St Andrews is a place of history, learning and culture, a wonderful coastal resort, and the world's home of golf. a great time of year to make your St Andrews pilgrimage.


Fairmont St Andrews Weather Forecast
Football: East Fife FC, United Kingdom. Motor Racing: Beveridge Park Circuit, United Kingdom. The 7 day weather forecast summary for Fairmont St Andrews: The next 7 day outlook for Fairmont St Andrews shows the average daytime maximum temperature will be around 10Â°C, with a high for the week of 15Â°C expected on the afternoon of Sunday 23rd.


St. Andrew's, Scotland/Weather, What Clothes/ July & August
St. Andrew's, Scotland/Weather, What Clothes/ July & August. Which St. Andrews hotels are on sale? I know that it is hard to predict weather in Scotland. Still, I wonder if anyone could suggest what one might expect (temperature range, etc.) in July & August in St. Andrew's.


Glasgow Weather
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How Much Can I Claim on My Taxes for a Charitable Donation Without Evidence?
You can only deduct contributions made during a tax year. If you pledge $1,000 but pay it in installments over five years, you can only deduct $200 in the year that payment was made. There's an exception for credit card charges or payments by check made toward the end of a year.


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The Internal Revenue Code, Section 170(c), contains a list of the types of organizations that qualify for receiving tax-deductible donations. If you make donations to an organization that does not meet the IRS qualifications, then you may not deduct the amount of your donations.


How Much Can I Claim on My Taxes for a Charitable Donation Without Evidence?
You have to itemize deductions on a Form 1040, Schedule A, contributions must be to a qualified nonprofit organization and you need proof. Qualified Organizations You can deduct contributions of either money or property to religious or service organizations, like churches, United Ways, Goodwill Industries and the Red Cross. These generally need IRS 501(c)3 tax-exempt status. You also can deduct donations to governments to support things like parks and recreational facilities.


IRS Guidelines
Charitable Contributions â explains which organizations are qualified to receive deductible charitable contributions, the types of contributions you can deduct, how much you can deduct, what records to keep, and how to report charitable contributions (Publication 526)


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Commercial software programs like TurboTax, H&R Block, or TaxAct, can help you itemize property donations and estimate value. You will be enter the items that you donated and report whether the quality of those items is good, fair, or poor. The program will then estimate a reasonable value for you to claim as a deduction.


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You can deduct whichever value is lower. If the organization keeps the car and uses it, rather than selling it, then your deduction will be the estimated fair market value. If the donated car is worth less than $500, then you do not need to deduct a sales price. You can deduct the estimated fair market value.