Phil Mattingly
Phil Mattingly. Phil Mattingly covers the White House for Bloomberg Politics and Bloomberg Television. Since joining Bloomberg in 2010, he has covered economics, finance, lobbying, political campaigns and the Justice Department. He's a completely irrational Ohio State athletics fan (and an alumnus of the school.)


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There would be no more negotiating, he said. But Thursday night, as the men who could make or break the Obamacare repeal effort stared back at one another across the table, the realization was hitting many involved: There would be no deal.


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CNN Nabs Phil Mattingly
CNN Nabs Phil Mattingly. CNN has added Phil Mattingly as a general assignment correspondent, starting in January 2016. He will be based in CNNâs New York office. Mattingly comes to the network from Bloomberg News, where he had been serving as a national political correspondent in Washington since January 2015.


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Mini Bio (1) Phil Mattingly is an actor, known for In Harm's Way (1965) and Stroker Ace (1983).


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clickorlando.com â John Kasich is dropping out of the Republican presidential race, two sources familiar with the plan confirmed to CNN. Kasich's decision came after he improbably became the last challenger to Donald Trump, who emerged as the presumptive GOP nominee Tuesday night when Ted Cruz dropped out.


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Phil Mattingly is a correspondent, based in the Washington, D.C. bureau. Mattingly joined CNN in December 2015 as a New York-based correspondent. Previously, Mattingly worked at Bloomberg Television in Washington, where he served most recently as a national political correspondent and before that, as the network's White House correspondent.


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You can take the RER Line B suburban train from Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) Airport to central Paris in as little as 35 minutes for 10â¬ . (You can also use it to return to the airport, but read this important note .). CDG Airport has two train stations, Aerogare aÃ©rogare 1 And aerogare. aÃ©rogare 2


Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) to Paris by Train
The quickest & least expensive way from Roissy-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) Airport to Paris is by taking the RER B city train leaving from either CDG Terminal 2 or Roissypole (RER trains for CDG Terminal 1 and CDG Terminal 3).


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You can take the RER Line B suburban train from Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) Airport to central Paris in as little as 35 minutes for 10â¬ . (You can also use it to return to the airport, but read this important note .).


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The RER is a regional train network with stops at major railroad stations and M tro hubs in Paris. From the RER platforms at Charles de Gaulle Airport, you can reach the Gare du Nord, Ch telet-Les Halles, Saint-Michel, Luxembourg, and other stations of RER Line B.


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You can take the RER Line B suburban train from Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) Airport to central Paris in as little as 35 minutes for 10â¬ .


Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) to Paris by Train
The last RER B train leaving airport CDG for Paris departs at 11:56pm just before midnight (update: see warning below), arriving at Paris Gare du Nord at 12:26am. This train schedule from CDG to Paris is the same every day of the week, including holidays. (For a complete timetable, see the schedule of RER B trains).


Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport RER Trains
Trains (RER). The RER is a regional train network with stops at major railroad stations and M tro hubs in Paris. From the RER platforms at Charles de Gaulle Airport, you can reach the Gare du Nord, Ch telet-Les Halles, Saint-Michel, Luxembourg, and other stations of RER Line B.


How to get from Charles de Gaulle Airport to Paris City Centre
Average journey time between Paris-Gare du Nord and CDG airport is 35 minutes. Preferred express (direct) train, local trains stop at suburban stations on their way into the city/the airport. Trains run every 6 to 15 minutes. You can purchase tickets at any metro, RER station (airport included).


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Aerogare aÃ©rogare 2 is the main train station AT Cdg, airport serving BOTH Rer Line b suburban trains To, paris AND SNCF tgv intercity trains to all parts Of france and to Neighboring european. countries


Overview of Fungal Pneumonia
Fungal pneumonia is an infectious process in the lungs caused by one or more endemic or opportunistic fungi. Fungal infection occurs following the inhalation of spores, after the inhalation of conidia, or by the reactivation of a latent infection.


Overview of Fungal Pneumonia
Opportunistic fungal organisms (eg, Candida species, Aspergillus species, Mucor species) tend to cause pneumonia in patients with congenital or acquired defects in the host immune defenses. The diagnosis of fungal pneumonias is difficult to prove, and is often made on a presumptive basis.


What is Mucor? - Definition, Mold & Examples
Mucor and Molds and Fungi, Oh My! Mucor is a genus of mold. Molds are members of the kingdom Fungi, along with mushrooms and yeast. Fungi are eukaryotic organisms, and are defined by their inability to move around, as animals do, or to make their own food, as plants do.


What Is Mucor Circinelloides? Chobani Identifies Mold That Prompted Yogurt Recall
Chobani cited a press release from Cornell Universityâs media relations office that stated: âMucor circinelloides is a species of mold commonly associated with fruits, vegetables and dairy that has been reported to cause spoilage like swelling and bloating in yogurt.


What is Mucor? - Definition, Mold & Examples
Mucor is a genus of mold. Molds are in the kingdom Fungi. They are formed from thread-like hyphae that spread out from a visible mycelium. Mucor are often found in soil, and most species grow best at low temperatures. Mucor are common contaminants in grain silos and dairy products.


What Is Mucor Circinelloides? Chobani Identifies Mold That Prompted Yogurt Recall
What Is Mucor Circinelloides? Chobani Identifies Mold That Prompted Yogurt Recall. Chobani Inc., the popular American manufacturer of Greek-style yogurt, said on Friday that the recall of some of its yogurt cups was caused by a mold known as Mucor circinelloides, and not by salmonella or E. coli.


Medical Dictionary
1 capitalized : a genus (the type of the family Mucoraceae) of molds that are distinguished from molds of the genus Rhizopus by having round usually cylindrical or pear-shaped sporangia not clustered and not limited in location to the points where rhizoids develop and that include several (as M. corymbifer) causing infections in humans and animals.


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Mucor racemosus. Mucor racemosus is a fungal plant pathogen. It has been known to cause allergic reactions among some people (e.g. mucormycosis). The fungus has been isolated in the soft cheese Camembert. M. racemosus was discovered and isolated in 1886.


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Pneumonia is the leading infectious cause of death in developed countries.Among the vast diversity of respiratory pathogens, fungi account for only a small portion of community-acquired and nosocomial pneumonias.


How Long Should Employee Records Be Kept For?
Most employers will hold personal data such as CVs, interview notes etc.. Youâd ideally want to hold this information for maybe 6 months as unsuccessful applicants have 3 months (can be extended to 6 months) in which to bring a discrimination claim against your business should they wish â and you need to use this data to defend any potential claim.


How long should I keep records?
Period of Limitations that apply to income tax returns. 1  Keep records for 3 years if situations (4), (5), and (6) below do not apply to you. 2  Keep records for 3 years from the date you filed your original return or 2 years from the date you paid the tax, whichever is later, if you file a claim for credit or refund after you file your return. Keep records for 7 years if you file a claim for a loss from worthless securities or bad debt deduction. Keep records for 6 years if you do not report income that you should report, and it is more than 25% of the gross income shown on your return. Keep records indefinitely if you do not file a return. Keep records indefinitely if you file a fraudulent return. Keep employment tax records for at least 4 years after the date that the tax becomes due or is paid, whichever is later. The following questions should be applied to each record as you decide whether to keep a document or throw it away.


How Long Should Employee Records Be Kept For?
Youâll need to consider both your legal and business requirements when deciding how long to keep data. If your employee data is being stored off site in a third party system you might want to download an archive of that employees file which you can store on site, rather than maintaining and paying for it for 6 years.


Employee record retention and destruction issues
For employers who wish to adopt a voluntary record destruction program, some general guidelines are as follows: 1  Records relating to employee benefits and benefit determinations - keep for at least six years beyond final payment under the particular benefit program.


How Long Should Employee Records Be Kept For?
As you can see, there is no steadfast rule on how long to keep data for and so you should try to keep to the spirit of the Data Protection Act 1998 which says that you must not keep data any longer than is necessary for a specific purpose.


The How Long Must Employers Retain Employee Records?
The ADEA requires the retention of the same records for one year for employers with twenty or more employees. Title VII and the ADA require that basic employee demographic data, pay rates, and weekly compensation records be retained for at least one year. Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA):


The How Long Must Employers Retain Employee Records?
The How Long Must Employers Retain Employee Records? Last month's bulletin addressed the need to retain various employee records. Since we received a couple e-mails asking how long these records must be kept, we thought that would be a good topic for this month's bulletins. Naturally, there is no single answer. The length of time you must keep the records depends on the type of records involved. Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA): Under the FLSA, the record-keeping requirements are either two years or three years depending on the type of record involved:


How Long Should Employee Records Be Kept For?
If you want to keep CVs on file for future opportunities youâll need to notify the applicant of why and how long you plan to keep it for and let them know that they can object to the information being held. Data such as their personal records, performance appraisals, employment contract etcâ¦ should be held on to for 6 years after they have left.


Q: Selling emoji pillows. Have this company the permission to patent Apple's emojis?
Q: Selling emoji pillows. Have this company the permission to patent Apple's emojis? Hello, i have a electronics shop and since some time i am selling 3-4 emoji pillows per week. Today I have recieved a letter from a company called Polo Trade (spain) that says that have patented all Apple emojis. You can see in European Union Intellectual Property web that have patented all designs of different emojis.


Emoji licensing: :cry:
Emoji licensing: :cry: I recently decided to make an emoji gem. Of course, as with any project, I first look into the relevant licensing issues. What I found made me :cry:. Hereâs the low-down on emoji and intellectual property law.


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David Lizerbram & Associates is a law firm founded in 2005 in San Diego, California by attorney David Lizerbram. David Lizerbram & Associates brings strategic projections to legal planning, applying the right legal steps to fit company business objectives.


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Would I need to license that, or would my app just display emoji in the deviceâs native form? David Lizerbram Presumably youâd have to license the imagesâ¦I donât know enough about the technology side of your question to answer that part.


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Who Owns Emoji?
No-one owns the name emoji, just like no one owns the name tree, house, computer, or icon. While there are many people and companies involved at various stages of emoji approval â particularly the Unicode Consortium â none claim ownership over the name emoji.


Q: How do I get copyrights or license for using the poo emoji in an ad?
See this article: Emoji licensing: :cry: â it mentions Phantom Open Emoji, which is a completely free and open set of emoji. Use and distribute with any project, open or closed source free or commercial. And: ...stock footage company Dissolve chose to use Apple Color emoji in its recent Emoji Among Us mockumentary... ...So you could perhaps contact Dissolve and ask how the emojis used in that video were licensed.


Welcome to the emoji company, owner of the official emoji Â® brand and thousands of copyrighted icons available for legal licensing & merchandising.
We are the emoji company, the owner of the official emojiÂ® trademark. We offer a growing library of high resolution icons for commercial use and we are your official partner when it comes down to creating adorable fast moving consumer products (FMCGÂ´s) under the official emojiÂ® branding.


Apple Emoji font license options
As previously stated, Apple would like to make the Apple Emoji font - and the glyphs therefrom - widely available using a license that makes it possible for anyone to change it as they see fit or to combine its glyphs with those from another font, without Apple acquiring any rights to such changes. The only conditions we want to impose are:


Apple Emoji font license options
As previously stated, Apple would like to make the Apple Emoji font -. and the glyphs therefrom - widely available using a license that makes. it possible for anyone to change it as they see fit or to combine its. glyphs with those from another font, without Apple acquiring any. rights to such changes.


Seattle Seahawks Must Do These 3 Things To Win The Super Bowl
The 25-year-old has the most fourth-quarter comebacks (10) and game-winning drives (15) through a quarterback's first three seasons in NFL history, not to mention the most wins. If Seattle defeats New England, Wilson will be the youngest player ever to win multiple Super Bowls. So yeah, you get the idea.


Seattle Seahawks Must Do These 3 Things To Win The Super Bowl
But no matter what labels he gets plastered with, Wilson relishes the pressure moments, a la Brady, and excels in them as well. The Seahawks know this. They revel in it. And, maybe most importantly, they play to it. You can read more of the Schultz Report's Super Bowl coverage right here.


Green Bay Packers
The Packers have won 13 league championships, the most in NFL history, with nine pre-Super Bowl NFL titles in addition to four Super Bowl victories. The Packers won the first two Super Bowls in 1967 and 1968 and were the only NFL team to defeat the American Football League (AFL) prior to the AFLâNFL merger.


Seahawks QB Russell Wilson Is A Super Bowl Champion And A Future $100 Million Man
He added 26 yards rushing on three carries. Wilson didnât win the Super Bowl MVP award (linebacker Malcom Smith took home the hardware), but many thought he deserved the nod. Some view Wilson as simply a game manager and Seattleâs success a result of its league-leading defense, but make no mistake â Wilson is a star.


Seattle Seahawks Must Do These 3 Things To Win The Super Bowl
He will bail out the offense at some point on Sunday, whether it's in the running game or the screen game. Oddly enough, the one thing Seattle was unable to do last year amid its 43-8 Super Bowl rout of Denver was to establish Lynch. The NFL's leading rusher over the past three seasons went for just 39 yards on 15 carries.


Seattle Seahawks Must Do These 3 Things To Win The Super Bowl
Seattle Seahawks Must Do These 3 Things To Win The Super Bowl By Jordan Schultz Thanks to a certain ongoing controversy, the actual, you know, football-playing aspect of Super Bowl XLIX has received a bit less attention than it deserves.


Seahawks QB Russell Wilson Is A Super Bowl Champion And A Future $100 Million Man
Wilson led the Seattle Seahawks to a dominating 43-8 victory in Super Bowl XLVIII. It was a team win with touchdowns from both the defense and special teams, but Wilson was the Seahawksâ architect Sunday night and over the past two seasons. Wilson completed 72% of his throws Sunday for 206 yards and two touchdowns.


CyberLink YouCam
CyberLink YouCam is a software program developed by CyberLink. The most common release is 5.0.3.3907, with over 66% of all installations currently using this version. During setup, the program creates a startup registration point in Windows in order to automatically start when any user boots the PC.


Flow Charts
Flow charts are simple diagrams that map out a process, so that you can easily communicate it to other people. You can also use them to define and analyze a process, build a step-by-step picture of it, and then standardize or improve it.


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Instructor: Jennifer Lombardo. Determining the purpose of your message is the first step in deciding what you want to say and how you want to say it. It is essential to choose whether to inform, persuade or offer goodwill via a message in the workplace. Communications 103: Workplace Communications with Computers / Business Courses.


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NA Recovery - Our Group Purpose. Our primary purpose is to carry a message to the still-suffering addict. NA-Recovery.org is a community of addicts, working together to share our experience, strength, and hope to stay clean, Just for Today. Our chat room is open 24/7. If there isn't anyone chatting at the moment, someone will be by shortly.


Flow Charts
What Is a Flow Chart? Flow charts are easy-to-understand diagrams that show how the steps of a process fit together. American engineer Frank Gilbreth is widely believed to be the first person to document a process flow, having introduced the concept of a âProcess Chartâ to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in 1921.


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2. Use canned messages. When customers arrive within a live chat conversation, they should be greeted professionally and with courtesy. But it can take a lot of time for your chat agents to type out these standard messages time after time. This is where automated canned messages can really help.


A Guide to Control Charts
A Guide to Control Charts. Control charts have two general uses in an improvement project. The most common application is as a tool to monitor process stability and control. A less common, although some might argue more powerful, use of control charts is as an analysis tool.


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25 Customer Chat Tips to Reassure and Nurture Your Online Customers. Live chat has been around for more than a decade, but only recently have companies discovered its profound effect on website conversion rates. A recent eMarketer paper cited live chat as being directly related to 38% of online purchases.


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4. Use pre-chat survey. When customers initiate a chat session, they should be allowed to provide some preliminary information, within a pre-chat survey, that will set the direction of the chat session. For example, they can provide their name and a quick description of what theyâre looking for.


CyberLink YouCam
(from CyberLink) Experience all the fun features and effects you can use when chatting with friends, or powerful utilities to enhance your work presentations, tutorials or video conferencing. YouCam has it all - for work, play and everything in between.


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Because the inverse sine function gives answers less than 90Â° even for angles greater than 90Â°. By choosing the smaller angle (a triangle won't have two angles greater than 90Â°) we avoid that problem. Note: the smaller angle is the one facing the shorter side. sin B / 5 = sin(49Â°) / 5.298...


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For a triangle, following rules are always true: 1  the sum of the 3 angles is excactly 180 degrees (or pi radians) 2  the sum of two sides is always bigger than the third side.  Calculate the area (surface) of a triangle.


Solving SAS Triangles
To solve an SAS triangle. 1  use The Law of Cosines to calculate the unknown side, 2  then use The Law of Sines to find the smaller of the other two angles,  and then use the three angles add to 180Â° to find the last angle.


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If you know the side lengths a, b and c you can find cos(C) and hence the measure of the angle C. Hi Lucy. Here's an example of how I would use Harley's Law of Cosines to find the angles of a triangle. Let's say I am told the sides lengths are 10, 4 and 7. First I should assign reference letters. Let side a = 10, side b = 4 and side c = 7. By convention, the angles (or corners) of the triangle are capital letters corresponding to the side that is across from them. So I have this diagram, labelled appropriately: Start by picking an angle to use the law of cosines for.


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If you know the side lengths a, b and c you can find cos(C) and hence the measure of the angle C. Harley. Hi Lucy. Here's an example of how I would use Harley's Law of Cosines to find the angles of a triangle. Let's say I am told the sides lengths are 10, 4 and 7. First I should assign reference letters. Let side a = 10, side b = 4 and side c = 7.


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A triangle is determined by 3 of the 6 free values, with at least one side. Fill in 3 of the 6 fields, with at least one side, and press the 'Calculate' button. (Note: if more than 3 fields are filled, only a third used to determine the triangle, the others are (eventualy) overwritten. 3 sides.


Right Triangle Angle And Side Calculator
No two angles can total to 180 degrees or more. Angle C is always 90 degrees; angle 3 is either angle B or angle A, whichever is NOT entered. Angle 3 and Angle C fields are NOT user modifiable. Again, this right triangle calculator works when you fill in 2 fields in the triangle angles, or the triangle sides. Angle C and angle 3 cannot be entered.


Right Triangle Angle And Side Calculator
Right Triangle Angle And Side Calculator. This calculator is designed to give the two unknown factors in a right triangle, assuming two factors are known. This calculator is for a right triangle only! The factors are the lengths of the sides and one of the two angles, other than the right angle. All values should be in positive values but decimals are allowed and valid. Fill in two (only two) values then click on Calculate. The other two other modifiable values will be filled in, along with the angle 3 field.


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1 1 side en 2 angles. 2  the sum of the 3 angles is excactly 180 degrees (or pi radians) 3  the sum of two sides is always bigger than the third side.  Calculate the area (surface) of a triangle.


Solving SAS Triangles
Now we use the The Law of Sines to find the smaller of the other two angles. Why the smaller angle? Because the inverse sine function gives answers less than 90Â° even for angles greater than 90Â°. By choosing the smaller angle (a triangle won't have two angles greater than 90Â°) we avoid that problem. Note: the smaller angle is the one facing the shorter side. Choose angle B:


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HOW TO GET TO WILSON. Wilson is conveniently located half-way between New York and Florida on I-95. Just 45 miles east of Raleigh, the state capital, and 100 miles from the coast. Wilson is located 30 miles north of I40 and is intersected by US 301, US 264, and US I795.


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Named for Col. Louis D. Wilson, a prominent 19th Century eastern North Carolina legislator, the City of Wilson has a population of approximately 42,000. It is the county seat of Wilson County, whose total population is approximately 72,000 and whose total area covers some 373 square miles.


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Wilson offers such a wide array of choices and the biggest challenge for visitors is deciding what to do first. Our vibrant community, with its award-winning revitalized downtown, offers festivals, outdoor concerts, historic walking tours, porch tours and events for the whole family.


Wilson, North Carolina
Wilson, NC - The Good The Bad and The Ugly (5 replies) Bill Ellis, founder of Bill Ellis BBQ in Wilson, dies at 83 (2 replies) Wilson Daycares (2 replies) Latest news from Wilson, NC collected exclusively by city-data.com from local newspapers, TV, and radio stations.


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Recent posts about Wilson, North Carolina on our local forum with over 2,000,000 registered users. Wilson is mentioned 3,292 times on our forum: Latest news from Wilson, NC collected exclusively by city-data.com from local newspapers, TV, and radio stations.


Mount Juliet, Tennessee
Mount Juliet (more commonly known as Mt. Juliet) is a city located in western Wilson County, Tennessee. A suburb of Nashville, it is approximately 17 miles (27 km) east of downtown Nashville. Mt. Juliet is located mostly between two major national east-west routes, Interstate 40 and U.S. Route 70. As of the 2015 special census, the city has a total population of 28,156. Mt. Juliet is the largest city in Wilson County.


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Comments (-1) Comments (-1) MESA - Regional Competition Results Fourteen GUSD middle school students (ten students from Wilson and four students from Roosevelt) competed at the MESA - L.A. Metro Regional Competition on April 1st at USC.


Wilson, North Carolina
Wilson-area historical tornado activity is slightly above North Carolina state average. It is 9% greater than the overall U.S. average. On 11/15/2008, a category F3 (max. wind speeds 158-206 mph) tornado 1.3 miles away from the Wilson city center killed one person and injured 4 people and caused $1 million in damages.


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At Ease â¢ is a naturally relaxing blend of herbs and minerals that promote focus and concentration while reducing stress and nervous tension. Key Ingredients GABA is a key neurotransmitter, controlling mood changes, concentration, attentiveness, and relaxation.*


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At Ease â¢ A gluten-free natural supplement to promote relaxation and support resistance to stress* The stress of a busy lifestyle, endless to do lists, and everything you need to keep track of can take a toll on your body and mind.


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Maximum-Strength Brain Awakening. 1  Supports short and long-term memory*. 2  Promotes healthy levels of magnesium in the brain*. 3  Promotes healthy cognitive function*. 4  Promotes antioxidant activity, boosting your immune system*. 5  Supports concentration and focus*. 6  Promotes Healthy Brain Cell Structure*.


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Formulated with powerful, balancing, non-sedative ingredients, supercharged with amino acids, adaptogens, B vitamins and magnesium, At Easeâ¢ reduces stress, promotes relaxation and alertness creating a long lasting resistance to emotional stressors.


At Easeâ¢
At Ease â¢ is a calm and relaxing formula that doesnât dull the senses with side effects that are harmful to your body. Formulated with powerful, balancing, non-sedative ingredients, supercharged with amino acids, adaptogens, B vitamins and magnesium, At Ease â¢ reduces stress, promotes relaxation and alertness creating a long lasting resistance to emotional stressors.


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At Ease â¢ is a naturally relaxing blend of herbs and minerals that promote focus and concentration while reducing stress and nervous tension. Key Ingredients. GABA is a key neurotransmitter, controlling mood changes, concentration, attentiveness, and relaxation.*


At Easeâ¢
At Easeâ¢. A gluten-free natural supplement to promote relaxation and support resistance to stress*. The stress of a busy lifestyle, endless to do lists, and everything you need to keep track of can take a toll on your body and mind. Imagine being able to navigate through your day with a sense of calm, clarity and focused thoughts with your brain functioning at its very best.


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Alert Relaxation with 4 key outcomes: 1  promotes neurotransmitter balance*. 2  promotes healthy brain function*. 3  supports adrenal health*. 4  addresses the physical issues that go along with anxiety*.


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Every vendor must be verified as qualified before Redd Remedies purchases any raw materials from them. 1  We believe this first step to be the most important. We only work with vendors who: 2  Respect the traditional use of the herb. 3  Harvest and process in a fashion consistent with that tradition.


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âAmong other things, the ease with which they traveled around the world is striking.â. âExplosive growth has even come to Egyptology, thanks to the ease with which source materials can now be distributed by CD and online.â. âMore and more, people are opting for the ease of watching the games at home.â.


The Difference between Trigeminal Neuralgia and TMJ
And trigeminal neuralgia can only cause pain in areas served by the trigeminal nerveâjaw, face, and foreheadâyou wonât experience neck or upper back pain with trigeminal neuralgia. However, the only way to get a positive diagnosis is with an MRI that can look for damage to the trigeminal nerve.


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Neuralgia is severe pain along the course of a nerve. The pain occurs because of a change in neurological structure or function due to irritation or damage of a nerve. Postherpetic neuralgia is a painful condition which affects the nerve fibers and skin. Postherpetic neuralgia is a complication of shingles. There are two main types of pain, nociceptive and non-nociceptive pain. An example of nociceptive pain is what you feel if somebody sticks a needle into your skin; specific pain receptors sense the needle touching your skin and breaking through.


What is the difference between neuropathy and neuralgia?
What is the difference between neuropathy and neuralgia? I'm wondering because I had a spinal cord surgery last year that left me with chronic nerve pain. Both of those words get thrown around a lot by my doctors and my parents, and I just want to be able to put a name to what I have so I don't feel crazy. Is it one of the two? Is neuralgia a symptom of... show more I'm wondering because I had a spinal cord surgery last year that left me with chronic nerve pain. Both of those words get thrown around a lot by my doctors and my parents, and I just want to be able to put a name to what I have so I don't feel crazy.


What is the difference between peripheral neuropathy and neuralgia?
In brief: Signs. Neuralgia is pain is the distribution of a nerve. Neuropathy is objective evidence of nerve dysfunction. For example, numbness or weakness atteibuted to a nerve. One can have a neuralgia without objective evidence of nerve dysfunction. One can have neuropathy without pain.


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People with neuralgia have neuropathic pain (non-nociceptive pain). People with postherpetic neuralgia describe the sensation as one of intense burning or stabbing pain, which often feels as if it is shooting along the course of the affected nerve.


The Difference between Trigeminal Neuralgia and TMJ
The main way to tell the two conditions apart is that trigeminal neuralgia consists of the pain only, and it doesnât have any of the other symptoms TMJ sufferers may experience, such as problems in the jaw jointâthe irregular motion, popping, or grinding.


What is the difference between neuropathy and neuralgia?
What is the difference between neuropathy and neuralgia? I'm wondering because I had a spinal cord surgery last year that left me with chronic nerve pain. Both of those words get thrown around a lot by my doctors and my parents, and I just want to be able to put a name to what I have so I don't feel crazy.


The Difference between Trigeminal Neuralgia and TMJ
The Difference between Trigeminal Neuralgia and TMJ. Trigeminal neuralgia is caused by a dysfunction in the trigeminal nerve, which carries pain signals from the face, forehead, and jaw. This dysfunction can be caused by blood vessels or tumors that can put pressure on the trigeminal nerve, or degradation of the nerve itself caused by a number of conditions.


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For love at first sting. Here I am, rock you like a hurricane. Here I am, rock you like a hurricane. Here I am, rock you like a hurricane. Here I am, rock you like a hurricane. Submit Corrections. Visit www.azlyrics.com for these lyrics.


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Rock You Like a Hurricane is track #8 on the album Love at First Sting. It was written by Schenker, Rudolf / Meine, Klaus / Rarebell, Herman. Rock You Like a Hurricane is track #8 on the album Love at First Sting.


Scorpions - Rock You Like a Hurricane
Rock You Like a Hurricane is the one of the most famous songs by German hard rock/heavy metal band Scorpions. The song was released as the second track of their 1984 album Love at First Sting. It is considered one of the most influential Rock and Roll Anthems of all time. In 2006 VH1 named Rock You Like a Hurricane number 31 on their 40 Greatest Metal Songs.


Rock You Like a Hurricane Lyrics
Rock you like a hurricane. Here I am. Rock you like a hurricane. Here I am. Rock you like a hurricane. Here I am. Rock you like a hurricane. Rock you like a hurricane. It's early morning, the sun comes out. Last night was shaking, pretty loud. My cat is purring and scratches my skin.


7 Natural Remedies for Cough or Cold
1. Throat and Chest Massage. Directly massaging the throat and chest with essential oils is an enjoyable home remedy that can deliver positive results (and feel oh so good)! Cedarwood and Frankincense are often used in combination as a remedy for coughs because they help to loosen mucous and clear the lungs.


The 10 Most Effective Cough Remedies & Treatments
Most times, you can manage and soothe your chronic autumn cough safely at home (because letâs face it; who wants to leave the house sick anyhow) by using the following effective 10 cough remedies and treatmentsâ¦. Lozenges or menthol cough drops can be easily purchased over the counter at your local drug store or grocery store.


7 Natural Remedies for Cough or Cold
Remedy for cough and postnasal drip: Place 3 â 12 drops of Marjoram, Lavender, Cedarwood and Peppermint oils in a bowl of steaming water. Position your face directly above the bowl and slowly breathe in the steam for approximately 5 â 10 minutes. This practice can be completed up to three times each day.


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Spice tea works as an effective home remedy for summer cold. Take 1/4 cup of coriander seeds, Â¼ cup of fenugreek seeds, Â½ tablespoon of cumin seeds and Â½ tablespoon of fennel seeds (1), (2), (3). Roast all of these. Boil 1 cup of water. Add 1 and Â½ tablespoons of this dry mixture to the boiling water.


13 Best Home Remedies To Treat Summer Cold
Spice tea works as an effective home remedy for summer cold. 1  Take 1/4 cup of coriander seeds, Â¼ cup of fenugreek seeds, Â½ tablespoon of cumin seeds and Â½ tablespoon of fennel seeds (1), (2), (3). 2  Boil 1 cup of water. 3  Add 1 and Â½ tablespoons of this dry mixture to the boiling water.  Also add rock candy (1 and Â½ teaspoons).


What is the best remedy for allergic coughs in kids?
Allergy in kids can be for many reasons. But they all have one thing in common. The weakness of the kids immune system. When the child has a strong immune system then the allergies do not arise. It can also be said as an unnecessary overactive immune system causes allergies. Both the things are the same.


What is the best remedy for allergic coughs in kids?
(But will differ from case to case) : 1  stop chocolates, sweets. 2  take high dose of vitamin C rich fruits especially lemon and gooseberries. 3  Depending on the weight of the child and other parameters give them nuts and seeds.  Sunshine helps a lot to boost immune system and also reduce 1  allergy. Water help to detox the body.


Remedy For That Summer Cough
Remedy For That Summer Cough. For much of May I suffered from a seemingly endless fit of coughing. This lingering dry cough from a cold has no phlegm but was irritating nevertheless. I went to see my doctor and I was given an unusual prescription with a drawing and instructions. The drawing was of a pear with hollowed center and flames at the bottom.


Remedy For That Summer Cough
You may want to try this same remedy as well. 1  Sweet Loquat Soup (å·è²ææ·æ¹¯) 2  8 loquats (ææ·), about 1 1/2 pounds. 1 ounce dried lily bulbs (ç¾å) 16 chuanbei (å·è²) 12 ounces rock sugar. 3  Peel the loquats by first rubbing the fruits between your palms to loosen the skin. Then peel it off gently.


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Didelotia africana or Guibourtia sp. Bubinga is a wood that has been used for years with success. Harder and heavier than either Brazilian or Indian Rosewood, Bubinga is sometimes known as African Rosewood, although it's not a Dalbergia.It has a medium texture with interlocking grain.idelotia africana or Guibourtia sp. Bubinga is a wood that has been used for years with success. Harder and heavier than either Brazilian or Indian Rosewood, Bubinga is sometimes known as African Rosewood, although it's not a Dalbergia.


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Description: Bubinga is one of the most beautiful African hardwood lumbers. Due to the fine tight grain and its reddish brown color bubinga is often referred to as â African Rosewoodâ.The trees can grow quite large and five foot diameter logs are not uncommon making one piece table top slabs possible.*Used for fine furniture and musical instruments.escription: Bubinga is one of the most beautiful African hardwood lumbers. Due to the fine tight grain and its reddish brown color bubinga is often referred to as â African Rosewoodâ.


Guibourtia
Guibourtia is a flowering plant genus in the family Fabaceae (legume family). It contains 16 species, native to tropical regions of Africa (13 species) and South America (3 species).They occur in swampy or periodically inundated forests, as well as near rivers or at lakeshores.t contains 16 species, native to tropical regions of Africa (13 species) and South America (3 species). They occur in swampy or periodically inundated forests, as well as near rivers or at lakeshores.


Bubinga
Bubinga is a wood that I have used for 20 years. I have recently discovered that it's a better tonewood than it's been given credit for.Harder & heavier than Indian or Brazilian Rosewood, Bubinga is usually referred to as African Rosewood even though it's not a Dalbergia.ubinga is a wood that I have used for 20 years. I have recently discovered that it's a better tonewood than it's been given credit for.


What is the Best Wood for Drum Shells
Currently, Tama makes a nice Bubinga wood drum kit, but there are a few other companies that have other such drums and snares. Bubinga drums are most related to maple drums in tonality. Drums made of bubinga will feature a much darker sound, with a full, rich sustain, as well as a nice attack.he most confusing of all is what type of wood is the best to get the sound you want. When looking for the best wood for drum shells, we need to know the qualities of each different type of wood. The standard for American drum makers today is Birch and Maple.


Bubinga
Pau Ferro is not a rose wood, but is easily passed off as one. Bubinga is passed off as Chinese Rose wood even though it is not of the rose wood genus. A very stiff strong wood with a rusty brown color. Bright midrange and bass tones.From Africa; Gabon, Cameroon, Zaire, Equatorial Guinea, Congo, Liberia and Nigeria.ubinga is a wood that I have used for 20 years. I have recently discovered that it's a better tonewood than it's been given credit for.


8 Reasons Why Bubinga Is Awesome
One such tree is the bubinga. You and I are woodworkers, so naturally weâre looking at some of these trees and wondering what they look like on the inside; wondering what fantastic things the wood can make. The bubinga tree can be up to 8 feet in diameter.n addition to small parts, bubinga is well suited for furniture pieces. Itâs hard, stable, and extremely durable. Since the wood takes a finish so easily, furniture makers like it. As always, an elegant design and a contrasting wood makes a bubinga project a real head-turner.


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Category: This is a weight classification relative to other wood types. Tone-woods are the wood species that we have identified as having the perfect composition to create great sounding drums. However, they do not represent all species of wood available. If there is a specific wood type that you prefer, let us know.Contact us with any questions you have regarding the following tone-woods.one-woods are the wood species that we have identified as having the perfect composition to create great sounding drums. However, they do not represent all species of wood available. If there is a specific wood type that you prefer, let us know. Contact us with any questions you have regarding the following tone-woods.


Bubinga. Tonewood database.
As a tonewood, Bubinga has also been called African Rosewood which is a fair description of the tone although it is not yet used very extensively due to the difficulties faced with bending it. Stephen Kinnaird is a big fan and says :âI have a growing appreciation for Bubinga.s a tonewood, Bubinga has also been called African Rosewood which is a fair description of the tone although it is not yet used very extensively due to the difficulties faced with bending it. Stephen Kinnaird is a big fan and says :âI have a growing appreciation for Bubinga.


What is the Best Wood for Drum Shells
If you are looking for a different wood to use, I would encourage you to check out a line of bubinga wood kits. In the end, it doesnât seem to matter what type of wood you are using. The search for the best wood for drum shells is largely a personal one.Some woods are more common than others, and some provide more unique tonal qualities.The choice of what to buy is always up to you.he most confusing of all is what type of wood is the best to get the sound you want. When looking for the best wood for drum shells, we need to know the qualities of each different type of wood. The standard for American drum makers today is Birch and Maple.


Rum Drinks
Rum Drinks. Rum is the most common ingredient when making Tropical cocktails. But there are also many other Rum drinks, the most common one is The Mojito.


Just 1 Bottle: 14 Cocktails to Make With Rum and a Trip to the Grocery Store
Raspberries are pretty cocktail-friendly, with their tart, tangy flavor and rosy color. They don't need much in the way of fancy additions, but spicy ginger beer makes an excellent partner in this rum drink. Agave syrup adds a little sweetness, and fresh lemon balances things out. Get the My Sharona recipe Â».


The Essential Rum Cocktails You Have to Taste
This tropical dream of a drink includes light rum, pineapple juice, and coconut cream. While you can cheat and buy a pre-made Piña Colada, it is so much more delicious when made fresh. The combination of coconut and pineapple is a hit in many rum cocktails.


Just 1 Bottle: 14 Cocktails to Make With Rum and a Trip to the Grocery Store
This rosy pitcher drink get its tartness from fresh lemon and tangy hibiscus tea. (We used Tazo 'Passion', but you can also make your own with dried hibiscus flowers.) Mint adds freshness to balance the drink, and makes for a pretty garnish. You can prep this a few hours before your rum-loving guests arrive.


The Essential Rum Cocktails You Have to Taste
One of the freshest drinks you can make and it is so, so easy!. Rob Lawson / Photolibrary / Getty Images It would be impossible to share the best rum cocktails without including the Caipirinha. It features cachaca, another sugar-based distilled spirit that is often considered a Brazilian style of rum.


Just 1 Bottle: 14 Cocktails to Make With Rum and a Trip to the Grocery Store
If you went a little overboard at the farmers' market, you're in luck, because stone fruit is excellent in cocktails. Here, ripe plums or pluots contribute tangy flavor to a rum drink with just a hint of mint. Get your muscles ready: this one needs quite a bit of shaking. Get the Plumpkin recipe Â».


Bacardi Rum Drinks: 4 Drink Ideas From A Bartender
Bacardi Rum Drinks: 4 Drink Ideas From A Bartender. For inside tips on Bacardi Rum drinks, we talked to Del Mendez, the head bartender for the Rooftop Cabana Club and Spartico at the Mayfair Hotel & Spa. The Coconut Grove location, not far from Floridaâs Miami Beach, offers a casual atmosphere that makes summer drinks popular all year round. More From This Bartender.


The Essential Rum Cocktails You Have to Taste
Sure, there are thousands of recipes with a rum base, yet only a few stand out from the crowd and these are cocktails that you really need to taste. It is not just that you can order these popular rum drinks at most bars. It's also not the fact that almost all of these recipes are very easy to make at home.


How to Make Rum
Learn how to make rum at home with this tutorial. Rum is a made from by-products such as molasses which are created during the refining process of sugar from sugar cane, or the juice from sugarcane. During distillation, rum distillate runs out from the pot still as a clear liquid.


How to Make Rum
Step 2: Distilling. The fermented product is then distilled using a still. There are two types of stills that can be used to make rum â pot stills and column stills. Pot stills allow more impurities in the distilled product, giving the rum a richer flavor.


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D. was a philosopher who wrote extensively about topics such as sleep, dreams, the senses, and memory more than 2,000 years ago. Answer: B 6. Interactive dualism is the idea that: A. all living organisms must interact and perform dual functions to survive. B. most severe mental disorders, such as schizophrenia, involve a splitting of the mind.


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Famous Greek philosopher. Socrates' student and Aristotle's teacher. Wrote extensively on issues related to philosophy and psychology. Along with Aristotle, developed deductive reasoning. Believed the soul could exist separately from the body. - Basis for view that has come to be know as dualism.


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Peri Psyches âAbout the Psycheâ, one of Aristotle's famous writings. - Begins with history of psychological thought & historical perspectives on the nature of the mind and behavior. Argued human behavior was subject to rules and laws just like the movements of the stars and the seas. Declared that people are motivated to seek pleasure & avoid pain.


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Which famous Greek philosopher wrote extensively about such psychological topics as sleep and dreaming, the senses, memory, and learning? A. Aristotle B. Descartes C. Calkins D. James Answer: A 4. In thinking about psychology and consciousness, the idea that the mind and the body are separate entities that interact makes a lot of sense to you. This view that you hold is most like the view of: A. Aristotle. B. Descartes. C. Watson. D. Skinner. Answer: B 5. French philosopher RenÃ© Descartes: A. strongly opposed the idea of establishing psychology as a separate science.


"""The Dream Act Thesis"" Essays and Research Papers"
A dream is a succession of images, ideas, emotions, and sensations that usually occur involuntarily in the mind during certain stages of sleep. The content and purpose of dreams are not fully understood, though they have been a topic of scientific speculation, as well as a subject of philosophical and religious interest, throughout recorded history. Dream interpretation is the attempt at drawing meaning from dreams and searching for an underlying message. The scientific study of dreams is called


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During the night, many external stimuli may bombard the senses, but the brain often interprets the stimulus and makes it a part of a dream to ensure continued sleep. Dream incorporation is a phenomenon whereby an actual sensation, such as environmental sounds, is incorporated into dreams, such as hearing a phone ringing in a dream while it is ringing in reality or dreaming of urination while wetting the bed.


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A. Calkins was the first woman president of the American Psychological Association. B. Calkins conducted research on dreams, memory, and personality. C. Calkins established one of the first psychology laboratories in the United States.


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Famous Greek philosopher. Plato's teacher. Believed reliable self-knowledge not attainable through senses (sight, sound, taste, smell, touch). Because he believed senses do not mirror reality. Believed reliable self-knowledge only attainable through processes such as âcareful examination of one's own thoughts / emotionsâ.


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Sigmund Freud, who developed the psychological discipline of psychoanalysis, wrote extensively about dream theories and their interpretations in the early 1900s. He explained dreams as manifestations of one's deepest desires and anxieties, often relating to repressed childhood memories or obsessions.


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Aristotle (384 â322 BC) first Greek philosopher to write extensively on topics later became part of the science of psychology, such as: Sleep, Dreams, The Senses, Memory, Traits and Dispositions of different animals. Personality Sensation and Perception, Thought, Intelligence, Needs and Motives, Feelings and Emotion.


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Holiday Inn
Holiday Inn. Holiday Inn is an American brand of hotels, and a subsidiary of InterContinental Hotels Group. Founded as a U.S. motel chain, it has grown to be one of the world's largest hotel chains, with 1,145 active hotels as of September 30, 2016[update].[2][3] The hotel chain is based in Atlanta, Georgia.


What was the Battle of Saratoga?
The Battle of Saratoga happened during 1777 and was the turning point in the Revolutionary War. Burgoyne was the leader of the British and Horatio Gates was the leader of the â¦ Continental Army. There were two battles that were within the Battle of Saratoga.


The Battle of Saratoga
Known as the turning point of the Revolutionary War, the Battle of Saratoga was fought on September 19th and October 7th in 1777. Its two battles are also known as the Battle of Freeman's Farm and the Battle of Bemis Heights, from where they took place, in upstate New York near Saratoga.


The Battle Of Saratoga - Sept & Oct 1777
Burgoyne again began his advance south, but was stopped about 10 miles below Saratoga. The first battle of Saratoga, the Battle of Freeman's Farm, took place on September 19, 1777. A militia of sharpshooters from Virginia harassed the British, while other colonist forces aggressively charged into battle with them.


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The fir â¦ st took place on September 19, 1777 at Freeman's Farm. The second was at Bemis Heights on October 7. Answer The Battle of Saratoga was fought on two dates: September 19, 1777, and on October 7, 1777.


The Battle Of Saratoga - Sept & Oct 1777
The first battle of Saratoga, the Battle of Freeman's Farm, took place on September 19, 1777. A militia of sharpshooters from Virginia harassed the British, while other colonist forces aggressively charged into battle with them. Burgoyne lost two men for every one on the American side.


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The battle of Saratoga may also be called the battle-s of Saratoga, since it refers to two engagements (Freeman's Farm on Sept. 19, and Bemis Heights on October 7). At the s â¦ ame time the British Philadelphia campaign of 1777-78 was also going on.


11g. The Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Saratoga. In late September and during the first week of October 1777, Gate's American army was positioned between Burgoyne's army and Albany. On October 7, Burgoyne took the offensive. The troops crashed together south of the town of Saratoga, and Burgoyne's army was broken.


Size of the human genome reduced to 19,000 genes
A new study updates the number of human genes to 19,000; 1,700 fewer than the genes in the most recent annotation, and well below the initial estimations of 100,000 genes. The work concludes that almost all of these genes have ancestors prior to the appearance of primates 50 million years ago. FULL STORY.


Size of the human genome reduced to 19,000 genes
The sources of human complexity lie more in how genes are used rather than on the number of genes , in the thousands of chemical changes that occur in proteins or in the control of the production of these proteins by non-coding regions of the genome , which comprise 90 % of the entire genome and which have been described in the latest findings of ...


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About 10 years ago we thought there would be about 100,000 because there were so many different proteins known. Now after we have analyzed the human genome sequence, we know that there are about 21,000 genes. Many of these 21,00 genes can make multiple protein each. Now we are discovering non-coding RNA genes.


Size of the human genome reduced to 19,000 genes
The shrinking human genome, that's how Valencia describes the continuous corrections to the numbers of the protein-coding genes in the human genome over the years that has culminated in the approximately 19,000 human genes described in the present work.


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This is just one question from an archive of the National DNA Day Moderated Chat held in April 2012.


What is a gene?
A gene is the basic physical and functional unit of heredity. Genes, which are made up of DNA, act as instructions to make molecules called proteins. In humans, genes vary in size from a few hundred DNA bases to more than 2 million bases. The Human Genome Project has estimated that humans have between 20,000 and 25,000 genes. Every person has two copies of each gene, one inherited from each parent. Most genes are the same in all people, but a small number of genes (less than 1 percent of the total) are slightly different between people.


Size of the human genome reduced to 19,000 genes
Unlike the two protein coding genes shown (top, middle), the gene ACO074091.13 (below) is predicted to produce no protein and is likely to be removed along with an additional 1,700 genes that are currently in the human genome annotation.


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The NHGRI Director and many genomics experts from across NHGRI took questions from students, teachers and the general public on topics ranging from basic genomic research, to the genetic basis of disease, to ethical questions about genetic privacy.


Types of Work Done by Internal Medicine Doctors
Doctors of internal medicine, commonly known as internists, treat and diagnose a variety of illnesses and conditions of the body's major organ systems.General internal medicine is considered a primary care specialty, and internists can serve as the main medical caregiver to almost any patient.There are also 16 board-certifiable subspecialties within internal medicine, making it one of the broadest fields of non-surgical medicine.eneral internal medicine is considered a primary care specialty, and internists can serve as the main medical caregiver to almost any patient. There are also 16 board-certifiable subspecialties within internal medicine, making it one of the broadest fields of non-surgical medicine.


Internal medicine
Internal medicine or general medicine (in Commonwealth nations) is the medical specialty dealing with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of adult diseases. Physicians specializing in internal medicine are called internists, or physicians (without a modifier) in Commonwealth nations.Internists are skilled in the management of patients who have undifferentiated or multi-system disease processes.nternists are qualified physicians with postgraduate training in internal medicine and should not be confused with  interns , who are doctors in their first year of residency training (officially the term intern is no longer in use).


Medical school
Print. An internist, also called a general internist or doctor of internal medicine, is a medical doctor that specializes in the diagnosis and medical (nonsurgical) treatment of adults.Internists provide long-term, comprehensive care and manage both common and complex diseases.fter attaining a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O) degree, the doctor must undergo at least 3 years of special study and training (called a general internal medicine residency) in a program accredited by the American Council for Graduate Medical Education.


About Internal Medicine
Internal Medicine encompasses the care of all adults, healthy and sick. Internists (as all doctors who complete an internal medicine residency are called) can be generalists or subspecialists, like cardiologists or rheumatologists.If you choose not to subspecialize, you are known as a General Internist.nternists (as all doctors who complete an internal medicine residency are called) can be generalists or subspecialists, like cardiologists or rheumatologists. If you choose not to subspecialize, you are known as a General Internist.


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Doctors of internal medicine, called internists focus on comprehensive adult medicine. While the name internal medicine may lead one to believe that internists only treat internal problems, this is not the case.Doctors of internal medicine treat the whole person, not just internal organs.They care for their patients for life, from late teen years through old age.hile the name internal medicine may lead one to believe that internists only treat internal problems, this is not the case. Doctors of internal medicine treat the whole person, not just internal organs. They care for their patients for life, from late teen years through old age.


Internal Medicine
Overview. Doctors of internal medicine, called internists focus on comprehensive adult medicine. While the name internal medicine may lead one to believe that internists only treat internal problems, this is not the case. Doctors of internal medicine treat the whole person, not just internal organs.They care for their patients for life, from late teen years through old age.hile the name internal medicine may lead one to believe that internists only treat internal problems, this is not the case. Doctors of internal medicine treat the whole person, not just internal organs. They care for their patients for life, from late teen years through old age.


Types of Providers
PCP is a commonly used acronym or abbreviation to describe a your primary health care provider. This is usually a physician, but can also be a nurse practitioner or physician's assistant who works under the direction of a physician.A variety of Riverside medical professionals are trained to provide you and your family with primary care.ome OB/GYNs prefer to have a Family Practice or Internal Medicine physician follow patients for medical issues not related to the reproductive system. Like Family Practice and Internal Medicine physicians, OB/GYNs attend four years of medical school, followed by a three year residency.


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Internists are similar to family practice doctors in some ways. The internist treats a very broad range of diseases and medical conditions, but the focus is on adult medicine.nvasive or Interventional Internists. Internal medicine specialties break down into two basic groups: those who perform invasive procedures similar to surgery and those who treat patients medically. In the first group are specialists such as gastroenterologists, pulmonologists and interventional cardiologists.


What is Internal Medicine?
Internal medicine is a medical specialty which focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of nonsurgical conditions in adults. This specialty has a number of subspecialties ranging from nephrology, the study of the kidneys, to immunology, the study of allergies and immune system disorders.nternal medicine is a medical specialty which focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of nonsurgical conditions in adults. This specialty has a number of subspecialties ranging from nephrology, the study of the kidneys, to immunology, the study of allergies and immune system disorders.


About Internal Medicine
Simply put, doctors of internal medicine are Doctors for Adults. But you may see us referred to by several terms, including internists, general internists and doctors of internal medicine.. But don't mistake us with interns, who are doctors in their first year of residency training!imply put, doctors of internal medicine are Doctors for Adults. But you may see us referred to by several terms, including internists, general internists and doctors of internal medicine.. But don't mistake us with interns, who are doctors in their first year of residency training!


Hematologist Salary
The salary range for the middle 50% of hematology doctors goes from $213,463 to $343,112 a year not including bonus earnings: 25% of hematologists earn up to $213,463 annually, and 75% have salaries amounting to up to $343,112 a year according to the salary figures reported by Salary.com.


The Pay Scale of a Hematologist
Comparisons. Starting salaries for hematologists are just below those of general surgeons, at $225,000 in the Profiles survey, and ahead of most other nonsurgical specialties. For example, endocrinologists start at $165,000, gynecologists at $210,000, neurologists at $190,000 and pediatricians at $162,000.


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New Search. Examines and diagnoses disorders and diseases of the blood, bone marrow, vascular and immune system. Consults with patients to determine the appropriate course of treatment. Recommends and orders tests to determine extent of illness or help diagnose condition. Requires a degree in medicine from an accredited school and is licensed to practice. May require at least 2-4 years of hematology/oncology experience. Familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within a particular field. Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals.


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Dr. George Philips is a hematologist in Washington, District of Columbia and is affiliated with MedStar Georgetown University Hospital. He received his medical degree from Grant Medical College and has been in practice for 29 years.


The Pay Scale of a Hematologist
After six years of practice, endocrinologists' median income rises by $49,550, that of gynecologists by $23,000, neurologists $47,000 and pediatricians $40,500. By contrast, the median income of hematologists increases by $92,800 between the first and sixth year of practice.


Hematologist Salary
The average starting salary for hematologists and medical oncologists in their first year on the job is $222,000 a year according to the salary figures reported by the recruitment agency Profiles. The median salary for hematology doctors who are just starting out is $181,348 a year according to ValueMD.com.


The Pay Scale of a Hematologist
National Salaries. Income for hematologists and hematologist/oncologists increases after the first year of practice. In its 2011-2012 salary survey, Profiles reported that after six years of practice, the median income of hematologists across the country was $314,800, a substantial increase.


The Pay Scale of a Hematologist
The American Medical Group Association, in its own survey, reported a median income of $320,907 for hematologist/oncologists. A 2010 study by the Medical Group Management Association placed the median somewhat higher, at $381,992.


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Eneman, J.D., Philips, G.K. Cancer management in patients with end-stage renal disease.. Oncology (Williston Park). Philips, G.K., Reinier, K., Ashikaga, T., Luebbers, R.A.


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10kg 5kg. Forces are also used to change the direction of motion which is still acceleration. Centripetal force is a force that keeps an object traveling in a circle. - The force is pointing to the center of the circle.


Lesson 2: Force and Its  Representation
The normal force is the support force exerted upon an object which is in contact with another stable object. For example, if a book is resting upon a surface, then the surface is exerting an upward force upon the book in order to support the weight of the book.


Glossary of physics
Forces change motion. A force is a push or a pull. Forces give energy to objects to cause them to start moving, stop moving, change direction, or change the shape of objects. Forces are required to accelerate an object. Types of Forces: 1) Contact Force is when one object pushes or pulls an object by touching it. 2) Gravity is the force of attraction between two masses. 3) Friction is the force that resists motion between two surfaces in contact with each other.


Seismic Waves
Rayleigh waves or ground roll waves cause the surface of the ground to move up and down. They travel at roughly 90% of the speed of the S waves. Love waves involve the motion of the ground side-to-side, perpendicular to the propagation velocity. They usually travel slightly faster than the Rayleigh waves.


Seismic Waves
S waves travel typically 60% of the speed of P waves. They are typically more damaging than the P waves because they are several times higher in amplitude. Earthquakes also produce surface waves which may cause motion perpendicular to the surface or parallel to the surface.


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Organisms with hard mineralized parts, such as shells or bones, are found in the fossil record, but organisms without such hard parts are not preserved as fossils. (More).


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A. superposition B. faunal succession C. original horizontality D. lateral continuity. Weegy: D. lateral continuity User: Organisms with hard mineralized parts, such as shells or bones, are found in the fossil record, but organisms without such hard parts are not preserved as fossils. A. True B. False Weegy: A. True.


Seismic Waves
However, S waves depend upon a resistance to transverse or shear force which does not exist in a liquid or gas medium, so they can only travel in the solid parts of the Earth (see geologic example). P waves in air are simply sound waves and the speed of sound is around 340 m/s for ordinary temperatures.


Seismic Waves
S waves are transverse waves which involve movement of the ground perpendicular to the velocity of propagation. They travel only through solids, and the absence of detected S waves at large distances from earthquakes was the first indication that the Earth has a liquid core.


Seismic Waves
The Earth's crust as a solid object will support waves through the crust called body waves and on the surface (surface waves). In a solid material these waves can be either longitudinal waves or transverse waves.


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In the memory, the object maintains its state (the values of its instance variables), which can change and evolve throughout its lifetime. To get a newly-created object off to a good start, its newly-allocated memory must be initialized to a proper initial state.


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An update to the above answers, I agree instance methods use an instance of a class, whereas a class method can be used with just the class name. There is NO more any difference between instance method & class method after automatic reference counting came to existence in Objective-C.


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Like the other answers have said, instance methods operate on an object and has access to its instance variables, while a class method operates on a class as a whole and has no access to a particular instance's variables (unless you pass the instance in as a parameter).


What are the differences between instance methods and class methods?
The method can be called without creating an instance of the class. Class methods can only operate on class members and not on instance members as class methods are unaware of instance members.


What are the differences between instance methods and class methods?
Instance methods of the class can also not be called from within a class method unless they are being called on an instance of that class. Instance methods. on the other hand require an instance of the class to exist before they can be called, so an instance of a class needs to be created by using the new keyword.


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When the compiler generates an instance initialization method, it bases it on a constructor. It gives the method the same parameter list as the constructor, and it puts the code contained in the constructor's body into the method's body.


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Class methods are usually used to create instances of that class. For example, [NSString stringWithFormat:@SomeParameter]; returns an NSString instance with the parameter that is sent to it. Hence, because it is a Class method that returns an object of its type, it is also called a convenience method.


Instance and Class Members
myX and anotherX. You can set x and retrieve x directly from the AnIntegerNamedX class. You cannot do this with instance members, you can only invoke instance methods from an object and can only access instance variables from an object. You can access class variables and methods either from an instance of the class or from the class itself. you declare an instance variable. Every time you create an instance of a class, the runtime system creates one copy of each the class's instance variables for the instance. You can access an object's instance variables from an object as described in Using Objects.


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Additional 2-ounce rate, 70-cent stamps will be released in late February featuring the Wedding Cake and in March featuring Yes, I Do, as well as C. Alfred âChiefâ Anderson. On February 18, 2014, the 91-cent Ralph Ellison stamp will be issued in PSA panes of 20 stamps for the First-Class 3-ounce rate. Offices should maintain a supply of the 5- cent American Toleware PSA panes of 20 stamps to offer customers for use as make-up postage in conjunction with the 86-cent Tufted Puffins stamps.


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On March 13, 2014, the $19.99 USS Arizona stamp will be issued in PSA panes of 10 stamps for the Priority Mail Expressâ¢ flat rate. Offices may offer the same 4-cent options noted above as make-up postage for use in conjunction with the $19.95 Grand Central Terminal stamps.


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New postage prices take effect on January 26, 2014. Stamps in support of the new prices will be issued beginning on January 27 through March 2014.


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On February 12, 2014, the 21-cent Abraham Lincoln stamp will be issued in PSA panes of 20 stamps and PSA coils of 100 stamps, for the First-Class additional-ounce rate (extra ounces above the first ounce).


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US Postage Rates: The first ounce is 44 cents. Each additional ounce (or fraction of an ounce) costs an additional 17 cents. So anything that weighs more than 1 ounce and â¦ up to 2 ounces will be 61 cents. + 37 others found this useful. Patricia Greer. Mark Swarthout. Contract attorney.


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44 for the first ounce plus 17 for each additional so it would be 78 cents. NOT ANY MORE!!!! Note from Ron. When you answer postage questions you have to put dates on it bec â¦ ause it changes.


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Your baby's hearing is intact by the third trimester, when sonograms show that a fetus will actually turn its head to respond to a sound. But studies have shown that your unborn child can hear sounds as early as 20 weeks and will be startled by loud noises at about 25 weeks.


Can my baby see before she's born?
Your unborn baby's eyelids remain closed until you're about 28 weeks pregnant, which allows the retinas to fully develop. After that time, her eyes open and even begin to blink. Here's a fun fact: As soon as their eyes open in the womb, twin babies can find each other -- and will touch each other's faces or hold hands! Just as the womb isn't completely quiet (your baby can hear sounds like your voice, heartbeat, and tummy growling), it isn't totally dark, either. As early as week 18 -- when her eyes are still closed -- your baby's retinas can detect a small amount of light filtering through if you're out basking in the bright sun.


When do a baby's eyes open?
Report Abuse. Babies have the ability to open their eyes inside the womb. They keep their eyes closed a lot after birth because of the brightness of the lights. Most babies will recognize the mother's voice and open their eyes to see what she looks like, when being held for the first time. snethentown Â· 9 years ago. 5. Thumbs up.


Body Tour: The amazing development of the unborn
Four weeks after fertilization the eye, ear and respiratory systems begin to form. Thumbsucking has been photographed within the first trimester, at 9 to 12 weeks, by scientists. Did ya know? The baby at the fetal stage savours its mother's meals, first picking up the food tastes of a culture in the womb. And you wondered why you love spicy food so much! By 8 weeks the embryo grows to 1/2 an inch, the major muscles system develops and she moves gracefully like a good swimmer although you can't feel it yet.


Do Babies Open Their Eyes in the Womb?
Although their eyes begin development during the fifth week of pregnancy, it takes weeks after birth for a baby's eyes to fully develop. At four months' gestation, their eyes are nearly fully formed. From 26 to 28 weeks' gestation, babies keep their eyes open a lot. They can detect light shining directly into the womb, such as when the mother is sunbathing. By the 33rd week of pregnancy, their pupils constrict and dilate, which allows them to better detect light.


Baby Eye Development
When do babies start to see? The brain is still developing while the eyes grow inside the womb, making it unable to process visual cues and images, leaving their vision fuzzy. Between weeks 11 and 14 babies can see light from outside the womb.


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From 12 weeks, unborn babies can stretch, kick and leap around the womb - well before the mother can feel movement. From 18 weeks, they can open their eyes although most doctors thought eyelids were fused until 26 weeks.


Body Tour: The amazing development of the unborn
Body Tour: The amazing development of the unborn. One Month. Fertilization! The sperm and egg join in your fallopian tube to form a unique human being -- that's 46 combined chromosomes which pre-determine all of a person's physical characteristics.


Baby Eye Development
Your babyâs eyes develop in the very early stages of pregnancy â by week seven, eye structure begins to take shape. By week 10, eyelids are more developed; in weeks 11 through 14, your babyâs eyelids close and will remain closed until week 28, still allowing them to see light. Eyebrows and eyelashes are formed in week 26 and the eye has reached full development. Finally by week 28 the eyelids open and close.


Body Tour: The amazing development of the unborn
The images have shown: 1  From 12 weeks, unborn babies can stretch, kick and leap around the womb - well before the mother can feel movement. 2  From 18 weeks, they can open their eyes although most doctors thought eyelids were fused until 26 weeks. From 26 weeks, they appear to exhibit a whole range of typical baby behaviour and moods, including scratching, smiling, crying, hiccuping, and sucking.


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None of this reeeeally matters too much, after all, the pens that require the Z26 all come with a Z26 already, so it's only relevant if you need a replacement. And the pens that don't come with converters (Safari/Vista/Al-Star) can accept either version.


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Lamy and Platinum Converters. 1  Neither of the Lamy converters (the Z24 or Z26) fit on Platinum pens, the post is too wide to fit into the converter, so there's no hope. 2  Platinum converters will fit on the Lamy Vista and Safari, but not on the Al-Star, as you'll see in the video!


Lamy/Platinum Converter Swapâ¦?
1 Neither of the Lamy converters (the Z24 or Z26) fit on Platinum pens, the post is too wide to fit into the converter, so there's no hope. 2  Platinum converters will fit on the Lamy Vista and Safari, but not on the Al-Star, as you'll see in the video!


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Turns a Lamy cartridge pen into a plunger fountain pen. Fill your fountain pens with fountain pen inks using fountain pen ink converters. This Lamy fountain pen ink converter allows you to use bottled ink with the Lamy Safari, Vista, Joy, and AL-Star.


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Turns a Lamy cartridge pen into a plunger fountain pen. Fill your fountain pens with fountain pen inks using fountain pen ink converters. This Lamy fountain pen ink converter allows you to use bottled ink with the Lamy Safari, Vista, Joy, and AL-Star. Notify me when this product is back in stock.


"Lamy Z24/z26 ""frankenconverter"" Possible?"
I know both the Z24 and Z26 converters will fit in the likes of the Safari, Vista and Al-Star pens. But the Z26 converters are missing the little mounting ears on the Z24 converters that work in the Safari-like pens.


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Fill your fountain pens with fountain pen inks using fountain pen ink converters. This Lamy fountain pen ink converter allows you to use bottled ink with the Lamy Safari, Vista, Joy, and AL-Star. Notify me when this product is back in stock.


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Turns a Lamy cartridge pen into a plunger fountain pen. Fill your fountain pens with your favorite fountain pen inks using fountain pen ink converters. This Lamy fountain pen ink converter allows you to use bottled ink with the Lamy Safari, Vista, Joy, Nexx, and AL-Star fountain pens. Compatible pens.


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Fill your fountain pens with fountain pen inks using fountain pen ink converters. This Lamy fountain pen ink converter allows you to use bottled ink with the Lamy Safari, Vista, Joy, and AL-Star.


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And the pens that don't come with converters (Safari/Vista/Al-Star) can accept either version. The Z26 costs a few cents more, not enough to really matter too much. What does matter is if you wanted to have a slicker-looking Vista (the clear pen), the Z26 just looks a little snazzier than the Z24, in my opinion.


Attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan
Attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan. Secret Service Agent Robert Wanko can be seen in the last photo holding an Uzi. On March 30, 1981, a shooting occurred at the Washington Hilton Hotel in Washington D.C., which targeted Ronald Reagan, the 40th President of the United States. While leaving a speaking engagement at the Washington Hilton Hotel in Washington, D.C., President Reagan and three others were shot and wounded by John Hinckley Jr..


Presidents Who Killed Someone: How Many Presidents Have Killed A Man?
Here is my list of the Presidents who killed someone. If you find an oversight, please let me know in the comments section below! 1. George Washington (probably) Washington, a career soldier, was involved in several engagements early in his career in which he fired his weapon in close order combat.


List of United States presidential assassination attempts and plots
John F. Kennedy. The assassination of President Kennedy took place on Friday, November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas, at 12:30 p.m. CST (18:30 UTC). Kennedy was fatally shot twice through his neck and his head by a sniper while riding with his wife Jacqueline in a presidential motorcade through Dealey Plaza.


New JFK documentary alleges there WAS a second shooter in the assassination... and he was a Secret Service agent who shot the president by ACCIDENT
New JFK documentary alleges there WAS a second shooter in the assassination... and he was a Secret Service agent who shot the president by ACCIDENT. Film alleges that Agent George Hickey accidentally shot Kennedy in the head.


Presidents Who Killed Someone: How Many Presidents Have Killed A Man?
Posted on August 27, 2012. The men whoâve been president have certainly been a varied lot! From brilliant (Thomas Jefferson) to dopey (Warren G Harding) from unifying leader (Dwight Eisenhower) to divisive loner (Richard Nixon), our presidents have represented both the best and worst that America has to offer.


List of United States presidential assassination attempts and plots
Booth was tracked down by Union soldiers and was shot and killed by Sergeant Boston Corbett on April 26, 1865. Booth apparently believed that killing Lincoln would radically change U.S. policy toward the South. Vice President Andrew Johnson and Secretary of State William H. Seward were targeted in the same plot.


Make the Most of Your Town
BREAKING NEWS: Cleveland police hunting man who shot and killed a man on Facebook Live today after making his victim say the name of his ex girlfriend, and he claims to have killed 13 more. Louisiana man, 18, is arrested for saying 'f***' in front of a woman, 75, which 'disturbed her peace'.


New JFK documentary alleges there WAS a second shooter in the assassination... and he was a Secret Service agent who shot the president by ACCIDENT
Now a new documentary has come up with a new twist on the conspiracy theory, claiming that a Secret Service agent was the man who fired that shot... by accident. JFK: The Smoking Gun claims that George Hickey, a Secret Service man riding in the car behind Kennedy, accidentally fired his weapon on November 22, 1963.


What is CBD Isolate?
Typically with CBD consumer products, 90% or more of the CBD is wasted because the body simply cannot absorb it. Thatâs because CBD particles, like all phytocannabinoids, measure about 2,000 nanometers. Human cells can only absorb particles of 60-80 nanometers.


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FIG. 6A is a graph showing the effect of CBD (as measured by the change in absorbance at 234 nm) on the enzymatic activity of two lipoxygenase enzymes, rabbit 15-LO and porcine 12-LO, which demonstrates that CBD inhibits 15-LO, but not 12-LO enzyme.


Buy CBD Oil | The CBD Store
The CBD Store is an authorized Re-seller. 1  of the Charlotte's Web product line. 2  Charlotteâs Web Botanicals (CW Botanicals) offers premium hemp products to consumers that demand the highest quality and purity standards. All CW Botanicals products contain extracts made from proprietary hemp strains.


The Truth About the US Governmentâs CBD Patent
According to Hoban, âYou canât sell CBD pharmaceuticals in the U.S. without going through the government to get permission.â Obtained in October 2003, US Patent 6630507, titled cannabinoids as antioxidants and neuroprotectants, is owned by the National Institutes of Health.


Does The U.S. Government Own A Patent On Marijuana?
Patent No. 6630507, held by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, covers the use of cannabinoids for treating a wide range of diseases. Under U.S. federal law, marijuana is defined as having no medical use. So it might come as a surprise to hear that the government owns one of the only patents on marijuana as a medicine. The patent is titled âCannabinoids as antioxidants and neuroprotectantsâ and was awarded to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in October 2003.


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Considering the cost of chemicals, equipment and work to prepare a CBD isolate as per the patent you quoted, I estimate this to be highly unrealistic and unlikely. Unless maybe philantropists like Bill Gates want to sponsor it. Maybe he will if you find a way to make it tax deductible. Or even to make a profit under the guise of giving.


Strain Review: 99% CBD Isolate from CBDistillery
Countless people are using CBD for anxiety, pain, epilepsy, arthritis, cramps, muscle pain, insomnia, headaches etc. I was truly baffled at all the overwhelming responses of positive affirmations. Dabbing this 99 percent CBD isolate straight is like breathing in a lightly humidified mentholated vapor.


We have set an industry standard for all CBD isolate manufacturers
CBD comes in two forms one is a crystal isolate which only dissolves in oil and alcohol-based solvents. We call it ISOLATE. The water soluble product we call SDP 46. It dissolves in any water based product or in simple tap water. For purity we recommend dissolving SDP 46 in warm distilled water.


What is CBD Isolate?
What is CBD Isolate? With the rapid growth of the CBD industry and constant advances in its technology, there are a lot of terms floating around that are unfamiliar, if not confusing, to many people. âNano-Amplified CBDâ is one of them.


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A further aspect of the invention concerns methods of therapeutic and/or non- therapeutic treatment of a human or animal subject in need thereof, said method comprising administering to said human or animal subject in need thereof a CBD isolate according to the invention, preferably a pharmaceutical or cosmetic formulation comprising the CBD isolate, as described herein before.


Background
The objective was to establish various telemedicine services in eight rural communities. The hub of the Network is at The University of Arizona Health Sciences (UAHS). One site was designated to be at a Department of Corrections facility.


VA Telehealth Services
Synchronous Synchronous, real-time or Clinical Video Telehealth requires the presence of both parties at the same time and a communication link between them that allows a real-time interaction to take place.


VA Telehealth Services
New technologies such as telehealth help improve health care services. For technology to work it must work for the people it is meant to help - patients and the professionals providing care.


VA Telehealth Services
VA Telehealth Services uses health informatics, disease management and telehealth technologies to target care and case management to improve access to care, improving the health of veterans. Telehealth changes the location where health care services are routinely provided.


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Telemedicine/organization & administration* Time Factors; User-Computer Interface


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8. what is telemedicine? How do the synchronous and asynchronous forms of telemedicine diFer in their applicaTons? Telemedicine employs the use of telecommunicaÂ±ons technology for medical diagnosis and paÂ±ent care when provider and client are separated by distance. Synchronous technology allows for telecommunicaÂ±on to occur in real Â±me. Asynchronous technology employs store-and-forward technology that allows users to review the informaÂ±on later. 10.


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Synchronous and asynchronous telemedicine. Allely EB. This paper outlines the differences between telemedicine applications in terms of their synchronous or asynchronous nature. The differences in the demands of these two forms of telemedicine are significant and should be considered in the development of any telemedicine system. It is the asynchronous applications that are most likely to provide real change in the practice of medicine.


Background
Telemedicine is the use of telecommunications technology to provide health care services to patients who are geographically separated from a physician or other health care providers. According to this definition, telemedicine has been used in Arizona since the first consultation over a telephone. Interest in using telemedicine to solve a number of problems in health care delivery has been growing worldwide in recent years.


Background
In 1996, there were several Arizona telemedicine initiatives involving the legislature, state agencies, and The Arizona Health Sciences Center in Tucson. The Arizona State Legislature budgeted $1.2 M to fund the first year of operations of a new Arizona Rural Telemedicine Network.


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What is telemedicine how do the synchronous and. 1  4 pages. Tiarra Suel Ch 1 review questions. Tiarra Suel Ch. 1 review questions 2.) The main objective of a health care systems it. 2  6 pages. Pathway to Excellence Lecture Slides. Pathway to Excellence Alisha Keck, Claire Curtis, Lauren Rominger, & Crystal Bland Mi. 3  2 pages.


Why is Times Square called Times Square?
Martin Fox is correct. The New York Times is located on West 43rd Street right off Seventh Avenue. What most people don't realize is that Times Square doesn't resemble a city square as that is understood around the world. If you look at overhead pictures, it looks like a triangle. Why is that? Midtown Manhattan is largely a grid of East/West streets and Uptown/Downtown Avenues (New Yorkers never say North or South when indicating direction).


"Why do they call it ""times square"" in NYC?"
Best Answer: it used to be called longacre square. that was before the New York Times built a building there at 42nd st and broadway. here's a pics of the original ...


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Best Times Square we have ever been Compare it to the Times Square in Tokyo, Hong Kong, and perhaps Piccadilly Circus in London, New York Times Square was far more spectacular and exciting. The main streets leading to it was full of street artists and performers, costumed characters whom you can take photos with, kids loved the Marvel heroes characters.


âWhy is this called a square?âReview of Times Square
Why is this called a square? It's just a wide spot in the road. Lot's of big light up signs on buildings just like the advertisement signs we have on the highways in California.


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Times Square: Why is this called a square? - See 40,709 traveler reviews, 25,021 candid photos, and great deals for New York City, NY, at TripAdvisor.


Why is Times Square called Times Square?
Like Times Square, Herald Square is named after a prominent newspaper of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the New York Herald, which eventually merged with the New-York Tribune. Horace Greeley was the great editor of the Tribune.


Why is Times Square called Times Square?
It is named Times Square for The New York Times. The New York Times was enticed to the area, called Longacre square by the opening of the subway in 1904. As one of the concessions, The NYT requested the name change to match Herald Square, named for The New York Herald and Greeley Square, named for Horace Greeley, publisher of the New York Tribune.


Names of America: Why is Times Square Called Times Square?
The Times has since moved again; the building is now known as the Times Square building. Because the interior of the building is too narrow to attract many tenants, today it serves mostly as the site for the massive electronic billboards that are iconic of Times Square.


"Why do they call it ""times square"" in NYC?"
Best Answer: it used to be called longacre square. that was before the New York Times built a building there at 42nd st and broadway. here's a pics of the original building. http://www.nyc-architecture.com/MID/MID1... when the new york times finished building the building, they held a fireworks celebration on january 1, 1904.


Names of America: Why is Times Square Called Times Square?
Even lifelong New Yorkers may not be aware of its origins. Times Square stretches between Broadway and Seventh Avenue, and between West 42nd and West 47th Streets. A subway station at the corner of 42nd Street and Broadway marks the name. Prior to 1904, the area, a busy horse and buggy intersection, was called Longacre Square, after the carriage district in London. Longacre Square became Times Square once the New York Times built its headquarters there, moving from 41 Park Row in downtown Manhattan to their Gothic skyscraper (25 stories!) in January, 1905.


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Peritoneal inclusion cysts, also known as peritoneal pseudocysts and inflammatory cysts of the pelvic peritoneum, present with a variety of imaging appearances, which can be confused with various adnexal masses of the female pelvis.


Nonovarian Cystic Lesions of the Pelvis
Peritoneal inclusion cyst in a 47-year-old woman with Crohn disease, a history of multiple bowel resections, and suspected perianal fistula. Axial (a) and coronal (b) T2-weighted fat-saturated MR images show multiple thin-walled, fluid-filled high-signal-intensity locules conforming to the peritoneum.


Nonovarian Cystic Lesions of the Pelvis
Peritoneal inclusion cysts occur almost exclusively in premenopausal women with active ovaries, pelvic adhesions, and impaired absorption of peritoneal fluid, which leads to formation of fluid-filled cysts that conform to the shape of the peritoneal cavity, and they may recur (1).


Testicular Cancer Treatment (PDQÂ®)âHealth Professional Version
The correct clinical diagnosis of peritoneal inclusion cysts is useful in planning treatment. Conservative treatment should be considered for patients with peritoneal inclusion cysts. After surgical resection, the risk of recurrence is 30-50% [6].


Nonovarian Cystic Lesions of the Pelvis
Peritoneal inclusion cyst in an 18-year-old woman with left iliac fossa pain. (a) Transabdominal US image shows a hypoechoeic cystic locule conforming to the peritoneum. The left ovary (arrowhead) and broad ligament (arrows) are separate from, but entrapped within, the cyst.


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Most patients with peritoneal inclusion cysts present with pelvic pain or a pelvic mass . Peritoneal inclusion cysts occur almost exclusively in premenopausal women with a history of previous abdominal or pelvic surgery, trauma, pelvic inflammatory disease, or endometriosis [1, 5].


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Peritoneal inclusion cysts have no malignant potential despite the occasional occurrence of metaplasia. View larger version (153K) Fig. 1. â37-year-old woman with peritoneal inclusion cyst.


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Natural History. Most patients with peritoneal inclusion cysts present with pelvic pain or a pelvic mass [1]. Peritoneal inclusion cysts occur almost exclusively in premenopausal women with a history of previous abdominal or pelvic surgery, trauma, pelvic inflammatory disease, or endometriosis [1, 5]. Peritoneal inclusion cysts tend to grow slowly as more fluid is secreted by the ovaries and not reabsorbed by the peritoneum.


CT and MR Imaging of Pericardial Disease
On MR imaging, peritoneal inclusion cysts have low signal intensity on T1-weighted images and high signal intensity on T2-weighted spin-echo images, suggesting that the fluid is serous (Fig. 10A, 10B). Occasionally, old blood in the loculi of peritoneal inclusion cysts can have high signal intensity on T1-weighted images.


Nonovarian Cystic Lesions of the Pelvis
Mimics of ovarian cystic masses include peritoneal inclusion cyst, paraovarian cyst, mucocele of the appendix, obstructed fallopian tube (eg, hydrosalpinx, pyosalpinx, and hematosalpinx), uterine leiomyoma, adenomyosis, spinal meningeal cyst, unicornuate uterus, lymphocele, cystic degeneration of lymph nodes, lymphangioleiomyomatosis, hematoma, and abscess.


A Discussion of Cognitive Screening Instruments and Executive Functions
The maximum score is 30. A score of 23 or lower is indicative of cognitive impairment. As a rule, scores of 20 or lower indicate delirium, dementia, schizophrenia, or a mood disorder. The MMSE takes only 5â10 minutes to administer and is therefore practical to use repeatedly and routinely.


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Wellness Visit. Developed by a group of clinical dementia experts, the recommended process outlined on. page 4 allows you to efficiently identify patients with probable cognitive impairment while giving you the. flexibility to choose a cognitive assessment tool that works best for you and your patients.


Alzheimer's disease
In the early stages the patient may be. able to participate in the FAST administration but usually the information should be collected from a caregiver or, in the case of nursing home care, the nursing home staff. The FAST scale has seven stages: 1 which is normal adult. 2 which is normal older adult. 3 which is early dementia. 4 which is mild dementia. 5 which is moderate dementia. 6 which is moderately severe dementia. 7 which is severe dementia. FAST Functional Milestones. FAST stage 1 is the normal adult with no cognitive decline. FAST stage 2 is the normal older adult with very mild. memory loss. Stage 3 is early dementia. Here memory loss becomes apparent to co-workers and family. The patient. may be unable to remember names of persons just introduced to them. Stage 4 is mild dementia.


Measuring cognitive function
Measuring cognitive function. It can be difficult for health professionals to accurately assess cognitive function in older people. Yet this is one of the most important assessments clinicians make, particularly those working in old age psychiatry and geriatric medicine. It is essential to detecting and diagnosing dementia.


Measuring cognitive function
The cognitive assessment toolkit. Alzheimer's Society have produced a toolkit â developed by an expert writing group and supported by Department of Health. Its aim is to help health professionals determine the most appropriate cognitive assessment tool for use with patients in their setting.


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Sc.Eng., Alex Mihailidis, PhD. Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, University of Toronto. Issue and Its Importance to Universal Design. Older adults with dementia frequently encounter (often insurmountable) difficulties when trying. to use everyday products and tools that are required to complete activities of daily living (ADL). For example, many institutionsâ regulations stipulate the use of liquid soap in a pump to. minimize contamination, however, the majority of older adults with dementia do not recognize.


A Discussion of Cognitive Screening Instruments and Executive Functions
Early introduction of cholinesterase inhibitors such as Aricept which may slow the progression of the disease. Identification and provision of the âjust-right matchâ of cognitive ability to living environment and caregiver support. Maximize function, safety, and emotional well-being.


Cognitive Assessment
â¢ Three validated informant assessment of patient tools: the Short Form of the Informant Questionnaire. on Cognitive Decline in the Elderly (Short IQCODE), the Eight-item Informant Interview to Differentiate. Aging and Dementia (AD8) and the GPCOG.