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In SI system, centi prefix means a factor of 1/100 and it equals to 0.01 meter which is a metric system base length unit. The symbol is cm. Inch is an imperial and U.S. customary system length unit. It equals to 1/12 of a foot or 1/36 of a yard. The abbreviation is in and the symbol is () double prime.


Sabal palmetto
Sabal 'Lisa'[edit] Sabal 'Lisa' in Fort Myers, Florida. Recently, a new mutant form of Sabal palmetto has been discovered in South West Florida, and named as a cultivar Sabal palmetto 'Lisa'. The difference between the 'Lisa' and the wild-type Sabal palmetto is in the form of the leaf.


Sabal palmetto
Sabal palmetto is hardy to USDA zone 8, and has been reported to have some cold hardness down to -13 C (7 F). Maintenance of the Cabbage Palm tree is very easy and very adaptable. The cabbage palmetto is known to tolerate drought, standing water and brackish water.


Life Cycle of a Palm Plant
Palms grow from seeds encased in dry or fleshy fruits in soil conditions that are warm and moist. The roots grow outward to anchor the upright stems or trunk that lack wood. As it matures, the fronds supply energy to form flowers that are pollinated by wind or insects, creating seeds. A palm is perennial, lasting for decades and producing annual crops of seeds.


Palm Rats / Roof Rats
Palm Rat Identification. The palm ratâs body spans from three to eight inches and they have the ability to jump as far as eight feet. Their lifespan is two to three years. Female rat litters can range from five to eight babies and they can give birth up to six times a year. Roof rats generally prefer vegetables, fruits and grain.


Palm Rats / Roof Rats
Palm Rat Facts. Palm rats, also known as roof rats, black rats, ship rats or house rats, are the leading rodent pest in Florida and in other tropical climates. They are climbers and prefer to nest off the ground in trees like palms, which is how they got their common name. Fruit is one of their main food sources.


The Life Cycle of a Palm Tree
The Life Cycle of a Palm Tree. Palm Tree Facts. Palm trees are flowering plants. that grow in a hot climate. They. produce coconuts and dates. Pollination. In the spring, male palm trees grow. stems and dusty blossoms. Then, bees transfer the pollen grains to the flowers on the female trees.


Washingtonia filifera
It is also reportedly naturalized in the Southeast, Florida, Hawaii, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Australia (New South Wales). Washingtonia filifera grows to 18 metres (59 ft) in height (occasionally to 25 metres (82 ft)) in ideal conditions. The California Fan Palm Tree is also known as the Desert Fan Palm, American Cotton Palm and Arizona Fan Palm. The fronds are up to 3.5â4 metres (11â13 ft) long, made up of a petiole up to 2 metres (6.6 ft) long, bearing a fan of leaflets 1.5â2 metres (4.9â6.6 ft) long.


Washingtonia filifera
Washingtonia filifera, also known as desert fan palm or California fan palm or California palm, is a flowering plant in the palm family (Arecaceae), and native to the southwestern U.S. and Baja California.


Washingtonia filifera
(June 2014) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) Washingtonia filifera grows to 18 metres (59 ft) in height (occasionally to 25 metres (82 ft)) in ideal conditions. The California Fan Palm Tree is also known as the Desert Fan Palm, American Cotton Palm and Arizona Fan Palm.


Why Personal Leadership is Important
What is leadership? Leadership is term most commonly used to refer to activities such as conducting, guiding, or directing other people; initiating the appropriate activity aimed at a specific target or goal. However, leadership is also the term used to refer to someone who is in a formal leader role or capacity.


What Is a Team Leader? - Description, Role & Responsibilities
- Description, Role & Responsibilities. Are you interested in becoming a team leader or need to find one for your organization? Read on to learn more about what a team leader is and the various roles and responsibilities that comes with this position. A team leader is someone who provides direction, instructions and guidance to a group of individuals, who can also be known as a team, for the purpose of achieving a certain goal. Team leaders serve various roles in an organization.


Personal Responsibility and Leadership
The interesting thing is that Bob never volunteers to take responsibility for any of our projects. He will point out the need to take action, or complain about the fact that we are not making progress in certain areas, but has never volunteered a solution or taken responsibility to fix the problem.


Personal Responsibility and Leadership
As I reflected on the situation, it occurred to me how critical personal responsibility was to leadership. I say âpersonalâ responsibility because I believe there are people who will assume responsibility for something if they believe there are others they can blame if something goes wrong. On the surface it would seem that people who are not willing to assume responsibility would never be put into a leadership role. Unfortunately it happens all too often. There are some people who get promoted because they are very adept at pushing blame off on others.


Examples of Leadership Roles
A common leadership role in an organization is that of supervisor. Managers inherently have subordinates over whom they have supervisory responsibilities. This includes delegation of tasks, monitoring of work performance and deadlines and communication before, during and after work is completed.


Examples of Leadership Roles
Leadership roles are either formal or informal. In formal roles, leaders have a designated responsibility within their position that causes employees to follow them. Informal roles include situations in which leaders use personal traits like empathy, charisma, inspiration and compassion to naturally motivate others to act.


Personal Responsibility and Leadership
In Jim Collinsâ book, âFrom Good to Greatâ, he talks about âLevel 5 Leadershipâ. One of the characteristics of a âLevel 5 Leaderâ is their tendency to be the first to take the blame when things go wrong and the first to give credit to others when things go right.


Examples of Leadership Roles
While employees are often driven by their own ambitions, a primary leadership role in a company is creating a vision and motivating people to follow. Employees can generally only achieve their best if they see a connection between their individual and work group functions and the ultimate success of the organization.


Why Personal Leadership is Important
Personal leadership is the ability to direct your own life and to lead yourself in the direction that you would like for your life to take. It is the ability to define what you want out of life and how you are going to get there. These are important qualities in developing leadership, both personally and corporately. Personal leadership means leading, directing, and taking action. It means living each day to its fullest.


When Should Puberty Start?
Puberty is considered early (precocious) if it occurs before the age of 8 years in girls and 9 years in boys and is considered late or delayed if it has not begun prior to the age of 13 years for girls and 14 years of age for boys.


When Do Men & Women Reach Their Physical Peak?
Although men have more muscle mass than women, both sexes reach their physical peak as young adults or anywhere from their late 20's to early 30's, according to âHuman Development: A Life-Span Viewâ by Robert Kail and John Cavanaugh. After this point, your physical strength will decline slowly throughout the remaining years of your life.


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Your bones need specific amounts of vitamins, minerals, protein, & growth factors to grow to their maximum length (making you taller). Peak Height provides your nutrient hungry bones with optimal amounts of many nutrients to enhance their growth.


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Recommended starting dose is 6-12 months. Taking Peak Height for a longer period of time increases your growth potential. For maximum height increase take Peak Height pills over the length of your adolescent growing years, ages 11-22. Take three height pills in the evening with food.


Woman
Puberty is the process of physical changes through which a child's body matures into an adult body capable of sexual reproduction. It is initiated by hormonal signals from the brain to the gonads: the ovaries in a girl, the testes in a boy. In response to the signals, the gonads produce hormones that stimulate libido and the growth, function, and transformation of the brain, bones, muscle, blood, skin, hair, breasts, and sex organs.


When Do Men & Women Reach Their Physical Peak?
The muscle strength of men and women peaks anywhere from 20 to 30 years old. If youâre not suffering from injuries or disease, you can maintain this strength for another 20 years.


Motor Development Ch. 4; Physical growth, maturation and aging
-body as a whole follows sigmoid pattern; specific parts, tissues, and organs have different growth rates. -body proportions change from head-heavy, short-legged form at birth to adult proportions. -in adolescense, boys increase in shoulder breadth, in girls shoulder-to-hip ratio is fairly stable.


When Should Puberty Start?
This is followed a few months later by the growth of pubic hair. Puberty continues with an increase in the size of the testicles and penis and continued growth of pubic and axillary hair. Boys undergo their peak growth spurt about 2-3 years later than girls. Also, this usually begins with an enlargement of the hands and feet and is later followed by growth in the arms, legs, trunk, and chest.


Motor Development Ch. 4; Physical growth, maturation and aging
girls mature earlier than boys do, around 9 years old until it tapers off at 14. Puberty is during this time. They grow rapidly but not as drastic as the boys. Boys start puberty at 11 and have the growth spurt until 16 normally. they grow much taller than girls normally because of the extra two years.


How Does This Kind Of Twinning Occur?
1 Conjoined twins are always the same sex and same race. 2  The condition occurs more often in females than males at a ratio of 3:1. 3  Births are more likely to occur in India or Africa than in China or the United States. ( 4 In Africa, the reported frequency is one in 14,000 births, suggesting a higher incidence in blacks.).


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Thoracopagus twins make up about 40 percent of all conjoined cases. Another common type of conjunction is called omphalopagus, where twins are connected from the breastbone to the waist. About 33 percent of all conjoined cases are categorized as omphalopagus.


Conjoined Twins
When the bodies of twins connect, they are called conjoined twins. Conjoined twins begin as a single fertilized egg. Usually, a single egg develops into 1 baby. Sometimes a single egg divides in half 1 to 2 weeks after itâs fertilized. This creates a set of identical twins.


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1 Conjoined twins occur in approximately one in 50,000 births, and the majority do not survive (they are stillborn).


Conjoined Twins
Doctors group conjoined twins based on where they are joined: 1  Joined at the chest, called thoracopagus. 2  This is the most common type. 3  About 40% of all conjoined twins are in this group. 4  These twins are face to face.


Conjoined Twins
1 About 6% of conjoined twins are in this group. 2  Joined at the head, called craniopagus. 3  These twins may share a skull, brain and other parts of the nervous system. 4  About 2% of conjoined twins are in this group.


How Does This Kind Of Twinning Occur?
1 There are five primary types of conjoined twins. 2  Conjoined twins occur in approximately one in 50,000 births, and the majority do not survive (they are stillborn). 3  Conjoined twins are always the same sex and same race. 4  The condition occurs more often in females than males at a ratio of 3:1.


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Facts About the Twins. Births of conjoined twins, whose skin and internal organs are fused together, are rare. Conjoined twins occur once every 200,000 live births, and their survival is anything but assured. Approximately 40 to 60 percent of conjoined twins arrive stillborn, and about 35 percent survive only one day. The overall survival rate of conjoined twins is somewhere between 5 percent and 25 percent.


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One of the best-known cases of conjoined twins is that of Eng and Chang Bunker, who are born in Siam (now Thailand) -- hence the phrase Siamese twins.. They are joined at the waist by a tubular band of tissue about 3.25 inches long and about 1.5 inches in diameter.


How Does This Kind Of Twinning Occur?
1 History's most notable conjoined twins were Chang and Eng Bunker, born in Thailand (formerly Siam -- hence the origination of the name Siamese Twins) in 1811. 2  They were joined at the chest and traveled with Barnum and Bailey's Circus. 3  They died at age 62, within three hours of each other.


Taking A Pap Smear
1 * from Mullerian duct-lined by columnar epithelium. * 2  from urogenital plate-lined by stratified squamous epithelium. 3  Point at which columnar and squamous epithelium meet is called as original squamo-columnar junction. 4  Under influence of estrogen, original SCJ moves onto the portio.


Taking A Pap Smear
1 PAP smear sampling of cervix involves scraping of cervical surface and a portion of non visualised cervical canal using various sampling devices.


Your Top Pap Smear Questions Answered
It's best to have a Pap and/or HPV test between 10 and 20 days after the first day of your last period, according to the National Cancer Institute. If you're in the middle of perimenopause and have irregular periods, this can be difficult to time. But OB-GYNs understand.


Overview
Your doctor will gently insert an instrument called a speculum into your vagina. The speculum holds the walls of your vagina apart so that your doctor can easily see your cervix. Inserting the speculum may cause a sensation of pressure in your pelvic area.


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1 In 1945, PAP smear was endorsed by American cancer society as an effective method for prevention of cervical cancer.


What you can expect
During the Pap smear. A Pap smear is performed in your doctor's office and takes only a few minutes. You may be asked to undress completely or only from the waist down. You'll lie down on your back on an exam table with your knees bent. Your heels rest in supports called stirrups.


Your Top Pap Smear Questions Answered
Cervical cancer screening includes two types of tests: a Pap smear and an HPV test. While the Pap test detects cell abnormalities, the HPV test detects high-risk HPV strains in cervical cells. Many doctors perform both tests at the same time, even using the same sample in a procedure called Pap and HPV costesting.


Taking A Pap Smear
1 George N Papanicolaou introduced cervical cytology in clinical practice in 1940. 2  George N Papanicolaou introduced cervical cytology in clinical practice in 1940. 3  In 1945, PAP smear was endorsed by American cancer society as an effective method for prevention of cervical cancer.


What you can expect
Depending on the type of Pap testing you're undergoing, your doctor transfers the cell sample collected from your cervix into a container holding a special liquid to preserve the sample (liquid-based Pap test) or onto a glass slide (conventional Pap smear).


Taking A Pap Smear
1 Single test will not detect cervical abnormality but with 3 negative tests there is less than 1% chance of cervical abnormality. 2  Conventional cytology has specificity of 98% and sensitivity of 51%.


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DA means district attorney. The relevance of this and urban terminology is it's connection with punishment for crimes. If you get caught by the 'Po (police for yall) selling drugs or whatnot, you will probably have to deal with a District Attorney. District Attorneys only practice law in district courts (imagine that).


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DA. DA means district attorney. The relevance of this and urban terminology is it's connection with punishment for crimes. If you get caught by the 'Po (police for yall) selling drugs or whatnot, you will probably have to deal with a District Attorney.


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DA means district attorney. The relevance of this and urban terminology is it's connection with punishment for crimes. If you get caught by the 'Po (police for yall) selling drugs or whatnot, you will probably have to deal with a District Attorney.


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A trade name, trading name, or business name is a pseudonym used by companies to perform their business under a name that differs from the registered, legal name of the business.


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The relevance of this and urban terminology is it's connection with punishment for crimes. If you get caught by the 'Po (police for yall) selling drugs or whatnot, you will probably have to deal with a District Attorney.


Trade name
For trade names of other products and services, see brand name. A trade name, trading name, or business name is a pseudonym used by companies to perform their business under a name that differs from the registered, legal name of the business.


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Gross Domestic Product. The total market value of all final goods and services produced in a country in a given year, equal to total consumer, investment and government spending, plus the value of exports, minus the value of imports.


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Definition. Gross Domestic Product. The total market value of all final goods and services produced in a country in a given year, equal to total consumer, investment and government spending, plus the value of exports, minus the value of imports.


GDP
Definition. Gross Domestic Product. The total market value of all final goods and services produced in a country in a given year, equal to total consumer, investment and government spending, plus the value of exports, minus the value of imports. GDP Reporting.


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A hexose is so named for the number of Carbon atoms in the sugar, which is 6. A pentose, similarly, is the name for sugars with five Carbon atoms. Even though frustose has a five member Carbon ring, it actually contains 6 Carbons and is therefore a hexose.


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A hexose is so named for the number of Carbon atoms in the sugar, which is 6. A pentose, similarly, is the name for sugars with five Carbon atoms. Even though frustose has a f â¦ ive member Carbon ring, it actually contains 6 Carbons and is therefore a hexose.


Why is fructose a hexose and not a pentose?
A hexose is so named for the number of Carbon atoms in the sugar, which is 6. A pentose, similarly, is the name for sugars with five Carbon atoms. Even though frustose has a f â¦ ive member Carbon ring, it actually contains 6 Carbons and is therefore a hexose. 22 people found this useful.


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A pentose, similarly, is the name for sugars with five Carbon atoms. Even though frustose has a five member Carbon ring, it actually contains 6 Carbons and is therefore a hexose.


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A hexose is so named for the number of Carbon atoms in the sugar, which is 6. A pentose, similarly, is the name for sugars with five Carbon atoms.


Difference Between Hexose and Pentose
Hexose vs Pentose. Carbohydrates are a group of compounds that are defined as âpolyhydroxy aldehydes and ketones or substances that hydrolyze to yield polyhydroxy aldehydes and ketones.â Carbohydrates are the most abundant type of organic molecules on earth.


Why is fructose a hexose and not a pentose?
Making the world better, one answer at a time. A hexose is so named for the number of Carbon atoms in the sugar, which is 6. A pentose, similarly, is the name for sugars with five Carbon atoms. Even though frustose has a five member Carbon ring, it actually contains 6 Carbons and is therefore a hexose.


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Pentoseï¼ made of five carbon pen meaning five and ose a suffix for sugars.   Hexoseï¼ hexãmeans 6 and ose is a suffix for sugars. It has 6 carbon sugars inste â¦ ad of five.


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Sincethen, many bacteria have been found to metabolize andferment hexose and pentose sugars, but all produced anunwanted mixture of fermentation products. Although,homo-ethanol pathway is found in Z. mobilis, substraterange this organism can metabolize (glucose, fructoseand sucrose) is very limited 23,24.


Difference Between Hexose and Pentose
â¢ Hexose is the group of monosaccharides with six carbon atoms whereas pentose is the group of monosaccharides with five carbon atoms. â¢Hexose molecules have more chiral centers than pentose molecules. Therefore, the number of possible stereoisomers from hexose molecules is higher than that of pentoses.


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You may have noticed this tenderness from about three weeks or four weeks of your pregnancy, before you even did a pregnancy test (Murray and Hassall 2009) . Your breasts may become so tender that even your clothes brushing against them feels unbearable. You may also not like having your breasts touched.


Fibrocystic Breast Condition (Cysts, Fibrosis, Lumps) Symptoms, Diet, and Natural Pain Treatments
Much less common causes of breast pain include benign growths (tumors) in the breasts (including cysts), breast cancer, and certain medications. It should be noted that breast cancers are often painless and can be detected by manual examination, mammogram, or ultrasound of the breast.


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Pregnancy Signs and Symptoms. 1  Swollen, tender, or sore breasts and/ or nipples-Often, this is the first physical sign of pregnancy.


Fibrocystic Breast Condition (Cysts, Fibrosis, Lumps) Symptoms, Diet, and Natural Pain Treatments
The most common cause of breast discomfort is from the effects of hormones on breast tissue from the female menstrual period. Many women experience mild monthly breast pain in conjunction with their periods (menses). For some women, however, the pain can be more severe.


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And then there's the other P: perimenopause. Hormone changes can cause water retention, as anyone with a case of period bloat who can't fit into her favorite jeans can attest. Your breasts can retain fluid, too, swelling the tissue and making them feel heavy and sore.


By Lillie D. Shockney, RN, BS, MAS
Swollen and tender breasts are often a sign of high levels of. , which is common in the perimenopausal period. It's also common when you're pregnant and just before your period (which is why your breasts are often tender then).


10 Common Perimenopause Symptoms
Hormone changes can cause water retention, as anyone with a case of period bloat who can't fit into her favorite jeans can attest. Your breasts can retain fluid, too, swelling the tissue and making them feel heavy and sore.


Adverse Financial Check
This is of vital importance if you are recruiting for a role that involves the handling of money, accounts or sensitive data. Through screening your candidates, a thorough pre employment credit check from Experian is a first line of defence for your businessâs integrity, reputation and security. We have direct access to one of the UKâs largest consumer databases.


Background Checks for Employment
For positions involving accounting or financial responsibilities, credit reports can provide insight into how financially dependable you are. Find out more information on why background checks are a common part of the hiring process, what information is included in background checks, and what your rights are. A background check is a review of a person's commercial, criminal and (occasionally) financial records.


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The amount of the tax credit varies by target group. The tax credit for target groups A, B, C, D, E, G, H, and L is 40 percent of qualified first year wages up to $6,000 if the individual is retained for at least 400 hours.


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Our Tax Credit Practice Principles. 1  Our primary objective is client satisfaction. 2  Our ultimate goal is tax credit maximization. 3  We provide state-of-the-art technology and flexible management methods.  We always protect client 1  confidentiality. We offer pre-employment screening services.


Adverse Financial Check
A pre employment credit check is an invaluable part of the screening process. Understanding a candidateâs background can help to mitigate the risks posed to your business by individuals under financial strain.


Background Checks for Employment
Employers can, with the permission of the job applicant or employee, check credit history. Here's the credit information that is available to employers. Employment Verification. When hired for a new job, employees are required to prove that they are legally entitled to work in the United States.


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If the individual is retained less than 400 hours but at least 120 hours a 25 percent tax credit is available on qualified first year wages up to $6,000. The exception is target group F (summer youth). The maximum amount of wages to which the tax credit may be applied shall not exceed $3,000.


Undertaking a Successful Project Audit
Phase 2: In-depth Research. Conduct individual research interviews with the project sponsor, project manager and project team members to identify past, current and future issues, concerns, challenges and opportunities.


Bright Hub Project Management
Interviewing Team Members. Once you have decided who will be the risk auditor, itâs time to begin. First, make a list of the people who will be interviewed during the audit. Usually, that list will include the project manager, stakeholders, and project team.


Undertaking a Successful Project Audit
This will help the organization identify what it needs to do so that mistakes are not repeated on future projects. Regardless of whether the project audit is conducted mid-term on a project or at its conclusion, the process is similar. It is generally recommended that an outside facilitator conduct the project audit.


Undertaking a Successful Project Audit
A project audit provides an opportunity to uncover issues, concerns and challenges encountered during the project lifecycle. Conducted midway through the project, an audit affords the project manager, project sponsor and project team an interim view of what has gone well, as well as what needs to be improved to successfully complete the project.


Undertaking a Successful Project Audit
The purpose of a project audit is to identify âLessons Learnedâ that can help improve the performance of a project or to improve the performance of future projects by undertaking a forensic review to uncover problems to be avoided.


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First, you will receive a letter to inform you of an upcoming audit. The auditor will send you a preliminary checklist. This is a list of documents (e.g. organization charts, financial statements) that will help the auditor learn about your unit before planning the audit.


Bright Hub Project Management
Project risk audits are often performed throughout the project to ensure that the project stays on track and remains healthy. The goal of the audit is to ensure that each process is doing what itâs supposed to be doing. These audits need to be objective since the projectâs well-being may be at stake. slide 2 of 7. The first step in project risk audits is to assign someone to take on the role of project auditor. Ideally, the project manager would be in charge of this. If that person cannot be objective, or if the stakeholders are really relying on this project, you have the option to hire an external auditor or audit company.


Undertaking a Successful Project Audit
Regardless of whether the project audit is conducted mid-term on a project or at its conclusion, the process is similar. It is generally recommended that an outside facilitator conduct the project audit. This ensures confidentiality, but also allows the team members and other stakeholders to be candid.


Definition of project audit?
A project audit provides an opportunity to uncover the issues, concerns and challenges encountered in the execution of a project. It affords the project manager, project sponsor and project team an interim view of what has gone well and what needs to be improved with the project to successfully complete it.


Undertaking a Successful Project Audit
It is common that individuals interviewed during the project audit of a particularly badly managed project will find speaking with an outside facilitator provides them with the opportunity to express their emotions and feelings about their involvement in the project and/or the impact the project has had on them.


Steven Universe
Steven Universe is an American animated television series created by Rebecca Sugar for Cartoon Network. It is the coming-of-age story of a young boy named Steven Universe, who lives in the fictional town of Beach City with the Crystal Gems â Pearl, Garnet, and Amethyst, three magical humanoid aliens.


Steven Universe
The pilot episode for Steven Universe was released on Cartoon Network's video platform on May 21, 2013, and again in an edited version on July 20. The pilot was also exhibited at the 2013 San Diego Comic-Con, and Rebecca Sugar hosted a 30-minute panel about Steven Universe at the 2013 New York Comic Con on October 13.


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EpisoDate.com is your TV show guide to Countdown Steven Universe Episode Air Dates and to stay in touch with Steven Universe next episode Air Date and your others favorite TV Shows. Add the shows you like to a Watchlist and let the site take it from there. 2016 Â© EpisoDate.com.


Episode Guide
The list below provides the sequential order of the episodes of Steven Universe. July 18, 2016 (USA) On March 30, 2016, Steven Universe was renewed for a fourth season by Cartoon Network. On March 30, 2016, Steven Universe was renewed for a fifth season by Cartoon Network. It was later announced that Steven Universe was renewed for the 2017â2018 lineup by Cartoon Network.


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Steven Universe was renewed for its fourth and fifth seasons in March 2016, and the current fourth season premiered on August 11, 2016.


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List of Steven Universe episodes
As of March 10, 2017, 123 episodes of Steven Universe have aired over the course of the series. Episodes have variously been broadcast once a week (currently on Friday nights), or in blocks of five new episodes in the course of a week, which are marketed as Stevenbombs. 1 Series overview.


Steven Universe
This series is set in the fictional Beach City, where ageless alien warriors, the Crystal Gems, live in an ancient beachside temple, protecting the world from evil. They project female humanoid forms from magical gemstones that are the core of their being.


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A C-reactive protein (CRP) test is a blood test that measures the amount of a protein called C-reactive protein in your blood.C-reactive protein measures general levels of inflammation in your body. High levels of CRP are caused by infections and many long-term diseases.But a CRP test cannot show where the inflammation is located or what is causing it. Other tests are needed to find the cause and location of the inflammation. C-reactive protein (CRP) test is a blood test that measures the amount of a protein called C-reactive protein in your blood.


Top 12 Important Blood Test Panel, Women
Guide. A C-reactive protein (CRP) test is a blood test that measures the amount of a protein called C-reactive protein in your blood. C-reactive protein measures general levels of inflammation in your body. High levels of CRP are caused by infections and many long-term diseases.But a CRP test cannot show where the inflammation is located or what is causing it. Other tests are needed to find the cause and location of the inflammation. C-reactive protein (CRP) test is a blood test that measures the amount of a protein called C-reactive protein in your blood.


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What It Is A C-reactive protein (CRP) blood test is used to identify inflammation or infection in the body. C-reactive protein is released into the blood by the liver shortly after the start of an infection or inflammation.CRP is an early indicator of these problems and its levels can rise quickly.hat It Is A C-reactive protein (CRP) blood test is used to identify inflammation or infection in the body. C-reactive protein is released into the blood by the liver shortly after the start of an infection or inflammation.


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What It Is. A C-reactive protein (CRP) blood test is used to identify inflammation or infection in the body. C-reactive protein is released into the blood by the liver shortly after the start of an infection or inflammation. CRP is an early indicator of these problems and its levels can rise quickly.hat It Is A C-reactive protein (CRP) blood test is used to identify inflammation or infection in the body. C-reactive protein is released into the blood by the liver shortly after the start of an infection or inflammation.


Elevated C-reactive Protein (CRP)
There are two tests for elevated C-reactive protein. One can show a non-specific elevation of CRP that occurs with general inflammatory changes in the body; the other test is hs-CRP-highly sensitive CRP-which is a measure of inflammation in blood vessels.levated C-reactive Protein (CRP). C-reactive protein (CRP) is a substance produced by the liver that increases in the presence of inflammation in the body.


Elevated C-reactive Protein (CRP)
Elevated C-reactive Protein (CRP). C-reactive protein (CRP) is a substance produced by the liver that increases in the presence of inflammation in the body.An elevated C-reactive protein level is identified with blood tests and is considered a non-specific marker for disease.levated C-reactive Protein (CRP). C-reactive protein (CRP) is a substance produced by the liver that increases in the presence of inflammation in the body.


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A high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) test, which is more sensitive than a standard test, also can be used to evaluate your risk of developing coronary artery disease, a condition in which the arteries of your heart are narrowed.Coronary artery disease can eventually lead to a heart attack.he level of C-reactive protein (CRP), which can be measured in your blood, increases when there's inflammation in your body.


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The level of C-reactive protein (CRP), which can be measured in your blood, increases when there's inflammation in your body.Your doctor may check your C-reactive protein level treatment for infections or for other medical conditions.he level of C-reactive protein (CRP), which can be measured in your blood, increases when there's inflammation in your body.


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C-reactive protein (CRP) is a substance produced by the liver in response to inflammation. Other names for CRP are high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (HS-CRP), or ultra-sensitive C-reactive protein (US-CRP). A high level of CRP in the blood is a sign that there may be an inflammatory process occurring in the body. CRP test is a blood test designed to measure the amount of CRP in the blood. A CRP test only needs a blood sample. Your doctor can administer a CRP test along with a cholesterol screening or other routine blood work.


Blistering (bullous) disorders - an overview
1 In the skin it can cause either a generalised bullous eruption similar to bullous pemphigoid, or localised areas of scarring blisters, predominantly of the scalp and of the skin close to affected mucosal surfaces. 2  Refer to the notes below on mucosal surfaces.


Labored breathing, Pain or discomfort, Pressure or heaviness and Prolonged breathing pauses
WebMD Symptom Checker helps you find the most common medical conditions indicated by the symptoms labored breathing, pain or discomfort, pressure or heaviness and prolonged breathing pauses including Asthma (teen and adult), Heart rhythm disorder, and Atrial fibrillation.


Blistering (bullous) disorders - an overview
There are many dermatological conditions that can cause vesicles and bullae (blisters). In some of these conditions, eg the immunobullous disorders, the bullae are the primary feature, in others, eg leg oedema, the bullae are a secondary phenomena. This chapter, which is set out as below, provides an overview of vesicular and bullous disorders, with an aim to aid in diagnosis.


Joint Pain: Symptoms & Signs
Injury can also affect the ligaments, cartilage, and bones within the joint. Pain is also a feature of joint inflammation (arthritis, such as rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis) and infection, and extremely rarely it can be a cause of cancer of the joint. Pain within the joint is a common cause of shoulder pain, ankle pain, and knee pain. Joint pain is also referred to as arthralgia.


Blistering (bullous) disorders - an overview
1 While there are many causes of vesicles and bullae, it is the immunobullous conditions, and epidermolysis bullosa, which commonly provoke most interest due to their dramatic impact on the patient and their relatives. 2  Immunobullous conditions.


Blistering (bullous) disorders - an overview
1 Lesions are generally solitary, but can be a few in number. 2  Orf presents as a small, firm, red or red-blue papule, which enlarges to form a flat-topped, blood-tinged pustule or blister. 3  Lesions are often 2-3 cm in diameter but may be as large as 5 cm. 4  The condition is self-limiting and usually clears within six weeks.


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Symptoms and signs associated with joint pain can include. 1  joint redness, 2  joint swelling, 3  joint tenderness, 4  joint warmth, 5  limping, 6  locking of the joint, 7  loss of range of motion of the joint, 8  stiffness, 9  weakness.


Labored breathing, Pain or discomfort, Pressure or heaviness and Prolonged breathing pauses
There are 48 conditions associated with labored breathing, pain or discomfort, pressure or heaviness and prolonged breathing pauses.


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Donald Trump warns that if China doesn't rein in North Korea, America will 'solve the problem' as US navy strike force dispatched. 01:02. North Korea tells America it's ready for 'war' after the US Navy makes 'reckless' show of force. Gallery. Gallery: Pictures of the Day: 11 April 2017.


What is the weather like in Korea?
Best Answer: Korea has four seasons, with the hot and humid summer and the cold, dry winter. The weather of Seoul is more similar to NYC or Philadelphia than Seattle or Portland. The summer gets really stifling because of the humidity.


Seasons and Weather, Korea
Autumn (September to November*) is probably the best time of year in Korea. The weather is cooler and dryer, but still pleasantly warm and sunny. As the season progresses, the leaves change colors and harvesting begins. Fall is the time of Chuseok, Korean Thanksgiving.


Live-Look: MO Weather Conditions - Forecast
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What is the weather like in Korea?
What's the weather like in Seoul and Busan, Korea? Ok. This question is for Non-Korean people living in Korea. I'm from Seattle and the weather there is pretty mild, so I'm hoping to get an idea of what Summer and Winter weather is like in Korea.


What is the weather like in Korea?
Still, it would be a little bit colder than Seattle but Busan's winter would be more like Washington DC. My friend is from Southern California and he's survived in Korea's winter for 4 years, so do not worry much about Korea's weather. At least, Korea has the nice spring and autumn unlike Southeast Asia.


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Current conditions, 5 day outlook, with highs, lows, and chance of rain. Juneau, AK 60 Second Forecast Aug 13, 2015, 4:45 pm EDT Juneau, AK 40 second local forecast from The Weather Channel. Current conditions, 5 day outlook, with highs, lows, and chance of rain. Richmond, VA 60 Second Forecast Aug 13, 2015, 4:15 pm EDT Richmond, VA 40 second local forecast from The Weather Channel.  Bend, OR 60 Second Forecast Aug 13, 2015, 4:45 pm EDT Bend, OR 40 second local forecast from The Weather Channel.


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10 Most Expensive Whiskies in the World
A bottle of the worldâs fourth most expensive whiskey sold for $94,000 in a charity auction in New York in March of 2012. There is some debate over the validity of the $460,000 Macallan in the #1 spot. The issue with that whiskey is that the decanter may have accounted for a significant portion of the price.


10 Most Expensive Whiskies in the World
The most expensive whisky in the world is the Macallan âMâ bottle. The whiskey sold for almost $630,000 at a 2014 Sothebyâs auction in Hong Kong. Thatâs the steepest price ever paid for a bottle of whiskey in recorded history. 17 craftsmen worked for 50 hours each just to make the whiskeyâs bottle.


1. Evan Williams 23 Year Old Bourbon
1. Evan Williams 23 Year Old Bourbon Evan Williams. This isnât the Evan Williams you see littering the floor of frat houses, and not just because it'd be too old to be there. No, 750ml of this bourbon will set you back $350, which means the boys will have to rely on Evan Williams Kentucky bourbon until their tuition is paid off (read: never).


Most expensive Bourbon sold in US fetches $25k
A new distillery has sold its first bottle of Bourbon for more than US$25,000, reportedly breaking the US record for the most expensive bottle of Bourbon purchased at auction. The most expensive Bourbon sold at auction in the US has been bought for more than US$25,000. According to The News-Enterprise, Boundary Oak Distillery â which is the first Bourbon distillery based in Kentuckyâs Hardin County in more than 100 years â has sold its first bottle of Bourbon for US$25,500 at an online auction.


The Bourbon Bucket List: 15 Bourbons You Need to Try at Least Once
1. Pappy Van Winkleâs Family Reserve 20 Year. Letâs just get this one out of the way. Considered by many to be the worldâs finest bourbon, the 20-year-old hooch is the stuff of legends. Pappy hunting is now a pastime among bourbon fans, and while any Pappy is good Pappy, this is the nicest of the bunch.


1. Evan Williams 23 Year Old Bourbon
According to many, A. H. Hirsch Reserve holds the crown for most expensive bourbon on the market. The 16-year old spirit was distilled in Michterâs Distillery in Schaefferstown, Pennsylvania, in 1974, then, as is the tradition of many parents, left it in the distillery to mature until bottled in 1990.


1. Evan Williams 23 Year Old Bourbon
Because sometimes, you want to show your mouth you care. 1  1. Evan Williams 23 Year Old Bourbon Evan Williams. 2  2. A. H. Hirsch Reserve Anchor Distilling. 3  3. Wild Turkey Tradition 14 Year old Bourbon Wild Turkey.  4. Pappy Von Winkle's Family Reserve Old Rip Van Winkle 1  Distillery. 5. Martin Mills 24 -Year Old Martin Mills.


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This elegant brass-plated plaque allows you to add your own personal touch. An exquisite finishing touch for an extraordinary gift or addition to your own bourbon collection.We look forward to sharing one of our greatest pride and joys with you. Cheers, friend!


10 Most Expensive Whiskies in the World
The table below lists the ten most expensive whiskies in the world. The second most precious is a 64 year old Macallan in Lalique Cire Perdue crystal. The scotch was laid down in 1942 at the height of the second World War. The list includes four other Macallan vintages, two Glenfiddich and two Dalmore.


Relationship Between Sedentary Lifestyle and Obesity
Between 16 and 33 percent of children and adolescents are obese. Obesity is among the easiest medical conditions to recognize but most difficult to treat. Unhealthy weight gain due to poor diet and lack of exercise is responsible for over 300,000 deaths each year.


Overview
Generally, men with a waist circumference of 94cm or more and women with a waist circumference of 80cm or more are more likely to develop obesity-related health problems. Read more about diagnosing obesity.


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Generally, a child is not considered obese until the weight is at least 10 percent higher than what is recommended for their height and body type. Obesity most commonly begins between the ages of 5 and 6, or during adolescence.


Do Obese Kids Become Obese Adults?
And kids who were examined back then were much, much thinner than kids are now. Even children who would have been considered relatively heavy then are not much heavier than average children now, at least in the U.S. So I think in terms of studying the complications of childhood obesity, those studies have limitations.


Do Obese Kids Become Obese Adults?
If you're concerned that your child's baby fat has ballooned into a more serious problem, join the club. About 18% of American children aged 6 to 19 are now overweight, and childhood obesity rates are rising around the world.


Do Obese Kids Become Obese Adults?
Bogalusa is a community about 60 mi (100 km) northeast of New Orleans. This is a small town  maybe the population is about 20,000  and the study was started in the early 1970s, primarily by Dr. Gerald Berenson.


Childhood Obesity
Obesity occurs when a person eats more calories than the body burns up. If one parent is obese, there is a 50 percent chance that their children will also be obese. However, when both parents are obese, their children have an 80 percent chance of being obese. Although certain medical disorders can cause obesity, less than 1 percent of all obesity is caused by physical problems.


Do Obese Kids Become Obese Adults?
It depends somewhat on the definition of childhood overweight and obesity, and it also depends on the age of the child. For example, an overweight or obese adolescent is much more likely to become an obese adult than is an overweight one-year-old.


Birth Certificates
You must meet the legal requirements to get a certified birth certificate. 1  You must complete an application to request a certificate. 2  You must show valid identification. 3  You must sign your application.  You can get a birth certificate only if you have tangible interest.


Birth Certificates
Birth certificates for people born in Minnesota are available from all county vital records offices and the Office of Vital Records (OVR) at the Minnesota Department of Health. Requesters must meet certain requirements to obtain a birth certificate.


Birth Certificates
For service by email, fax or mail: Use the Birth Certificate Application (PDF) form to order a certificate. You must sign and date the application in front of a notary public. Send your request to the Office of Vital Records. The Office of Vital Records accepts requests for certificates by email, fax, and mail.


How to Get a Copy of a Birth Certificate
Make sure that you are legally allowed to get a copy of the birth certificate. Requirements vary by state, but most require you to be a close relative. Step 4 Send the necessary information Send the necessary information along with any required fees to the state vital records department.


How to Order a Copy of Your Birth Certificate
Over time, a birth certificate can become worn or lost. However, replacing a birth certificate is easy. Contact the hospital where you were born, or the department of vital statistics in the state where you were born. You can request your birth certificate directly, for a lower fee than going through a third party.


How to Order a Copy of Your Birth Certificate
How to Order a Copy of Your Birth Certificate. A birth certificate is a vital record made to designate a person's birth. The birth certificate is a legal document detailing every aspect of a person's birth, including the city and state of birth, who the parents were, date of birth, and the hospital where the person was born.


How do i go about getting someone off my son's birth certificate?
The order must specify the name to be removed and the name to be added.. There are a number of options for changing the birth certificate (these are in no particular order): Option 1 would be to file a correction. This can only be done within a short period of time following the child's birth.


How to Get a Copy of a Birth Certificate
Include your full name, address, and phone number. If youâre requesting someone elseâs birth certificate, you must state your relationship to the person. Step 5 Receive a certified copy of the birth certificate Receive a certified copy of the birth certificate by mail. Delivery time will vary by state, but most states offer an expedited service if you need the birth certificate quickly.


How to open a jar file
To open a jar file in Windows, you must have the Java Runtime Environment installed. Alternatively, you can use decompression software, such as an unzip utility, to view the files in the jar archive.To run the file (Java Runtime Environment). To view the file (decompression).n the Open With window, click the Browse button to open the File Explorer window. You need to find the executable file (.exe file) for the software program you want to set as the default program to open the jar file.


How to open a jar file
Note: If the jar file defaults to be opened in WinRAR, 7-Zip, or another compression/decompression program, you can change the default program by right-clicking the file, select Open With, then Choose default program. In the Open With window, click the Browse button to open the File Explorer window.You need to find the executable file (.exe file) for the software program you want to set as the default program to open the jar file.n the Open With window, click the Browse button to open the File Explorer window. You need to find the executable file (.exe file) for the software program you want to set as the default program to open the jar file.


Opening .jar Files
In fact, any program that can open zip files can open jar files. The jar format is identical to the zip file format. Step by step instructions for how to open jar files and see the contents: 1  Install software that can decompress and extract files from zip files.2  Rename the .jar file to have a .zip extension (if your download program does not recognize .jar files). 3  Open the file with your decompression program.tep by step instructions for opening a jar file and executing the program contained in a jar file: 1  Install the Java runtime environment if it is not already installed. 2  Double click on the jar file or use the command line (will only work for executable jar files.


Opening .jar Files
Your browser may download Java applets in a .jar file or you may get a .jar file that contains a Java application that needs to be run. The file format is also by Mozilla and Firefox as the format for XUL applications, plugins, and skins. The jar file format is a container and compression file format.tep by step instructions for opening a jar file and executing the program contained in a jar file: 1  Install the Java runtime environment if it is not already installed. 2  Double click on the jar file or use the command line (will only work for executable jar files.


How to Open Up a JAR File
A JAR file is the standard container for Java applications. It contains the compiled classes and other data that make up an executable Java program. The JAR file format is based on the ZIP format. You can browse ZIP archives on Windows 8 using built-in features.Since a JAR file is structured as a ZIP file, the simplest way to open it is to change the extension to .zip..ince a JAR is an executable file, make a copy of the file and then rename the extension of the copy. The JAR may be in use by running programs. However, if no other program depends on the JAR, it is fine to simply change the extension and change it back.


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The Java Archive, or JAR, is a compressed file used by the Java Runtime Environment to distribute programs and libraries written in Java. JAR files contain CLASS files and application resources. Some mobile games, Mozilla Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey and Sunbird use JAR files to store themes and add-ons.he easiest method to open a JAR file is to install a program like WinZip. If WinZip is installed the program will automatically launch when you double-click on the JAR file. Once WinZip opens you will see the contents of the JAR file. Windows.


Opening JAR files
The .jar file extension was developed by Sun Microsystems. Files with the .jar extension are compressed files that use the ZIP format in order to compress Java files.The files with the .jar extension contain Java classes and metadata.iles with the .jar extension are compressed files that use the ZIP format in order to compress Java files. The files with the .jar extension contain Java classes and metadata.


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1. I can't open or run my .jar file. I just installed java, but I tried to open the .jar with other programs first, so the double-click defaults to something else and I can't change it back. can't open or run my .jar file. I just installed java, but I tried to open the .jar with other programs first, so the double-click defaults to something else and I can't change it back.


Cygwin FAQ
Execute the following command: 3. Open your .jar file by double-clicking (optional). If you want to run the .jar file by double-clicking, then you might have to try changing the file type association (similar to the instructions for Windows) for your flavour of Linux system.1  Make sure the above command works.ips. 1  For help on creating a .jar file, see this article. 2  In the folder with the javaw.exe, there is a program called javaws.exe. 3  Don't mix them up-javaw.exe is for running java programs in windows, javaws.exe is JAVA w eb s tart. 4  A .jar might depend on other files to work (just like .exe files do).


What is File Extension JAR?
Did someone email you a JAR file and you're not sure how to open it? Maybe you have found a JAR file on your computer and wondering what it's for? Windows might tell you that you can't open it, or in the worst case, you might encounter a JAR file related error message.n the case that your JAR file doesn't open, it is highly likely that you do not have the correct software application installed on your PC to view or edit JAR file extensions. If your PC opens the JAR file, but it's the wrong application, you'll need to change your Windows registry file association settings.


The Misdiagnosis of Epilepsy
Instead, they have a condition known as syncope. Syncope is a transient loss of consciousness that is usually caused by the interruption of blood flow to the brain. People who have syncope often can display seizure-like activity (namely, muscle jerking) that can be mistaken for epilepsy.


Low Blood Pressure (Hypotension) Symptoms and Treatments
In many cases, the cause of fainting is unclear. Fainting can be triggered by a number of factors, including: fear or other emotional trauma. severe pain. a sudden drop in blood pressure. low blood sugar due to diabetes or from going too long without eating. hyperventilation (rapid, shallow breathing) dehydration.


Dizziness, Fainting and Seizures (uncontrollable jerking of limbs)
Fever seizures in children Fever seizures, childhood seizures that occur with a fever, can cause loss of consciousness and twitching. Dehydration (Adult) Dehydration, or not getting enough fluid, causes low blood pressure, weakness, dizziness, fatigue, and nausea.


The Misdiagnosis of Epilepsy
It appears that two specific causes of syncope are most commonly misdiagnosed as epilepsy in children and young adults: vasovagal syncope and long-QT syndrome. Vasovagal syncope (also called the simple fainting spell) occurs due to a reflex often triggered by pain, fright, an upset stomach, or many other things.


Differentiation of convulsive syncope from epilepsy with an implantable loop recorder
These episodes of âconvulsive syncopeâ may at times be difficult to distinguish from seizures resulting from epilepsy. Indeed, some studies have reported that anywhere between 30 -42% of patients initially thought to have epileptic seizures were later found to have convulsive syncope due to cardiovascular cause (3, 4).


Dizziness, Headache and Seizures (uncontrollable jerking of limbs)
Dizziness, Fainting and Seizures (uncontrollable jerking of limbs) WebMD Symptom Checker helps you find the most common medical conditions indicated by the symptoms dizziness, fainting and seizures (uncontrollable jerking of limbs) including Fainting (vasovagal syncope), Middle ear infection, and Labyrinthitis.


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There are 55 conditions associated with dizziness, fainting and seizures (uncontrollable jerking of limbs). The links below will provide you with more detailed information on these medical conditions from the WebMD Symptom Checker and help provide a better understanding of causes and treatment of these related conditions.


Differentiation of convulsive syncope from epilepsy with an implantable loop recorder
Introduction: Not all convulsive episodes are due to epilepsy and a number of these have a cardiovascular cause. Failure to identify these patients delays the provision of adequate therapy while at the same time exposes the individual to the risk of injury or death.


Differentiation of convulsive syncope from epilepsy with an implantable loop recorder
Conclusion: In patients with refractory âseizure' like episodes of convulsive activity of unknown etiology a potential cardiac rhythm disturbance should be considered and can be easily evaluated by ILR placement. Keywords: Implantable loop recorders, Convulsions, Syncope.


How Do I: Work with Data in ASP.NET MVC Partial Views?
Tweet. In this video Chris Pels shows how to organize and pass data to partial views in an MVC application. A sample MVC application is created that contains domain models for several business entities as well as a view model that packages instances of the classes.he partial views are then added to the demo view and the instance of the view model is used to easily pass the appropriate data down to the partial views. Finally, the uses of the concepts implemented in the sample in a more extensive MVC application are discussed. DOWNLOADS: Code (C#) | Code (VB) | MP3 | MP4 | WMV.


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1. I am creating a site in which I utilize partial views to display various bits of data about a single Model. Here is a bit of the HTML. (Note, all of these are contained within a single form and the Index page that these partials are rendered in is strongly typed to the main model.The main model contains various lists of data.). Here is ONE of the partial views headers (for 'tab2'): The pages display correctly.The issue is that, when I enter data into the various parts of the partial pages and then submit the entire form (via POST), the data is not making it back to my data store (MSSQL) - but this only happens for any of the list items (that are contained within the Model).hould I pass the entire list and then get the first (right now, I only care about the first item in the list-that will EVENTUALLY change, but not any time soon). Suggestions or thoughts appreciated. Update: Here is how I accessing the properties on the partial views.


MVC â Using Partial Views with reduced model data
With a little planning, you can reduce the data your partial needs and build a custom model that has a container for the partial information only. In this example, I am using a fresh MVC 3 project with the Razor view engine. 1) To the base project, add a âPartialâ directory to the âHomeâ directory in the âViewâ folder.Inside the partial directory, add a partial view called â_partialDataâ. 2) Now that we have our partial, it is time to create our custom model. In the âModelâ directory, add a class called âCustomModelâ.) To the base project, add a âPartialâ directory to the âHomeâ directory in the âViewâ folder. Inside the partial directory, add a partial view called â_partialDataâ. 2) Now that we have our partial, it is time to create our custom model. In the âModelâ directory, add a class called âCustomModelâ.


MVC â Using Partial Views with reduced model data
Move to the âAboutâ view and add display fields for the new data. Here is an example: And here is your new view. 7) Now we need to display the partial with only the âPartialDataâ portion of the model. The partial view will not use the base model data, so there is no need to pass that data to the partial.) To the base project, add a âPartialâ directory to the âHomeâ directory in the âViewâ folder. Inside the partial directory, add a partial view called â_partialDataâ. 2) Now that we have our partial, it is time to create our custom model. In the âModelâ directory, add a class called âCustomModelâ.


Different Ways to Pass Data to Partial View
As views are like partial views, you can pass data to partial view as though passing data to the view. Below are few of the methods which you can pass data to Partial View.1  Pass data from enclosing View to Partial View. 2  Pass data to Partial View using ViewBag / ViewData. 3  Pass data to Partial View using TempData. 4  Pass data to Partial View using strongly typed model.s views are like partial views, you can pass data to partial view as though passing data to the view. Below are few of the methods which you can pass data to Partial View. 1  Pass data from enclosing View to Partial View.


ASP.NET MVC Framework (Part 3): Passing ViewData from Controllers to Views
render their output using the view-specific data passed to it by the Controller class. In the ASP.NET MVC Framework we call this view-specific data ViewData. The rest of this blog post is going to cover some of the different approaches you can use to pass this ViewData from the Controller to the View to render.ender their output using the view-specific data passed to it by the Controller class. In the ASP.NET MVC Framework we call this view-specific data ViewData. The rest of this blog post is going to cover some of the different approaches you can use to pass this ViewData from the Controller to the View to render.


How to bind model data to partial view
Add View.. Add partial view. Note: If partial view will be shared with multiple views then create it in Shared folder otherwise you can create the partial view in the same folder where it is going to be used.In the Add View dialogue, enter View name.Select scaffolding template List because we are going to create view to display multiple students' information. Select Student model class and also check Create as a partial view checkbox and click Add.n the Add View dialogue, enter View name. Select scaffolding template List because we are going to create view to display multiple students' information. Select Student model class and also check Create as a partial view checkbox and click Add.


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The partial views are then added to the demo view and the instance of the view model is used to easily pass the appropriate data down to the partial views. Finally, the uses of the concepts implemented in the sample in a more extensive MVC application are discussed. DOWNLOADS: Code (C#) | Code (VB) | MP3 | MP4 | WMV.he partial views are then added to the demo view and the instance of the view model is used to easily pass the appropriate data down to the partial views. Finally, the uses of the concepts implemented in the sample in a more extensive MVC application are discussed. DOWNLOADS: Code (C#) | Code (VB) | MP3 | MP4 | WMV.


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Partial Views with Different Models-MVC Razor. CodeProject. In this post we will see: 1. How to use Different Partial views on a Master View. 2. How to attach models to different Partial Views. Objective: I wanna create an MVC Razor application which will display both Personnel and Professional Details.Step 1: Create Models for both Personnel and Professional details.ow to use Different Partial views on a Master View. 2. How to attach models to different Partial Views. Objective: I wanna create an MVC Razor application which will display both Personnel and Professional Details.


Load ASP.NET MVC Partial Views Dynamically Using jQuery
Once model variable is populated the partial view name and the model is passed to the PartialView() method. Here, we used partial views because the HTML output is to be inserted in an existing page through Ajax.nce model variable is populated the partial view name and the model is passed to the PartialView() method. Here, we used partial views because the HTML output is to be inserted in an existing page through Ajax.


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For now, After your renewal application has been pending for 75 days you can submit a case assistance request with the USCIS Ombudsman at https://cisomb.dhs.gov/oca/form7001.aspx. You should ask for expedited handling and explain why (e.g. you may lose your job), and include the date your permission to work expires.


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Ineligible for Online Renewal. The following are reasons why you may be ineligible to renew online. Vehicles requiring valid proof of insurance: Insurance must be submitted by mail or in person.


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No, the license status is changed to a pending status indicating they are not allowed to conduct any mortgage loan activity until the renewal is approved. Yes, a renewal fee for a license approved after November 1, late filing fees for MLOs and companies, and financial statement late fees.


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2008, that it will immediately (1) audit its caseload to determine which cases have been pending for more than 70. days, (2) process service requests at 75 days rather than 90 days, and (3) adjudicate EADs that are outside normal. processing times within four hours for customers that appear at local offices.


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In state branch renewal fees only. We were able to process all renewal requests submitted by 12/31. We collect set renewal application fees through NMLS but licensees are also required to pay a license fee based on loan volume. License fees are not a set amount so they cannot be collected through NMLS.


Web Content Viewer (JSR 286)
The following are reasons why you may be ineligible to renew online. 1  Vehicles requiring valid proof of insurance: Insurance must be submitted by mail or in person. The vehicle record/ownership changed after the renewal notice was generated: This may include: address changes, transfers to a new owner, adding a Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability to the vehicle's record after the renewal was mailed.


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pending for more than 70 days, (2) process service requests at 75 days rather than 90 days, and (3) adjudicate EADs. that are outside normal processing times within four hours for customers that appear at local offices.


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What can I do if my renewal application is taking too long? If your renewal application has been pending for more than 75 days, you can contact the USCIS Ombudsman for help. USCISâ renewal processing goal is 120 days. While normal processing times are 120 days, USCIS adjudicates the vast majority of cases within 90 days or so.


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expeditiously provide information to the public stating the cause of EAD processing delays and how the. delays will be addressed; ensure USCIS provide consistent guidance to the public regarding EADs pending more than 90 days via the.


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Anyone approved after November 1st would have to file a renewal direct to the Department. This would be collecting the fees as everything else had already been reviewed in NMLS to receive their approval. Yes, late fees. Renewal due 12/1 late fees based on a per day fee.


Indiana Unemployment Benefits
How to claim your benefits in Indiana. 1  1. Application. All Information required to apply for unemployment compensation here. 2  6. Job Search Requirements. More information on what you have to do each week while receiving benefits.


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In general, unemployment benefits are based on an individual's earnings in the base period. As of December, 2008, IN benefits ranged from $50 to $390. Indiana state unemployment benefits are subject to Federal income taxes, and you may elect to have taxes withheld from your unemployment check.


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Due to a change in Indiana law, beginning Wednesday, July 30, 2014, Hoosier unemployment insurance recipients who have chosen to have federal income taxes withheld from their weekly unemployment benefits will also have state income taxes withheld.


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04/01/2016. Beginning Thursday, April 14, 2016, unemployment insurance claimants will be required to provide a working email address and information about their driver's license or state identification card, if they have a license or card, when they log into their Uplink accounts.


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The duration of unemployment benefits in Indiana may also differ from that of other states. You can compare state unemployment insurance programs, including eligibility, benefit amounts, and duration here. One-Click Job Search: Openings for in the United States.


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â¢ No longer eligible for benefits: ï§On-call or âas-neededâ employees who receive pay or refuse work in any week. ï§Employees subject to âplanned short-term shutdownsâ. ï§âan employer mandated vacation period with or without payâ. ï§Must notify employees at least 6 months in advance or upon hire.


Massachusetts Unemployment â Learn your Rights Today
Amount and Duration of Unemployment Benefits in Indiana. If you are eligible to receive unemployment, the weekly benefit rate in Indiana is 47% of your average weekly wage (to come up with your average weekly wage, divide your total wages during the base period by 52). The weekly benefit rate is subject to a minimum of $50 and a maximum of $390. You may receive benefits for a maximum of 26 weeks. (In times of very high unemployment, federal and state programs may make additional weeks of benefits available.)


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Here are the earning requirements in the state of Indiana â. During your base period months, you must have wages a minimum of $4200 of which $2500 must be in the last 6 months of the base period. Also, your total wages in the base period must be at least 1.5 times your highest quarter wages.


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The sacrificial anode forms the negative terminal of a battery. and is connected electrically to the metal to be protected. Because the metal of the sacrificial anode is more active. electrically, i.e. it wastes away; it forms the negative terminal. (anode) of the battery in the electrolyte which is, for example,


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Type 1 embedded anodes installed in standard repairsâ. As in standard patch repairs, all deteriorated concrete should. be removed from around and behind the reinforcing steel. inside the repair area in accordance with good concrete. repair practice (Fig. 4).


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Anodes are installed in areas of the concrete where there is a. high likelihood of corrosion occurring or recurring. Type 1. anodes are installed to provide improved protection of rein-. forcing steel in chloride-contaminated or carbonated. concrete surrounding a patch repair.


Anode
Diagram of a zinc anode in a galvanic cell. Note how electrons move out of the cell, and the conventional current moves into it in the opposite direction. An anode is an electrode through which conventional current flows into a polarized electrical device.


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If a low-resistivity material. is not suitable for the full repair, anodes can be embedded in. individual pockets of low-resistivity material. These pockets. should completely encapsulate the anode and completely fill. the space between the anode and the concrete substrate.


Anode
The polarity of voltage on an anode with respect to an associated cathode varies depending on the device type and on its operating mode. In the following examples, the anode is negative in a device that provides power, and positive in a device that consumes power:


Sacrificial Anodes FAQs
Magnesium anodes increase this to -1.3 volts. The bigger the. difference in voltage, the more protection you get. But, beware, some materials (aluminum) can be âoverprotectedâ â. more about that later. The second property that is important is the current. capacity of the anode material. The anode generates a. voltage difference and this drives a current between the anode. and the protected metal and through the water. Itâs like. having a bigger battery, the more capacity you have the longer. it will keep protecting.


Anode
In electrochemistry, the anode is where oxidation occurs and is the positive polarity contact in an electrolytic cell. At the anode, anions (negative ions) are forced by the electrical potential to react chemically and give off electrons (oxidation) which then flow up and into the driving circuit.


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Type 2 embeddable galvanic. anodes are designed to be installed in sound concrete (Fig. 3). When Type 1 anodes are included in a concrete repair, they. are typically installed at the perimeter of a repair area to be. in the immediate area of concern. When a suitable concrete. or mortar is placed around the anode, it begins to sacrificially. protect the adjacent reinforcement.


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Corrosion is a natural process. Metals donât like being metals, they prefer remaining as ores. In the process of converting ores into metals, energy is added. in the form of heat, this places the metal into a high-energy. state. It is this energy that is given off from the metal, as the metal is. returning to an ore, lower-energy state, is what we call. corrosion.


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Current Bristol, Virginia Population, Demographics and stats in 2016, 2015.


Bristol, Virginia
Bristol is located in southwestern Virginia at 36Â°36â²N 82Â°11â²W / 36.600Â°N 82.183Â°W / 36.600; -82.183 (36.6111, -82.1762). It is bordered to the west, north, and east by Washington County, Virginia, and to the south by the city of Bristol in Sullivan County, Tennessee.


Bristol, Tennessee
Nickname or alias (official or unofficial): The Birthplace of Country Music - shares this nickname with Bristol, Virginia. Daytime population change due to commuting: +5,070 (+19.0%) Workers who live and work in this city: 5,031 (45.5%)


Demographics
Bristol, Virginia is the 2,032nd largest city in the United States as of 2015. Bristol, Virginia is a city. Bristol, Virginia is currently 7.0% smaller than it was in 1990, the year of its peak recorded population. Bristol, Virginia's growth is below average. 79% of similarly sized cities are growing faster since 2000.


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Estimated per capita income in 2013: $21,250 (it was $18,535 in 2000) Bristol city income, earnings, and wages data. Estimated median house or condo value in 2013: $110,219 (it was $68,700 in 2000)


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As of the census of 2000, there were 17,367 people, 7,678 households, and 4,798 families residing in the city. The population density was 1,346.4 people per square mile (519.8/kmÂ²). There were 8,469 housing units at an average density of 656.6 per square mile (253.5/kmÂ²).


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Nearest cities: Bristol, VA (1.8 miles ), Walnut Hill, TN (1.8 miles ), Bluff City-Piney Flats, TN (2.7 miles ), Blountville, TN (2.8 miles ), Bluff City, TN (2.9 miles ), Holston Valley, TN (3.0 miles ), Stony Creek, TN (3.6 miles ), Hunter, TN (3.7 miles ).


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Bristol, Tennessee. Bristol: This sign crosses the state line between VA & TN. The state line follows State Street which is the main street of Bristol. Bristol: The historic Paramount Theater in downtown Bristol, TN.


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According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 13.2 square miles (34.1 km2), of which 13.0 square miles (33.7 km2) is land and 0.15 square miles (0.4 km2), or 1.07%, is water.


Bristol, Virginia
State Street separates Virginia (left) and Tennessee (right). Bristol is an independent city in the U.S. state of Virginia. As of the 2010 census, the population was 17,835. It is the twin city of Bristol, Tennessee, just across the state line, which runs down the middle of its main street, State Street.


Nucleus
Animal cell nucleus is a membrane bound organelle. It is surrounded by double membrane. The nucleus communicates with the surrounding cell cytoplasm through the nuclear pores. The DNA in the nucleus is responsible for the hereditary characteristics and protein synthesis.lant cell nucleus is a double-membrane bound organelle. It controls the activities of the cell and is known as the master mind or the control center of the cell. The plant cell wall has two layers-the outer membrane and the inner membrane, which encloses a tiny space known as perinuclear space.


The Cell Nucleus
The Cell Nucleus: The cell nucleus is a membrane bound structure that contains the cell's hereditary information and controls the cell's growth and reproduction. It is the command center of a eukaryotic cell and is commonly the most prominent organelle in a cell.he cell nucleus is only one type of cell organelle. The following cell structures can also be found in a typical animal eukaryotic cell: 1  Centrioles-help to organize the assembly of microtubules. 2  Chromosomes-house cellular DNA. 3  Cilia and Flagella-aid in cellular locomotion.


The Cell Nucleus
By Regina Bailey. Definition: The nucleus is a membrane bound structure that contains the cell's hereditary information and controls the cell's growth and reproduction. It is commonly the most prominent organelle in the cell.The nucleus is surrounded by a structure called the nuclear envelope.This membrane separates the contents of the nucleus from the cytoplasm.The cell's chromosomes are also housed within the nucleus.he nucleus is surrounded by a structure called the nuclear envelope. This membrane separates the contents of the nucleus from the cytoplasm. The cell's chromosomes are also housed within the nucleus.


The Structure and Functions of a Cell Nucleus Explained
The nucleus is a spherical-shaped organelle present in every eukaryotic cell. It is the control center of eukaryotic cells, responsible for the coordination of genes and gene expression. The structure of a nucleus encompasses nuclear membrane, nucleoplasm, chromosomes and nucleolus.unctions of Cell Nucleus. Speaking about the functions of a cell nucleus, it controls the hereditary characteristics of an organism. This organelle is also responsible for the protein synthesis, cell division, growth and differentiation. Here is a list of the important functions carried out by a cell nucleus.


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Distinguishing Characteristics: The cell nucleus is bound by a double membrane called the nuclear envelope. This membrane separates the contents of the nucleus from the cytoplasm. Like the cell membrane, the nuclear envelope consists of phospholipids that form a lipid bilayer.he cell nucleus is only one type of cell organelle. The following cell structures can also be found in a typical animal eukaryotic cell: 1  Centrioles-help to organize the assembly of microtubules. 2  Chromosomes-house cellular DNA. 3  Cilia and Flagella-aid in cellular locomotion.


Nucleus
Nucleus the most prominent organelle of the cell. The number of nuclei may vary, they may be uni-nucleate (single nucleus), bi-nucleate (two nuclei) or even multi-nucleate. Nucleus is present in all eukaryotic cells, they may be absent in few cells like the mammalian RBCs.lant cell nucleus is a double-membrane bound organelle. It controls the activities of the cell and is known as the master mind or the control center of the cell. The plant cell wall has two layers-the outer membrane and the inner membrane, which encloses a tiny space known as perinuclear space.


The Structure and Functions of a Cell Nucleus Explained
Nucleus is separated from the rest of the cell or the cytoplasm by a nuclear membrane. Structure of Cell Nucleus. The cell nucleus consists of a nuclear membrane (nuclear envelope), nucleoplasm, nucleolus and chromosomes. Nucleoplasm, also known as karyoplasm, is the matrix present inside the nucleus.Let's discuss in brief about the several parts of a cell nucleus.unctions of Cell Nucleus. Speaking about the functions of a cell nucleus, it controls the hereditary characteristics of an organism. This organelle is also responsible for the protein synthesis, cell division, growth and differentiation. Here is a list of the important functions carried out by a cell nucleus.


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Abstract. The cell nucleus is a double membraneâbound organelle that contains the genetic information of the cell packaged in the form of chromatin. The nucleus is a characteristic feature of most eukaryotic cells.bstract. The cell nucleus is a double membraneâbound organelle that contains the genetic information of the cell packaged in the form of chromatin. The nucleus is a characteristic feature of most eukaryotic cells.


BMW PGA Championship
The BMW PGA Championship is played each May over the West Course at the Wentworth Club in Surrey, England. The PGA European Tour has its headquarters at the club and as the tour's home tournament, the BMW PGA Championship is often regarded as the flagship event on the European Tour.


BMW PGA Championship
For the Championship held in the United States, see PGA Championship. For the similarly named PGA Tour event, see BMW Championship (PGA Tour). The BMW PGA Championship, as it is currently known for sponsorship reasons, is an annual men's professional golf tournament on the European Tour.


McIlroy returns to BMW Championship to defend his title
Published: Wednesday, May 20, 2015 | 4:05 p.m. VIRGINIA WATER, England (AP) â Rory McIlroy is back at the tournament that kick-started his amazing run over the past 12 months. McIlroy defends his title this week at the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth, the flagship event of the European Tour. He won here in 2014 after failing to make the cut the previous two years. This is what kick-started everything, McIlroy said Wednesday.


BMW PGA Championship
Location in England. The BMW PGA Championship, as it is currently known for sponsorship reasons, is an annual men's professional golf tournament on the European Tour. It was founded in 1955 by the Professional Golfers' Association, and as such was originally called the British PGA Championship.


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VIRGINIA WATER, ENGLAND - MAY 14: A view of the the par 4, 1st hole with the clubhouse complex in the foreground on the recently renovated West Course at the Wentworth Club venue for the 2010 BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth on May 14, 2010 in Virginia Water, England.


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VIRGINIA WATER, England -- Over the years, many great and wondrous things have taken place at Wentworth, home of this weekâs BMW PGA Championship. The 1953 Ryder Cup was an epic contest, the visiting Americans squeaking through by a single point.


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But there are many more. âIn my day, the PGA was always the most important event on the European Tour,â says Golf Channel pundit Frank Nobilo, who was runner-up to Bernhard Langer in the 1993 event. âIf you discount the Open Championship, it was the biggest week of the year.


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BMW PGA Championship. The 2016 BMW PGA Championship, played from 26-29 May saw some of The European Tourâs finest players arrive at The Wentworth Club for one of the most highly anticipated events on the golfing calendar, with Englishman Chris Wood shooting a final round 69 to win on home soil.


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BMW PGA Championship At The Wentworth Club. The 2016 BMW PGA Championship, played from 26-29 May saw some of The European Tourâs finest players arrive at The Wentworth Club for one of the most highly anticipated events on the golfing calendar, with Englishman Chris Wood shooting a final round 69 to win on home soil.


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As Associate Sponsor of the event for the second year running and with a large fan attendance, we offered golf fans access to a larger exhibition unit space than ever before with a range of fun activities and prizes on offer including a trip the Conrad Algarve for the grand final of the Hilton Golf Championship.


Death certificate
Death certificates may also be issued pursuant to a court order or an executive order in the case of individuals who have been declared dead in absentia. Missing persons and victims of mass disasters (such as the sinking of the RMS Lusitania) may be issued death certificates in one of these manners.


Who Should Sign Death Certificates?
Requiring that people other than coroners sign death certificates is just another example of medical mission creep and it needs to stop. It is the coronerâs job to determine the cause of a personâs death. Stop pushing that job off on other people.


Death certificate
In some jurisdictions, a police officer or a paramedic may be allowed to sign a death certificate under specific circumstances. This is usually when the cause of death seems obvious and no foul play is suspected, such as in extreme old age.


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My mother in law died and the doctor who name is on the death certificate with his medical License number didnt sign her death certificate. In fact the home where she was living said she didnt died there yet their address is on the death certificate. When I questioned the undertaker he hung up on me.


Order Official Pennsylvania (PA) Vital Records Online.
Once your death certificate order is complete, it is electronically sent the next business day to the government agency for processing. Government. Endorsed. Hundreds of government agencies nationwide exclusively trust VitalChek for accepting their death certificates and other vital record orders.


Death certificate
The failure of a physician to immediately submit the required form to the government (to trigger issuance of the death certificate) is often both a crime and cause for loss of one's license to practice. This is because of past scandals in which dead people continued to receive public benefits or voted in elections.


Death certificate
In the United States, certificates issued to the general public for deaths after 1990 may in some states be redacted to erase the specific cause of death (in cases where death was from natural causes) to comply with HIV confidentiality rules.


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Order official, certified death certificates online â quickly and securely. For 25 years, VitalChek has been an official, government-authorized service for citizens to securely order certified death certificates and other vital records from official government agencies nationwide.


Order Official Pennsylvania (PA) Vital Records Online.
VitalChek offers the convenience of ordering death certificates and other vital records for your family from the privacy of your home or office, 24-hours a day, 7 days a week, with no hidden fees or unexplained charges.


Death certificate
In New York State, for instance, the cause of death on a general death certificate is only specified if death was accidental, homicide, suicide, or declared in absentia; all other deaths are only referred to as natural.


Subwoofer frequency response?
Best Answer: Subwoofers of almost any brand have high enough frequency responses. I mean, take for instance the alpine type r. Its frequency response is 25-500 hz. Now it will probably never play that high, the highest you will probably ever need it to go is 120hz and thats for a bass test song. Quality subs deliver low bass, which is what most people look for.


What does 'frequency response' mean?
I realize frequency response is technical gibberish to a lot of readers, so now that I have addressed your immediate question I will discuss frequency response and what it means to anyone buying audio gear. Frequency response is the range of audio frequencies an audio component can reproduce. Humans can hear between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz, with 20 Hz as the lowest bass and 20,000 Hz as the highest treble. You can feel frequencies below 20 Hz, but not hear them.


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How to read a Frequency Repsonse Graph. Below is an example of a frequency response graph. The graph shows how an earbud speaker responds to different sound frequencies. In this case, the word respond refers to the speaker's ability to reproduce audio frequencies.


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I am considering buying a subwoofer for my truck and although I am familiar with electronics and what the terminology means I cannot decipher what the best range for frequency response is.


Low Frequency Range Test (10-200 Hz)
Frequencies lower than 20 Hz are beyond our frequency hearing range: our low frequency response test - which starts as low as 10 Hz - should remain inaudible until it reaches 20 Hz. If you hear frequencies below 20 Hz, suspect this test to be corrupted by Harmonic Distortion generated from your speaker or subwoofer.


Subwoofer frequency response?
I am looking for a little information and after about half an hour online I got fed up with blogs so I figured I would ask here. I am considering buying a subwoofer for my truck and although I am familiar with electronics and what the terminology means I cannot decipher what the best range for frequency response...


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Sound Frequency Response. Sound is measured in terms of frequency. The loudness is measured in decibels based on pressure levels of the sound. When we evaluate how well something (a speaker, microphone, ear, etc.) responds to a range of frequencies, we chart the results in the form of a frequency response graph. Below is an example of a frequency response graph. The graph shows how an earbud speaker responds to different sound frequencies.


What does 'frequency response' mean?
A pair of speakers with a frequency response of 50-20,000 Hz +/ - 3 dB means that the speakers can reproduce the audible range between 50 Hz and 20,000 Hz with a variation of no more than 3 dB away from perfectly even response throughout the entire range. Speakers will usually have a +/ - 3 dB or +/ - 4 dB rating.


Low Frequency Range Test (10-200 Hz)
Low Frequency Range Test (10-200 Hz) Humans hear frequencies from 20 Hz up to 20,000 Hz. The lowest bound, 20 Hz, with a wavelength of nearly 20 meters, is a frequency we feel rather than actually hear. This test helps you benchmark the lowest limit of your audio system's frequency extension.


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The frequency range respresented on this graph is 20Hz to 20,000Hz (20kHz), which is the range of typical human hearing. By looking at this frequency response graph, we can see how capable the speaker is at reproducing the frequencies we can hear.


Daith Piercing Beaten to Death
Daith Piercing Beaten to Death. In this the sixth installment of my piercing blog series 'Each Piercing Beaten to Death' I will be covering Daith Piercing in depth. The Daith piercing is one of the more rare of the non-traditional ear piercings.


Going Against the Migraine
Unproven anecdotes claim an inner-ear piercing (known as a daith piercing) can reduce or alleviate migraine headaches. Unproven anecdotes claim an inner-ear piercing (known as a daith piercing) can reduce or alleviate migraine headaches.


What You Should Know About Daith Ear Piercings for Migraines
A daith piercing is a type of ear piercing where an earring goes through a piece of cartilage in the outer ear. Specifically, the earring goes through the firm piece of cartilage called the helix just above your ear canal. Daith piercings are commonly small, looped earrings, but some people gets studs. The procedure itself may be painful.


Going Against the Migraine
In the long run itâs a toss up, it may not cure your headaches but you will be left with an ear piercing. Hey, you win some you lose some right? At this juncture, itâs worth noting a specific aspect of the daith piercing claim.


What You Should Know About Daith Ear Piercings for Migraines
Although some people believe a daith piercing has helped prevent or reduce the frequency of migraines, the jury is still out. Thatâs because thereâs not yet any scientific research confirming that daith piercings really do work. They might help, but they might also be harmful.


Going Against the Migraine
The daith piercing is a small ring that pierces the inner cartilage of either ear, running through a pressure point, which for some will relive migraine pain. It is a relatively new procedure, mainly preformed at tattoo and piercing shops with not many statistics to back it up yet.


What You Should Know About Daith Ear Piercings for Migraines
Dr. Mauskop echoes this feeling about daith piercings. âIâm a bit reluctant about any permanent procedures that put a foreign object in the ear, especially if you could use acupuncture in the ear instead,â Dr. Mauskop says. âSo itâs not worth the risk, considering migraine is not a lifelong disease or may go away after a few years.


Daith Piercing Healing, Time, Pain, Level, Infection Jewelry, After Care and Pictures
Daith Piercing Aftercare. 1  Soak a cotton ball in a warm salt water and then gently press against the piercing. 2  Apply a mild soap so as to clean the piercing and jewelry while bathing. 3  Dry the pierced area by gently patting using a disposable paper towel. 4  Do not allow the ear wax to accumulate in the ear canal.


Daith Piercing Beaten to Death
So, if you follow the logic of this, a Daith piercing represents knowledge guarding the entrance to your ear. Kind of like a filter. The piercing was popularized in Fakir's Body Play Magazine. Also it may have been one of the motivating factors for the development of curved needles which was championed by Erik Dakota.


Going Against the Migraine
Perhaps owing to the hit-and-miss nature of migraine treatment, anecdotal claims about preventing, alleviating, or even stopping migraines altogether abound online. In mid-2015, sufferers began spreading an article that maintained a specific kind of ear piercing (known as a âdaith piercingâ) could alleviate migraines. The article was published by a student-run web site at State University of New York (SUNY) Purchase and titled âA âPiercingâ New Alternative for Migraine Reliefâ:


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Best Answer: Marijuana has a half-life in your system. How long it takes to leave your system depends on how much you smoke. But the time maxes out at around 45 days. One smoking session for someone with a clean system takes about 3-4 days to be clean.


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Best Answer: Marijuana has a half-life in your system. How long it takes to leave your system depends on how much you smoke. But the time maxes out at around 45 days. One smoking session for someone with a clean system takes about 3-4 days to be clean. Smoke 2 days later and then have to wait about a week, and so on.


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If you smoke it occasionally it will remain in your system for up to 10 days. If you smoke marijuana on a regular basis it will stay in your system for as long as 45 days, and if you smoke marijuana at a constant pace, it can stay in the body for 90 days, Marijuana is fat soluble.


Azo cranberry pills to pass a drug test the same day or day before a drug test ?
How long it takes to leave your system depends on how much you smoke. But the time maxes out at around 45 days. One smoking session for someone with a clean system takes about 3-4 days to be clean. Smoke 2 days later and then have to wait about a week, and so on.


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If you smoke marijuana on a regular basis it will stay in your system for as long as 45 days, and if you smoke marijuana at a constant pace, it can stay in the body for 90 days, Marijuana is fat soluble.


How long does it take weed to get out of your system?
a drug test wont pick you your alcohol, but weed takes an average of about 30 days, but it varies person to person, based on things like metabolism size usage etc. id say if you take the drug test 3 weeks from the time you smoke, you only hit it one time you should be alright.


How long does marijuana take to get out of your system?
The shelf life for marijuana in the system after one time use is around 12 days. If you're really that worried, drink lots of water and work up a sweat at least once a day until the test. The average pot smoker can clean their system out in six weeks if done properly.


Wedding Party: Additional Bridal Party Roles for Adults?
If you're having candelabrum, you can ask friends to be candle lighters -- just before the ceremony begins (when guests are seated and music is playing), they ceremonially light the candles using long matches. If you are having a Catholic or Episcopalian ceremony, ask honored friends to carry the gifts to the altar.


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Parents Need to Know. Parents need to know that The Wedding Ringer is a crass comedy about a best man for hire (Kevin Hart). Like Wedding Crashers and The Hangover, the movie uses a wedding and bachelor party as excuses for debauchery and landing a one-night stand.


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The role varies, but this person (boy or girl) is a wedding helper and helps the bride or groom where needed. He or she can also be called a Bride's Attendant or Groom's Attendant. Gift Attendant (ages 12 and up) - A gift attendant is responsible for the gift table.


Larry James' CelebrateIntimateWeddings BLOG
The role varies, but this person (boy or girl) is a wedding helper and helps the bride or groom where needed. He or she can also be called a Bride's Attendant or Groom's Attendant. Ring Bearer (ages 4 to 8) - The ring bearer has the responsibility of carrying the ring/s down the aisle.


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But in terms of messages, The Wedding Ringer has troublesome portrayals of marriage, weddings (apparently they're only for women, and men only go in order to score -- either with their date or, better yet, a strange woman who's willing to have a one night stand), and male friendship.


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Children in the Wedding Q & A: Roles for Children to Play in Weddings. Listed below are the roles that can be given in your wedding, included are age guidelines as well as a short description of the role. The ages are only guidelines, and the maturity and personality of the child is the utmost factor in your decision. There are more roles for children than just these listed below.


Wedding Party: Additional Bridal Party Roles for Adults?
A: It sounds like you might not be able to make every last person part of your ceremony, but rest assured, there are plenty of other ceremony roles you can give to those who aren't bridesmaids or groomsmen. Ushers (and usherettes) are obvious options, as is asking people to man the guest book or gift table.


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The mediaâs role in this society is fundamentally a function of how this society chooses to use the media. Furthermore, the mediaâs relationship with this society is both reflexiveâthe mass media simultaneously affects and is affected by mass societyâand varied.


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In THE WEDDING RINGER, Jimmy Callahan (Kevin Hart) has a lucrative business as a best man for hire. For $20,000, he'll be a groom's fill-in best man for the rehearsal and wedding, giving a tearful champagne toast -- or, for considerably more, he'll add a couple of groomsmen to the mix.


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No overt positive role models, though Jimmy does make the enterprising decision to start a company that helps men feel better on their wedding day. And in the end, he does prove he's actually friends with Doug and encourages him to find a relationship based on love and friendship, not just appearances.


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Submit. A pre-mixed commercial fertilizer labeled all-purpose or general purpose is typically best for use in most situations, according to Yardener and Burpee. Examples include Miracle-Gro's All-Purpose Plant Food and Nature's Touch All-Purpose Fertilizer.


Types of Fertilizers
Comments. Submit. A pre-mixed commercial fertilizer labeled all-purpose or general purpose is typically best for use in most situations, according to Yardener and Burpee. Examples include Miracle-Gro's All-Purpose Plant Food and Nature's Touch All-Purpose Fertilizer.


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A pre-mixed commercial fertilizer labeled all-purpose or general purpose is typically best for use in most situations, according to Yardener and Burpee.