Supporting Cast: Ghost Your Baby â Shameless
Here are some of the actors who were in the supporting cast of Shameless: âGhost Your Babyâ, S6 E3 (1/24/2016). At least that is what our channel guide said the episode title was. According to IMDB and ShowtimeAnytime, it was âThe F Wordâ, a reference to the song sung by Steve Kazee as Gus Pfender. You can see him do that in the episode recap.


"Shameless: ""The Legend Of Bonnie And Carl"""
Frankâs scenes with Sammi were pretty incredible, and Frankâs reaction to a recreation of the Alibi Roomâcomplete with anti-Obama rhetoricâin Sheilaâs living room is among William H. Macyâs all-time greatest Shameless scenes. I also sort of liked the stuff with Carl, at least how Ethan Cutkosky played Carl in love.


Dominic Meak
Physical Description. Gender. Dominic Meak is the Priest (on sabbatical) brother of Gloria. Though he first appeared in the show during Series 9, like his sister, he too is meant to be a character that has spent time on the Chatsworth Estate and is known by the other residents.


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The sarcomere is the functional or contractile unit of muscle. To recap, a whole muscle if made up of many smaller bundles known as fascicles. Each fascicle is made up of many muscle cells (myofibers). Myofibers contain cylindrical bundles of myofibrils which in turn contain many smaller bundles of myofilaments.


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Actin filaments are anchored into the z-line of a sarcomere. The thick myofilaments are composed mainly of the protein myosin. It is the orderly overlapping of the actin and myosin filaments that give cardiac and skeletal muscle their striated appearance (light and dark bands).


Skeletal Muscle
The cells of the. rows, squeezed between the thick collagenous fibers; only their flattened, rod-like basophilic nuclei show well. The zone of insertion of the skeletal muscle into the tendon is obvious, but higher resolution (with the electron microscope) is necessary to see the detailed structure of the junction.


Myofibril
The filaments of myofibrils, myofilaments, consist of two types, thick and thin: 1  Thin filaments consist primarily of the protein actin, coiled with nebulin filaments. 2  Thick filaments consist primarily of the protein myosin, held in place by titin filaments.


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Muscles have three major areas: 1. a belly or Gaster. 2. an origin: a tendinous connection of the muscle to a bone, usually the bone that is stabilized. 3. an insertion: a tendinous connection of the muscle to a bone, usually the bone to be moved. Skeletal muscle is designed as a bundle within a bundle arrangement.


Skeletal Muscle
Skeletal Muscle. Skeletal muscle is composed of large, cylindrical, multinucleated cells. The most striking feature of skeletal muscle fibers is the presence of striations, which are visible in longitudinally sectioned fibers. The striations are due to the presence of. , which are cylindrical bundles of thick and thin myofilaments, organized into units of contraction called. .


Myofibril
The filaments of myofibrils, myofilaments, consist of two types, thick and thin: 1  Thin filaments consist primarily of the protein actin, coiled with nebulin filaments. 2  Actin, when polymerized into filaments, forms the ladder along which the myosin filaments climb to generate motion.


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A myofibril is a cylindrical bundle of contractile proteins found within the muscle cell. Note that there are several myofibrils within each muscle cell. It is the arrangement of the contractile proteins within the myofibril that cause the striated appearance of skeletal and cardiac muscle.


Myofibril
A myofibril (also known as a muscle fibril) is a basic rod-like unit of a muscle cell. Muscles are composed of tubular cells called myocytes, known as muscle fibers in striated muscle, and these cells in turn contain many chains of myofibrils.


Myofibril
Myofibrils are composed of long proteins including actin, myosin, and titin, and other proteins that hold them together. These proteins are organized into thick and thin filaments called myofilaments, which repeat along the length of the myofibril in sections called sarcomeres.


What is ultrasound?
Ultrasound can detect some types of physical birth defects. Examples of physical birth defects that may be found at 19 - 20 weeks are most cases of spina bifida, some serious heart defects, some kidney problems, absence of part of a limb and some cases of cleft palate.


Fetal Ultrasound
Test Overview. Fetal ultrasound is a test done during pregnancy that uses reflected sound waves. It produces a picture of the baby (fetus), the organ that supports the fetus (placenta), and the liquid that surrounds the fetus (amniotic fluid). The picture is displayed on a TV screen. It may be in black and white or in color.


What is ultrasound?
Ultrasound uses sound waves to create an image (picture). The sound waves can not be heard and the power of the sound waves used is very low. In pregnancy an ultrasound scan can be used to look at the developing baby.


Can an ultrasound detect anything at all if im 2-3 weeks pregnant.any1 ever had an u/s that early??
1 - 10 of 23 answers. 1  Well no because its to early to detect your baby your hcg levels has to be over 500. 2  I was been bleading and i got an ultrasound and she couldn't see anything and she didn't see i am miscarriage too. 3  But yesterday i had ultrasound and she said to me she didn't find a baby .


What is ultrasound?
The most common time for a scan is about 19-20 weeks of pregnancy. This is the best time to check the baby's physical development. Ultrasound scans can be done at any stage of pregnancy, with signs of pregnancy being seen as early as 5 weeks.


Obstetric ultrasonography
The sex of the fetus may be discerned by ultrasound as early as 11 weeks gestation. The accuracy is relatively imprecise when attempted early. After 13 weeks gestation, a high accuracy of between 99% to 100% is possible if the fetus does not display intersex external characteristics.


Obstetric ultrasonography
The International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology (ISUOG) recommends that pregnant women have routine obstetric ultrasounds between 18 weeks and 22 weeks gestational age in order to confirm pregnancy timing, to measure the fetus so that growth abnormalities can be recognized quickly later in pregnancy, and to assess for congenital ...


Obstetric ultrasonography
A gestational sac can be reliably seen on transvaginal ultrasound by 5 weeks gestational age (approximately 3 weeks after ovulation).The embryo should be seen by the time the gestational sac measures 20mm, about five and a half weeks.


The Virtual Microphone System
When You Can Have Them ALL! The Virtual Microphone System. The âVMSâ is a hybrid system that utilizes an extremely transparent condenser microphone, a sonically-neutral preamp, and state-of-the-art digital processing suite that recreates the tone of classic microphones and preamps.


Slate Digital VMS Virtual Microphone System
Comments about Slate Digital VMS Virtual Microphone System: I bought this microphone looking for an extra microphone to have around the studio that could kind of match many of the tribute microphones I have around.


Slate Digital VMS
Slate Digital VMS. The Virtual Microphone System recreates the color and character of some of the most beloved classic microphones and pre-amps used in the recording industry.


Slate Digital VMS
VMS Plugin Module. The final piece of the Virtual Microphone System is the VMS plugin module. This module turns the ultra clean signal coming from the VMS hardware into classic recreations of famous microphones and microphone preamps.


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Slate Digital VMS Virtual Microphone System. The Slate Digital Virtual Microphone System is a revolutionary all-in one solution to give you the colour and sound of the best microphones in history. The VMS comprises of the ultra-clean ML1 high resolution condenser microphone, the VMS One Preamp Converter and the VMS plug-in module.


Slate Digital VMS Virtual Microphone System
Comments about Slate Digital VMS Virtual Microphone System: This system is a lot of fun, but some of the emulations are closer than others. I've had better luck with emulating some of these classic mics using moderately priced tribute mics. Most of the emulations are a bit brighter than their counterparts.


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INTRODUCING THE VIRTUAL RECORDING STUDIO. overview. Slate Digital has just changed the audio recording landscape by announcing the release of the Virtual Recording Studio â a suite of clever hardware and software products working together to create an entire audio ecosystem.


Slate Digital VMS Virtual Microphone System
Comments about Slate Digital VMS Virtual Microphone System: The Slate VMS lives up to the Hype! I've used the real version of every mic included with the VMS other than the Sony C800G. It's close enough to the real thing that I could never justify the cost of the real thing again.


Review: Slate Digital VMS Virtual Microphone System
Getting hold of multiple high-end classic microphones is a daunting task. Luckily, Slate Digital has come up with a hardware and software alternative. We put it to the test. I donât write about products that I donât like enough to enthusiastically endorse. Much of what is in a review is by nature subjective, and I donât want to possibly do harm to a good product because of my subjective assessment. So when the good folks at Slate Digital sent me this system to review, it was challenging for me, for the reasons I will outline.


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The iLok is FREE if you don't already have one, however note this promotion only applies to new iLok customers who do not have an iLok 2 or 3 dongle. Only choose this option if you DO NOT already have an iLok 2 or 3 USB dongle.


Kenya
Kenya (/ËkÉnjÉ/; locally [ËkÉÉ²a]), officially the Republic of Kenya, is a country in Africa and a founding member of the East African Community (EAC). Its capital and largest city is Nairobi. Kenya's territory lies on the equator and overlies the East African Rift covering a diverse and expansive terrain that extends roughly from Lake Victoria to Lake Turkana (formerly called Lake Rudolf) and further south-east to the Indian Ocean.


Kenya
Nakuruâs climate compared to Kenyaâs parks. Nakuru town lies right next to Nakuru NP in the Rift Valley, one of Kenyaâs most popular parks. Many of Kenyaâs parks have a climate comparable to this, including the Masai Mara. Amboseli, Meru, Samburu and Tsavo are at a lower altitude and, therefore, warmer. The Aberdares and Laikipia Plateau are in the highlands, and a bit colder. The highlands receive a great deal of rain and are very cold in the evening and the morning.


What to expect of Kenya's climate and weather patterns
By and large, Kenya's climate is warm all year round, with plenty of sunshine, cools nights and mornings. But while most parts of Kenya exhibit more or less the same climatic conditions, when traveling across different parts of Kenya, you will experience varying weather patterns due to Kenya's differing topographical dimensions.


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Kenya has a warm and humid tropical climate on its Indian Ocean coastline. The climate is cooler in the savannah grasslands around the capital city, Nairobi, and especially closer to Mount Kenya, which has snow permanently on its peaks.


Promoter
(genetics) A site in a DNA molecule at which RNA polymerase and transcription factors bind to initiate transcription of mRNA. Supplement. The site is actually specific DNA sequences that are recognized by transcription factors, which recruit RNA polymerase at the site. In the Operon Model, the promoter is the gene segment that serves as the initiation site where RNA polymerase binds to and initiates the transcription of certain genes. Conversely, in the presence of a repressor protein, this segment binds with the repressor.


Promoter (genetics)
Eukaryotic promoter regulatory sequences typically bind proteins called transcription factors that are involved in the formation of the transcriptional complex. An example is the E-box (sequence CACGTG), which binds transcription factors in the basic helix-loop-helix (bHLH) family (e.g. BMAL1-Clock, cMyc).


promoter
promoter. 1. a segment of DNA usually occurring upstream from a gene coding region and acting as a controlling element in the expression of that gene. 2. a substance in a catalyst that increases its rate of activity.


Promoter gene
Because of this, the RNA polymerase cannot bind to it, resulting in the prevention of transcription of genes. And, this segment is now referred to as the operator gene. Word origin: promote Â» Middle English promoten, from Old French promoter, from Latin prÅmovÄre, prÅmÅt - : prÅ -, forward + - er.


Repressor
Bottom: The gene is turned on. Lactose is inhibiting the repressor, allowing the RNA polymerase to bind with the promoter, and express the genes, which synthesize lactase. Eventually, the lactase will digest all of the lactose, until there is none to bind to the repressor.


promoter
promoter. a specific DNA sequence to which RNA polymerase binds and signals where RNA synthesis (transcription) should begin. internal promoter. a class of enhancers which are gene-specific sequences that increase transcription. promoter region. the non-coding nucleotide sequence at the transcription start region that is characterized by the presence of a number of conserved or consequence sequences.


Promoter (genetics)
For the transcription to take place, the enzyme that makes RNA, known as RNA polymerase, must attach to the DNA near a gene. Promoters contain specific DNA sequences which give the RNA polymerase a place to bind. Other proteins also help this to happen. Some can also stop it from happening.


Promoter (genetics)
In genetics, a promoter is a region of DNA that initiates transcription of a particular gene.


Promoter (genetics)
In genetics, a promoter is a section of DNA which starts the transcription of a gene. Promoters are near the genes they transcribe. They are on the same strand of DNA and are 'upstream'. Promoters can be about 100â1000 base pairs long.


Repressor
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. 1: RNA Polymerase, 2: Repressor, 3: Promoter, 4: Operator, 5: Lactose, 6: lacZ, 7: lacY, 8: lacA. Top: The gene is turned off. There is no lactose to inhibit the repressor, so the repressor binds to the operator.


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Why was rationing inportant during WWII?
It was part of the war effert that people took part in. Whether they liked it or not. Every material was need to make weapons and machines. There just wasn't enough materials or food if there wasn't rationing.


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How does Cubaâs food rationing system work? Cubaâs food rationing system has been in place since 1962, when American sanctions placed a sudden burden on the population. Although the prices of rationed items are low, most Cubans have to supplement their supplies at higher-priced stores. There has been talk that the rationing system will be ending within the next few years. Under the office of registration of customers (Oficina de Registro de Consumidores, popularly known as Oficoda), every household has a food ration book in which the bodega (grocery store), butcher shop or milk store clerkâs record each purchase.


Why was rationing inportant during WWII?
The government found it necessary to ration food, gas, and even clothing during that time. Americans were asked to conserve on everything. With not a single person unaffected by the war, rationing meant sacrifices for all. In the spring of 1942, the Food Rationing Program was set into motion. Rationing would deeply affect the American way of life for most. The federal government needed to control supply and demand. Rationing was introduced to avoid public anger with shortages and not to allow only the wealthy to purchase commodities.


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Cubaâs food rationing system has been in place since 1962. Learn more about Cuba's rationing system here.


Food shortages & rationing
Food shortages & rationing. In Australia, the war did not only affect those men and women who went to fight and serve abroad. Many things also had to change for those who remained at home. Many men left their jobs to join the armed forces leading to a shortage of labour.


Why was rationing inportant during WWII?
Best Answer: With the onset of World War II, numerous challenges confronted the American people. The government found it necessary to ration food, gas, and even ...


Rationing
Rationing worked by each family having to register with a shop and the shopkeeper was issued with enough food for the people on his list only. In January 1940, butter, sugar and bacon were rationed. This list was added to : meat in general, cheese, fresh eggs, jam, tea, breakfast cereals and milk soon followed.


Food shortages & rationing
This only made shortages worse. It also led to a black market: items that were in demand were sold privately, at very high prices, outside the rationing system. But rationing was not enough. The government also needed large amounts of money to pay for weapons, aeroplanes, ships, tanks, ammunition, and soldiersâ wages. One source of this money was the savings of individual citizens, who were encouraged to lend money to the Government by purchasing bonds called âVictory Loansâ.


Food shortages & rationing
Food shortages & rationing In Australia, the war did not only affect those men and women who went to fight and serve abroad. Many things also had to change for those who remained at home.


Rationing
Rationing dominated the lives of those who lived through the Home Front in World War Two. Rationing meant that all families were issued with the booklets below from early 1940 on. The left hand side is the inside of the booklet which ensured everybody got their fair share of food. The front cover on the right showed which family owned the book.


Which Olive Oil to Buy? The Olive Oil Fraud!
1 Look for a harvesting date on the label.  Olive oil can get old and rancid. A simple test for a âgoodâ olive oil is to taste a little on a spoon. Not rancid, real olive oil will have a fruity taste in the front of your mouth and a peppery taste in the back of your mouth.


The Most (and Least) Fake Extra Virgin Olive Oil Brands
The Most (and Least) Fake Extra Virgin Olive Oil Brands. Frauds! An estimated 69% of all store-bought extra virgin olive oils in the US are probably fake, according to tests by the University of California. UC Davis tested samples from the top-selling extra virgin olive oil brands to find the ones that are...


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Major Sergio Tirro of the Italian Carabinieri police, one of the top investigators of food fraud in Europe, showed 60 Minutes' Bill Whitaker just how easy it is to make a realistic-looking fake. Olive oil fraud has gone on for the better part of four millennia, Campanile says. The difference now is that the food supply chain is so vast, so global, and so lucrative that it's easy for the bad guys to either introduce adulterated olive oils or mix in lower quality olive oils with extra-virgin olive oil..


Which Olive Oil to Buy? The Olive Oil Fraud!
These olive oils have met the extra-virgin standards; this list of brands is from the research above. Olea Estates 100% extra virgin olive oil is from an extremely reliable source and is our top recommendation. This olive oil is grown on a single family farm in Greece and is a great tasting olive oil.


The Most (and Least) Fake Extra Virgin Olive Oil Brands
- 1013 days ago - lifehacker.com. Frauds! An estimated 69% of all store-bought extra virgin olive oils in the US are probably fake, according to tests by the University of California. UC Davis tested samples from the top-selling extra virgin olive oil brands to find the ones that are... add comment.


Which Olive Oil to Buy? The Olive Oil Fraud!
Italyâs extra virgin olive oil scandal! The anti-fraud police squad in Turin, Italy are examining seven well-known olive oil brands (Carapelli, Bertolli, Santa Sabina, Coricelli, Sasso, Primadonna and Antica Badia) to find out if they are selling an inferior virgin olive oil as âextra virginâ olive oil.


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Don't fall victim to olive oil fraud. Visit any American supermarket and you'll likely find rows of golden-hued olive oils, many with picturesque labels declaring them Italian extra-virgin.


Which Olive Oil to Buy? The Olive Oil Fraud!
Many of us want to use âextra virgin olive oilâ for all the wonderful health benefits and taste, but when you go to the trouble of seeking it out, and spending the extra money, there is a high chance that it is not virgin at all! That olive oil is likely to be a fraud.


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In other cases, a bottle labeled extra-virgin olive oil may not be olive oil at all, just a seed oil like sunflower made to look and smell like olive oil with a few drops of chlorophyll and beta-carotene.


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One result: Much of the olive oil we import isn't as pure as it seems. Guy Campanile, the story's Italian-American producer, had never been to Italy during olive oil harvest before and says he has a new appreciation of true extra-virgin oil.


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The opening  vision  (i.), an elaborate symbolic picture, is of the nature of a general preface, and was composed probably late in the prophet's life. There are several symbolic acts descriptive of the siege.


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2 a written or printed mark that is meant to convey information to the reader the symbol Â¶ indicates where a new paragraph should begin Synonyms glyph, icon (also ikon), sign, characterRelated Words cipher, letter, numeral; hieroglyph, ideogram, pictogram, pictograph; rune.


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Power Thesaurus. 1969. symbol thesaurus http://www.powerthesaurus.org/symbol/synonyms (accessed April 16, 2017).


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1 a device, design, or figure used as an identifying mark the traditional physician's symbol of a staff entwined with a snake Synonyms ensign, hallmark, impresa, logo, emblem, totem, trademarkRelated Words attribute, icon (also ikon), pictograph; logogram, logograph; badge, coat of arms, cognizance, crest, insignia, monogram; colophon, stamp, token ...


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Â» more... 1  Its function could determine the meaning of the symbols, since the most ancient Immortal writing is based on a complex system of symbolic context.


symbol
The definition of a symbol is something that stands for or represents something else. An example of symbol is a jack o' lantern representing Halloween. something that stands for, represents, or suggests another thing; specif., an object used to represent something abstract: the dove is a symbol of peace. a stylized emblem: an upside-down is a peace symbol. a person who represents a quality, movement, etc.: a sex symbol.


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Power Thesaurus 1969, symbol thesaurus, Power Thesaurus, viewed 16 April, 2017, <http://www.powerthesaurus.org/symbol/synonyms>.


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Dictionary: Definition of symbol Medical Dictionary: Definition of symbol Spanish Central: Translation of symbol Nglish: Translation of symbol for Spanish speakers Britannica English: Translation of symbol for Arabic speakers Britannica.com: Encyclopedia article about symbol.


symbol
symbol. 1  something that stands for, represents, or suggests another thing; specif., an object used to represent something abstract: the dove is a symbol of peace. 2  a written or printed mark, letter, abbreviation, etc. standing for an object, quality, process, quantity, etc., as in music, mathematics, or chemistry.


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In addition, as a direct result of the concurrent efforts of the United States Government and its agencies and Lead Plaintiffs and Lead Counsel, Symbol also agreed to pay an additional $37,000,000 in cash into a Joint Compensation Fund, as payment to the United States Government and its agencies and in settlement of the class members' claims.


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I have the straight across the bottom blunt cut, so my hair is all one length. Yes, I am also experiencing the pyramid effect.I don't want to do layers; my mom has the same hair I do, and she looked like Beethoven when she did her hair in layers.I heard that I can get rid of the pyramid by rounding the bottom instead of trimming straight across. don't want to do layers; my mom has the same hair I do, and she looked like Beethoven when she did her hair in layers. I heard that I can get rid of the pyramid by rounding the bottom instead of trimming straight across.


Pyramid Effect
Pyramid Effect Q: I have very long and curly hair. I have the straight across the bottom blunt cut, so my hair is all one length. Yes, I am also experiencing the pyramid effect. I don't want to do layers; my mom has the same hair I do, and she looked like Beethoven when she did her hair in layers.I heard that I can get rid of the pyramid by rounding the bottom instead of trimming straight across. don't want to do layers; my mom has the same hair I do, and she looked like Beethoven when she did her hair in layers. I heard that I can get rid of the pyramid by rounding the bottom instead of trimming straight across.


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1 Add texture! 2  Using either texturizing or thinning scissors, separate the hair into 1-inch pieces. 3  Hold each piece away from your head and use the shears on the bottom third of your hair. 4  This will help to reduce bulk. Trim hair to desired length. 2  Itâs important that you take the time to cut each curl one at a time and straight across. 3  Using a mirror, pull trimmed curls out straight and double check their length. 4  Be sure that your hair is trimmed evenly.


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Specific haircuts can also increase or decrease your poof, given that they increase or decrease your bulk. For example, a blunt cut creates more volume and leaves a pyramid or triangle shaped âdo for curlies. This haircut is prone to the notorious poof as the bulk of your hair is situated in a small space.On the other hand, layers can often cut down on the amount of bulk, thus reducing a poofy look. Trim hair to desired length. 2  Itâs important that you take the time to cut each curl one at a time and straight across. 3  Using a mirror, pull trimmed curls out straight and double check their length. 4  Be sure that your hair is trimmed evenly.


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1 Hold each piece away from your head and use the shears on the bottom third of your hair. 2  This will help to reduce bulk. 3  Itâs important that you work from the back of the head toward the crown. 4  After youâre done texturizing, shake your curls out to ensure there are no uneven spots on your head. Trim hair to desired length. 2  Itâs important that you take the time to cut each curl one at a time and straight across. 3  Using a mirror, pull trimmed curls out straight and double check their length. 4  Be sure that your hair is trimmed evenly.


LANGUAGE OF LAYERS (part 1)
ASK FOR: 1  the haircut you want, and then some subtle layers added to it. 2  Short layers donât mean that your top layer is short in length. 3  Short (when describing layers) simply defines the distance between one layer and the next.4  Think of it like thisâ itâs just a âshort distanceâ to the next layer.SK FOR: 1  the haircut you want, and then some subtle layers added to it. 2  Short layers donât mean that your top layer is short in length. 3  Short (when describing layers) simply defines the distance between one layer and the next.


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1 Start attaching the darkest extensions at the bottom of the back of the headâ¦. the nape area. 2  Make sure to leave 1 1/2â³ from hair line before you start your row to hide the bonds. 3  Do 1 or 2 complete rows with darkest color. 4  Pack the extensions close together in the bottom rows for fullness.avored by professional Stylists. 1  Instead of gluing the extensions onto your own hair strand...the Micro Ring System simply uses small beads, or rings, to attach the extention to your own hair! 2  The extensions have a tip called and I-Tip which is shaped like a shoe-lace tip and is threaded into the micro ring.


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You can do this with dry or wet hair, but I find it wet hair easier to section off and grab. Also, the scissor blades drag less on wet hair, so I donât feel the drag as much when Iâm slicing. Itâs a weird sensation, like my hair is Velcro and Iâm tearing it off itself.et a job, hair. PREP. It takes a while--way longer than if you went to a salon and were like, âJust need something to get rid of all this bulk, Johnny!â Take a night off to just confine yourself to your bathroom with some candles, a pair of shears, and maybe â¦Baby One More Time on compact disc. Good lighting is a must.


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THE TECHNIQUE. I clipped my hair up, leaving the bottom section free, combed neatly to monitor the length. Starting from about three inches up the hair shaft, I placed an inch-wide section of hair between the blades of my shears and slid down, pressing slightly.et a job, hair. PREP. It takes a while--way longer than if you went to a salon and were like, âJust need something to get rid of all this bulk, Johnny!â Take a night off to just confine yourself to your bathroom with some candles, a pair of shears, and maybe â¦Baby One More Time on compact disc. Good lighting is a must.


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1 Trim hair to desired length. 2  Itâs important that you take the time to cut each curl one at a time and straight across. 3  Using a mirror, pull trimmed curls out straight and double check their length. 4  Be sure that your hair is trimmed evenly. Trim hair to desired length. 2  Itâs important that you take the time to cut each curl one at a time and straight across. 3  Using a mirror, pull trimmed curls out straight and double check their length. 4  Be sure that your hair is trimmed evenly.


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Wood floor replacement will cost somewhere between $8 - $14 per square foot installed (including labor and material). If you simply need your floor refinished, that will cost somewhere between $2 - $4 per square foot. Talk to a professional about your options.e can help you find a wood floor installer or refinisher in your area. The pros in our network provide free cost estimates for wood flooring projects such as: installation, repair, sanding and refinishing, and more.


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We can help you find a wood floor installer or refinisher in your area. The pros in our network provide free cost estimates for wood flooring projects such as: installation, repair, sanding and refinishing, and more.e can help you find a wood floor installer or refinisher in your area. The pros in our network provide free cost estimates for wood flooring projects such as: installation, repair, sanding and refinishing, and more.


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Private exchanges are marketplaces of health insurance and other related products. Employers purchase health insurance through the private exchange, and then their employees can choose a health plan from those supplied by participating payors.


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â¢ âIndividual in Group Clothingâ Private Exchange â A private exchange that sells individual market health plans to employees of employers through an HRA.â¢ Individual Market Private Exchange â A private exchange that sells health insurance to individuals and families in the individual health insurance market.


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For example, some private exchanges service individuals purchasing insurance in the individual health insurance market. Other private exchanges service the âgroupâ health insurance market â both the fully-insured and the self-insured markets â offering group health plans to large and small employers.


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But people without this option can now shop for health insurance on exchanges, as an alternative to buying coverage directly from individual health insurers. Public exchanges opened for business in October 2013, allowing consumers to shop for health plans that began on January 1, 2014 or later.


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Most people get health insurance through their employers. But people without this option can now shop for health insurance on exchanges, as an alternative to buying coverage directly from individual health insurers.


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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Health insurance in the U.S. is at the cusp of a major transition from an employer-driven payor model to a model directly involving many more employees and consumers. Private health insurance exchanges with a defined contribution approach represent a significant step toward catalyzing this change.


List of Deaths (TV Series)
For the Survival Instinct deaths, see List of Deaths (Survival Instinct). The following is a list of character deaths on AMC's The Walking Dead. Please note that a character gets a kill for killing a named person. It is possible for a character to get 2 kill points on the death of one person.


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The group learns the rules of the new world after losing one of their own at the end of its first season. AMC's Fear the Walking Dead capped off its six-episode freshman season with an explosive season finale Sunday.


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For the Comic deaths, see List of Deaths (Comic Series). For the Novel deaths, see List of Deaths (Novel Series). The following is a list of character deaths on AMC's The Walking Dead. Please note that a character gets a kill for killing a named person.


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Courtesy of AMC. The group learns the rules of the new world after losing one of their own at the end of its first season. [Warning: This story contains spoilers from the season one finale of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead, The Good Man.] AMC's Fear the Walking Dead capped off its six-episode freshman season with an explosive season finale Sunday.


âFear The Walking Deadâ: Sneak Peek Into Episode 3
Shots are fired into the undead outside the hospital and the characters in the back of Travisâ pick up truck have to duck for cover. Added along with the video promos is the following image of Madison and Alicia that was posted to Alycia Debnam Carey: Fear The Walking Dead returns to AMC on September 13, 2015.


List of Deaths (TV Series)
For the Novel deaths, see List of Deaths (Novel Series). For the Social Game deaths, see List of Deaths (Social Game). The following is a list of character deaths on AMC's The Walking Dead. Please note that a character gets a kill for killing a named person.


'Fear the Walking Dead': Who Died in the Season 1 Finale?
While Daniel, Madison, Travis and Ofelia head in to rescue Liza, Nick and Griselda, Army soldiers carjack Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey) and Chris, who is punched out cold while trying to defend his stepsister. Inside the compound, Victor Strand (Colman Domingo) and Nick make their way out as the walkers grow closer.


âFear The Walking Deadâ: Sneak Peek Into Episode 3
There will be a hiatus from AMCâs Fear The Walking Dead next week due to the Labor day holiday in the U.S., but that doesnât mean there were no teaser videos were released to tie fans over until September 13 when it returns. WARNING: This article contains potential spoilers in regards to AMCâs Fear The Walking Dead. If you are not up to date with all episodes, please proceed with caution. In fact, there are two videos to keep fans happy and to add to speculation as to how the remainder of Season 1 of Fear The Walking Dead will unfold.


Jackie Cooper (actor)
In his career, he worked with Jackie Coogan, Judy Garland, Wallace Beery, Henry Fonda and Mickey Rooney (formerly Mickey McGuire). He directed and starred in the sitcom, The People's Choice in 1955 which lasted three years.


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Down the Rabbit Hole with Jackie Coogan. So I'm researching lynchings and kidnappings for this dumb book I'm working on and I see Jackie Coogan's name in a story. Child movie star Jackie Coogan, a friend of Brooke Hart from Santa Clara University, was reported to be one of the mob that prepared and held the rope for lynching.


Jackie Cooper (actor)
This led to Jackie starring in Sunny Side Up, and Hal Roach signing Jackie up as the new tough kid in Our Gang. Jackie's cousin, Joan Bernhoft, was one of the kids who played additional Munchkins in the The Wizard Of Oz (1937). Jackie left being a Little Rascal to star in feature films.


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Everett Collection. Jackie Lynn Taylor, who played one of the Little Rascals in the beloved Our Gang films in the 1930s before becoming a TV anchor and, later, a church minister, has died at 88. She passed away Monday and had been battling Alzheimerâs disease, her husband, Jack Fries, told the Sacramento Bee.


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Jackie Coogan (1914â1984) Jackie Coogan was born into a family of vaudevillians where his father was a dancer and his mother had been a child star. On the stage by four, Jackie was touring at the age of five with his family in Los Angeles, California.


Jackie Coogan (1914â1984)
Jackie Coogan (1914â1984) Actor | Soundtrack | Miscellaneous Crew. Jackie Coogan was born into a family of vaudevillians where his father was a dancer and his mother had been a child star. On the stage by four, Jackie was touring at the age of five with his family in Los Angeles, California.


Jackie Cooper
For others of this name, see Jacki Cooper and John Cooper (disambiguation). John Cooper, Jr. (September 15, 1922 â May 3, 2011), known as Jackie Cooper, was an American actor, television director, producer and executive. He was a child actor who managed to make the transition to an adult career. Cooper was the first child actor to receive an Academy Award nomination.


Jackie Lynn Taylor of the Little Rascals Dies at 88
Jackie Lynn Taylor of the Little Rascals Dies at 88. Jackie Lynn Taylor, who played one of the Little Rascals in the beloved Our Gang films in the 1930s before becoming a TV anchor and, later, a church minister, has died at 88. She passed away Monday and had been battling Alzheimerâs disease, her husband, Jack Fries, told the Sacramento Bee.


Jackie Cooper
Jackie Cooper. John Jackie Cooperman Jr. (September 15, 1922-May 3, 2011) better known as Jackie Cooper, an American actor, television director, producer and executive. He was a child actor who managed to make the transition to an adult career. Cooper was the first child actor to receive an Academy Award nomination.


Jackie Cooper (actor)
He tried to revive Our Gang with a new series of Rascals but the project wasn't successful. He crossed paths with Gene Reynolds, who had been a Rascal in Washee Ironee, and gave him a chance to direct. Reynolds returned the favor years later by hiring Jackie to direct a vastly successful of the TV-Series M*A*S*H..


OBAMA APPOINTEE KEVIN JENNINGS: FISTING AND â [Fâk] âemâ to the âReligious Rightâ
President Obama has appointed Kevin Jennings, founder of GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network) â which sponsored the conference that produced the notorious âFistgateâ scandal (in which young teens were guided on how to perform dangerous homosexual perversions including âfistingâ) â to head up âSafe Schoolsâ efforts


OBAMA APPOINTEE KEVIN JENNINGS: FISTING AND â [Fâk] âemâ to the âReligious Rightâ
even young students. He made that comment in a New York City church. TAKE ACTION: Urge your U.S. Congressman and Senators to call for the withdrawal of Jenningsâ appointment at the Education Department. Call Congress at 202-224-3121 or 202-225-3121. More here, You can't make this stuff up. Obama has appointed this radical to head up our safe schools?


OBAMA APPOINTEE KEVIN JENNINGS: FISTING AND â [Fâk] âemâ to the âReligious Rightâ
schools. Its founder, Kevin Jennings, was recently appointed to a high position in U. S. Department of Education by Barack Obama. GLSEN is part of the tax-supported Massachusetts Commission on Gay Lesbian Bisexual and Transgender Youth. (In fact, GLSEN's membership in that commission is mandated by law!)


Not Getting Any Younger
Aside from Liu, none of President Obama's nominees to the federal appellate courts are under 40. Only two are under 45. On average, Obama's nominees are more than 54 years old, which is four years older than the nominees under Presidents Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and George W. Bush. But the averages tell only part of the story.


OBAMA APPOINTEE KEVIN JENNINGS: FISTING AND â [Fâk] âemâ to the âReligious Rightâ
another terrible Obama choice. Do not traumatize children. Why can't the schools just teach reading, writing, arithmetic and civics? There is radical in every Obama appointee. Over at Mass Resistance: Students as young as 12 given graphic instruction in homosexual sex by state employees The Gay Lesbian Straight Education Network (GLSEN) is a national homosexual activist group targeting children in the public


Not Getting Any Younger
The list of the 50 youngest appellate judges appointed since the Reagan presidencyâall nominated under the age of 45âreads like a Who's Who of most accomplished federal judges of our time: Alex Kozinski (nominated at age 34), Frank Easterbrook (36), J. Harvie Wilkinson (39), Samuel Alito (39), Douglas Ginsburg (40), Clarence Thomas (41), and Richard Posner (42), to name just a few.


Not Getting Any Younger
Goodwin Liu is out. Nominated to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals more than a year ago, Liu was filibustered by Senate Republicans. This week, he asked President Obama to withdraw his judicial nomination. Critics in progressive circles have charged Republicans with hypocrisy over use of the filibuster.


Old World
The makeup of the Roberts Court illustrates this point: All nine justices served as circuit judges, and their average age when successfully nominated to the circuit courts was 44--eleven years younger than the average age of Obama's nominees. The youngest, Anthony Kennedy, was nominated at 38. The oldest, John Paul Stevens and David Souter, were nominated at only 50. And so Obama's first five circuit-court nominations raise serious concerns.


Old World
Why isn't Obama appointing young judges to the circuit courts? Attention was understandably focused on Sonia Sotomayor this week, as her confirmation hearings unfolded. But what about Obama's other judicial nominees?


Not Getting Any Younger
By this point in his first term, President Bush had nominated at least a half dozen judges who were 42 years old or younger. But President Obama has nominated just one: Goodwin Liu.


Astronaut ranks and positions
Astronaut ranks and positions. Astronauts hold a variety of ranks and positions, and each of these roles carries responsibilities that are essential to the operation of a spacecraft. A spacecraft's cockpit, filled with sophisticated equipment, requires skills differing from those used to manage the scientific equipment on board, and so on.


What's the difference between an astronaut and a cosmonaut?
Originally Answered: What's the difference between an astronaut and a cosmonaut? Selected and Trained space workers from the US NASA agency are Astronauts. Selected and Trained space workers from the Russian equivalent agency are Cosmonauts.


Physicists and Astronomers
Physicists and astronomers study the ways in which various forms of matter and energy interact. Theoretical physicists and astronomers may study the nature of time or the origin of the universe. Some physicists design and perform experiments with sophisticated equipment such as particle accelerators, electron microscopes, and lasers.


Physicists and Astronomers
Physicists and astronomers typically do the following: 1  Develop scientific theories and models that attempt to explain the properties of the natural world, such as the force of gravity or the formation of atoms. 2  Plan and conduct scientific experiments and studies to test theories and discover properties of matter and energy.


CURRENT NASA OPPORTUNITIES
Astronaut Selection Resources NASA Opportunities NASA, the world's leader in space and aeronautics, is always seeking outstanding scientists, engineers, and other talented professionals.


What's the difference between an astronaut and a cosmonaut?
Astronauts have to pilot the spacecraft and also do servicing. This means that an astronaut should be adept in servicing and also in commanding the spacecraft. Astronauts have a good understanding of life in space and also a human beingâs relationship to space. On the contrary, a cosmonaut has to work outside the Earthâs atmosphere.


Physicists and Astronomers
Physicists and astronomers spend much of their time working in offices, but they also conduct research in laboratories and observatories. Most physicists and astronomers work full time. How to Become a Physicist or Astronomer. Physicists and astronomers typically need a Ph.D. for jobs in research and academia.


What Are The Differences Between An Astronaut And A Cosmonaut?
Astronaut is the job title for someone that has been selected, completed the training, and been certified by NASA, ESA, CSA, or JAXA. Cosmonaut is the job title for someone that has been selected and completed the training and been certified by the Russian Space Agency. Note, just going into space does not mean someone acquires either title. The spaceflight participants that pay the Russians for a trip to space are not cosmonauts nor astronauts.


Summary
Compare the job duties, education, job growth, and pay of physicists and astronomers with similar occupations. More Information, Including Links to O*NET Learn more about physicists and astronomers by visiting additional resources, including O*NET, a source on key characteristics of workers and occupations.


Astronaut ranks and positions
Mercury Seven. As a single-seat spacecraft, the astronauts who flew the Mercury missions were referred to simply as Pilots. Mercury Pilots were required to have experience as a pilot of high-performance jet aircraft and to be no more than 5 feet 11 inches (180 cm) tall and weigh no more than 180 pounds (82 kg).


Habeas Corpus
The writ of habeas corpus serves as an important check on the manner in which state courts pay respect to federal constitutional rights. The writ is the fundamental instrument for safeguarding individual freedom against arbitrary and lawless state action.. Harris v. Nelson, 394 U.S. 286, 290-91 (1969).


FAQs: What Is Habeas Corpus
In June 2007, the Supreme Court decided to hear CCRâs most recent case challenging the detention of many Guantanamo detainees. These men have faced indefinite detention, sham trials, and conditions rapidly inducing psychological deterioration for nearly six years.


FAQs: What Is Habeas Corpus
Habeas corpus, or the Great Writ, is the legal procedure that keeps the government from holding you indefinitely without showing cause. When you challenge your detention by filing a habeas corpus petition, the executive branch must explain to a neutral judge its justification for holding you.


We weren't alone! Scientists confirm there were two other species of early human beings
comments. Scientists have discovered two new species of early human which lived alongside our direct ancestor two million years ago, before coming to an evolutionary 'dead end'.The revelation is based on three new fossils unearthed between 2007 and 2009 from a site n ear Lake Turkana in Kenya-known as the 'cradle of mankind'.Humans seem to have been evolving in different ways in different regions' He told the BBC. 'It was almost as if nature was developing different human prototypes with different attributes, only one of which, an ancestor of our species, was ultimately successful in evolutionary terms,' he said.


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Early Transitional Humans. Humans are members of the genus Homo. Modern people are Homo sapiens. However, we are not the only species of humans who have ever lived. There were earlier species of our genus that are now extinct.In the past, it was incorrectly assumed that human evolution was a relatively straightforward sequence of one species evolving into another.e now understand that there were times when several species of humans and even other hominins were alive. This complex pattern of evolution emerging from the fossil record has been aptly described as a luxuriantly branching bush on which all but one twig has died off. Modern humans are that last living twig.


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Humans are members of the genus Homo. Modern people are Homo sapiens. However, we are not the only species of humans who have ever lived.There were earlier species of our genus that are now extinct. In the past, it was incorrectly assumed that human evolution was a relatively straightforward sequence of one species evolving into another.e now understand that there were times when several species of humans and even other hominins were alive. This complex pattern of evolution emerging from the fossil record has been aptly described as a luxuriantly branching bush on which all but one twig has died off. Modern humans are that last living twig.


species
Species hypothesized to have the same ancestors are placed in one genus, based on similarities. The similarity of species is judged based on comparison of physical attributes, and where available, their DNA sequences. All species are given a two-part name, a binomial name, or just binomial.The first part of a binomial is the generic name, the genus to which the species belongs.eproductive species. Two organisms that are able to reproduce naturally to produce fertile offspring of both sexes. Organisms that can reproduce but almost always make infertile hybrids of at least one sex, such as a mule, hinny or F1 male cattalo are not considered to be the same species.


species
A species is often defined as the largest group of organisms where two hybrids are capable of reproducing fertile offspring, typically using sexual reproduction. While in many cases this definition is adequate, the difficulty of defining species is known as the species problem.eproductive species. Two organisms that are able to reproduce naturally to produce fertile offspring of both sexes. Organisms that can reproduce but almost always make infertile hybrids of at least one sex, such as a mule, hinny or F1 male cattalo are not considered to be the same species.


Human race will 'split into two different species'
The human race will one day split into two separate species, an attractive, intelligent ruling elite and an underclass of dim-witted, ugly goblin-like creatures, according to a top scientist. 100,000 years into the future, sexual selection could mean that two distinct breeds of human will have developed.n the 1895 book, the human race has evolved into two distinct species, the highly intelligent and wealthy Eloi and the frightening, animalistic Morlock who are destined to work underground to keep the Eloi happy.


Are Neanderthals Human?
The presence of DNA from Neanderthals in human genomes is compelling evidence that humans and Neanderthals could mate and produce fertile offspring. If we stick to the Biological Species Concept, then we are a single species, as Schaafhausen originally thought.But some scientists reject this argument.he presence of DNA from Neanderthals in human genomes is compelling evidence that humans and Neanderthals could mate and produce fertile offspring. If we stick to the Biological Species Concept, then we are a single species, as Schaafhausen originally thought.


species
Reproductive species. Two organisms that are able to reproduce naturally to produce fertile offspring of both sexes. Organisms that can reproduce but almost always make infertile hybrids of at least one sex, such as a mule, hinny or F1 male cattalo are not considered to be the same species.eproductive species. Two organisms that are able to reproduce naturally to produce fertile offspring of both sexes. Organisms that can reproduce but almost always make infertile hybrids of at least one sex, such as a mule, hinny or F1 male cattalo are not considered to be the same species.


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The contributions of the church fathers to the development of Christmas. appear most clearly in the dating of Christmas and expansion of its liturgical. season. Among these four books, Kelly offers the best account of this history. He shows how the Christological debates in the early church influenced the. formation of Christmas, and how writings of the church fathers added other. aspects to the Christmas story, especially concerning the Magi.


Why Do We Have Christmas Trees?
Not until the Renaissance are there clear records of trees being used as a symbol of Christmasâbeginning in Latvia in 1510 and Strasbourg in 1521. Legend credits the Protestant reformer Martin Luther with inventing the Christmas tree, but the story has little historical basis.


Christmas A to Z
THE EARLIEST ORNAMENTS - The 1800's. The earliest in the early 1800âs, as weâve mentioned in passing,were fruit (particularly apples) and nuts. These, along with the evergreen trees themselves, represented the certainty that life would return in the spring. Other fruits began to be added, along with paper streamers and bits of shiny metal foil.


The History of Christmas Trees
The first Christmas Trees came to Britain sometime in the 1830s. They became very popular in 1841, when Prince Albert (Queen Victoria's German husband) had a Christmas Tree set up in Windsor Castle. In 1848, drawing of The Queen's Christmas tree at Windsor Castle was published in the Illustrated London News.


Why Do We Have Christmas Trees?
German immigrants had brought the custom of Christmas trees with them in the early 1800s, but it spread widely after Victoria and Albert set up an elaborate tree for their children at Windsor Castle in 1841. At this point, Christmas presents were usually hung on the tree itself.


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A. Popular myth puts his birth on December 25th in the year 1 C.E. B. The New Testament gives no date or year for Jesus birth. The earliest gospel  St. Marks, written about 65 CE  begins with the baptism of an adult Jesus. This suggests that the earliest Christians lacked interest in or knowledge of Jesus birthdate.


Why Do We Have Christmas Trees?
The evergreen tree was an ancient symbol of life in the midst of winter. Romans decorated their houses with evergreen branches during the New Year, and ancient inhabitants of northern Europe cut evergreen trees and planted them in boxes inside their houses in wintertime. Many early Christians were hostile to such practices.


The History of Christmas Trees
The plays told Bible stories to people who could not read. The first documented use of a tree at Christmas and New Year celebrations is argued between the cities of Tallinn in Estonia and Riga in Latvia! Both claim that they had the first trees; Tallinn in 1441 and Riga in 1510.


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Three of the booksâThe Origins of Christmas and The Feast of Christmas. by Joseph F. Kelly, and Christmas: Festival of Incarnation by Donald Heinzâ. highlight the religious history and practices of Christmas. The purpose of. Bruce Forbesâs pithy tome Christmas: A Candid History is quite different: it.


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A. The Origin of Christmas Tree. Just as early Christians recruited Roman pagans by associating Christmas with the Saturnalia, so too worshippers of the Asheira cult and its offshoots were recruited by the Church sanctioning Christmas Trees.


Chris Wallace Net Worth
$1 Million. Chris Wallace net worth and salary: Chris Wallace is an American anchor and journalist who has a net worth of $6 million dollars and annual salary of $1 million.


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Currently working as one of the hosts of Fox News Sunday, Chris Wallace is a famous TV anchor and journalist with an estimated net worth of $6 million in 2012. He receives an annual salary of $1 million.


Chris Wallace Net Worth
About Chris Wallace. Currently working as one of the hosts of Fox News Sunday, Chris Wallace is a famous TV anchor and journalist with an estimated net worth of $6 million in 2012. He receives an annual salary of $1 million.


Chris Wallace Net Worth
About Chris Wallace. Currently working as one of the hosts of Fox News Sunday, Chris Wallace is a famous TV anchor and journalist with an estimated net worth of $6 million in 2012.


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DAVIS: As I said, we do not think that was a contribution to the foundation. But if it was, $2.3 million divided by $2 billion, the amount of money the foundation collected over all the years -- to me, $2.3 million divided by $2 billion is not what Chris Wallace call major. WALLACE: That's what I call major.


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DAVIS: As I said, we do not think that was a contribution to the foundation. But if it was, $2.3 million divided by $2 billion, the amount of money the foundation collected over all the years -- to me, $2.3 million divided by $2 billion is not what Chris Wallace call major.


Chris Brown Net Worth
$30 Million. Chris Brown net worth: Chris Brown is an American R&B musician who has a net worth of $30 million. Since making his debut in 2005, Chris Brown has released six studio albums, two of which have gone multi-platinum. Chris Brown was born o nMay 5, 1989 in Tappahannock, VA.


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But if it was, $2.3 million divided by $2 billion, the amount of money the foundation collected over all the years -- to me, $2.3 million divided by $2 billion is not what Chris Wallace call major. WALLACE: That's what I call major.


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Fox News Sunday Chris Wallace aggressively questioned Hillary Clinton spokeswoman Karen Finney Sunday over her bossâ hypocrisy on income inequality, asking how she can condemn big money and corporations while pocketing upwards of $250,000 for one-hour speeches.


Fox News Contract Weighed Heavily In Huckabee's Decision
In a November 2009 interview, Mike Huckabee said that if he ever decided against running for president, there was a big reason: Fox News. The reason I wouldn't is because this Fox gig I've got right now, Chris, is really, really wonderful, Huckabee told Fox News Sunday's Chris Wallace.


Empathy
Cognitive empathy: the capacity to understand another's perspective or mental state. The terms cognitive empathy and theory of mind are often used synonymously, but due to a lack of studies comparing theory of mind with types of empathy, it is unclear whether these are equivalent.


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The ability to identify with or understand another's situation or feelings: Empathy is a distinctly human capability. See Synonyms at pity. 2. The attribution of one's own feelings to an object: They have empathy for the evacuees who were displaced by the flood.


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1 The ability to identify with or understand another's situation or feelings: Empathy is a distinctly human capability. See Synonyms at pity.  The attribution of one's own feelings to an object: They have empathy for the evacuees who were displaced by the flood.


Lack of Empathy
Empathy is distinct from sympathy, pity, and emotional contagion. Sympathy or empathic concern is the feeling of compassion or concern for another, the wish to see them better off or happier.


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empathy / sympathy. Empathy is heartbreaking â you experience other peopleâs pain and joy. Sympathy is easier because you just have to feel sorry for someone. Send a sympathy card if someoneâs cat died; feel empathy if your cat died, too.


Empathy
It also is the ability to feel and share another personâs emotions. Some believe that empathy involves the ability to match anotherâs emotions, while others believe that empathy involves being tenderhearted toward another person.


empathy
Use empathy if you're looking for a noun meaning the ability to identify with another's feelings.. Empathy is heartbreaking â you experience other peopleâs pain and joy. Sympathy is easier because you just have to feel sorry for someone. Send a sympathy card if someoneâs cat died; feel empathy if your cat died, too. Continue reading...


empathy
Empathy is sharing the joy at a friends wedding. noun. Empathy is defined as the ability to understand the thoughts feelings or emotions of someone else. An example of empathy is feeling the same amount of excitment as a friend, when they tell you they're getting married. the projection of one's own personality into the personality of another in order to understand the person better; ability to share in another's emotions, thoughts, or feelings.


empathynoun  [ U]
Meaning of âempathyâ in the English Dictionary. See all translations. uk â /Ëem.pÉ.Î¸i/ us â /Ëem.pÉ.Î¸i/. C2 the ability to share someone else's feelings or experiences by imagining what it would be like to be in that person's situation.


StoryMap for Images
(show me how). When you've got your image tiles up on a server, go to make a new StoryMap and choose the gigapixel button. (). Give your new project a name and enter the base url and image width and height mentioned above, and you're ready to tell your gigapixel story.


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Come and shoot our model or table top set and get tips from the experts! It all culminates in the GRAND OPENING celebration for Mega Pixels Digital. Please join us for drinks and hors dâoeuvre and mingle with local photo friends.


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The new XF Camera System is a fundamental re-design of all core elements in a modern camera system. This includes lenses, imaging sensors, mechanics, electronics, autofocus system, software and controls. Contact Murray Elliott to schedule a test drive at 303-774-0712 or email murray@megapixelsdigital.com.


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mega-is a â¦ prefix used to describe how  much of them there are (1 million).   If, for instance, a 1 megapixel image is stored with 24-bit color  (8 bits for red, 8 bits for green, and 8 bits for blue), the total  amount of memory required to store it would be 3 megabytes (24  megabits / 8 bits per byte).


StoryMap for Images
To begin, you need a large image. It doesn't actually need to be a gigapixel image, but images you take with your phone won't be big enough to be interesting. You need to know the image width and height in pixels as part of starting a gigapixel StoryMap. Once you have a large image, you need to export it as tiles.


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Mega- is generally the prefix applied to a unit of measure, to multiply that unit by one million. Therefore a Megapixel is 1,000,000 pixels. Edit: there are exactly 1,048,576 pixels in 1 megapixel !


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In digital imaging, a pixel, pel, or picture element is a physical point in a raster image, or the smallest addressable element in an all points addressable display device; so it is the smallest controllable element of a picture represented on the screen.


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More Details. Its amazing to think of how photographic technique has changed over the past 50 years. Even the last 10 years alone have seen amazing leaps in image quality and convenience. Not that long ago film was the name of the game, and large format photography was the ultimate professionalâs choice.


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For example, a picture taken at the maximum resolution and quality as a jpeg on a 3.1 MP camera is not really 3,100,000 pixels. This picture would likely be 2048 pixels wide x 1536 high, which is 3,145,728.


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What does Fiore mean?
Fiore /fio-re/ [2 sylls.] as a name for girls is of Latin origin, and the meaning of the name Fiore is flower.Fiore is a variant form of Flora (Latin) with the prefix Fi- .iore is a rare first name for females but a very popular last name for all people (#3446 out of 150436, Top 2%).


Fiore Meaning
Less than 5 boys were given the name. View the Fiore Name Popularity Page to see how the popularity trend for Fiore has changed since 1880, or to compare the popularity of Fiore to other names. The name Fiorello is a form of Fiore.Fiore falls into the flower name category.hen just follow the diagram below. Just for fun, see the name Fiore in Hieroglyphics, learn about ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics and write a Hieroglyphic message. Learn about nautical flags and see your name or message written in nautical flags, on the Fiore in Nautical Flags page.


Tutti
The tutti piston seen over the organ pedalboard. Tutti is an Italian word literally meaning all or together and is used as a musical term, for the whole orchestra as opposed to the soloist.It is applied similarly to choral music, where the whole section or choir is called to sing.he tutti piston seen over the organ pedalboard. Tutti is an Italian word literally meaning all or together and is used as a musical term, for the whole orchestra as opposed to the soloist. It is applied similarly to choral music, where the whole section or choir is called to sing.


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Fiore is a rare first name for females but a very popular last name for all people (#3446 out of 150436, Top 2%).(2000 U.S. Census). Popular variation forms of Fiore (outside Top 1000) are Flo, Flor, Flora, Florida, Florine and Florrie.Forms like Fiora are uncommon.iore is a rare first name for females but a very popular last name for all people (#3446 out of 150436, Top 2%).


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Fiore. Fiore (fee-or-ee) 1. , -complete and utter bullshit to an almost unbelievable level. An extraordinary grandiose fabrication of the truth 2. - A rare, but destructive psychosis where an individual demonstrates a complete refusal to tell the truth, even when confronted with overwhelming evidence of their lies.3..iore (fee-or-ee) 1. , -complete and utter bullshit to an almost unbelievable level. An extraordinary grandiose fabrication of the truth 2. - A rare, but destructive psychosis where an individual demonstrates a complete refusal to tell the truth, even when confronted with overwhelming evidence of their lies. 3..


What does Fiori mean?
Fiori is an uncommonly occurring first name for women but a very prominent surname for both adults and children (#20800 out of 150436, Top 14%).(2000 U.S. Census). Below is a graphed comparison of the usage of Fiori and related names.iori is an uncommonly occurring first name for women but a very prominent surname for both adults and children (#20800 out of 150436, Top 14%). (2000 U.S. Census).


What does Fiori mean?
Fiori /fio-ri/ [3 sylls.] as a girls' name is of Latin origin, and the name Fiori means flower. Fiori is an alternate form of Flora (Latin).Fiero is a popular last name. Kreatif forms: Fayri, Fiofi, Firi.iori is an uncommonly occurring first name for women but a very prominent surname for both adults and children (#20800 out of 150436, Top 14%). (2000 U.S. Census).


Fiore Meaning
Then just follow the diagram below. Just for fun, see the name Fiore in Hieroglyphics, learn about ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics and write a Hieroglyphic message. Learn about nautical flags and see your name or message written in nautical flags, on the Fiore in Nautical Flags page.hen just follow the diagram below. Just for fun, see the name Fiore in Hieroglyphics, learn about ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics and write a Hieroglyphic message. Learn about nautical flags and see your name or message written in nautical flags, on the Fiore in Nautical Flags page.


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1 Europe always was more like a tub of tutti-frutti than a slice of Neapolitan (an appropriate simile, for ice cream was the period's invention, being usually credited to the Parisian cafe-cafÃ© Owner).  tortoni Europe always was more like a tub of tutti-frutti than a slice of Neapolitan (an appropriate simile, for ice cream was the period's invention, being usually credited to the Parisian cafe-cafÃ© Owner). 2  Tortoni both of us liked the-tutti frutti ice cream very,â much said the-62-year old resident Of Cempaka, Putih East.  jakarta


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Fiore Name Meaning. Italian: from the medieval male and female personal name Fiore, in part a continuation of the Late Latin personal name Flos (from flos âflowerâ, genitive floris), in part a term of endearment.iore Name Meaning. Italian: from the medieval male and female personal name Fiore, in part a continuation of the Late Latin personal name Flos (from flos âflowerâ, genitive floris), in part a term of endearment.


RF combiner, splitter / divider basics
RF combiner, splitter / divider basics. - overview and introduction to the basic concepts of RF combiners and RF splitters. RF combiners and splitters are widely used in RF applications. The enable RF power to be split or combined within an environment where the characteristic impedance is maintained. RF power combiners and RF splitters are the same items. The same circuits can be used to combine and split RF power, the only difference being that RF power is applied to one port and extracted from other in the case of the RF splitter, and for the RF combiner, power is applied in the opposite direction.


CROSS BAND COMBINERS
Used in conjunction with Radio Designâs range of multiband TMAs, sites can quickly and easily be expanded for additional bands, technologies and operators while keeping feeder and antenna counts down and thereby minimising OPEX, CAPEX and the total cost of ownership.


Power dividers and directional couplers
A 3 dB 2.0â4.2 GHz power divider/combiner. Power dividers (also power splitters and, when used in reverse, power combiners) and directional couplers are passive devices used mostly in the field of radio technology. They couple a defined amount of the electromagnetic power in a transmission line to a port enabling the signal to be used in another circuit.


Multi-Band Combiners
Multi-Band Combiners. Kaelus Multi-Band Combiners are designed for cost effective antenna sharing for outdoor and indoor applications. Used for combining or splitting different frequency bands onto the same feeder systems, Multi-Band Combiners will save CAPEX by minimizing hardware components during installation.


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Combines signal from multiple antennas or amplifiers and can divide signals to multiple antennas or amplifiers. These high quality coaxial dividers/combiners/couplers are available in various configurations covering full octave bands from 700Mhz to 2.5 GHz. These units are ideally suited for use in Cellular PCS and Wi-Fi systems.


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1 of 4. Bandpass Combiner Principles and Theory of Operation. Today more than ever the necessity of highly efficient and reliable combining systems has resulted. in Bandpass combiners of two major topologies: Constant Impedance commonly called. âbalancedâ and Starpoint commonly called âbranchâ combiners.


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Cross Band PCS / Cellular Diplexers. This cross band coupler is used to combine GSM and DCS signals coming from either separate antennas or separate amplifiers into one coaxial cable. The coupler can also separate a combination of GSM and DCS signals from one cable to a low GSM port and a High DCS port.


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RF Filters / Splitters Tutorial
What are RF Filters? RF Filters reduce out of band interference and improve performance of co-located equipment. An RF Filter will only pass the frequency and channel you are transmitting or receiving and reduce the interference of signals outside your channel. Interference is usually caused by transmission sources near the channel you are transmitting on.


How do kidney stones form?
(See a visual timeline of kidney stone formation below) Kidney stones are formed from substances known as soluble salts. Calcium oxalate-the most common type of kidney stone, is a soluble salt. It can exist in a dissolved form or in a solid, crystalline form. When the concentration of a soluble salt in solution is high enough, it will begin forming into solid crystals, in a process known as precipitation.


What are Kidney Stones?
Calcium stones are the most common type of kidney stone. There are two types of calcium stones: calcium oxalate and calcium phosphate. Calcium oxalate is by far the most common type of calcium stone. Some people have too much calcium in their urine, raising their risk of calcium stones.


Kidney Stones FAQ
The pain can start in the upper back (flank) and then migrate to the abdomen and groin. Changing positions does not help relieve the pain. The pain of a kidney stone is primarily due to blockage of the urine drainage coming down the small tube called the âureterâ that connects a kidney to the bladder.


Kidney Stones FAQ
Kidney stones are the formation of crystalline structures in the urinary tract (which includes the kidneys, ureters, and bladder). These stones can cause pain, infection, and kidney damage. Stones can be small, from 1 mm to very large, filling up an entire kidney. For pictures of stones, see our stone gallery.


How do kidney stones form?
Some kidney stone inhibitors are substances from our diet, such as citrate, while others inhibitors are proteins manufactured by our bodies to help prevent the development of stones. Two examples of inhibitor proteins made by our bodies include Tamm-Horsfall protein and nephrocalcin. Kidney stones initially form in a process known as nucleation when the factors encouraging salt crystals to develop outweigh the factors inhibiting salt crystals to develop.


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Hello All, i have been suffering from kidney stones 5th time and believe me its pain is horrible when it starts, symptoms are vomating, loo and in excessive pain noisia.. Well the easiest quickest no operation cure is lithotripsy (shock wave treatment) it works with the combination of fluroscopy.


What are Kidney Stones?
The kidneys make urine from water and your body's waste. The urine then travels down the ureters into the bladder, where it is stored. Urine leaves your body through the urethra. Kidney stones form in the kidney. Some stones move from the kidney into the ureter. The ureters are tubes leading from the kidneys to the bladder. If a stone leaves the kidney and gets stuck in the ureter, it is called a ureteral stone.


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In some cases, kidney stones pass out of the body without producing any symptoms. Most kidney stones, however, do cause some symptoms. The most common symptom from kidney stones is pain. The pain from kidney stones is a result of the stone getting stuck on its way out. The pain is typically a constant pain that intensifies in waves.


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In this paper alienation is revisited in terms of the feelings. it evokes in workers, its connections with existential psychology and the influence of. 4. contemporary management, in seeking to deal with the problem of worker alienation. Specifically, the aim is to suggest where human resource management might be more.


Marx's theory of alienation
In the Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts, Marx discusses four aspects of the alienation of labour, as it takes place in capitalist society: one is alienation from the product of labour; another is alienation from the activity of labour; a third is alienation from oneâs own specific humanity; and a fourth is alienation from others, from society.


Karl Marx (1818â1883)
âEstranged Laborâ. Under the economic system of private ownership, society divides itself into two classes: the property owners and the property-less workers. In this arrangement, the workers not only suffer impoverishment but also experience an estrangement or alienation from the world.


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March 1 â Marxâs Theory of Alienation. The alienation of labour that takes place specifically in capitalist society is sometimes mistakenly described as four distinct types or forms of alienation. It is, on the contrary, a single total reality that can be analyzed from a number of different points of view.


Alienation
Alienation occurs when a person withdraws or becomes isolated from their environment or from other people. People who show symptoms of alienation will often reject loved ones or society. They may also show feelings of distance and estrangement, including from their own emotions. Alienation is a complex, yet common condition.


Digital prosumption and alienation
While both the worker and the capitalist are alienated, according to Marx, âthe worker suffers in his very existence, the capitalist suffers in the profit on his dead Mammonâ (Marx, 1844: 4). In effect, the capitalist is more than just dependent on his capital â he is insulated by it.


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This paper revisits the issue of alienation and work. Although Marx saw alienation as an. objective reality, others argue that it is a subjective experience of powerlessness, meaninglessness, isolation and self-estrangement. Feelings of alienation are also a central.


Karl Marx (1818â1883)
The third form of alienation is the workerâs alienation from âspecies-being,â or human identity. For human beings, work amounts to a life purpose. The process of acting on and transforming inorganic matter to create things constitutes the core identity of the human being.


Digital prosumption and alienation
Moreover, through the systemic drive to generate surplus value involving the degradation of workers, yet another form of alienation emerges â process-alienation. In both product- and process-alienation, work is not performed to satisfy direct needs. Instead, for workers, the aim is to gain the means (the wages) required to satisfy needs through subsequent purchases.


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Marx: Capitalism and Alienation. Karl Marx (1818-83) grew up in Germany under the same conservative and oppressive conditions under which Kant and other German philosophers had to live. The Enlightenment had had some liberating effects on German life here and there, but most German principalities were still autocratic, and the idea of democracy was combated by all their rulers.


What to wear to an outdoor wedding
For a casual outdoor wedding, don't put on a pair of shorts. Instead, choose a colorful summer dress, along with a low-heeled sandal. Choose anything from light pastels to bold brights. Skip the sequins and beading, it's too much for a casual wedding.


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Analyze the Weather. The weather plays a major part in an outdoor wedding. If bad weather strikes, make sure you have an indoor alternative. 1. Wear cool outfits for spring and summer weddings. 2. Wear warmer outfits for fall and winter weddings. 3. Women can often wear sleeveless, strapless, and halter wedding dresses for an outdoor summer wedding, and may even wear an optional matching jacket at night.


How to dress for a garden wedding
Gor for a knee or tea-length cocktail gown, wear a long flowy gown or wear a skirt with a fashionable blouse. If the wedding is more formal you can wear a more streamlined satin dress. Use breathing fabrics to make sure you're sweat-proof. Never choose to wear all white or all black. Since garden weddings usually takes place during summer or spring go for seasonable bright or pastel colors. If you're more into neutrals you can wear beige or taupe. A floral dress is also a great option for a garden wedding. Too revealing attire is not suitable for any wedding. Make sure, if you want to look elegant, that your party attire suits your body shape. Combine your dress with a classy pair of pumps or high heeled open sandals.


"How should you dress if you're going to a wedding where the invitation suggests ""garden party"" attire?"
In my experience, couples often use garden party attire to indicate that the wedding is going to be outdoors in spring or summer (typically at a winery, country club, botanical garden, backyard, or historic / country estate). This means: - Wear flat / comfortable shoes (ladies, no stilettos)


Garden Weddings: A Destination Wedding in Your Own Backyard
A garden wedding can be anywhere a beautiful gathering can be. In comparison, beach weddings tend to be relegated exclusively to places near a large body of water. The difference means that garden weddings can be for everyone, anywhere, with any budget. Thatâs pretty great.


What to wear to an outdoor wedding
Many couples are hosting formal weddings outdoors. Look to the invitation to figure out what to wear. If it indicates Black Tie or Ultra Formal, you are expected to wear a full length gown. If it is Black Tie Optional and the wedding is after 6:00 p.m., a cocktail dress with beading or other embellishments is a good choice.


"How should you dress if you're going to a wedding where the invitation suggests ""garden party"" attire?"
While garden party attire can mean that you should dress like you're going to church, Ascot, or a croquet match, it can also mean something more general. The fact is that there are maddeningly few clear, concise ways to communicate attire to guests (this question is proof positive!).


Garden Weddings: A Destination Wedding in Your Own Backyard
Now that youâve got the place, and hopefully a fiance, itâs time to think about what you want to wear. Just like garden weddings are easy get to, theyâre also easy to dress for. Your options are wide open because you get to set the pace! But for some people lots of choices means lots of decisions, and that can be bad. So to help out weâve listed several of the most popular styles commonly worn at garden weddings.


How to Build a Concrete Driveway
How to build a concrete driveway. Driveway Size-In most cases, the driveway is cast so it is 2 inches above ground level. Slabs for passenger cars are 4 or 5 inches thick. However, a slab that will have truck traffic should be 5 or 6 inches thick.ow to build a concrete driveway. Driveway Size-In most cases, the driveway is cast so it is 2 inches above ground level. Slabs for passenger cars are 4 or 5 inches thick. However, a slab that will have truck traffic should be 5 or 6 inches thick.


How to Build a Concrete Driveway
Do a cost estimate of the driveway. To do this, you will have to calculate the amount of concrete you will need, the type of forms you will use, and any reinforcement material you will incorporate in the concrete slab.ay out the sides of your driveway. You can do this by driving small wooden or metal stakes at points where the drive will egress the street, then at the end point near your home, then tying builder's line on them, to help you visualize the path of the driveway.


Concrete Driveway Construction Basics
in Yorktown Heights, NY. To ensure that your concrete driveway will look good for many years to come, there are important steps your contractor should follow during installation. How well your driveway looks and performs long-term is largely related to the quality of workmanship and materials that go into it.lace concrete at a minimum thickness of 4 inches. Increasing the thickness from 4 inches to 5 inches will add approximately 20% to your concrete cost, but will also boost your driveway's load-carrying capacity nearly 50% , according to the Tennessee Concrete Association.


How to Build a Concrete Driveway
Plan your pour, that is, the placement of your concrete, carefully. You will need the proper tools for the job, sufficient help to do it, and access for concrete trucks or an alternative method of placing the concrete in the forms.ay out the sides of your driveway. You can do this by driving small wooden or metal stakes at points where the drive will egress the street, then at the end point near your home, then tying builder's line on them, to help you visualize the path of the driveway.


How to Build a Concrete Driveway
10. Grade the fill material or existing soil so that your slab of concrete will be the correct depth, or thickness. Usually driveways are at least four inches thick; for heavier vehicles or difficult to stabilize soil conditions, thicker concrete is suggested.ay out the sides of your driveway. You can do this by driving small wooden or metal stakes at points where the drive will egress the street, then at the end point near your home, then tying builder's line on them, to help you visualize the path of the driveway.


How much does it cost to pave a concrete driveway?
$1,464. The driveway is a 4-inch thick concrete slab with reinforcing wire mesh. The required 7.7 cubic yards (including 4% loss) of prepared concrete is delivered by truck. The Total Cost includes the five-man crew that will be a total of 42 man-hours on the job, or a full day for the crew.1,464. The driveway is a 4-inch thick concrete slab with reinforcing wire mesh. The required 7.7 cubic yards (including 4% loss) of prepared concrete is delivered by truck. The Total Cost includes the five-man crew that will be a total of 42 man-hours on the job, or a full day for the crew.


How to Seal Concrete Driveways 4.8 / 5  ( 12 )
Be sure to section off the driveway so nobody drives on it by accident. Start on one end of the drive and using the pump sprayer apply an even coat moving side to side. Most concrete driveways are sectioned off into squares where a concrete saw has been used to prevent cracking.e sure to section off the driveway so nobody drives on it by accident. Start on one end of the drive and using the pump sprayer apply an even coat moving side to side. Most concrete driveways are sectioned off into squares where a concrete saw has been used to prevent cracking.


Detox Your Mouth: 9 Holistic Treatments For Oral Health
The mouth needs good bacteria too, which is why taking oral probiotics can be extremely beneficial, especially if cavities are a frequent occurrence. The more good bacteria you have, the more of a defense you have against the bad bacteria, reducing the incidence of inflammation and infection.


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This particular blend can be used to treat colds, sore throat, and indigestion. Combine equal parts mulethi, chamomile, and peppermint. Use this mixture in a one-to-five ratio of herbs-to-water and steep over low heat for 10 minutes. Strain and drink as a way of treating indigestion and heartburn.


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Cooking with Mulethi. 1  1. Use mulethi to add flavor to a variety of dishes. Licorice, whether in root form or as a powder, can add notes of fennel and anise to any dish. 2  2. Make licorice syrup. A syrup made using boiled licorice roots can be poured over ice cream, cookies, or any other dessert to add a sweet licorice flavor.


Detox Your Mouth: 9 Holistic Treatments For Oral Health
Neem oil (plant pictured above) is an ancient remedy used for clearing up infections in the mouth. While the oil does not pleasant taste, we believe in its healing capabilities enough to endure it. Acting as an antibacterial, neem oil can be used to keep the bad oral bacteria from taking over and proliferating.


Detox Your Mouth: 9 Holistic Treatments For Oral Health
While the bad bacteria is always present to some degree, it can be kept in balance with good oral practices, targeted nutrition, and a few of our favorite holistic cleansing techniques. Get on board with these detox practices to make your mouth the most kissable itâs ever beenâ¦.


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Use your fingertips. Once your dentures are out, rather than using a washcloth or a toothbrush, you can simply use the tip to massage the roof of your mouth and other gum surfaces that hold the dentures in place. Use a firm and circular motion as it helps to remove the adhesive from the gums.


Homemade Mouthwash
Here is a list of benefits: 1  Inexpensive - Homemade mouthwash will be a fraction of the cost of store bought mouthwashes with the same or better performance. 2  No harmful chemicals - Manufacturers often include dyes, preservatives, artificial sweeteners, and other chemicals that are harmful to you or the environment.


Homemade Mouthwash
If you make your own you can choose not to include alcohol. You control the quality of ingredients - When you make your own mouthwash you may choose to use ingredients of only the finest quality. In order to optimize profits some manufactures may choose to cut costs by using ingredients of questionable quality.


Homemade Mouthwash
Inexpensive - Homemade mouthwash will be a fraction of the cost of store bought mouthwashes with the same or better performance. No harmful chemicals - Manufacturers often include dyes, preservatives, artificial sweeteners, and other chemicals that are harmful to you or the environment.


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Combined 1 tsp (5ml) or mulethi powder in 8 oz. (250ml) of lukewarm water and stir until the powder is completely dissolved. Gargle this solution four to five times a day to help soothe and heal mouth sores. When used for mouth sores, this solution should not be swallowed.


Frequently Asked Questions
The current social cost of carbon pollution estimates for a unit of emissions in 2015 are $57, $37, and $11 using discount rates of 2.5 percent, 3 percent, and 5 percent, respectively.he IWG produced four different social cost of carbon pollution estimates by using different discount rates. The discount rate is how economists measure the value of money over timeâthe tradeoff between what a dollar is worth today and what a dollar would be worth in the future.


Social Cost of Carbon Greatly Underestimated: Report
According the a new report, current best estimates could actually be on the low end thanks to âunknown unknowns.â. The most recent estimate for the cost of a ton of carbon emissions -- referred to as the social cost of carbon -- is $37.That number was calculated in 2013 by 12 federal agencies using three models that incorporate both our physical understanding of climate change and the cost of climate impacts around the globe.n the future, society is likely to become wealthier. Continuing to emit carbon is also likely to increase the odds of more adverse climate impacts. That means based on the most recent estimates, the same ton of carbon that cost $37 in 2014 will cost $43 in 2020.


âSocial Cost Of Carbonâ Too Low, Report Says
The report argues the current social cost of carbon estimate is biased downwards.. The estimate doesn't consider climate impacts well-established in scientific literature, but not easily quantifiable as a cost.What we know is bad, said Wagner.What we don't know makes it worse..he Obama administration updated that figure, known as the social cost of carbon, in November. But a report released Thursday argues that $37 is far too low.


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Social Cost of CO2, 2015-2050 a (in 2014 Dollars per metric ton CO2). Source: Technical Support Document (PDF, 21 pp, 1 MB) : Technical Update of the Social Cost of Carbon for Regulatory Impact Analysis Under Executive Order 12866 (May 2013, Revised July 2015).he SC-CO 2 is an estimate of the economic damages associated with a small increase in carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions, conventionally one metric ton, in a given year. This dollar figure also represents the value of damages avoided for a small emission reduction (i.e., the benefit of a CO 2 reduction).


Social Cost of Carbon Greatly Underestimated: Report
The social cost of carbon is regularly used to determine the benefits of policies that reduce carbon emissions. In turn, understanding those benefits help the federal government set rules such as capping power plant emissions, raising fuel efficiency and basically, any activity that involves carbon emissions.n the future, society is likely to become wealthier. Continuing to emit carbon is also likely to increase the odds of more adverse climate impacts. That means based on the most recent estimates, the same ton of carbon that cost $37 in 2014 will cost $43 in 2020.


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COSTOFCARBON.ORG. ABSTRACT T he 2013 Interagency Working Group on the Social Cost of Carbon (IWG) updated the U.S. social cost of carbon (SCC) for 2015 from a central value of $24 to $37 using three integrated assessment models (IAMs): DICE-2010, FUND 3.8, and PAGE09.here is no change in the types of damages. 30 See forthcoming Appendix B.The 2013 Interagency Working Group utilized DICE-2010 to estimate the U.S. Social Cost of Carbon, as documented in the 2013 Technical Support Document.


Frequently Asked Questions
The social cost of carbon pollution calculates the economic cost of these problems and estimates the damage done by each ton of carbon dioxide [1] that is spewed into the air.he IWG produced four different social cost of carbon pollution estimates by using different discount rates. The discount rate is how economists measure the value of money over timeâthe tradeoff between what a dollar is worth today and what a dollar would be worth in the future.


Frequently Asked Questions
[7] That $37 value is denoted in 2007 USD and equals around $40 in todayâs dollars. The social cost of carbon pollution estimate decreases as the discount rate increases because a higher discount rate implies that people care less about future generations than they do about the present.he IWG produced four different social cost of carbon pollution estimates by using different discount rates. The discount rate is how economists measure the value of money over timeâthe tradeoff between what a dollar is worth today and what a dollar would be worth in the future.


Frequently Asked Questions
The IWG produced four different social cost of carbon pollution estimates by using different discount rates. The discount rate is how economists measure the value of money over timeâthe tradeoff between what a dollar is worth today and what a dollar would be worth in the future.he IWG produced four different social cost of carbon pollution estimates by using different discount rates. The discount rate is how economists measure the value of money over timeâthe tradeoff between what a dollar is worth today and what a dollar would be worth in the future.


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The social cost of carbon should simply be the fiscal impact on future society that human-induced climate change from greenhouse gas emissions will impose. Knowing this, we (policymakers and regular citizens) can decide how much (if at all) we are willing to pay currently to reduce the costs to future society.he numerical values on the right-hand side of the illustration are the values for the social cost of carbon associated with the temperature change resulting from each emissions scenario (the SCC is reported for the year 2020 using constant $2007 and assuming a 3% discount rate).


Telecommunications Management Networks (TMN)
CMIP/CMISE, on which TMN is based represents the major alternative to using SNMP. If you enjoy starting arguments, go into a room of network management folks and indicate a strong opinion on the great advantages of using either CMIP or SNMP to the exclusion of the other.


The Movie Network
The Movie Network (sometimes abbreviated TMN) is a Canadian English language Category A premium cable and satellite television channel that is owned by Bell Media. Launched in 1983 as the national service First Choice, an industry restructuring led to its operations being restricted to Eastern Canada from 1984 to 2016.


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Enjoy instant and unlimited access to over 1000 hours of premium content on the devices below. TMN GO is supported on the iPhone 3GS and above, iPod touch 4th generation and above, the iPad mini and the iPad 2nd generation and above, running iOS 6.0 or higher. TMN GO is available on Androidâ¢ 4.0+ Smartphones and tablets.


The Movie Network
On February 27, 2013, The Movie Network launched The Movie Network GO (or TMN GO), a website and mobile app for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, which features 1,500 hours of program content available for streaming in standard or high definition.


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TMN GOâ¢ is only available through participating television service providers. TMN GOâ¢ is only available on select devices and web browsers. The Movie Network GOâ¢ is only available in Canada. Cellular data (3G/4G/LTE) charges may apply for viewing video over the cellular network.


The Movie Network GO
You can download TMN GO for your iPad, iPhone, or Android device from their respective app marketplaces. The app is free to download but requires a subscription to The Movie Network to unlock all of the available content. Download TMN GO for your iOS device. Download TMN GO for your Android device.


The Movie Network GO
The Movie Network GO. With The Movie Network GO (TMN GO) you can enjoy instant and unlimited access to over 1000 hours of premium content from The Movie Network, HBO Canada and TMN Encore.


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Telecommunications Management Networks (TMN) TMN is becoming an important topic in the telecommunication service provider's world. With the size and sophistication of the networks rapidly expanding, a clear need has been established to provide convenient services to manage the telecommunications enterprise.


Telecommunications Management Networks (TMN)
OSI Network Management Services for the Telecommunications Industry. TMN is becoming an important topic in the telecommunication service provider's world. With the size and sophistication of the networks rapidly expanding, a clear need has been established to provide convenient services to manage the telecommunications enterprise.