Easily De-Funk Your Bath Towels
Wash your towels in hot water with a cup of vinegar, and then run again in hot water with a half-cup of baking soda. That will strip your towels from all of that residue and mildew smell and will actually leave them feeling fluffy and smelling fresh. ***Do not add laundry detergent to either wash. Just once with vinegar and once with baking soda. *** This trick also works well with wet bathing suits that were left to dry.


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Washing your towels twice on normal settings may get rid of the nasty odors, but if normal washes arenât enough to combat the mildew smell, there are a few other easy washing options you could try using household cleaners.


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I have a front load HE machine, so I ran 1 cup of white vinegar for a hot cycle first, then I dumped 1/2 cup baking soda in with some detergent and ran for another hot cycle. Not a bit of scent on any of the towels â I think there were 3 large bath sheets and 4 regular bath towels in all.


How to Remove Mildew Smell from Towels
1. Wash the gasket. If your towels smell like mildew, sometimes the wash machine could be a part of the problem. Since the gasket is the rubber seal inside the washer that prevents water from leaking out when a load is washing, cleaning the gasket is very important to eliminating mildew smells coming from the washer.


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1 1/2 cup of a commercial washer cleaner. 2  If the mildew smell remains, try another cleansing cycle, or replacing one of the additives with vinegar. 3  You might have repeat this step many times in order to fully remove the mildew smell.


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Dry the towels. Move the towels out of the washer immediately once the load is finished. Fully dry the load of towels right away using high to normal dryer settings, or hang the towels on a clothesline outside in the sun.


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Place your smelly towels in the washing machine, and start the wash cycle using warm or hot water. 2. Add in disinfectant concentrate. Add Â¾ of a cup of disinfectant concentrate as the wash machine fills with water. 1  The concentrated cleaning solution will help kill the mildew bacteria causing the bad odor on the towels.


Pine Knoll Shores, North Carolina
Pine Knoll Shores, North Carolina. Pine Knoll Shores is a town in Carteret County, North Carolina, United States. The population was 1,339 at the 2010 census. One of North Carolina's state aquariums is located here.


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If it is outdoor activities that is bringing you to Boone, Rustic Pines is about 30 +/- minutes from downhill skiing, 15 minutes to the banks of New River for fishing and 10 minutes from an on ramp to the Blue Ridge Parkway. Whatever you activity, the cabin is conveniently located to fun-filled days.


2014 Official North Carolina Travel Guide
Dive into adventure. Take a tour of North Carolinaâs aquatic life âfrom the mountains to the sea.â Talk with divers as they swim with sharks in the Living Shipwreck, featuring a WW II German U-boat replica. Laugh at the antics of playful river otters, touch a stingray or enjoy programs free with admission.


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About this listing. Beautiful cabin in the mountains of Boone, NC with room enough for 8. Enjoy the peaceful serenity of the mountains with restaurants, shopping, skiing, Blue Ridge Parkway, Grandfather Mt. and much more just minutes away.


Whispering Pines Campground
Whispering Pines Campground. Open year-round. Nightly, weekly, monthly, and seasonal rentals. 190 full hook-up sites, all 30 amp or higher with cable, and many pull-thru. Most sites have access to free high-speed wireless internet. Bogue Sound boat ramp and pier, swimming pool, clubhouse with pool table, privacy bath house, laundry room, playground and dog park, and freshwater fishing pond.


Golf
The North Shore community offers stunning water and golf course views as well as tastefully designed neighborhoods interior to the development. Golf, swimming, tennis, and a full range of club activities make for an enjoyable lifestyle at North Shore. A private oceanfront beach access for the use of our members offers the perfect escape to the beauty and solitude of the Atlantic Ocean.


Explore. Discover. Connect.
Look a shark in the eye. Explore shipwrecks â without getting wet. See a rare white sea turtle. Thousands of aquatic animals take you on a journey from the stateâs grand peaks to the open Atlantic, much as a raindrop makes its way to the ocean.


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Here's what previous visitors have asked, with answers from representatives of North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores and other visitors.


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Support Our Living Treasures. The North Carolina Aquarium Society invites you to join in the powerful work of the North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores. Through the Living Treasures campaign you will help the Aquariums prosper and establish new exhibits and education programs.


Golf
Welcome To North Shore. Nestled like a sleeping giant along the Intracoastal Waterway the beautiful North Shore Country Club offers the perfect combination of natural beauty and challenging play.


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Core Printer Features. AirPrint1 allows you to wirelessly print your photos,emails, web pages and other documents without the need to install other software or drivers. Now the power of Apple is allied with the power of PIXMA so what you see is what you print.


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AirPrint1 allows you to wirelessly print your photos,emails, web pages and other documents without the need to install other software or drivers. Now the power of Apple is allied with the power of PIXMA so what you see is what you print.


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Core Printer Features. AirPrint1 allows you to wirelessly print your photos,emails, web pages and other documents without the need to install other software or drivers.


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AirPrint1 allows you to wirelessly print your photos,emails, web pages and other documents without the need to install other software or drivers. Now the power of Apple is allied with the power of PIXMA so what you see is what you print. Shop.


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Wireless Printing. With Wi-Fi you can share your PIXMA inkjet printer wirelessly and print from anywhere in the home. Using Canonâs free app or AirPrint support you can print from smartphones and tablets.


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With Wi-Fi you can share your PIXMA inkjet printer wirelessly and print from anywhere in the home. Using Canonâs free app or AirPrint support you can print from smartphones and tablets.


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(Printing starts at 0:40) 4x6 first pictures. Costco Kirkland photo paper. Canon's printing software. Little over a minute total to print, lot less for the actual picture. Note: this was a 169 kb picture! It was edited and saved to be used in emails and on the web, not for printing.


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(Printing starts at 0:40) 4x6 first pictures. Costco Kirkland photo paper. Canon's printing software. Little over a minute total to print, lot less for the actual picture. Note: this was a 169 kb picture! It was edited and saved to be used in emails and on the web, not for printing. Yet it still printed up beautifully.


First Pictures Printed with Canon Pixma iP4700
Costco Kirkland photo paper. Canon's printing software. Little over a minute total to print, lot less for the actual picture. Note: this was a 169 kb picture! It was edited and saved to be used in emails and on the web, not for printing. Yet it still printed up beautifully.


FDA OKs Tysabri for Crohn's Disease
WebMD News Archive. Jan. 14, 2008 -- The FDA today approved the multiple sclerosis drug Tysabri for the treatment of Crohn's disease. Tysabri may be used to treat patients who have moderate to severe Crohn's disease with evidence of inflammation who don't adequately respond to or can't tolerate other Crohn's disease therapies.


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Tools & Resources. FDA Lets MS Drug Tysabri Return. June 5, 2006 -- The FDA is letting the multiple sclerosis (MS)multiple sclerosis (MS) drug Tysabri back on the market under a restricted distribution program. The FDA first approved Tysabri in November 2004.


Tysabri (natalizumab)
Tysabri is supplied as a 300 mg vial designed for intravenous infusion. This concentrated solution that must be diluted prior to intravenous infusion. The recommended initial dose of the drug is a 300 mg intravenous infusion over one hour every four weeks. Tysabri should not be used with concomitant immunosuppressants or concomitant inhibitors of TNF-a.


FDA OKs Tysabri for Crohn's Disease
WebMD News Archive. June 5, 2006 -- The FDA is letting the multiple sclerosis (MS)multiple sclerosis (MS) drug Tysabri back on the market under a restricted distribution program. The FDA first approved Tysabri in November 2004. Tysabriâs maker, Biogen-Idec, took Tysabri off the market in February 2005 after three people out of about 3,000 patients taking Tysabri in clinical trials developed a rare, serious brain infection called progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML).


Natalizumab
In January 2008, the FDA approved natalizumab for both induction of remission and maintenance of remission for moderate to severe Crohn's disease, though it has not been approved for this use in the European Union due to concerns over its risk/benefit ratio.


Tysabri (natalizumab)
Clinical response through month 9 and month 15 in the Tysabri arm was 61% and 54% versus 29% and 20% for the placebo arm, respectively. Clinical remission through month 9 and month 15 was 45% and 40% for the Tysabri arm versus 26% and 15% for the placebo arm, respectively.


Tysabri (natalizumab)
FDA approval of Tysabri for Crohn's disease was based on the results of three clinical trials. These randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials enrolled a total of 1,414 adult patients with moderately to severely active Crohnâs disease (Crohnâs Disease Activity Index [CDAI] =220 and =450).


Natalizumab
Natalizumab was originally approved for treatment of multiple sclerosis in 2004, through the FDA's accelerated Fast Track program, due to the drug's efficacy in one-year clinical trials.


The worst places in Canada for winter
With an average wintertime temperature of minus 40.3C, Eureka is the coldest place in the country. You're far better off in Toronto, where the average wintertime temperature is a comparatively delightful minus 0.76C. That is almost â almost â above the freezing mark.


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List of extreme temperatures in Canada. In various locations in Canada, extreme temperatures are often recorded. Here is a list of 15 extreme hot and cold temperature recorded in Canada for the past 120 years, not necessarily the hottest or coldest 15 but some are shown for selected cities or regions, i.e. Toronto. These are officially recognized extreme temperatures by Environment Canada.


Average Annual Temperatures in British Columbia
Average Annual Temperatures in British Columbia. Average annual temperatures for cities and towns throughout British Columbia are given below. The tables list the maximum and minimum yearly temperatures, in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit, based on weather data collected from 1981 to 2010. You can jump to a separate table for each section of the province: Southwest Mainland, Gulf Islands, Vancouver Island, Central BC, Southeast BC and Northern BC.


+40C for first time this year and 120-year record broken
The communities of Osoyoos and Warfield were the first in Canada to creep past the 40oC mark this year on June 27. Aggazis, B.C., had its hottest June 27 in 120 years, since 1895. Some communities not only had their warmest June 27 on record, they also had their warmest-ever record for any day in June, period. The least-hot record on Saturday's list is from the Mackenzie area, at 28.4oC. Record high temperatures were also set in portions of Alberta Saturday.


The worst places in Canada for winter
The worst places in Canada for winter. When it comes to winter, Torontonians have it easy. Be grateful we don't have the snow of Gander, Nfld., or the unspeakable cold of Eureka, Nunuvut. A pedestrian on Queen's Quay in Toronto struggles to keep her hat secure on Dec. 19, 2008. Toronto has an average winter temperature of -0.76C. (JIM RANKIN / TORONTO STAR FILE PHOTO)


El NiÃ±o to impact Canadian winter, here's what it brings
British Columbia. Above seasonal temperatures are expected for British Columbia, though they are not expected to be as mild as they will be for the western Prairies. Wetter than normal weather is expected for much of the west coast.


What is the warmest place in Canada?
Here are the most prosperous Canadian cities. Only two cities in Canada, however, may compete for the title of âthe warmest Canadian cityâ. Both have average annual daily temperature of approximately 14.08Â°C. One of them is the Windsor, Ontario, and the other is Victoria, British Columbia. Windsor is one of the southern-most Canadian cities.


El NiÃ±o to impact Canadian winter, here's what it brings
Newfoundland & Labrador. Near normal temperatures are expected for the winter as a whole, though we think that the final numbers are more likely to be slightly above rather than below normal. Newfoundland and Labrador typically see an abundance of active weather during the winter and this year should be no exception.


How to Calculate Interest Payable in Accounting
The journal entry to record the loan on the borrower's general ledger is as follows: Debit Cash 20,000 Credit Loan Payable 20,000. To calculate monthly interest on the loan, the company must multiply the principal by the annual interest rate. The result is then multiplied by the loan's time period.


How to Record a Loan to Your Business in Bookkeeping
Step 4. Record the loan payment. Unamortized loans are repaid at once in the amount of the loan principal at maturity. To record the loan payment, a business debits the loan account to remove the loan liability from the books, and credits the cash account for the payment.


How to Calculate Interest Payable in Accounting
Interest Payable. Assume that interest is paid on the loan each quarter. The company will accrue interest expense each month in the amount of $133, the annual interest calculated in step 3 divided by 12 months. The entry to accrue monthly interest will be made each month as follows: Debit Interest Expense 133 Credit Interest Payable 133.


How to Calculate Interest Payable in Accounting
The interest rate on the loan is also necessary for the calculation. To illustrate how interest payable on a loan is calculated, assume that on February 1st, a company borrows $20,000 from a lending institution. The loan is for one year at a rate of 8 percent.


Is accounts payable a current liability?
Yes, Current Liabilities are liabilities that will be paid off in one year or less. Accounts payable is where you record such liabilities. If it's a payment that will be made â¦ in more than one year such as a car loan, then it is considered Notes Payable is is a Long Term Liability.


How to Record a Loan to Your Business in Bookkeeping
Step 1. Record the loan proceeds and loan liability. When a business takes out a loan, it incurs either a current liability if the loan is a short-term loan payable, or a long-term liability if the loan is a long-term debt. In exchange, the business receives the loan proceeds in cash.


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Is interest payable a long term liability or current liability?
A payable (such as interest payable) can be either a long term or current liability, to find out which consider the definitions of each. Current liability is any liability that will be fully paid within one year (or less) or one accounting period. Long term liability is any liability that will take more than one year or accounting period to be fully paid.


Mortgage payable is a current liability?
Cur â¦ rent liability refers to  just that, a liability that will be paid off in one year or less,  while a Long-term liability takes longer, such as a mortgage  payable. More commonly referred to as a note payable a mortgage  payable for a business would be a Long-term liability.


A Manâs Guide to Socks
A Manâs Guide to Socks â Conclusion. Socks arenât the first item in our wardrobe we give thought to; however, they are an important part of a manâs clothing. Like a weak link in a chain, poor quality socks matched with a high quality suit and shoes risks weakening the strength of your entire presentation.


What kind of socks do you recommend for skiing?
If you are buying new boots I suggest you wear the socks you normally wear skiing when you get the boots fitted. Ski socks made especially for skiing are normally long. They usually come up to the knee and have extra cushioning on the shin and sometimes in the toe. I have several pair from different companies and most are about the same except for the blend of material. Cotton socks should be avoided at all costs.


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Beginner Skiers. You will probably find you or friends will have some of the clothes you will need. So no need to buy a whole wardrobe just to try skiing out. In some locations you can even hire jackets and pants so it is worth checking what you can get without buying until you are sure you are hooked. On the other hand if you are desperate to spend there are some great technical ski garments around. Socks. Usually your socks should be warm but thin. So thin woollen socks are the most preferred. Some people wear silk socks although these tend to wear out quickly. Wool and silk mixtures are also popular and some folks prefer thin wicking socks. Thin socks are best as they let you feel the sole of your ski boot which is where the action is generated as you ski. When renting boots though they can be quite a poor fit so thicker socks may be a better choice until you buy your own boots.


What kind of socks do you recommend for skiing?
Asker's rating. 1  Socks For Skiing. Source(s): https://shrinke.im/a9Sxb. 2  This Site Might Help You. RE: 3  Socks, socks, socks. I stick with thinner, no show ankle socks. 4  Quite Simple..Ski Socks. Yes, they are designed for Skiing and usually are thicker in knitting around high contact areas, heel, shins, ect.


A Manâs Guide to Socks
Types of Socks Athletic Performance Socks â Athletic socks are worn to enhance a manâs physical performance. From the simple sport cotton tube sock to low-cut running socks with strong sweat wicking properties to specialty designed skiing socks meant to wick moisture and trap in heat, these socks at the least increase comfort and can in an extreme case help a snow sport enthusiast avoid frostbite.


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Try to ensure your socks will fit well and not be prone to wrinkling up because there is nothing worse than a sock wrinkle pushing on your foot in a tight ski boot. Make sure that only your socks are inside of your boots for the same reason, extra layers can make pressure areas that cut off circulation or numb nerves so try to avoid them. Boots


Shop jans.com
Nordic Socks â Wool is the Answer. Since cotton is out, that means wool is in when it comes to choosing the best socks for cross country skiing. Choose a midweight option, even if you traditionally have cold feet. âHeavy weight socks donât allow you to get a good feel for the ski,â says Patrick.


Clothing to Wear While at a Ski Resort
A typical ski outfit begins with a pair of polypropylene long johns and long sleeve shirt. A pair of wool socks keeps the feet warm and dry. For colder temperatures, the skier could wear a fleece or wool pullover and a pair of fleece pants as mid layers.


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How to Dress for Nordic Skiing. 1  Nordic Skiing â Layers Are the Answer. 2  Nordic Socks â Wool is the Answer. 3  Nordic Ski Gloves â Keep Your Fingers âJust Rightâ. 4  Sunglasses, Not Goggles. 5  Nordic Specific Baselayers. 6  Nordic Jackets & Pants â The Last Layer.


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You can buy potting soil or make your own. Combine a bit of dirt, some well aged compost and a handful of sand for good drainage to form an inexpensive and handy planting medium for your new garden seedlings or old-friend house plants.Leaves for Chicken Bedding and Compost by Kellie Gardner, August/September 2008.ne of the simplest methods of adding nutritious material to your garden beds is by incorporating well composted vegetation onto and into the soil. Composting mimics and intensifies natureâs recycling plan.


Growing bedding plants
If you have a big bedding scheme you can buy tiny seedlings from mail-order companies. Between 100 and 400 seeds are sown in trays filled with compost and because they're so crammed in, the baby plants need to be potted into little pots or spaced out in separate seed trays to give them space to grow.owever, as these plants are growing together in the same compost, roots can be damaged when separating to put into individual pots. With bedding grown in packs each plant has its own growing cell, and this makes them easy to plant without damage to the roots.


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PLANT PRO POTTING SOIL*. Our exclusive organic potting mix made from sphagnum peat moss, vermiculite, sharp sand, and perlite. Enriched with Re-Vita Compost Plus 3-3-3 with kelp, humate, rock phosphate and greensand for better fertilization.Use on all house and bedding plants.LANT PRO POTTING SOIL*. Our exclusive organic potting mix made from sphagnum peat moss, vermiculite, sharp sand, and perlite. Enriched with Re-Vita Compost Plus 3-3-3 with kelp, humate, rock phosphate and greensand for better fertilization.


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Potting Soil & Compost Supplies. Provide your plants with a full-spectrum of essential nutrients. Young plants need rich, well drained soil to prosper. Ohio Earth Food's propriety potting soul, Plant Pro Potting Soil, amply satisfies this essential requirements for seedlings and early stage plants to thrive.LANT PRO POTTING SOIL*. Our exclusive organic potting mix made from sphagnum peat moss, vermiculite, sharp sand, and perlite. Enriched with Re-Vita Compost Plus 3-3-3 with kelp, humate, rock phosphate and greensand for better fertilization.


Growing bedding plants
1 If you have time, most bedding plants are easy to grow from seed. 2  All you need to do is fill a 7.5cm (3in) pot with cuttings compost, firm and follow the sowing instructions for the variety you're growing-some plants will need covering with compost, while others are left on the surface.owever, as these plants are growing together in the same compost, roots can be damaged when separating to put into individual pots. With bedding grown in packs each plant has its own growing cell, and this makes them easy to plant without damage to the roots.


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$243.00. This premium organic soil mix is desgined to provide the optimum environment for your vegetable garden. It contains many ingredients including select compost, soil, sand and expanded shale. It is packed with the rich organics your vegetable plants will appreciate.Just backfill and plant directly into this mix.t contains many ingredients including select compost, soil, sand and expanded shale. It is packed with the rich organics your vegetable plants will appreciate. Just backfill and plant directly into this mix.


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Growing bedding plants from seed. 1  If you have time, most bedding plants are easy to grow from seed. 2  To germinate, put in a heated propagator or cover with a clear plastic bag held in place with an elastic band. 3  Some smaller seeds, such as begonia, are trickier to grow from seed and are better bought as young plants.owever, as these plants are growing together in the same compost, roots can be damaged when separating to put into individual pots. With bedding grown in packs each plant has its own growing cell, and this makes them easy to plant without damage to the roots.


Growing bedding plants
Growing bedding plants. Easy to grow and care for, annual bedding plants can be grown in hanging baskets and pots or borders. Change your displays every year, and use our guide for getting the best results.owever, as these plants are growing together in the same compost, roots can be damaged when separating to put into individual pots. With bedding grown in packs each plant has its own growing cell, and this makes them easy to plant without damage to the roots.


Using manure and compost as nutrient sources for fruit and vegetable crops
When applied to soil, manure, compost, and other organic amendments undergo microbial transformations that release plant-available N over time. Volatilization, denitrification, and leaching result in N losses from the soil that reduce the amount of N that can be used by crops.ome benefit will be obtained in the second and third years following application. When manure and compost are used to fertilize crops, soil organic matter will increase over time and subsequent rates of application can generally be reduced because of increased nutrient cycling.


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Add to soil to improve aeration and provide moisture retention. Can also be used for seed germination and cutting propagation or mixed with Plant Pro Potting Soil. NOP compliant, check with your certifier for use in organic production.LANT PRO POTTING SOIL*. Our exclusive organic potting mix made from sphagnum peat moss, vermiculite, sharp sand, and perlite. Enriched with Re-Vita Compost Plus 3-3-3 with kelp, humate, rock phosphate and greensand for better fertilization.


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You can vary this timing, as some seeds such as tomato, pepper, petunia, impatiens, and others, benefit from 14-17 hours of light per day (and the remainder of the 24 hour period in darkness). The most common grow lights used are fluorescent; using cool white, warm white, and wide-spectrum fluorescent tubes.


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Better to leave the cooking to someone experienced with hyacinth beans and save your seed for planting. Leaves: The bright green, pointed leaves grow in leaflets of three leaves. The stems and undersides of the leaves are tinged purple.


Hyacinth Bean Seeds
Ruby-purple beanpods, 3 inches long, arise beneath the flowers over a long season. For a colorful ornamental display, Hyacinth Bean is unsurpassed! The blooms arise all summer, and the beans mature in 80 days from a spring sowing in full sun. Give this plant something to climb and watch it take off! It reaches 10 feet tall. Thomas Jefferson popularized the Hyacinth Bean in the United States when he began growing it in his garden in 1804.


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When shopping for this plant, do not just look for it under the Hyacinth Bean name. Other common names for this plant include Indian Bean, Egyptian Bean, LabLab, and Tonga Bean. The Hyacinth Bean does require some room to grow, which means at least 10 to 15 feet vertically and 6 to 8 inches horizontally. If you want to optimize the beauty of this plant, make sure to plant the seed in a location that receives full sun.


How to Grow Purple Hyacinth Bean Plants
Better to leave the cooking to someone experienced with hyacinth beans and save your seed for planting. 1  Leaves: The bright green, pointed leaves grow in leaflets of three leaves. The stems and undersides of the leaves are tinged purple. 2  Flowers: Flowers resemble sweet peas, without the scent.


Lablab
Lablab purpureus is a species of bean in the family Fabaceae. It is native to Africa and it is cultivated throughout the tropics for food. English language common names include hyacinthbean, lablab-bean bonavist bean/pea, dolichos bean, seim bean, lablab bean, Egyptian kidney bean, Indian bean, bataw and Australian pea. It is the only species in the monotypic genus Lablab.


How to Grow and Care for Hyacinth Bean Vine
How to Grow and Care for Hyacinth Bean Vine. Hyacinth Bean Vine is a fast growing, flowering vine, with pretty purple flowers. If you're looking for an annual flowering vine that grows at a stellar pace, the Hyacinth Bean Vine is for you. It grows 10' - 15' in a single season! Hyacinth Bean Vine is easy to grow.


How to Grow and Care for Hyacinth Bean Vine
Hyacinth Bean Vine are good re-seeders. If the pods are allowed to open and pour out their beans, you will find many new plants next year. Do not disturb the soil until seedlings have begun to grow.


Hyacinth bean
You are here. Grow plants - Gardening Â» Growing plants Â» Hyacinth bean. Hyacinth bean. Hyacinth bean growing vine of the genus Lablab and also known as Lablab bean, Hyacinth bean perennial evergreen but in cold climate grow as annual plant and also used as ornamental plant, grow in tropic mediterranean, subtropical, desert or temperate climate. Leaves edible the shape triangle round in the edge.


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You will begin to see signs of seed germination in two to three weeks. While the Hyacinth Bean is considered a day neutral plant, there are types that are triggered to bloom once the days begin to shorten. In doing so, do not worry if your plant does not bloom during the early days of the summer.


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What yo-yo Ma didn't know until recently was that the story of his name is actually much more complex, dating back 255 years. The Mystery of Yo-Yo Ma's Name Henry Louis Gates, Jr. February 8, 2010. That's the best, that's the best we can do as parents, yo-yo said of his ancestor's advice.


Donât let data costs or file sizes stop you from sharing whatâs important. Whether youâre sending a new app to a friend or an entire photo album to family members, YO! makes it easy to share your favorite things instantly - regardless of connectivity or file size!
Yo is the fastest way to discover the world around you from your mobile device. 1  Share images, texts and videos while you chat with friends. 2  Share your blogs, your art, your humor, your views. 3  Connect with your customers both online and offline.


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So mindless. Itâs only slightly less boring than âHeyâ or âHi,â if only because of some perceived aggression or excitement attached to it. But Yo is anything but simple. If you havenât been following along on Twitter, Yo is the hottest new app that will leave you scratching your head. The entire premise of the app is to send other users a single word: Yo. Yo currently has over 50,000 active users, after launching as a joke on April Foolsâ Day.


Getting started with Yeoman
Yeoman is a generic scaffolding system allowing the creation of any kind of app. It allows for rapidly getting started on new projects and streamlines the maintenance of existing projects. Yeoman is language agnostic. It can generate projects in any language (Web, Java, Python, C#, etc.)


Getting started with Yeoman
Getting started. yo is the Yeoman command line utility allowing the creation of projects utilizing scaffolding templates (referred to as generators). Yo and the generators used are installed using npm. Installing yo and some generators.


yo-yo
noun, plural yo-yos. 1. a spoollike toy consisting of two thick wooden, plastic, or metal disks connected by a dowel pin in the center to which a string is attached, one end being looped around the player's finger so that the toy can be spun out and reeled in by wrist motion.


Yo app: what is it and why is it popular?
Yo app: what is it and why is it popular? Stephen Colbert says new Yo app is 'stupid', but some experts believe it has huge potential. The creators of the Yo app, which allows users to do nothing but say Yo to one another, are still trying to fix a security flaw with the program.


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Yo pretty much tricks users into this reciprocation. When you receive a Yo, it appears in your Yo inbox as the senderâs name. When you tap on that name (presumably to open the message and see the âyoâ contents), you just send a Yo back. In that way, Yo is much more representative of a Yo-yo.


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YO! is a mobile application available for iOS and Android users. It is the only application to use the HyperNet â a cool sharing technology that allows users to share and download videos, apps, music, files, and photos for free â all without needing the internet. Learn more about YO! at http://www.wave.io/apps/yo/ .


Yo app: what is it and why is it popular?
Yo bills itself as the simplest and most efficient communication tool in the world. With a single tap, users can send the word Yo to one another â and nothing else. The app's developers note that sending the same message using WhatsApp, Facebook or SnapChat would take 11 taps.


Baseball Spikes
A baseball players most prized baseball-souvenir and common keepsake, of his baseballfarming days baseball uniform items, aside from his cap and glove is his baseball spikes. To learn more about baseball uniforms go to our Baseball Uniforms page.


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Ty Cobb by far. Not only did his teammates hate him, they once sent a gift basket of congratulations to a player on another team after they thought he beat Cobb for the batting title. Cobb would go to a place in the dugout where the infielders on the other team could see him, and sharpen his spikes. Cobb was called the dirtiest player I ever saw by the normally reserved Connie Mack.


Did Ty Cobb sharpen his cleats when he played?
exists and is an alternate of . Answered by The WikiAnswersÂ® Community. Answers.comÂ® is making the world better one answer at a time. the answer is yes ty cobb did sharpen his cleats, this was included in a list of things the baseball player did to intimidate his opponents. other such things are also rumors.


Ty Cobb
Ty Cobb. Ty Cobb is arguably the greatest baseball player who ever put on spikes. During his 24-year career, he established records in virtually every area of the offensive game. His .367 lifetime average stands as the best in baseball history, a virtually unattainable goal for hitters.


Ranking the 25 Best Baseball Players of All Time
Ranking the 25 Best Baseball Players of All Time. Ranking the 25 Best Baseball Players of All Time. MLB has gifted fans an unprecedented crop of young stars capable of etching their names among baseball royalty. Perhaps history will one day prop these burgeoning studs alongside the game's all-time greats. Bryce Harper, Manny Machado, Carlos Correa, Francisco Lindor, Corey Seager, Kris Bryant, Madison Bumgarner and Noah Syndergaard all have the potential to write Hall of Fame legacies with another 10-15 years of dominance.


Ty Cobb Giclee on Canvas
Ty Cobb may have been the greatest baseball player to ever put on spikes. He was surely one of the most feared to wear them, as he supposedly sharpened his cleats before each game so that he could spike his opponents as he slid into a base. This vibrant giclÃ©e print from renowned sports artist Bill Purdom captures the Georgia Peach in his trademark, all-out style.


How Ty Cobb the truth got lost inside Ty Cobb the myth
Books, plays, radio shows and newspapers have told and retold stories about Cobb as a mean-spirited egoist who sharpened his spikes to cut infielders on a slide, made racist taunts and beat up fans who looked at him funny.


Who was Ty Cobb? Myths surround the Tiger legend
Ty Cobb with Don Newcombe at the 1956 World Series. When Ty Cobb died only two men from baseball attended his funeral. Ty Cobb sharpened his spikes until they were razor sharp and hurtled himself maliciously into the legs of opposing players. Did you know that Ty Cobb killed a man? All of these statements are part of the legend of Ty Cobb, the greatest Tiger of them all, and perhaps the greatest player ever to grace a baseball diamond.


Who was Ty Cobb? Myths surround the Tiger legend
He was a man born of a different time and place who saw the country and the game of baseball going down the tubes. He was an ornery old curmudgeon. Whereas Cobb had safeguarded his body when he was a player, in his golden years he was now heavily medicated and self-medicated with his favorites: scotch and whiskey.


Top 10 Tarnished Baseball Reputations
Ty Cobb may have been the best baseball player of all-time, but there is little doubt that he was the dirtiest. Cobb was the leading vote getter on the inaugural Hall of Fame ballot (above Babe Ruth), set 90 MLB records during his career, and still has the high career batting average (.367). But Cobb's legacy as a great player is overshadowed by his style of play and off-field issues. Cobb was known for sliding with his spikes up when he stole bases, when he sharpened to intentionally cause fielders to bleed, but those were the smaller of the Cobb controversies. He was a known fighter on and off the field -- one time he fought umpire Billy Evans after a game.


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1 Up to 24% of Hurthle cell nodules are cancerous. 2  Few nodules are cancerous.  Cancerous nodules are classified by the types of malignant thyroid cells they contain. These cell types include papillary, follicular, medullary, or poorly differentiated (anaplastic) cells.


Thyroid Goiters causing ear problems?
Rarely, patients with thyroid nodules. may complain of pain in the neck, jaw, or ear. If a nodule is. large enough to compress the windpipe or esophagus, it. may cause difficulty with breathing, swallowing, or cause a. âtickle in the throatâ.


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1 Another type of benign nodule that may be seen is called a Hurthle cell adenoma. Up to 24% of Hurthle cell nodules are cancerous. 2  Few nodules are cancerous.  Cancerous nodules are classified by the types of malignant thyroid cells they contain.


Thyroid Nodules
1 Few nodules are cancerous.  Cancerous nodules are classified by the types of malignant thyroid cells they contain. These cell types include papillary, follicular, medullary, or poorly differentiated (anaplastic) cells.


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Thyroid cancer is the most common cancer of hormone glands (endocrine) in children. Still, thyroid cancer represents only 1% to 1.5% of all pediatric cancers. Of all cases of thyroid cancer, about 5% occur in children and teens. As in adults, a thyroid nodule (localized lump or mass) is a common symptom of thyroid cancer. Thyroid nodules that develop in children and adolescents are even more likely to be cancerous than thyroid masses in adults. In adults with thyroid nodules, only about 5% turn out to be cancer.


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Hashimotoâs thyroiditis, which is the most common cause of hypothyroidism (see. Hypothyroidism brochure), is associated with an increased. risk of thyroid nodules. Iodine deficiency, which is very. uncommon in the United States, is also known to cause. thyroid nodules.


Thyroid Nodules
1 If the nodule is filled with fluid or blood, it is called a thyroid cyst. 2  If the nodule produces thyroid hormone in an uncontrolled manner (without regarding the body's needs), the nodule is referred to as autonomous.  Such a nodule may cause signs and symptoms of too much thyroid hormone, or hyperthyroidism.


Thyroid Nodules
1 The most common types of single thyroid nodules are noncancerous colloid nodules or follicular adenomas. 2  Another type of benign nodule that may be seen is called a Hurthle cell adenoma. Up to 24% of Hurthle cell nodules are cancerous.  Few nodules are cancerous.


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(Showerheads typically need to be replaced every 10 years.) WaterSense showerheads use no more than two gallons per minute (GPM) and are third party tested to ensure they meet EPA water efficiency and performance criteria (i.e. you will not have to sacrifice a good shower in order to achieve water savings!).


Residential Shower and Bath Introduction
The re-circulation pumps require a reservoir of water in the shower basin to properly operate. Some makes and models of these systems require more than 45 gallons (170 litres) of water in the basin â more than twice the water usage of a typical shower.


Shower
According to WaterSense, a showerhead leaking at 10 drips per minute wastes more than 500 gallons per year. That's enough water to wash 60 loads of dishes in your dishwasher. Search form


Shower
Use this quick test to find out: Place a bucket-marked in gallon increments under your shower head. Turn on the shower at the normal water pressure you use. Time how many seconds it takes to fill the bucket to the 1-gallon mark. If it takes less than 20 seconds to reach the 1-gallon mark, your shower uses about 3 GPM and you could benefit from a showerhead with a more efficent flow rate. What to do if your showerhead leaks: Most leaky showerheads can be fixed by ensuring a tight connection.


Residential Shower and Bath Introduction
Consumers' Bathing Method and Water Usage. 1  Consumers' Bathroom Habits. 2  Market Trends in Residential Showerheads (2005) 3  Water Consumption in the Shower. 4  WaterSense for Showerheads. 5  Baths. 6  Showers vs. Baths.  7 Navy Showers and Lathering Valves. 8  Dangers of Thermal Shock and Scalding.


Shower
How to install your water efficient showerhead: 1  Remove old showerhead from shower arm. 2  Briefly turn water on to rinse out pipe (turn it off before going to next step). 3  Screw on the new showerhead and hand tighten. 4  Test the showerhead.


Residential Shower and Bath Introduction
According to the the same 1999 study, the average American shower uses 17.2 gallons (65 L) and lasts for 8.2 minutes at an average flow rate of 2.1 gpm (7.9 Lpm) (Mayer, et. al, 1999). Consumers' Bathing Method and Water Usage Consumers' Bathroom Habits. How do consumers use their bathrooms in their homes? What are their common habits?


Showers
Shower Heads. Replacing your current showerhead with a new model that uses 2.5 gpm (9.5 lpm) may or may not save water in your home. Many people already have a 2.5 gpm (9.5 lpm) showerhead installed. Showerheads are inexpensive (starting at less than $5) and can be a good way to save water in your home. Reducing hot water use saves energy because your hot water heater has less work to do.


Niacin
Niacin (also known as vitamin B3 or nicotinic acid) is an organic compound with the formula C 6H 5NO 2 and, depending on the definition used, one of the 20 to 80 essential human nutrients.lushing can be blocked by taking 300 mg of aspirin half an hour before taking niacin, by taking one tablet of ibuprofen per day or by co-administering the prostaglandin receptor antagonist laropiprant. Taking niacin with meals also helps reduce this side effect.


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Niacin, also known as nicotinic acid and vitamin B3, is a water soluble, essential B vitamin which, when given in high doses, is effective in lowering low density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol and raising high density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol, which makes this agent of unique value in the therapy of dyslipidemia.iacin, also known as nicotinic acid and vitamin B3, is a water soluble, essential B vitamin which, when given in high doses, is effective in lowering low density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol and raising high density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol, which makes this agent of unique value in the therapy of dyslipidemia.


What Does the Vitamin Niacin Do?
One of the primary functions of niacin is supporting your metabolism. Your metabolism helps you derive energy from the foods you eat -- for example, metabolizing carbohydrates from your diet provides your cells with glucose, the fuel your cells use to function.Niacin helps your body break down all three macronutrients abundant in your diet -- proteins, carbohydrates and fats.itamin B-3 also helps regulate your blood pressure and plays a role in your cardiovascular health. Niacin acts as a blood vessel dilator -- it helps your blood vessels relax and widen to increase blood flow.


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Niacin (vitamin B3) is a member of the B-complex vitamin family. Like most of the B-vitamins, niacin is primarily utilized for energy metabolism.Nicotinic acid (nicotinate), niacinamide, and inositol hexaniacinate are the three forms of this vitamin that are available to us, but all three work in different ways.sing the form inositol hexaniacinate will reduce skin flushing and risk of liver damage, but keep in mind that this form of niacin does not satisfy nutritional requirements. Unless you are under the supervision of a doctor, it is important that you follow only the RDA for this nutrient.


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Fortified breakfast cereal is high in niacin. Niacin assists in the conversion of food to energy, so it will increase your metabolism if you're deficient. No evidence suggests that consuming more than the RDA will increase your metabolism.However, increasing niacin in your diet is not recommended because many Americans get too much. Niacin is a water-soluble B vitamin, also known as vitamin B3.Water-soluble vitamins are excreted through urine, not stored by the body, so you need a continuous supply through diet.ortified breakfast cereal is high in niacin. Niacin assists in the conversion of food to energy, so it will increase your metabolism if you're deficient. No evidence suggests that consuming more than the RDA will increase your metabolism.


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Niacin is the vitamin B 3 and has fundamental roles as part of reduction/oxidation coenzymes involved in energy metabolism, amino acid metabolism, and detoxification reactions for drugs and other substances. Niacin comes from in several forms: (1) nicotinic acid (pyridine-3- carboxylic acid) (Burgeois et al.iacin is the vitamin B 3 and has fundamental roles as part of reduction/oxidation coenzymes involved in energy metabolism, amino acid metabolism, and detoxification reactions for drugs and other substances. Niacin comes from in several forms: (1) nicotinic acid (pyridine-3- carboxylic acid) (Burgeois et al.


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Niacin is an essential vitamin, meaning the body requires a suitable intake of niacin every day to function properly. The RDA for vitamin B3 niacin differs for men and women. Men require 16 mg/day and women need 14 mg/day. For therapeutic usages, niacin is taken in doses ranging from 1,000-2,000 mg/day.sing the form inositol hexaniacinate will reduce skin flushing and risk of liver damage, but keep in mind that this form of niacin does not satisfy nutritional requirements. Unless you are under the supervision of a doctor, it is important that you follow only the RDA for this nutrient.


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Basic Description. Niacin is a blanket term for a family of compounds with vitamin B3 activity. The terms niacin and vitamin B3 can be used interchangeably, and whenever you find either term on our website, we are referring to the same group of compounds.asic Description. Niacin is a blanket term for a family of compounds with vitamin B3 activity. The terms niacin and vitamin B3 can be used interchangeably, and whenever you find either term on our website, we are referring to the same group of compounds.


What Does the Vitamin Niacin Do?
Taking niacin supplements without medical supervision can cause side effects. Among the common effects is niacin flush -- redness in your skin, accompanied by a burning or tingling sensation -- caused by dilated blood vessels at your skin's surface.Taking too much niacin can also cause liver damage or blurred vision.itamin B-3 also helps regulate your blood pressure and plays a role in your cardiovascular health. Niacin acts as a blood vessel dilator -- it helps your blood vessels relax and widen to increase blood flow.


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The benefits of niacin and its proper intake include keeping skin healthy. It can also be used therapeutically to control cholesterol levels, maintain proper circulation, and ease inflammation in arthritics. This B3 vitamin is also useful for balancing blood sugar levels, which helps in the prevention of diabetes.sing the form inositol hexaniacinate will reduce skin flushing and risk of liver damage, but keep in mind that this form of niacin does not satisfy nutritional requirements. Unless you are under the supervision of a doctor, it is important that you follow only the RDA for this nutrient.


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Veins and arteries can heal after each use, so a fistula can last a long timeâsome-times decades! Fistulas need fewer repairs in the hospital, so you feel better.After surgery, it takes about 4-6 weeks for a fistula to mature so it can be used for HD.


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Veins are close to your skinâs surface, so a fistula can be used for HD.If you can have one, a fistula is the best type of access: Fistulas have far fewer infections and blood clots than other types of access.


How to Take Care of Dialysis Fistula
â Take moderate arm and finger exercises before using your fistula. Many people on dialysis must know that a dialysis fistula must mature for several weeks before it can be used for dialysis. The more arm and finger exercises you do to strengthen your fistula, the sooner you can use it.


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Your doctor will talk with you about which type of fistula is best for you. â¢ The fistula has to heal before it can be used for dialysis. Another type of access will be used for your dialysis until your fistula has healed. â¢ Two needles will be placed into the fistula at the start of each dialysis.


Taking Care of Your Fistula
An arteriovenous (AV) fistula is a type of access used for hemodialysis. It can be used whether dialysis is performed at a dialysis center or you perform home hemodialysis (HHD) . An AV fistula is a connection between an artery and a vein creating a ready source with a rapid flow of blood.


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Another type of access will be used for your dialysis until your fistula has healed. â¢ Two needles will be placed into the fistula at the start of each dialysis. Your blood flows through one tube to the dialysis machine. â¢ The dialysis machine cleans and filters out wastes and extra fluid.


How Your Access Works
Caring For Your Access. Whether your access is a fistula, graft or catheter, you should make sure to take good care of it. Your dialysis care team will teach you the steps of good access care. The chart below gives you some general tips about everyday access care and how to prevent problems.


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Dialysis is a lifesaving procedure that replaces kidney function when organs fail. Before you can receive dialysis, doctors must connect the dialysis equipment to your bloodstream through one of several access options. Your nephrologist and surgeon will help you decide which type of access is best for you.


How Your Access Works
Caring For Your Access. Whether your access is a fistula, graft or catheter, you should make sure to take good care of it. Your dialysis care team will teach you the steps of good access care.


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Dialysis is a lifesaving procedure that replaces kidney function when organs fail. Before you can receive dialysis, doctors must connect the dialysis equipment to your bloodstream through one of several access options.


Which Light Bulb is Right for Me?
Incandescent bulbs provide rich and warm light quality, excellent color rendering, and controllability, but are the least efficient. Screw-in CFL bulbs are energy efficient and have the longest life of all light bulbs. However, they provide less pleasing light, start up slowly, may flicker, and are not disposable because of their mercury content.


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The new label on the back of every light bulb package, beginning January 1, 2012, will display a Lighting Facts Per Bulb information box, similar to the Nutrition Facts box on food.


In The Dark About Picking A Light Bulb? This FAQ Can Help
The good news is the energy-saving bulbs that replace a 60-watt incandescent will only use 10 to 15 watts, depending on the actual bulb you buy, and give off the same amount of light.


In The Dark About Picking A Light Bulb? This FAQ Can Help
(From left) Incandescent, CFL and LED light bulbs. Many people are finding that choosing the right light bulb has a steep learning curve. Buying a light bulb used to be a no-brainer. Now it's a brain teaser; the transition to more energy-efficient lighting means choosing from a dazzling array of products. We've long identified bulbs by their wattage, but that is actually a measure of electricity, not the brightness of a bulb.


Light Bulbs: Know the Different Types
Compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs) consume a quarter of the energy that incandescent bulbs do and last 10 times longer. Unlike the old fluorescent lights, CFLs are quiet, instant-on and have warmer, color-corrected tones. They can be used anywhere you would use a typical incandescent light bulb.


In The Dark About Picking A Light Bulb? This FAQ Can Help
NPR's Guide To Changing Light Bulbs. An incandescent 60-watt bulb, for example, gives off 800 lumens of light. And LED bulbs, which are more energy efficient than their incandescent counterparts, can deliver the same amount of light using as little as 10 watts.


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Halogen bulbs, an efficient variety of incandescent lighting, are up to 30% more efficient than traditional incandescent bulbs. When dimmed by 30%, they offer many benefits of CFL and standard incandescent lights without the drawbacks.


In The Dark About Picking A Light Bulb? This FAQ Can Help
That would give me the equivalent of a 100-watt incandescent. Fixtures have a safety rating and one should not put in bulbs that exceed the labeled rating (such as do not exceed 60 watts). As long as you don't put a bulb that uses more than 60 watts in that socket you will be fine.


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With the planned phaseout of the incandescent light bulb starting January 1, 2012, as required by the Energy Independence and Security Act, consumers need to start looking for light bulb choices that provide similar light output (lumens) to the incandescent they may be replacing.


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Choosing the right light bulb is a balancing act between energy savings, comfort, durability, cost, and compatibility.


Top 10 Most Poisonous Plants
Symptoms of deadly nightshade poisoning include dilated pupils, sensitivity to light, blurred vision, headaches, confusion and convulsions. As few as two ingested berries can kill a child, and 10 to 20 berries would kill an adult. Even handling the plant can cause irritation.


Top 10 Most Poisonous Plants
You'll recognize it by its dull, dark green leaves and bell-shaped purple, scented flowers, which bloom from mid-summer through early fall. Deadly nightshade berries are green when they form and turn to a shiny black as they ripen. They're sweet and juicy, which makes them tempting to children. The plant requires rich, moist soil to thrive, and it grows wild in some areas of the world, but in the United States is limited to cultivation.


Top 10 Most Poisonous Plants
In fact, one of the common names for deadly nightshade is belladonna, which is Italian for beautiful lady.. Today, doctors rarely perform any type of eye surgery without using atropine, one of the poisons in deadly nightshade, to dilate the patient's pupils. The name says it all.


Solanaceae
The name Solanaceae derives from the genus Solanum, the nightshade plant. The etymology of the Latin word is unclear. The name may come from a perceived resemblance of certain solanaceous flowers to the sun and its rays.


How Deadly Are Nightshades?
Tomato nightshades include all types of tomatoes: cherry tomatoes, green tomatoes, yellow tomatoes and ripe red tomatoes. Tomatoes produce two glycoalkaloids: alpha-tomatine and dehydrotomatine. The majority is in the form of alpha-tomatine, so weâll focus on that one here.


How Deadly Are Nightshades?
Glycoalkaloids are natural pesticides produced by nightshade plants. [They are also present in small amounts in a few non-nightshades: cherries, apples, and sugar beets.] Glycoalkaloids are bitter compounds which are found throughout the plant, but especially in leaves, flowers, and unripe fruits. They defend the plants against bacteria, fungi, viruses, and insects.


Big, Bad Botany: Deadly Nightshade ( Atropa Belladonna), the Poisonous A-Lister
Other names for the plant include belladonna, deadly nightshade, devilâs berries, naughty manâs cherries, death cherries, beautiful death, and devilâs herb. The plant earns its sinister nicknames, as its foliage and berries are extremely toxic, containing potent dosages of tropane alkaloids.


Solanaceae
Plants in the Solanaceae can take the form of herbs, shrubs, trees, vines and lianas, and sometimes epiphytes. They can be annuals, biennials, or perennials, upright or decumbent. Some have subterranean tubers. They do not have laticifers, nor latex, nor coloured saps.


How Deadly Are Nightshades?
There are ZERO scientific articles about nightshade sensitivity, chronic pain, or arthritis in the literature, however, the internet is full of anecdotal reports of people who have found that nightshades aggravate arthritis, fibromyalgia, or other chronic pain syndromes.


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Prior work experience with BellSouth, Verizon or AT&T is a plus. What we Offer: ONUG is a great place to work; we offer our employees the opportunity to work in a low stress environment and on a compressed work week (10/4) as allowed by business needs. In addition, we offer other benefits including: insurance (life, medical, long-term.


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1 Order Manager: Administers and processes the order to verify successful provisioning of the service. 2  Project Manager: Performs overall project management services for the delivery and activation of Verizon services. 3  Engineer: Configures the services during the implementation.


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Verizon Network Services Implementation Guide. A successful implementation of your new service requires your direct and active involvement. The Implementation Guide below will help you understand your role in this process and some of the terms we use during an installation.


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Outside Plant Engineer Salary. Outside Plant Engineer average salary is $57,698, median salary is $56,330 with a salary range from $38,000 to $87,506. Outside Plant Engineer salaries are collected from government agencies and companies. Each salary is associated with a real job position.


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1 Connectivity Testing â Verizon technicians will ensure that your network services are tested completely before turning it over for activation. 2  They will work with field personnel and/or third party carriers to ensure end to end connectivity is established.


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Our customers, who include wireless and wire-line service providers, equipment manufacturers, and fiber manufacturers, value our ability to span the full range of services and to deliver a true end-to-end solution for their network infrastructure needs.


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Verizon Roles and Responsibilities: 1  Account Executive: Has direct responsibility for managing the relationship with you. 2  Solutions Engineer: Has extensive technical knowledge to propose and design technical solutions to meet your needs. 3  Order Manager: Administers and processes the order to verify successful provisioning of the service. 4  Project ...


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1 Site Survey â If a site survey is required, an engineer from Verizon or a third-party local exchange company (LEC) will contact you to determine site readiness. 2  An LCON must be present during the site survey to provide access and to address any additional questions about installation.


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Responsibilities: This position is responsible for detailed engineering to include fulfilling and documenting specific installation instructions on equipment configuration, card and/or port requirements, power, cabling, floor space and rack placement, to guide and support Install/Test and Operations teams.


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What we are looking for: An Outside Plant Engineer (OSPE) to design routine and specific outside plant work orders, create engineering work authorization packages, and perform the engineering of collocation networks and special networks.


DRYING HYDRANGEAS NATURALLY
When first starting to dry hydrangeas, I tried all the tricks I'd ever heard of. I slammed them into a hot car trunk, hung them up-side-down in a dry attic, and placed them in water that gradually evaporated.


DRYING HYDRANGEAS NATURALLY
One method of coloring hydrangeas is with Ritz Dye, which can produce either deep or light shades. The basket to the left is filled with hydrangeas dyed in different shades of rose pink. Go to a description of this technique with pictures.


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Go to the step-by-step illustrations of this method. DRYING HYDRANGEAS WITH CORNMEAL AND BORAX. (Use the same steps with this mixture as with the Silica method) (CAUTION: I have only tried this method once, therefore, I am not an expert on it.


Naturally, I dry my Hydrangeas
The timing is dependent upon the particular variety and conditions like humidity, temperature and air circulation. Most flowers will take somewhere between 10 to 30 days. Once the water has completely gone, your Hydrangeas should be dry and ready to use for any floral or winter interest decorations.


Drying HydrangeasMarch 20, 2014
A good flower to dry for indoor arrangements is the hydrangea. One method of preparing hydrangeas is simply to air dry them. All you do is remove the leaves along the stem and bundle 5 or 6 of them together and hang them in a cool, dry place. And if that is too much trouble, you can also dry them upright in a vase. Place the stems in a vase with a few inches of water, out of direct sunlight. When the water evaporates add more, repeating the process until you feel the blooms are sufficiently dry. You can also preserve hydrangeas with glycerin and water. This process makes the bloom more soft and supple to the touch, and it also helps to preserve the shape of the bloom longer.


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1 Drying hydrangeas with silica gel is a process that results in breathtaking colors and blooms that look so natural you will have the urge to water them.  A less expensive method of drying hydrangeas is to DRY THEM WITH BORAX. This method was sent to me by Liz Schenk. I haven't tried it, so I'd like to get feedback on your results. See the description of this method below. The drying is done with a mixture of cornmeal and borax.


Drying HydrangeasMarch 20, 2014
Gather the hydrangeas blooms. When cutting the blooms keep in mind that the length of your stems need to be about 18 inches or under. And while it is tempting to try drying those full, lushly colored hydrangea blooms mid-summer, it is best to allow them to mature on the shrub before you cut them.


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How to Naturally Dry Hydrangeas cut them at end of blooming cycle, cut long 12'-15' stem, remove leaves, place so half each stem submerged in water, place out of direct sun in protected space, let water evaporate naturally, when water gone, hydrangeas should be perfectly preserved More.


DRYING HYDRANGEAS NATURALLY
This page is devoted to the subject of air-drying hydrangeas (drying them naturally), either while the blooms are on the shrub or after they are picked. However, if you are interested in drying hydrangeas with Silica Gel go here. You can have beautifully dried hydrangeas that are as lovely as any you can purchase.


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The results from the slow-dry (wet foam) method - so pretty and great color! (Results: Slow-Dry Method) 3. Silica Gel (I would recommend this method only for flowers you will be drying for wreaths or any projects where you do not need the stems attached).


Michigan Festivals and Fairs
Michigan Festivals and Fairs. Find 2015 Michigan Festivals and fairs in Detroit, Grand Rapids, Flint, MI & more. Find Michigan Craft Shows, concerts, music, film and renaissance festivals, firework displays and State Fair dates. Be sure to browse our used concession trailers or learn How to Start Your Own Food Booth. Festivals in Michigan - Detroit, Grand Rapids, Flint...


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Mendon Riverfest brings activities for children and family, amusements, arts and crafts, exhibitors, food and drinks and fun for all ages....


2018 Best Michigan festivals arts and craft shows and top events
Spring Michigan festivals and Spring MI events â Michigan top spring fests, events and celebrations in 2016.


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1 Berlin Fair in Marne, Michigan. 2  Coast Guard Festival 2016 festival in GH, Michigan in The fest will be in Grand Haven, Michigan sets GH apart from the rest of the state.  Farmersâ Festival in Pigeon, Michigan.


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Sanilac County 4-H Fair will be held on August 21-27, 2016. Livestock shows and exhibits, Pedal Tractor Pull, Rodeo, Carnival, Entertainment,...


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Art On The Rocks event will be held on August 19, 2016. Featuring artists, makers, musical guests, and downtown Birmingham businesses,...


2018 Best Michigan festivals arts and craft shows and top events
Complete list of all the top Michigan festivals and events for 2016. Michigan festivals. Written by: Viveta Mentzelopoulou. Date Published: 01/01/2016. Michigan Festivals gets 4 out of 4 stars for their great line up of festivals and events for the 2016 festivities lined up.


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The 22nd Annual Ferndale Dream Cruise has a full slate of family-fun events planned August 18, 19 and 20, 2016,. On...


2018 Best Michigan festivals arts and craft shows and top events
Select the region of Michigan below to get to the counties and cities festival. Michigan regional festivals MI event map. The Michigan State Fair page has great updates on one of the hottest events in the country! For the up-to-the-minute info, visit Michigan State Fair 2016 event updates.


2018 Best Michigan festivals arts and craft shows and top events
1 Bear Lake Days in Manistee, Michigan. 2  Berlin Fair in Marne, Michigan.  Coast Guard Festival 2016 festival in GH, Michigan in The fest will be in Grand Haven, Michigan sets GH apart from the rest of the state.


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List of State Birds. Each state in the United States has an official state bird. A state bird is often chosen because of its uniqueness or significance to that state. This page lists the state birds for the 50 US states.


Cardinal â State Bird of Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio and more
Upon closer inspection, the cardinalâs red crest, conical red bill, and black mask distinguish it. The female cardinal is tan with red feathers on the crest, wing, and tail. The bill is bright orange. Most cardinals measure about 7-8 inches in length.


What the State BirdsShouldBe
There are a million cardinals, a scattering of robins, and just a general lack of thought put into the whole thing. Advertisement. States should have to put more thought into their state bird than I put into picking my socks in the morning.


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(Sep 03 01 10:30 PM). The cardinal is the most popular being the official state bird in 7 states (IL, IN, KY, NC, OH, VA, and WV) followed by the western meadowlark in 6 states and the mockingbird in 5 states.


Cardinal â State Bird of Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio and more
Description. The Northern Cardinal is one of the most well known birds in America. It is undoubtedly a favorite as Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, and Kentucky all honor the cardinal as their state bird. Two professional sports teams and several universities have made the cardinal their mascots. In most places, the cardinal can not be mistaken for any other bird. The Summer or Scarlet Tanager may look similar from a distance, but the cardinal usually gives itself away with its loud, musical whistle, or short âcheckâ note.


What the State BirdsShouldBe
Well, Iâm doing that for cardinal. No one gets the cardinal. Screw cardinals. What it should be: greater prairie-chicken. 14. Indiana. Official state bird: northern cardinal. See above. What it should be: bobolink. 15.


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Other Similar FunTrivia Questions & Answers Today 8 states have dependent territories. These 8 states include Australia, Denmark, France, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, the United Kingdom and the United States. In 1960 there would have been at least one more state on this list.


What the State BirdsShouldBe
37. Oregon. Official state bird: western meadowlark. Stop it with the meadowlarks. Iâm resisting the temptation for Oregon junco here, in favor of something that would never happen. What it should be: northern spotted owl. 38. Pennsylvania.


What is the most popular state bird in the United States?
billfay. The cardinal is the most popular being the official state bird in 7 states (IL, IN, KY, NC, OH, VA, and WV) followed by the western meadowlark in 6 states and the mockingbird in 5 states.


What the State BirdsShouldBe
I drove over a bridge from Maryland into Virginia today and on the big âWelcome to Virginiaâ sign was an image of the state bird, the northern cardinalâ with a yellow bill. I should have scoffed, but it hardly registered.


Reducing Readmissions for Congestive Heart Failure
Daily diuretics may not be necessary in patients who are on a strict low-sodium diet and have no signs or symptoms of congestion. Furosemide (Lasix), a commonly used loop diuretic, is dose-dependent (a dose threshold must be reached before a response is seen).


Metolazone
Metolazone is a thiazide-like diuretic marketed under the brand names Zytanix from Zydus Cadila, Zaroxolyn, and Mykrox. It is primarily used to treat congestive heart failure and high blood pressure. Metolazone indirectly decreases the amount of water reabsorbed into the bloodstream by the kidney, so that blood volume decreases and urine volume increases. This lowers blood pressure and prevents excess fluid accumulation in heart failure.


Metolazone with lasix
Typically if escalating the dose of lasix doesn't work, a second diuretic is added that works by a different mechanism to support the lasix (zaroxoyln or metolazone). If you feel better with the torsemide and cost isn't an issue, by all means continue. 2)Can not take Amiodarone because of side effects on liver.


Reducing Readmissions for Congestive Heart Failure
Approximately 30 to 40 percent of patients with heart failure are readmitted within six months of hospitalization. Studies have concluded that readmissions for heart failure could be prevented in at least 40 percent of cases. 5 Unnecessary readmissions contribute significantly to the cost of this disease.


Metolazone with lasix
Now he is home. (1 day). jrbon, in addition to the 80mg lasix, the doctor added metolazone 10mg two days a week. neurotic, and icd is a defibulator in Burt's chest. Thanks again for the answers. We like our doctors, but it is nice to have someone who is experiencing the same thing answer.


Metolazone with lasix
The doctor prescribed Metolazone, a more powerful diuretic. This removed water, but from about 2 days after he started Metolazone, he began a downward spiral. He developed a potassium shortage, treated by a supplement. Metolazone was stopped, but he has become too weak to walk, and his thoughts are clouded.


Metolazone
Metolazone is sometimes used together with loop diuretics such as furosemide or bumetanide, but these highly effective combinations can lead to dehydration and electrolyte abnormalities.


Reducing Readmissions for Congestive Heart Failure
A reasonable strategy in patients who are refractory to loop diuretics is to give 5 mg of metolazone one hour before the morning dose of the loop diuretic. 6 Patients may require only one dose every seven to 10 days to maintain their target weight.


Reducing Readmissions for Congestive Heart Failure
Furosemide may have variable absorption requiring larger doses or use of other loop diuretics such as bumetanide (Bumex) or torsemide (Demadex). Twice-daily dosing may be necessary in severe cases because the half-life of loop diuretics is very short.


Reducing Readmissions for Congestive Heart Failure
Hospital admission for congestive heart failure is extremely common and quite expensive, although it is frequently preventable. New drugs and therapies have been reported to reduce admissions, decrease morbidity and mortality, and improve the quality of life for these patients.


George Harrison, 'Quiet Beatle' And Lead Guitarist, Dies at 58
But Mr. Harrison will unquestionably be best remembered for his work with the Beatles. He was 19 in 1962 when the Beatles made their first recordings for EMI. Yet from the start he projected an air of intense seriousness.


George Harrison
George Harrison MBE (25 February 1943 â 29 November 2001) was an English guitarist, singer-songwriter, and producer who achieved international fame as the lead guitarist of the Beatles. Often referred to as the quiet Beatle, Harrison embraced Indian culture and helped broaden the scope of popular music through his incorporation of Indian instrumentation and Hindu-aligned spirituality in the Beatles' work.


What is George Harrison's finest guitar solo with The Beatles?
The guitar solo following Ringo's drum solo is played in two-bar sections- Paul, George, then John, then back to Paul again, and so on.


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George Harrison
The criteria for best guitar playing isn't about speed in my opinion. It's about feeling and melody. Harrison was incredible in those departments. He really complimented every Beatles song and I couldn't regard the Beatles as the best band ever without him. A truly ground breaking guitarist.


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Discussions about the Beatles' songwriting invariably centers on Lennon and McCartneyâs combined gift for memorable melodies and inspired craftsmanship. Often lost in the analysis, however, is the fact that the Fab Four also came up with some of rock's greatest guitar riffs.


Who was the beatles best guitarist? | Fab Forum
Who is the best guitarist in The Beatles has always been up for discussion. It usually comes down to either George or Paul. George was the lead guitarist of the group and was asked to join in 1958 due to his great guitar playing and McCartney has said in interviews that they needed a great guitarist and that is why they selected Harrison.


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Written mostly by McCartney, this 1968 rave-up marked a return to the traditional rock form that inspired the Beatles in their early years. The defining riff was essentially a blues progression, played on lead guitar (by Lennon) and doubled on a 6-string bass (by Harrison).


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Was Paul McCartney the Beatles' best guitarist? Discussion (self.beatles) submitted 4 months ago by neverthoughtidjoin Please Don't Worship Humans


100 Greatest Beatles Songs
Appears On: The Beatles. Related â¢ The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time: The Beatles' While My Guitar Gently Weeps â¢ The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time: The Beatles' White Album â¢ Photos: The Beatles Romp Through London in 1968


TemplateBinding not working
The solution seems to be as Marco Zhou explains in the following post: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/wpf/thread/476d9418-8d9c-447a-95a4-37162740d095. The fact that this has not changed in the last two years (date of the blog entry) suprises me.


TemplateBinding in Control Template Trigger?
text/html 4/20/2007 10:29:50 AM quilty 0. Hi, today I ran into a problem when I was trying to use dependency properties of my custom control in a ControlTemplate.Trigger Setter. I can use the same properties when defining my template but when I use them in a trigger I get a exception when I try to run the application.


RelativeSources in WPF
In other word, if you have a TextBox that has a text property and another control that has a value property that holds data. Say that value is actually 5 and it was 3 just before. The 3 is assigned to the text property of the TextBox and not 5.


TemplateBinding not working
BindingExpression:Path=Angle; DataItem=null; target element is 'RotateTransform' (HashCode=52697953); target property is 'Angle' (type 'Double') In my trigger, the Visible property works well, and it is declared in the same way.


RelativeSources in WPF
In this case, a property of a given element will be tied to one of its parents, Of Corse. The main difference with the above case is the fact that, it's up to you to determine the ancestor type and the ancestor rank in the hierarchy to tie the property.


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text/sourcefragment 11/16/2008 8:59:13 PM BjÃ¸rnar SundsbÃ¸ 0. Hi. I have a custom control I wish to create a default template for. The problem is the TemplateBinding does not get a value from the properties.


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My understanding is that control templates are used to separate the behavior of a control from its appearance. In Xamarin.Forms that's not supported as the XAML level, but it is supported at the renderer level.


RelativeSources in WPF
A lot of articles those are talking about binding and sources, and how to bind properties each other using StaticResources, DynamicResources, although you can find information about the RelativeSource and its use cases but not with more details even in Microsoft documentations.


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<Setter Property=Template>. <Setter.Value>. <ControlTemplate TargetType={x:Type local:TextBoxPro}>. <Border x:Name=Bd Background={TemplateBinding Background} BorderBrush={TemplateBinding BorderBrush} BorderThickness={TemplateBinding BorderThickness}>. <ScrollViewer x:Name=PART_ContentHost/>.


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If you want the same concept of TemplateBinding in Xamarin Forms this implies you need the control template concept (ControlTemplate) as well. Unfortunately Xamarin Forms as you know does not have control templates. It's my opinion that XF is missing a powerful feature.


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91,490 pages on this wiki. This is the Kite-Man disambiguation page. Kite-Man is a super-criminal and enemy to Batman. His signature is committing crimes using a variety of special kites, both as transportation and customized weaponry.


Kite-Man
This is based on a childhood obsession with k This is the Kite-Man disambiguation page. Chuck Brown New EarthA Â· I Â· G Kite-Man is a super-criminal and enemy to Batman. His signature is committing crimes using a variety of special kites, both as transportation and customized weaponry.


Kite-Man
This is based on a childhood obsession with kites. He has been involved with Intergang and the super-villain nation of Zandia. Kite-Man was created by Bill Finger and Dick Sprang, first appearing in Batman #133. (1960) Edit this description Kite ManOther Media A Â· I Â· G Â· QBrave and the Bold Kite-ManThe Brave and the Bold A Â· I Â· G Â· QParallel Earth version Add a photo to this gallery.


Kite Man
1 Kite Man is featured in Batman: The Brave and the Bold voiced by Jeffrey Combs. 2  As a boy, he was obsessed with Benjamin Franklin and attempted to recreate his famous kite-flying electrical experiment. 3  However, he failed to take adequate safety precautions, wore metal braces, and stood in a bucket of water.


Black Spider
Black Spider is the name of several fictional characters who are DC Comics Supervillains. The first two were both primarily the enemies of Batman.


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Charles Chuck Brown, alias Kite Man, is a supervillain in Gotham City that commits crimes by arming himself with kite weapons and hang-gliding on a big kite. Charles Chuck Brown is a man who armed himself with kite weapons to be used to commit crimes. He flies with a big kite strapped to him.


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Kite Man (Charles Chuck Brown) is a fictional character, a supervillain in publications from DC Comics. The character first appeared in Batman vol. 1 #133 (August 1960), and was created by Bill Finger and Dick Sprang. His real name is an obvious homage to noted kite-flyer Charlie Brown from the comic strip Peanuts.


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History. Charles Chuck Brown is a man who armed himself with kite weapons and used them to commit crimes. He flies with a big kite strapped to him and also uses a barrage of kites to overwhelm his enemies. He ran afoul of Batman and Robin on different occasions.


Charles Brown (New Earth)
During Infinite Crisis, Joker reported that Kite-Man was thrown off Wayne Tower without his kite by Deathstroke after he refused to join the Society. Kite-Man, however, survived his fall and reached some low rank in Gotham City's underworld during the year without Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman.


Kite Man
History Edit. Charles Chuck Brown is a man who armed himself with kite weapons to be used to commit crimes. He flies with a big kite strapped to him. He also uses a barrage of kites to overwhelm his enemies. He ran afoul of Batman and Robin on different occasions.


Origin and meaning of âThe eagle flies at midnightâ
Origin and meaning of The eagle flies at midnight. I've never heard it before, certainly not as some kind of common phrase - but it sounds to me like the sort of line you'd hear in a cheesy wartime spy movie. Some sort of code phrase to inform your accomplices of your plans.


The eagle has flown
EN The eagle has lown 3 12 M SATURDAY 28 MARCH 2015 THE INDEPENDENT THE INDEPENDENT SATURDAY 28 MARCH 2015 MMMM News Election 2015 If Miliband can see of Paxman, maybe he can do the same to Cameron Watching Thursday nightâs performances, S T EVE RICHARDS was struck by the Labour leaderâs sense of liberation Did David Cameron or Ed But in terms of leadership they ence and was good when chal- Miliband win the battle of the are more straightforward than lenged by Paxman.


Origin and meaning of âThe eagle flies at midnightâ
I've also seen it as the rooster crows at midnight, or the eagle flies at noon. Alas, my Google-fu is not up to finding a definitive source. The blues song Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday Is Just as Bad) has the line the eagle flies on Friday, and Saturday I go out to play. Friday was payday for laborers all across the U.S. in 1947 when this song was written.


The eagle has flown
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The Eagle Has Flown Unknown Binding â 1991
The Eagle Has Flown by Jack Higgins, November 1, 1991, Pocket edition, Mass Market Paperback in English


The eagle has flown
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Origin and meaning of âThe eagle flies at midnightâ
This is something my father would say when it was pay day just then the eagle flies or the eagle has flown or will fly on a date. He was born in 1903 share | improve this answer


Origin and meaning of âThe eagle flies at midnightâ
This looks right to me; but I think it likely that dollars rather than half-dollars or quarters are meant. From 1793 down to 2008, (except for the Bicentennial issue of 1975-6), every US silver dollar bore an eagle on the reverse. And as an even older song has it, If I ever get my hands on a dollar again, gonna hang on to it til the eagle grins. - Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out, 1923. â StoneyB Jun 25 '13 at 0:30


Origin and meaning of âThe eagle flies at midnightâ
When workers paid for their fun during Friday night parties the evening of payday, you could say that the eagle was flying whenever they threw coins to a bartender to pay for a drink. I wonder if this eagle flies at midnight phrase is an adaptation of this expression.


The Eagle Has Flown
The Eagle Has Flown by Jack Higgins Published November 1, 1991 by Pocket. Written in English.


Oven Baked Smoked Haddock
When the cooking time is over unpack the fish and serve with the sauce on top with lots of sweet corn. Cooking the fish in foil could be done on the ashes of a barbecue. So if you entertain in the afternoon you can cook your tea on the remains of the fire if they are hot enough.


How to bake fish, including baking with or without foil.
The head, tail and skin can be left intact and the body cavity can be stuffed with herbs and lemon or with a breadcrumb mixture. Cooking a whole fish in foil will take much longer, perhaps around 40 - 50 minutes. Calculate 15 minutes per half kilo of fish plus an additional 15 minutes. Once the fish is done, remove it from the oven and foil and skin before serving.


Super Quick Pan-Fried Haddock Fillet
Heat a large frying pan with one or two tablespoons of olive oil and place the fillets in the pan skin side down. Cook on high for about four minutes. Turn them on the other side and cook for another minute or two (depending on how thick the fillets are). Drizzle with some fresh lemon juice and serve immediately with your favorite side or salad. Itâs delicious with rice, mashed potatoes and couscous.


Super Quick Pan-Fried Haddock Fillet
I guarantee that it will take you less time than heating up a frozen pasta dinner! It is a much healthier option too. I think haddock is underrated, but itâs very tasty and easy-to-cook fish. Season fish fillets with salt and pepper; rub them with a little olive oil.


How Long Do You Cook Haddock Fillets in a Pan?
Haddock Prepared By Pan. A general rule for pan-frying fish is to measure the flesh at its thickest point and cook 8 to 10 minutes per inch, 4 to 5 minutes per half-inch. Cooking times are the same regardless if the fish is fried in oil or sauteed in butter. Cooked fish are opaque in appearance with milky white juices and flake easily with a fork when done. An instant-read thermometer can also be used to determine doneness.


How to bake fish, including baking with or without foil.
Always check recipes for cooking times, as this will vary depending on the thickness of the fish and on the method of cooking. Generally, calculate 10 minutes baking time per 1 inch (2.5 cm), measured at the thickest part of the fish.


How to bake fish, including baking with or without foil.
Take the piece of fish and season it with salt and pepper. Place the fish onto the foil, add some herbs and lemon juice, fold up the sides of the foil and seal at the top. Place into the preheated oven and cook for the specified time until the flesh is white and firm.


Oven Baked Smoked Haddock
Cook the haddock really simply by placing it on foil with a small knob of butter on it. Season the fish with pepper. You may need a little salt but some smoked haddock is very salty already so be careful. If you use your local fishmonger regularly you will get to know how salty his smoked haddock is. Sprinkle on a few herbs if you like. Seal the foil into a parcel and bake in an oven at 175C for about 20 minutes. For the sauce, heat some yoghurt but do not let it boil.


Super Quick Pan-Fried Haddock Fillet
It is a much healthier option too. I think haddock is underrated, but itâs very tasty and easy-to-cook fish. By the way, check out this haddock recipe too: https://zestyrhythm.wordpress.com/2010/08/04/quick-pan-fried-haddock-with-orange-almond-butter-sauce/.


How to poach haddock
Pour the milk into to a wide-bottomed saucepan and season with salt. 2. Bring to a simmer over a low heat and add the haddock fillet, skin-side down, poach for 6â8 minutes depending on the thickness of the fish.


2 1/2 gallons equals to how many quarts?
Best Answer: Let's see. There are 4 quarts in a gallon, so 2 gallons would be 8 quarts, and adding an extra half gallon (2 quarts) to that would bring it up to 10 quarts. Source(s): Learned this in 2nd grade. Geezah Â· 5 years ago. Thumbs up.


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There are 38 quarts in 9 gallons and 2 quarts.    Reason:    There are 4 quarts in a gallon.


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Therefore there are 5 gallons and 2 quarts in 22 quarts.


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There are 38 quarts in 9 gallons and 2 quarts.    Reason:    There are 4 quarts in a gallon.    9 x 4 = 36 + 2 = 38.


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gal = qt 1.0 = 4 2.0 = 8 3.0 = 12 4.0 = 16 5.0 = 20. gallons = quarts 6.0 = 24 7.0 = 28 8.0 = 32 9.0 = 36 10 = 40. 1 US quart (qt) = 0.25 gallons (gal) = 2 US pints (pt) = 32 US fluid ounces (fl. oz.) = 192 US teaspoons (tsp) = 64 US tablespoons (tbsp) = 946.352946 milliliters (ml) = 0.946352946 liters (l).


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Four quarts is equal to one gallon. A quart is an imperial measurement of volume; equal to Â¼ imperial gallon or 2 pints. 1 gal = 4 qt 4 quarts= 1 gallon. + 256 others found this useful. Jessica Amor.


Gallons to Quarts Conversion
For other volume unit conversions, please go to Volume Conversion. The conversion factor from gallons to quarts for both fluid and dry volume measurement is 4 (gallon is 4 times larger than quart). To find out how many quarts in gallons, simply multiply by 4 or use the converter below. 1 Gallon = 4 Quarts [US, UK, fluid or dry]. Gallon and quart are volume measurement units in imperial and US customary systems. There are fluid and dry measurement for both units in US customary but in not imperial system.


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Ever since my early days in education, I have been fascinated with the numerical side of mathematics-and, within the last six years, this has permeated into my interests in music-studying Music Production at higher level.


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This calculator-converter provides conversion of quarts to gallons (qt to gal) and backwards gallons to quarts (gal to qt). Convert quarts to gallons (qt to gal) and gallons to quarts (gal to qt) Online Conversion Calculator-Converter. Conversion Chart / Table. quart to gallons Conversion Chart / Table:


What's difference between aromatic, phenyl, and benzene?
Best Answer: Benzene is a molecule (C6 H6) that has six carbons and six hydrogens in a conjugated system (alternating double bonds). The conjugated double bonds make Benzene aromatic.Aromatic describes conjugated ring systems (rings that feature a double bond for every other Carbon-Carbon bond such as seen with Benzene). However, aromatic rings can feature more than 6 carbons. Benzene is an example of an aromatic compound.Phenyl is usually used in the term Phenyl group. You can think of a phenyl group as what you call Benzene when it is a functional group for a larger molecule (or a substituent). One of benzene's hydrogens is replaced by the attachment of a more complex molecule.Source(s): One year college organic chemistry.henyl is usually used in the term Phenyl group. You can think of a phenyl group as what you call Benzene when it is a functional group for a larger molecule (or a substituent). One of benzene's hydrogens is replaced by the attachment of a more complex molecule. Source(s): One year college organic chemistry.


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Benzene and phenyl seems look the same because they are both aromatic and all aromatic compounds are based on benzene C6H6. Phenyl or phenyl functional group is a hydrocarbon derived from benzene by removing 1 H, making it a C6H5 then attaching it to something else.Phenyl is a group. Typically a subsituent if you are naming organic compounds. But yes, youre thinking is correct.......henyl or phenyl functional group is a hydrocarbon derived from benzene by removing 1 H, making it a C6H5 then attaching it to something else.-Phenyl is a group. Typically a subsituent if you are naming organic compounds.


Aromatic hydrocarbon
The configuration of six carbon atoms in aromatic compounds is known as a benzene ring, after the simplest possible such hydrocarbon, benzene. Aromatic hydrocarbons can be monocyclic (MAH) or polycyclic (PAH).Some non-benzene-based compounds called heteroarenes, which follow Hueckel'hÃ¼ckel s (rule for monocyclic: rings when the number of its-Ï electrons equals+4n, 2 where=n,0,1,2.......), 3 are also called aromatic. compoundsromatic hydrocarbons can be monocyclic (MAH) or polycyclic (PAH). Some non-benzene-based compounds called heteroarenes, which follow Hueckel'hÃ¼ckel s (rule for monocyclic: rings when the number of its-Ï electrons equals+4n, 2 where=n,0,1,2.......), 3 are also called aromatic. compounds


Difference Between Benzene and Benzine
However, they have so many different chemical and physical properties. Benzene. Benzene only has carbon and hydrogen atoms arranged to give a planar structure. It has the molecular formula of C 6 H 6.Its structure and some of the properties are as follows. Benzene structure was found by Kekule in 1872. Because of the aromaticity, it is different from aliphatic compounds.owever, they have so many different chemical and physical properties. Benzene. Benzene only has carbon and hydrogen atoms arranged to give a planar structure. It has the molecular formula of C 6 H 6.


Aromatic hydrocarbon
An aromatic hydrocarbon or arene (or sometimes aryl hydrocarbon) is a hydrocarbon with sigma bonds and delocalized pi electrons between carbon atoms forming rings.romatic hydrocarbons can be monocyclic (MAH) or polycyclic (PAH). Some non-benzene-based compounds called heteroarenes, which follow Hueckel'hÃ¼ckel s (rule for monocyclic: rings when the number of its-Ï electrons equals+4n, 2 where=n,0,1,2.......), 3 are also called aromatic. compounds


Difference Between Benzene and Cyclohexane
Because of the aromaticity, they are different from other aliphatic compounds; thus, it is a separate field of study in organic chemistry. Though cyclohexane has a similar shape to benzene, it is not aromatic.Cyclohexane is a saturated alkane, which has different properties than benzene.Benzene. Benzene only has carbon and hydrogen atoms arranged to give a planar structure. It has the molecular formula of C 6 H 6.hough it has a similar number of carbons like benzene, cyclohexane is saturated. So there arenât any double bonds between carbons like in benzene. It is a colorless liquid with a mild sweet odor. This can be produce by the reaction between benzene and hydrogen.


Difference between structure of benzene and cyclohexatriene?
If it were to exist, cyclohexatriene would be a six-membered non-aromatic hydrocarbon with alternating double (short) and single (long) bonds (point group D3h) while benzene is a six-membered aromatic hydrocarbon with equivalent bonds (point group D6h).f it were to exist, cyclohexatriene would be a six-membered non-aromatic hydrocarbon with alternating double (short) and single (long) bonds (point group D3h) while benzene is a six-membered aromatic hydrocarbon with equivalent bonds (point group D6h).


What is the difference between a phenyl ring and a benzene ring
Thnaks :). Benzene and phenyl seems look the same because they are both aromatic and all aromatic compounds are based on benzene C6H6. Phenyl or phenyl functional group is a hydrocarbon derived from benzene by removing 1 H, making it a C6H5 then attaching it to something else. Phenyl is a group.henyl or phenyl functional group is a hydrocarbon derived from benzene by removing 1 H, making it a C6H5 then attaching it to something else.-Phenyl is a group. Typically a subsituent if you are naming organic compounds.


Benzene
Benzene is a natural constituent of crude oil, and is one of the most elementary petrochemicals. Benzene is an aromatic hydrocarbon and the second [ n ]- annulene ([6]-annulene), a cyclic hydrocarbon with a continuous pi bond.It is sometimes abbreviated Ph âH. Benzene is a colorless and highly flammable liquid with a sweet smell.enzene is an important organic chemical compound with the chemical formula C 6 H 6. Its molecule is composed of 6 carbon atoms joined in a ring, with 1 hydrogen atom attached to each carbon atom.


Difference between any arene and an aromatic compound?
I can't seem to find what the difference between these two is. In my text book, it says that 'arenes are aromatic hydrocarbons containing one or more benzene rings' which to me suggests that arenes are a subgroup of aromatic hydrocarbons and aromatic hydrocarbons need not contain one or more benzene rings. can't seem to find what the difference between these two is. In my text book, it says that 'arenes are aromatic hydrocarbons containing one or more benzene rings' which to me suggests that arenes are a subgroup of aromatic hydrocarbons and aromatic hydrocarbons need not contain one or more benzene rings.


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The thesaurus of synonyms and related words is fully integrated into the dictionary. Click on the thesaurus category heading under the button in an entry to see the synonyms and related words for that meaning. as a preposition (followed by a noun or a pronoun): a bridge over the river â¦ Two men were fighting over her. (followed by a number or amount): â¦ It happened over a hundred years ago.


History
The Greek word was borrowed into Classical Latin as historia, meaning 'investigation, inquiry, research, account, description, written account of past events, writing of history, historical narrative, recorded knowledge of past events, story, narrative'.


What Character Was Removed from the Alphabet?
The shape of the character (&) predates the word ampersand by more than 1,500 years. In the first century, Roman scribes wrote in cursive, so when they wrote the Latin word et which means âandâ they linked the e and t. Over time the combined letters came to signify the word âandâ in English as well. Certain versions of the ampersand, like that in the font Caslon, clearly reveal the origin of the shape. The word âampersandâ came many years later when â&â was actually part of the English alphabet. In the early 1800s, school children reciting their ABCs concluded the alphabet with the &.


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In a non-stick skillet, put a little oil, heat and place the fish, turning it over and cook until tender. Rub it over with a piece of butter, strew it with a little chopped sage and a few bread crumbs, and roast it in a Dutch oven.


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Old English ofer beyond, above, upon, in, across, past; on high, from Proto-Germanic *uberi (cf. Old Saxon obar, Old Frisian over, Old Norse yfir, Old High German ubar, German Ã¼ber, Gothic ufar over, above), from PIE *uper (see super-). As an adjective from Old English uffera. As an adverb from late Old English. Sense of finished is attested from late 14c.


What Character Was Removed from the Alphabet?
(The ampersand is also used in an unusual configuration where it appears as â&câ and means etc. The ampersand does double work as the e and t.) The ampersand isnât the only former member of the alphabet. Learn what led to the extinction of the thorn and the wynn.


History
History (from Greek á¼±ÏÏÎ¿ÏÎ¯Î±, historia, meaning inquiry, knowledge acquired by investigation) is the study of the past, particularly how it relates to humans.


over- definition and synonyms
Other entries for this word. Over can be used in the following ways: as a preposition (followed by a noun or a pronoun): a bridge over the river â¦ Two men were fighting over her. (followed by a number or amount): â¦ It happened over a hundred years ago.


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before 900; (adv., preposition) Middle English; Old English ofer; cognate with Dutch over, German ober; (adj.) Middle English over(e), orig. variant of uver(e) (E dial. uver; cf. love), Old English ufera (akin to ofer), assimilated to the adv. form; akin to Latin super, Greek hypÃ©r, Sanskrit upari.


Medical Terminology - Chapter 16
Reaction of the body to a substance by observing the results of injecting the substance intradermally or applying it topically to the skin. î î î. Skin cancer that develops from squamous epithelium. î î î. Chronic autoimmune inflammatory disease of collagen in the skin, of joints, and of internal organs.î î î. Fungal infection of the skin; tinea corporis (ringworm) and tinea pedis (athlete's foot) are examples. î î î. Open sore on the skin or mucous membranes of the body. î î. Skin cancer that develops from squamous epithelium. î î î. Chronic autoimmune inflammatory disease of collagen in the skin, of joints, and of internal organs.


Medical Terminology - Chapter 16
Systemic lupus erythematosus. Chronic autoimmune inflammatory disease of collagen in the skin, of joints, and of internal organs. î î î. Fungal infection of the skin; tinea corporis (ringworm) and tinea pedis (athlete's foot) are examples.î î î. Open sore on the skin or mucous membranes of the body. î î. Skin cancer that develops from squamous epithelium. î î î. Chronic autoimmune inflammatory disease of collagen in the skin, of joints, and of internal organs.