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A Look at Kenyan Language, Culture, Customs and Etiquette. Facts and Statistics. Location: Eastern Africa, bordering the Indian Ocean, between Somalia and Tanzania.


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Languages are also a hobby for me. The 2 official languages of Kenya are Swahili and English. There are a total of 63 languages spoken in Kenya (according to Ethnologue), most being African languages with a minority of Middle-Eastern and Asian languages spoken by descendants of settlers.


People & Culture
The different languages in Kenya fall into three categories â Bantu (Niger-Congo) languages which are spoken by around 65% of people, the Nilo-Saharan group of languages spoken among another third of the population and the Cushitic language, an Afro-Asian tongue spoken in the north by around 3% of the population.


People & Culture
TribesIn this videoâ¦ two children talk about different tribes in Kenya and some of the beliefs and rituals of their own tribe. The country has at least 40 different ethnic African groups (including the Kikuyu, Luhya, Kalenjin tribes, Luo, Kamba, Somali, Kisii, Meru & Embu, Mijikenda, Turkana and Maasai) who speak a variety of mother tongues.


People & Culture
Added to this mixture, Kenya is also home to large populations of Europeans, Arabs, Indians and Pakistanis, many of whom came to the country in the 19th century. 1  The most widely spoken language â Swahili â is essentially Bantu infused with Arabic, Asian and European elements.


What language do they speak in Kenya?
Best Answer: English and Kiswhili (the language of the Swahili people in Africa) are the official languages of Kenya. Please note! There are 42 tribes in Kenya which speak 42 different dialects that are not considered as Languages. Source(s):


Superheated Steam
As in the previous example (2.3.4), the specific enthalpy of dry saturated steam (hg) at 1 bar g is 2 706.7 kJ/kg. The actual total enthalpy of the steam is greater than the total enthalpy (hg) of dry saturated steam at 1 bar g. The steam is therefore not only 100% dry, but also has some degree of superheat.


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The Temperature and the Pressure of the saturated steam are mutually dependent. When one of them is given, the other is determined. Properties of the saturated steam are listed below in both metric and standard units. To convert any value to other units, click on the number itself.


Superheated Steam
Unlike saturated steam, the temperature of superheated steam is not uniform. Superheated steam has to cool to give up heat, whilst saturated steam changes phase. This means that temperature gradients over the heat transfer surface may occur with superheated steam.


Superheated Steam
Although the temperature of superheated steam is always higher than saturated steam at the same pressure, its ability to transfer heat is therefore much lower. The overall effect is that superheated steam is much less effective at transferring heat than saturated steam at the same pressure.


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The Temperature and the Pressure of the saturated steam are mutually dependent. When one of them is given, the other is determined. Please enter either the temperature or the pressure, and click on the Go button to proceed. For water or steam other than saturated steam, please use the general steam table. If you know the dryness of the steam, you may want to use the wet steam table instead. Celsius degree Fahrenheit degree kelvin Rankine degree.


The measured value of the slope of the graph
View Full Document. relationship between the pressure and temperature of saturated steam in equilibrium with water at all temperature levels between the atmospheric pressure and 10 bars. The measured value of the slope of the graph (dT/dP)obtained from the experiment results can be compared to the theoretical value.


Superheated Steam
Superheated steam at 3 bar g with 10Â°C of superheat (154Â°C) is to be used as the primary heat source for a shell and tube process heat exchanger with a heating load of 250 kW, heating an oil based fluid from 80Â°C to 120Â°C (making the arithmetic mean secondary temperature (TAM) 100Â°C).


The measured value of the slope of the graph
g) v g : is the specific volume for saturated vapor, (m 3 /kg). h) h f : is the specific enthalpy for saturated liquid, (kJ/kg). i) h g : is the specific volume for saturated vapor, (kJ/kg) The relationship between temperature and pressure for saturated steam in equilibrium with water must be directly proportional.


Properties of Saturated Steam - Imperial Units
1 Vacuum steam is the general term used for saturated steam at temperatures below 100Â°C.  Example - Boiling Water at 212 oF and 0 psig. At atmospheric pressure - 0 psig - water boils at 212 oF. 180 Btu/lb of energy is required to heat 1 lb of water to saturation temperature 212 oF.


The measured value of the slope of the graph
V fg ) / h fg such that ; b) dT/ dP : is the slope of the P-T curve, for saturated steam in equilibrium with water. c) T : is the absolute temperature (K) d) V fg = v f - v g e) h fg = h f - h g f) v f : is the specific volume for saturated liquid, (m 3 /kg).


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Details+. Neutrogena's MoistureSmooth Color Stick instantly moisturizes lips, while continuously conditioning them so they are softer and smoother in just 3 days with nothing on them. Made with fruit extracts along with mango and shea butter, the balm-like formula glides on easily, providing a sheer wash of moisturizing color that lasts for hours.


Neutrogena Spring 2016 Moisture Smooth Color Stick Review & Swatches
But donât worry, if nudes arenât your thing, there new pinks, berries, and red shades! All in all the Neutrogena Spring 2016 Moisture Smooth Color Stick Collection is a gorgeous new shade selection with plenty of options for both nude and non-nude lovers! Love these! Do check âem out at Ulta.com.


Neutrogena MoistureSmooth Color Stick - Review, Photos, Swatches & FOTD
Neutrogena MoistureSmooth Color Stick - Review, Photos, Swatches & FOTD. The Neutrogena MoistureSmooth Color Sticks ($8.99) are my favorite chubby sticks from the drugstore at the moment. As part of the Spring launch from Neutrogena, these are just perfect in terms of formula, pigmentation and price. *Press Samples.


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Item #: 2254270 Size: 0.11 oz. Neutrogena's MoistureSmooth Color Stick instantly moisturizes lips, while continuously conditioning them so they are softer and smoother in just 3 days with nothing on them. Made with fruit extracts along with mango and shea butter, the balm-like formula glides on easily, providing a sheer wash of moisturizing color that lasts for hours.


Neutrogena Spring 2016 Moisture Smooth Color Stick Review & Swatches
Neutrogena Moisture Smooth Color Sticks arenât a new product as they launched in 2013 however, it has been a little bit since new colors have been available so for Spring 2016 there are eight fabulous shades to choose from.


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Color:60 / Soft Raspberry | Style:0.011 Ounce. Protect and care for your lips while adding a hint of color with Neutrogena MoistureSmooth Color Stick. This nourishing balm-like lipstick instantly moisturizes lips while continuously conditioning them to make lips softer and smoother in just three days.


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At a Glance: 1  Twist-up color; no sharpener needed. 2  So lips feel moisturized for hours and days. 3  Dermatologist tested.  Available in 16 1  shades. Choose shades 10-80 for a sheer & shimmery finish.  Choose New shades 90-180 for a bold & creamy finish.


Frugal Friday: New Shades of Neutrogena MoistureSmooth Color Sticks!
One swipe, and youâre done. Neutrogena MoistureSmooth Color Stick Swatches. The MoistureSmooth Color Sticks come in 16 shades, eight of which are new to the line. I received 7 of the new eight (90-180) to try. These new color sticks are designed to have a bold and creamy finish.


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NEUTROGENA MoistureSmooth Color Sticks. 1  NEUTROGENA MoistureSmooth Color Sticks instantly moisturize lips, while continuously conditioning them so they are softer and smoother in just 3 days with nothing on them.


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Color:70 / Plum Perfect | Style:0.011 Ounce. Protect and care for your lips while adding a hint of color with Neutrogena MoistureSmooth Color Stick. This nourishing balm-like lipstick instantly moisturizes lips while continuously conditioning them to make lips softer and smoother in just three days.


Polymyalgia Rheumatica
Initially, symptoms are unilateral; however, as the condition progresses, almost all patients report bilateral aches and pains.10 Areas commonly involved include the neck, shoulders, back, hips, and thighs. Fatigue, malaise, and a low-grade fever often accompany the aches and pains.


Polymyalgia Rheumatica: An Interval Look at Management Questions
New onset bilateral shoulder pain, stiffness, functional impairment, and constitutional symptoms such as fatigue, night sweats, weight loss, and fever are characteristic clinical features of polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR), the second most common inflammatory rheumatic disease of older people.


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Polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR) is an inflammatory condition of unknown etiology that is characterized by pain and morning stiffness in the neck, shoulder, and pelvic girdles. It affects people over 50 years of age.


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Polymyalgia Rheumatica and Giant Cell ArteritisA Systematic Review. Importance Polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR) and giant cell arteritis (GCA) are related inflammatory disorders occurring in persons aged 50 years and older. Diagnostic and therapeutic approaches are heterogeneous in clinical practice. Objective To summarize current evidence regarding optimal methods for diagnosing and treating PMR and GCA.


Polymyalgia Rheumatica: An Interval Look at Management Questions
Recommendations for management of polymyalgia rheumatica: an European League Against Rheumatism and American College of Rheumatology collaborative initiative. Arthritis Rheum 2015; 67(10):2569-80 and Ann Rheum Dis. 2015 Oct;74(10):1799-807.


Polymyalgia Rheumatica
Polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR) is an inflammatory rheumatic disease characterized by pain and stiffness in the neck, shoulders, and/or pelvic girdle.1,2 It primarily affects adults 50 years or older with an incidence of 100 per 100,000 and a peak onset in the seventh decade of life.3,4 Prevalence of PMR is reported to be highest among whites, people ...


Polymyalgia Rheumatica: An Interval Look at Management Questions
Inflammatory markers are elevated in the vast majority of cases; therefore, the diagnosis of PMR must be questioned if both, ESR and CRP are normal. Despite this often fairly characteristic pattern of signs and symptoms, there are significant diagnostic challenges in this disease.


Glucocorticoid-resistant polymyalgia rheumatica: pretreatment characteristics and tocilizumab therapy
Treatment with glucocorticoid (GC) is the preferred therapy for polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR), but some patients show poor responses to the initial GC regimen or experience flares on GC tapering. Alternative therapies for patients with GC resistance have not yet been established.


Glucocorticoid-resistant polymyalgia rheumatica: pretreatment characteristics and tocilizumab therapy
Clinical characteristics of GC responders and GC-resistant patients at baseline are shown in Table 1. Pretreatment values of the PMR-AS and its components, especially EUL, were significantly higher in GC-resistant patients compared with GC responders.


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Polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR) is an inflammatory rheumatic disease characterized by pain and stiffness in the shoulders, pelvic girdles, and neck [1]. PMR is generally associated with elevation of acute phase reactants such as C-reactive protein (CRP) and erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) [2].


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Craftsman Evolv 14 Piece Evolv Combination Wrench Set. $6.93 - $15.93. Evolv 14-Pc Combination Wrench Set SAE/Metric Offers Versatility for Working in Tight Spaces Every household and professional work site should not be without the Craftsman evolve 14-pc combination wrench set SAE/metric .


Craftsman 14 Piece Evolv Combination Wrench Set
Select from available items. Evolv 14-Pc Combination Wrench Set SAE/Metric Offers Versatility for Working in Tight Spaces Every household and professional work site should not be without the Craftsman evolve 14-pc combination wrench set SAE/metric .


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A 3 pc Adjustable Wrench Set That's Durable, Ergonomic and Value Priced Get this durable Craftsman Evolv 3 pc. Adjustable Wrench Set for value and quality that lasts. You'll enjoy using tools designed with an ergonomic grip that makes your job easier every time.


Craftsman 14 Piece Evolv Combination Wrench Set
Craftsman Evolv 14 Piece Evolv Combination Wrench Set. Buy on Sears.com Find a store. Evolv 14-Pc Combination Wrench Set SAE/Metric Offers Versatility for Working in Tight Spaces. Every household and professional work site should not be without the Craftsman evolve 14-pc combination wrench set SAE/metric.


Craftsman (tools)
In 2007, Craftsman was named America's Most Trusted Brand and brand with Highest Expectations. In 2009, the readers of Popular Mechanics named Craftsman their favorite brand of hand tools in their Reader's Choice Awards. Craftsman is the official tool brand of NASCAR and the DIY Network. In October 2016 Sears accepted final bids to acquire its Craftsman brand.


Craftsman 14 Piece Evolv Combination Wrench Set
Craftsman Evolv 14 Piece Evolv Combination Wrench Set. Craftsman Evolv 14 Piece Evolv Combination Wrench Set. Every household and professional work site should not be without the Craftsman evolve 14-pc combination wrench set SAE/metric.


DieHard (brand)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Craftsman is a line of tools, lawn and garden equipment, and work wear controlled by Sears Holdings. The brand is owned by KCD IP, LLC, a special purpose entity created by Sears Holdings for securitization purposes that also owns Sears house brands Kenmore and DieHard.


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The tough construction shows the kind of durability that will never disappoint you in the middle of a job. These wrenches are the quality choice, and the value choice too, because you get Craftsman quality at a great Sears price. â¢ The Craftsman Evolv 3 pc.


Craftsman (tools)
Most Craftsman hand tools are advertised as having an unlimited lifetime warranty. This lifetime warranty program was instituted by Sears when they began selling the Craftsman line in 1927. This warranty program requires no receipt or dated proof of purchase.


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Mold exposures have a variety of health effects depending on the person. Some people are more sensitive to mold than others. Exposure to mold can cause a number of health issues such as; throat irritation, nasal stuffiness, eye irritation, cough and wheezing, as well as skin irritation in some cases.


Indoor mold
Mold health issues are potentially harmful effects of molds. Molds (US usage; British English moulds) are ubiquitous in the biosphere, and mold spores are a common component of household and workplace dust.


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Originally, toxic effects from mold were thought to be the result of exposure to the mycotoxins of some mold species, such as Stachybotrys chartarum. However, studies are suggesting that the so-called toxic effects are actually the result of chronic activation of the immune system, leading to chronic inflammation.


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Indoor molds exposure leads mostly to upper respiratory tract symptoms. Long-term exposure to indoor molds is certainly unhealthy to anyone, but some groups will develop more severe symptoms sooner than others, including: Infants and children.


Effects of Low Humidity on Health
The vast majority of people suffering from chronic respiratory infections are not aware that their problem is related to mold exposure. And unfortunately, their physicians are also unaware, making appropriate treatment impossible.


Why Almost All Sinus Infections Are Misdiagnosed and Mistreated
Get a high-quality air purifier to control mold toxins. In addition to the mold itself, you need to make sure you get rid of any mold toxins. When a mold breaks down, it disintegrates, and every little particle may contain mycotoxins that have the capability of making you very sick.


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These pictures were taken at the same time of day so as to show the wrinkles in the same light. This is a picture of our very own Danielleâs arm without the help of Photoshop. Danielle has been rubbing just 2-3 drops of Argan Oil into her skin (wrinklesâ¦) each day for the last week. Amazing results. Argan Oil can be used all over! Donât forget to apply Argan Oil to your face each night before bed to prolong your youthful looking face!


5 Fabulous Natural Cures for Wrinkles!
(Vitamin E liquid is not an oil and will penetrate the skin well by using the Aloe as the vehicle.) I've been using this combination as an after shave for 18 years and don't have tell-tale wrinkles on my face. I'm 87 years old, and people take me for 20 years younger.


Wrinkle Reducer
Argan oil is the best choice of oils to get rid of wrinkles because it is completely natural. This means people can eliminate wrinkles without putting themselves at risk by using chemicals that may be responsible for causing cancer. There are no negative physical side effects to using Argan oil to get rid of wrinkles.


Josie Argan Oil and wrinkles
That's the one oil I don't care for on my skin (hair, yes.) Also, I haven't had wrinkles to get rid of...would be/fine lines, yes. And I agree with the others about retinol/Retin A, also other acid topicals that actually does reduce the depth of or elminates fine lines, which has been my experience.


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Argan Oil â Get Rid of Wrinkles & Fine Lines Once and For All! Argan Oil â Get Rid of Wrinkles & Fine Lines Once and For All! Posted on March 19, 2014 by. Argan Oil â Get Rid of Wrinkles & Fine Lines Once and For All!


Argan Oil For Under The Eyes â Can It Remove Wrinkles?
Why Argan Oil Is Great For Wrinkles. The first thing that you should know about this oil is that it is grown in Morocco, and has been harvested and used for hundreds of years by the Berbers and the people that now occupy this region.


Josie Argan Oil and wrinkles
There is nothing spectacular in argan oil that can get rid of wrinkles completely. They may decrease the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines but there is scientifically no way it can get rid of them. I'm not bashing the product or Josie but it is just the truth.


Argan Oil For Under The Eyes â Can It Remove Wrinkles?
This is a natural part of aging. Most people believe that there is nothing that can be done, although they may try different things out such as retinols which have been shown to reduce fine lines on your face. There is an oil that might work for you, one called argan oil, a product that originates out of Morocco.


Argan Oil For Under The Eyes â Can It Remove Wrinkles?
Using Argan Oil For Wrinkles Under The Eyes. The reason that this particular oil is so useful has to do with its consistency, having a zero rating on the comedogenic scale. This means that it will not clog your pores, but it will be able to affect your skin in a positive way, one of which is keeping it moisturized.


Wrinkle Reducer
Wrinkle Reducer. Argan oil is often used by both men and women to reduce wrinkles. This is because it has a great deal of Saponins and Vitamin E-Tocopherols, as well as Vitamin F. They work to soften a personâs skin through the use of anti-oxidant elements.


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Learn how mute, block and report can help you take control of your experience on Twitter. https://t.co/nE1Qc45Xro.


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1. Sign in to your Twitter account using your username and password. Ad. 2. Make sure that the person you want to message is following you. You can only send direct messages to your followers.


Now receive Direct Messages from those who donât follow you on Twitter
To allow anyone to send a Direct Message, you need to go to your Privacy and Security settings in your Twitter settings and then click on allow on âReceive direct messages from anyoneâ.


Now receive Direct Messages from those who donât follow you on Twitter
By: Tech Desk | Updated: April 22, 2015 10:03 am. Finally Direct Messages on Twitter are undergoing a big change. Earlier to send someone a direct message on the social media site, you both needed to follow each other and only then you could exchange messages. Now Twitter says they are introducing a new setting which will allow users to receive Direct Message from anyone, even if you are not following them.


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Tips. 1  Just like for any tweet you send, direct messages also has a limit of 140 characters, just like any tweet would. 2  Direct Messages can only be send by or received by a user and its followers. 3  You can message your follower, but if you don't follow him, he can't reply to you.


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Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Published on Sep 29, 2014. This video shows how to send a direct message on Twitter. 1  Education.


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Tips. 1  Just like for any tweet you send, direct messages also has a limit of 140 characters, just like any tweet would. 2  Direct Messages can only be send by or received by a user and its followers. 3  If your recipient has some external site, then anyone with the address of that site can see your Direct Messages.


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1 Just like for any tweet you send, direct messages also has a limit of 140 characters, just like any tweet would. 2  Direct Messages can only be send by or received by a user and its followers. 3  You can message your follower, but if you don't follow him, he can't reply to you.


Introducing Fast Follow, and other SMS tips
Recently, weâve added a few new features to make Twitter even more useful with SMS. Fast Follow. Anyone in the US can receive Tweets on their phone even if they havenât signed up for Twitter. This is a simple way for people to get information they care about in real-time.


Now receive Direct Messages from those who donât follow you on Twitter
The other big change that Twitter has introduced is a revamped its homepage to lure in logged-out users or those who havenât signed up for the service. The new homepage will have real-time content categorised into topics around interest areas like politics, pop artists, etc.


Map: California Home to Most Densely Populated Areas
View city population density statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau's updated list of urban areas. The U.S. Census Bureau released an updated list of urban areas today, showing more people are migrating to population centers throughout the U.S. New estimates indicate 80.7 percent of Americans now reside in urban areas, up from 79 percent in 2000.


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Download Full Report: 2013 World Population Data Sheet (PDF: 2MB) (September 2013) Africa, by far the worldâs poorest region, will record the largest amount of population growth of any world region between now and 2050. Africaâs population is expected to more than double, rising from 1.1 billion today to at least 2.4 billion by 2050.


Map: California Home to Most Densely Populated Areas
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, Calif. is the most densely populated area in the country, with nearly 7,000 residents per square mile. The following 10 urbanized areas have the highest population density: The Census Bureau estimates 95 percent of Californians reside in urban areas â the highest nationwide. New Jersey is close behind, with urban areas accounting for 94.7 percent of the population.


South Asia Overview
Other times the region is very dry. The warm conditions of the area are a result the regions close proximity to the equator. The quality of the soil in South Asia has a lot to do with the amount of rainfall. The soil in the northern part is nutrient rich and blessed by what is brought down by the rivers.


South Asia Overview
The Himalayas, the highest mountain range in the world, defines the northern border of this region, which divides India and China. The major rivers in South Asia are the Ganges, the Indus, and the Brahmaputra Rivers. The Ganges River flows across northern India into Bangladesh.


South Asia Overview
The total population of the five regions of South Asia is 1,244.8 million. India currently has 949.6 million people with a fairly high growth rate of 1.9%. Bangladesh and Pakistan have similar populations and growth rates.


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THE WORLD POPULATION AND THE TOP TEN. COUNTRIES WITH THE HIGHEST POPULATION. The ten countries with the largest population in the world today. are China, India, United States, Indonesia, Brazil, Pakistan, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Russia and Mexico.


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It took five years for MLB to climb onboard, and even now Baden isn't making the bats for Pedroia because it doesn't have a license from the league. Victus Sports, a small New Jersey-based company, produces the axe-handle bats for major league players, something Pedroia learned by happy accident.


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â¢ For ages 12 and under, drop 10 is the average. (2 5 / 8 to 2 3 / 4 Inch barrel Diameter)â¢ Over age 12 range from -10oz to -5oz depending on the players strength and bat speed.


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While Jimmy Rollins' furtive and occasional use of an Axe Bat two years ago marked its debut in major league games, Pedroia has spent a month using it as his lone bat, and the results are promising: Over the 28 games since he switched, he is hitting .353/.386/.504.


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Dustin Pedroia uses the Axe bat with the unique handle end during a June game. (Getty). I like them, Pedroia said. It feels good in your hand. And then I read up all the studies they did on injury prevention. Supposedly, the way the grip is set it increases bat speed. Just grabbing it feels comfortable.


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For example if you used a 30 in bat and now feel that you are ready to move on to a larger bat a 31 in could be the next step. â¢ You can also use the chart below for the average bat lengths based on your height, weight and age. â¢ The chart below is just a guide as each player's strength and bat speed differ. â¢ While the chart below was primariy designed for baseball, we have found it works fairly well for fastpitch bat sizing too.


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ATLANTA -- The Louisville Slugger was the house bat of baseball for more than 100 years, as iconic a piece of hardware as there is in the history of the game.


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Dustin Pedroia uses the Axe bat with the unique handle end during a June game. (Getty) When the Victus rep told him the company was making a certified axe bat, he ordered some.


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A lighter bat may allow you to use a longer bat. The Drop is a common term for describing the weight of an aluminum bat. It is unique to aluminum bats as the weight of a wood bat varies somewhat within each bat. The drop simply means you take the length of the bat and subtract the drop to determine the weight. For Example: One bat is available in 32, 33 and 34. Therefore, a 32 would weigh 29 ounces, a 33 would weigh 30 ounces and so on. However, just like your driver is harder to hit than your 3 wood, a longer bat MAY be harder to hit than a shorter one depending on your age and your arm/ wrist strength.


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I think it's only a matter of time before the axe-shaped handle is the standard, said Hugh Tompkins, the director of research and development for Baden Sports, a Seattle-area company that created the Axe Bat, which this year received permission from Major League Baseball for in-game use.


Supplements That Fight Stress
Supplements are an easy, cost-effective method of managing stress, as long as they are targeted at the right symptoms. Many of my patients are often confused about what supplements to take. I typically encourage them to develop a supplement plan based on their symptoms.


10 Best Supplements for Anxiety
Try These Six Super-Foods That Beat the Blues. 1. Vitamin B. Good old vitamin supplements like Vitamin B are among the best anxiety busters. Many of the B vitamins including B6 (Pyridoxine), B1 (Thiamine), and B3 (Niacinamide) are excellent vitamin supplements for anxiety. Known for their positive effects on the nervous system, vitamin supplements for anxiety stabilize the bodyâs lactate levels which are responsible for various anxiety attacks.


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Anxiety can impact your health in numerous ways, from decreased productivity at work, to weight gain, and more. Luckily, a diet rich in these nutrients can help relieve some of the stress. In fact, research published as recently as this month, confirms the benefit of vitamin D for stress and anxiety.


15 Vitamins and Herbs that Help Lower Stress and Improve Nervous System Function
Important VITAMINS for the Nervous System. B vitamins are food for the nervous system. In times of stress, the body rapidly uses up these nutrients. And, along with Vitamin C, they are water-soluble and must be replenished daily. 1  B1 (thiamine) optimizes cognitive activity and brain function.  Folic acid is considered brain food by some.


10 Best Supplements for Anxiety
3. Vitamin E. Vitamin E is a vital vitamin supplement for anxiety as it helps in transport of oxygen to the brain. 4. Trace minerals. Some of the best supplements for anxiety happen to be trace elements such as zinc, calcium, magnesium, potassium, and selenium.


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Supplements That Fight Stress. By Dr. Tasneem Bhatia, Medical Director and Founder of the Atlanta Center for Holistic and Integrative Medicine and medical expert for ABC and Headline News. Dr. Bhatia is also Integrative Medicine adjunct faculty at Emory University.


15 Vitamins and Herbs that Help Lower Stress and Improve Nervous System Function
B vitamins are food for the nervous system. In times of stress, the body rapidly uses up these nutrients. And, along with Vitamin C, they are water-soluble and must be replenished daily. B1 (thiamine) optimizes cognitive activity and brain function.


Supplements That Fight Stress
Instead of staring at the clock, look to supplements that help coax the mind to sleep, such as: Magnesium: This multipurpose supplement helps to relax the body while also easing anxiety. The starting dose of magnesium is usually 200 mg and is best in a glycinate or chelate form. Take at least one hour prior to bedtime. Melatonin: For those who have trouble falling asleep, melatonin is a natural time shifter.


Natural supplements, herbs, vitamins to help with Panic attacks & Anxiety
Vitamin B3 is involved in many enzymatic processes and plays a key role in serotonin synthesis. At does of 1,000 to 3,000 mg a day, it may be helpful for anxiety. Vitamin B5 is very important for the adrenals and therefore helps with modulating stress. Folic acid and vitamin B12 are important for depression, and given the links between anxiety and depression, they may also be helpful for anxiety. They also support heart health, which is important if you suffer from anxiety or panic attacks, which stress the heart. Good food sources of the B vitamins include liver, meat, turkey, whole grains, potatoes, bananas, chiles, legumes, nutritional yeast and molasses.


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Reference Range. Bilirubin is a tetrapyrrole and a breakdown product of heme catabolism. Most bilirubin (70%-90%) is derived from hemoglobin degradation and, to a lesser extent, from other hemo proteins.In its unconjugated form, bilirubin is water-insoluble and binds avidly to tissues such as brain, sclera, and mucous membranes.eference Range. Bilirubin is a tetrapyrrole and a breakdown product of heme catabolism. Most bilirubin (70%-90%) is derived from hemoglobin degradation and, to a lesser extent, from other hemo proteins. In the serum, bilirubin is usually measured as both direct bilirubin (DBil) and total-value bilirubin (TBil).


bilirubin
conjugated bilirubin, direct bilirubin bilirubin that has been taken up by the liver cells and conjugated to form the water-soluble bilirubin diglucuronide. indirect bilirubin, unconjugated bilirubin the lipid-soluble form of bilirubin that circulates in loose association with the plasma proteins.ilirubin. A pigment produced by the liver that is excreted in bile which causes a yellow discoloration of the skin and eyes when it accumulates in those organs. Bilirubin levels can be measured by blood tests, and are most often elevated in patients with liver disease or a blockage to bile flow.


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Bilirubin. A pigment produced by the liver that is excreted in bile which causes a yellow discoloration of the skin and eyes when it accumulates in those organs. Bilirubin levels can be measured by blood tests, and are most often elevated in patients with liver disease or a blockage to bile flow.ilirubin. A pigment produced by the liver that is excreted in bile which causes a yellow discoloration of the skin and eyes when it accumulates in those organs. Bilirubin levels can be measured by blood tests, and are most often elevated in patients with liver disease or a blockage to bile flow.


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Description. Bilirubin is a tetrapyrrole and a breakdown product of heme catabolism. Most bilirubin (70%-90%) is derived from hemoglobin degradation and, to a lesser extent, from other hemo proteins.In its unconjugated form, bilirubin is water-insoluble and binds avidly to tissues such as brain, sclera, and mucous membranes.eference Range. Bilirubin is a tetrapyrrole and a breakdown product of heme catabolism. Most bilirubin (70%-90%) is derived from hemoglobin degradation and, to a lesser extent, from other hemo proteins. In the serum, bilirubin is usually measured as both direct bilirubin (DBil) and total-value bilirubin (TBil).


bilirubin
bilirubin that has not been conjugated in the liver. It gives an indirect reaction to the van den bergh test. A high level of it in the blood is indicative of hemolysis or a lack of bilirubin clearance by the liver.ilirubin. A pigment produced by the liver that is excreted in bile which causes a yellow discoloration of the skin and eyes when it accumulates in those organs. Bilirubin levels can be measured by blood tests, and are most often elevated in patients with liver disease or a blockage to bile flow.


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A small amount is excreted in the urine as urobilinogen. conjugated bilirubin. bilirubin that has been conjugated, mainly to glucuronic acid, in the liver and gives a direct result to the van den bergh test. High blood levels indicate obstructive or hepatocellular origin of the jaundice.ilirubin. A pigment produced by the liver that is excreted in bile which causes a yellow discoloration of the skin and eyes when it accumulates in those organs. Bilirubin levels can be measured by blood tests, and are most often elevated in patients with liver disease or a blockage to bile flow.


bilirubin
Failure of the liver cells to excrete bile, or obstruction of the bile ducts, can cause an increased amount of bilirubin in the body fluids and lead to obstructive jaundice. Another type of jaundice, hemolytic jaundice, results from excessive destruction of erythrocytes.ilirubin. A pigment produced by the liver that is excreted in bile which causes a yellow discoloration of the skin and eyes when it accumulates in those organs. Bilirubin levels can be measured by blood tests, and are most often elevated in patients with liver disease or a blockage to bile flow.


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Bilirubin (formerly referred to as haematoidin) is the yellow breakdown product of normal heme catabolism, caused by the body's clearance of aged red blood cells which contain hemoglobin.Bilirubin is excreted in bile and urine, and elevated levels may indicate certain diseases.ilirubin (formerly referred to as haematoidin) is the yellow breakdown product of normal heme catabolism, caused by the body's clearance of aged red blood cells which contain hemoglobin.


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Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test. Bilirubin is one of the most commonly used tests to assess liver function.linical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test. Bilirubin is one of the most commonly used tests to assess liver function.


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Bilirubin is a yellow pigment that is in everyoneâs blood and stool. If you notice a yellowing of your skin or the whites of your eyes, this is called jaundice, and it may be caused by high levels of bilirubin. Bilirubin is made in the body when old red blood cells are broken down.ilirubin is a yellow pigment that is in everyoneâs blood and stool. If you notice a yellowing of your skin or the whites of your eyes, this is called jaundice, and it may be caused by high levels of bilirubin. Bilirubin is made in the body when old red blood cells are broken down.


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Calories in Similar Recipes. 1  Calories in Rice Krispies treats (homemade) by: HAPPY1604. 2  Calories in Sunny Raisin Breakfast Bars. 3  Calories in Peanut Energy Bars. 4  Calories in Chocolate Lovers' Crispy Rice Squares. 5  Calories in Tuna Cake Patties(or any Fish) by: SKISSEZ_89. 6  Calories in Scotcharoos. 7  Calories in Snowballs.


How Many Calories Are in Rice Krispie Treats?
According to Kelloggâs website, there are 17 g of carbohydrates in each Rice Krispies Treat bar. Considerations. Rice Krispies Treats are made with milk and soy ingredients, according to Kelloggâs. If you have sensitivities to soy or milk products, the Mayo Clinic suggests consulting with your physician before consuming products that contain these ingredients. Rice Krispies Treats are also available in Mini Squares that contain 45 calories, 4.5 g of fat, 8.5 g of carbohydrates and 3.7 g of sugar per bar. Lose Weight. Feel Great!


How Many Calories Are in Rice Krispie Treats?
Rice Krispies treats are a low-fat snack. There are 2.5 g of fat and 1 g of saturated fat per serving. Sugar. Each serving of Rice Krsipies Treats contains 7 g of sugar per serving. The American Dietetic Association maintains that those seeking to lose or manage their weight should limit their sugar intake to 9 g or less per meal. Carbohydrate


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Full nutritional breakdown of the calories in Rice Krispie Treats based on the calories and nutrition in each ingredient, including Kellogg's Rice Krispies Cereal, Smart Balance Buttery Spread, Marshmallow Candy and the other ingredients in this recipe.


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Here are the foods from our food nutrition database that were used for the nutrition calculations of this recipe. Calories per serving of Rice Krispie Treats. 34 calories of Kellogg's Rice Krispies Cereal, (0.33 cup (1 serving)) 14 calories of Smart Balance Buttery Spread, (0.17 tbsp) 13 calories of Marshmallow Candy, (0.08 cup of miniature)


Calories in Rice Krispie Treats
report inappropriate. 1  super easy to make. 2  I divided mine up into 16 portions and they were 80 calories a piece. 3  Just to add more calories, chocolate smoothed on top add a bit extra for the school snack. 4  Rice Krispie treats are truly a treat in my house.


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Caramel RICE KRISPIESÂ® TREATSâ¢ Prepare as directed, using 1 pkg. (10-1/2 oz.) JET-PUFFED Caramel SWIRLMALLOWS Marshmallows. Use Your Microwave. Microwave butter in large microwaveable bowl on HIGH 45 sec. or until melted. Add marshmallows; toss to coat. Microwave 1-1/2 min. or until marshmallows are completely melted and mixture is well blended, stirring after 45 sec.


How Many Calories Are in Rice Krispie Treats?
Calories. Kelloggâs Rice Krispies Treats contain 90 calories per serving. The serving size, according to the companyâs nutrition facts, is one bar.


Calories in Rice Krispie Treats
Calories per serving of Rice Krispie Treats 34 calories of Kellogg's Rice Krispies Cereal, (0.33 cup (1 serving)) 14 calories of Smart Balance Buttery Spread, (0.17 tbsp) 13 calories of Marshmallow Candy, (0.08 cup of miniature)


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Tap or click steps to mark as complete. 1  Melt butter in large saucepan on low heat. Add marshmallows; cook until marshmallows are completely melted and mixture is well blended, stirring constantly. 2  Add cereal; mix well. 3  Press onto bottom of 13x9-inch pan sprayed with cooking spray. Cool completely.


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Collagen Fibres Collagen is further subdivided into collagen and reticular fibres based on the morphology and organization of the fibres. Collagen fibres are the commonest and most widely distributed fibres of the connective tissue.


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If you are wondering by weight, it is: OXYGEN If you are wondering by number of atoms it is: HYDROGEN If you might wanna know, or more info...Here is this: The MOST abundant â¦ element in the human body is oxygen. It cover about two thirds. (Around 65% (in percentage) If you are looking by mass.


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Others are derived from the hematopoietic stem cell. These cells are divided into several types based on their functions and localization in the body. The commonest and most widely distributed cell of the connective tissue is the Fibroblast (Fibrocyte).


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OTHER TYPES OF CONNECTIVE TISSUES BONE TISSUE Bone is specialized connective tissue composed of mineralized matrix called bone matrix and three different cell types viz. â¢ Osteocytes â These are involved in bone formation and nutrition.


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1 The Connective/Supporting Tissue The connective tissue is an assemblage of specialized supportive cells in a gel-like extracellular matrix of organic material and fibres in which the extracellular materials predominate. It is mesenchymal in origin.


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Other cell types include: â¢ Adipocytes of the adipose (Fat) tissue â¢ Reticular cell of the parenchyma of organs â¢ Osteocytes of the bone â¢ Chondrocyte of the cartilage â¢ Myofibroblast of the muscle â¢ Mast cells, Plasma cells, Leucocytes and Macrophages of the defense and immune system.


Muscle Cell Types
Visceral muscle cells are found in the organs, blood vessels, and bronchioles of the body to move substances throughout the body. Visceral muscles are also commonly known as smooth muscle due to their lack of striations.


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Connective tissues share three things that set them apart from primary tissue: 1. Common Origin-all connective tissue arise from MESENCHYME. 2. Degrees of Vascularity-supply of blood vessels. 3. Extracellular matrix-the primary tissue is composed of cells.


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27. Immature cells are indicated by the suffix __________. Blast. 28. ________ are actively mytotic cells that secrete the ground substance and the fibers for their particular matrix. Immature cells. 29. The primary blast cell types by connective tissue class are: 1. Connective tissue proper; ________. 2. Cartilage; ________. 3. Bone; ________. 4. Blood; ________. 1. Fibroblast. 2. Chondroblast. 3.


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Each of these tissue groups is made of specialized cells that give the tissue its unique properties. Skeletal muscle is the most common and widely distributed muscle tissue in the body, making up around 40% of the bodyâs total mass. It forms all of the skeletal muscles, such as the biceps brachii and gluteus maximus, and is found in the eyes, throat, diaphragm, and anus.... Click to read more below. Muscle tissue, one of the four major tissue types, plays the vital role of providing movement and heat generation to the organs of the body. Within muscle tissue are three distinct groups of tissues: skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle, and smooth muscle.


give
transitive verb. 1 :  to yield control or possession of : surrender forced to give up his job. 2 : to desist from : abandon refused to give up her efforts. 3 : to declare incurable or insoluble. 4a : to abandon (oneself) to a particular feeling, influence, or activity gave himself up to despairb : to devote to a particular purpose or use. 5 : to despair of seeing we'd given you up. 6 : to allow (a hit or run in baseball) while pitching.


What does 'Give Up' mean
The process is referred to as a give up because the trader who executes the trade gives up the associated credit for the purchase or sale; the executing trader also gives up the associated commission. The act of performing a trade in the name of another broker is generally considered a professional courtesy.


give up
Examples of give up in a Sentence. 1  was in so much debt he had to give up his house and move into a cheaper apartment. 2  I hope you won't give up playing the piano.


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Define give up: to yield control or possession of : surrender; to desist from : abandon; to declare incurable or insoluble â give up in a sentence to yield control or possession of : surrender; to desist from : abandon; to declare incurable or insolubleâ¦


What does 'Give Up' mean
What does 'Give Up' mean. Give up is a procedure in securities or commodities trading where the executing broker places a trade on behalf of a second broker as if the second broker actually executed the trade.


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These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'give up.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.


What does 'Give Up' mean
Although Floor Broker Y places the trade, he must give up the transaction and record it as if Broker X placed the trade, since the trade was conducted on behalf of the client of Broker X. Thus, the transaction is recorded as if Broker X made the trade, even though Floor Broker Y executed the trade.


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Definition of give up. 1  transitive verb. 2  1 : to yield control or possession of : surrender forced to give up his job. 3  2 : to desist from : abandon refused to give up her efforts. 4  3 : to declare incurable or insoluble.


What does 'Give Up' mean
What does 'Give Up' mean Give up is a procedure in securities or commodities trading where the executing broker places a trade on behalf of a second broker as if the second broker actually executed the trade. This is usually done because a broker cannot place a trade for a client based on other workplace obligations.


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Schedule a phone call from Tucson, AZ to Page, AZ. Since Tucson, Arizona and Page, Arizona are in the same time zone, you can call someone during your normal hours and it will be the same time in Page, AZ as it is in Tucson, AZ. Remember to check daylight savings for any time changes if you are scheduling a call.


Weather in  Phoenix, Arizona, United States
We work hard to make certain the time and information presented here on WorldTimeServer.com is accurate and do our best to keep up with Daylight Saving Time rules and Time Zone changes for every country, not just the changes that affect Arizona, United States.


Arizona Time
Unlike most states in the U.S., Daylight-Saving Time is not observed in most of Arizona . The exception to this is in the Navajo Nation Community of Arizona , which observes Daylight-Saving Time, where the time is shifted forward by 1 hour, resulting in a 6 hours difference behind GMT. The Hopi Nation, within the Navajo Reservation, does not operate time changes.


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Arizona has 2 time zones. The time zone for the capital Phoenix is used here. Sun: â 05:50AM â 07:04PM (13h 13m) More info.


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Sunrise, sunset, day length and solar time for Arizona. 1  Sunrise: 05:50AM. 2  Sunset: 07:04PM. 3  Day length: 13h 13m.  Solar noon: 12: 1 27PM. The current local time in Arizona is 27 minutes ahead of apparent solar time.


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Time Here, Time There (Time Zone Converter) Want to see the time in Arizona (Navajo Reservation), United States compared with your home? Choose a date and time then click Submit and we'll help you convert it from Arizona (Navajo Reservation), United States time to your time zone.


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If you live in Tucson, AZ and you want to call a friend in Page, AZ, you can try calling them between 7:00 AM and 11:00 PM your time. This will be between 7AM - 11PM their time, since Page, Arizona is in the same time zone as Tucson, Arizona.


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Page is in Arizona, which does not observe daylight savings time. So, right now, we in Arizona are an hour earlier than Utah, which is on Daylight Savings Time. Most of Lak Powell is in Utah, so once you cross from Arizona to Utah, you will be in a different time zone. 2 destinations mentioned in this post.


Arizona Time Zone Confusion
Arizona Time Zone Confusion - Arizona Forum. Arizona Time Zone Confusion. I am hoping that someone can help me understand the time zones in Arizona. I am traveling to Arizona in July 2010. I will be departing the South Rim of the Grand Canyon to visit Antelope Canyon in Page, AZ. I am trying to determine if I schedule a tour for Antelope Canyon what time I need to be there.


Current Time in Arizona, United States
Time Here, Time There (Time Zone Converter) Want to see the time in Arizona, United States compared with your home? Choose a date and time then click Submit and we'll help you convert it from Arizona, United States time to your time zone.


Napping Tips: 7 Expert Strategies For Maximizing Your Naptime
Taking a snooze at specific times of the day and for only certain lengths of time can help you to optimize your naptime and ensure that you wake up feeling rested and refreshed. We enlisted the help of sleep expert Michael Breus, Ph.D. for his best tips on successful napping.


Napping Tips: 7 Expert Strategies For Maximizing Your Naptime
The average person's sleep cycle is about 90 minutes, so you either want to take a 25-30 minute nap, or you want to take a 90-minute nap, depending upon how much time you have and how you want to feel when you wake up, says Breus.


Napping Tips: 7 Expert Strategies For Maximizing Your Naptime
Try For A Full Sleep Cycle Nap If You Have Time. If you're feeling particularly tired and have time for a 90-minute nap, your body will thank you for it. This amount of shuteye will allow your body to go into REM sleep, which can begin to make up for lost sleep and maybe even enhance creativity.


Whatâs The Best Time Of The Day To Nap?
If you have odd work or meal hours or you are a natural night owl or early bird, you may prefer to nap earlier or later. One of the best ways to pick your optimal nap time is to base it on the hour that you wake up. For instance, if you wake up at 7:00am, then your ideal nap time is 2:00pm. A 6:00am wake-up means that you should nap around 1:30pm and a 7:30am wake-up call should lead to a 2:30pm nap.


Napping Tips: 7 Expert Strategies For Maximizing Your Naptime
If your tiredness is the result of sleep deprivation, taking a short nap in the middle of the afternoon can give your energy levels a boost. You're most likely to fall asleep is between noon and 4 p.m., which matches the low point of the body's circadian cycle.


Napping Tips: 7 Expert Strategies For Maximizing Your Naptime
So if you're asleep taking a nap at 2 p.m., it's going to take you much longer period of time to fall asleep. 2. Give Yourself A 30-Minute Limit. Short naps should generally last around 25-30 minutes, says Breus. That amount of time allows you to rest without the risk of entering into deep sleep and waking up feeling even more tired.


What is the best time to take a nap?
Answer Wiki. I reckon just after lunch, to avoid the mid-afternoon slump. Much later than that and it can start to affect how easily I can get to sleep at night. But I'm a night owl, and an early bird might have different ideas.


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Your personal situation will determine the best time for you to take a nap. There are three types of naps you can take; planned, emergency and habitual napping. 1  Planned napping (also called preparatory napping) involves taking a nap to delay getting tired early or to help stay alert later than you normally would.


Is there a perfect time to take a nap?
Is there a perfect time to take a nap? It depends. Your personal situation will determine the best time for you to take a nap. There are three types of naps you can take; planned, emergency and habitual napping. Planned napping (also called preparatory napping) involves taking a nap to delay getting tired early or to help stay alert later than you normally would. Emergency napping occurs when you suddenly feel tired or fatigued and need to rest before completing a task which requires alertness. Habitual napping is when you take a nap the same time every day, for example, most children take habitual naps.


Whatâs The Best Time Of The Day To Nap?
To do it right, donât sleep for too long (20- to 30-minute naps are often best), and be sure that you nap at the right time of day. The best hour for most people to nap is between 2:00pm and 3:00pm. Thatâs because youâve already eaten lunch and your blood sugar and energy levels will naturally start to dip. In fact, your body clock is often programmed to make you feel a little sleepy in the middle of the afternoon.


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Only because of the effect of the iron clad oath and in order to rid Texas of a hated army of occupation did a majority of Texans grudgingly meet the requirements of Congress by adopting the Constitution of 1869.


Texas enters the Union
In 1844, Congress finally agreed to annex the territory of Texas. On December 29, 1845, Texas entered the United States as a slave state, broadening the irrepressible differences in the United States over the issue of slavery and setting off the Mexican-American War.


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In 1876 Texans adopted our present constitution which was designed to prevent a recurrence of active government forevermore. With the adoption of the Constitution of 1876 by Texas voters, the undoing of Reconstruction was complete.


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Texas would be required to start the process all over again. Congressional Reconstruction. The institutional crisis over Reconstruction policy reached its peak in 1867 when the Congress began the impeachment process of President Johnson over supposed violation of the Tenure of Office Act.


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5. The Constitution and Local Government In addition to various pieces in the Constitution that touch on local government, there are two articles exclusively dedicated to the subject. One of these, Article IX, is dedicated to the creation of new counties and the minimal specifications of existing counties.


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4.1 The Preamble In the preamble to the Texas Constitution the framers used just twenty words to introduce the approximately 23,500 remaining words (today with amendments more than 85,000 words). Compare that to the fifty-two words that the framers of the U.S. Constitution expended in their preamble.


Texas enters the Union
A+E Networks. Six months after the congress of the Republic of Texas accepts U.S. annexation of the territory, Texas is admitted into the United States as the 28th state.


Texas enters the Union
However, in late April, Houstonâs troops surprised a Mexican force at San Jacinto, and Santa Anna was captured, bringing an end to Mexicoâs efforts to subdue Texas. The citizens of the independent Republic of Texas elected Sam Houston president but also endorsed the entrance of Texas into the Union. The likelihood of Texas joining the Union as a slave state delayed any formal action by the U.S. Congress for more than a decade.


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In some ways, the Texas Constitution performs these functions well. It provides the general structure of our democratic government. By separating powers into three branches and creating a system of checks and balances between the branches, it continues a long tradition in American democracy.


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Congress felt otherwise. At the very time that Texas was attempting to regain admission to the Union, the U. S. Congress was in the process of rejecting President Johnson's entire program of Reconstruction and implementing its own program.


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Access control permissions are assigned to shared objects and Active Directory objects to control how different users can use each object. A shared object, or shared resource, is an object that is intended to be used over a network by one or more users and includes files, printers, folders, and services.


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Access the Active Directory in Windows Server 2008 by opening the Active Directory Administrative Center. The Active Directory Administrative Center is the Graphical User Interface (GUI) for the Active Directory. 1  Click Start to open the Start Menu from the desktop.


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For more information, see Assign, change, or remove permissions on Active Directory objects or attributes. You can also use the DSACLS support tool to manage access control lists in Active Directory. For more information, see Active Directory support tools.


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Method 1 of 3: Open the Active Directory in Windows Server 2008 Using the Default Configuration. 1. Access the Active Directory in Windows Server 2008 by opening the Active Directory Administrative Center. The Active Directory Administrative Center is the Graphical User Interface (GUI) for the Active Directory.


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Access the Active Directory in Windows Server 2008 by opening the Active Directory Administrative Center. The Active Directory Administrative Center is the Graphical User Interface (GUI) for the Active Directory.


How to Access Active Directory in Windows Server 2008
The Active Directory (AD) is a directory service included in the Microsoft Windows Server 2008 operating system. The Active Directory acts as a central hub from which network administrators can perform a variety of tasks related to network management.


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To view DACLs and SACLs on Active Directory objects using Active Directory Users and Computers, on the View menu, click Advanced Features to access the Security tab for each object. For more information, see Assign, change, or remove permissions on Active Directory objects or attributes.


Active Directory Users, Computers, and Groups
Once the identity of a user has been confirmed in Active Directory, the LSA on the authenticating domain controller generates a user access token and associates a security ID (SID) with the user. 1  Access token. 2  When a user is authenticated, LSA creates a security access token for that user.


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By default, permissions on objects in Active Directory are set to the most secure setting. The elements that define access control permissions on Active Directory objects include security descriptors, object inheritance, and user authentication.


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Tips. 1  You must be logged in as Administrator in order to access the Active Directory in Windows Server 2008. 2  Users without administrator privileges will not be allowed access to the Active Directory regardless of the server tools or network management applications that are employed.


Difference Between Ionic and Covalent Compounds
Ionic vs Covalent Compounds. The difference between ionic and covalent compounds can be confusing. A basic definition of an ionic compound is that they are molecules that consist of charged ions. These ions have opposite (both negative and positive) charges. On the other hand, covalent compounds are non-metals which are bound together, and consist of two electrons that are shared between two atoms.


Difference Between Ionic and Covalent bond
Covalent bonding takes place when the atoms occurs because the atoms in the compound have a similar ability to gain and lose ions. So, ionic bonds may form between metals and nonmetals while, covalent bonds form between two nonmetals. Ionic bonds can also be dissolved in water and other types of polar solvents. Also, ionic compounds are very good conductors of electricity.


About Covalent and Ionic Bonds
Covalent bonding is a form of chemical bonding between two non metallic atoms which is characterized by the sharing of pairs of electrons between atoms and other covalent bonds.


Difference Between Ionic and Covalent Compounds
Cations are usually metals, while anions are usually non-metals, or polyatomic. On the other hand, a covalent compound is usually formed when two non-metals are bonded together. In this type of compound, the electrons are shared (and not transferred), and this causes the bond between them.


Difference Between Ionic and Covalent Bonds
Because of this electronegativity difference, Chlorine can attract an electron from Sodium and form Cl-and Na+ ions. Because of this, both atoms gain the stable noble gas electronic configuration. Cl-and Na+ are held together by attractive electrostatic forces, thus forming an ionic bond.


Difference Between Ionic and Covalent Bonds
- Ionic bonds occur between atoms having very different electronegativities, whereas, covalent bonds occur between atoms with similar or very low electronegativity differences. - Ionic bonds occur between metals and non metals. Covalent bonding most commonly occurs between two nonmetals. - In ionic bonding, a complete transfer of electrons occurs, whereas covalent bonding occurs when two (or more) elements share electrons. - Ionic substances are usually seen as crystals.


Difference Between Ionic and Covalent bond
Ionic vs Covalent bond. In chemistry, a molecule and compound is formed when two or more atoms connect to each other via a chemical process known as bonding. There are two types of chemical bonding ââ covalent and ionic. In the ionic form of chemical bonding, the atoms that are linked together, do so by attracting ions that have the opposite charge and the number of electrons that are exchanged in the process may vary.


Video: Get to know Excel 2010: Create your first spreadsheet
After completing this course you will be able to: 1  Create a new spreadsheet. 2  Add, subtract, multiply, and divide in a spreadsheet. 3  Enter and format column titles.  Let Excel fill in some information for 1  you. Add or delete columns, rows, and spreadsheets.  Keep column titles in sight as you scroll down a 1  spreadsheet. Select some printing options.


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To add a reference to the Excel 12.0 object library. Right-click the project in the Visual Studio Solution Explorer and select the Add Referenceâ¦ menu item. Select the COM tab in the Add Reference dialog box, then scroll down to the Microsoft Excel 12.0 Object Library component, select it.


Video: Get to know Excel 2010: Create your first spreadsheet
After completing this course you will be able to: Create a new spreadsheet. Add, subtract, multiply, and divide in a spreadsheet. Enter and format column titles. Let Excel fill in some information for you. Add or delete columns, rows, and spreadsheets. Keep column titles in sight as you scroll down a spreadsheet. Select some printing options.


How to Make a Two Column Spread Sheet on Microsoft Excel
When one column is just a list, two columns become a spreadsheet with Microsoft Excel. 1  1. Launch Excel and maximize your screen, so the spreadsheetâs grid is easily visible. 2  2. Click into the first cell on the grid, A1.. 3  3. Press the âTabâ key, which moves you over one cell to the right into cell B1.


Q: How to create column labels in Excel 2010
I want to use the first row as column labels and the pop up tells me to go to Microsoft help for instructions on how to create labels that are easy to detect but all I can find are the instructions to create individual labels using Developer>Controls>Labels which is a really clunky, unituitive and slow way to go about it.


Creating Basic Column Charts in Excel 2007
They are: 1  Adding a reference to the Excel 12.0 Object Library. 2  Importing the Excel interop assembly namespace. 3  Creating an instance of the ApplicationClass object.  Declaring the appropriate 1  variables. Creating a data insertion helper method.  Creating a workbook and adding a worksheet 1  to it. Inserting chart  data.


Q: How to create column labels in Excel 2010
In row1 enter Label1 in A1, Lable2 in B1 and so on till the column you have data which you want in your table. Once this works then you can replace Lable1 etc by the true labels you want... this will tell you which lable is creating a problem.


How to Make a Two Column Spread Sheet on Microsoft Excel
1. Launch Excel and maximize your screen, so the spreadsheetâs grid is easily visible. 2. Click into the first cell on the grid, A1.. Type the first column header, such as âAccounts Receivable.â Double-click the line that separates column A from column B and the column width will auto-adjust to the cell size. 3. Press the âTabâ key, which moves you over one cell to the right into cell B1.


Q: How to create column labels in Excel 2010
How to create column labels in Excel 2010. Trying to use the data entry form function - every time I hit the 'form' button, a popup appears saying XL cannot determine which row contains column labels.


Setting Conditional Formatting in Excel 2007
To add a reference to the Excel 12.0 object library. 1  Right-click the project in the Visual Studio Solution Explorer and select the Add Referenceâ¦ menu item. 2  Select the COM tab in the Add Reference dialog box, then scroll down to the Microsoft Excel 12.0 Object Library component, select it. 3  Click OK to add the reference.


Tips for Tracking Down Your Tax Refund
It allows taxpayers to check on the status of their tax refund. Once again, you'll need your Social Security number, filing status and expected refund amount to use IRS2Go. After you find out what's up with your refund, you can use the app to sign up for IRS tax updates or follow the IRS on social media.


Tips for Tracking Down Your Tax Refund
The IRS refund tracking app also has a contacts section, with telephone numbers and hours for the agency's various tax help lines, as well as links to help you find your local taxpayer assistance center if you want some face-to-face help.


Tips for Tracking Down Your Tax Refund
Dialing for tax dollars. If you don't have access to a computer or simply prefer using a telephone, you still can call the IRS to track down your refund. A special automated toll-free line is dedicated to refund status reports. When you call (800) 829-1954, you'll need the same information the online system requires. In addition to having a copy of your return on hand, it's always a good idea to have paper and pen ready to jot down any information, additional instructions or follow-up phone numbers that you might receive during the call.


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Community Q&A. Wireless networks are everywhere these days, and connecting your Windows 8 computer to a wireless network will allow you to browse the web and connect to other computers on the network. This article shows you how to connect to a WiFi network on Windows 8. 1. Ensure that your wireless card is enabled.


How to turn your Android phone into a hotspot without rooting
Another free option is Toggle Wi-Fi. Toggle is similar to the 1-Click WiFi, except that it comes via a widget, rather than a typical app button. In order to access the application, go to your add widget window and long press it into your screen. Once the widget is in place, just tap it to turn on the mobile hotspot. When prompted, it will bring you to a window with basic directions.


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You need to encrypt your data with a VPN service in order to get around the T-mobile message. My daily set up is: OpenVPN app(with HostVPN monthly service), and ClockWorkMod tether app. I donât think ANY wi-fi tether app actually works anymore. Those requiring root or otherwise, according to my experience and the reviews. Im using metro pcs phone and i got it to work. im using rooted app called x-plore,Portable wifi hotspot,and trevE mod app from above .idk but all three got my hotspot rolling.


How to Wifi Tether ANY Rooted Android Smartphone or Tablet! [Universal Guide]
For Verizon or Sprint, your tethering application will just not work and for T-Mobile, you will be re-directed to a T-mobile wifi tether website where it asks you to pay for it.


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Community Q&A. Wireless networks are everywhere these days, and connecting your Windows 8 computer to a wireless network will allow you to browse the web and connect to other computers on the network. This article shows you how to connect to a WiFi network on Windows 8. Steps. Ensure that your wireless card is enabled.


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Update: I was finally able to connect to the hotspot using a borrowed phone. To connect with my laptop I still have to change my agent user string to Android to make it work, just like I used to do with ICS. max, If you find a way around this agent user change thing, please let us know.


How to turn your smartphone into a Wi-Fi hotspot
Connecting your laptop or tablet to the hotspot. Connecting your laptop or other device to the phone's hotspot connection is straightforward too. Connect to it as you would any other Wi-Fi connection. Find the handset that is broadcasting and select it. Then enter in the the password you configured for it.


How to turn your Android phone into a hotspot without rooting
1-Click WiFi Tether No Root (or alternately ,1-Click Tether) comes available as a free lite version as well as a $10 premium version. As its name implies, 1-Click is indeed very easy to set up. Just open up the app and you will be greeted with a very basic list of directions (which you can see to the left).


How to turn your smartphone into a Wi-Fi hotspot
On your iPhone go to Settings > Cellular and then tap to turn Personal Hotspot on. After a while it will automatically turn off if no devices are connected to it. But you can easily turn it back on in the same section. On iOS 7 you'll also be able to monitor how much data has been used.


How to Wifi Tether ANY Rooted Android Smartphone or Tablet! [Universal Guide]
How to Wifi Tether ANY Rooted Android Smartphone or Tablet! [Universal Guide] Now, U.S. is the ONLY country in the world where carriers charge you twice for the same internet you already paid for. In countries like South Korea, Thailand, and the rest of the world, thereâs no extra tethering monthly charges to use the wifi tethering feature.


Becoming a Psychologist
To become a psychologist, after obtaining a bachelor's degree in psychology, one must attend graduate school and obtaining a master's degree and/or doctoral degree. At the masterâs degree level, one can obtain a master of arts (M.A.) or a master of science (M.Sc.).


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To become a psychologist, after obtaining a bachelor's degree in psychology, one must attend graduate school and obtaining a master's degree and/or doctoral degree.


Becoming a Psychologist
Becoming a Psychologist. To become a psychologist, after obtaining a bachelor's degree in psychology, one must attend graduate school and obtaining a master's degree and/or doctoral degree.


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A clinical psychologist, for example, will have heavy training in both the theory and practice of psychology. Youâll typically need a doctorate degree in a psychology-related field in order to build a career. A psychiatrist has even more rigorous demands; becoming one requires medical school training.


How long does it take to become a psychologist?
A master's degree will give you a broad introduction to the field of psychology. You can then use your electives to focus your study in a particular field. Successful graduates of this program often pursue positions in education, government, human services, health care mental health care, and marketing/advertising.


School Psychology Careers
For instance, many states require school psychologists to have 60 or more graduate school credits in school psychology, and they are also usually required to complete a 1,200 hour internship. More often then not school psychologists will have to complete their education with Master's degrees and Doctoral Degrees.


American Farmers Are Growing Old, With Spiraling Costs Keeping Out Young
The latest U.S. Department of Agriculture farm census, released in May, showed the average age of principal farm operators is now 58 years old. That's seven and a half years older than the average age of a farmer in the early 1980s. View Images There are fewer U.S. farmers than there were 30 years ago, and as a group, theyâre getting older.


Comparing agriculture of the past with today
Comparing agriculture of the past with today. If you ask your grandparents how they got their food, they might have a different answer than you think. Why is this? Itâs because agriculture has changed throughout history. There are currently over 7.3 billion people in the world, with an expected population of over 8.5 billion by 2030 and 9.7 in 2050.


Comparing agriculture of the past with today
Today, most farmers use tractors and other motorized equipment to help with field work. Tractors, combines, plows, etc. are much larger and move much faster than horses, so farmers are able to produce more food in a shorter amount of time.


Nationâs farmers, ranchers aging, USDA fears
Regardless of age, Woods said farming and ranching require determination. Ryan Best is determined. His mission is much like Merriganâs. As president of Future Farmers of America, the 21-year-old Best has been living out of a suitcase, traveling the country and visiting with high school students about careers in agriculture.


No ranchers under age 35 by 2033? Say it ainât so!
After evaluating 90 years of census data, the report concludes there will be no operators younger than 35 by 2033, and the average age of the rancher will be 60 years old by 2050. Here are excerpts from the report:


Nationâs farmers, ranchers aging, USDA fears
The countryâs farmers and ranchers are getting older, and there are fewer people standing in line to take their place. New Mexico has the highest average age of farmers and ranchers of any state at nearly 60, and neighboring Arizona and Texas arenât far behind. Nationally, agricultural census figures show that the fastest-growing group of farmers and ranchers is the segment over 65. The Agriculture Department is beginning work on its 2012 census, and Merrigan is afraid the average age will be even higher when the statistics are compiled.


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Rice farmers in Texas could face a third year in a row of being cut off from water due to severe drought conditions. (Jeff Heimsath/StateImpact Texas) Every five years, the U.S. Department of Agriculture takes a head count of who is farming the land. The latest census is out and it shows that there's been a slight uptick in the number of young people getting into farming, but not enough to stop the average age of American farmers from climbing. That has observers of rural America worrying. Without new blood, the existence of many small communities is at risk. From the Here & Now Contributors Network, Grant Gerlock of Harvest Public Media has our story.


Comparing agriculture of the past with today
Farmers use technology to make advances in producing more food for a growing world. Through the use of technology, each farmer is able to feed 155 people today, compared to 1940, when one farmer could feed only 19 people. Farmers use technologies such as motorized equipment, modified housing for animals and biotechnology, which allow for improvement in agriculture.


No ranchers under age 35 by 2033? Say it ainât so!
âThey found that more than half of todayâs farm operators are older than 55. In all but two counties in Wyoming, farming has attracted ever fewer people 34 years and younger. Most counties have also seen drops in the 35â54 age bracket. As a result, the average age of farmers and ranchers has increased in every county in Wyoming since 1920.â Subscribe now to Cow-Calf Weekly to get the latest industry research and information in your inbox every Friday!


American Farmers Are Growing Old, With Spiraling Costs Keeping Out Young
Today, the nation's farmers are 17 years older than the average American worker, with the ranks of farmers who are 75 years and up outnumbering those in their prime working years of 35 to 44. One big reason U.S. farmers are going gray: spiraling costs.


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Eventually the TLR interacts with. other reflexes and bodily processes to help develop. coordination, posture and correct head alignment. from infancy through toddlerhood. It is critical for. the TLR to do its âjobâ because correct alignment. of the head with the rest of the body is necessary.


Retained Primitive Reflexes as a Sign of Brain Imbalance
Causes of Retained Primitive Reflexes. Retention of primitive reflexes can be caused by a variety of factors. The birth process is a key factor in the integration of these reflexes. Therefore a traumatic birth experience or birth by c-section may lead to retained reflexes.


Retained Primitive Reflexes as a Sign of Brain Imbalance
Primitive Reflexes are the first part of the brain to develop and should only remain active for the first few months of life. In typical development, these reflexes naturally inhibit in sequential order during the first year, and replacement reflexes, called postural reflexes, emerge.


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Once reflexes are integrated, head and limb muscle groups can move. independently, and the ability to sit atten-. tively without fidgeting comes easily. Active reflexes cause aches and muscle. tension, weak muscle tone, fatigue and. the need for great amounts of effort to. complete tasks.


Primitive Reflexes
It can be elicited by a loud noise or bumping the bed. This reflex can be elicited with the neonate supine, grasping the hands and pulling up until the shoulders are slightly off the bed, then letting go of the hands, resulting in the shoulders falling onto the bed.


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Blinking is a reflex. Many. reflexes are active throughout our lives. Other. reflexesâcalled âprimitive reflexesââsurface. in the womb and infancy and are designed. to become inactive after the toddler stage. Two familiar primitve reflexes are sucking.


Primitive Reflexes
The palmar surface of the hand is stimulated with a finger. What is the normal infant response for the palmar grasp reflex. The baby should grasp the finger. Attempts to withdraw the finger lead to a tightened grasp. When tested with both hands, the term neonate can be lifted off the bed for a few seconds.


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Primitive (or brain stem) reflexes assist. with specific developmental tasks then. fade so new reflexes and skills can. emerge. Disruptions in this process. lead to disordered skill development. Understanding underlying reflex issues. can guide treatment for attention,


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MOTA Conference, October 26, 2012. 3. â¢ A useful reflex at birth or 2 months of. age is not necessarily useful at 4, 6, 8, or more years of age. â¢ Retained reflexes can interfere with. normal function and skill development. Primitive reflexes under.


Retained Primitive Reflexes as a Sign of Brain Imbalance
Postural reflexes are more mature patterns of response that control balance, coordination and sensory motor development. Retained primitive reflexes can lead to developmental delays related to disorders like ADHD, sensory processing disorder, autism, and learning disabilities.


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Selecting a USB configuration in USB drivers. The topics in this section describe how a client driver must configure their device. A USB device exposes its capabilities in the form of a series of interfaces called a USB configuration. Each interface consists of one or more alternate settings, and each alternate setting is made up of a set of endpoints.


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Remarks. Disabling a Configuration for a USB Device: To disable a USB device, create and submit a select-configuration request with a NULL configuration descriptor. For that type of request, you can reuse the URB that you created for request that selected a configuration in the device. Alternately, you can allocate a new URB by calling USBD_UrbAllocate.


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Steps to follow: 5. 1. Plug the USB cable into the phone. 2. Touch and drag the notification bar down. 3. Touch Connected as a media device. 4. Touch the option required (e.g. Media device (MTP)). 5. The USB connection option has been changed. You can change the USB settings so that your phone will sync, charge, etc. when connected to a computer.


How to change the USB connection options on my Samsung Galaxy S III
1. Plug the USB cable into the phone. You can change the USB settings so that your phone will sync, charge, etc. when connected to a computer. Last Updated:21/05/2013.


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Device configuration refers to the tasks that the client driver performs to select a USB configuration and an alternate interface in each interface. Before sending I/O requests to the device, a client driver must read the device's configuration, parse the information, and select an appropriate configuration.


iPhone
5. You can change the USB settings so that your phone will sync, charge, etc. when connected to a computer.


On the Samsung Galaxy S5, how do I change the default USB connection type?
up vote 1 down vote favorite. Right now when I plug my S5 into a computer, the USB connection defaults to 'installer'. I then have to pull down the notifications menu and switch it to 'MTP'. I'd like it to default to MTP, so I don't have to fool with the phone after plugging it in. Phone is from Verizon, and Android version is 4.4.4.


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Selecting a configuration, by default, also activates the first alternate setting in each interface in that configuration. Configuring Usbccgp.sys to Select a Non-Default USB Configuration. This topic provides information about registry settings that configure the way Usbccgp.sys selects a USB configuration.


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In this topic, you will learn about how to select a configuration in a universal serial bus (USB) device. How to select an alternate setting in a USB interface. This topic describes the steps for issuing a select-interface request to activate an alternate setting in a USB interface.


Microalbuminuria
For the diagnosis of microalbuminuria, care must be taken when collecting sample for the urine ACR. An early morning sample is preferred. The patient should refrain from heavy exercises 24 hours before the test. A repeat test should be done 3 to 6 months after the first positive test for microalbuminuria.


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[edit on Wikidata] Microalbuminuria is a term to describe a moderate increase in the level of urine albumin. It occurs when the kidney leaks small amounts of albumin into the urine, in other words, when there is an abnormally high permeability for albumin in the glomerulus of the kidney. Normally the kidneys do not filter albumin, so if albumin is found in the urine it's then a marker of kidney disease.


ï»¿How is microalbumin:creatinine ratio interpreted?
Although there is no definitive reference range (age, gender, and lab methodology all play a part), the accepted levels are as follows: 1  Normal: 0-30 Âµg/mg creatinine; 2  Microalbuminuria: 30-300 Âµg/mg creatinine; 3  Clinical albuminuria: >300 Âµg/mg creatinine.


""" I had high micro albumin-creatinine levels in urine. Is this indicative of a problem? """
Elevated microalbumin levels in the urine indicate that your kidneys are leaking protein. There are many conditions that can cause this, and for all of these it is really important to speak to your doctor about this result. The most common causes of elevated protein in the urine is diabetes or high blood pressure (hypertension).


ï»¿How is microalbumin:creatinine ratio interpreted?
The microalbumin:creatinine ratio is an abbreviated form of a 24-hour urine assay for microalbumin. A simultaneous sampling of serum creatinine and spot urine microalbumin will yield the result.


Microalbuminuria
The level of albumin protein produced by microalbuminuria can be detected by special albumin-specific urine dipsticks, which have a lower detection threshold than standard urine dipsticks. A microalbumin urine test determines the presence of the albumin in urine.


Microalbuminuria
Microalbuminuria is a term to describe a moderate increase in the level of urine albumin. It occurs when the kidney leaks small amounts of albumin into the urine, in other words, when there is an abnormally high permeability for albumin in the glomerulus of the kidney. Normally the kidneys filter albumin, so if albumin is found in the urine it's then a marker of kidney disease. The term 'microalbuminuria' is now discouraged by KDIGO and has been replaced by 'moderately increased albuminuria'.


ï»¿How is microalbumin:creatinine ratio interpreted?
?How is microalbumin:creatinine ratio interpreted? Instead of simply checking microalbumin levels of our diabetic and hypertensive patients, we have begun to do spot urinalysis for a microalbumin:creatinine ratio. I am not sure how to interpret elevated results. When is it appropriate to refer to a renal specialist? â Linda Szocik, FNP, St. Francis, Wis.


Microalbuminuria
increasing microalbuminuria during the first 48 hours after admission to an intensive care unit predicts elevated risk for acute respiratory failure, multiple organ failure, and overall mortality; a risk factor for venous thromboembolism; Microalbuminuria is an important adverse predictor of glycemic outcomes in pre-diabetes. Pre-diabetes individuals with increased microalbuminuria even in the so-called normal range is associated with increased progression to diabetes and decreased reversal to normoglycemia.


Officers' Duties
Or the secretary can also be the treasurer. A board can appoint officers who are not on the board when directors do not have the time or the willingness to be treasurer or secretary. It is preferable that all officers also be directors: External positions can present problems of confidentiality.


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If you are new to Ontario, you can learn English or French as a beginner or at higher levels. You can also get special language training that can help you: 1  Learn about Canada and Ontario. 2  Learn what you need to pass the Citizenship Test. 3  Prepare for language tests, such as the Test of English as a Foreign Language.


Officers' Duties
For instance, a president can also be the treasurer, as these two functions complement each other. Or the secretary can also be the treasurer. A board can appoint officers who are not on the board when directors do not have the time or the willingness to be treasurer or secretary.


Please Read First - Does Your Concern Fall Under the OLRB's Jurisdiction?
If you are looking for information relating to Collective Bargaining (e.g. current trends and highlights, the existence of collective agreements, collective agreement expirations etc. you should call 416-326-1260 or e-mail cbis@ontario.ca.


Liquor Control Board of Ontario
The Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) is a non-share capital provincial Crown corporation in Ontario, Canada. It is accountable to the Ministry of Finance (Ontario) .


Does Your Concern Fall Under the Board?
You can also get information on these topics from the Ministry's website: www.labour.gov.on.ca. When you call the LRS, it will provide you with the name of a lawyer who will provide a free consultation of up to 30 minutes to help you determine your rights and options.


Officers' Duties
Many also have one or more vice presidents. In Ontario, of these officers, only the president has to be a board member elected by owners. A board member can combine two functions. For instance, a president can also be the treasurer, as these two functions complement each other.


Does Your Concern Fall Under the Board?
If you are unable to find your concern in the above listing, or are unsure of whether your problem or concern falls under the jurisdiction of the Ontario Labour Relations Board, you may call the Board at (416) 326-7500, or seek advice from a lawyer.


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OREA Real Estate College, the award-winning designated provider of real estate education in Ontario, provides all real estate registration courses in Ontario through the Salesperson Registration Education Program and the Broker Registration Education Program.


Strike and Lock-out: FAQ
For example, if the notice was mailed on August 1 st, the parties can legally strike or lock out on August 18 th. There can be some confusion about this because the act states that the period is 14 days after the release of a notice.


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Two of the greatest Renaissance sculptures were: David by Donatello (1440-43, Bargello, Florence) and David by Michelangelo (1501-4, Academy of Arts Gallery, Florence). Note: For artists and styles inspired by the arts of classical antiquity, see: Classicism in Art (800 onwards).


What were the causes and consequences of the Renaissance?
The Renaissance (French for rebirth; Italian: Rinascimento), was a cultural movement that spanned roughly the 14th through the 17th century, beginning in Italy in the late Middle Ages and later spreading to the rest of Europe.


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If the framework for the Renaissance was laid by economic, social and political factors, it was the talent of Italian artists that drove it forward. The most important painters, sculptors, architects and designers of the Italian Renaissance during the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries include, in chronological order:


A Beginner's Guide to the Renaissance
Italy, from which the Renaissance evolved, was a series of city states, each competing with the others for civic pride, trade and wealth. They were largely autonomous, with a high proportion of merchants and artisans thanks to the Mediterranean trade routes.


A Beginner's Guide to the Renaissance
Some of these classical texts survived only amongst Islamic scholars and were brought back into Europe at this time. âRenaissanceâ can also refer to the period, c. 1400 â c. 1600. âHigh Renaissanceâ generally refers to c. 1480 â c. 1520.


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In very simple terms, the Italian Renaissance re-established Western art according to the principles of classical Greek art, especially Greek sculpture and painting, which provided much of the basis for the Grand Tour, and which remained unchallenged until Pablo Picasso and Cubism.


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A Beginner's Guide to the Renaissance
The Renaissance was a cultural and scholarly movement which stressed the rediscovery and application of texts and thought from classical antiquity, occurring in Europe c. 1400 â c. 1600. The Renaissance can also refer to the period of European history spanning roughly the same dates.


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We are excited to have the following artists and craftspeople participating in the 2017 Jewish Food and Cultural Festival. Ranaga Farbiarz. The World's Largest Tuned Musical Windchime by Ranaga Farbiarz, Eureka Springs, AR, 2004.


"""Renaissance,"" French for ""rebirth,"" perfectly describes the intellectual and economic changes that occurred in Europe from"
Renaissance, French for rebirth, perfectly describes the intellectual and economic changes that occurred in Europe from. the fourteenth through the sixteenth centuries. During the era known by this name, Europe emerged from the economic stagnation of the Middle Ages and experienced a time of financial growth. Also, and perhaps most importantly, the Renaissance was an age in which artistic, social, scientific, and political thought turned in new directions.


How does this medication work? What will it do for me?
What will it do for me? Valacyclovir belongs to the class of medications known as antivirals. It is used to treat a viral infection affecting the skin known as shingles (herpes zoster). It is also used to treat cold sores, and to treat and prevent recurrences of genital herpes. It works by interfering with the way the virus reproduces.


Is famvir better than valtrex
Famvir is now generic but still pricey. You have to take it twice a day. Some doc's prefer it but it's really not worth the price and twice a day effort unless you don't seem to be getting good results from valtrex/acyclovir. Acyclovir is the original oral herpes antiviral and is available as a cheap generic.


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Shingles usually begins as a rash on one side of the face or body. The rash starts as blisters that scab after three to five days. The rash usually clears within two to four weeks. Before the rash develops, there is often pain, itching, or tingling in the area where the rash will develop.


Valtrex
What is Valtrex? Valtrex (valacyclovir) is an antiviral drug. It slows the growth and spread of the herpes virus to help the body fight the infection. Valtrex is used to treat infections caused by herpes viruses, including genital herpes, cold sores, and shingles (herpes zoster) in adults. Valtrex is used to treat cold sores in children who are at least 12 years old, or chickenpox in children who are at least 2 years old.


Is famvir better than valtrex
Is it ok to take more than one pill/treatment type for Herpes. I'm taking Valtrex 1 gm per day and also have started taking a pill from Herpaflor that contains Lysine, Purella Vulgaris, licorice root and vitamins A,C and zinc.


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Several medicines, acyclovir (Zovirax), valacyclovir (Valtrex), and famciclovir (Famvir), are available to treat shingles. You should start medication as soon as possible after the rash appears. That will help shorten how long the illness lasts and how severe the illness is.


Is famvir better than valtrex
Also, I'm not sure what famvir is, but maybe it is stronger than Valtrex and will help you. You might just not respond to the one and that is why they are trying another. It seems your doctor is pretty sure you have HSV. But because it is the mouth, it is extremely unlikely that HSV-2 is the cause.


valacyclovir
Valtrex is used to treat viral infections such as shingles (herpes zoster), chickenpox (varicella zoster), genital herpes (herpes simplex genitalis), and cold sores (herpes labialis).


Did the Messiah Speak Aramaic or Hebrew? (Part 1) by E.A.Knapp
By the 7-8th century B.C.E. Aramaic was the âimperial languageâ of the Assyrian and Babylonian empires, and was used by the Persians who succeeded them for ruling their western provinces. During this period it was the predominant language of the Fertile Crescent.


Did the Messiah Speak Aramaic or Hebrew? (Part 1) by E.A.Knapp
The simple truth is that the New Testament authors repeatedly and specifically mention people speaking Hebrew because people really were speaking Hebrew. Most or all of the New Testament authors cited also knew Aramaic, and they most certainly knew the difference between Hebrew and Aramaic.


Biblical Aramaic
Biblical Aramaic is the form of Aramaic that is used in the books of Daniel, Ezra and a few other places in the Hebrew Bible. It should not be confused with the Aramaic paraphrases, explanations and expansions of the Jewish scriptures, which are known as targumim. 1 History.


Aramaic language
Syriac-Aramaic alphabet. Aramaic (×Ö·×¨Ö¸×Ö¸×Ö¸× ArÄmÄyÄ, Syriac: ÜÜªÜ¡ÜÜâ) is a language or group of languages belonging to the Semitic subfamily of the Afroasiatic language family. More specifically, it is part of the Northwest Semitic group, which also includes the Canaanite languages such as Hebrew and Phoenician.


What is the difference between Aramaic and Hebrew?
, Hebrew is my mother tongue, I have published in Hebrew. I speak Hebrew as a mother tongue and I know some Aramaic from Jewish religious studies and prayer. The two languages have many similarities, but also many differences. When I read the book of Daniel, the parts that are in Aramaic, I understand only a half of the text, approximately.


Did the Messiah Speak Aramaic or Hebrew? (Part 1) by E.A.Knapp
Most scholars agree Greek and Aramaic were the common spoken languages in Palestine at the time of the Messiah. (Latin proclamations and inscriptions were utilized by the various Roman officials.) While the role of Greek during this period is undisputed and self-evident, the role of Aramaic is a bit murkier.


What is the difference between Aramaic and Hebrew?
Answer Wiki. I speak Hebrew as a mother tongue and I know some Aramaic from Jewish religious studies and prayer. The two languages have many similarities, but also many differences. When I read the book of Daniel, the parts that are in Aramaic, I understand only a half of the text, approximately.


Biblical Aramaic
Biblical Hebrew is the main language of the Hebrew Bible. Aramaic accounts for only about 250 verses out of a total of over 23,000. Biblical Aramaic is closely related to Hebrew, as both are in the Northwest Semitic language family. Some obvious similarities and differences are listed below:


Arabic
Examples of similar characteristics: Similar words - a boy is pronounced in Hebrew YELED and WALD in Arabic. Both languages are ââwritten from right to left. Examples of differences between languages: Arabic has 28 letters, and the Hebrew has 22 letters. Arabic letters are written in a cursive manner , while Hebrew letters can't be joined.


10 Ways to Protect Your Checking Account
Protecting your checking account from online fraud and cyber security breaches is critical. When youâre equipped with the right knowledge, you can keep your account secure by taking the proper precautions like never saving your debit card information to a website or regularly monitoring your account for unauthorized activity. Stay safe with this list of 10 ways to protect your checking account.


Asset Protection
SIPCÂ® account protection. 1  Protection for securities and cash by the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC): Accounts of Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. (including those held by clients of investment advisors with Schwab InstitutionalÂ®) are insured by SIPC for securities and cash in the event of broker-dealer failure.


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Another way to protect your account from overdrafts is by linking your savings account, credit card, Money Market Account or Line of Credit loan to your checking account. If your checking account has insufficient funds, weâll automatically transfer money from these accounts in the order youâve selected.


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5 rules to protect a bank account online. Evading banking cyber thugs is more challenging than ever. Theyâre now targeting consumers rather than banks and scouting out security holes in your computer. The reason: About 80 percent of U.S. households bank on the Internet, according to banking consultancy Novantas LLC in New York.


Personal Checking Accounts
Manage your money online with Virtual Wallet. Pay your bills, track your spending by category, set savings goals, and more with Virtual Wallet online tools. Virtual Wallet is made up of Spend (your primary checking account), Reserve (for short-term savings) and high-yield[1] Growth (for long-term savings) accounts.


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No fee Overdraft Protection transfers from linked Bank of America deposit account. No fee Overdraft Protection transfers from linked Bank of America deposit account. This feature is not available for Bank of America Core CheckingÂ®. This feature is available for Bank of America Interest CheckingÂ®. No fee Overdraft Protection transfers from linked Bank of America deposit account. No fee Overdraft Protection transfers from linked Bank of America deposit account. This feature is not available for Bank of America Core CheckingÂ®.


Asset Protection
SIPC provides up to $500,000 of protection for brokerage accounts held in each separate capacity (e.g., joint tenant or sole owner), with a limit of $250,000 for claims of uninvested cash balances.


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Detur \Detur\, n. [L. detur let it be given.] A present of books given to a meritorious undergraduate student as a prize. [Harvard Univ., U. S.] [1913 Webster]


Definitions &Translations
Definitions for detur. Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word detur. Webster Dictionary(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: Detur(noun) a present of books given to a meritorious undergraduate student as a prize.