Comets, Asteroids, Meteorites and Impacts
The best way to think of a comet is that it is like a big chunk of ice, dirt and slush that gets stuck to the wheel well on your car during the winter. Figure 1. The orbital paths of comets are very elongated (elliptical) and randomly oriented to the ecliptic.


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learn what comets are made of and the different parts of comets. understand that comet tails form as the comet approaches the Sun and that solar wind from the Sun causes the tail to always point away from the Sun. understand that comets formed early in the history of our solar system and contain important information about this time. Activities


Comets, Asteroids, Meteorites and Impacts
Here's a quick definition of the three. Meteoroid - a small object in space. This can be in many different forms and could be a comet, an asteroid, or even something that is artificial (man-made). Meteor - when an object from space enters the Earth's atmosphere and burns up.


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Build a Comet Comets are made of ice, gases, rock, dust and organic material. The nucleus is the solid center of the comet and contains ice, gases, dust & rocks, and organic material. The coma surrounds the nucleus and contains gas and dust. It is the âatmosphereâ of the comet.


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* The nucleus is the relatively solid and stable centrally located part, mostly formed of ice and gas with a small amount of dust and other solids like hydrocarbons. An interesting characteristic of the nucleus surface is the presence of dust ...


Comets: Facts About The 'Dirty Snowballs' of Space
The solid nucleus or core of a comet consists mostly of ice and dust coated with dark organic material , according to NASA, with the ice composed mainly of frozen water but perhaps other frozen substances as well, such as ammonia, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and methane.


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Your question almost contains an answer. Comet is composed of nucleus, coma and a tail. To put it simply, it contains rocks, ice and gases.


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Some less predictable comets arrive from a distant region called the Oort cloud. These comets can take as long as 30 million years to complete one trip around the sun. What are the parts of a comet? A comet is made up of the Nucleus, Coma, Hydrogen Cloud, Dust Tail, and a Gas Tail. The Nucleus is the solid center of the comet that is made up of ice, gases (carbon dioxide, methane, and ammonia), rock, dust and organic


What is the composition of a comet: a ball of powdered snow, solid blocks of rocks, gas or does it depend on the comet?
The nucleus is the relatively solid and stable centrally located part, mostly formed of ice and gas with a small amount of dust and other solids like hydrocarbons. An interesting characteristic of the nucleus surface is the presence of dust ;


What is the composition of a comet: a ball of powdered snow, solid blocks of rocks, gas or does it depend on the comet?
1 â. The nucleus is the relatively solid and stable centrally located part, mostly formed of ice and gas with a small amount of dust and other solids like hydrocarbons. 2  The coma is a dense atmosphere surrounding the nucleus, made of a cloud of water, carbon dioxide and other neutral gases as well as dust grains. The dust tail is the most prominent part of a comet: it can be up to 10 million km long, composed of smoke-sized dust particles driven off the nucleus by escaping gases;


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my 4 year old chihuahua long hair was recently in heat and now has large swollen hard gland around her back teat and 2 front teats. can feel lump under them they are very painful to her and she will not let us touch them hardly. she can't jump up on anything and limps on left leg where teat is the largest


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Understanding the Heat Cycle of Female Dogs By Kelly Roper Dog Breeder and Exhibitor Understanding a female's heat cycle can help you prepare for a breeding or prevent an unwanted litter. Find out how the cycle works and how to spot when a female is coming into season.


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SWOLLEN TEATS WITH LARGE LUMP . Topic Stats: 2860 views, 2 replies and 2 subscribers.


Understanding the Heat Cycle of Female Dogs
If you've determined your female's regular heat cycle pattern and you intend to breed her, have her checked for brucellosis prior to her next heat cycle, and request that the stud dog owner has the male checked as well.


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Swollen nipples in dogs is a common symptom seen in mastitis. Mastitis occurs when there is an infection of the mammary glands. Mastitis is common in female dogs who are in the process of nursing. In mastitis, the dog's mammary glands become swollen and painful. The milk is toxic in affected nipples.


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Prevention of swollen nipples in dogs starts with monitoring your dog's health. Examine your dog's teats on a daily basis and record any scratches to the area. Since mastitis usually occurs when your dog has puppies, ensure to keep the puppies' nails clipped.


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SWOLLEN TEATS WITH LARGE LUMP
my 4 year old chihuahua long hair was recently in heat and now has large swollen hard gland around her back teat and 2 front teats. can feel lump under them they are very painful to her and she will...


Understanding the Heat Cycle of Female Dogs
Swollen nipples - Sometimes, but not always, the nipples and breasts will swell slightly. This can also be a sign of a phantom pregnancy, when a female may begin to show signs of being pregnant even if she's not.


SWOLLEN TEATS WITH LARGE LUMP
SWOLLEN TEATS WITH LARGE LUMP. Topic Stats: 2791 views, 2 replies and 2 subscribers. MY 4 YEAR OLD CHIHUAHUA LONG HAIR WAS RECENTLY IN HEAT AND NOW HAS LARGE SWOLLEN HARD GLAND AROUND HER BACK TEAT AND 2 FRONT TEATS. CAN FEEL LUMP UNDER THEM THEY ARE VERY PAINFUL TO HER AND SHE WILL NOT LET US TOUCH THEM HARDLY. SHE CAN'T JUMP UP ON ANYTHING AND LIMPS ON LEFT LEG WHERE TEAT IS THE LARGEST.


Colon Pain Location (Right, Left Side), Symptoms and Causes
Causes of Colon Pain. There are a number of disorders that affect the colon which can lead to pain. These conditions may affect the entire length of the colon and even other parts of the gut or be isolated to specific segments of the colon.


Intestinal Pain Location (Upper and Lower), Symptoms, Causes
Intestinal pain is any soreness or discomfort emanating from the intestines (bowels). It is often difficult to isolate pain to a specific internal organ, particularly with abdominal organs, since the abdominal cavity has the most amount of organs than any other cavity in the human body.


Intestinal Pain Location (Upper and Lower), Symptoms, Causes
Causes of Intestinal Pain. There are a number of conditions that may cause intestinal pain. Some of these conditions may be isolated to the small intestine or large intestine only while other conditions may affect any part of the gut. This is discussed further under the upper and lower intestines.


Colon Pain Location (Right, Left Side), Symptoms and Causes
There are various other causes of right side abdominal pain. Pain in the transverse colon is felt across the upper abdomen. There are various other causes of upper abdominal pain. Pain in the descending colon occurs on the left side of the abdomen.


Intestinal Pain Location (Upper and Lower), Symptoms, Causes
1 Gallstones are sediments of bile that can obstruct the outflow of bile. The pain is largely due to its obstruction of the bile ducts but it can also cause intestinal symptoms.  Gastroenteritis is inflammation of the stomach and intestine as a result of an infection with viruses, bacteria, fungi or parasites.


Colon Pain Location (Right, Left Side), Symptoms and Causes
1 Volvulus is a twisting of the intestines causing an obstruction of the bowel and may also interrupt the blood supply to the bowel wall. In the large intestine, it is more likely to occur in the cecum or sigmoid colon.  Adhesions are bands of scar tissue that may constriction of the colon.


Intestinal Pain Location (Upper and Lower), Symptoms, Causes
1 Gastroenteritis is inflammation of the stomach and intestine as a result of an infection with viruses, bacteria, fungi or parasites.  Enteritis is inflammation of the small intestine which can occur with the stomach inflammation (gastroenteritis) as mentioned above or colon inflammation (enterocolitis).


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Salaries will increase with years of experience, and the average heart surgeon makes around $300,000 to $500,000 a year. Those in high-paying areas or with very many years of experience can make well over $500,000 annually.


How much does a Heart Surgeon make?
Starting salaries can range from $150,000 to $250,000 for cardiologists. Salaries will increase with years of experience, and the average heart surgeon makes around $300,000 to $500,000 a year. Those in high-paying areas or with very many years of experience can make well over $500,000 annually.


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Heart Surgeon Salary in the USA. Heart surgeonâs salary per year in the US differs from city to city. In Illinois, a heart Surgeon earns an average of from between $101,736 to $450,000 per annum. In New York, the average yearly salary of heart surgeon ranges from $60,402 to $477,158.


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How much does a heart surgeon earn in Mexico. In Mexico, heart surgeons may likely be earning around the same salary range as the other surgeons in the country. Trauma surgeons make MXN270,000, neurosurgeons earn MXN347,586, and plastic surgeons make MXN220,000 per year in median salaries, based on PayScale surveys.


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Cardiothoracic surgeon salary in USA. An average starting hourly wage for a cardiothoracic surgeon in the United States is around $59.01 per hour which gradually increases to around $90 per hour overtime. Many of them earn from between $117,685 â $511,671 per year.


How much does a Heart Surgeon make?
Starting salaries can range from $150,000 to $250,000 for cardiologists. Salaries will increase with years of experience, and the average heart surgeon makes around $300,000 to $500,000 a year.


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In New York, the average yearly salary of heart surgeon ranges from $60,402 to $477,158. In Florida heart surgeon receives an annual average salary from $57,674 to $489,357. In California, the starting annual pay for heart surgeon ranges from between $57,674 to $489,357.


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Cardiothoracic surgeons working in South Africa earn an average of R800,000 per year. However, this is lower than the salary of a cardiac surgeon, which is R1,020,000, but higher than the salary of a plastic surgeon, which is R420,000 per year.


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Heart Surgeonâs salary ranges from $82,976 to $525,132. Newly practicing heart surgeon can expect a beginning of from between $62,511 to $408,053 salary per annum. As with other professional jobs, you can expect a boost in annual pay contingent to number of years of practice.


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Heart Surgeon Salary in the USA. Heart surgeonâs salary per year in the US differs from city to city. In Illinois, a heart Surgeon earns an average of from between $101,736 to $450,000 per annum.


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SurePlyÂ® plywood underlayment comes with a lifetime warranty for residential and nonrated commercial applications. SurePlyÂ® plywood underlayment panels are warranted as plywood underlayment for resilient flooring, vinyl composite tile, ceramic tile, carpet, engineered flooring, and wood floors.


Plywood Underlayment
1 Circular saw for cutting the plywood underlayment panels to the correct size. 2  If you wish to score and snap the plywood underlayment, you will need a utility knife and straight edge.  Pneumatic fastener tool - either for staples, nails, or screws depending on the fastener you choose.


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Underlayment grades of plywood have a. touch-sanded or fully-sanded face and a. special face and/or inner-ply construction. that resists punctures. Applied as recom-. mended, plywood underlayment also. provides excellent dimensional stability. and smoothness. If a resilient floor cover-. ing such as sheet vinyl or vinyl tile is to. be installed, use plywood grades recom-. mended in Table 1.


Plywood Underlayment
Plywood underlayment is a layer of material installed underneath a finished resilient floor. The term plywood underlayment is not interchangeable with the term subfloor. The subfloor is the structural plywood that is used during construction. It is usually a composite product such as OSB that is manufactured for its strength and engineered structural qualities, consisting typically of lauan or birch.


Plywood Underlayment
Plywood underlayment is the layer of plywood that is fastened over the structural subfloor. It creates a uniform, smooth surface for resilient flooring, vinyl tile, ceramic tile, carpet, engineered flooring, and wood floors.


Plywood Underlayment
1 Seam filler if you choose to lay the plywood underlayment with an expansion joint.  Materials needed for the application of the seam filler (clean bucket, water, mixing tool, trowel - refer to the bag of seam filler for the necessary materials).


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SurePlyÂ® plywood underlayment panels should acclimate 24 to 48 hours in a heated home environment of approximately 70 degrees Fahrenheit. We have found the easiest method is to heat the label with a hairdryer prior to removal.


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No. Do not glue SurePlyÂ® plywood underlayment panels to the subfloor. Gluing plywood underlayment panels to the subfloor can cause problems such as a tack and release floor that crackles when you walk across it. We do not warrant underlayment panels that have been installed over a subfloor in this manner.


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No. Do not glue SurePlyÂ® plywood underlayment panels to a concrete substrate. Gluing plywood underlayment panels to concrete can cause problems such as a tack and release floor that crackles when you walk across it. We do not warrant underlayment panels that have been installed over a concrete substrate in this manner.


Where is the Grand Canyon Located?
Page Arizona is a town of around 6,000 people and is located about 120 miles Northeast of the Grand Canyon North Rim. Kanab, Utah has a population of almost 4,000 and is located 80 miles Northwest of the Grand Canyon National Park North Rim.


Grand Canyon: Location, Formation & Facts
The Grand Canyon is divided into the North Rim and the South Rim. The South Rim is open all year and receives 90 percent of the parkâs visitors. The South Rim has an airport and rail service and is also close to many transportation hubs and the Arizona cities of William and Flagstaff, as well as Las Vegas, Nev.


The Only 3-Diamond Hotel near the Grand Canyon, Just One Mile from the Grand Canyon South Rim Entrance.
Full Service Luxury near the Grand Canyon, Just One Mile from the Grand Canyon South Rim Entrance. Facebook Twitter Pintrest. The Grand Hotel at the Grand Canyon is the premier luxury hotel in the region and one of the few area hotels with an indoor heated swimming pool and spa. Built in 1998, our hotel is just one mile from the south entrance to Grand Canyon National Park, with scenic South Rim of the Canyon just a short car ride away. Plus, guests receive a complimentary South Rim Walking Tour Brochure.


Grand Canyon: Location, Formation & Facts
The Grand Canyon is in the northwest corner of Arizona, close to the borders of Utah and Nevada. Most of the Grand Canyon lies within Grand Canyon National Park and is managed by the National Park Service, the Hualapai Tribal Nation and the Havasupai Tribe.


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Many maps of the West Rim pinpoint Peach Springs, AZ as the destination, but if you want to go to the Grand Canyon Skywalk at Grand Canyon West, you'll want to use our map of Grand Canyon West. We've also highlighted for you locations of the surrounding lodging and points of interest.


The Only 3-Diamond Hotel near the Grand Canyon, Just One Mile from the Grand Canyon South Rim Entrance.
The Grand Hotel is one of the Grand Canyon hotels operated by Xanterra Parks & Resorts, the largest national parks concessioner in the U.S. You can learn of additional Grand Canyon hotels at Grand Canyon Railway Hotel and Grand Canyon National Park Lodges.


Where is the Grand Canyon Located?
The Grand Canyon is located entirely in the state of Arizona. Cities Near Grand Canyon National Park. The nearest cities to the Grand Canyon South Rim are Tusayan, Williams and Flagstaff. Tusayan which is around 2 miles south of the main southern entrance to the Grand Canyon and about 7 miles from the Grand Canyon Village. Williams which is an Arizona city of around 3,000 people and is located about 60 miles south of the Grand Canyon. Flagstaff, Arizona is the closest major city with a population of almost 60,000 and is located around 80 miles southeast of the Grand Canyon National Park. The nearest cities to the Grand Canyon North Rim are Page, Arizona and Kanab, Utah.


Grand Canyon
The South Rim is the most visited rim at the Grand Canyon. The South Rim is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year including all holidays, and has hotel and lodging options both inside the National Park as well as around in nearby towns.


Grand Canyon: Location, Formation & Facts
Credit: National Park Service. The Grand Canyon is indeed a very big hole in the ground. It is 277 miles (446 km) long, up to 18 miles (29 km) wide and more than a mile (6,000 feet / 1,800 meters) deep. It is the result of constant erosion by the Colorado River over millions of years.


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You can apply a hot or cold compress to your sore muscles at the first sign of a spasm to ease the pain of muscle cramps. Stretching the affected muscle can also alleviate the pain of muscle cramps. For example, if your calf is cramping, you could pull your foot upward with your hand to stretch the calf muscle. If your pain doesnât improve, try taking an over-the-counter, anti-inflammatory medication, such as ibuprofen.


Introduction to Psychology âPSY101 WHAT IS PSYCHOLOGY?
A sudden, sharp pain, lasting from a few seconds to 15 minutes, is the most common symptom of a muscle cramp. However, in some cases, a bulging lump of muscle tissue beneath the skin can accompany a cramp as well. Muscle cramps have several causes. Some cramps result from overuse of your muscles.


Prevent Cramping During Workouts
Youâre half way through a vigorous 5-mile stretch when suddenly without a warning a leg cramp or side stitch sabotages your mojo. Workout cramps typically strike in 3 variations. Side Stitches â You canât ignore a side stitch when a sudden pang of pain strikes either side or your lower abdominals. These cramps typically result from shallow breathing while exercising or an electrolyte imbalance.


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I can only straighten them by using my other hand. A: What you describe sounds like carpal spasm. Spasms, or cramps, are involuntary muscle contractions. The most common causes of spasms are overused muscles (in the hands that might be due to writing or typing) and dehydration.


Prevent Cramping During Workouts
1. Donât Overeat. The most obvious cause of stomach cramps is overeating or too much fluids taken in before a workout. Thereâs a fine balance of fuel and fluid intake necessary to supply the energy you need to workout.


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1:14 - Capture frame images. 1:28 - Editing video by sending to Camtasia Studio. Video capture records the action on the screen and audio (from a microphone or system audio) as a MPEG-4 video file. Use Snagit videos to: 1  Walk someone through a process or issue. 2  Record a demonstration or how-to video. 3  Give audio and visual feedback. 4  Record a small portion of a video to playback during a presentation.


Action! Screen Recorder Overview
With Action! Active screen recording mode you can record your videos continuously, no matter how many times you switch from Windows desktop to fullscreen gameplay and back. All your Windows desktop actions and gameplay will be recorded to a single video file.


How To Record Actions in Windows 7
This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. http://www.ExpertSupportNow.com-This video shows computer users a feature in Windows 7 called Record steps to reproduce a problem. This utility records anything you do on the system and puts it in an easy to read document. Please dont forget to subscribe to our channel!


Action! Screen Recorder Overview
Action! allows streaming and real-time recording of Windows Aero desktop in a superb HD video quality. With Action! you can record and stream your gameplay, web player videos, record music, capture screenshots, remotely access your PC, play PC games with Android devices... and more!


Record video demonstrations with Adobe Captivate
You can record or import an audio clip (WAV or mp3 files): If you have split a video clip into multiple clips, you can add separate audio clips to each video clip. To do so, right-click the video clip, and choose Record To or Import To. For information on editing audio, see Edit audio.


Record video demonstrations with Adobe Captivate
Insert video demonstrations in CPTX files (Cp 7). Save your video demonstration as a CPVC file. Open the CPTX file in which you want to insert the video demonstration. Click the slide after which you want to insert the video demo, click Insert, and click CPVC Slide. Browse and select the CPVC file you want to insert.


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Edit your Movie like a Pro. Demo Builder offers you a wide range of tools to create and edit amazing movies, tutorials and demos. Use the simple design view interface to edit your movie with characters, images, audio, animations, texts, interactive tools and so much more. The Timeline feature allows you to edit down to the split second to produce a professionally made demo.


How to record software demo videos for your website
Record short demo videos for your website to show visitors and prospects what your software or service really does. These short videos answer questions and give that personal, one-on-one feeling that a plain 24x7 website can't deliver by itself. Product demos online are crucial for marketing websites.


Record video demonstrations with Adobe Captivate
In addition to the mouse actions that you capture while recording the video, you can insert new mouse actions into the video. Click the video clip in the Timeline. Click to play the video and click the icon again to pause at the point where you want to insert a mouse action.


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New shot clock will be used at all 29 NBA arenas during the 2016-17 season. NEW YORK â The NBA and TISSOT announced today the launch of a groundbreaking integrated timing system and a new shot clock with innovative LED glass technology developed exclusively for the league.


When was the shot clock rule introduced to basketball?
When was the shot clock rule introduced to basketball?   1954: The NBA adopts the shot clock. A team must attempt a shot within 24 seconds or lose possession. The shot clock is reset when the ball contacts the rim or backboardâ¦, or when the defensive team gains control of the ball.


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One of the most significant changes to basketball rules was the introduction of the shot clock. The shot clock was first introduced into basketball in the NBA in the 1950s to speed up the game and to make it more exciting. The game is for the kids not the coach and to slow a game down to help the kids try to even the playing field, so be it. The use of the shot clock would require multiple people running both the clock itself as well as the game clock. The NBA was the first to implement a shot clock in the mid-1950s. Teams should be allowed to slow the game and run the clock. The shot clock represents the amount of time the team with the ball has to attempt a shot at the basket.


Basketball
Making the world better, one answer at a time. The shot clock was introduced to the NBA for two main reasons. It was invented to prevent either team from stalling and to make the game faster. The shot clock was introduced to the NBA for two main reasons. It was invented to prevent either team from stalling and to make the game faster.


NBA and Tissot unveil new state-of-the-art shot clock and integrated timing system
The new shot clock will debut July 8 at Samsung NBA Summer League and will be integrated into all NBA arenas for the 2016-17 season. The integration of the new TISSOT shot clock and timing system marks the first time the league will use the same clocks and timing equipment across all 29 of its arenas.


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Biasones idea was a shot clock, giving a team 24 seconds to attempt a shot or else lose possession of the ball. To deal with the matter of excessive fouling, the Board of Governors also adopted a rule limiting the number of fouls per team per quarter, with each foul became a shooting foul after the limit was reached.


NBA and Tissot unveil new state-of-the-art shot clock and integrated timing system
New shot clock will be used at all 29 NBA arenas during the 2016-17 season. Official Release |. July 7, 2016. NEW YORK â The NBA and TISSOT announced today the launch of a groundbreaking integrated timing system and a new shot clock with innovative LED glass technology developed exclusively for the league.


NBA and Tissot unveil new state-of-the-art shot clock and integrated timing system
The NBA introduced the 24-second shot clock during the 1954-55 season as a way to speed up game play. The league has since made a number of enhancements to shot clock technology.


The NBA Introduces a New Shot Clock
The clockâs LED glass is nearly transparent when in use, giving fans behind the baskets a view to the court that was previously obstructed. The NBA introduced the shot clock for the 1954-55 season and it has been positioned on top of the backboard since 1977.


The NBA Introduces a New Shot Clock
Exciting news for time keeping enthusiasts. The NBA is set to debut a fancy new system that integrates game clocks, 24-second and full timeouts. The new state-of-the-art shot clock and integrated timing system will be unveiled in Las Vegas this week during Summer League. Per the AP:


Common causes of Unsteady gait
This information shows the various causes of Unsteady gait, and how common these diseases or conditions are in the general population. This is not a direct indication as to how commonly these diseases are the actual cause of Unsteady gait, but gives a relative idea as to how frequent these diseases are seen overall.


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Some conditions may require surgery to correct the unsteady gait cause. These include spinal conditions, such as lumbar spinal stenosis. Other treatments can include hearing aids for hearing problems, canes or walkers to aid in walking, and vision correction through glasses or a new glasses prescription.


Common causes of Unsteady gait
1 disease that is uncommon. 2 diseases that are rare. 3 diseases that are very rare. 37 diseases without any prevalence information. Causes of Unsteady gait that are common The following causes of Unsteady gait are diseases or conditions that affect more than 1 million people in the USA: Stroke.


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Prescription medications such as these are also associated with increased risk for an unsteady gait: 1  diuretics. 2  narcotics. 3  antidepressants. psychotropics. 4  digoxin. anticonvulsants.  antiarrhythmics.


Unsteady Gait
Unsteady gait is caused by many diseases in various parts of the body. Arthritis is the first cause affecting the joints of the foot making one to walk with difficulty and abnormal position. A person having foot problems like ingrown toenail, skin sore, callus and swelling on his foot will have abnormal walking pattern.


Common causes of Unsteady gait
Causes of Unsteady gait that are uncommon The following causes of Unsteady gait are diseases or conditions that affect more than 200,000 people, but less than 1 million people in the USA: Multiple Sclerosis - unsteady gait. more causes...Â».


Overview
The right side of your cerebellum controls coordination on the right side of your body; the left side of your cerebellum controls coordination on the left. Diseases that damage the spinal cord and peripheral nerves that connect your cerebellum to your muscles also can cause ataxia. Ataxia causes include: Head trauma.


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A doctor may prescribe medications to reduce an unsteady gait if you have the following conditions: 1  arthritis. 2  depression. 3  hypothyroidism. orthostatic hypertension.  Parkinson 1  disease. rhythm disorders.  vitamin B12 deficiency.


Unsteady Gait
Unsteady Gait. The term âGaitâ means walking pattern and unsteady gait is the condition of walking abnormally. Abnormal gait results from number of causes like injury on the brain, spinal cord, injury caused to the legs and even trauma to the inner ear.


forehead
the part of the face above the eyebrows; brow. 2. the fore or front part of anything. Origin of forehead.


feature
forehead - the part of the face above the eyes. brow. face, human face - the front of the human head from the forehead to the chin and ear to ear; he washed his face; I wish I had seen the look on his face when he got the news.


caput
brow. 1  face, human face - the front of the human head from the forehead to the chin and ear to ear; he washed his face; I wish I had seen the look on his face when he got the news.


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From Middle English forhed, forheed, from Old English forhÄafod, foranhÄafod (âforeheadâ), corresponding to fore- +â head. Cognate with Dutch voorhoofd (âforeheadâ), German Vorhaupt (âforeheadâ), Danish forhoved (âbrow; forehead; faceâ).


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1865, Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Macmillan 'This question the Dodo could not answer without a great deal of thought, and it sat for a long time with one finger pressed upon its forehead (the position in which you usually see Shakespeare, in the pictures of him), while the rest waited in silence.


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It was blunt and grey, the nose springing thick and flat from high on the frontal bone of the forehead, whilst his eyes were narrow slits of dark in a tight bandage of tissue.


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forehead in American English (ËfÉrËÉd ; fÃ´rËedË; ËfÉrËhÉd ; fÃ´rËhedË; ËfÉrËÉd ; fÃ¤rËedË; ËfÉrÉªd ; fÃ´rËid; ËfÉrÉªd ; fÃ¤rËid) noun. 1. the part of the face between the eyebrows and the line where the hair normally begins.


Definition of 'forehead'
forehead (ËfÉrÉªd , ËfÉËËhÉd ) noun. the part of the face between the natural hairline and the eyes, formed skeletally by the frontal bone of the skull; brow.


Bindi (decoration)
Hindu woman wearing a bindi. A bindi (Hindi: à¤¬à¤¿à¤à¤¦à¥, from Sanskrit bindu, meaning point, drop, dot or small particle) is a red dot worn on the centre of the forehead, commonly by Hindu and Jain women. The word Bindu dates back to the hymn of creation known as Nasadiya Sukta in the Rigveda.


Definition of 'forehead'
Translations for 'forehead'. British English: forehead /ËfÉrÉªd; ËfÉËËhÉd/ NOUN. Your forehead is the flat area at the front of your head above your eyebrows and below where your hair grows.


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It is probably about 160 for men and 140 for women.


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What is the average sat score in Indiana? What is the average credit score in America? Answer     The average U.S. credit score fluctuates between 678 and 682, depending on economic conditions and on risk-scoring model updates.


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Scores on Tour were on the rise and scores in leagues among high average players were on the rise. A variety of urethane type bowling balls and the emergence in popularity of synthetic lanes was a combination which accommodated higher scores during the decade of the 1980's.


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The bleeder ball worked far better in oil than the standard non-bleeder resin plastic ball and the era of bowling balls for oily conditions and ones for dry conditions emerged and continued throughout the 1970's. Scores rose during that decade in comparison to the decade of the 1960's.


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First, we witnessed gradual increases in the median bowling average scoring for all sanctioned bowlers in the country. As bowling became more and more popular in the 1960's with the advent of the PBA telecasts on ABC TV, the impact of junior programs in the 1960's was on the rise.


Poll: What is your average bowling score?
Click to expand... Today, over 100 million bowlers play in over 90 different countries. More men and women worldwide bowl than play any other sport, with the possible exception of football (soccer in the United States, Canada, Australia and South Africa). Bowling has far more registered dues-paying participants than any other sport.


If tom Bill Annie and Sandy went bowling tom score was 132 Bill score was 140 and Annie scored 145 and Sandy score was 128 what was the average score of all four bowlers?
What is the average score for four bowlers if their scores are 132 140 145 and 128?   step 1: add all four scores   132 + 140 + 145 + 128 = 545   step 2: divide the total points of the four scores by the number of scores   545 divided by 4 = 136.â¦25   136.25 is the average.


What Is a Good Bowling Score?
The highest possible bowling score is 300, so a good bowling score is one that is as close to 300 as possible. Typical good bowling scores for professionals and league players are in the low 200s. Continue Reading.


What Is a Good Bowling Score?
Bowling skill, however, is not measured by a high score on one particular game, but by the average of the bowler's scores over time. It is very difficult to bowl a perfect game. The highest average score for a professional bowler in 2009 was 222.34 for Bill O'Neil, according to Bleacher Report.


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The process of determining a bowling average score is as follows: 1. Add the total of the number of individual game scores together to arrive at a series total score. If in a three game series, such as is the case in most leagues, you bowl games scores of 167 + 171 + 148, your series total score would be 486. 2. Divide your series total score of 486 by the number of games bowled in the given series (3 games) and arrive at your per game average of 162.


Do I Need To Probate the Will?
Probate in New Jersey costs about $150 for the average length Will. The probate fee is based upon the length of the Will, not the value of the estate, so a Will fifteen pages long for an estate worth $100,000 would cost more to probate than a Will two pages long for an estate worth $1,000,000.


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Re: Probate costs in New Jersey. The probate costs are simply the costs involved to probate the Will, which is based upon the number of pages of the Will and how many Surrogate's Certificates you need. If the Will is only a few pages, the cost will be about $100.00 or so.


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Re: Probate costs in New Jersey. The probate costs are simply the costs involved to probate the Will, which is based upon the number of pages of the Will and how many Surrogate's Certificates you need.


Probate Cost
1 Probate laws vary considerably by state, so costs vary also. 2  A Utah attorney estimates that the average cost of probating an uncontested will there is $2,000-$3,000. 3  An attorney in the state of Washington pegs it at $2,500-$5,000.


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0 attorneys agreed. Re: Probate costs in New Jersey. The probate costs are simply the costs involved to probate the Will, which is based upon the number of pages of the Will and how many Surrogate's Certificates you need.


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0 users found helpful. 0 attorneys agreed. Re: Probate costs in New Jersey. The probate costs are simply the costs involved to probate the Will, which is based upon the number of pages of the Will and how many Surrogate's Certificates you need.


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Re: Probate costs in New Jersey. To probabe the will in New Jersey is quite simple. You do not need a lawyer. Just call the County Surrogate for the county where your father lived at the time of his death to make an appointmen.


The Cost of Probate: A State Comparison
New Yorkâs probate cost can range anywhere from 2% to 7% of estateâs value, but could be more under certain circumstances. Depending on the estateâs value, executorâs as well as attorneysâ fees in NY vary between 2.5% to 5% while court costs may range from $215 to $1,250.


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A federal estate tax return will be required only if the taxable estate is very largeâfor deaths in 2015, more than $5.43 million. More than 99% of all estates do not owe federal estate tax. New Jersey estate tax, however, may affect much smaller estatesâthose worth more than $675,000.


Do I Need To Probate the Will?
The probate fee is based upon the length of the Will, not the value of the estate, so a Will fifteen pages long for an estate worth $100,000 would cost more to probate than a Will two pages long for an estate worth $1,000,000.


Plantar Fasciitis, Heel Spurs, Heel Pain
The Plantar Fasciitis Organization is dedicated to the understanding of. Plantar Fasciitis, Heel Spurs, and all other forms of Heel Pain. Disclaimer: The Plantar Fasciitis Organization and Plantar-Fasciitis.org The information provided on Plantar-Fasciitis.org is of a general nature and cannot substitute for the advice of a medical professional such as a doctor.


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Our Mission. 1  To facilitate peer support and education for individuals with chronic pain and their families so that these individuals may live more fully in spite of their pain. 2  To raise awareness among the health care community, policy makers, and the public at large about issues of living with chronic pain.


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The newly approved Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organization (JCAHO) pain assessment and management standards present a rare and important opportunity for widespread and sustainable improvement in how pain is managed in the United States.


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To facilitate peer support and education for individuals with chronic pain and their families so that these individuals may live more fully in spite of their pain. To raise awareness among the health care community, policy makers, and the public at large about issues of living with chronic pain.


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What you need to know (PDF) Medications and treatments, along with pain management techniques like relaxation, pacing, and exercise, can play a big role in reducing pain and improving quality of life. But bodies and medical conditions differ; what helps your friend may not be good for you.


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In approximately 5â15% low back pain can be attributed to a specific cause such as an. osteoporotic fracture, neoplasm or infection.1,2 For the remaining 85â95% of cases, the specific. cause of low back pain is unclear.3,4. 1.4.1 Psychological.


Pain Management: A Fundamental Human Right
The newly approved Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) pain management standards present an important opportunity for widespread and sustainable improvement in pain assessment and management. Unrelieved pain is a major, yet avoidable, public health problem.


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2013 The Joint Commission Standards specifically addressing pain. HR.01.04.01: The hospital provides orientation to staff. Program: Hospital. Chapter: Human Resources. Rationale: N/A. Elements of Performance: 1. The hospital determines the key safety content of orientation provided to staff.


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Update on 2004 Background Paper, BP 6.24 Low back pain. 6.24-6. The exact source of low back pain is often difficult to identify. Non-specific back pain is thus. a major problem for diagnosis and treatment. Low back pain can be produced by different.


Is A Whale Shark A Whale Or A Shark?
Sharks (fish) vs whales. In regards to the differences between sharks (which are fish) and whales (which are marine mammals) there are a number of physiological differences among the two distinct species.Whales are marine mammals and belong to the cetacean family which is made up of all species of whale, dolphin and porpoise. whale shark is a shark, it is not a whale despite having the word âwhaleâ in its name. In fact the whale shark is the largest fish (or shark for that matter) in the world.


Difference Between Whale and Shark
Sharks have no such migrating tendency. Whales are also endangered whereas sharks are not. Summary: 1.When a whale weighs more than 100 tons, the shark weighs about 2,000 kg. 2.Whales give birth to young ones; sharks lay eggs. 3.Plankton and krill are the food of whales.However, toothed whales feed on squid and small fish.hale vs Shark. Whales are mammals and sharks are fish. When whales give birth to young ones, sharks lay eggs. Unlike the young sharks, young whales are fed milk. The whales raise their young ones whereas sharks do not.


Difference Between Whale and Shark
Whales are much larger than sharks. The blue whale is the largest of all the mammals on Earth. When a whale weighs more than 100 tons, the shark weighs about 2,000 kg. Sharks hunt for their food. Whales do not have this hunting tendency. Plankton and krill are the food of whales.hale vs Shark. Whales are mammals and sharks are fish. When whales give birth to young ones, sharks lay eggs. Unlike the young sharks, young whales are fed milk. The whales raise their young ones whereas sharks do not.


Difference Between Whale and Shark
Whale vs Shark. Whales are mammals and sharks are fish. When whales give birth to young ones, sharks lay eggs. Unlike the young sharks, young whales are fed milk. The whales raise their young ones whereas sharks do not.Whales have bones whereas the sharks have no bones but only cartilage.hale vs Shark. Whales are mammals and sharks are fish. When whales give birth to young ones, sharks lay eggs. Unlike the young sharks, young whales are fed milk. The whales raise their young ones whereas sharks do not.


Top 6 largest fish species
The whale shark (Rhincodon typus) is a slow-moving filter feeding shark and the largest known extant fish species. The largest confirmed individual had a length of 12.65 m (41.50 ft) and a weight of approximately 21.5 metric tons (47,000 lb), and unconfirmed reports of considerably larger whale sharks exist.hale sharks have a mouth that can be 1.5 m (4.9 ft) wide, containing 300 to 350 rows of tiny teeth and 10 filter pads which it uses to filter feed. Whale sharks have five large pairs of gills. The head is wide and flat with two small eyes at the front.


Difference Between Shark and Whale
They could be either predators (e.g. Killer whale) or filter feeders. Whales are long lived mammals with a lifespan of 70 â 100 years. Differences between Shark and Whale. â¢ Sharks are fish and cold-blooded, whereas whales are warm-blooded mammals.â¢ Sharks have a cartilaginous skeleton, but it is a bony skeleton in whales. â¢ Whales are generally larger in body size than sharks.â¢ Whales have lungs sharks have gills for breathing. â¢ The body of the whale is covered with hair but shark has dermal denticles covering the skin.hey could be either predators (e.g. Killer whale) or filter feeders. Whales are long lived mammals with a lifespan of 70 â 100 years. Differences between Shark and Whale. â¢ Sharks are fish and cold-blooded, whereas whales are warm-blooded mammals.


Whale shark
The name whale shark comes from the fish's size, being as large as some species of whales and also that it is a filter feeder like baleen whales.hale sharks have a mouth that can be 1.5 m (4.9 ft) wide, containing 300 to 350 rows of tiny teeth and 10 filter pads which it uses to filter feed. Whale sharks have five large pairs of gills. The head is wide and flat with two small eyes at the front.


Is A Whale A Shark?
Although both animals live and thrive in the ocean and there is a species of shark that is called the whale shark the whale species is very different from sharks. In fact sharks are actually considered a type of fish while whales, dolphins and porpoises are marine mammals.nother major difference between whales and sharks is how the two species give birth. Whales give birth the same way that humans and other mammals do (through a pregnancy period or gestation term) while sharks and fish lay eggs.


What are the major differences between a whale shark and a blue whale?
And I think blue sharks are more aggresive than whale sharks. _ The blue whale is the largest mammal on Earth. The underside of its flippers are almost white, while the rest of its body is blue grey. The average blue whale is 75 to 80 feet long and weigh up to 110 tonnes.Females are larger and can weigh up to 150 tonnes.he Whale Shark, like the Blue Whale, are both filter feeders. Blue Whales (Balaenoptera musculus), on the other hand are class mammalia--- they're mammals, as we are. They are warm blooded, have hair, bear and nurse their young alive. As with all Mysticetes (the sub class), they are filter feeders.


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3) Whale â¦ s sharks have the same cartilaginous skeleton structure as other sharks Tthe reason its called WHALE shark is because it is the largest of all the sharks, and as whales are the currently biggest mammals on the earth it only seems appropriate.he only thing it got in common with whales is its  size.  A Whale Shark is a fish and a member of the shark family. It is  called a Whale Shark because the grow to very large size.


Leash
There are also bicycle dog leashes, especially designed for people who enjoy taking their pet in a ride with the bike. The leash is an aluminum tube with a plastic coated cable which runs down through the tube. It extends out of the tube end a couple of feet to allow for ease of movement for the dog.


How to Give Your Dog a Good Leash on Life
Retractable leash. A retractable leash consists of a thin cord wound onto a spring-loaded device inside a plastic handle. As your dog walks away from you, the cord unwinds. When he walks toward you, the cord retracts. A button on the handle allows you to control how much of the cord can be extended.


Leash
1 Allows very close, tight control of a dog in certain competition or training situations. 2  Short, soft, braided leather leash with a loop handle and a clip to attach to the collar, usually about 4 feet in length, commonly used during obedience training.


Dog Training Leashes and Leads - What you Need to Know About Them
The main function of dog training leashes is to prevent a dog from escaping and getting into trouble. However, even the best trained dogs are often required to wear a leash due to local leash laws. Leash laws are generally enforced in parks and other protected areas.


Dog Training Leashes and Leads - What you Need to Know About Them
Retractable dog leashes are not meant to be used for training a dog to heel for the simple fact that they confuse the dog as to how far he is allowed to go at any time. Most importantly, no leash should be misused. Leash jerks may ultimately cause serious neck injuries or tracheal damage.


Dog Training Leashes and Leads - What you Need to Know About Them
Leashes are commonly attached to a dog's collar, but they can also snap on harnesses, halters or other dog training collars. When one extremity of the leash is snapped to a collar, the other extremity is typically held in the hand through a loop.


Leash
For dogs, leashes take many forms; for example: 1  A simple metal chain. 2  Very short tab leashes; a clip attached to a loop handle or to a short piece of leather with a knot or similar short handle. 3  Allows very close, tight control of a dog in certain competition or training situations.


Dog Training Leashes and Leads - What you Need to Know About Them
Shorter leashes are commonly used for training or safety purposes. Pull tabs, also known as traffic leads, are very short leashes generally averaging between 6 to 10 inches and commonly used in metropolitan areas. Dog training leads are generally 1 to 2 feet long and are often used to train a dog to heel.


Leash
A clip-on leash attached to a dog's collar. A leash (also called a lead, lead line or tether) is a rope or similar material attached to the neck or head of an animal for restraint or control. On the animal, some leashes clip or tie to a collar, harness, or halter, while others go directly around the animal's neck.


Dog Training Leashes and Leads - What you Need to Know About Them
The Function of Dog Training Leashes. Dog leashes are often referred to as leads. These two terms can be used interchangeably since they both have the same meaning. A leash or lead is a rope, or any other material, used to keep a dog under control.


Fetal Tachycardia
The outcome of pregnancies complicated by fetal tachycardia is related to the underlying cause of the arrhythmia. PACs and PVCs are benign and the prognosis is excellent. In cases where these extrasystoles result in SVT and in utero medical therapy is successful, a favorable outcome is also expected.


What Causes Fetal Tachycardia? Its Symptoms And Treatment Options
Causes And Symptoms Of Fetal Tachycardia. Fetal tachycardia is a condition which is characterized by heart rate higher than 160 beats per minute. Maternal fever leading to maternal ketosis is one of the leading factors. Dehydration or anxiety in the mother can also lead to fetal tachycardia.


Fetal Heart Tone Sinusoidal Pattern
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Rhythm abnormalities of the fetus
The rise in heart rate is followed by a decrease to 150 bpm by 14 weeks, likely as a consequence of increasing parasympathetic control and improved myocardial contractility. By 20 weeks the average (SD) fetal heart rate is 140 (20) bpm with a gradual decrease to 130 (20) bpm by term.


Rhythm abnormalities of the fetus
Fetal SVT due to an accessory AV pathway is associated with ventricular rates typically of 230â280 bpm, and a shorter VâA interval relative to the AâV interval (soâcalled short VâA tachycardia) with 1:1 atrialâventricular conduction (fig 2â2).).


Fetal Tachycardia
Clinical features and incidence. Fetal tachycardia is defined as a heart rate greater than 160-180 beats per minute (bpm). This rapid rate may have a regular or irregular rhythm which may be intermittent or sustained. A sustained fetal tachyarrhythmia is uncommon, affecting fewer than 1% of all pregnancies.


Rhythm abnormalities of the fetus
Fetal bradycardia is usually diagnosed when the ventricular rate is <110 bpm. The most common cause of fetal bradycardia is sinus bradycardia, which can occur with vagal stimulation as is believed to occur with compression during ultrasound examinations, with fetal distress or with more serious systemic disease.


What Causes Fetal Tachycardia? Its Symptoms And Treatment Options
Causes And Symptoms Of Fetal Tachycardia. Fetal tachycardia is a condition which is characterized by heart rate higher than 160 beats per minute. While in most cases this condition is benign, consistently elevated levels of heart rate can be associated with some of the following factors, Maternal fever leading to maternal ketosis is one of the leading factors.


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Most women go through menopause in their late 40s or early 50s, but usually menopause symptoms start during perimenopause, which typically begins 10 years before the menopausal transition. During perimenopause, symptoms start to occur, and their severity is different for every woman.


Predicting When Menopause Will Occur
Symptoms of menopause can begin anytime between age 45 and 47, a time when the menopause transition, or perimenopause phase, normally takes place, explains Felicia Mendelsohn, MD, a women's health scholar at Columbia University's Center for Menopause, Hormonal Disorders, and Women's Health in New York.


What is the average age of menopause? What age does menopause start?
Pre menopause age or premenopause age-most women begin to experience some type of gradual slowdown of their reproductive cycle resulting in premenopause symptoms and health issues somewhere between their early 30's to their 40's.


What is the average age of menopause? What age does menopause start?
A few years before the average age of menopause occurs, your periods may be normal for a few months and then stop for another few months. You may experience periods that are more or less intense, and perhaps the duration and flow will start to vary.


When Do Menopause Symptoms Start?
Follow us. Most women go through menopause in their late 40s or early 50s, but usually menopause symptoms start during perimenopause, which typically begins 10 years before the menopausal transition. During perimenopause, symptoms start to occur, and their severity is different for every woman.


Menopause
1 The average age of menopause is 51 years old, but menopause may occur as early as the 30s or as late as the 60s. 2  There is no reliable lab test to predict when a woman will experience menopause.


At What Age Will You Enter Menopause?
Menopause Onset and Health Risks. The age at which menopause begins may affect your risk for certain diseases. According to the National Institutes of Health, if you start your periods early (before age 12) and go through menopause late (after age 55), you have an increased risk for breast cancer.


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Menopause is the end of a woman's menstrual cycle and fertility. It happens when the ovaries no longer make estrogen and progesterone, two hormones needed for a woman's fertility, and periods have stopped for 1 year. Menopause happens naturally with age.


At What Age Will You Enter Menopause?
The average age of menopause in the United States is 51, but it is considered perfectly normal for a woman to go through it at any time between the ages of 35 and 59, says Lila Schmidt, MD, a reproductive endocrinologist in private practice in San Diego. âAnything above 35 is not premature,â she says.


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In 2003, Menzel starred on Broadway in Wicked along with fellow singer and actress Kristin Chenoweth. The Winnie Holzman and Shephen Schwartz musical was based on Gregory Maguireâs popular 1995 novel. In 2004 Menzel received a Tony Award for Best Leading Actress in a Musical for her performance as Elphaba in Wicked.


Idina Menzel
Idina Kim Menzel, born Mentzel on May 30, 1971, is an American actress, singer and songwriter. She is known for originating the role of Elphaba in the hit Broadway musical, Wicked, for her role as Maureen in Rent (musical and movie), the voice of main character Elsa in Frozen and for her recurring role as Shelby Corcoran on Glee since 2010.


Idina Menzel
Trivia. 1  She is a mezzo-soprano and a belter. 2  All of her parts in her covered songs are sung by Lea Michele who plays her character's biological daughter. 3  Her idol is Barbra Streisand. 4  She's the original Elphaba (Wicked) and Maureen (RENT). 5  She is widely known for her wide vocal range and belting techniques.


Idina Menzel
Covered Songs. 1  Defying Gravity (Wicked with Kristin Chenoweth) sung by Rachel and Kurt (Wheels) 2  Take Me or Leave Me (Rent with Fredi Walker) sung by Rachel and Mercedes (Comeback) 3  For Good (Wicked with Kristin Chenoweth) sung by Rachel and Kurt (New York)


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Add photo. â 1  Indina Menzel Bio. â 2  Idina Menzel â Wickedâs Original Elphaba. â 3  Idina Menzel and Taye Diggs Separate after 10 years of marriage. â 4  Idina Menzel & Taye Diggs Finalized Their Divorce Before the Holidays, 1 Year After Split. â 5  Taye Diggs and Idina Menzel Welcome a Son.


Idina Menzel
Idina Menzel â Wickedâs Original Elphaba Tweet Idina Menzel, Tony Award-winning actress, songwriter and singer and best known for her original roles as Elphaba, Wicked Witch of the West, in Wicked and as Maureen in Rent, was born May 30, 1971 as Idina Kim Mentzel.


Rent  (musical)
Rent opened as an off-Broadway play on January 26, 1996 at the New York Theatre Workshop. Itsâ popularity saw the play move to Broadway at the Nederlander Theatre. Menzel received a Tony nomination for her performance in the role of Maureen Johnson for Best Featured Actress in a Musical. Her last performance in Rent was on July 1, 1997.


Idina Menzel
Idina also played the role of Maureen in both the 1996 original Broadway production and 2005 movie musical Rent. Additional theatre credits include the role of Amneris in Elton John's Aida and Kate in the 2000 Off-Broadway production of Lippa's The Wild Party.


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Featured Articles. 1  Wicked Fort Myers | Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall Featured. 2  Tom McGowan Takes Over Wizard Duties for Wicked on Broadway Featured. 3  Idina Menzel â Wickedâs Original Elphaba Featured. 4  Wicked 2016 Tour Dates Featured.


Mardi Gras: The Celebration and the Mask
The tradition of wearing masks at Mardi Gras has evolved since the late nineteenth century. Originally the use of masks was considered a diversion for poor people and the reputation of especially women who wore masks during Mardi Gras was in question. Today the wearing of Masks in Mardi Gras is widely practiced by all. The Mardi Gras mask and costume allow the wearer to transcend his or her daily life in a mass of others who are doing the same thing. The transcendence is the magic and power of the Mardi Gras celebration.


Mardi Gras: The Celebration and the Mask
Mardi Gras is French for âFat Tuesdayâ the day before Ash Wednesday when Lent, the traditional period of penance that precedes Easter, begins. The origin of âFat Tuesdayâ is believed to have come from a pagan custom of parading a fat ox through the streets before a period of fasting.


What to Wear for Your Mardi Gras Costume
This is a one size fits most costume that is perfect for Mardi Gras or for any 1920âs style event. Dress has alternating rows of green, purple, and gold fringe and comes with a cute gold colored headpiece. Dress is sleeveless and falls a few inches above the knees.


Mardi Gras: The Celebration and the Mask
Mardi Gras has a 300 year history in the City of New Orleans and is rooted in the French affinity for masked balls, royal ceremony and public entertainments. French culture finds itself married to the African cultureâs attraction to ritual art, rhythm, mask traditions, dance, spirit and soul.


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Elegant Gold Phantom of the Opera Venetian Laser Cut Mask with Clear Rhinestones, Masquerade, Bachelorette, Prom, Mardi Gras, Costume Party...


What to Wear for Your Mardi Gras Costume
Deluxe Mardi Gras 72-Inch Feather Boa. This is a long purple, green, and gold colored feather boa that may be used by either a child or adult. Makes a great Mardi Gras costume accessory, or could be worn alone as a stand out Mardi Gras accent piece.


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Made to Order: Women's Costume - Vampiress - fatally charming red and black satin vampire dress for Halloween or a costume party...


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Corset tank top, mardi gras day outfit, edc rave raver, corset bandeau, masquarad tank top, steampunk clothes, mardi gras day corset...


Mardi Gras Traditions
It's one big holiday in New Orleans! Revelers know to wear costumes or at least dress in purple, green, and gold, and adorn themselves with long beads caught from the floats of previous parades. You'll see a lot of crazy costumes, kids with their families are everywhere, and both locals and visitors having a great time.


What to Wear for Your Mardi Gras Costume
Mardi Gras is a cultural day of celebration that occurs prior to the fasting of Lent. It takes place the day before Ash Wednesday and 47 days before Easter Sunday. People celebrate Mardi Gras, also known as Fat Tuesday, by attending parties or participating in parades. Costumes, beads, and masks are part of the celebration, with colors being gold, purple, and green. These colors stand for power, justice, and faith.


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Spinach is a good source of magnesium. Photo Credit spinach image by Ramon Grosso from Fotolia.com. Psoriasis, a skin condition characterized by raised pink itchy lesions that are made from buildup of dried, dead skin cells, can affect people of any age.


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Milk of magnesia helps heal psoriasis because it dries excess oil. Also, the alkalinity of magnesium helps keep down natural acids that lead to psoriasis. It also cleanses dirt and absorbs oil from your skin. Treatment: 1  Purchase a bottle of liquid milk of magnesia that is labeled magnesium hydroxide.


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Also, the alkalinity of magnesium helps keep down natural acids that lead to psoriasis. It also cleanses dirt and absorbs oil from your skin. Treatment: 1  Purchase a bottle of liquid milk of magnesia that is labeled magnesium hydroxide. 2  Gently wash your skin and gently pat dry with a clean soft towel.


How To Use Milk Of Magnesia For Psoriasis
Milk of magnesia helps heal psoriasis because it dries excess oil. Also, the alkalinity of magnesium helps keep down natural acids that lead to psoriasis. It also cleanses dirt and absorbs oil from your skin.


How To Use Milk Of Magnesia For Psoriasis
Treatment: 1  Purchase a bottle of liquid milk of magnesia that is labeled magnesium hydroxide. 2  Gently wash your skin and gently pat dry with a clean soft towel. 3  Apply a generous amount of milk of magnesia to your skin with a cotton ball or pad. 4  Allow it to dry completely on your skin, or leave on overnight.


How To Use Milk Of Magnesia For Psoriasis
1 Allow it to dry completely on your skin, or leave on overnight. 2  If you are using it on your face, apply milk of magnesia with a cotton ball or pad and leave on for about 10 minutes. 3  Wash face with warm water, and pat dry. 4  Do this twice a week and gradually increase to suit your skins needs.


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Psoriasis, a skin condition characterized by raised pink itchy lesions that are made from buildup of dried, dead skin cells, can affect people of any age.


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Photo Credit spinach image by Ramon Grosso from Fotolia.com. Psoriasis, a skin condition characterized by raised pink itchy lesions that are made from buildup of dried, dead skin cells, can affect people of any age.


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One day soon even the beauty business is going to discover magnesium chloride as not only a natural skin rejuvenator but as a treatment for skin growths, including skin cancer. Lets face it, a powerful cellular rejuvenator like magnesium makes us feel, and actually be, physiologically younger.


Magnesium and Psoriasis
Magnesium is also available as an over the counter supplement in North America and the best absorbed products are magnesium citrate, gluconate and lactate. Magnesium supplements are also better absorbed by the body when taken together with a B complex formula.


Nicolas Sarkozy mocks Francois Hollande for love woes: âHe is the ridiculous presidentâ
1 The other woman: French actress Julie Gayet, 41, is reportedly having an affair with Hollande. 2  France's former President Nicolas Sarkozy, with his third wife Carla, thinks the love triangle makes President Hollande look ridiculous.


Mary-Kate Olsen On Her Relationship With Olivier Sarkozy: âEveryone Has An Opinionâ
Nicolas Sarkozy. Read the latest on Nicolas Sarkozy, the former president of France, who is married to Carla Bruni. Nicolas Sarkozy latest.


Nicolas Sarkozy mocks Francois Hollande for love woes: âHe is the ridiculous presidentâ
C'est ridicule! France's ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy is reportedly gloating over the love trouble his successor, FranÃ§ois Hollande, is going through. He's got himself into a right old pickle, Sarkozy said about the situation, the UK Telegraph reported, citing the Le Canard EnchaÃ®nÃ©, a satirical French newspaper.


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Sarkozy redirects here. For the surname, see Sarkozy (surname). Nicolas Sarkozy (French: [ni.kÉ.la saÊ.kÉ.zi]; born Nicolas Paul StÃ©phane SarkÃ¶zy de Nagy-Bocsa; 28 January 1955) is a French politician who served as the President of France and ex officio Co-Prince of Andorra from 16 May 2007 until 15 May 2012.


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FranÃ§ois GÃ©rard Georges Hollande is the French President. Hollande, a socialist, defeated the incumbent President Nicolas Sarkozy in the election of May 6, 2012, and took office on May 15, 2012 as the 24th President of France and the 7th President of the Fifth Republic of France. Hollande will serve a 5-year term as president.


Francois Hollande: All the president's women
BBC News profiles the women in the life of the man at the helm of the EU's second-biggest economy. Segolene Royal. Ms Royal, a prominent French Socialist who ran for president in 2007, has been appointed to the post of energy and environment minister. She has had four children, now adults, with Mr Hollande.


Francois Hollande: All the president's women
French President Francois Hollande has appointed his former partner, Segolene Royal, to the cabinet, two months after separating from his official partner, Valerie Trierweiler, following reports of his affair with an actress, Julie Gayet.


Carla Bruni
Carla Bruni. Carla Bruni Sarkozy (born Carla Gilberta Bruni Tedeschi; Italian pronunciation: [Ëkarla dÊilËbÉrta ËbruËni teËdeski]; 23 December 1967), is an Italian-French singer-songwriter and former model. She is married to former French president Nicolas Sarkozy.


Carla Bruni
Carla Gilberta Bruni Tedeschi was born in Turin, Italy. Bruni is legally the daughter of Italian concert pianist Marisa Borini and industrialist and classical composer Alberto Bruni Tedeschi. In 2008, however, Bruni told Vanity Fair that her biological father is Italian-born Brazilian grocery magnate Maurizio Remmert.


French President Francois Hollande admits to private life problems
He did not say whether the report is true. The latest revelations call into question whether a complex personal life can be private for someone with round-the-clock bodyguards, and about the role of first lady in France. Trierweiler is the first person to hold the post who was not married to the president. Hollande said he will clarify who the first lady is before he takes a presidential trip to the United States on Feb. 11, but he wouldn't comment further.


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Forage Identification Pages. The is a series of pages that identify the major forage grass and legume species of Indiana and the North Central States. Digitized photos and descriptions of the species characteristics are included.


What should you know about hay? An A to Z Entry
1 Bermuda â yep, this is bermudagrass hay so I guess it fits the picture I had of hay. The folks at Gilmer Dairy in Alabama feed Bermuda to their Holsteins.  Clover â The Graffâs in Illinois planted a mixture of various types of hay including clover.


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Yield and Quality. Dry matter yields of switchgrass, big bluestem, and. Indiangrass for pasture or hay are greatly influenced by. stand density and nitrogen fertilization. Iowa studies of. these three grass species show hay yields of 2.0-2.5. tons per acre of dry matter when no fertilizer nitrogen. was applied. Yield response to nitrogen application is. found in Table 1.


Selecting Quality Hay  for HorsesID-190
The quality of that forage, the composition of the hay, and the way the hay is delivered to the horse are all fundamental for good horse feeding. This publication reviews decisions important in developing a healthy ration. Horses are herbivores, animals made to live primarily on plants (forages).


Selecting Quality Hay  for HorsesID-190
If both types of hay cost $100 per ton, then the horse owner is paying $.29 per pound of crude protein and $.53 per 100 Mcal of digestible energy in the alfalfa and $.58 per pound of crude protein and $.63 per 100 Mcal of D.E. in the grass hay.


Selecting Quality Hay  for HorsesID-190
Species and Variety. Hay composition is highly affected by the species of forage present in the hay. Grass hays include the cool-season species of timothy, smooth bromegrass, orchardgrass, tall fescue, and redtop. Commonly used legumes include alfalfa and red clover, and occasionally lespedeza and birdsfoot trefoil.


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Department of Agronomy > Agronomy Extension. The is a series of pages that identify the major forage grass and legume species of Indiana and the North Central States. Digitized photos and descriptions of the species characteristics are included.


Types of Grass Used for Hay
It grows in USDA zones 5 through 8. For best quality, hay should be cut just as flowers begin to emerge. It is more shade tolerant than other grasses used for hay, but grows well in full sunlight. It is considered a high quality hay and is suitable for most types of livestock. There are several varieties, and each varies in the amount of grazing tolerance, disease resistance and time of maturity.


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Warm-Season Grasses for Hay and Pasture. Switchgrass, Indiangrass, and big bluestem are warm-. season grasses that are a suitable alternative for sum-. mer pasture in Iowa. Their advantage over cool-season. grasses such as bluegrass, bromegrass, and orchard-. grass is their ability to produce during midsummer.


How Does The Cervix Change At Ovulation?
During different phases of your cycle, your cervix will behave differently. There are two main phases for the cervix â the infertile phase and the period where the cervix is approaching ovulation. Most women have a menstrual cycle of 28 days, but it is also normal to have anything from 21 to 35 days.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Cervix And Ovulation
1 doctor agreed: Do not worry: And please do not check your cervix, there is absolutely nothing of value you can tell by checking the cervix of a non-pregnant woman. It does not tell you anything about your ovulation, and may cause bleeding. Best wishes. ...Read more.


how long does it take for you're cervix to close after ovula
how long does it take for you're cervix to close after ovula emilymarie TTC since Jun 2011; 2 kids; Ohio 127 posts. Jul 27th '11. I know that I keep posting things but I am just tryin to get the feeling of my body more and what happens with what.. But ok, my ovulation period had just ended yesterday..


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Cervix And Ovulation
14 Days: If by normal you mean the mucus to become thin again. Progesterone make the mucus thick right after ovulation and last an average of 14 days after which our period should follow. ...Read more.


how long does it take for you're cervix to close after ovula
Actually your cervix will close and become low right after the egg drops due to the surge of hormones. If your still open I'd BD. Good luck! Your cervix can actually remain open for a week AFTER you release your egg. usually it will close 24 hours after, but that is nto always the case.


High, Soft Cervix after Ovulation
Index Share. Usually the cervix returns to a non-fertile (closed, low, hard) position just after ovulation. You may, however, notice that it exhibits some fertile characteristics even after ovulation. This is because some estrogen may be produced by the corpus luteum during your luteal phase.


How do I check my cervix for signs of ovulation?
Notice how the cervix feels to the touch. Just before ovulation it may feel like your lips. After ovulation it will feel harder, like the tip of your nose. Even if you check your cervix, you still need to monitor your two primary ovulation signs: basal body temperature and cervical mucus. This means taking your temperature every morning, before you get up and after you've had at least three hours of uninterrupted sleep.


How many people died in the US Civil War?
The American Civil War was one of the deadliest wars in American History. As many as 620,000 individuals lost their lives during the Civil War, more than in any other war before or since. Confederate deaths were about 260,000 of which 93,000 were killed in combat, while Union deaths were 360,000 of which 110,000 deaths were in combat. Disease was the major cause of death in the civil war.


CIVIL WAR
Robert Pattison Felgar, Texas in the War for Southern Independence, 1861â1865 (Ph.D. dissertation, University of Texas, 1935). Fredericka Meiners, The Texas Governorship, 1861â1865: Biography of an Office (Ph.D. dissertation, Rice University, 1974).


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Confidence votes 887. about 45,000 died in the Texas 1st Regiment about 10,000 died in the Texas 11th regiment. 9 people found this useful.


CIVIL WAR
Approximately 90,000 Texans saw military service in the war. Governor Lubbock reported to the legislature in November 1863 that the army numbered 90,000 Texas residents, but this figure seems high for Texans in service at any one time.


Confederate States of America
Texas During The Civil War. Louis J. Wortham, A HISTORY OF TEXAS: FROM WILDERNESS TO COMMONWEALTH, Volume 4, Chapter LX, Worthham-Molyneaux Company, Fort Worth, Texas 1924.


Explore Texas by Historical Eras Civil War and Reconstruction 1861-1870by Katie Whitehurst
For Texans on all sides, the war brought hardships. Although only a few battles were fought in the state, the effect of the war was widespread. Traffic through the stateâs major port at Galveston was halted by a Union blockade early in the war. Union troops seized the port in the fall of 1862.


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The regular state election was held in Texas in August 2 1861, while the war fever was at its height. Francis R. Lubbock was elected governor on a platform declaring for unstinted support of the Confederacy in the prosecution of the war.


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News of the firing on Fort Sumter was received at Austin on April 17, 1861, and immediately Governor Clark took steps to prepare for the war. He provided for the organization, equipment and instruction of volunteer companies in every county in the state. Lieut.Col.


CIVIL WAR
The large battles of the Civil War were fought beyond the Mississippi River, far from Texas. The state contributed thousands of men who participated in the great battles of the war. Texan Albert Sidney Johnston was killed in the battle of Shiloh in April 1862 while commanding a major Confederate army.


10 Surprising Civil War Facts
More men died in the Civil War than any other American conflict, and two-thirds of the dead perished from disease. Approximately 625,000 men died in the Civil War, more Americans than in World War I, World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War combined. If the names of the Civil War dead were arranged like the names on the Vietnam Memorial, it would stretch over 10 times the wallâs length. Two percent of the population died, the equivalent of 6 million men today. Rifles were by far the warâs deadliest weapons, but deadlier still was disease.


Isotope
The number of nucleons (both protons and neutrons) in the nucleus is the atom's mass number, and each isotope of a given element has a different mass number. For example, carbon-12, carbon-13 and carbon-14 are three isotopes of the element carbon with mass numbers 12, 13 and 14 respectively.or example, 14C is a radioactive form of carbon while 12C and 13C are stable isotopes. There are about 339 naturally occurring nuclides on Earth, of which 288 are primordial nuclides, meaning that they have existed since the solar system's formation.


Radionuclide
A radionuclide (radioactive nuclide, radioisotope or radioactive isotope) is an atom that has excess nuclear energy, making it unstable. radionuclide (radioactive nuclide, radioisotope or radioactive isotope) is an atom that has excess nuclear energy, making it unstable.


Isotope
Isotopes are variants of a particular chemical element which differ in neutron number, although all isotopes of a given element have the same number of protons in each atom.or example, 14C is a radioactive form of carbon while 12C and 13C are stable isotopes. There are about 339 naturally occurring nuclides on Earth, of which 288 are primordial nuclides, meaning that they have existed since the solar system's formation.


Radioactive tracer
Isotopes of a chemical element differ only in the mass number. For example, the isotopes of hydrogen can be written as 1H, 2H and 3H, with the mass number at top left. When the atomic nucleus of an isotope is unstable, compounds containing this isotope are radioactive.Tritium is an example of a radioactive isotope.sotopes of a chemical element differ only in the mass number. For example, the isotopes of hydrogen can be written as 1H, 2H and 3H, with the mass number at top left. When the atomic nucleus of an isotope is unstable, compounds containing this isotope are radioactive. Tritium is an example of a radioactive isotope.


radioisotope
radioisotope. a radioactive form of an element, consisting of atoms with unstable nuclei, which undergo radioactive decay to stable forms, emitting characteristic alpha, beta, or gamma radiation.These may occur naturally, as in the cases of radium and uranium, or may be created artificially. radioactive form of an element, consisting of atoms with unstable nuclei, which undergo radioactive decay to stable forms, emitting characteristic alpha, beta, or gamma radiation.


Isotopes of hydrogen
Of these, 5 H is the most stable, and 7 H is the least. Hydrogen is the only element whose isotopes have different names that are in common use today. The 2 H (or hydrogen-2) isotope is usually called deuterium, while the 3 H (or hydrogen-3) isotope is usually called tritium.The symbols D and T (instead of 2 H and 3 H) are sometimes used for deuterium and tritium.f these, 5 H is the most stable, and 7 H is the least. Hydrogen is the only element whose isotopes have different names that are in common use today. The 2 H (or hydrogen-2) isotope is usually called deuterium, while the 3 H (or hydrogen-3) isotope is usually called tritium.


What are radioactive isotopes?
Making the world better, one answer at a time. A radioactive isotope is a form of an element that is unstable and eventually decays into a different element. For example, most Carbon has 6 protons and 6 neutrons, and is stable.aking the world better, one answer at a time. A radioactive isotope is a form of an element that is unstable and eventually decays into a different element. For example, most Carbon has 6 protons and 6 neutrons, and is stable.


Isotope
Thus different isotopes of a given element all have the same number of electrons and share a similar electronic structure. Because the chemical behavior of an atom is largely determined by its electronic structure, different isotopes exhibit nearly identical chemical behavior.or example, 14C is a radioactive form of carbon while 12C and 13C are stable isotopes. There are about 339 naturally occurring nuclides on Earth, of which 288 are primordial nuclides, meaning that they have existed since the solar system's formation.


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Deer Hunting. On a whitetail deer, is there an area, above the lungs and below the spine where you can shoot and miss the vitals?


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QUOTE(MThunter4684 @ Nov 3 2008, 01:39 PM). I shot a doe the other day and while gutting her I found there was black spots on her lungs. I called the local game warden and he didn't know what it was and said if I wasn't comfortable with it he would exchange the doe for a new tag. I took the new tag just in case.


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QUOTE(MThunter4684 @ Nov 3 2008, 01:39 PM). I shot a doe the other day and while gutting her I found there was black spots on her lungs. I called the local game warden and he didn't know what it was and said if I wasn't comfortable with it he would exchange the doe for a new tag.


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I shot a doe today with black spots on her lungs and I can't find out what it is ether. i think i'm gonna do what you did and get a new tag. QUOTE(MThunter4684 @ Nov 3 2008, 01:39 PM). I shot a doe the other day and while gutting her I found there was black spots on her lungs.


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Deer Hunter 2014 cheats and guides on how to do a Lung Shot in Deer Hunter 2014. There are many reasons to do a lung shot in Deer Hunter 2014. And here you will find all the reasons for why and how to do a Lung Shot in Deer Hunter 2014.


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Deer Hunter 2014 cheats and guides on how to do a Lung Shot in Deer Hunter 2014.


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Jim C. Tyler, via email. Arrows that hit animals high in the chest usually result in a one-lung hit or a hit to the muscle band, which lies just below the spine. In both cases, the animals usually gets away and heals completely.


Whitetail Deer Shot Placement
If the deer reflexively crouches at the sound of the shot and drops down, your arrow will still hit the mid-chest cavity and do damage to the lungs. Accuracy is a must when aiming for the heart because you are flirting with the bone that connects the leg and shoulder.


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Arrows that hit animals high in the chest usually result in a one-lung hit or a hit to the muscle band, which lies just below the spine. In both cases, the animals usually gets away and heals completely. Scientific evidence actually shows that cloven-hoofed herbivors (elk, deer, caribou, etc.) can live on only one lung.


Circulatory System
There are three important organs of the deer's circulatory system that deserve particular attention--the heart, lungs, and spleen. Heart. Whitetail Deer, like most mammals, have a four chamber heart which circulates blood through the circulatory system.


Apple Makes Bing The âDefault Search Engineâ For Siri
One could thus argue that Bing now becomes the âdefault search engineâ on the iPhone (more like the default âSiri engineâ). Saying âdefault search engineâ isnât entirely accurate however. Thatâs because most people donât use Siri to search the internet today.


How To Change Siri's Default Search Engine
This will change Siri and Safariâs default search engine. Also, if youâd like to search for something on Google, Bing, or Yahoo, you can always ask Siri. Just say something like, âsearch for tigers on Bingâ and Siri will search the requested website for tigers.


How To Change Siri's Default Search Engine
This is iOS Advice. Using Siri to search the Web can be very helpful. By default, Apple has given Siri the ability to search Google. Luckily, thereâs a way to change the default search engine used by Siri and Safari. This can be helpful if you prefer searching the Web with Yahoo or Bing.


Apple Makes Bing The âDefault Search Engineâ For Siri
Apple Makes Bing The âDefault Search Engineâ For Siri. One of the things that you might have missed if you werenât paying really close attention to the live blogs of the Apple WWDC keynote is that when iOS 7 comes out Siri will be able to directly search Twitter, Wikipedia â and Bing.


Can I change Siri's search engine?
Safari and Siri used to be connected. Whichever search engine Safari used Siri used. That's no longer the case. Google pays Apple to be the default search on Safari and Bing pays Apple to the the default search on Siri. You can change it in Safari but not in Siri.


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Siri is also integrated into Apple Watch's watchOS, where the feature can be activated by holding down the Digital Crown or by saying Hey, Siri.. Siri is additionally integrated into Apple TV's tvOS, where the feature can be activated using a button on the included Siri Remote.


How to Search the Web with Siri
With your handy iPhone 4S and Siri, you can get the information you need from the web fast. The first thing you might want to try is a basic web search about anything currently on your mind â without specifying what search engine you want to use. Apple has partnered with Wolfram|Alpha â one of the worldâs leading sources for expert knowledge and computation â to power Siriâs on-demand information feature.


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Tell Siri what you want to find, beginning with âSearch the web forâ or âDo a search for.â. Either formulation will do. Siri obeys your command and opens up your iPhoneâs Safari browser. Tap the website that best addresses your query, or scroll to the next page for more results.


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1 The exact cooking time will vary depending on the size of your coddler and the size of your eggs. 2  For one medium egg in a small coddler, cook it for 5 minutes. 3  For one large egg in a small coddler, cook it for 5 and 1/2 minutes. 4  For two medium eggs in a large coddler, cook the eggs for 6 and 1/2 minutes.. Use the coddled egg as desired. To get to the eggs, simply crack the shells and dump the contents into a small dish. 1  Coddled eggs prepared in this manner are most often used in recipes that call for coddled eggs as an ingredient, like Caesar salad dressing and mayonnaise.


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A coddled egg is simply a gently cooked egg with a runny to semi-runny consistency. If you plan on eating coddled eggs for breakfast, consider investing in an actual porcelain egg coddler. If you only need to coddle an egg for use in a recipe, though, you can prepare the egg without the actual coddler.. Use the coddled egg as desired. To get to the eggs, simply crack the shells and dump the contents into a small dish. 1  Coddled eggs prepared in this manner are most often used in recipes that call for coddled eggs as an ingredient, like Caesar salad dressing and mayonnaise.


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1 The number of eggs you should use will depend on the size of your coddler. 2  Small egg coddlers only fit one egg, while large egg coddlers can fit two eggs. 3  You can add other ingredients and seasonings, as well. 4  Consider sprinkling in a look grated cheese, fresh herbs, crumbled bacon, or 1/2 tsp (2.5 ml) heavy cream.. Use the coddled egg as desired. To get to the eggs, simply crack the shells and dump the contents into a small dish. 1  Coddled eggs prepared in this manner are most often used in recipes that call for coddled eggs as an ingredient, like Caesar salad dressing and mayonnaise.


How to coddle an egg?
How To Use An Egg Coddler: Start water in large pot to boiling. Butter the inside of the coddler and the inside of the metal lid. (you can also use olive oil, cooking oil, or non-stick spray).Break one or two eggs (according to size of the coddler) into the cup, and season to taste with pepper and salt.Screw on the lid (do not screw the lid on very tightly.utter the inside of the coddler and the inside of the metal lid. (you can also use olive oil, cooking oil, or non-stick spray). Break one or two eggs (according to size of the coddler) into the cup, and season to taste with pepper and salt. Screw on the lid (do not screw the lid on very tightly.


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Cooking time for a large egg coddler: 2 large eggs - 8 1/2 minutes 2 medium eggs - 6 1/2 minutes. Remove the egg coddler from the water using the end of a fork/spoon through the lifting ring or lift using oven mitts or other heat-proof gloves.arefully remove eggs from shell and whisk them together with the rest of the vinaigrette in a bowl. To coddle the eggs, crack them into a small glass bowl. Place the bowl in the microwave oven and heat for 15 seconds. This will slightly cook the eggs, yet they will still have a runny consistency.


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Egg coddlers have been used in England since the 1800s. The original name for an egg coddler was pipkin. An egg coddler is a porcelain or pottery cup with a lid that is used to prepare a dish called coddled eggs. The eggs are soft-cooked and similar to poached eggs, but the eggs are cooked more slowly than a boiled egg.arefully remove eggs from shell and whisk them together with the rest of the vinaigrette in a bowl. To coddle the eggs, crack them into a small glass bowl. Place the bowl in the microwave oven and heat for 15 seconds. This will slightly cook the eggs, yet they will still have a runny consistency.


How to coddle an egg?
An egg coddler is a porcelain or pottery cup with a lid that is used to prepare a dish called, appropriately enough, coddled eggs. The egg(s) are broken into the buttered coddler, and seasonings are added. The coddler is then closed with the lid and partially immersed in boiling water for a few minutes.utter the inside of the coddler and the inside of the metal lid. (you can also use olive oil, cooking oil, or non-stick spray). Break one or two eggs (according to size of the coddler) into the cup, and season to taste with pepper and salt. Screw on the lid (do not screw the lid on very tightly.


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By this definition, what we call a hard-boiled egg is an egg that has been coddled for 15 minutes or so. There are other stages of coddling. A soft-boiled egg has been coddled for 3 to 4 minutes, and has a soft white and a soft yolk. The white may be runny or lightly set, depending on the length of coddling time.Such an egg is usually eaten by placing it in a special egg cup, lopping off the top of the shell and spooning out the contents. soft-boiled egg has been coddled for 3 to 4 minutes, and has a soft white and a soft yolk. The white may be runny or lightly set, depending on the length of coddling time. Such an egg is usually eaten by placing it in a special egg cup, lopping off the top of the shell and spooning out the contents.


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Microwave Coddled Eggs: To coddle the eggs, crack them into a small glass bowl. Place the bowl in the microwave oven and heat for 15 seconds. This will slightly cook the eggs, yet they will still have a runny consistency.Transfer eggs to ice water to stop cooking.arefully remove eggs from shell and whisk them together with the rest of the vinaigrette in a bowl. To coddle the eggs, crack them into a small glass bowl. Place the bowl in the microwave oven and heat for 15 seconds. This will slightly cook the eggs, yet they will still have a runny consistency.


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Carefully remove eggs from shell and whisk them together with the rest of the vinaigrette in a bowl. To coddle the eggs, crack them into a small glass bowl. Place the bowl in the microwave oven and heat for 15 seconds. This will slightly cook the eggs, yet they will still have a runny consistency.Transfer eggs to ice water to stop cooking.arefully remove eggs from shell and whisk them together with the rest of the vinaigrette in a bowl. To coddle the eggs, crack them into a small glass bowl. Place the bowl in the microwave oven and heat for 15 seconds. This will slightly cook the eggs, yet they will still have a runny consistency.


2x6 or 2-2x4s to support a truss?
A double 2x4 can support 3639 lbs, or about half that of a single 2x6. The only advantage of the double 2x4 is, in the event it loses lateral support, it can support 5 times as much weight without lateral buckling as the single 2x6 (2674 lbs compared to 525 lbs).esse: I checked on that, and prices are approx $1.80 for a 2x6; $2.20 for a 2x8; $3.10 for a 13 double wall. So, a tad cheaper/cf for the double wall, but not as much as I'd hoped. F-glass batts would run about $1.10 for that wall, and mineral wool will be a bit more.


2x6 strength? How much weight will a truss in my garage hold?
Just wondering how safe this actually is? in my garage I have 2x6s spaced 24 inches apart. And a 12 foot span (garage is 12 feet wide) is there a way/formula to figure out how much a 2x6 standind on end with the weight in the center can hold. I would definitely cross 3 trusses to spread the weight.A 4 cylinder engine is pretty light 300 lbs.ust wondering how safe this actually is? in my garage I have 2x6s spaced 24 inches apart. And a 12 foot span (garage is 12 feet wide) is there a way/formula to figure out how much a 2x6 standind on end with the weight in the center can hold. I would definitely cross 3 trusses to spread the weight.


6 ft 2x6 beam - how much downward pull can it take?
Two 2x6es on 24 intervals would support 40PSF (pounds per square foot) live load (i.e. load that comes and goes such as people and furniture) plus 10 PSF of dead load (weight of the structural elements) but we won't count the dead load allowance here because the 2x6 is still a part of the porch roof support.he weight of you suspended from the rings in the center of the joist is not exactly a uniform load but the formula is, again, for 8'-6 span, so the extra strength that the shorter span affords would even that out.


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A 2x6 16OC is only rated. for 30 live floor load to about 11'2. A 20 foot span 16. OC need at least. a 2x10 for a 30 pound live load. For a 20 lb live load, limited storage with SYP joists 16. OC is good to. about 14.5 feet of span. This calculation includes the weight of a drywall. ceiling under the joists. 20 foot span 16. OC need at least. a 2x10 for a 30 pound live load. For a 20 lb live load, limited storage with SYP joists 16. OC is good to. about 14.5 feet of span.


Using a 2x6 as a rafter with a 14 foot span how much weight can it hold?
W = s * 2wh^2 / (3L) W = 1400 lb/in^2 * 2 * 1.5 in * (5.5 in)^2 / (3 * 14 ft * 12 in/ft) W = 252 lb So, that's how much weight you can hold concentrated at the center of your rafter.Note that it doesn't account for the weight of the board itself. = s * 2wh^2 / (3L) W = 1400 lb/in^2 * 2 * 1.5 in * (5.5 in)^2 / (3 * 14 ft * 12 in/ft) W = 252 lb So, that's how much weight you can hold concentrated at the center of your rafter.


Thread: How to calculate load capacity on construction...
My building has a loft. I have 2X6's for the joist, 2 feet on center, with 3/4 tongue in groove sheeting. I have wondered just how much load I can safely put up there without overdoing it. Since I am far from an engineer, I don't know where to look to try and figure that out.Any help would be greatly appreciated.y building has a loft. I have 2X6's for the joist, 2 feet on center, with 3/4 tongue in groove sheeting. I have wondered just how much load I can safely put up there without overdoing it. Since I am far from an engineer, I don't know where to look to try and figure that out. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


2x6 or 2-2x4s to support a truss?
In our area it's a minimal upcharge to go from a 2x6 to a 12 wall with dry dense-packed cellulose.. Jesse: I checked on that, and prices are approx $1.80 for a 2x6; $2.20 for a 2x8; $3.10 for a 13 double wall.So, a tad cheaper/cf for the double wall, but not as much as I'd hoped. F-glass batts would run about $1.10 for that wall, and mineral wool will be a bit more.esse: I checked on that, and prices are approx $1.80 for a 2x6; $2.20 for a 2x8; $3.10 for a 13 double wall. So, a tad cheaper/cf for the double wall, but not as much as I'd hoped. F-glass batts would run about $1.10 for that wall, and mineral wool will be a bit more.


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A 20 foot span 16. OC need at least. a 2x10 for a 30 pound live load. For a 20 lb live load, limited storage with SYP joists 16. OC is good to. about 14.5 feet of span.This calculation includes the weight of a drywall. ceiling under the joists. 20 foot span 16. OC need at least. a 2x10 for a 30 pound live load. For a 20 lb live load, limited storage with SYP joists 16. OC is good to. about 14.5 feet of span.


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Fine Homebuilding notes that 2-inch by 6-inch garage joists will support a weight of up to 50 pounds per square foot. If you overload your garage's ceiling joists, the ceiling may appear to sag from the strain.While your 2-inch by 6-inch joists can collapse from too much weight, such a scenario is uncommon.ine Homebuilding notes that 2-inch by 6-inch garage joists will support a weight of up to 50 pounds per square foot. If you overload your garage's ceiling joists, the ceiling may appear to sag from the strain.


"How much weight can a 2"" x 6"" wood plank support? Engineering or construction expertise please.?"
There is a 2 x 6 wood plank attached horizontally to two vertical 4 x 4 posts. The posts are spaced 3 feet apart. The plank is attached to each post with 2 bolts/nuts on each post.The plank is located 8 feet high on the posts from the ground. The plank extends four feet from the 2nd post.here is a 2 x 6 wood plank attached horizontally to two vertical 4 x 4 posts. The posts are spaced 3 feet apart. The plank is attached to each post with 2 bolts/nuts on each post. The plank is located 8 feet high on the posts from the ground. The plank extends four feet from the 2nd post.


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Two men confer in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. The 206th birthday of the famous former president is being observed in 2015. Photo: Reuters. Thursday marks the 206th birthday of the 16th U.S. president just ahead of Presidents Day.


Lincoln's Birthday 2019 and 2020
Lincolnâs Birthday is an American holiday observed only by a select few states. The holiday is meant to celebrate the anniversary of the former presidentâs birthday, February 12th, 1809. Connecticut, New York, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Arizona, and California all choose to celebrate this holiday. New Jersey used to celebrate Lincolnâs birthday until it enacted what is called The Public Employee Pension and Benefits Reform Act of 2008.


Lincoln's Birthday 2019, 2020 and further
History of Lincoln's Birthday. The history of Lincoln's Birthday 2018 dates back to February 12, 1809, when Abraham Lincoln was born in Hardin County, Kentucky. Lincoln began his political career at the age of 23 in 1832 when he ran an unsuccessful campaign for the Illinois General Assembly, as a Whig Party member.


Lincoln's Birthday
Many Republican Party organizations hold Lincoln's Birthday celebrations because Lincoln was the first Republican president. Lincoln's Birthday is a legal, public holiday in some U.S. states, observed on the anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth on February 12, 1809 In Hodgensville,Kentucky. Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, and New York observe the holiday.


Lincoln's Birthday 2019, 2020 and further
Significance of Lincoln's birthday 2018. Lincoln's Birthday 2018, also known as Abraham Lincoln's Birthday, Abraham Lincoln Day or Lincoln Day, is a federal holiday that is observed, yearly, on February 12 in the states of Illinois, Connecticut, Missouri and New York.


Abraham Lincoln's Birthday
Abraham Lincoln's Birthday. Date When Celebrated: February 12th.is Abraham Lincoln's actual birth date. However, in modern times, we celebrate Lincoln, and all of the U.S. Presidents, on President's Day. Every American knows President Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States. Honest Abe, as he was commonly known, was born in the wilderness country of Hardin County, Kentucky on February 12, 1809.


Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln was born February 12, 1809. President Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States. He was assassinated on Good Friday, April 14, 1865, by John Wilkes Booth while attending a play entitled Our American Cousin at Ford's Theatre. This was the first Presidential assassination in American history.


Abraham Lincoln Quotes, Facts: Little-Known Trivia About The 16th President On His Birthday
Abraham Lincoln Quotes, Facts: Little-Known Trivia About The 16th President On His Birthday. Two men confer in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. The 206th birthday of the famous former president is being observed in 2015. Thursday marks the 206th birthday of the 16th U.S. president just ahead of Presidents Day. But did you know that Presidents Day technically doesnât include Abraham Lincoln? The law that set aside the third Monday in February as a federal holiday mentions only George Washingtonâs birthday.


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Yeah, we said it. The rugged handsome President Abraham Lincoln would have celebrated his 205th birthday on Tuesday. See some of Lincoln's best photos and quotes below, in honor of the always-honest president's birthday: Imgur. A colorized photo of Abraham Lincoln. Source: Imgur. Library of Congress.