Why Intel Is Now Tech's Undervalued Stock
So shares of Intel have pulled back about 1%, to around $35 a share. However, the price drop isnât anything that could be described as catastrophic for a stock that has been on the rise since 2015, when it traded at about $25 a share. And the stock at $35 is still near its 52-week high of $38. âThe companyâs long-term fundamentals are still intact,â argues Michael McConnell, analyst at investment firm Pacific Crest, who has maintained his positive rating of âoverweightâ on the stock, with a price target of $43 a share.


Intel
Intel Corporation was founded on July 18, 1968, by semiconductor pioneers Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore, and widely associated with the executive leadership and vision of Andrew Grove.


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*The 1976 ending price for Intel has been adjusted for a 3 for 2 stock split. *The 1978 ending price for Intel has been adjusted for a 5 for 4 stock split. *The 1979 ending price for Intel has been adjusted for a 3 for 2 stock split. *The 1980 ending price for Intel has been adjusted for a 2 for 1 stock split. *The 1983 ending price for Intel has been adjusted for a 2 for 1 stock split. *The 1987 ending price for Intel has been adjusted for a 3 for 2 stock split.


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INTC Price. (Intel Corporation stock price per share) $36.28. The intrinsic value of a company is how much cash it can generate over its lifespan. If a business lasts for ten years and produces a million dollars of free cash profit every year, its intrinsic value is ten million dollars.


Where Will Intel Stock Be 1 Year from Now?
Analysts, on average, believe that Intel's earnings per share will rise 7% to $2.50 per share for fiscal 2016. They have an average price target of $37.61 on the stock, which would represent a 9% gain from its price at the time of this writing.


Where Will Intel Stock Be 1 Year from Now?
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) stock has bounced between $28 and $35 this year, but its current price represents nearly flat growth from the beginning of the year. That range-bound trading can likely be attributed to the sluggish PC market, weak demand for its data center chips, and its humbling retreat from the mobile market.


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âHe isnât some kind of butler or something. âIt makes the other guy (the other marine) look like a butler too.'. âI think itâs a lack of respect for the marine, thatâs what I think.'. âI donât understand why one of his aides could not have held the umbrella.


'It made him look like a butler': Retired general blasts President Obama for ordering U.S. Marine to break military rules by holding an umbrella
Broken Regulations: US Marines hold umbrellas during light rain for US President Barack Obama and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The President caused a stir when he summoned over two marines to keep him dry at a press conference in the Rose Garden. The marines held an umbrella over the President and the Turkish Prime Minister individually as Obama made jokes about the weather.


Marineâs Go Silent When Obama Walks In, But When Bush Does The Whole Room Erupts
Marineâs Go Silent When Obama Walks In, But When Bush Does The Whole Room Erupts. Regardless of what you think bout Bush and his policies, and maybe even his personality, itâs easy to tell in this next clip how he was perceived as a president by the troops!


Marineâs Go Silent When Obama Walks In, But When Bush Does The Whole Room Erupts
Around 2008, Obama was one of the most beloved speakers and politicians, thatâs until America found out what it was REALLY getting as an elected president. As you are about to see in this next video, even military officials react COMPLETELY different to Obama as they did to Bush.


"""The Commandant's Own"""
U.S. Marine Maj. Christopher Hall, the commanding officer and director of The Commandantâs Own, directs the Drum and Bugle Corps during a performance at Times Square in New York during Fleet Week, May 28, 2016.


James L. Jones
During his military career, he served as Commander, United States European Command (COMUSEUCOM) and Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) from 2003 to 2006 and as the 32nd Commandant of the Marine Corps from July 1999 to January 2003. Jones retired from the Marine Corps on February 1, 2007, after 40 years of service.


Marineâs Go Silent When Obama Walks In, But When Bush Does The Whole Room Erupts
Around 2008, Obama was one of the most beloved speakers and politicians, thatâs until America found out what it was REALLY getting as an elected president. When the world soon heard of what he was scheming, officials, citizens, and even military started disrespecting himâ¦.


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James Logan Jim Jones, Jr. (born December 19, 1943) is a retired United States Marine Corps general and the former United States National Security Advisor.


What Are REM and Non-REM Sleep?
A lot happens in your body while you sleep. When you get your ZZZs, you cycle between REM and non-REM sleep. REM stands for rapid eye movement. During REM sleep, your eyes move quickly in different directions. That doesn't happen during non-REM sleep.


When cycling, how many RPM should I be aiming for?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: 80~90 is a good rpm to target, it does take a while to get use to it and to train your legs to spin that fast. Most people prefer to spin at lower rpm's and feel more resistance while pedaling, however this is not a very efficient way to get the power to the ground. The concept here is that you can only push down with a given amount of effort, the standard for power is watts this is work x time.


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It turns out the woman had a sleep disorder called sleep paralysis -- when a person... First comes non-REM sleep, followed by a shorter period of REM sleep, and then the cycle starts over again. Dreams typically happen during REM sleep.


What Happens in an Indoor Cycling Class?
1 You control resistance on your bike to make the pedaling as easy or difficult as you choose. 2  Constant adjustment is normal. 3  All you'll need is workout clothes, a towel (to wipe your face) and a water bottle.


What Happens in an Indoor Cycling Class?
1 cadence, or pedal rate. 2  resistance of the bike's flywheel, which can be continually adjusted throughout the class to make pedaling easier or more difficult. 3  by the rider's body position, as they either pedal from a seated position or rise from the saddle.


What Happens in an Indoor Cycling Class?
The Bottom Line. SpinningÂ®-brand classes or other indoor cycling workouts (such as LeMond, Reebok or Schwinn, which all have slight variations to how they approach this) can be a great way to get in a vigorous workout -- burning calories and keeping your muscles in shape -- especially during the off-season.


When cycling, how many RPM should I be aiming for?
To learn to spin faster takes some time, lower the resistance you are use to and increase your pedaling rpm, don't try to do it all at once but work up. An other thing do do is one legged pedaling to get a more complete pedal stroke. Being you are into Tri's here is an interesting article you might want to read.


When cycling, how many RPM should I be aiming for?
You want to spin at 70-90 rpm's with a lite pressure on the pedals. That is the most efficient range and uses your slow twitch muscles that use fat as a fuel and can go for a very long time. It takes a little time to get use to pedaling that fast but it helps a lot. You go not not want much pedal pressure at all.


Low-cost air fares: How ticket prices fall and rise
The findings show that fares can actually fall and then rise a number of times during the period leading up to a flight. The price of a Ryanair flight from London to Rome in the middle of April, for example, fell on six separate occasions in the six weeks before departure.


Why flights are cheaper at the last minute
You could save hundreds of pounds on long-haul flights by booking just weeks before you travel, even in peak periods such as Christmas or Easter. Fares are generally 8pc cheaper three weeks before departure than fares booked six months in advance, according to research by travel comparison website Kayak.co.uk.


Do flight prices generally go up or down nearer the time of travel?
They definitely go up. If you do not book at least 14 days before your scheduled departure date, the price shoots up. You should probably book now because I do not see ticket prices going down anytime soon because airlines have cut flights. potatochip Â· 8 years ago.


Why flights are cheaper at the last minute
Kayak.co.uk also has a price forecast tool that predicts whether the price of a specific flight is likely to rise or fall within the next seven days. This can be a good guide if you are unsure whether to book at today's price.


Why flights are cheaper at the last minute
Why flights are cheaper at the last minute. Contrary to popular belief, booking airline tickets late is often cheaper. We explain how the pricing works. Carolyn Monchouguy found return flights to Australia for Â£745 two months before her holiday Photo: Rii Schroer.


Low-cost air fares: How ticket prices fall and rise
How we did the research: We checked the price of fares to a number of popular European cities leaving London on 12 April 2013. We picked one flight per airline per destination. Every day for six weeks prior to departure, we recorded the lowest price available for that flight on the airline's website.


Low-cost air fares: How ticket prices fall and rise
This results in the peaks and troughs in the prices. In the space of just four days, a ticket from London to Barcelona with the Irish airline went from Â£57.99 to Â£35.34 to Â£28.14 and then back up to Â£41.74. At Easyjet it is all about buckets.


Do flight prices generally go up or down nearer the time of travel?
Book your flight ASAP. the general rule of thumb is to purchase your tickets 8-12 weeks before your departure to insure yourself the cheapest possible ticket. Once it is less then 8 weeks to your departure the price will continue to go up and up.


Do airfares ever drop a few days before flight departs?
Looking at a flight to cancun feb. 12th that is presently over $800. Do airlines ever drop the price last minute to sell unsold seats, say maybe a few days in advance?


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Compost Physics
The rate at which composting occurs depends on physical as well as chemical factors. Temperature is a key parameter determining the success of composting operations. Physical characteristics of the compost ingredients, including moisture content and particle size, affect the rate at which composting occurs.


Gangrene
Chronic diseases, such as diabetes mellitus, arteriosclerosis, or diseases affecting the blood vessels, such as Buerger's disease or Raynaud's disease, can cause gangrene. Post-traumatic causes of gangrene include compound fractures, burns, and injections given under the skin or in a muscle.


Blood Sugar Testing / Management
Infection or an illness such as a cold or the flu, for instance, can cause high blood sugars, loss of diabetes control, and and if you have type 1 diabetes may result in a condition known as ketoacidosis.


Gangrene
There are three major types of gangrene: dry, moist, and gas (a type of moist gangrene). Dry gangrene is a condition that results when one or more arteries become obstructed. In this type of gangrene, the tissue slowly dies, due to receiving little or no blood supply, but does not become infected.


All About Decompression Sickness
Also known as The Bends and Caisson Disease, Decompression Sickness is an illness that can affect divers or other people (such as miners) who are in a situation that involves pressure rapidly decreasing around the body. DCS, as it is commonly know, is caused by a build up of nitrogen bubbles in the body.


Gangrene
Moist gangrene may occur in the toes, feet, or legs after a crushing injury or as a result of some other factor that causes blood flow to the area to suddenly stop. When blood flow ceases, bacteria begin to invade the muscle and thrive, multiplying quickly without interference from the body's immune system.


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real property. an estate or property consisting of lands and of all appurtenances to lands, as buildings, crops, or mineral rights (distinguished from personal property).


Distinguish between Real Property and Personal Property
Real property describes land and things that are attached to the land, which is why land is sometimes called real estate or realty. Even though wood, steel, and other building materials arenât land themselves, when theyâre built into structures attached to the land, they become real property, too.


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Historical Examples. 1  The fact that it was not a real property to begin with had no place in his thoughts. 2  Minute descriptions of real property and chattels are given. 3  In the enjoyment of real property, others must partly share. 4  Send for a notary at once, so that I can settle on you all my nominal or real property.


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Each of these items is a piece of real property, because these items are attached to the land. Since real property includes everything growing on my land, my real property includes my crops. Once cut, these crops become a moveable good. But while these crops are growing on my land, they are a part of my real property.


Real Property and Personal Property: Definition and Differences
There are many different types of laws that specifically pertain to personal property, and many other types of laws that pertain specifically to real property. Personal property is movable property. It's anything that can be subject to ownership, except land. Real property is immovable property - it's land and anything attached to the land. Normally, a piece of property can be easily classified as either personal property or real property. The difference between the two is usually fairly straightforward. However, sometimes it's a little harder to categorize property. Let's look at one example.


Instructions for Form 990 Return of Organization Exempt From Income Tax (2017)
A person can own all sorts of intangible âthings,â including the following: 1  Bank accounts. 2  Franchises and licenses. 3  Insurance policies. 4  Intellectual property such as patents, copyrights, and trademarks.


Real Property and Personal Property: Definition and Differences
Real Property. The key difference between personal property and real property is that real property is fixed permanently to one location. This includes land and anything that is built on the land. It also includes anything that's growing on the land or that exists under the face of the land.


Distinguish between Real Property and Personal Property
Anything that can be legally owned may be called property. All property can be grouped into two main categories: real property and personal property. Personal property can be further classified as chattels and intangibles. One reason to know these categories is simply to understand what other property lawyers are talking about.


real property
There may be many estates in the same piece of real property. Cyclopedia of Commerce, Accountancy, Business Administration, v. 3 Various No idea is at the first blush so definite as that of property, or at least of real property. The Quiver, 1/1900 Anonymous In Illinois the distribution is the same as descent of real property. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 14, Slice 6 Various Ecclesiastical corporations were forbidden to own real property.


real property
noun, Law. 1. an estate or property consisting of lands and of all appurtenances to lands, as buildings, crops, or mineral rights (distinguished from personal property).


Hotels in Rosarito
The best accommodations can be found on the Transpeninsular Highway, close to the center of Rosarito and near to the shore. Hotel Festival Plaza is an ocean view resort complex in the heart of Rosarito Beach, complete with a colorful Ferris Wheel, restaurants, pools and Jacuzzis just a few steps away from the beach.


Welcome to Rosarito Beach hotel & spa
Welcome to Rosarito Beach hotel & spa. Welcome to the Rosarito Beach Hotel, Bajaâs largest beachfront resort and one of its most famous landmarks. Since it first opened its doors in 1925, millions of visitors as well as movie stars, presidents and international royalty have been attracted to itÂ´s romantic old world charm and loving hospitality.


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Cheap hotels within 15 miles of Rosarito. 1  Knights Inn San Ysidro 2 stars Fair 2.5 / 5( 302 genuine reviews ) Hotels.comÂ® RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free! 550 people looked at this hotel in the last hour. Most recent review is was good, there in a process of remodel, but everything was fine for me.


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Nestled on the beach, this Rosarito hotel is in the city center and within 20 mi (32 km) of Club Campestre Golf Course, CEART Tijuana, and Las Americas Premium ...


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Rosarito's Best Hotel Value. Rosarito Inn is right on the beach in the heart of Rosarito. With uniquely furnished condominium hotel suites of 1,2, 3, & 4 bedrooms, the whole group or family can stay together and enjoy Rosarito in comfort.


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Cheap hotels in Rosarito. 1  Most bookedQuinta Pacifica Beachfront Villas 2.5 stars Fair 2.3 / 5( 43 genuine reviews ) Hotels.comÂ® RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free! 142 people looked at this hotel in the last hour. Most recent review Dope room really clean with a beachfront view ....................


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The hotel is good. We stayed 3 nights but the first 2 nights the people next door were very noisy and we were not able to sleep. The food at the restaurant is excellent, the staff very effective. Las Rocas Resort And Spa.


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This Rosarito hotel is on the beach, 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from Baja Studios, and within 20 mi (32 km) of Club Campestre Golf Course and Tijuana Brewery.


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The hotel is good. We stayed 3 nights but the first 2 nights the people next door were very noisy and we were not able to sleep. The food at the restaurant is excellent, the staff very effective. I give a five star to the restaurant and four star to the hotel, it would be exellent if the hotel rooms have a small refer and a microwave.ð.


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Rosarito Beach, Baja California 22710. Click Here to See Our Rates. Rosarito Inn is right on the beach in the heart of Rosarito. With uniquely furnished condominium hotel suites of 1,2, 3, & 4 bedrooms, the whole group or family can stay together and enjoy Rosarito in comfort.


American Society for Microbiology Applied and Environmental Microbiology
Because a bivalent cation (2 to 15 mM) is indispensable for solidifying gellan gum solutions, we examined the influence of various cations on the growth of S. polymorpha (Table1). A combination of gellan gum and 2 mM CaCl2 was essential for good growth of S. polymorpha.


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Information on the biosynthetic pathway of. gellan gum, enzymes and precursors involved in gellan gum production and application. of metabolic engineering for enhancement of yield of gellan gum has been specified. Char-. acteristics of gellan gum with respect to its structure, physicochemical properties, rheology.


Harmful or Harmless: Guar Gum, Locust Bean Gum, and More
Locust Bean Gum. Locust bean gum, also known as carob bean gum, is derived from the seeds of the carob tree. During a two-year animal study, rats were given locust bean gum as 5% of their diet, and no carcinogenic or other toxic effects were observed.


Gellan gum
Download this dictionary. Gellan gum is a water-soluble anionic polysaccharide produced by the bacterium Sphingomonas elodea (formerly Pseudomonas elodea). The gellan-producing bacterium was discovered and isolated by the former Kelco Division of Merck & Company, Inc. in 1978 from the lily plant tissue from a natural pond in Pennsylvania, USA.


American Society for Microbiology Applied and Environmental Microbiology
A simplified enrichment method in which centrifugation is used for selective isolation of Sporichthya strains from soil is described. Gellan gum plus 2 mM CaCl2 stimulated growth ofSporichthya polymorpha KCC A0089 so that this organism was readily recognized on an isolation plate.


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Definition Gellan gum is high molecular mass polysaccharide gum produced by a pure culture fermentation of. carbohydrates by Pseudomonas elodea, purified by recovery with isopropyl alcohol, dried, and milled. The high molecular mass polysaccharide is principally composed of tetracyclic repeating unit of one.


Assertion
An assertion is a speech act in which something is claimed to hold, for instance that there are infinitely many prime numbers, or, with respect to some time t, that there is a traffic congestion on Brooklyn Bridge at t, or, of some person x with respect to some time t, that x has a tooth ache at t.


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This assertion was firm. The simple assertion was a waterfall after a month without a drop of information about her. This book began with the assertion that it is the optimists who get things done.


Assertion
Commitment-making is a central idea in Searle's (1969) account. 1  In Searle's view, there are five rules for the use of force indicating devices, that is, devices that exhibit the utterance as having a particular force. In the case of assertion, they are as follows. Here S is the speaker and H the hearer: ( 2 Srl-A) 1.


Assertion
Another variant of the communicative intention analysis is Recanati's. 1  Part of Recanati's solution to the sneaky intention problem, following Grice (1969), consists in simply demanding that sneaky intentions be absent. This is what it is for an intention to be open, or default-reflexive (Recanati 1987: 191â207).


Assertion
The concept of assertion has occupied a central place in the philosophy of language, since it is often thought that making assertions is the use of language most crucial to linguistic meaning. In recent years, by contrast, most of the interest in assertion has come from epistemology.


Assertion
By an account of assertion is here meant a theory of what it consists in to make an assertion. According to such accounts, there are deep properties of assertion: specifying those properties is specifying what a speaker essentially does in making an assertion (e.g., express a belief).


When and how were asteroids discovered?
Once an object is confirmed as legitimate, its preliminary orbit is compared against the list of know minor planets (asteroids and comets) and, in many cases, will be identified as an already known object. But most every clear night, at least a few new asteroids or comets are discovered, new objects to add to the Sun's host of family members.


Asteroids Asteroids
Asteroids with unusual orbits are the result of Jupiter's gravity, tugging the asteroid out of its original orbit into a new one. The constant tugging Jupiter's intense gravity has on the asteroid belt explains why no planet ever formed here. Essentially, the asteroids are pieces of a planet that never came to be â a failed planet.


Asteroids: Fun Facts and Information About Asteroids
The first spacecraft to take close-up images of asteroids was NASA's Galileo in 1991, which also discovered the first moon to orbit an asteroid in 1994. In 2001, after NASA's NEAR spacecraft intensely studied the near-earth asteroid Eros for more than a year from orbit, mission controllers decided to try and land the spacecraft.


Comets, Meteors & Asteroids
Some asteroids such as Mathilde are very light and are probably rubble piles made up of lots of small particles loosely held together. Other asteroids are metallic (for example Psyche) or pieces of solid rock (Eros, visited by the NEAR spacecraft, is an example) .


What are Asteroids?
The asteroid made the background star âblinkâ several times, which led to the discovery that two rings are surrounding the asteroid. 1  The asteroids of the inner Solar System and Jupiter: The donut-shaped asteroid belt is located between the orbits of Jupiter and Mars.


Asteroids: What Are They and Where Do They Come From?
It has been estimated that there are as many Trojans as there are asteroids in the asteroid belt. Asteroids' Encounters with Earth. Asteroids that fall into the category of Near Earth Objects have orbits that bring them in close proximity with our planet, and a number of notable impact sites have been attributed to asteroids.


Astronomy Chapter 7
Asteroids are rocky bodies and are denser than the comets, which are made of icy material. Based on the frequency with which we see comets from Earth, astronomers estimate the total number of comets in the solar system to be


Comets, Meteors & Asteroids
Comets, Meteors & Asteroids. Skip to the Questions. Comets, meteors, and asteroids are often grouped together since they are all basically the same thing: small pieces of rock and/or ice that aren't part of a major planet.


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In the end, they found that the behavior of the Chelyabinsk asteroid makes sense if it was permeable. This is what caused the rock to break apart at a height of 30-40 km above the ground, when pressure was still far too small to shatter solid rock.


What are Asteroids?
These so-called âactive asteroidsâ are a newly recognized phenomenon, and as of this writing, only 13 known active asteroids have been found in the main asteroid belt, and so they are very rare. Asteroid classifications. Asteroids have a few different classifications based on their location and make-up. Location classifications are:


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Pharma Sales Salary by Job Title and Company Size. The majority of pharma and specialty pharma respondents work in field sales (80%) and for manufacturers (76%). The average pharmaceutical representative salary for those working in the field is $117,212. The average field sales rep salary for those in specialty pharma is $131,220. Pharma and specialty pharma sales professionals working in sales management and director or VP roles can earn up to an average of $200,455.


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1 View all Merck jobs in Arlington, VA - Arlington jobs. 2  Salary Search: Pharmacy Customer Representative salaries in Arlington, VA. 3  Learn more about working at Merck. 4  See popular questions & answers about Merck.  Related forums: Merck - Arlington, Virginia.


The Average Compensation Percentage for Sales Reps
The employer may pay reps a salary for a 40-hour work week and give them the opportunity to increase their income by earning a percentage of their sales. Because the sale representatives receive guaranteed income each pay period, the compensation percentage may only be 10 or 15 percent.


The Average Compensation Percentage for Sales Reps
For example, car salesmen might earn commission percentages between 20 and 25 percent of the profit on the sale, whereas someone in advertising sales can receive 50 percent of the sale. For example, if an advertising sales rep sells an ad for $1,000, he could earn a $500 commission.


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Sales Representative, Pharmaceuticals Salary. A Sales Representative, Pharmaceuticals earns an average salary of $68,415 per year. People in this job generally don't have more than 20 years' experience. Skills that are associated with high pay for this job are Cardiology and Technical Sales. $46,099 - $95,500.


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The Average Compensation Percentage for Sales Reps
For this reason, it's imperative to research different types of sales jobs and learn the average commission per industry. The average annual income for a sales representative is between $26,950 and $133,040, according to 2008 figures from the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics. Several factors influence a sales representative's income, such as the type of sales, the product and his experience.


Inca Religion
The Incas believed that Inti had descendants on Earth, this was the royal Inca family. Inti was often represented on gold-made Sun-representing disks. On those disks, the sun had a human face. Inti had 4 sons and was believed to have been the ancestor of the Incas.


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emperors between 1438 and 1493, the Inca state expanded into a great empire.From a geographic point of view, the Inca empire was not a very attractive place to live. The north-western border is the coastal region of the Pacific Ocean, which is the driest desert on earth.


Inca Religion
Introduction Into Inca Religion, Myths, Beliefs. The Incas were polytheists (they had more than one god). Interestingly, the Incas have even considered their emperors as demigods, people with special connection with the gods. There were many Inca gods and there was a main god, called Viracocha.


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For the Maya, reliable food production was so important to their well-being that they closely linked the agricultural cycle to astronomy and religion. Important rituals and ceremonies were held in honour of specialised workers; from beekeepers to fishermen, and maize, the all-important Mesoamerican staple, even had its own god. An agricultural society, 90% of the Maya population were involved in farming.


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The habitat of the former Inca empire is spectacular and varied. In the mountains, at altitudes between 7,000 and 10,000 feet. (2,150-3, 000 meters), are temperate zones capable of sustaining an intensive agriculture. The imposing mountain range, the.


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INCAS, an American Indian people of Peru who in the two centuries before the Spanish discovery of America conquered an. area stretching from the southern border of present-day Colombia to central Chile. Centering on the city of Cusco (Cuzco) in.


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Maya Agricultural Methods. The quality and quantity of agricultural land around Maya cities varied depending on their location. In the lowlands of the Peten and Puuk regions, for example, the soil was relatively fertile but restricted to small patches.


Inca Religion
There were two main Inca gods: Inti and Viracocha (Wiracocha). Viracocha was the supreme god. The word Viracocha meant something like sea foam. The Incas believed that after God Paricia had flooded the World, Viracocha had revived it.


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The Inca empire developed between 1400 and 1500 AD in an area which is now Peru. Before the 15th century the Andean region was populated by many different tribes of people. Under the military leadership of Pachacuti and his son Topa Inca, who were Inca.


Inca
The present-day Quechua-speaking peoples of the Andes are the descendants of the Inca. They make up almost 45 percent of the population of Peru. They live in close-knit communities and combine farming and herding with simple traditional technology. Much of the agricultural work is done cooperatively.


USDA Says ORAC Tests Useless, Removes Database for Selected Foods
WASHINGTONâUSDAâs Nutrient Data Laboratory (NDL) removed the USDA Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity (ORAC) Database for Selected Foods from its website due to mounting evidence that shows the values indicating antioxidant capacity have no relevance to the effects of specific bioactive compounds, including polyphenols on human health.


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Brunswick Labs is an independent bioanalytical testing and research laboratory focusing on phytochemical testing, human cells based bioassays, and clinical studies concerning functional foods, nutritional supplements, and pharmaceutical products. Since 1997.


ORAC no more!
He pointed to recent research using the ORAC database that found, for example, significantly lower risks for endometrial cancer in those consuming the highest amount of phenolics (antioxidant plant compounds). The ORAC values were a useful tool and a great idea for research.


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Human cells based bioassays to identify health benefit potentials of a material: Anti-inflammatory, Weight/Diabetes management, Energy metabolism, Immune boost, Detoxification, Antioxidation, Anti-cancer, Anti-aging, etc.


ORAC no more!
If so, you've certainly heard the claims about ORAC values. ORAC is short for Oxygen Radiance Absorption Capacity and is a clever test designed to measure the collective antioxidant power of various substances found together in a food.


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Thousands of Brunswick Labs' customers served all over the world. we help companies like Johnson & Johnson, PepsiCo, Kraft Foods, and Campbell's to develop functional and medicinal products through our extensive bioanalytical testing, research, clinical and preclinical studies of natural and synthetic materials.


USDA Says ORAC Tests Useless, Removes Database for Selected Foods
Monitoring changes in antioxidant capacity and using other analytical methods to follow individual compound changes during processing of foods is critical to assess and understand what the effects of processing are on the final product, he said.


ORAC no more!
There was no standardization and no consistency. ORAC values would change depending on the amount of the food tested (so a juice company could test a gallon of juice and then compare their inflated score to that of a half pint of berries). The results would also change depending on the particular bad guy tested.


USDA Says ORAC Tests Useless, Removes Database for Selected Foods
Specifically, the agency said no evidence shows the beneficial effects of polyphenol-rich foods can be attributed to the antioxidant properties of these foods, and data for antioxidant capacity generated by in methods cannot be extrapolated to in vivo effects.


USDA Says ORAC Tests Useless, Removes Database for Selected Foods
It is not always the case that âmore is betterâ and in some cases, using individual antioxidant compounds, more may be detrimental.. USDA said the ORAC assay measures the degree of inhibition of peroxy-radical-induced oxidation by the compounds in a chemical milieu.


Renew your boat registration
Renew using your License eXpress account. Securely renew and update your driver license or ID card, vehicles, motorcycles, trailers, boats and their addresses all in one place! To learn more, see What is License eXpress.


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License renewal periods have changed to 6 years for most drivers. Some drivers are being randomly selected to receive a less-than-six-year driver license in order to make the transition as smooth as possible.


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Your renewal notice will say what your next renewal period will be, and you will only pay for the number of years your license is valid. Your license fee will remain at $9 per year. If you have any endorsements, such as a motorcycle or CDL, youâll pay an additional year for them too. See also: WA driver license renewal period is changing from 5 to 6 years.


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Search For DMV Office Locations Near: Please enter your zip code, OR city and state abbreviation. The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) oversees motor vehicle licensing, registration, and titling, as well as driver licensing. It also handles matters such as the issuing of state ID cards. These tasks are tackled at different locations: 1  Clerk of Courts title offices: Issues vehicle titles and deals with all title-related matters.


Driver License (DL) and Identification Card (ID) Information
1 Note: If you wish to apply for a Reduced Fee Identification Card, you must bring the original, completed Verification for Reduced Fee Identification Card (DL 937) to the DMV along with your payment and your Renewal Notice.


Drivers License Renewal
Drivers License Renewal - $48 (Class E License-standard non commerical drivers license). Deliquent License Renewal - $63. (renewing an expired Class E License-standard non commerical drivers license) $48 renewal fee + $15 deliquency fee. Replacement License - $25 (Lost License). Stolen License-no fee if a police report is provided - $15 with no police report. Renew by Mail.


Quality of life indicators - measuring quality of life
Quality of life is a broad concept that encompasses a number of different dimensions (by which we understand the elements or factors making up a complete entity, that can be measured through a set of sub dimensions with an associated number of indicators for each).


Things that Make Up Quality of Life
Things that Make Up Quality of Life. The term âquality of lifeâ is used to indicate the general well-being of people and societies. It often is associated with the term âstandard of living,â but the two do not necessarily mean the same. A standard of living merely is the evaluation of the wealth and employment status of a person.


Quality of life indicators - measuring quality of life
If GDP were the only indicator of quality of life, this would mean that the population of this country would have greatly improved its well-being. However, the deforestation would have a significant impact on the populationâs quality of life in the mid and long term: loss of natural habitat, soil erosion and more.


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Talented, productive, innovative, entrepreneurial individuals, he says, are the critical engines of economic growth, and such people tend to locate themselves in regions where they perceive the quality of life to be high. Their presence drives economic development. Without such individuals, regions stagnate.


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Health-Related Quality of Life and Well-Being is a new Topic Area for Healthy People 2020. More information on Health-Related Quality of Life and Well-Being can be found in the Foundation Health Measures section of this Web site.


Quality of life indicators - measuring quality of life
The latter depends significantly on citizensâ priorities and needs. Measuring quality of life for different populations and countries in a comparable manner is a complex task, and a scoreboard of indicators covering a number of relevant dimensions is needed for this purpose.


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What Determines Quality Of Life? Florida, relying upon extensive data from regions around the United States, argues that the perceived quality of life of a region is the critical determinant of modern economic development.


Things that Make Up Quality of Life
Though both are factors to determine quality of life, these are not its sole indicator. A personâs environment, physical and mental health, education, recreation, social well-being, freedom, human rights and happiness also are significant factors.


Quality of Life
The term Quality of Life is often used at a time when patients, families and health care professionals are trying to understand the impact of a serious illness. There are two key concepts associated with Quality of Life: It is multi-dimensional and includes physical, social, psychological and spiritual dimensions.


Quality of Life
Quality of Life. The term Quality of Life is often used at a time when patients, families and health care professionals are trying to understand the impact of a serious illness. It is multi-dimensional and includes physical, social, psychological and spiritual dimensions. It can only truly be determined by you, the patient.


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The race breakdown of the population in Stafford varies per year, but currently 55,179 are one race and 1,580 are two or more races. Of the 56,759 people who live in Stafford, there are 20,607 under 20 years old. The sex breakdown of the 20 years old and younger population in Stafford is 10,547 male and 10,060 female.


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Stafford, VA City Data - Population, Homes, Statistics. Stafford, VA City Data. Stafford, VA is a city with great restaurants, attractions, history and people. There are around 56,759 people who live in Stafford and approximately 92,446 who live in Stafford County.


Stafford County, Virginia
It was named after Staffordshire, England. As originally delineated, Stafford County included a much larger area than its current borders, and in fact encompassed what would later become Arlington, Fairfax, and Prince William, and the City of Alexandria. It is part of the area now considered Northern Virginia.


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Stafford, VA City Data - Population, Homes, Statistics. Stafford, VA is a city with great restaurants, attractions, history and people. There are around 56,759 people who live in Stafford and approximately 92,446 who live in Stafford County.


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Area ........................................................................................ 277 sq. miles/177,280 acres. Population (2014 Weldon Cooper).........................................................................


Stafford, VA Population
Stafford, VA Population. Stafford Population by Race. The following data table displays race information for the Stafford, VA population. The segment with the highest percentage of population is White, accounting for 72.5% of the Stafford, VA population. 17.0% of the population is Black or African American, making that the second largest group.


Stafford County, Virginia
Stafford County is a county located in the Commonwealth of Virginia. As of the 2010 census, the population was 128,961. Its county seat is Stafford. Located across the Rappahannock River from the City of Fredericksburg, Stafford County is part of the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV Metropolitan Statistical Area. In 2006, and again in 2009, Stafford was ranked as the 11th highest income county in America by Forbes magazine.


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The resident population of this county is 92,446 and has a population rank of 552 out of all the places in the United States. Stafford has a total of 56,759 people and of those residents there are 28,379 males and 28,380 females. The median age of the male population is 31.9 and the female population is 32.6.


How to Tell When a Cell Phone Battery Has Water Damage
Step 3. Remove your phone's battery cover and take out the battery. Look for a small sticker on the battery. If the sticker is pink, red or white with a red horizontal stripe, the battery probably has water damage.Step 4. Put your battery into another compatible cell phone.If the phone won't turn on, the battery is most likely damaged. Alternatively, put a new battery in your cell phone. If the phone turns on, your old battery has water damage.tep 4. Put your battery into another compatible cell phone. If the phone won't turn on, the battery is most likely damaged. Alternatively, put a new battery in your cell phone. If the phone turns on, your old battery has water damage.


How to Tell When a Cell Phone Battery Has Water Damage
Many cell phones have batteries that feature a moisture indicator, which is a sticker that alerts you to water damage. The sticker is normally white, and it turns pink or red when wet. Step 1. Remove the battery from the cell phone as soon as possible after the phone gets wet.Step 2. Try to turn on your cell phone after drying it thoroughly. If the phone does not turn on, the battery or the phone itself may have water damage.tep 4. Put your battery into another compatible cell phone. If the phone won't turn on, the battery is most likely damaged. Alternatively, put a new battery in your cell phone. If the phone turns on, your old battery has water damage.


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When putthing the phone back together, do use a different battery than the water-damaged one. Don't: Power the phone on or plug it in to a charger until it has completely dried out. Don't: reuse the battery. I know it's tempting to try and save the $30-50 for a new battery, but a wet battery can damage your phone.Don't: Use fast-dry methods like a hair dryer, oven, or microwave to dry the phone out.(I actually did have a customer try that once.on't: Power the phone on or plug it in to a charger until it has completely dried out. Don't: reuse the battery. I know it's tempting to try and save the $30-50 for a new battery, but a wet battery can damage your phone.


How to Repair a Phone Battery
To prevent further damage, immediately remove the battery from the phone using a small set of pliers or your fingers. Water damages the circuit board, a key part to battery function, and getting the battery out of the wet location lessens the likelihood of circuit board damage.nce this happens, remove the battery. Wait a few minutes, and then replace the SIM card and the battery, keeping the phone off. Recharge the phone to a complete charge while in the off position. Turn on the phone once it is completely charged.


Can a phone recover from water damage?
Yes, a phone CAN recover from water damage. -Turn off phone-Do not try to turn on phone-Do not plug in phone-If there is a removable battery, remove it. -Let it s â¦ it for a day before messing with it Following these steps will give you the best chance to save your phone. 3 people found this useful.A Keats.es, a phone CAN recover from water damage. -Turn off phone-Do not try to turn on phone-Do not plug in phone-If there is a removable battery, remove it. -Let it s â¦ it for a day before messing with it Following these steps will give you the best chance to save your phone. 3 people found this useful. A Keats.


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1 SIM cards survive water damage well, but getting it out immediately makes good sense. 2  Pat it dry and set it aside to dry out until you reconnect your phone to your cell network again. ( 3 If your phone does not have a SIM card, skip this step).our phone may not be too damaged if you take it out of the water right away. A longer period of immersion, such as being in the washing machine cycle, is more cause for alarm. It is still worth trying the following steps to attempt saving the phone, before giving up.


How (Not) to Repair a Water-Damaged iPhone
Please do not use a hair dryer to dry the ports on your iPhone, this will force the water further into the device. Use a vacuum cleaner to suck the water out instead and then put in a bag or container of rice for at least 24-48hrs. Longer if you can.Great, i have no idea just how to repair my water damaged iPhone, thanks for sharing this nice post.s I waited for the intrusive water to vacate its new home in the innards of my cellular device, I prepped for what bloggers across the web told me would be a necessary step: battery replacement. When water damage is to blame for an unresponsive iPhone, the problem is usually the battery, as water will fry that first.


Cell phone battery water damage?
Report Abuse. The purple x's probably indicate water damage. All the phones I've used in the past had a little circle that turned red when exposed to water. I would google it for your phone model and see what you can come up with.The reason they use indicators like that is because Water damage is not covered in your phones warranty.eport Abuse. The purple x's probably indicate water damage. All the phones I've used in the past had a little circle that turned red when exposed to water. I would google it for your phone model and see what you can come up with.


Cell phone battery water damage?
If you accidentally get your cell phone wet, don't use a hair drier on it... the heat is just too much. Also, don't turn it back on until you get it completely dry. Open it up, take out the battery and the sim chip. Carefully pack the phone, chip and battery in uncooked rice for a day. That will draw out excess moisture.eport Abuse. The purple x's probably indicate water damage. All the phones I've used in the past had a little circle that turned red when exposed to water. I would google it for your phone model and see what you can come up with.


How to fix a wet iPhone 5c. Water Damage Repair Video. -JerryRigEverything
The battery is usually the first thing that gets damaged when water gets into your phone. As soon as your phone gets wet, put it in a bag full of rice for at least 42 hours. This will help draw out the moisture from your device. If the phone does not turn on after that, you can try a simple battery replacement.he battery is usually the first thing that gets damaged when water gets into your phone. As soon as your phone gets wet, put it in a bag full of rice for at least 42 hours. This will help draw out the moisture from your device. If the phone does not turn on after that, you can try a simple battery replacement.


In what type of climate does a lion live?
Making the world better, one answer at a time. African lions live in hot, dry climates in Africa. They spend most of their day sleeping under the cool shade of trees. But these great beasts do not mind heat and can be found roaming plains, marshes, and grasslands throughout Africa.ut these great beasts do not mind heat and can be foun â¦ d roaming plains, marshes, and grasslands throughout Africa. If you mean the mountain lion, or cougar, then they live on the sloping, rocky sides of mountains where they hunt prey like mountain goats. Cougars do not mind the cold. 4 people found this useful.


In what type of climate does a lion live?
African lions live in hot, dry climates in Africa. They spend most of their day sleeping under the cool shade of trees. But these great beasts do not mind heat and can be foun â¦ d roaming plains, marshes, and grasslands throughout Africa.If you mean the mountain lion, or cougar, then they live on the sloping, rocky sides of mountains where they hunt prey like mountain goats.Cougars do not mind the cold. 4 people found this useful.ut these great beasts do not mind heat and can be foun â¦ d roaming plains, marshes, and grasslands throughout Africa. If you mean the mountain lion, or cougar, then they live on the sloping, rocky sides of mountains where they hunt prey like mountain goats. Cougars do not mind the cold. 4 people found this useful.


What Climate Do Mountain Lions Live In?
At home in snow or swamp, the majestic mountain lion is not climate-controlled. Jupiterimages/Photos.com/Getty Images. Mountain lions live in every climate in the New World, from the frozen North to the frigid South and the steamy tropics in between.They really like cool upland areas, but as long as their kind of food is available, they seem able to adapt to almost any weather.orth. The furthest north the mountain lion goes is the Canadian Yukon, which has an arctic or subarctic tundra climate featuring long, cold winters with short days and short summers with long, warm days.


What types of climate do lions live in?
African lions live in hot, dry climates in Africa. They spend most of their day sleeping under the cool shade of trees. But these great beasts do not mind heat and can be foun â¦ d roaming plains, marshes, and grasslands throughout Africa.hey spend most of their day sleeping under the cool shade of trees. But these great beasts do not mind heat and can be foun â¦ d roaming plains, marshes, and grasslands throughout Africa.


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Tropical Savanna. The white lion's biome is a Tropical Savanna, during wet season this biome usually gets 38-64 cm (15-25 in) of rain, and during dry season gets 10.1 cm (4 in) of rain.The biome is a grassland biome located in semi-arid and semi-humid places, though it has scattered tree unlike a grassland which doesn't have trees.van Young. The white lion's biome is a Tropical Savanna, during wet season this biome usually gets 38-64 cm (15-25 in) of rain, and during dry season gets 10.1 cm (4 in) of rain.


Tropical Savanna
Evan Young. The white lion's biome is a Tropical Savanna, during wet season this biome usually gets 38-64 cm (15-25 in) of rain, and during dry season gets 10.1 cm (4 in) of rain.The biome is a grassland biome located in semi-arid and semi-humid places, though it has scattered tree unlike a grassland which doesn't have trees.van Young. The white lion's biome is a Tropical Savanna, during wet season this biome usually gets 38-64 cm (15-25 in) of rain, and during dry season gets 10.1 cm (4 in) of rain.


Tropical Savanna
The plant life of this biome is grass and scattered trees, if there wasn't a dry season there would be more trees. The animals that live in this type of biome are african elephants, african wild dog, black mamba, caracal, chacma baboon, egyptian mongoose, emu, grant's zebra, koala bear, lion, ants, and Nile crocodile.van Young. The white lion's biome is a Tropical Savanna, during wet season this biome usually gets 38-64 cm (15-25 in) of rain, and during dry season gets 10.1 cm (4 in) of rain.


Sea Lion Habitat
Sea Lions have a wide distribution out there in the world. This is why people tend to think that there are so many of them out there. The majority of them live in the sub Arctic areas where it extremely cold. Others prefer to live in the warmer waters of the tropics.It is important to note that their arenât any Sea Lions that live in the Atlantic Ocean but they do have their habitat in all the other oceans in the world.What you will find is that the habitat and distribution of Sea Lions really depends on the species that you identify.any people assume that Sea Lions migrate due to the fact that other mammals that live both in the water and on land do. However, none of the various species of them do. What has been noted though is that Sea Lions are being found in habitats that they never lived in before.


What Climate Do Mountain Lions Live In?
West. The western half of the U.S. is the mountain lion's stronghold. They thrive in the misty temperate timberlands of Washington and Oregon, throughout the warmer climates of California and all the way down to the deserts of Baja California. Arizona's cool mountains and scalding deserts are all lion habitat.orth. The furthest north the mountain lion goes is the Canadian Yukon, which has an arctic or subarctic tundra climate featuring long, cold winters with short days and short summers with long, warm days.


What Type of Climate Does an Asian Elephant Live In?
While the Asian elephant used to have a range that spread throughout all of Southeast Asia as far north as the Yangtze River in China, they are now limited to only parts of India and Southeast Asia such as Sumatra and Borneo.hile the Asian elephant used to have a range that spread throughout all of Southeast Asia as far north as the Yangtze River in China, they are now limited to only parts of India and Southeast Asia such as Sumatra and Borneo.


Firsts in Television
It will be the first series to end its run (in 1957) as the #1 rated show on the air, the first to be filmed on 35mm cameras in front of a live studio audience, and Arnaz as the âIâ in I Love becomes the first Hispanic TV star on network television.


First couple to share a bed on American TV
Husband and wife, Rob and Laura Petrie (Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore) had separate beds. Legend was that if Rob were to sit on Laura's bed, he had to have one foot on the floor [we see Harriet doing on the show with Ozzie in bed].


What was the first television show to allow a couple to be in bed together?
Claim: The early TV sitcom Mary Kay and Johnny was the first television series to portray a married couple who slept in the same bed. Status: True. Origins: It's one of the ultimate TV trivia questions: Who was the first couple to be portrayed on a television series as sleeping in the same bed? It may sound like a silly question to younger readers, but those of us who were around for television's first few decades recall how squeamish.


Firsts in Television
The first series to be videotaped in front of a live studio audience. The first time a toilet is heard being flushed on series television. The first time the words âgoddammitâ and several derogatory slurs such as âfairy,â âspade,â and âniggerâ are used in series television.


First couple to share a bed on American TV
A week when all the episode calls for is a quick walk-though of the room, there may be a double bed. Then suddenly they're in bed and they have twin beds. Hmmmm. *Herman and Lily Munster are sometimes mistakenly named as the first couple to share the same bed on American television in November 1964.


Firsts in Television
The Hank McCune Show uses a laugh track for the first time on an American television series. The Cisco Kid, starring Duncan Renaldo and Leo Carrillo, is the first syndicated TV series hit and the first non-network show produced in color. 1951: Amos ânâ Andy is the first TV series to be filmed with 35mm cameras.


First couple to share a bed on American TV
The Flintstones ran concurrently with Bewitched and The Munsters. I've yet to find a date that shows when they first showed Fred and Wilma sharing a bed. Safe to say that The Flintstones hold the record as the first televised animated prehistoric married couple to share a bed on American television.


Firsts in Television
The Oscar ceremony is broadcast on television for the first time. 1954: The Marriage is the first network series to be broadcast solely in color. (It had no previous black-and-white episodes.) It starred Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn. Captain Kangaroo, with Bob Keeshan as the Captain, premieres.


First couple to share a bed on American TV
I read that the first kiss between a same-sex couple on TV was 1991 on L.A. Law. Abby Perkins (Michele Greek) and C.J. Lamb (Amanda Donohoe). in 1986, Mariette Hartley was in a TV movie, All My Loves with Lynn Redgrave where they shared a kiss.


First couple to share a bed on American TV
The record for the first tv couple in the same bed actually goes to Mary Kay and Johnny Stearns, a real-life married couple who were on the show, Mary Kay and Johnny which aired on the DuMont Network in 1947.


How to account for customer returns
As the Sales account has a credit balance, the Sales Returns and Allowances account, a contra-revenue account, has a debit balance. Furthermore, Pottery Wizs accountant has to debit (i.e., decrease) the Sales Taxes Collected account in order to decrease this liability account.


Bookkeeping Basics: Creating an Accounting Journal Entry Guide
When you need to make a journal entry, refer to your Chart of Accounts to see if the account you need to use falls on the left or right side of the accounting equation. If the account is on the Asset or left side, that is the Debit side. A debit will increase those accounts and a credit will decrease them.


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Lecture Contents: 1  1. Accounting for sale or purchase of damaged goods. 2  2. Journal entries for damaged goods returned by customers. 3  2.1. Merchandise returned for cash refund.  2.2. Merchandise returned for store 1  credit. 3. Journal entries for returns of damaged goods to supplier.  4. Internal controls over merchandise returns.


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Entering Journal Entries in Debit/Credit Format. Overview. In NIS, the Work with Journal Entries window displays separate columns for debit. and credit entries, rather than simply entering negative dollar amounts to denote. credits. During journal entry, record the batch number(s) to quickly locate them later. This work instruction shows how to: Enter a Basic Journal Entry.


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Lecture Contents: 1  1. Accounting for sale or purchase of damaged goods. 2  2. Journal entries for damaged goods returned by customers. 3  2. 4 1. 2. 5 2. 3. Journal entries for returns of damaged goods to supplier.  4. Internal controls over merchandise returns.


How to account for customer returns
How to account for customer returns. Explanation of accounting for customer returns, sales and return allowances, purchase allowances, cash refunds and store credits. Many businesses, whether a large chain store or a small mom-and-pop shop, have to deal with returns of merchandise because sold items may be broken or damaged.


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The most typical reason for a purchase allowance is. damaged merchandise. The journal entry to record a purchase allowance is the. same as the entry to record a purchase return.


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Journal entry is an entry to the journal. Journal is a record that keeps accounting transactions in chronological order, i.e. as they occur. Ledger is a record that keeps accounting transactions by accounts. Account is a unit to record and summarize accounting transactions. All accounting transactions are recorded through journal entries that show account names, amounts, and whether those accounts are recorded in debit or credit side of accounts.


Let's Do It Again Lyrics
Let's do it again (Do it) Mmm (Do it again, do it again) Gonna do it again (Do it) Do it, do it. Let's do it again (Do it) Do it again. Sometimes the rain. Groovin' when I hear the sound. Like you and me, baby. Gettin' down with the sounds around. Oh, the smell of the mornin' flower. As we pass away the hour. I wanna do it again, do it again. Do it (Do it) Let's do it in the mornin'. Sweet breeze in the summer time. Feeling your sweet face.


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Do It Again by Steely Dan Songfacts. 1  This was the breakout hit from Steely Dan's first album. 2  The instrument used on the first instrumental break is an electric sitar, which was played by Steely Dan mainstay Denny Dias (who later became a computer programmer). 3  This was Steely Dan's first single.


Who is the singer of steely dan?
The exceptions are in the songs Dirty Work and Brooklyn (Owes The Charmer Under Me), which are sung by David Palmer, Midnite Cruiser, sung by Jim Hodder, and East St. Louis Toodle-oo, which is an instrumental and Slang of Ages, which is sung by Walter Becker on their 2003 release Everything Must Go.. Becker also sings on Book of Liars.


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Do it again, do it (do it) Lets do it again (do it) Mmm (do it again, do it again) Gonna do it again (do it) Do it, do it. Lets do it again (do it) Do it again. Sometimes the rain.


Who is the singer of steely dan?
The ORIGINAL lead singer of Steely Dan was David Palmer. But due to his obvious incompatibility, he was eventually let go. Donald Fagen then reluctantly became lead singer of â¦Steely Dan in 1973.


Flashback: Steely Dan Play 'Do It Again' on 'The Midnight Special' in 1973
Flashback: Steely Dan Play 'Do It Again' on 'The Midnight Special' in 1973. More News. David Palmer was only the lead singer of Steely Dan for a few short months in late 1972 and early 1973. It was during that brief time, however, that the band cut their debut album Can't Buy a Thrill and launched their first major tour.


'See You Again' Singer Charlie Puth: 'Paul Walker Is The Reason I Have My Career'
'See You Again' Singer Charlie Puth: 'Paul Walker Is The Reason I Have My Career'. The 24-year-old singer poignantly reflects on his Golden Globes nom. To say it's been a pretty good week for Charlie Puth would be an understatement. His chart-topping collaboration with rapper Wiz Khalifa, See You Again, was nominated for three Grammys on Monday, including Song of the Year.


'See You Again' Singer Charlie Puth: 'Paul Walker Is The Reason I Have My Career'
'See You Again' Singer Charlie Puth: 'Paul Walker Is The Reason I Have My Career'. The 24-year-old singer poignantly reflects on his Golden Globes nom. Crystal Bell crystalbell 12/10/2015. To say it's been a pretty good week for Charlie Puth would be an understatement.


Flashback: Steely Dan Play 'Do It Again' on 'The Midnight Special' in 1973
Palmer fronted the band during their live show, and he sang their hit Do It Again when the group played The Midnight Special in January of 1973. (Fagen sang it on the album.) As the group's fame rose, having one guy sing lead in concert and another sing lead on the most of the studio material made little sense.


Do It Again Lyrics
In the mornin' you go gunnin' for the man who stole your water. And you fire 'til he is done in but they catch you at the border. And the mourners are all signin' as they drag you by your feet. But the hangman isn't hangin' and they put you on the street, yeah. You go back, Jack, do it again, wheel turnin' 'round and 'round. You go back, Jack, do it again.


How far away is the beach from Sacremento, CA?
dont listen to these people. its only 1 1/2 hours to the beach in SF. Palermo is about 2 1/2 hours from the beach. Sacramento is nice, but is far away from any other metropolitan area. Sacramento is about 2 hours from SanFrancisco(Closest coastal area to Sacramento.) Never heard of Palermo. 3 hours.


Driving from San Francisco to Sacramento
1. Re: Driving from San Francisco to Sacramento. Dec 16, 2010, 8:12 AM. From the San Francisco airport, I'm going to say it should take a little under 2.5 hours. It's a relatively easy drive, especially once you get to the east side of the Bay Bridge. From the airport, you'd head north on 101 to I-80 East, and then over the Bay Bridge.


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What is the distance from Sacramento California to Louisville Kentucky? The distance from Sacramento, California, to Louisville, Kentucky, is 1,924 air miles. That equals 3,096 kilometers or 1,672 nautical miles.


Best Beaches Near Sacramento
Behind the beach are stunning sculpted sandstone cliffs making this a very [â¦] See details . Pomponio State Beach. Pomponio State Beach protects about two miles of the California coast about 20 minutes south of Half Moon Bay. Much of the beach in Pomponio is difficult to access from [â¦] See details . Santa Cruz Main Beach


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Photo: Shutterstock. The small, unincorporated Marin County community of Stinson Beach, about 100 miles from Sacramento, has a laid-back vibe in a lush coastal setting that has been luring city slickers since the 1906 earthquake prompted a few San Franciscans to set up shops here.


Interstate 5 in California
Interstate 580 running between I-5 and I-80 was also once designated 5W; what is now I-5 (the stretch that runs through Sacramento) had been originally designated Interstate 5E. Los Angeles area. The Golden State Freeway was proposed by the California Highway Commission in 1953.


Nice Beaches Near Sacramento, California
Nice waves also make this crescent beach a hotspot for surfers and windsurfers. If you want to stay on the sand and play some volleyball, nets and balls are available at no charge from the main lifeguard tower. Drakes Beach. A bit north of Stinson Beach, Drakes Beach is one of the highlights of the Point Reyes National Seashore.


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See the best beaches near Sacramento. Here is a map and a list of our favorite beaches that are a day trip from the California Capitol.


Beaches
Capitola Beach is in a little bay surrounded by colorful houses. Travel time from Davis: 2hrs . directions. Santa Cruz. Its Beach in December (taken by aec) Main Beach- Abuts the beach boardwalk; this is where most tourists come. The beach is often crowded in summer and has poor water quality due the nearby river mouth. Its Beach is immediately north of Santa Cruz's Lighthouse - this small beach is less crowded than others in town, borders on Lighthouse Field State Park and is exceedingly dog friendly. Travel time from Davis: 2hrs . directions. Aptos


Best Beaches Near Sacramento
Beaches on this map. 1  Muir Beach Muir Beach (the beach) is part of Golden Gate National Recreation Area and located in the small town of Muir Beach, California. 2  Stinson Beach Stinson Beach (the beach) is a large public beach within Golden Gate National Recreation Area located in the town of Stinson Beach, California.


We know why bacteria become resistant to antibiotics, but how does this actually happen?
So our gut can act as a source of antibiotic resistance genes. This is why it is important to only take antibiotics when they are needed. As bacteria can transfer multiple resistance mechanisms at once and can become resistant to many types of antibiotics very quickly â known as multi-drug resistance. How bacteria block antibiotics from working


What is Antibiotic Resistance?
The resistant bacteria that survive the effect of the antibiotic are able to multiply, spread to others and cause further infections in the family, community, and/or health care setting. In turn, these infections are more resistant to another round of the same antibiotic.


What is Antibiotic Resistance?
See Also: 1  Acute Bronchitis in Adults. 2  Alcohol and Antibiotics. 3  Antibiotic Shortages: A Serious Safety Concern. 4  Antibiotics - Common Side Effects, Allergies and Reactions. 5  Antibiotics and Birth Control Pill Interactions. 6  Antibiotics for UTI Treatment. 7  Top 10 FAQs for Middle Ear Infections in Children.


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One reason bacteria are becoming resistant is because antibiotics are often inappropriately used for an illness caused by a virus. Antibiotics cannot kill viral illnesses. Examples of illnesses that are caused by viruses include: 1  most sore throats (pharyngitis) 2  coughs, colds and runny noses (rhinitis) 3  sinus infections, respiratory tract infections (sinusitis, bronchitis) 4  the flu (influenza virus)


What is Antibiotic Resistance?
One reason bacteria are becoming resistant is because antibiotics are often inappropriately used for an illness caused by a virus. 1  Antibiotics cannot kill viral illnesses. Examples of illnesses that are caused by viruses include: 2  most sore throats (pharyngitis) 3  coughs, colds and runny noses (rhinitis)


We know why bacteria become resistant to antibiotics, but how does this actually happen?
Antibiotic resistance happens when bacteria change in a way that prevents the antibiotic from working. Changes in bacteria, known as resistance mechanisms, come in different forms and can be shared between different bacteria, spreading the problem.


What is Antibiotic Resistance?
List of Common Bacteria with High Antibiotic Resistance* To gain a better understanding of antibiotic resistance, the following table lists common bacteria that have become highly resistant, associated antibiotics with reduced activity, and antibiotics that may be appropriate for treatment of that resistant bacteria.


What is Antibiotic Resistance?
Antibiotic resistant bacteria are bacteria that cannot be fully inhibited or killed by an antibiotic. The antibiotic may have worked effectively before the resistance occurred. However, bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics by adapting their structure or function in some way that prevents them from being killed by the antibiotic. This mechanism might happen in several ways: [1]


We know why bacteria become resistant to antibiotics, but how does this actually happen?
Itâs essential we safeguard our current antibiotics by using them appropriately and invest time and money into developing new ones, which we will hopefully not take for granted. 1  Bacteria. 2  Superbugs. 3  Antibiotics. 4  Antibiotic resistance.


Fixing A Crepe Myrtle That Is Not Blooming
Reasons for No Flowers on Crepe Myrtle. Nothing is more beautiful than the flowers on a crepe myrtle. However, a crepe myrtle not blooming can be frustrating. Here are some reasons why this happens and tips for getting crepe myrtle trees to bloom.


Crape Myrtle Varieties and Guide
Crape Myrtles are shrubs and small trees that usually develop several trunks, although they can be pruned to a single stem. Their first notable feature is the bark, which is smooth and shows a variety of colors, ranging from grey to cinnamon and soft pink.


Crape Myrtles: Summer Color That Beats The Heat
Crepe Myrtleâs require full sun. Plant where they get at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight. This will allow for the most bloom production through out the summer months. Too much shade will reduce growth and increase problems such as sooty mold and powdery mildew on flower buds and new growth.


Crape Myrtle Blooms Color Changes
Crape Myrtle Blooms Color Changes. I have four different Crape Myrtles on my property that my father planted about two years ago when he lived here: two Miamis, one Muskogee, and one Pink Velour. Originally, the Pink Velour would bloom hot, hot pink, however they have since turned white, and the Muskogee has faded from a rich lavender to a pale.


Crape Myrtles: Summer Color That Beats The Heat
Feed just as the new growth begins to appear in late March or early April. Feed again in Late May or early June. Avoid over feeding as this can result in excess growth and a reduction in blooms. Using a fertilizer that is labeled for Crepe Myrtles, such as NutriStar Crape Myrtles, will give you the best results.


Crape Myrtle Varieties and Guide
The Muskogee Crape Myrtle is the ideal choice if you want a large tree. It can reach 20 to 30 feet in height and is covered all summer with beautiful blossoms in a perfect shade of lilac. It has excellent mildew resistance and outstanding bark color, with shades of grey and soft orange predominating.


Fixing A Crepe Myrtle That Is Not Blooming
In this case, if you want to make crepe myrtle bloom, you might want to check the soil and see if it might not have enough phosphorus or too much nitrogen. Both of these situations can cause there to be no flowers on crepe myrtle.


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Not only are these crape myrtle trees a colorful addition to your lawn, but they are easy to grow! New crape myrtle varieties resist disease, grow faster and give you longer lasting, brighter blooms. Our most popular flowering trees! Crape Myrtles are the kings of color.


Crape Myrtles: Summer Color That Beats The Heat
Crepe Myrtles are among the toughest, most adaptable, and showiest plants that can be grown in the Texas landscape. Along with their bright colorful bloom display during the summer months the leaves of the Crepe Myrtle also turn orange, red and yellow in the fall.


Black diamond crape myrtle comes in five colors
A U.S. Department of Agriculture research scientist bred these beauties, and now they are grown by J. Berry Nursery in Texas. Five in series. The stunning black diamond crape myrtle has five different colors. We all know how different reds can be, and there is the Best Red, which is a very dark red. You might think it wouldn't show up with the dark burgundy leaves, but it is a beautiful mix of colors.


What age do you need to be to start kindergarten in Texas?
What age do you need to be to start kindergarten in Texas? A: Texas children must reach the age of 5 by September 1 of the target kindergarten entry year. Texas law provides an exception for children younger than 5 to enter kindergarten early, however.


What is the age to start kindergarten in texas?
In some states, it is not required for children to attend kindergarten. Mandatory age of enrollment varies by state but is usually age 5 or 6. In most states a child may begin kindergarten in the fall term only if age 5 by a state-set date, usually in the summer.. Source(s): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kindergarte...


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Editor Note: in California, the age cut-off is changing for public school over the next few years. To start kindergarten, children must be 5 years old on or before 1  ... December 2 for the 2011-12 school year.  November 1 for the 2012-13 school year.


What is the age to start kindergarten in texas?
Best Answer: In my town, a child must be 5 on or before September 1 of the upcoming school year, so your kiddo should be okay to start kinder in the fall. In the United States kindergartens are usually part of the K-12 educational system. Children usually attend kindergarten around age 5 or 6. Kindergarten is considered the first year of formal education, although the child may have gone to preschool.


What Age to Start Kindergarten
Both your kids would start school when they are 5. Your son will be 5 1/2,and your daughter will be exactly 5. That is the perfect age to start K! I think if you wait til your daughter is 6, she'll be way ahead of the other kids academically, physically, and socially, and she'll be bored.


What age do you need to be to start kindergarten in Texas?
Most 6-year-olds are in kindergarten or first grade in the United States, and there are differing opinions on whether or not workbooks aid learning at this age. Therefore, the decision to use workbooks for 6-year-olds must be decided upon by each school administration.


Kindergarten in California
To start kindergarten, children must be 5 years old on or before 1  ... December 2 for the 2011-12 school year. 2  November 1 for the 2012-13 school year. 3  October 1 for the 2013-14 school year.  September 1 for the 2014-15 school year and each school year thereafter.


What age do you need to be to start kindergarten in Texas?
What ages do children begin kindergarten? If a child in Texas is younger than 5 but is also able to perform well on an assessment normally given in third grade and the school district has a policy in place allowing for early admission into kindergarten, he might be able to attend kindergarten prior to reaching age 5.


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Editor Note: in California, the age cut-off is changing for public school over the next few years. To start kindergarten, children must be 5 years old on or before ... December 2 for the 2011-12 school year.


Fainting
But if it happens more than once, tell your doctor about it. 1  If you faint when you turn your head to the side, the bones in your neck may be pinching on one of the blood vessels that leads to your brain. 2  A drop in your blood sugar may also cause you to faint. 3  Some prescription medicines can cause fainting. Be sure to talk to your doctor if you think your fainting may be related to a medicine youâre taking. Alcohol, cocaine, and marijuana can also cause fainting.


Medications or Substances causing Syncope
Medications or substances causing Syncope The following drugs, medications, substances or toxins are some of the possible causes of Syncope as a symptom. This list is incomplete and various other drugs or substances may cause your symptoms (see Syncope). Always advise your doctor of any medications or treatments you are using, including prescription, over-the-counter, supplements, herbal or alternative treatments. Aldesleukin; Amytal Sodium Apo-Clorazepate Bretylate Bretylium Tosylate; Bretylol


Fainting
A drop in your blood sugar may also cause you to faint. This can happen if you have diabetes. It may also happen if you donât eat for a long time. Some prescription medicines can cause fainting. Be sure to talk to your doctor if you think your fainting may be related to a medicine youâre taking.


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Fainting can happen when: 1  You stand up too fast. 2  You work or play hard, especially if itâs very hot. 3  You begin to breathe too fast (called hyperventilating). 4  You get very upset. 5  Youâre taking medicine for high blood pressure.


Fainting
A drop in your blood sugar may also cause you to faint. This can happen if you have diabetes, but it may also happen if you donât eat for a long time. Some prescription medicines can cause fainting. Be sure to talk to your doctor if you think your fainting may be related to a medicine youâre taking. Alcohol, cocaine, and marijuana can also cause fainting. More serious causes of fainting include seizures and problems with the heart or with the blood vessels leading to the brain.


Fainting
Fainting, which is also called syncope, can be caused by many different things. Sometimes a specific cause for fainting cannot be found. A sudden drop in your blood pressure can cause you to faint. Sometimes your heart rate and blood vessels canât react fast enough when your bodyâs need for oxygen changes. This is very common among older people and in people who have certain health conditions, such as diabetes. Fainting can happen when: 1  You stand up too fast. 2  You work or play hard, especially if itâs very hot. 3  You begin to breathe too fast (called hyperventilating). 4  You get very upset. Being upset can affect the nerves that control your blood pressure. 5  Youâre taking medicine for high blood pressure.


Medications or Substances causing Syncope
Medications or Substances causing Syncope. Medications or substances causing Syncope. The following drugs, medications, substances or toxins are some of the possible causes of Syncope as a symptom. This list is incomplete and various other drugs or substances may cause your symptoms (see Syncope). Always advise your doctor of any medications or treatments you are using, including prescription, over-the-counter, supplements, herbal or alternative treatments.


Common Forearm Fractures in Adults
Radial head fractures account for up to 5.4 percent of all fractures and about 33 percent of elbow fractures.18 They are usually caused by a fall on an outstretched hand with a pronated forearm or with the elbow in slight flexion, or a direct blow to the lateral elbow.


Common Forearm Fractures in Adults
The goals of initial evaluation of forearm fractures are to define the mechanism of injury, delineate the extent of the fracture, and identify any additional injuries. This requires a thorough examination of the entire arm. Any breaks in the skin must be assessed to rule out the possibility of an open fracture.


Radial Styloid Fractures
P, proximal; D, distal; d, dorsal; V, volar. Radial approach to the radial styloid. In the third panel, the brachioradialis lies at the entrance of the canal formed by the radial septum and septum between the first and second dorsal compartments (1st D.C.).


Common Forearm Fractures in Adults
Isolated ulnar fractures can usually be managed with a short arm cast or a functional forearm brace. Mason type I radial head fractures can be treated with a splint for five to seven days or with a sling as needed for comfort, along with early range-of-motion exercises. Patients with an olecranon fracture are candidates for nonsurgical treatment if the elbow is stable and the extensor mechanism is intact.


Common Forearm Fractures in Adults
They are most common in young adults and in older persons.4 The mechanism of injury tends to be different in these two groups, with the younger population generally sustaining fractures from high-energy trauma and the older population usually experiencing a low-impact injury, such as from a simple fall.


Radial styloid process
Breakage of the radius at the radial styloid is known as a Chauffeur's fracture; it is typically caused by compression of the scaphoid bone of the hand against the styloid.


Description
One of the most common distal radius fractures is a Colles fracture, in which the broken fragment of the radius tilts upward. This fracture was first described in 1814 by an Irish surgeon and anatomist, Abraham Colles -- hence the name Colles fracture.


Radial Styloid Fractures
Posteroanterior and lateral x-rays of a wrist with the radial styloid highlighted and the lunate facet. Average radial inclination (A) = 23.6Â°; average radial height (B) = 11.6 mm. CRP, central reference point. Plain A AP and B lateral radiographs of a minimally displaced stable radial styloid fracture.


Radial Styloid Fractures
Cadaveric dissection demonstrating divergence of first and second dorsal compartments at the radial styloid and the resulting bare area. The sensory branch of the SRN is visualized crossing the first compartment. D, distal; d, dorsal; V, volar; P, proximal.


"""Conflict In Shooting An Elephant"" Essays and Research Papers"
Conflicts Between Shooting an Elephant and Fourth of July In stories, Fourth of July and Shooting an Elephant, the main characters' experience a conflict within themselves. Without these conflicts, it would be hard for the authors' to support their narrative point.


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The criminal justice system is made up of three main branches, including law enforcement, the judiciary, and corrections. The system as a whole can be viewed and analyzed from different perspectives and considered in terms of different outcomes.


"""Argument In Shooting An Elephant"" Essays and Research Papers"
George Orwellâs Shooting an Elephant: a Summary George Orwell, from a first person narrative perspective of a British officer in Moulmein, Burma, writes an autobiographical essay titled Shooting an Elephant, confessing the inner conflict of a British police officer.


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Conflict In Shooting An Elephant Essays and Research Papers Conflict In Shooting An Elephant In George Orwellâs âShooting an Elephantâ, Orwell is presented with a task that causes him a great deal of stress as he battles with his internal conflict throughout the story.


"""Argument In Shooting An Elephant"" Essays and Research Papers"
Conflict In Shooting An Elephant. In George Orwellâs âShooting an Elephantâ, Orwell is presented with a task that causes him a great deal of stress as he battles with his internal conflict throughout the story. Orwell has mixed feelings after he kills the elephant.


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Create a storyboard that analyzes a dilemma that a character is facing in Shooting an Elephant. 1  Identify the problem and depict it in the Introduction cell. 2  Show and discuss the character's possible choices under Problem 1 and Problem 2. 3  Save and submit the assignment.


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Create a visual plot diagram of âShooting An Elephantâ. 1  Separate the story into the Exposition, Conflict, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution. 2  Create an image that represents an important moment or set of events for each of the story components. 3  Write a description of each of the steps in the plot diagram.


Shooting an Elephant By George Orwell
The narrator does not want to shoot the elephant. The elephant is an important and expensive possession, and the narrator sees no sense in killing him. But, his pride and his position as a white police officer makes him decide to shoot anyways.


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What are the main conflicts in âShooting an Elephantâ? Click here to get this question answered Related


"""Argument In Shooting An Elephant"" Essays and Research Papers"
Conflict In Shooting An Elephant Essays and Research Papers. Conflict In Shooting An Elephant In George Orwellâs âShooting an Elephantâ, Orwell is presented with a task that causes him a great deal of stress as he battles... with his internal conflict throughout the story. Orwell has mixed feelings after he kills the elephant.


Steps to Becoming a Veterinarian
Most U.S. veterinary schools require the following college courses (specific Penn State courses are listed in parentheses): 1  Two semesters of general chemistry with lab (CHEM 110, 111, 112, and 113) 2  Two semesters of organic chemistry with lab (CHEM 202 and 203; or CHEM 210, 212, and 213)


What Are the Education Requirements to Be a Veterinarian?
In the final year, you'll spend most of your time completing clinical rotations in various specialties of veterinary medicine. Licensing and Postgraduate Training. After earning a DVM degree, you'll need to obtain a license by passing the North American Veterinary Licensing Examination. Other licensing requirements are determined by individual states.


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Criteria that you should accomplish during your undergraduate degree before your application to Veterinary Colleges. 1  Grade Point Average (GPA): Maintain a competitive GPA, preferably 3.5 or higher. Most veterinary schools examine courses taken in the last 3-4 semesters closely.


What Are the Education Requirements to Be a Veterinarian?
Earning a bachelor's degree can improve your chances of gaining admittance to veterinary college; however, some veterinary schools admit applicants who have a certain number of undergraduate credits, rather than a bachelor's degree. Commonly required courses include animal biology, microbiology, animal nutrition, zoology, and systemic physiology.


Steps to Becoming a Veterinarian
All the required courses for you to get admitted to most vet schools are required in the Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences Program at Penn State. Essential College Criteria Criteria that you should accomplish during your undergraduate degree before your application to Veterinary Colleges


What Are the Duties of a Veterinarian?
How to Become a Veterinarian in 5 Steps Explore the career requirements for veterinarians. Get the facts about job duties, education,... Career Options for Veterinarians In addition to working at clinics, veterinarians may work in many other settings and for...


Steps to Becoming a Veterinarian
All the required courses for you to get admitted to most vet schools are required in the Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences Program at Penn State. Essential College Criteria. Criteria that you should accomplish during your undergraduate degree before your application to Veterinary Colleges


Steps to Becoming a Veterinarian
One is required from an academic adviser; one is required from a veterinarian; and the third one can be from an individual of your choice (typically one of your course instructors). It is important to get to know your academic adviser and/or professors during your college education. Some schools may require letters from two veterinarians.


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There are 30 veterinary schools accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) in the U.S. There were nearly 6,800 applicants competing for approximately 2,700 openings in 2013. In other words, it is very competitive to gain admission to a veterinary school. Admission requirements for veterinary schools have many things in common; however the specific requirements may vary among schools. It is therefore advisable to become familiar with the entrance requirements (PDF) early in your career as this may affect course selection especially after your first year of college.


Sea Turtles
1 As adults, these are the only herbivorous sea turtles.  Some species change eating habits as they age. For example, green sea turtles are mainly carnivorous from hatching until juvenile size; they then progressively shift to an herbivorous diet.


Sea Turtles
1 Depending on the species, sea turtles may be carnivorous (meat eating), herbivorous (plant eating), or omnivorous (eating both meat and plants). The jaw structure of many species is adapted for their diet.  Green sea turtles have finely serrated jaws adapted for a vegetarian diet of sea grasses and algae.


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Food Preferences And Resources. Depending on the species, sea turtles may be carnivorous (meat eating), herbivorous (plant eating), or omnivorous (eating both meat and plants). The jaw structure of many species is adapted for their diet.


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1 10-day cleanse â either full (green smoothies and light snacks) or modified (green smoothies and snacks and a non-smoothie meal a day).  Continuing to lose weight / lifetime diet â unprocessed, lots of produce, healthy fats, low sugar.


10-Day Green Smoothie Cleanse by JJ Smith (2014): Food list
1 Hydrate â drink lots of water to help with the cleansing process.  Ease gradually into the full cleanse â on your first day, have a green smoothie for breakfast and eat light, healthy meals for lunch and dinner (big salads). Remember to still avoid sugar, meats, dairy, etc.


10-Day Green Smoothie Cleanse by JJ Smith (2014): Food list
by Penny Hammond on April 28, 2014. 10-Day Green Smoothie Cleanse (2014) is a 10-day detox/cleanse made up of green leafy veggies, fruit, and water. 10-day cleanse â either full (green smoothies and light snacks) or modified (green smoothies and snacks and a non-smoothie meal a day).


13 / 13 Asparagus: Eat Right for Your Gut
Even if youâre not a fan of dark green produce (we recommend you give it a second chance), you can still reap tons of health benefits from a variety of green veggies, fruits, and other foods you should be eating â but probably arenât. Read on and see why the rest of your pantry will go green with envy.


10-Day Green Smoothie Cleanse by JJ Smith (2014): Food list
Get a copy of 10-Day Green Smoothie Cleanse for a detailed explanation of why a green smoothie cleanse is good for you, detox methods, testimonials, 10 Commandments for Looking Young and Feeling Great, green smoothie recipes for the 10-day cleanse, over 100 green smoothie recipes for after the cleanse, and clean high protein recipes.


13 / 13 Asparagus: Eat Right for Your Gut
But fewer than 10 percent of Americans eat the recommended amount of fruits and veggies, a 2009 study found, and fewer still choose the dark green vegetables that boast a myriad of disease-fighting health perks.


Sea Turtles
Diet & Eating Habits. Depending on the species, sea turtles may be carnivorous (meat eating), herbivorous (plant eating), or omnivorous (eating both meat and plants). The jaw structure of many species is adapted for their diet.


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1 affected with sudden and great wonder or surprise dumbfounded by the realization that he had just won the grand prize in the multistate lottery Synonyms amazed, astonished, astounded, awestruck (also awestricken), bowled over, thunderstruck (also dumfounded), dumbstruck, flabbergasted, shocked, stunned, stupefiedRelated Words blindsided, startled ...


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Nearby words of 'founded'. 1  foul-mouthed. 2  found. 3  foundation. founded.  founded 1  on. founder. 2  foundling. All ENGLISH synonyms that begin with  'F'.


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Example Sentences for founded. 1  The colony of Magellan was founded by the Chilian Government in the year 1851. 2  This doctrine is founded on an interpretation of Corinthians xv. 3  But the lawlessness of Ireland is a Christian lawlessness, founded on reason and justice.  The distinctions of the law are founded on experience, not on logic.


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And here let those Who boast in mortal things, and wondring tell Of BABEL, and the works of MEMPHIAN Kings, Learn how thir greatest Monuments of Fame, And Strength and Art are easily outdone By Spirits reprobate, and in an hour What in an age they with incessant toyle And hands innumerable scarce perform Nigh on the Plain in many cells prepar'd, ...


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The university was founded in 1958 and until 1972 was called San Fernando Valley State College. The firm, founded in 1980 by brothers Art and Bill Weber, has 20 presses of 22 to 165 tons in plants in South Bound Brook and nearby Middlesex, N.


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2 filled with amazement or wonder dumbfounded visitors to the Grand Canyon Synonyms amazed, astonished, astounded, awed, awestruck (also awestricken), openmouthed (also dumfounded), flabbergasted, marveling (or marvelling), wonderingRelated Words startled, surprised (also surprized); bemused, bewildered, puzzled; overwhelmed, staggered, stunned, ...


Another word for found
Another word for found. found 1create establish institute organize. These verbs mean to bring something into existence and set it in operation: founded a colony; created a trust fund; establishing a business; instituted an annual benefit concert; organizing a field trip. Search Thesaurus. Another word for found.


Colony  (TV series)
Founded in 2003 and voted one of the Best City Blogs by Forbes, Gapers Block invites you to slow down and check out all the cool things in the city. The university was founded in 1958, and until 1972 was called San Fernando Valley State College.


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Example Sentences for founded. The colony of Magellan was founded by the Chilian Government in the year 1851. This doctrine is founded on an interpretation of Corinthians xv. But the lawlessness of Ireland is a Christian lawlessness, founded on reason and justice. The distinctions of the law are founded on experience, not on logic.


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For the average office building in the. U.S. (approximately 15,000 ft2), that translates into. $30,600 spent on energy per year. For a customized. benchmark rating of your facility, use the Energy Star. National Energy Performance Rating system via Port-. folio Manager software (www.energystar.gov/index.


The Cost of an Office Build-Out
The most basic applicable space in a type A building, but using all new components â 18-cell parabolic lights, standard 2Ã2 ceiling, plastic laminate building standard doors with mortised hardware, no glass at office fronts, minimal millwork and all plastic laminate, $25/yd broadloom carpet, standard electrical and HVAC.


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GS1613 09/13/2010. On average, a U.S. office building spends nearly. 29 percent of its operating expenses on utilities, and. the majority of this expenditure goes toward electricity. and natural gas. For the average office building, energy. costs can exceed $30,000 per year. Therefore, mea-. sures for saving energy can significantly assist office. buildings in improving their bottom line.


How Much Are Color Copies at FedEx Office, Formerly Known As Kinkos?
Color copies at FedEx Office, formerly known as Kinkos, vary in cost depending on the size of the print job. Generally, the regular cost can be in the eighty to ninety cent per page range. Discounts apply according to the amount of copies needed and any special business rates.


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Energy Information Administration survey of com-. mercial buildings.) Using average commercial energy. prices of $0.10 per kWh and $0.98 per hundred cubic. feet, the average cost of power per ft2 for office build-. ings is approximately $1.73 for electricity and $0.31. for natural gas.


How Much Does a Commercial Elevator Cost?
How much does a commercial elevator cost? A: The cost of a commercial elevator ranges from $75,000 to $150,000 for larger buildings and from $20,000 to $28,000 for buildings up to two or three stories, as of September 2014. Many factors affect the cost of elevators, including the size, number of floors it can access, the basic design and safety features.


Negotiating the Tenant Improvement Allowance
The Cost of an Office Build-Out. A key component of any lease negotiation is the tenant improvement allowance provided by the landlord to build-out or retrofit an office space for the tenantâs specific use.


How Much Does a Commercial Elevator Cost?
How much does a commercial elevator cost? Quick Answer. The cost of a commercial elevator ranges from $75,000 to $150,000 for larger buildings and from $20,000 to $28,000 for buildings up to two or three stories, as of September 2014.


What It Costs to Build Out Your Office Space
When you begin to think about the numbers itâll take to build the office space of your dreams in your newly leased space, you must first figure out what kind of space youâre aiming for, as well as know what kind of lease you have signed. Let us break it down for you:


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Very good and insightful article. Another factor is that now contractors will not guarantee their prices for more than 30 days, in some cases, less. In some markets building permits take 4 to 14 weeks, plus the during construction inspections can slow the next step down.


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Stats and Demographics for the 11937 ZIP Code. ZIP code 11937 is located in New York and covers a slightly less than average land area compared to other ZIP codes in the United States. It also has a slightly less than average population density.


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The ratio of number of residents in zip code 11937 to the number of sex offenders is 2,974 to 1.


East Hampton, New York Area Code
631. East Hampton, NY is currently using one area code which is area code 631. In addition to East Hampton, NY area code information read more about area code 631 details and New York area codes. East Hampton, NY is located in Suffolk County and observes the Eastern Time Zone. View our Times by Area Code tool.


East Hampton (town), New York
East Hampton is located on a peninsula, bordered on the south by the Atlantic Ocean, to the east by Block Island Sound and to the north by Gardiners Bay, Napeague Bay and Fort Pond Bay. To the west is western Long Island, reaching to the East River and New York City.