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Snap peas should be harvested every 1 or 3 days, similarly to snow peas to get peak quality. Sugar snaps are at their best when the pods first start to fatten but before the seeds grow very large. At this point, the pods snap like green beans and the whole pod can be eaten.


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Fresh peas keep for 2 to 3 days in the refrigerator. The sugar in them quickly begins to turn to starch even while under refrigeration. As much as 40 percent of the sugar is converted in a few hours. Store unwashed peas in perforated plastic bags for a few days.


How to can your own homemade canned peas (English, crowder, purple hull, blackeye) (complete directions with photos )
How many peas and where to get them. You can grow your own, pick your own, or buy them at the grocery store. About 14 pounds of peas makes 7 quart jars; or 9 pounds is needed per 9 pints. A bushel, which produces anywhere from 13 to 20 quarts, weighs 30 pounds. That works out to an average of 2 pounds of peas per finished quart jar.


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When the pea pods are swollen (appear round) they are ready to be picked. Pick a few pods every day or two near harvest time to determine when the peas are at the proper stage for eating. Peas are of the best quality when they are fully expanded but immature, before they become hard and starchy.


How freeze peas and other peas from your garden or the shop - Easily! With Step-by-step Photos, Recipe, Directions, Ingredients and Costs
If you like frozen peas in the winter, just imagine how good it would taste if you had picked a bag yourself and then quickly froze it at home! It is also one of the simplest ways to put up a vegetable for the winter. Here's how to do it, complete instructions in easy steps and completely illustrated.


How to Pick Field Peas
Steps. 1  1. Grow, or locate, a U-pick produce grower that allows customers to pick peas in their field. 2  2. Prepare yourself for your outing in the pea patch. 3  3. Enter the field and select a row of peas to pick.  4. Step carefully to avoid damaging the pea vines, which often overlap the rows and can be entangled, making travel difficult.


How and When to Pick Peas
Harvest snow peas once the peas get to the size of a B-B. Pick them early and often to help promote more flowering. Snow peas are ready about five to seven days after the bloom emerges. It may take a few tries to really get the hang of picking peas, but it won't take long before you are a pea picking pro. Next, we will go over how to pick peas.


How to Pick Field Peas
Zipper peas - these have a fibrous vein along the length of the shell, which, when pulled, makes splitting the shell much easier. 2. Prepare yourself for your outing in the pea patch. You may find the weather very warm during the field pea season, so consider wearing light colored clothing and a broad rimmed hat. Hampers, bags, buckets, or other containers for your peas. Enter the field and select a row of peas to pick. Peas are usually planted in rows about 3 feet (91.5 cm) apart.


How and When to Pick Peas
How to Pick Peas. Removing the pea pods from the plant is very easy. Simply grab the top of the pod with your index and middle fingers on the bottom of the pod. Place your thumb on top of the pod so that it's between your two fingers.


How should peas be stored?
Pods should contain peas of sufficient number and size so that there is not much empty room in the pod. Avoid pods that rattle when shaken as they may be nearly empty. Although garden peas are typically round, the pods of snow peas should look flat. Look for the shape of the peas through the translucent shiny pea pod. Generally, the smaller pods are younger and tend to be sweetener. To find quality, fresh snap peas, snap one open and see whether it is crisp.


How much blood do your kidneys filter per day?
First, blood is carried into the kidneys by the renal artery (anything in the body related to the kidneys is called renal). The average person has 1 to 1Â½ gallons of blood circulating through his or her body. The kidneys filter that blood as many as 400 times a day!


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Here's a list of all of the parts of the urinary system: 1  the kidneys: filters that take the waste out of the blood and make urine. 2  the ureters: tubes that carry the urine from each kidney to the bladder. 3  the bladder: a bag that collects the urine.  the urethra: a tube that carries the urine from the bladder out of the body.


How does kidney cancer affect the body?
A Honor Society of Nursing (STTI) answered. Kidney cancer starts in the kidney cells, or renal cells. When certain DNA mutations occur, it causes an overproduction of kidney cells that form a tumor on the kidney. This tumor can cause several problems within the kidney and throughout the body. Since the kidneys are responsible for filtering the blood, kidney cancer may lead to an imbalance of certain substances in the blood stream. Sometimes, kidney cancer can cause an increased red blood cell count.


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Here's a list of all of the parts of the urinary system: the kidneys: filters that take the waste out of the blood and make urine. the ureters: tubes that carry the urine from each kidney to the bladder. the bladder: a bag that collects the urine.


What is the Renal System?
The kidneys are a vital part of the renal system. They are located in the back portion of the abdominal cavity, with one on either side. Perhaps the most well-known function of the kidneys is to transport urine into the tubes known as ureters before it exits the body.


Dialysis
The kidneys are a pair of organs located in the back of the abdomen. Each kidney is about 4 or 5 inches long -- about the size of a fist. The kidneys' function are to filter the blood. All the blood in our bodies passes through the kidneys several times a day. The kidneys remove wastes, control the body's fluid balance, and regulate the balance of electrolytes.


What is the Renal System?
The renal system is a group of organs that work together to produce, store, and release urine. Urine is the liquid waste material excreted from the body. The organs that work together in this system include the kidneys, bladder, ureters, and urethra. It is also known as the urinary or the excretory system.


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The kidneys are important organs with many functions in the body, including producing hormones, absorbing minerals, and filtering blood and producing urine. While they are important and kidney failure can be fatal, a human only needs one k... Read More.


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1 Brown sausage in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Drain off grease, and set aside to cool. Pour the eggs into a lightly greased 9x13 inch baking dish.  In a separate large bowl, combine the sausage, bread and 12 ounces of the cheese. Mix well and pour this into the egg mixture.


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1 Pour the eggs into a lightly greased 9x13 inch baking dish.  In a separate large bowl, combine the sausage, bread and 12 ounces of the cheese. Mix well and pour this into the egg mixture. Top with the remaining 4 ounces of cheese and cover with foil.


Egg Casserole
1 Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). 2  Brown sausage in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Drain off grease, and set aside to cool. Pour the eggs into a lightly greased 9x13 inch baking dish.  In a separate large bowl, combine the sausage, bread and 12 ounces of the cheese.


Egg Casserole
1 In a separate large bowl, combine the sausage, bread and 12 ounces of the cheese. Mix well and pour this into the egg mixture. Top with the remaining 4 ounces of cheese and cover with foil.  Bake at 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) for 15 minutes, uncover, and bake until casserole is golden brown and bubbly.


How to make a recycled drinking glass from a vodka bottle
How to make a recycled drinking glass from a vodka bottle with subtitles. You can use any other bottles you want, beer, wine, whisky bottles for example. 00:12 Use the bottle cutter to cut your bottle. 00:46 Use hot and cold water to break the glass. 01:16 Making the tool to attach the bottle to the drill.02:22 Cover the glass with insulation tape.ou can use any other bottles you want, beer, wine, whisky bottles for example. 00:12 Use the bottle cutter to cut your bottle. 00:46 Use hot and cold water to break the glass.


TURTLE CRAFTS FOR KIDS: Ideas to make turtles & tortoises with easy arts and crafts decorations, instructions, patterns, and activities for children, preschoolers, and teens
Folded Paper Turtle Craft-Make this paper model toy of a turtle. Print it out, paste it to cardboard, and then fold it up...it stands up on its own. Make a Turtle Creature from Wax and a Nut Shell-You can make this adorable turtle too with the easy-to-follow instructions meant for children.Clay Turtles-Here are 4 examples of clay sculptures-clay heads, bodies, mice, and turtles. Learn how to make clay turtles.ow to Make Origami Tortoises Lessons (PDF)- Tortoise origami model. How to Make Origami Turtles Directions-Parent and child turtles origami models. How to origami a cute turtle - - Fold an origami turtle with a design by Joost Langeveld.


How to Make DIY Turtle Toys from Recycled Plastic Bottles
Here is a super cute craft project to make lovely turtle toys from recycled plastic bottles. Itâs very easy to make. Basically you just need to cut out the bottom of a plastic bottle, invert it and sew it onto a waterproof foam, and then draw the turtle.Itâs a project that the entire family can work together and kids will have fun creating and playing with these lovely turtle toys.You can put the turtle toys in water and they âswimâ like sea turtles. Or you can put some beans or coins inside to make some music when shaking. Anyway, there are lots of fun.tâs a project that the entire family can work together and kids will have fun creating and playing with these lovely turtle toys. You can put the turtle toys in water and they âswimâ like sea turtles. Or you can put some beans or coins inside to make some music when shaking. Anyway, there are lots of fun.


TURTLE CRAFTS FOR KIDS: Ideas to make turtles & tortoises with easy arts and crafts decorations, instructions, patterns, and activities for children, preschoolers, and teens
TURTLE CRAFTS FOR KIDS: Ideas to make turtles & tortoises with easy arts and crafts decorations, instructions, patterns, and activities for children, preschoolers, and teens. A lot of persons (both adults and children) do not know the differences between a tortoise and a turtle.ow to Make Origami Tortoises Lessons (PDF)- Tortoise origami model. How to Make Origami Turtles Directions-Parent and child turtles origami models. How to origami a cute turtle - - Fold an origami turtle with a design by Joost Langeveld.


How to make turtle arts from recycled plastic bottles step by step DIY tutorial instructions
How to make turtle arts from recycled plastic bottles step by step DIY tutorial instructions. Get captivating new Tutorials, just like this one, delivered right to your inbox each day.Just sign up and we will send you the best new tutorials as they come in. Your email address will NEVER been spammed, sold, or shared.ow to make turtle arts from recycled plastic bottles step by step DIY tutorial instructions. Get captivating new Tutorials, just like this one, delivered right to your inbox each day.


TURTLE CRAFTS FOR KIDS: Ideas to make turtles & tortoises with easy arts and crafts decorations, instructions, patterns, and activities for children, preschoolers, and teens
Paper Bowl Turtle - - Sam I Am explains how to make turtles out of paper bowls. Paper Bowl Turtle - - Make a pull-along pet turtle out of an ordinary paper bowl. Paper Bowl Turtle - - Always use your imagination and be creative when building these kids crafts or any others.ow to Make Origami Tortoises Lessons (PDF)- Tortoise origami model. How to Make Origami Turtles Directions-Parent and child turtles origami models. How to origami a cute turtle - - Fold an origami turtle with a design by Joost Langeveld.


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Instructions: Use scissors to cut out turtle legs, head, and tail from cardboard. You can use a cereal box or any other thinner cardboard you can find. Paint the back side of the bowl green along with the head, legs, and tail.am I Am explains how you can make cute turtles using paper bowls, a piece of cardboard, a few basic craft supplies, and your imagination. 1  Age Guideline: 3 Years and Up. 2  Time Required: 30 minutes (Does not include drying time).


Art and Craft Projects for Kids How to Make a Turtle with Recycled Bottles Crafts
Today in the series art and craft projects for kids you'll learn how to make funny turtle for your school project, home, garden or soul.Please thumb up! Previous DIY Crafts video: https://youtu.be/ef4p2_WKI9U. My Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RecycledBott... Follow me on twitter: https://twitter.com/BottlesCrafts.My Tumblr: http ....oday in the series art and craft projects for kids you'll learn how to make funny turtle for your school project, home, garden or soul. Please thumb up!


How to make a recycled drinking glass from a vodka bottle
You can use any other bottles you want, beer, wine, whisky bottles for example. 00:12 Use the bottle cutter to cut your bottle. 00:46 Use hot and cold water to break the glass.01:16 Making the tool to attach the bottle to the drill. 02:22 Cover the glass with insulation tape.ou can use any other bottles you want, beer, wine, whisky bottles for example. 00:12 Use the bottle cutter to cut your bottle. 00:46 Use hot and cold water to break the glass.


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Making Fusible Flat Glass From Bottles â How to flatten bottles into sheets for easier fusing. Tie Dye Fused Bottles â How to make fused bottles that look tie dyed with paint and mica. Recycled Wine Bottle Drinking Glasses â Easy method of cutting, polishing and fire polishing drinking glasses.lass With a Past has a vast library of free tutorials about making fused artwork with recycled glass. You can access these by visiting the blog and browsing through the posts, or through the lists below. If there is a burning question that you canât find the answer to, let us know through the contact form.


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Quicken Loans is HIRING for Mortgage Banking-Ranked in top 30 companies to work for in FORTUNE Magazine for the past 12 years - #1 on...


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Quicken Loans approved bad mortgages just to make money, government says in suit. Teresa Dixon Murray, The Plain Dealer By Teresa Dixon Murray, The Plain Dealer The Plain Dealer. Email the author | Follow on Twitter. on April 23, 2015 at 10:00 PM, updated April 24, 2015 at 8:46 AM.


Quicken Loans approved bad mortgages just to make money, government says in suit
Quicken Loans is led by Chairman Dan Gilbert, who is also majority owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Quicken Loans also has a big presence in Cleveland with the namesake basketball arena and a loan office with hundreds of employees.


Quicken Loans approved bad mortgages just to make money, government says in suit
In the complaint, filed in U.S. District Court in Washington D.C., the U.S. Department of Justice claimed that Quicken Loans approved hundreds of loans that should have been denied, sometimes by pushing appraisers to inflate values of homes after the initial appraisal was too low to get a loan approved.


Dan Gilbert discusses the teams he owns, Quicken Loans and a guy named LeBron
His Cavaliers, the team he bought for $375 million four years ago this month, have the NBA's best record, a division crown and quite possibly the league MVP. Gilbert, who also owns the Lake Erie Monsters minor-league hockey team and the company that runs Quicken Loans Arena, grew up and still lives in suburban Detroit.


Dan Gilbert discusses the teams he owns, Quicken Loans and a guy named LeBron
Comments. Dan Gilbert, in jeans and a tie-less shirt with the sleeves rolled up, sat at a table at Bridges restaurant in Quicken Loans Arena, overlooking the Cuyahoga River and the site where he'd like to put a casino.


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Quicken Loans approved bad mortgages just to make money, government says in suit
Today's DOJ filing is simply the continuation of the abusive actions and a make-good on the DOJ's threats since their witch-hunt began three years ago, as detailed in the lawsuit Quicken Loans filed against the DOJ last week, Quicken Loans said in a written statement.


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Quicken Loans is HIRING for Mortgage Banking-Ranked top 15 on FORTUNE Magazineâs list of the â100 Best Companies to Work Forâ (10th...


Quicken Loans approved bad mortgages just to make money, government says in suit
Quicken issued hundreds of defective mortgage loans, and left HUD â and the taxpayer â to pay for the loans that defaulted, U.S. Attorney John Walsh of the District of Colorado, said in a written statement. Quicken's alleged fraudulent conduct affected communities nationwide.


Water, drinks and your health
Drink plenty of water. Water is a healthy and cheap choice for quenching your thirst at any time. It has no calories and contains no sugars that can damage teeth. Plain tea, fruit tea and coffee (without added sugar) can also be healthy.


Water, drinks and your health
Drink semi-skimmed, 1% fat or skimmed milk. Milk is a good source of calcium, a mineral that helps build and maintain healthy bones. It also contains protein, vitamins and other minerals, and doesn't cause tooth decay. For a healthier choice, choose semi-skimmed, 1% fat or skimmed milk.


How much water should you actually drink?
You donât need to rely solely on what you drink to satisfy all your fluid needs. What you eat counts, too. For example, many fruits and vegetables, like watermelon and spinach, are 90 per cent or more water by weight. Just another reason to chow down the recommended 5 + 2 serves of veg and fruit every day.


How much water should a normal, healthy adult drink on a daily basis to avoid dehydration?
- If you work in an airconditioned environment and follow a sedentary lifestyle, do not drink more than 2 to 2.5 litres of water per day. - For moderate workers, for instance salespersons, it is important to drink around three litres of water.


How much water should you actually drink?
In normal environmental conditions, the turnover of water (via breathing, sweating, bowel and urine movements) in most adults is approximately 4 per cent of total body weight. This is equivalent to 2.5 â 3 litres a day in a 70kg adult. The food we consume contributes approximately 20 per cent (about 700-800 ml) of total water intake. So if you drink 2 litres of water each day, along with your normal diet, you typically replace the lost fluid.


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This would amount to an intake of around 2.5 litres of fluids everyday.. Drink according to lifestyle. According to nutritionist expert Nupur Krishnan, one's lifestyle plays an important role in deciding the amount of water that one should consume.


How much water should you actually drink?
You can drink too much water, but itâs rare. The most common effect of too much water in a short period of time is a condition called hyponatremia (a drop in sodium levels in the blood). Symptoms include headaches, blurred vision, cramps, swelling of the brain, coma and in extreme cases, death.


Motivating Students
Strategies for Motivating Students. Following are some research-based strategies for motivating students to learn. 1  Become a role model for student interest. 2  Deliver your presentations with energy and enthusiasm. 3  As a display of your motivation, your passion motivates your students.4  Make the course personal, showing why you are interested in the material.trategies for Motivating Students. Following are some research-based strategies for motivating students to learn. 1  Become a role model for student interest. 2  Deliver your presentations with energy and enthusiasm. 3  As a display of your motivation, your passion motivates your students.


Motivating Students
Intrinsic Motivation. Intrinsic motivators include fascination with the subject, a sense of its relevance to life and the world, a sense of accomplishment in mastering it, and a sense of calling to it. Students who are intrinsically motivated might say things like the following.â 1 Literature interests me.â.trategies for Motivating Students. Following are some research-based strategies for motivating students to learn. 1  Become a role model for student interest. 2  Deliver your presentations with energy and enthusiasm. 3  As a display of your motivation, your passion motivates your students.


What Keeps College Students Motivated? Their Responses
1 (Only 6% of instructors thought this was the most pressing motivation for students.).  What else keeps college students motivated and on a path towards success? How do you keep college students motivated in your courses? In what ways do you encourage them to keep their âeyes on the prizeâ? Share your strategies in the comments. Another 14% of students stated that their plan for an advanced or additional degree motivated them to succeed. ( 2 Only 6% of instructors thought this was the most pressing motivation for students.).


How to Motivate Students: Top 12 Ways
If there is one thing we know about kids, itâs that they have short attention spans and prefer now to later. This is especially true at the beginning of the year. Teachers, more than any district or schoolwide programs, have the most power to know how to motivate students because theyâre on the front lines.They can influence students in a way that kids can actually understand: here, now, today, in this room.ow to Motivate Students: Mix It Up. Itâs a classic concept and the basis for differentiated instruction, but it needs to be said: using a variety of teaching methods caters to all types of learners.


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Make a positive impression. If you want to motivate your students, then you have to prove that you are person who is worth listening to. They may be suspicious of you on the first day, but you can work to earn their trust and respect.To do this, you have to stand out to them.obody ever said that teaching students was easy. Motivating them to learn is even more difficult. Whether you're teaching eighth graders or adult learners at a vocational school, it can be a challenge to make students want to work and learn on their own.


Motivating Students
1 Criticizing the student or the student's lack of compliance with the teacher's directions, such as No, no, no, you shouldn't do that.. 2  When students are struggling with poor academic performance, low self-efficacy or low motivation, one strategy that may help is to teach them how to learn.n the other hand, extrinsic motivation is motivation to perform and succeed for the sake of accomplishing a specific result or outcome. Students who are very grade-oriented are extrinsically motivated, whereas students who seem to truly embrace their work and take a genuine interest in it are intrinsically motivated.


What motivates us to learn foreign languages?
Integrative motivation. Thereâs a saying that a language is âbest learned between the sheetsâ. Indeed, cross-cultural romance is a common form of integrative motivation. Learners who study a language with the aim of better understanding a culture, language, and society are integratively motivated.or university students and professionals, language learning is often motivated by career. Many adults study foreign languages to fortify their CVs and qualify for work in target industries or companies.


Motivating Students
On the other hand, extrinsic motivation is motivation to perform and succeed for the sake of accomplishing a specific result or outcome. Students who are very grade-oriented are extrinsically motivated, whereas students who seem to truly embrace their work and take a genuine interest in it are intrinsically motivated.n the other hand, extrinsic motivation is motivation to perform and succeed for the sake of accomplishing a specific result or outcome. Students who are very grade-oriented are extrinsically motivated, whereas students who seem to truly embrace their work and take a genuine interest in it are intrinsically motivated.


Twenty Tips on Motivating Students
Few teachers would deny that motivated students are easier to teach, or that students who are interested in learning do, in fact, learn more.ew teachers would deny that motivated students are easier to teach, or that students who are interested in learning do, in fact, learn more.


Motivating Students
Effects of Motivation on Learning Styles. 1  Deep learners respond well to the challenge of mastering a difficult and complex subject. 2  These are intrinsically motivated students who are often a joy to teach! 3  Strategic learners are motivated primarily by rewards.trategies for Motivating Students. Following are some research-based strategies for motivating students to learn. 1  Become a role model for student interest. 2  Deliver your presentations with energy and enthusiasm. 3  As a display of your motivation, your passion motivates your students.


How Physics Works
Physics includes the study of astronomy, and in many ways astronomy was humanity's first organized field of science. Ancient peoples looked to the stars and recognized patterns there, then began using mathematical precision to make predictions about what would happen in the heavens based on those patterns.


Top Ten Reasons Why You Should Take Physics Poster
Top Ten Reasons Why You Should Take Physics Poster. The âTop 10 Reasons Why You Should Take Physicsâ poster is an informative and eye-catching poster explaining how students will benefit from taking physics. âWhy Physicsâ uses humor to draw in the viewer while slipping in plenty of serious reasons to take a physics class.


Top Ten Reasons Why You Should Take Physics Poster
Here is a deeper look into those top 10 reasons why you should take physics. 10. You Can Get Out of a Black Hole. This is actually a joke; there is no way to get out of a black hole (thatâs why they're black!) But the APS outreach website PhysicsCentral has an article about this fascinating subject.


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This is where the physics begins! Much of physics is about deriving and solving differential equations. The most important differential equation to learn, and the one most studied in undergraduate physics, is the harmonic oscillator equation, ax'' + bx' + cx = f(t), where x' means the time derivative of x(t). Partial Differential Equations.


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A villain with seemingly no motive other than chaos and the thrill of the chase, The Dark Knightâs The Joker is often considered the most iconic iteration DCâs legendary psychopath. Prime 1 Studioâs have paid tribute to Heath Ledgerâs penultimate performance with this incredibly detailed Half Scale Statue. Standing 38â tall, The Joker has been constructed with a high quality translucent resin for a lifelike skin effect and features a screen accurate fabric costume.


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What is the Statue of Liberty holding?
exists and is an alternate of . It's actually a tablet with the date of the Declaration Of Independence engraved in Roman numerals. It's actually a tablet with the date of the Declaration Of Independence engraved in Roman numerals.


What kind of book does statue of liberty holding?
The thing which appears to be a book is not a book it's a tablet. Liberty holds a torch in her right hand and a tablet in her left. The tablet shows the inscription JULY IV MDCCLXXVIâJuly 4, 1776, the date of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. You can check this with any good resoluion picture of statue of liberty.


What kind of book does statue of liberty holding?
It's not a book, it's a tablet. The tablet which the Statue holds in her left hand reads, in Roman numerals, July 4, 1776 the day of America's independence from Britain. Source(s): The Statue of Liberty - national park service. jjttkbford Â· 1 decade ago.


What hand does the statue of liberty hold her torch in?
Why is the statue of liberty holding a book in her hand? its not a book its a tablet that has roman numbers on it that shows the declaration of independence with the date july, 4, 1776, in roman numbers and with john Hancock's signaâ¦ture on it.


What hand does the statue of liberty hold her torch in?
What hand is the statue of liberty holding the torch in? She holds the torch in her right hand. In her left hand, Lady  Liberty holds a tablet inscribed with the date July 4, 1776,  commemorating the date the Declaration of Indeâ¦pendence was signed  and America was founded.


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Neuron
A neuron affects other neurons by releasing a neurotransmitter that binds to chemical receptors. The effect upon the postsynaptic neuron is determined not by the presynaptic neuron or by the neurotransmitter, but by the type of receptor that is activated.he fundamental process that triggers the release of neurotransmitters is the action potential, a propagating electrical signal that is generated by exploiting the electrically excitable membrane of the neuron. This is also known as a wave of depolarization.


Parkinson's Disease  In-Depth Report
Introduction. Parkinson's disease (PD) is a slowly progressive neurological disorder that affects movement, muscle control, and balance. Parkinsonâs disease is part of a group of conditions called motor system disorders, which are associated with the loss of dopamine-producing brain cells.evodopa (L-dopa). Levodopa, or L-dopa, has been used for years and is the gold standard for treating Parkinson's disease. L-dopa increases brain levels of dopamine. It is probably the most effective drug for controlling symptoms and is used in nearly all phases of the disease.


FOCUSâON: Neurotransmitter Systems
Short-and long-term effects of ethanol on amino acid (e.g.,ï ï£-aminobutyric acid and glutamate) and biogenic amine (e.g., serotonin and dopamine) neurotransmitters have been demonstrated in animal models of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD).n addition, alterations in the function of a subtype of GABA neuron (i.e., the Purkinje neuron) in the cerebellum, a brain region important for motor coordination (see figure 3), could contribute to motor deficits observed in FASD patients (Green 2004; Hsiao et al. 1999; Servais et al. 2007).


Adult development
Adult development encompasses the changes that occur in biological, psychological, and interpersonal domains of human life from the end of adolescence until the end of one's life.These changes may be gradual or rapid, and can reflect positive, negative, or no change from previous levels of functioning.tage theories typically focus on âage-appropriateâ developmental tasks to be achieved at each stage. Erik Erikson and Carl Jung proposed stage theories of human development that encompass the entire life span, and emphasized the potential for positive change very late in life.


Neuron
At the majority of synapses, signals are sent from the axon of one neuron to a dendrite of another. There are, however, many exceptions to these rules: neurons that lack dendrites, neurons that have no axon, synapses that connect an axon to another axon or a dendrite to another dendrite, etc.he fundamental process that triggers the release of neurotransmitters is the action potential, a propagating electrical signal that is generated by exploiting the electrically excitable membrane of the neuron. This is also known as a wave of depolarization.


FOCUSâON: Neurotransmitter Systems
Long-Term Effects. In comparison to the action of ethanol on glutamatergic receptor function during development, more studies have examined the long-lasting effects of ethanol on NMDA receptors because they are involved in cellular mechanisms that are thought to be important for learning and memory.n addition, alterations in the function of a subtype of GABA neuron (i.e., the Purkinje neuron) in the cerebellum, a brain region important for motor coordination (see figure 3), could contribute to motor deficits observed in FASD patients (Green 2004; Hsiao et al. 1999; Servais et al. 2007).


Schizophrenia  In-Depth Report
Research indicates that symptoms in childhood strongly predict disease in adulthood. In one long-term study, over 40% of people with schizophrenia who developed the disease in young adulthood had reported psychotic symptoms by age 11. Men tend to develop schizophrenia between the ages of 15 - 24. 2  Paranoid schizophrenia may be more common in men, and symptoms tend to be more severe. 3  The onset in women is usually slightly later, between ages 25 - 34, and the symptoms tend to be less severe.


Schizophrenia  In-Depth Report
Symptoms of psychosis can become gradually or suddenly evident. 1  In up to a third of patients, the disease is unrelenting and progresses from the first episode onward. 2  In others, schizophrenia follows a fluctuating course with psychotic flare-ups, followed by remissions. Men tend to develop schizophrenia between the ages of 15 - 24. 2  Paranoid schizophrenia may be more common in men, and symptoms tend to be more severe. 3  The onset in women is usually slightly later, between ages 25 - 34, and the symptoms tend to be less severe.


Neurobiological effects of physical exercise
Thus, because anandamide is a euphoriant and aerobic exercise is associated with euphoric effects, it has been proposed that anandamide partly mediates the short-term mood-lifting effects of exercise (e.g., the euphoria of a runner's high) via exercise-induced increases in its synthesis.hysical therapy can be sought to help improve the motor impairments of the disease. The conclusions about the effects of exercise on cognitive function in HD patients have varied across the literature.


Parkinson's Disease  In-Depth Report
Dopamine agonists stimulate dopamine receptors in the substantia nigra, the part of the brain in which Parkinson's is thought to originate. Dopamine agonists are effective in delaying motor complications during the first 1 or 2 years of treatment.Newer Dopamine Agonists.evodopa (L-dopa). Levodopa, or L-dopa, has been used for years and is the gold standard for treating Parkinson's disease. L-dopa increases brain levels of dopamine. It is probably the most effective drug for controlling symptoms and is used in nearly all phases of the disease.


LoveLetters ( 1002 )
No doubt that saying those 3 magical words can get your lovers heart racing but expressing your heartfelt feelings in a written form can make your darling closer to you. Sending a cute love letter to the beloved one also acts as a starting base of a romantic relationship.


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Love letters straight from your heart. Keep us so near while apart. I'm not alone in the night. When I can have all the love you write. I memorize every line. And I kiss the name that you sign. And, darling, then I read again right from the start. Love letters straight from your heart.


Love Letters Straight from Your Heart
Love letters do all sorts of things to young hearts! Especially when they shoot straight from heart to heart, no frills attached! The trick is to get it right. Love is a wonderful thing. Heartfelt expression makes it even better! Thankfully, there is plenty of love around us and so many thousands of love letters to draw inspiration from.


Long Love Letters
Long Love Letters. Long love letters are an outpouring of passion from a lover's soul. One of my Favorite Long Love Letters... When it comes to long love letters, this one really touches my heart: My Sweet Lover, From the moment I heard your voice I felt a connection to your soul. I can still remember exactly how you looked the day we first met.


Love Letters Straight from Your Heart
Love Letters Straight from Your Heart. The trick is to get it right. Love is a wonderful thing. Heartfelt expression makes it even better! Thankfully, there is plenty of love around us and so many thousands of love letters to draw inspiration from. Love letters that literally speak your heart out for you!


2 sample short love letters straight from your heart to your girlfriend
2 sample short love letters straight from your heart to your girlfriend. Dearâ¦â¦â¦â¦.. I am so completely in love with you. I wake to think of you and I sleep to see you in my dreams. Your love has made me love my life. Everyday seems like a blessing since I have met you. I feel so lucky and honored to be in love with you with all of my heart.


LoveLetters ( 1002 )
With many intimate expressions of love and affection in that letter, you can confess your feelings and tell that person that he/she is the one you are falling for. Well, the most crucial thing to know about a love letter is that the words written in it should come directly from the heart. No doubt you express your warm feelings in a love letter, but that letter should ultimately touch heart of the reader.


Who wrote love letters straight from your heart?
Answers.comÂ® is making the world better one answer at a time. Love Letters Straight from Your Heart was written by Edward Heyman and Victor Young. 2 people found this useful.


Ketty Lester - Love Letters Lyrics
Love letters straight from your heart. Keep us so near while apart. I'm not alone in the night. When I can have all the love you write. I memorize every line. And I kiss the name that you sign. And, darling, then I read again right from the start. Love letters straight from your heart. I memorize every line. And I kiss the name that you sign. And, darlin', then I read again right from the start. Love letters straight from your heart.


Long Love Letters
* Love Poetry. (From Long Love letters back to Free Love Letters) (From Long Love Letters back to Healing Love Notes Home) Read, reflect and be inspired. If you find something of value on our love letters to read page, enjoy its gifts and please pass it on to your friends.


Why Do People Get Body Piercings?
Tradition. In certain cultures, particular body piercings are a part of their heritage and tradition. In Asian cultures, a nose piercing is considered to be a rite of passage. This piercing is given upon the transition to adulthood for young women, and in some cases is never removed.t's an important question given the rise of piercing popularity in both mainstream and general culture. Whether you view body piercings as personal beautification or mutilation, there are many reasons people consider piercing.


Why Do People Get Body Piercings?
When asked why do people get body piercings, subscribers to the cult of aesthetics will often respond with an answer about their personal feelings about the piercings and stress the importance of their own opinion of the work.t's an important question given the rise of piercing popularity in both mainstream and general culture. Whether you view body piercings as personal beautification or mutilation, there are many reasons people consider piercing.


Why Do People Get Body Piercings?
Aesthetics. Many people simply like the way body piercings look. This aesthetic attraction to piercings may have roots in popular culture, but differs in that popular opinion will not affect the person's decision on where and how to be pierced.t's an important question given the rise of piercing popularity in both mainstream and general culture. Whether you view body piercings as personal beautification or mutilation, there are many reasons people consider piercing.


Body piercing
Body piercing, a form of body modification, is the practice of puncturing or cutting a part of the human body, creating an opening in which jewellery may be worn.he display or placement of piercings have been restricted by schools, employers and religious groups. In spite of the controversy, some people have practiced extreme forms of body piercing, with Guinness bestowing World Records on individuals with hundreds and even thousands of permanent and temporary piercings.


Why Do People Get Body Piercings?
It's an important question given the rise of piercing popularity in both mainstream and general culture. Whether you view body piercings as personal beautification or mutilation, there are many reasons people consider piercing.t's an important question given the rise of piercing popularity in both mainstream and general culture. Whether you view body piercings as personal beautification or mutilation, there are many reasons people consider piercing.


Safety concerns:
People get tattoos or piercings for many different reasons. If you are considering a piercing or tattoo, please keep these health and safety issues in mind.eople get tattoos or piercings for many different reasons. If you are considering a piercing or tattoo, please keep these health and safety issues in mind.


Body Piercing Problems - Topic Overview
Body Piercing Problems-Topic Overview. Body piercing is very popular with both men and women. Many areas of the body are used for piercing. Most people who have piercings do not develop any problems. The ears are the most common piercing site.Most of the time, an earlobe piercing heals without any problems. Piercing other areas of the ear usually involves piercing the cartilage that gives the ear shape.ost people who have piercings do not develop any problems. The ears are the most common piercing site. Most of the time, an earlobe piercing heals without any problems. Piercing other areas of the ear usually involves piercing the cartilage that gives the ear shape.


Body piercing
Although the history of body piercing is obscured by popular misinformation and by a lack of scholarly reference, ample evidence exists to document that it has been practiced in various forms by both sexes since ancient times throughout the world.he display or placement of piercings have been restricted by schools, employers and religious groups. In spite of the controversy, some people have practiced extreme forms of body piercing, with Guinness bestowing World Records on individuals with hundreds and even thousands of permanent and temporary piercings.


Labia, Clitoris, and Other Female Genital Piercings
Most people get pierced to show off their jewelry. But when it comes to the genitals, not too many people are going to be looking. One of the main reasons women give for vaginal piercing is sexual enhancement.ost people get pierced to show off their jewelry. But when it comes to the genitals, not too many people are going to be looking. One of the main reasons women give for vaginal piercing is sexual enhancement.


Body piercing
The word piercing can refer to the act or practice of body piercing, or to an opening in the body created by this act or practice.he display or placement of piercings have been restricted by schools, employers and religious groups. In spite of the controversy, some people have practiced extreme forms of body piercing, with Guinness bestowing World Records on individuals with hundreds and even thousands of permanent and temporary piercings.


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Your doctor may advise you to take a different dose. This depends on your condition and whether or not you are taking any other medicines. The total daily dosage of Pramin, especially for children and young adults, should not normally exceed 0.5mg/kg bodyweight or 30mg daily.


Pramin
How much to take. Your doctor may advise you to take a different dose. This depends on your condition and whether or not you are taking any other medicines. The total daily dosage of Pramin, especially for children and young adults, should not normally exceed 0.5mg/kg bodyweight or 30mg daily.


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The usual dose is 10 mg (one tablet) three times a day (every 8 hours). Your doctor may advise you to take a different dose. This depends on your condition and whether or not you are taking any other medicines.


What is Generic for Pepcid* used for?
If any side effects of Generic for Pramin* develop or change in intensity, the doctor should be informed as soon as possible. Generic for Pramin* can cause side effects such as sleeplessness, dizziness, nausea, diarrhea, headache, and dry mouth. This is not a complete list of all side effects.


Pramin
The usual dose is 10 mg (one tablet) three times a day (every 8 hours). Your doctor may advise you to take a different dose. This depends on your condition and whether or not you are taking any other medicines. Patients with liver or kidney problems may need smaller doses.


Pramin
Pramin belongs to a group of medicines called anti-emetics and is thought to work by blocking the action of a chemical in the brain which causes nausea and vomiting. It also increases the muscle contractions in the stomach and small intestine.


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Popular Skills for Packaging Engineer. This chart shows the most popular skills for this job and what effect each skill has on pay. This chart shows the most popular skills for this job and what effect each skill has on pay.


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This free salary calculator uses salary data from millions of job listings indexed by Simply Hired's job search engine. The benefit arch expert salary comparisons feature allows job seekers to get the information required to make important career decisions and negotiate salary ranges. For additional benefit arch expert salary information, we recommend visiting Payscale.com.


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Packaging Engineers command the highest salaries in California; the three top-paying cities are San Jose, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.


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Average Benefit Arch Expert Salaries. The average salary for benefit arch expert jobs is $75,000. Average benefit arch expert salaries can vary greatly due to company, location, industry, experience and benefits. This salary was calculated using the average salary for all jobs with the term benefit arch expert anywhere in the job listing.


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Pay by Experience Level for Packaging Engineer. Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience. Experience does not seem to be a strong driver of pay increase in this role. Those in the early stages of their career can expect to make around $61K; however, individuals with five to 10 years of experience bring in $76K on average â a distinctly larger sum.


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Total incomes of Packaging Engineers incorporate potential for, in a few cases, more than $10K from bonuses and close to $8K from profit sharing; these performance components cause packages to range between $49K and $96K.


IPC J-STD-001 Certification For IPC Specialist (CIS) Course
COURSE OVERVIEW. Completion of the IPC J-STD-001 Certified IPC Specialist (CIS) Course leads to the issuance of an IPC certificate. The JSTD certification course uses lecture, practical application, and written examinations to teach the standard criteria. The course consists of 5 modules, each of which covers specific technology areas.


IPC J-STD-001 Training and Certification Program
Two training options are available for users of the J-STD-001 Space Applications Electronic hardware Addendum. CIT and CIS Optional Module 6 course material is additional training for training individuals with a current J-STD-001 CIT or CIS credential.


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5.2.7.1 The connections of the bonding conductor for. telecommunications and the TBB to the TMGB shall utilize. exothermic welding, listed compression lugs, suitable and. equivalent one hole non-twisting lugs, or other irreversible.


J-STD-004B: A New Twist on an Old Standard?
Yes, halides. Taking the more stringent SIR/electromigration requirements of J-STD-004B into account, the rejection of a flux product simply because the IPC classification is â1â and not â0â can handcuff an operation and adversely impact yields, productivity and solder joint quality.


IPC J-STD-001 Certification Definition
IPC J-STD-001 Certification Definition. IPC J-STD-001 is an individual level certification based on a standard published by IPC titled Requirements for Soldered Electrical and Electronic Assemblies. The standard lists requirements for the manufacture of electrical and electronic assemblies and includes materials, methods and verification criteria.


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Serves as the dedicated extension of the building grounding. electrode system for the telecommunications infrastructure. Also serves as the central attachment point for the. telecommunications bonding backbone (TBB) and equipment. Typically 1 per building.


J-STD-004B: A New Twist on an Old Standard?
Before rejecting a flux, be sure you understand the standard. J-STD-004 was updated about five years ago, but the comingling of designations from the old (A) and new (B) revisions in industry literature has created much confusion among users.


IPC J-STD-001 Training and Certification Program
How the Certification Program Works. IPC's J-STD-001 Training and Certification Program is built on a train-the-trainer instructional model. A company seeking to create an IPC Licensed J-STD-001 Certified IPC Trainer sends their candidate to an IPC Licensed J-STD-001 Certification Center.


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Mount Devices. A joint standard developed by the IPC Plastic Chip Carrier Cracking Task. Group (B-10a) and the JEDEC JC-14.1 Committee on Reliability Test. Methods for Packaged Devices. Users of this standard are encouraged to participate in the. development of future revisions.


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ANSI J-STD-607-A. This standards specifies the. requirements for a uniform. telecommunications grounding. and bonding infrastructure. that shall be followed within. commercial buildings where. telecommunications.


What is the fastest speed ever clocked on a hockey puck?
The NHL All Star game record is 170.4 km/h (105.9 mph) by Zdeno Chara. The KHL All Star game record is 177.58 km/h (110.3 mph) by Denis Kulyash. The world record is 191.5 km/h (119 mph) by Bobby Hull. I think the speed of Chara's slapshot went up to 108 mph during the last ALL Star Game's skill's competition. Even Shea Weber cracked 106 mph.


History of the Hockey Puck
Just as a ball in baseball, tennis or golf is used, the hockey puck is the focus of attention in the game of ice hockey. The word puck may have been derived from the word poke or puc. According to dictionary.reference.com, the origin of the word puck dates back to the mid to late nineteenth century.


History of the Hockey Puck
1 The hardest ever recorded speed for a slapshot of the puck is open for debate. 2  In 1965, NHL all-stars were timed and Bobby Hull had an 118.3 MPH Slapshot. 3  More recently, Dennis Kulyash of KHLâs Avangard Omsk, reportedly shot a puck 110.3 MPH.


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During a game, the average p â¦ assing speed of the puck from player to player is around 30 to 60 mph, variable due to distance and the opposing players in the way. It is the slap shot that the above statement mentions about regarding speed. + 44 others found this useful. Renzky Granzer'z.


History of the Hockey Puck
Definition of hockey puck: a hard rubber disc used in the game of ice hockey. Early pucks were made of either wood or rubber. Todayâs hockey pucks are made of rubber and typically measure three inches in diameter and are one inch thick. The weight of a puck is approximately six ounces.


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A hockey puck is a disk made of vulcanized rubber serves the same functions in various games as a ball does in ball games.


What is the fastest speed ever clocked on a hockey puck?
The record for the fastest slap shot is 105.9 MPH by Zdeno Chara of the Boston Bruins. There is no real max speed for a hockey puck because someone always could break the reco â¦ rd again.


Hockey puck
Ice hockey requires a hard disk of vulcanized rubber. A standard ice hockey puck is black, 1 inch (25 mm) thick, 3 inches (76 mm) in diameter, and weighs between 5.5 and 6 ounces (156 and 170 g); some pucks are heavier or lighter than standard (see below) .


History of the Hockey Puck
Ok all you hockey fans out there, we know there is one question that you have been seeking answers to and we are about to answer some questions about, yes you guessed it, the hockey puck. Of course in todayâs game of hockey, the puck is the black rubberized disc that the players are in pursuit of on the ice.


Hockey puck
By the 1870s, 'flat' pucks were made of wood as well as rubber. At first, pucks were square. The first recorded organized game of ice hockey used a wooden puck to prevent it from leaving the rink of play. The rubber pucks were first made by slicing a rubber ball, then trimming the disc square. The Victoria Hockey Club of Montreal is credited with making and using the first round pucks in the 1880s.


Prep Day: How to Keep Berries Fresh
Take those berries out of the little green basket, itâs time to take a dip. In a large bowl or sink add three cups of water to one cup of vinegar. Soak the berries in the water and vinegar bath for five minutes. Remove the berries and gently pat dry.


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These are usually aesthetic only changes. Flavored varieties, depending on what ingredients have been added to the bottle, you may want to replace after 5-10 years instead of consuming. It should be noted that while vinegar does extend the shelf life of other foods, these other foods are never extended forever. [1]


How Long Does Vinegar Last?
Does vinegar go bad? The shelf life of vinegar depends on the type and how it is stored. Because of it's high acidic properties, it is used as a preservative to keep other foods fresh. It is often used in canning, as in turning fresh cucumbers into pickles so that they can keep for years to come.


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How to Keep Berries Fresh. by. I eagerly stalk the markets and grocery store looking for the first signs of summer: sweet berries. The moment the first green box filled with little berries appears, my heart flutters. Seriously, the berry love might just surpass the banana obsession.


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Preparing the Strawberries. 1  1. Rinse the strawberries. Under running tap water, lightly rinse the entire batch to allow any dirt particles to wash off. 2  2. Dry the strawberries. Pat the fruit dry with paper towels to soak up any excess water. 3  3. Hull the strawberries.


Prep Day: How to Keep Berries Fresh
How to Keep Berries Fresh. I eagerly stalk the markets and grocery store looking for the first signs of summer: sweet berries. The moment the first green box filled with little berries appears, my heart flutters. Seriously, the berry love might just surpass the banana obsession.


7 Myths About Washing Your Produce
If youâre concerned about the quality of your tap water you can use distilled water. You can also make a safe homemade produce wash by mixing one part vinegar with three parts water. Note, however, that vinegar may change the taste or texture of produce, because vinegar is disgusting. wa.


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Dry the strawberries. Pat the fruit dry with paper towels to soak up any excess water. 3. Hull the strawberries. Position the strawberries horizontally and slice the tops off with a sharp knife, so that you end up with a clean and flat top. 4. Slice the strawberries. You can leave them whole, but cutting them will allow the maximum amount of flavor to soak in.


Smart Tip: Keep Berries Fresh Longer with This Washing Method
Wash the berries in a diluted vinegar bath (1 cup vinegar plus 3 cups water) and spin them dry in a salad spinner lined with paper towels until they are completely dry. Store the cleaned berries in a sealable container lined with paper towels, leaving the lid open a little to allow moisture to escape.


Smart Tip: Keep Berries Fresh Longer with This Washing Method
The vinegar destroys bacteria and mold spores on the berries, helping them stay fresh longer. According to Lifehacker, this method extends the shelf life of berries by days, sometimes even weeks. Read more: Caring for Berries at Cook's Illustrated.


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Santorum: T, for flip-flopping on gay rights and ethics over the NWS thing; Rs, for lack of tolerance; Rb, for lack of forethought; F, for not being open-minded; Cr, for the ACLU suit; Cz, just a little off (his voting record is pretty good).


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The president is supposed to be a leader â of the government certainly, and of the people assuredly. A leader needs to be able to get people to follow him and to do so he would need a certain amount of charisma. True, OAR.


What Makes a Great President
Buchanan, perhaps one of the most inept presidents in the run-up to the Civil War, had great abilities, but certainly didnât apply them. One of my favorite historical figures is James Madison, (my son is named Andrew Madison Rove). He was a fabulous constitutionalist but one of my least favorite presidents.


What Makes a Great President
Here is the leader of Russia, a great power. He was in the Roosevelt Room across the hallway from the Oval Office, he walked across the hallway, the door opened to the Oval Office, the President of Russia walked in, and his first words were; âOh my God, this is beautiful.â That is what the office does.


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Today, I want to rate them using some different metrics: character traits. The president of the United States is the face of the American people that the world sees. He, or she, should be the best foot that we put forward in dealing with other nations. He, or she, should be the best of the best of the best.


14 Qualities of an Effective President of a Country: #14 is the Greatest of Them All
The following qualities of an effective leader of our nation may be too idealistic, but I believe that we can still find some (if not all) of these traits in a person who is or who will be worthy to become the leader of our government. 1. Accountability.


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The characteristics you list would be more consistent with a search for a news anchor than for the President of the United States. A thorough knowledge of world history, and insight into todayâs world come closer to the mark. Also wisdom, and the ability to deal with allies and adversaries might be laudable.


What Makes a Great President
The presidency today is not what it was when Washington became President. It has constantly changed; generally, though not always, expanding in power and influence. For example, before Andrew Jackson, no president vetoed a piece of legislation he disagreed with unless he felt it was unconstitutional.


14 Qualities of an Effective President of a Country: #14 is the Greatest of Them All
Patience, diligence, truthfulness, courage, confidence, self-control and other qualities of a great leader, it is real love that can bind them all. Like and join us on Facebook. Caricatures of President Aquino, Arroyo and Estrada displayed in a Museum in Cebu City, Philippines. Photo by FMGD.


What Makes a Great President
He is one of the best-read people I have ever met. He was a Yale undergraduate, a history major. He has a great sense of history and its forces. He is the first president to be an MBA, a Harvard MBA. I had read Peter Drucker, but I had never seen Peter Drucker in action until I saw George W. Bush as governor of Texas.


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Earnest money is usually between 1% and 3% of the home's purchase price. For a $400,000 home, earnest money may range between $4,000 and $12,000.The earnest money amount is usually included in the buyer's offer; buyers may try to make their bid seem more serious by offering more earnest money.his may vary by deal and by location, but the earnest money deposit is usually the first big milestone after mutual acceptance, and buyers should be ready to make their earnest money deposit as soon as possible after mutual acceptance.


How Much Earnest Money is Enough? Or Too Much?
Earnest money should not be confused with your down payment. The down payment towards your house is the amount of cash that you need to contribute towards closing the transaction. If you obtain a mortgage for 80% of your purchase price, then your down payment will be 20% of the purchase price.Earnest money is simply an initial deposit that is specified in the contract, usually much less than your entire down payment.If your home purchase closes, the earnest money deposit that you originally made will be applied towards your down payment.arnest money is simply an initial deposit that is specified in the contract, usually much less than your entire down payment. If your home purchase closes, the earnest money deposit that you originally made will be applied towards your down payment.


How Much Earnest Money is Enough? Or Too Much?
On a $500,000 transaction, a buyer in our market would typically make an earnest money deposit of $5,000-$10,000. Remember, the earnest money deposit is not set and is to be negotiated between the buyer and seller.Here are some recommendations when trying to determine the proper amount of earnest money.arnest money is simply an initial deposit that is specified in the contract, usually much less than your entire down payment. If your home purchase closes, the earnest money deposit that you originally made will be applied towards your down payment.


Earnest Money: What Is It and Why Do You Need It?
How Much Earnest Money Should You Offer? A very common practice in the San Antonio area is for earnest money to be roughly 1% of the sales price of the property, generally rounded to $500 increments. For example, on the purchase of a $175,000 house, a common amount of earnest money would be $1,500.ow Much Earnest Money Should You Offer? A very common practice in the San Antonio area is for earnest money to be roughly 1% of the sales price of the property, generally rounded to $500 increments. For example, on the purchase of a $175,000 house, a common amount of earnest money would be $1,500.


How Much Earnest Money Should I Put Down on a House?
If youâre working with a real estate agent, he/she should be able to tell you what the norm is for your area and price range. Ask your agent how much of an earnest money deposit you should pay, for the type of property you seek.Stick to the local norm as much as possible, to avoid losing the home to a stronger buyer / offer.ereâs the short answer. In a slow real estate market, where the seller isnât getting very many offers, you might only have to pay $500 â $1,000 in earnest money. In a fast-moving market, where there is more demand for homes, you might have to make a bigger deposit, perhaps up to 2% or 3% of the offer amount.


Earnest Money Deposit
Once the seller accepts your offer and your real estate agreement is finalized, an earnest money deposit should be sent within 24 to 48 hours. This fee is held by a third party, typically an escrow company, until the deal is finalized.hat said, many real estate professionals recommend coming up with an earnest money deposit of 3% of the purchase price, though as mentioned above, this can vary depending on demand and other conditions.


Make an Offer, Sign a Contract, & Pay Earnest Money
When you sign a contract, you'll also pay a deposit called earnest money, usually $500 to $5000, to show that you're serious about wanting to buy the house.hen you sign a contract, you'll also pay a deposit called earnest money, usually $500 to $5000, to show that you're serious about wanting to buy the house.


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There is no established rule on the amount of earnest monies; however, you want your earnest monies to be reflective of your commitment to purchase. I usually recommend to my buyer clients that the earnest monies be around 1% of the offering price.here is no established rule on the amount of earnest monies; however, you want your earnest monies to be reflective of your commitment to purchase. I usually recommend to my buyer clients that the earnest monies be around 1% of the offering price.


The Importance of Being Earnest: All About Earnest Money Deposits
The earnest money amount will vary according to your area, seller and price of home youâre considering. The best way to determine local customs is to talk to an experienced real estate agent. Your earnest money deposit could range anywhere from a couple hundred dollars to a few thousand.So much depends on the specific property, the competitiveness of the market and other market-specific factors.A competitive market might mean youâll need to put down more money.our earnest money deposit could range anywhere from a couple hundred dollars to a few thousand. So much depends on the specific property, the competitiveness of the market and other market-specific factors. A competitive market might mean youâll need to put down more money.


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Fee schedules are lists of the maximum allowable amount per unit for the associated HCPCS codes. Inclusion or exclusion of a fee schedule amount for an item or service does not imply any health insurance coverage. The DMEPOS Fee Schedule is based on the DMEPOS and PEN Fee Schedule Files provided by the CMS.


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Jurisdiction F - Medicare Part B. Alaska, Arizona, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wyoming.


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A/B MAC Jurisdiction 2. Original Medicare Claims Processor. Jurisdiction 2 - Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. â¢ Total Number of Fee-For-Service Beneficiaries: 1,236,867 (as of 2004) â¢ Total Number of Beneficiaries (including managed care plans): 1,552,790 (as of.


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Original Medicare Claims Processor. Jurisdiction 1 - American Samoa, California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada and Northern. Mariana Islands. â¢ Total Number of Fee-For-Service Beneficiaries: 3,141,183 (as of 2004) â¢ Total Number of Beneficiaries (including managed care plans): 4,620,428 (as of.


Competitive Bidding Program areas, equipment & supplies
Competitive Bidding Program areas, equipment & supplies. Youâre affected by this program if you live in (or are visiting) certain areas of the country and you're getting certain medical equipment and supplies. Commode chairs.


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JURISDICTION DME MAC/DMERC PHONE NUMBER. Jurisdiction A National Heritage Insurance Co. Connecticut, Delaware, District of. Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, New. Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont.


Medicare
Medicare is health insurance for the following: 1  People 65 or older. 2  People under 65 with certain disabilities. 3  People of any age with End-Stage Renal disease (ESRD) (permanent kidney failure requiring dialysis or a kidney transplant)


What Vitamins Are in Corn?
Corn on the cob gets husked Photo Credit Stockbyte/Stockbyte/Getty Images. Whether itâs yellow or white, sweet corn is a good source of niacin, vitamin B-6 and vitamin C. Frozen corn retains about the same vitamins as fresh corn after they're boiled.orn may not make the top 10 sources of vitamin C, but a 1-cup serving supplies 8 milligrams. Women should include 75 milligrams of vitamin C in their daily diet, while men need 90 milligrams. Itâs critical to get your daily vitamin C to be sure you have enough to fill all its roles in your body.


What Vitamins Are in Corn?
Canned sweet corn doesnât fare quite as well. According to information from the USDA Nutrient Database, canned sweet corn has about half the niacin and vitamin B-6 and at least three times less vitamin C.orn may not make the top 10 sources of vitamin C, but a 1-cup serving supplies 8 milligrams. Women should include 75 milligrams of vitamin C in their daily diet, while men need 90 milligrams. Itâs critical to get your daily vitamin C to be sure you have enough to fill all its roles in your body.


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1 You can get health-supportive antioxidant benefits from all varieties of corn, including white, yellow, blue, purple and red corn. 2  But recent research has shown the antioxidant benefits from different varieties of corn actually come from different combinations of phytonutrients.orn has gathered a diverse reputation in the U.S. For some people, corn is a staple food that provides the foundation for tortillas, burritos, or polenta. For others, corn is a snack food that comes in the form of popcorn and corn chips.


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Yellow variety corn has significantly high levels of phenolic flavonoid pigment antioxidants such as ss-Ã, carotenes and, lutein xanthins and cryptoxanthin pigments along with Vitamin. a 100 g fresh kernels provide 187 iu or6 % of-daily requirement of-Vitamin. aealth benefits of sweet corn. At 86 calories per 100 g, sugar corn kernels are moderately high in calories on comparison to other vegetables. However, fresh sweet corn has much less calories than that of in the field corn and other cereal grains like wheat, rice, etc.


Does Corn have any nutritional value?
Corn contains nutrients like vitamin Bs, C, many minerals and etc. Corn oil is one of the major sources of fat-soluble vitamins. Vitamin E, a fat-soluble vitamin, is one of the target nutrients that genetic engineers try to increase the amount in corn.eport Abuse. The nutritional value of corn is a good question but what about the overused soil it is grown in. we need 91 nutrients imported into our bodies appropriate to our individual weight and height, we need anti-oxidants, cholesterol, fat and salt.


5 Myths About Corn You Should Stop Believing
Myth: Corn isn't a good source of any nutrients. Vegetables like kale and spinach may have better reputations as nutrition all-stars, but corn has something to contribute, too. Corn contains certain B vitamins and vitamin C, as well as magnesium and potassium.Yellow corn is also a good source of two antioxidants, zeaxanthin and lutein, which are good for eye health, McDaniel says.Myth: The corn you buy at the grocery store is genetically modified.hh -- there's nothing quite like a crisp cob of sweet corn in the summer. But even though there's no contesting the deliciousness of corn -- just off the grill is our preference, but also great from the oven or even microwaved -- there seem to be a few myths that persist about the healthfulness of the vegetable.


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Sugar corn features high-quality phyto-nutrition profile comprising of dietary fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants in addition to minerals in moderate proportions. It is one of the finest sources of dietary fibers, 100 g kernels carry 2 g or 5% of daily-requirement of dietary-fiber.ealth benefits of sweet corn. At 86 calories per 100 g, sugar corn kernels are moderately high in calories on comparison to other vegetables. However, fresh sweet corn has much less calories than that of in the field corn and other cereal grains like wheat, rice, etc.


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Sweet corn nutrition facts. Sweet corn is a special maize variety in which its tender, delicious seeds eaten as a vegetable. In contrast to traditional field corn, sugar corn varieties are harvested when their corn-ears just reached milk stage.ealth benefits of sweet corn. At 86 calories per 100 g, sugar corn kernels are moderately high in calories on comparison to other vegetables. However, fresh sweet corn has much less calories than that of in the field corn and other cereal grains like wheat, rice, etc.


What nutrients does sweet corn contain?
Split and merge into it. Answered by The Community. Making the world better, one answer at a time. Corn contains Vitamin B1 (thiamine, Folate, Vitamin C, Phosphorus, Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid, Vitamin A (more in the yellow corn), Manganese, and several antioxidants including ferulic acid and phenolics.plit and merge into it. Answered by The Community. Making the world better, one answer at a time. Corn contains Vitamin B1 (thiamine, Folate, Vitamin C, Phosphorus, Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid, Vitamin A (more in the yellow corn), Manganese, and several antioxidants including ferulic acid and phenolics.


The Nutrition of Corn
1 Corn is a good source of thiamin. 2  This B vitamin helps produce energy for carbohydrate foods within all the trillions of cells in your body. 3  Vitamin C is found in corn and works as an antioxidant that slows damage caused by free radicals. Corn can be good choice to eat to increase iron and folate absorption. 2  Eating corn with your spinach, beans and grains can improve your iron absorption from these foods because of the vitamin C. 3  Although vitamin C will not cure a cold, it does play an important role in fighting infections.


Introducing your breastfed baby to the bottle or cup
For some babies, especially infants, a regular nipple may flood them with milk. If your baby gags when using a bottle, replace his nipple with a slow-flow one to see if that helps. Let someone else feed him the first bottle. If you try to give your baby his first bottle, he may wonder why he's not getting your breast.


Introducing your breastfed baby to the bottle or cup
Tory Winnick introduced her son Philip to the bottle when he was 3 weeks old. I pumped and put my breast milk in a bottle so my husband Mike could experience feeding the baby, she remembers. We had to try a few different nipples until we found one that most closely simulated the breast.


Gentling Baby to a Bottle: When a Breastfed Baby is Bottle-fed
A good choice would be an experienced bottle-feeder who is comfortable coaxing a reluctant baby. Often it is best for the person who will be giving the bottle -- perhaps the baby sitter -- to be the one to introduce it advises Jane. On the other hand some babies will only take the bottle from mom..


Breastmilk. Every Ounce Counts.
In some cases, you may have to start using a bottle for breastmilk before your baby is 3 to 4 weeks old, but be careful. If you miss a feeding at your breast it can lower your milk supply. To keep up your supply, hand express or pump your milk at the same time you would have normally breastfed your baby.


Bottlefeeding a Breastfed Baby
#1- Pick Your Moment. Guidelines state that it is best not to introduce any artificial teat â bottles, soothers and the like â until breastfeeding is established. At the very earliest, 6 weeks (although most mother and baby pairs are best off leaving it until at least the 8 week mark).


Introducing your breastfed baby to the bottle or cup
Most lactation experts suggest waiting until your baby is at least a month old and breastfeeding is well established before introducing a bottle. If you're returning to work, start bottle-feeding at least two weeks before your start date so you both have time to adjust.


Gentling Baby to a Bottle: When a Breastfed Baby is Bottle-fed
The mother will want to know when a bottle should be introduced. Two weeks before she returns to work allows the baby time to adjust and lets the mother know how things will go. It should be done when the baby isn't very hungry. Then there is the question of who should introduce the bottle.


Bottlefeeding a Breastfed Baby
Of course, if it really is essential that your baby accepts a bottle, introduce one for the first time at around the 4-6 week mark, providing that there are no breastfeeding issues. Just give one, no more. Offer it to your baby when they are relaxed, not too hungry and not tired or cranky.


Breastmilk. Every Ounce Counts.
Help your baby learn to take a bottle of breastmilk. If you plan to be away from your baby, you may want to try having your partner, friend, or family member give him a very small amount of breastmilk in a bottle when he is 3 to 4 weeks old. This will help your baby get used to a bottle if you plan to return to work or school.


Gentling Baby to a Bottle: When a Breastfed Baby is Bottle-fed
As a rough guide, the bottle-feeding should take about 20 minutes. If a baby finishes a full feeding in less than 10 minutes, it may mean the bottle is flowing too quickly. Feedings that regularly take 30 or more minutes may indicate the baby is not able to remove milk effectively from the bottle being used.


Water â We Need It!
The good news is that many foods and beverages contain a fair amount of water, so you do not need to consume quarts of plain water all day long! Commonly consumed beverages such as milk, juice, tea, and coffee all provide a significant amount of water. Count one cup of these beverages as one cup of water.


Water â We Need It!
At room temperature, the weight of water is roughly the same as its volume (i.e., 8 oz of water is about 8 fl oz). I average about 1100 grams (about 1.1 liters or 1.2 quarts or 4Â½ cups) of water every day from my food and beverage intake.


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In one survey of the adult U.S. population (1977â1978 Nationwide Food Consumption Survey), total water intake was approximately 28 percent from foods, 28 percent from drinking water, and 44 percent from other beverages (Ershow and Cantor, 1989).


Drinking water
Water makes up about 60% of weight in men and 55% of weight in women. Infants are about 70% to 80% water while the elderly are around 45%. Typically in developed countries, tap water meets drinking water quality standards, even though only a small proportion is actually consumed or used in food preparation.


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Approximately 80% of our water intake comes from drinking water and other beverages, and the other 20% comes from food. Assuming these percentages are accurate for most of us, the recommended amount of beverages, including water, would be approximately 9 cups for women and 12.5 cups for men. While 20% may seem like a lot of fluid to get from food, many common food items are mostly water.


4 Water
Fluids (drinking water and beverages) provided 3.0 L (101 fluid oz; â 13 cups) and 2.2 L (74 fluid oz; â 9 cups) per day for 19- to 30-year-old men and women, respectively, representing approximately 81 percent of total water intake in the U.S. survey. Water contained in food provided ap-.


Drinking water
Drinking water. Drinking water, also known as potable water or improved drinking water, is water that is safe to drink or to use for food preparation, without risk of health problems. Globally, in 2015, 91% of people had access to water suitable for drinking.


Water â We Need It!
The term âfluidâ is used interchangeably with water, so if you see the phrase âfluid intake needs,â you can assume this refers to water, whether it is in the form of actual water, another beverage, or from a food source. Method 1: Based Upon Calorie Intake. 1 milliliter (ml) of water for every 1 calorie intake.


Human Nutrition Chapter 3 - Food Groups, Nutrition Info
Tofu, a food made from soybeans, is a good source of protein. One-fourth cup of regular tofu is equivalent to 1 ounce of meat. One ounce of food from this group generally equals 1 ounce of meat, poultry, or fish; Â¼ cup cooked dry beans or peas; 1 egg; 1 tablespoon of peanut butter; or Â½ ounce of nuts or seeds.


Herbert Hoover
In 1917, the United States entered the war, and Hoover, by now a famous humanitarian hero, returned stateside and was appointed by President Woodrow Wilson to become head of the newly created U.S. Food Administration.


Herbert Hoover
The Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace is a remarkable organization that was founded by an extraordinary individual, Herbert Hoover. Orphaned at the age of ten, at seventeen, Hoover joined four hundred students at Stanford University for inaugural ceremonies that opened the university on October 1, 1891.


Herbert Hoover
By 1920, Hoover and his family had returned to his alma mater, building a handsome house on the Stanford campus. However, in 1921, President-Elect Warren Harding recruited Hoover to become secretary of commerce.


Herbert Hoover
In 1914, Herbert Hoover was living and working in London, England, when World War I broke out in Europe.


The Ordeal of Herbert Hoover
Disaster in the making. As early as 1925, then-Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover had warned President Coolidge that stock market speculation was getting out of hand. Yet in his final State of the Union Address, Coolidge saw no reason for alarm.


Herbert Hoover
In 1928, when President Coolidge declined to run for a second term of office, Herbert Hoover was urged to become the Republican candidate and was eventually elected as the 31st president of the United States.


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At no point do you click on the screen or put anything into the monitor. The only thing it does is output information, therefore it is an output device. Easy! An optical mouse. A mouse is used to move a little cursor around the screen, clicking and dragging as you go. if you let go of the mouse, the cursor will stop. The computer is relying on you to move the mouse, the mouse won't move on its own! Therefore it is an input device. Exercise: Input and output devices.


Pen computing
Pen computing refers to a computer user-interface using a pen (or stylus) and tablet, rather than devices such as a keyboard, joysticks or a mouse. Pen computing is also used to refer to the usage of mobile devices such as wireless tablet PCs, PDAs and GPS receivers. The term has been used to refer to the usage of any product allowing for mobile communication. An indication of such a device is a stylus or digital pen, generally used to press upon a graphics tablet or touchscreen, as opposed to using a more traditional interface such as a keyboard, keypad, mouse or touchpad.


title=Hardware Devices: Input and output devices
Those that input data into a computer, and those that output data from the computer. Computers work along the lines shown above, they receive inputs (instructions etc.), they process the input working out what to do with it, then they output some form of result.


Supporting Pen and Touch Input
Tablet PC users rely on pen and touch input as primary methods of controlling applications and entering information. This section discusses the use of pen and touch input as substitutes for traditional pointing devices, such as the mouse.


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Use a pen to draw, write, or highlight text on a Windows tablet. Now you can use a pen or stylus (and even your finger) to draw and write or highlight text on a Windows tablet. You can also convert hand drawn forms to geometric shapes, and select and modify parts of what you draw.


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English Collins Dictionary-English Definition & Thesaurus &nbsp. See also: input device, direct input, voice input, inapt. input storage. input storage. n. memoire mÃ©moire'd. entree entrÃ©e


title=Hardware Devices: Input and output devices
If a device is putting data into the computer in the form of text, sound, images, button presses etc. then it is an input device, if the device is outputting things from the computer such as sound, movement, printing, images etc., then it is an output device.


pen input definition, pen input meaning | English dictionary
7 tr to insert (data) into a computer. direct input. n a device, such as a keyboard, used to insert data directly into a computerized system. input device. n (Computing) a peripheral device that accepts data and feeds it into a computer.


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Actually, I don't think Ancient Rome had much in the way of taxes for citizens for a long time. They had a very small property tax on land, wealth slaves, etc. and the provinces were taxed by community I think through some type of tithe system.


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Even if it is, on the federal income tax (probably the same in all the states), that sort of deduction is possible only if you file schedule A-B, and that makes sense only if your total of medical expenses and charity is exceptionally large, as you must choose between that and the standard deduction.


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Of course, the organization that you are coaching for has to be a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt org for these expenses to qualify. And your volunteer expenses will have to exceed 2% of your adjusted gross income to be deductible. Also, the expenses are net of any reimbursements or compensation received for coaching.


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I have procrastinated in filing my income tax returns (like always) and find myself looking for more deductions this year. Since the organization I coach for is classified as a charitable organization, I believe I can deduct some of my coaching expenses.


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News: This Forum is designed to help everyone get better at coaching youth football. Information about Offense, Defense, Special Teams, football drills, practice planning, game film, dealing with parents, building your Staff, football clinics or camps and how to run a Youth Football League.


Deduction for Higher Education
Qualified expenses you pay for yourself, your spouse or your dependents are eligible for the deduction. Exceptions: 1  If you can be claimed as a dependent on your parents' or someone else's tax return, you cannot claim the higher education deduction.


Deduction for Higher Education
If you deduct these expenses under some other provision of the tax code, such as for employee or business expenses, you cannot also deduct the expenses for the Tuition and Fees Deduction.


Publication 519 (2017), U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens
You cannot take a deduction for: 1  Room and board, optional fees (such as for student health insurance), transportation, or other similar personal expenses. 2  Course-related books and supplies, unless you are required to buy them directly from the school.


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Syphilis is a bacterial STD acquired through vaginal, oral or anal sex with an infected person. Syphilis can NOT be contracted by other means, such as by touching toilet seats, doorknobs or swimming in pools with someone who is infected. What are the symptoms? Symptoms can include open sores, a rash, fever, swollen lymph glands, sore throat, patchy hair loss, headaches, weight loss, muscle aches, and fatigue.


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What happens if syphilis isnât treated? Without proper treatment the infection can spread to other parts of the body causing serious; long-term complications. Left untreated; syphilis may start to cause very serious damage to the heart; brain; eyes; other internal organs; bones and nervous system. This damage could lead to death.


Worst Case Scenario: 5 Things That Can Happen When Your STD Goes Untreated
Worst Case Scenario: 5 Things That Can Happen When Your STD Goes Untreated. Five things that can happen if your STD goes untreated. Whether itâs due to embarrassment, a lack of symptoms, or a general fear of the unknown, a lot of people avoid getting tested for a sexually transmitted disease (STD).


Worst Case Scenario: 5 Things That Can Happen When Your STD Goes Untreated
Left untreated, syphilis can also spread to the nervous system, especially the brain and spinal cord, where it can cause neurosyphilis. People can develop neurosyphilis 10 to 20 years after they were initially infected with the bacterium, Treponema pallidum.


Syphilis
You can get syphilis by direct contact with a syphilis sore during anal, vaginal, or oral sex. Sores can be found on the penis, vagina, anus, in the. rectum, or on the lips and in the mouth. Syphilis can also be spread from an. infected mother to her unborn baby.


What is ELISA TEST?
If syphilis is found; you can be given treatment safely during pregnancy. This can help prevent the baby from becoming infected and there is no risk of the treatment harming the baby. If the syphilis is untreated you may pass the infection to your baby in the uterus. This can lead to miscarriage or stillbirth; or the baby being born with syphilis.


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National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention. Division of STD Prevention. Syphilis - CDC Fact Sheet. Syphilis is a sexually. transmitted disease (STD)


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What are the effects? If left untreated, syphilis can eventually cause damage to the brain, nerves, eyes, heart, blood vessels, liver, bones, and joints. In extreme cases it can cause difficulty coordinating muscle movements, paralysis, numbness, gradual blindness, mental illness, and even death. If you have syphilis and are pregnant, it can cause serious birth defects and stillbirth.


Worst Case Scenario: 5 Things That Can Happen When Your STD Goes Untreated
If STDs caused by bacteria, like syphilis, were to go untreated, then transmission from mother to child is inevitable. Syphilis in pregnant women can result in premature births, stillbirths, and even death. Newborns that do survive develop problems with multiple organs, such as the brain, eyes, heart, and skin.


Microsoft EPG Chief Leaves Company 'By Mutual Agreement'
Comments 1. Simon Witts, formerly the man in charge of Microsoft's large enterprise systems integrator, ISV and Microsoft Dynamics partners and customers, has departed the company, Redmond confirmed. Details are scarce. Witts, an 18-year veteran of Microsoft, started working in the company's enterprise sales division back in 1993.


EPG
An EPR can be found on tuner boxers for satallite or cable TV, DVRs, and now even on TVs and DVD recorders. The EPG is an on-screen menu that allows the viewer navigate the channels available and also choose to view a set of channels by genre.


Microsoft EPG Chief Leaves Company 'By Mutual Agreement'
By mutual agreement, Simon Witts has decided to resign from Microsoft. I would like to thank Simon for his leadership of our WW EPG team over the past eight years and for his contribution to our company over the past 18 years.


Microsoft EPG Chief Leaves Company 'By Mutual Agreement'
Over the course of his career with Microsoft, Witts oversaw sales efforts in the EMEA region, headed up Microsoft Canada as its president, and worked various managerial roles at Microsoft UK before finally landing in the position of corporate vice president, Enterprise and Partner Group.


A 10-Point Plan to Stop Tropical Forest Deforestation
The Tropical Forest Alliance 2020 (TFA 2020) is a partnership of over 100 governments, companies, NGOs, experts and indigenous groups committed to reducing the tropical deforestation behind palm oil, soy, beef, and pulp and paper.


Solutions to Deforestation
Solutions to Deforestation. Ending deforestation is our best chance to conserve wildlife and defend the rights of forest communities. On top of that, itâs one of the quickest and most cost effective ways to curb global warming. Thatâs why weâre campaigning for a deforestation-free future.


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The causes of deforestation vary from region to region, but have one big thing in common: humans. It's up to us to find the solutions to deforestation. The causes of deforestation vary from region to region, but have one big thing in common: humans. It's up to us to find the solutions to deforestation. Greenpeace USA


9.6.1 Policies aimed at reducing deforestation
9.6.1 Policies aimed at reducing deforestation Deforestation in developing countries, the largest source of emissions from the forestry sector, has remained at high levels since 1990 (FAO, 2005). The causes of tropical deforestation are complex, varying across countries and over time in response to different social, cultural, and macroeconomic conditions (Geist and Lambin, 2002).


Solutions to Deforestation
Companies can make an impact by introducing âzero deforestationâ policies that clean up their supply chains. That means holding their suppliers accountable for producing commodities like timber, beef, soy, palm oil and paper in a way that does not fuel deforestation and has a minimal impact on our climate.


A 10-Point Plan to Stop Tropical Forest Deforestation
The Commodities and Forests Agenda 2020 is part of the ongoing efforts of the Tropical Forest Alliance 2020 as a global and regional platform for accelerating high impact partnership to halt deforestation across commodity supply chains in the potential to deliver economic benefits to tropical forest countries, while address environmental and social constraints.


9.6.1 Policies aimed at reducing deforestation
The World Bank has modified lending policies to reduce the risk of direct negative impacts to forests, but this does not appear to have measurably slowed deforestation (WBOED, 2000). The World Bank and G-8 have recently initiated the Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (FLEG) process among producer and consumer nations to combat illegal logging in Asia and Africa (World Bank, 2005).


A 10-Point Plan to Stop Tropical Forest Deforestation
Â· The Tropical Forest Alliance 2020, an initiative hosted by the World Economic Forum, aims to help leaders address one of the biggest drivers of pollution, climate change and biodiversity loss Â· Its 10-point plan is aimed at businesses, policy-makers and civil society, and targets four agricultural commodities responsible for half of global deforestation: beef, palm oil, pulp and paper, and soy


9.6.1 Policies aimed at reducing deforestation
In addition to national-level policies, numerous international policy initiatives to support countries in their efforts to reduce deforestation have also been attempted: Forest policy processes, such as the UN Forum on Forests, and the International Tropical Timber Organization have provided support to national forest planning efforts but have not yet had demonstrable impacts on reducing deforestation (Speth, 2002).


9.6.1 Policies aimed at reducing deforestation
9.6.1 Policies aimed at reducing deforestation. Deforestation in developing countries, the largest source of emissions from the forestry sector, has remained at high levels since 1990 (FAO, 2005). The causes of tropical deforestation are complex, varying across countries and over time in response to different social, cultural, and macroeconomic conditions (Geist and Lambin, 2002).


QuickTime Player + iTunes 10.6
QuickTime Player + iTunes is one of the best multimedia reproducers that allows you to reproduce your favorite files and classify them, listen to the radio on your computer, and even purchase new songs and videos without having to leave the house.


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What Is QuickTime? QuickTime is Appleâs multiplatform, multimedia technology for handling video, sound, animation, graphics, text, interactivity, and music. As a cross-platform technology, QuickTime can deliver content on Mac OS and Windows computers. Many applications, including Final Cut Pro, use the powerful architecture of QuickTime to view, create, import, and export media. QuickTime supports most major video, audio, and graphics file formats. It works with local disk-based media, media accessed over a network, and streams of real-time data. QuickTime supports a wide variety of video and audio codecs and can be extended with third-party codecs. QuickTime technology is composed of:


US-CERT to Windows Users: Dump Apple Quicktime
Apple shipped an update to Quicktime in January 2016 that removed the Quicktime browser plugin on Windows systems, meaning the threat from browser-based attacks on Quicktime flaws was largely mitigated over the past few months for Windows users who have been keeping up to date with the latest version.


Are Java and QuickTime really necessary?
But whether you actually need Java and QuickTime depends on the websites and applications you use, and the availability of altternatives. Apple's QuickTime is crapware, and you don't need it to play movies: I uninstalled it years ago. You should be able to play .mov video files in Windows by installing the QuickTime Alternative codec. The full (not Lite) version of the download also includes Media Player Classic, which looks like the old non-bloated Windows Media Player but is non-Microsoft code.


QuickTime Player + iTunes 10.6
On the one hand, there is QuickTime, Appleâs ultimate world-famous media reproducer, and, on the other hand, there is the iTunes system, compatible with Apple mobile devices. Both are integrated in one single program and allow you to organize your files on your computer as well as on your iPod.


QuickTime Player + iTunes 10.6
Easy to install and with an intuitive interface QuickTime Player +iTunes allows you to integrate the functions of both programs in one, free of charge, and with a wider variety of options to expand your music library. Other Versions.


US-CERT to Windows Users: Dump Apple Quicktime
Microsoft Windows users who still have Apple Quicktime installed should ditch the program now that Apple has stopped shipping security updates for it, warns the Department of Homeland Securityâs U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT).


US-CERT to Windows Users: Dump Apple Quicktime
Nevertheless, if you have Quicktime on a Windows box â do yourself a favor and get rid of it. Update, Apr. 21, 10:00 a.m. ET: Apple has finally posted a support document online that explains QuickTime 7 for Windows is no longer supported by Apple. See the full advisory here.


US-CERT to Windows Users: Dump Apple Quicktime
Users can find instructions for uninstalling QuickTime for Windows on the Apple Uninstall QuickTime page.â. While the recommendations from US-CERT and others apparently came as a surprise to many, Apple has been distancing itself from QuickTime on Windows for some time now.


Are Java and QuickTime really necessary?
Media Player Classic only runs on Windows. The cross-platform alternative is the open source media player VLC, which is also worth a look. However, uninstalling QuickTime does become a problem if you use iTunes to manage an iPod media player, because iTunes uses QuickTime.


How Long Should a 50-Gallon Water Heater Take to Heat Up?
The total amount of the water drawn in gallons from the hot water heater during one hour -- with the unit set to a water temperature of 135 degrees Fahrenheit -- determines its first-hour rating as per the tests specified by the U.S. Department of Energy for the unit.


How Long Does It Take For A Newly Installed Water Heater To Heat Water?
Best Answer: if it is an electric hot water system it would probably take 2 - 3 hours for a 315 liter system. If you have it running off peak (cheap rate) then it probably won't start heating till early in the morning.


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How long does it take to earn a GED? The length of time it takes to earn a GED varies by individual. In general, an individual's readiness to test depends upon three main factors: reading level; math level; and computer skills. To determine your readiness, visit ged.com to access the Reasoning Through Language Arts and Math GED Ready tests.


How to Obtain a GED in California
The GED Testing Service offered by ACE partners with several resources to help you prepare for the GED test at home: 1  GED connection: PBS LiteracyLink and KET, offer television programs via many PBS stations.