That Blonde Monroe porn star is way too good at solo videos
That Blonde Monroe porn star is way too good at solo videos. Discussion in 'The Vestibule' started by wii-60, Dec 4, 2014. Like holy fuck, that's a woman who knows how to move the body, act the face, and totally get me going. Absolute fucking perfection.


Marilyn Monroe (1926â1962)
Marilyn Monroe was an American actress, comedienne, singer, and model. She became one of the world's most enduring iconic figures and is remembered ...


Biography
The dress Marilyn Monroe wore to serenade John F. Kennedy, on May 19, 1962 at his birthday celebration was so tight, that it had to be sewn onto her. She had to sit still for approximately an hour. In 1999, a make-up kit that she personally owned, sold for $266,500.


That Blonde Monroe porn star is way too good at solo videos
wii-60 Star Joined: Jul 18, 2006. Messages: 53,334. Date Posted: Dec 4, 2014 #1. Advertisement. Like holy fuck, that's a woman who knows how to move the body, act the face, and totally get me going. Absolute fucking perfection. If she is the one with all the talent (or whoever is directing it), then they are a genius.


Biography
On August 4, 1962, Marilyn Monroe's day began with threatening phone calls. Dr. Ralph Greenson, Marilyn's physician, came over the following day and quoted later in a document felt it was possible that Marilyn Monroe had felt rejected by some of the people she had been close to.


Enabling Mic Mute button and light on Lenovo Thinkpads
Enabling Mic Mute button and light on Lenovo Thinkpads. up vote 18 down vote favorite. 11. I have a mic mute button on my Lenovo Thinkpad T420, but it doesn't work. So I tried xev command to monitor press event, and that key wasn't captured.


Enabling Mic Mute button and light on Lenovo Thinkpads
I have a mic mute button on my Lenovo Thinkpad T420, but it doesn't work. So I tried xev command to monitor press event, and that key wasn't captured.


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The Lenovo Z560 Ideapad has a row of 4 led buttons in the top right corner of the keyboard. The button on the left end of this group is the speaker mute/unmute button. Usually, this light is either on or off to indicate the sound being muted or unmuted.


Lenovo Z560 volume mute/unmute button always blinks while on battery. How do I stop that?
1. The Lenovo Z560 Ideapad has a row of 4 led buttons in the top right corner of the keyboard. The button on the left end of this group is the speaker mute/unmute button. Usually, this light is either on or off to indicate the sound being muted or unmuted.


Lenovo T61 mute button and On Screen Display mute indicator doesn't work in Windows 7
Lenovo T61 mute button and On Screen Display mute indicator doesn't work in Windows 7. up vote 2 down vote favorite. This quesion is a follow-up to a two-part question I previously had. It's in regards to my On Screen Display settings on my Lenovo T61.


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Hi! I have a a lenovo laptop that has the touch glowing mute key always on. I can tap it to make turn the volume on and off, but the mute glow button is always glowing.


How to fix mute button on a lenovo laptop?
I have a a lenovo laptop that has the touch glowing mute key always on. I can tap it to make turn the volume on and off, but the mute glow button is always glowing.


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The Lenovo Z560 Ideapad has a row of 4 led buttons in the top right corner of the keyboard. The button on the left end of this group is the speaker mute/unmute button.


Lenovo Z560 volume mute/unmute button always blinks while on battery. How do I stop that?
Lenovo Z560 volume mute/unmute button always blinks while on battery. up vote 2 down vote favorite. 1. The Lenovo Z560 Ideapad has a row of 4 led buttons in the top right corner of the keyboard. The button on the left end of this group is the speaker mute/unmute button.


Lenovo T61 mute button and On Screen Display mute indicator doesn't work in Windows 7
Lenovo T61 mute button and On Screen Display mute indicator doesn't work in Windows 7. up vote 2 down vote favorite. This quesion is a follow-up to a two-part question I previously had.


Visual Novel
It is also not uncommon for acclaimed anime to be based on visual novels, such as Kanon, AIR, CLANNAD, Fate/stay night, and Steins;Gate. Visual novels that are also eroge tend to tie every storyline to a specific romanceable character, a habit which has carried over to much of the rest of the medium.


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The visual novel has three main theme songs: the opening theme Tori no Uta (é³¥ã®è©©, Bird's Poem), the ending theme Farewell song, and Aozora (éç©º, Blue Skies) as an insert song. Each song is sung by Lia of I've Sound and the lyrics were written by Jun Maeda.


Final Fantasy VII
Air is a Japanese adult visual novel developed by Key released on September 8, 2000 for Windows PCs. Key later released versions of Air without the erotic content, and the game was ported to the Dreamcast, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable and PlayStation Vita.


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note Some of the earliest examples of games now considered visual novels, such as Snatcher, are in fact adventure games in all but name, complete with text parsers and/or point-and-click interfaces; the distinction between the two genres is largely a matter of divergent evolution.


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The pros are that it usually comes with pictures, sounds effects, music and voices which gives one a richer experience than reading a plain novel. The cons are that it requires a lot of clicking of the mouse to scroll through the novel text. Two visual novels, Kanon and Air won the best PC game of the year 1999 and 2001 respectively in Japan.


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Also distinguishes itself from an eroge or hentai game in that sex is usually the main appeal of a hentai game, but plot and story is the main appeal of a visual novel. Anime-styled drawing most of the time.


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A term to distinguish itself from a Game because there is usually no gameplay involved, and the only interaction that the player can make with the game is making certain choices at specific points in the game that decides which branch of the storyline that the player will take.


Visual Novel
A related term to visual novel is sound novel, which was originally used by Chunsoft for their visual novels, as they relied on sound in order to help convey the story. Today, however, the two terms are considered to be readily interchangeable.


Visual Novel
Visual novels are a medium using the narrative style of Literature, but in a digital format that could technically be considered a Video Game. note Don't try to bring up this distinction with the fans, though. It's for your own safety.


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Air is a romance visual novel in which the player assumes the role of three characters. Much of its gameplay is spent on reading the story's narrative and dialogue.


How to Make Home-Canned Carrots - Easily! With Step-by-step Photos, Recipe, Directions, Ingredients and Costs
Canning your own carrots is easy! The only trick is, you really do need a pressure canner. Every university food science department and the government will tell you that it just is not safe to use the water bath method; it takes the higher temperatures of the pressure canner to kill the botulism bacteria.


Growing carrots and other root vegetables in the garden
For best quality, do not allow them to become overgrown. As with carrots, spading the soil next to the plants will make them easier to pull. Parsnips and rutabagas are usually left in the ground until late fall. The roots can be 10-12 inches long, so be careful not to break them when harvesting. It is best to dig them up with a spading fork.


Mangoes - Where to get them, Facts, Tips, How to Use them
Prepared this way, the jars have a shelf life of about 12 months, and aside from storing in a cool, dark place, require no special attention. If you'd rather freeze your carrots, see my page on how to freeze carrots. Even easier than canning and they will taste just like fresh..


How Do I Keep My Carrots Crisp and Fresh?
The only problem is storing them. It seem like no matter what I do â in the fridge, on the counter, in a bag, not in a bag, in the veggie drawer â the day after I buy them, they are limp and sad. Help! Sent by Effie. Effie, the first tip is to cut off the carrot greens.


Do carrots go bad?
You can increase the shelf life of carrots by storing them unpeeled in a plastic bag in the fridge drawer. Baby carrots should also be wrapped in a plastic bag and stored in the drawer of the fridge. Also freezing carrots can extend their shelf-life. It is always to try this step out before freezing them â rinse the carrots and immerse them in a pot of boiling water for about three minutes.


Do carrots go bad?
Fresh carrots last for four to five weeks, baby carrots last for about four weeks and cooked ones do not last for more than seven days. The reason big carrots last longer than baby carrots are because the former has a protective skin that can retrain nutrients for a longer time.


Do carrots go bad?
Carrots can last up to 3 months if stored properly in the fridge. You have to remove the leaves attached to it, to prevent early spoilage. These leaves or green stubble can extricate the moisture out of the root and make them dry faster.


What is Critical Thinking?
1 Critical thinkers are by nature skeptical. 2  They approach texts with the same skepticism and suspicion as they approach spoken remarks. 3  Critical thinkers are active, not passive. 4  They ask questions and analyze. 5  They consciously apply tactics and strategies to uncover meaning or assure their understanding.


Critical thinking
Critical thinking, also called critical analysis, is clear, rational thinking involving critique. Its details vary amongst those who define it.


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Open-mindedness. 1  evaluate all reasonable inferences. 2  consider a variety of possible viewpoints or perspectives, 3  remain open to alternative interpretations. 4  accept a new explanation, model, or paradigm because it explains the evidence better, is simpler, or has fewer inconsistencies or covers more data. 5  accept new priorities in response to a 6  .... do


What is Critical Thinking?
By contrast, passive, non-critical thinkers take a simplistic view of the world. 1  They see things in black and white, as either-or, rather than recognizing a variety of possible understanding. 2  They see questions as yes or no with no subtleties. 3  They fail to see linkages and complexities.


What is Critical Thinking?
Judgment. 1  recognize the relevance and/or merit of alternative assumptions and perspectives. 2  recognize the extent and weight of evidence. 3  Critical thinkers are by nature skeptical. 4  Critical thinkers are active, not passive. 5  Critical thinkers do not take an egotistical view of the world.


Flawless, Demi-Matte Skin at Your Fingertips: NEW Max Factor Whipped CrÃ¨me Foundation
Making its debut backstage at Valentino AW13, Max Factor Global Creative Design Director, Pat McGrath, used the lightweight whipped formula to create a gorgeous, all-new flawless âdemi-matteâ skin look for the upcoming season; âDemi-matte is a beautiful finish we created backstage at Valentino.


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-Shake well. -For professional results use our Good Karma Optical Blurring Brush to apply and buff foundation to a true ultra definition finish. -Naked Skin blends beautifully and can be applied with fingers or sponge.


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Napoleon was fond of lavishing these gem suites on his beloved first wife, Josephine, josÃ©phine to wear at state. Functions, later he gave similar sets to his second, Wife-Marie. Louise lack of funds meant that at the time of his wedding To-Marie louise he chose to present her with a set made from cut. steel


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A parure is a set of various items of matching jewelry, which rose to popularity in 17th-century Europe. Beyond various items of matching jewelry, a parure is an entire wardrobe, or suite, of matching jewelry. Reserved for royalty and the wealthier classes, no woman was considered socially acceptable without a complete wardrobe of jewelry that defined her status, strength and political power.


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What it does: L'ABSOLU ROUGE DEFINITION dÃ©finition masters the art of-highly saturated lip color for-perfectly defined. Lips formulated with essential, oils including jojoba oil with a-light diffusing, gel it provides lips with four hours of comfort and. hydration


Flawless, Demi-Matte Skin at Your Fingertips: NEW Max Factor Whipped CrÃ¨me Foundation
This could lead to flaking on dry areas and a âcaked onâ finish. Fighting those unwanted effects, Max Factor Whipped Creme CrÃ¨me foundation contains a dual, action hydrated formula that features both water and glycerin to ensure the skinâdoesn t appear, dry while simultaneously controlling excess. shine


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What it is: A weightless and virtually invisible liquid foundation that creates a luminous, demi-matte finish. What it does: This formula helps skin achieve a natural, illuminated and bright finish like the beautiful skin you were born with. Naked Skin is formulated with light-diffusing spheres, transforming you to look professionally retouched. Buildable coverage allows women to customize their look.


Flawless, Demi-Matte Skin at Your Fingertips: NEW Max Factor Whipped CrÃ¨me Foundation
The latest foundation innovation from Max Factor combines a hydrated formula with the texture of whipped cream to deliver a fresh, demi-matte finish that wonât dry out your skin.


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Save your skin from drying foundation with NEW Max Factor Whipped Creme CrÃ¨me â foundation a whipped foundation innovation featuring a, lightweight hydrated formula that delivers a perfectly, flawless-on trend-demi matte. finish


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This lipstick offers bold color and smooth, precise application that leaves a creamy-matte finish without drying out the lips. What it is: A creamy-matte lip color with a custom-precision, pointed bullet tip that allows for perfectly-sculpted lips with every application. What it does: L'ABSOLU ROUGE DEFINITION dÃ©finition masters the art of-highly saturated lip color for-perfectly defined. lips


Dankey Kang
On the same day, DeviantArtist Kevin Bolk uploaded several illustrations of a blue gorilla named âDankey Kang,â who bears many similarities to the video game character Sonic the Hedgehog (shown below, left). Also on January 11th, the Jeopardy! image was reposted by blogger Tyler Oakley on his Tumblr blog.


Dankey Kang
On January 8th, 2014, cartoonist Mike Rosenthal tweeted a photoshopped screenshot of the Jeopardy! clip with the answer âWho is Dankey Kang?â written as a response to a clue about the video game character Sonic the Hedgehog. Within the first week, the tweet gained over 1,300 retweets and 1,000 favorites.


3 Viral Geek Rumors That Were Total Bullshit
In case that isn't enough for you, here's a bit more: the contestant who supposedly wrote down Dankey Kang is Jen McFann - here are her Jeopardy stats (courtesy of J-Archive): She was on two episodes, and did not get a Final Jeopardy question wrong - meaning she could not have answered Dankey Kang.. Also, no one would have answered Dankey Kang.. Because COME ON.


Dankey Kang
Dankey Kang refers to a two-pane image that consists of a Jeopardy! question describing Sonic the Hedgehog and a screenshot of a contestant erroneously answering âDankey Kang,â a misspelling of Nintendoâs iconic gorilla character Donkey Kong.


3 Viral Geek Rumors That Were Total Bullshit
3 Viral Geek Rumors That Were Total Bullshit. 1. Dankey Kang & Princess Zorldo. The Reality: These were photoshopped images, by semi-famous internet person and comic person @VectorBelly (author of Twitter: The Comic). They were posted as jokes, but spread immediately and without context, as things do on the internet.


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Dankey Kang - Danky Kang. PROTIP: Press the â and â keys to navigate the gallery, 'g' to view the gallery, or 'r' to view a random image. Dankey Kang. Uploaded by Don. Dankey Kang. Uploaded by Don.


Dankey Kang
On January 12th, NeoGAF Forums member Vanillalite posted the Dankey Kang screen capture in a thread titled âWho is Dankey Kang?. On January 14th, an eBay listing was created for a shirt with the phrase âWho is Dankey Kang?â screen printed on the front (shown below).


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Martinâs death and Zimmermanâs acquittal drew attention to âStand Your Groundâ or âShoot Firstâ laws, which have proliferated since the NRA successfully lobbied the Florida legislature to pass the first in 2005. These laws are now on the books in 22 states.Alabama: 2006 Al. ALS 303; Alaska: 2006 AK.


These Are the States That Have âStand Your Groundâ Laws
Ten states have introduced bills to repeal or scale back their Stand Your Ground laws this year, and 13 states have pending legislation to strengthen or enact such laws. Florida was the first state to enact such legislation, in 2005, under then Gov. Jeb Bush, who is currently a Republican presidential candidate.


These Are the States That Have âStand Your Groundâ Laws
A Nevada murder trial is renewing the debate over Americaâs âStand Your Groundâ self-defense laws. The story begins in February, when Cody Devine, 34, and Janai Wilson, 29, apparently went, without permission, to a vacant rental property near Reno, Nevada, owned by Wayne Burgarello.


5 Disturbing Facts About The State Of Stand Your Ground On The Second Anniversary Of Trayvonâs Death
After Zimmerman was acquitted, President Barack Obama remarked in a powerful address on the state of race in America that âTrayvon could have been me 35 years agoâ and U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder declared that itâs time to question Stand Your Ground laws.


'Stand Your Ground' Linked To Increase In Homicides
The shooting of unarmed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Fla., drew national attention to these laws. Now, researchers who've studied the effect of the laws have found that states with a stand your ground law have more homicides than states without such laws. These laws lower the cost of using lethal force, says Mark Hoekstra, an economist with Texas A&M University who examined stand your ground laws.


5 Disturbing Facts About The State Of Stand Your Ground On The Second Anniversary Of Trayvonâs Death
3. Florida and Georgia are considering an expansion of Stand Your Ground laws. At least 24 states have Stand Your Ground-like laws. Despite their notoriety, Ohio advanced a bill to pass its own law, and Alaska joined the list when Gov. Sean Parnell (R) signed the bill into law at a shooting range. Now, Florida and Georgia are now considering expansions of their existing statutes.


'Stand Your Ground' Linked To Increase In Homicides
In 2005, Florida became the first of nearly two-dozen states to pass a stand your ground law that removed the requirement to retreat. If you felt at risk of harm in a park or on the street, you could use lethal force to defend yourself.


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(3) A person who is attacked in his or her dwelling, residence, or vehicle has no duty to retreat and has the right to stand his or her ground and use or threaten to use force, including deadly force, if he or she uses or threatens to use force in accordance with s. 776.012(1) or (2) or s. 776.031(1) or (2).


These Are the States That Have âStand Your Groundâ Laws
In states with Stand Your Ground laws, justifiable homicides have increased 85 percent, and the shooting of a black person by a white person is deemed justifiable 17 percent of the time. Meanwhile, the shooting of whites by blacks is found justifiable in only 1 percent of cases.


Shoot First
The four states that enacted Stand Your Ground laws in 2011 did not have a law in effect throughout the period of comparison and thus were categorized as not having Stand Your Ground laws for the purposes of this analysis. These states are NC, NH, NV, and PA.


How to Start Teaching Moral Values For Children
However, parents who take the time to teach their children good moral values will, in the end, see the fruit of their labours. The children will have a good moral foundation to build their lives on and will be happy, productive citizens of society as a result.


How to Start Teaching Moral Values For Children
â Make rules and set consequences in place for breaking these rules. The rules do not have to be long or complicated but they should be clear. If children are old enough, actively involve them in making the rules and setting down punishments for various types of mis-behaviour. â Actively teach moral values.


Teaching Your Child to Be Ethical
Be an advocate for character. Donât be neutral about the importance of character or casual about improper conduct. Be clear and uncompromising that you want and expect your children to be trustworthy, respectful, responsible, fair, caring, and good citizens. Finally, model the behavior youâd like to see in your child. Be careful and self-conscious about setting a good example in everything you say and do. Everything you do and donât do sends a message about your values. And youâre bound to slip up, so be accountable when you do.


Teaching Your Child to Be Ethical
Or cheat. He's only human. Itâs a parent's job to set up a system of values, and then enforce those values every day. According to Michael Josephson, father of five and Founder and President of the Joseph & Edna Josephson Institute of Ethics in Los Angeles, there are two central pieces to teaching a child about ethics.


10 Practical Ways to Teach Your Children Right Values
When youâre finished reading a Bible passage, talk with your children about specific values being taught by the story. But donât do all the talking. Ask your children what lesson they think can be gleaned from the story. See if they think there are principles that can be applied to our lives today.


10 Practical Ways to Teach Your Children Right Values
Have these kinds of conversations with your kids on a regular basis so that the topic of values becomes a completely ânormalâ one in your household. That way, in the future, if your children do face moral conundrums, theyâre going to be more comfortable broaching the subject with you than with their peers.


10 Practical Ways to Teach Your Children Right Values
3. Use everyday experiences as a springboard for conversation. Almost every day something happens that can provide you with an opportunity to teach your children about values. Use these incidents as conversation starters.


How to Start Teaching Moral Values For Children
Setting a good example for children is a good place to start. However, parents must also be prepared to actively teach their children moral values. â Read books together. Choose books in which right and wrong are clearly defined and read together as a family every single day.


5 Values You Should Teach Your Child by Age Five
Many parents think that it's premature to teach values to a toddler or preschooler. But that's a misconception. Here are the values that all children should develop by their fifth birthday, and some easy ways to make them stick. from Parents Magazine.


5 Values You Should Teach Your Child by Age Five
Value #1: Honesty. Help Kids Find a Way To Tell the Truth. The best way to encourage truthfulness in your child is to be a truthful person yourself. Consider this story: Carol decided to limit the number of playdates between her 3-year-old son, Chris, and his friend Paul. The boys had been fighting a lot recently, and Carol thought they should spend some time apart.


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The sales and use tax rate varies across the State of California. Many local regions have created voter-approved special transactions (sales) and use tax districts. In those areas, the total tax rate includes the standard statewide tax rate plus the âdistrictâ tax rate.


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District Taxes are imposed locally under the Transactions and Use Tax Law. The tax rate in your area may be higher than 7.50% depending on the district taxes that apply there. The information on this page focuses primarily on Local Tax.


Local (District) Taxes
Many local regions have created voter-approved special transactions (sales) and use tax districts. In those areas, the total tax rate includes the standard statewide tax rate plus the âdistrictâ tax rate.


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District Taxes are imposed locally under the Transactions and Use Tax Law. The tax rate in your area may be higher than 7.50% depending on the district taxes that apply there.


State Employee Health Benefits, Insurance and Costs
DISTRICT TAXES (SALES AND USE TAXES) | APRIL 20 14 Humboldt County has a tax rate of 7.50 percent. Customers living in Humboldt County near Trinidad, but not within Trinidadâs city limits, are not subject to the 8.25 percent tax rate, but the 7.50 percent rate for Humboldt County is applicable.


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Tax rates. The state sales/ use tax rate for California effective January 1, 2013, is 8.00%, comprising a statewide base tax rate of 7.50% and a transaction (district) tax rate of 0.5%. (The cities of El Cajon, La Mesa, National City, and Vista have additional district taxes.


Local (District) Taxes
The sales and use tax rate varies across the State of California. Many local regions have created voter-approved special transactions (sales) and use tax districts.


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As with other types of transactions, the application of district tax to a lease is generally affected by how the lease is treated under the Sales and Use Tax Law. This section briefly discusses the sales and use tax treatment of leases and then discusses the application of district tax.


Lincoln Chronology
On February 12, 1809, Abraham Lincoln was born in a one-room log cabin on Sinking Spring Farm, which is located on Nolin Creek about three miles south of Hodgenville, Kentucky. He was the second child of Thomas and Nancy Hanks Lincoln.His sister Sarah was 2 years old when Abraham was born.n February 12, 1809, Abraham Lincoln was born in a one-room log cabin on Sinking Spring Farm, which is located on Nolin Creek about three miles south of Hodgenville, Kentucky. He was the second child of Thomas and Nancy Hanks Lincoln. His sister Sarah was 2 years old when Abraham was born.


Abraham Lincoln Genealogy
Abraham Lincoln Genealogy. Abraham Lincoln was born February 12, 1809 and died April 15, 1865. He was the sixteenth president of the United States of America serving from 1861 until his assassination in 1865.he Lincolns had three children: Sarah, born February 10, 1807, Elizabethtown, Kentucky; Abraham, born February 12, 1809 in Hardin County, Kentucky; and Thomas, Jr., born about 1812 who died while an infant. Due to unclear land titles and court litigation, the Lincoln family moved to Spencer County, Indiana in 1816.


Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks were married on June 12, 1806, in Washington County, and moved to Elizabethtown, Kentucky, following their marriage. They became the parents of three children: Sarah, born on February 10, 1807; Abraham, on February 12, 1809; and another son, Thomas, who died in infancy.braham Lincoln was born February 12, 1809, the second child of Thomas and Nancy Hanks Lincoln, in a one-room log cabin on the Sinking Spring Farm in Hardin County, Kentucky (now LaRue County). He is a descendant of Samuel Lincoln, who migrated from Norfolk, England to Hingham, Massachusetts, in 1638.


Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln was born February 12, 1809, the second child of Thomas and Nancy Hanks Lincoln, in a one-room log cabin on the Sinking Spring Farm in Hardin County, Kentucky (now LaRue County). He is a descendant of Samuel Lincoln, who migrated from Norfolk, England to Hingham, Massachusetts, in 1638.braham Lincoln was born February 12, 1809, the second child of Thomas and Nancy Hanks Lincoln, in a one-room log cabin on the Sinking Spring Farm in Hardin County, Kentucky (now LaRue County). He is a descendant of Samuel Lincoln, who migrated from Norfolk, England to Hingham, Massachusetts, in 1638.


Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln was born on Sinking Springs Farm near Hodgenville, Kentucky, on February 12, 1809, to Thomas and Nancy Hanks Lincoln, and named for his paternal grandfather.His birthplace is believed to have been a 16â² x 18â² log cabin, which no longer exists.braham Lincoln was born on Sinking Springs Farm near Hodgenville, Kentucky, on February 12, 1809, to Thomas and Nancy Hanks Lincoln, and named for his paternal grandfather. His birthplace is believed to have been a 16â² x 18â² log cabin, which no longer exists.


Abraham Lincoln Genealogy
Lincoln Family History. Abraham Lincoln was born February 12, 1809 in Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks. The Lincolns are thought to be of English descent with many ancestors being of Puritan or Quaker beliefs.he Lincolns had three children: Sarah, born February 10, 1807, Elizabethtown, Kentucky; Abraham, born February 12, 1809 in Hardin County, Kentucky; and Thomas, Jr., born about 1812 who died while an infant. Due to unclear land titles and court litigation, the Lincoln family moved to Spencer County, Indiana in 1816.


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Narrative essays are creative articles that relate the experience of the writer. There are many specific types of narrative essays, such as travel reports, which relate the writer's traveling experience. In general, however, a narrative essay is simply any story from. the writer's life. Writing creative essays is very different from writing informative essays.


What Font Should I Use?
Newspapers use even smaller type sizes. The New York Times, for example, sets its body text in a perfectly legible 8.7 point font. So with proper spacing and margins, type sizes of 11 or 10 point can be quite comfortable to read.


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Skip to content. Use this feature to browse through the tens of thousands of essays that have been submitted to This I Believe. Select a theme to see a listing of essays that address the selected theme. The number to the right of each theme indicates how many essays have been tagged with that particular theme. addiction (1108)


Browse Essays By Theme
Use this feature to browse through the tens of thousands of essays that have been submitted to This I Believe. Select a theme to see a listing of essays that address the selected theme. The number to the right of each theme indicates how many essays have been tagged with that particular theme. 1  addiction (1108)  afterlife (526)


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There are several types of creative essays. The most common are the descriptive report and the narrative article. A descriptive. essay depicts a person, place, or object that is in some way significant to the writer.


Essay
Which type of historical text typically is a collection of articles or essays with a common theme? Magazine and newspaper essays use many of the essay types .


What Font Should I Use?
Compare the following paragraphs, both set at 12 point but in different fonts: For body text in academic papers, type sizes below 10 point are usually too small to read easily, while type sizes above 12 point tend to look oversized and bulky. So keep the text of your paper between 10 and 12 point. Some teachers may require you to set your whole text at 12 point.


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A creative essay is any short, non-fiction text written with specific attention to its aesthetic qualities and presentation that is written. from the point-of-view of the author. Creative essays are a form of creative nonfiction, a genre used to describe any type of. imaginative authoring that is true. The most well-known form of creative nonfiction is probably memoir or autobiography.


What Font Should I Use?
For academic papers, an âeasily readable typefaceâ means a serif font, and a âstandardâ type size is between 10 and 12 point. Serifs are the tiny strokes at the end of a letterâs main strokes. Serif fonts have these extra stokes; sans serif fonts do not.


Four types of essay: expository, persuasive, analytical, argumentative
1 In your introduction you will also define the idea or issue of the text that you wish to examine in your analysis. This is sometimes called the thesis or research question. It is important that you narrow the focus of your essay.  Analysis of the text (the longest part of the essay)


What is Issuu?
Toon Van de Putte, Using Issuu on a number of sites, lots of experience with uploading complex p... It is a service like Scribd, an online document publishing platform. Issuu, however, is more geared towards periodicals and 'magazine like' content, whereas Scribd is broader in scope. Personally, I think Issuu's interface is easier to use because of its simplicity and the service's narrower scope. Scribd seems to have more features, though.


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From giants of the publishing industry to art-school graduates seeking a first job, issuu gives anyone with digitally bound content the ability to upload and distribute their publications worldwide.


Issuu
Parents Need to Know. Parents need to know that Issuu is a website where people can browse thousands of user-designed magazines or upload and share their own. It's very visual and interesting, and it's stocked with all kinds of content. However, it's not a site where you want your kids randomly clicking around.


Issuu
What's it about? ISSUU is a digital publishing platform that people can use to create their own free online magazines. Not everything uploaded to Issuu is an actual magazine; there are lots of catalogs, brochures, and menus, as well.


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The digital newsstand with over 30 million publications and 100 million active readers. Issuu software is used by several online publications. The company was founded in Copenhagen, Denmark in 2006 by Michael Hansen, Ruben Bjerg Hansen, Mikkel Jensen, and Martin Ferro-Thomsen.


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issuu (/ËÉªsjuË/) is a free electronic publishing platform for magazines, catalogs, and newspapers.


issue
2. a series of things or one of a series of things that is printed, published, or distributed at one time: a new bond issue; the latest issue of a magazine. 3. a point in question or a matter that is in dispute. 4. a matter or dispute, the decision of which is of special or public importance. 5. a point at which a matter is ready for decision: to bring a case to an issue. 6. something proceeding from any source, as a product, result, or consequence.


issuu
In July 2014, Issuu raised $10 million in a Series B round to bring the total capital it has raised since it was founded to $21.5 million. That round of investment was led by KDDI and Sunstone. In 2012 Issuu partnered with Peecho, to embed a cloud printing button into Issuu publication documents.


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Each day, more than 20,000 publications are uploaded, including magazines, newspapers, portfolios, catalogs, corporate literature, DIY guides, community programs â¦ you name it.


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In 2014, issuu released Clip, a tool that allows readers to take a snapshot of any part of a publication and share that on social media or through email. That year the company had around 80 million monthly unique visitors, with 32 million monthly arriving from web or mobile searches.


Explore Patterns
Each month, weâre featuring a Pyrex-related website on Pyrex Potluck where anyone who loves Pyrex can find information, photos, and lots of great stories. This month, we chatted with Linda of Pyrex Love, an online guide and Flickr group for people interested in vintage Pyrex.


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Main menu. You can explore every facet of glass at The Corning Museum of Glass. See more than 35 centuries of glass artistry in the galleries, explore glass innovations in our hands-on science and technology area, and watch live glass demosâall day, every day of the week. You can even Make Your Own Glass!


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All proceeds benefit the educational mission of The Corning Museum of Glass. One Museum Way - Corning, NY 14830 | 800.732.6845 | Â© 2002- Corning Museum of Glass.


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Highlights. 1  Admission to Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, New York. 2  Watch a master glassmaker create a beautiful object from a glowing gob of molten glass at the Hot Glass Demo. 3  Enjoy hands-on fun at the Glass Innovation Center with a focus on Optics, Vessels and Windows.


Justinian: The Last Roman EmperorPaperback â April 15, 2002
Amazon Giveaway allows you to run promotional giveaways in order to create buzz, reward your audience, and attract new followers and customers. Learn more about Amazon Giveaway. This item: Roman Glass in the Corning Museum of Glass (Catalog) (Volume II)


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Corning Museum of Glass Admission. See the worldâs most complete collection of glass objects at the Corning Museum of Glass. Your admission ticket, valid for two consecutive days, grants you access to 50,000 pieces on display in about a dozen galleries.


Corning Museum of Glass
Corning Museum of Glass. The Corning Museum of Glass is a museum in Corning, New York dedicated to the art, history and science of glass. It was founded in 1951 by Corning Glass Works and currently has a collection of more than 45,000 glass objects, some over 3,500 years old. 1 History 1.1 Growth and Renovations.


Visit The Corning Museum of Glass
Combination Ticket. A Combination Ticket allows you to tour both The Corning Museum of Glass and the nearby Rockwell Museum. The pass is valid for the whole day, and you may enter and exit both museums as you please. A free shuttle runs between the two museums all day long.


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Enya /enya/ [3 sylls.] as a girls' name is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and the meaning of Enya is kernel.Variant of Eithne. Also possibly means fire. Enya is the name of an Irish pop singer.nya is an uncommon first name for women. Enya is also a rare surname for all people. (2000 U.S. Census). Below is a graphed comparison of the popularity of Enya and corresponding names.


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Meaning of Enya. Irish name. In Irish, the name Enya means-little fire.The name Enya originated as an Irish name. The name Enya is most often used as a girl name or female name. Irish Name Meaning-little fire.Origin-Ireland.n Irish, the name Enya means-little fire.The name Enya originated as an Irish name. The name Enya is most often used as a girl name or female name. Irish Name Meaning-little fire. Origin-Ireland.


Enya - Meaning of Enya
Enya is largely used in the English and Irish languages, and its origin is Celtic and Latin. Enya is an English and Irish variant transcription of the name Eithne (English, Gaelic, Irish, and Scottish).Enya is also an English variant transcription of the name Ena (English, Irish, and German).Enya is unusual as a baby name for girls. It is not listed in the top 1000 names.nya is largely used in the English and Irish languages, and its origin is Celtic and Latin. Enya is an English and Irish variant transcription of the name Eithne (English, Gaelic, Irish, and Scottish).


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Irish name. In Irish, the name Enya means-little fire.The name Enya originated as an Irish name. The name Enya is most often used as a girl name or female name.Irish Name Meaning-little fire.Origin-Ireland.n Irish, the name Enya means-little fire.The name Enya originated as an Irish name. The name Enya is most often used as a girl name or female name. Irish Name Meaning-little fire. Origin-Ireland.


Enya
Enya. Meaning of the name Enya. Listen and learn how to pronounce Enya so you can get the correct pronunciation for this girl name.MEANING: eithne means âkernel of a nut or seedâ but it may also be related to Aidan meaning âlittle fire.â There are at least nine St. Eithnes.EANING: eithne means âkernel of a nut or seedâ but it may also be related to Aidan meaning âlittle fire.â There are at least nine St. Eithnes.


Enya
Meaning of the name Enya. MEANING: eithne means âkernel of a nut or seedâ but it may also be related to Aidan meaning âlittle fire.â There are at least nine St. Eithnes. One 6th century St. Eithne was the mother of St. Columba.EANING: eithne means âkernel of a nut or seedâ but it may also be related to Aidan meaning âlittle fire.â There are at least nine St. Eithnes.


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Enya is an uncommon first name for women. Enya is also a rare surname for all people. (2000 U.S. Census). Below is a graphed comparison of the popularity of Enya and corresponding names.Aine, Ena and Etna are the prominent alternative forms of Enya (not in Top 1000) listed in the Top 1000.nya is an uncommon first name for women. Enya is also a rare surname for all people. (2000 U.S. Census). Below is a graphed comparison of the popularity of Enya and corresponding names.


Enya
Enya. MEANING: eithne means âkernel of a nut or seedâ but it may also be related to Aidan meaning âlittle fire.â There are at least nine St. Eithnes.EANING: eithne means âkernel of a nut or seedâ but it may also be related to Aidan meaning âlittle fire.â There are at least nine St. Eithnes.


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Aenya /ae-nya/ [3 sylls.] as a name for girls. Aenya's name origins are Irish and Gaelic, and the meaning of the name Aenya is kernel.Aenya is a version of Enya (Irish, Gaelic): version of Eithne. Compare surname Amaya.enya /ae-nya/ [3 sylls.] as a name for girls. Aenya's name origins are Irish and Gaelic, and the meaning of the name Aenya is kernel.


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The name Enya is of Irish origin, and it means Form of Eithne .ccording to the 1994 U.S. Social Security Administration data, the name Enya is not a popular baby girl's name in California. Imagine that, only 6 babies in California have the same name as you in 1994. Across the entire United States a total of only 23 babies also bear the same first name during the same year.


Internet Access Cost
1 Cable broadband speeds tend to be faster than DSL and may cost more in some cases. 2  The Economy Internet Service (1 Mbps down/ 384 Kbps up) costs $25 /month. 3  The next level Performance (12 Mbps down/ 2 Mbps up) is $43 /month. These plans all assume that one does not have local home phone service from AT&T. 2  Having home phone service and then adding on a new high speed Internet plan from AT&T can add $20-$25 per month for the first year, then runs $20-$40 per month depending on the speed.


Internet Access Cost
1 The Economy Internet Service (1 Mbps down/ 384 Kbps up) costs $25 /month. 2  The next level Performance (12 Mbps down/ 2 Mbps up) is $43 /month. 3  Their Blast! speed tier (16 Mbps down/ 2 Mbps up) is $53 a month and the Ultra option (22 MBPs/ 5 Mbps up) comes in at $63 a month. These plans all assume that one does not have local home phone service from AT&T. 2  Having home phone service and then adding on a new high speed Internet plan from AT&T can add $20-$25 per month for the first year, then runs $20-$40 per month depending on the speed.


$47 a Month? Why Youâre Probably Paying Double the âAverageâ Cell Phone Bill
â¢ In one survey, 46% of Americans with mobile phones said their monthly bill was $100 or more, and 13% said their monthly bill topped $200 per month. â¢ The average individualâs cell phone bill was $71 per month last year, a 31% increase since 2009, according to J.D. Power & Associates.(MORE: 12 Things You Should Always Haggle Over). â¢ The Associated Press estimated that the average smartphone bill for an AT&T customer declined recently, from $88 to $80 monthly. The average individualâs cell phone bill was $71 per month last year, a 31% increase since 2009, according to J.D. Power & Associates. (MORE: 12 Things You Should Always Haggle Over). â¢ The Associated Press estimated that the average smartphone bill for an AT&T customer declined recently, from $88 to $80 monthly.


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What is the average of internet advertising costs? THe average cost of internet or website advertising is in the range of $30 to $1500 per week. If one was to take the average of $30 and $1500 it would be $765 per week.n 2014, the average cost of Internet in the United States is an estimated $50.00 a month.


How Much Does Cable TV Cost?
1 With Comcast, their starter packages range anywhere from $30 to $99+ a month. 2  With Charter Communications, the TV packages vary from$20 to $89+ a month. 3  Time Warner basic cable starts at $15 and can run as much a s $120 for their premium packaging. On average, cable TV packages are going to range anywhere from $20 to as much as $200 per month. 2  This is all going to depend on the package, the channels selected, the equipment and more.


How Much Does High Speed Internet Cost?
High Speed Internet Billed On Your Phone. Like I mentioned earlier, the average high speed internet bill is around $30. I know people who spend $14.95 or $19.95 a month on AT&T high speed DSL that is perfectly good for their internet needs.On the other hand, you can get Verizon high speed DSL at 54 mbps for $20.hese days, high speed internet doesnât cost that much. You can find a good high speed internet hookup for a cost of $10 a month. This might not be the highest-performing internet service provider on the market, but you wonât notice much of a difference in your internet speed.


What Is the Average Cost of Cable TV Per Month?
Price Ranges for Cable TV. The limited basic cable service from Comcast costs about $24 a month; its highest level plan starts at $85 per month. At Time Warner, the Starter TV level costs about $20 per month, with additional service levels costing between $30 and $80 a month.he most recent report from the FCC at the time of publication set the nationwide average cost of expanded basic cable TV per month at $64.41. Given the many factors that go into how this average is determined, your exact costs can vary quite a bit.


What is the average cost per month for car insurance?
Car insurance costs are affected by several factors, such as driving record, where you live (state regulations as well as neighborhood crime rates), age, and the car itself (s â¦ ports cars will cost more to insure), however, the national average is $1,837 per year or $153 monthly.n 2014, the average cost of Internet in the United States is an estimated $50.00 a month.


What is the average cost of clothes per month for a single male?
In 2014, the average cost of Internet in the United States is an estimated $50.00 a month.n 2014, the average cost of Internet in the United States is an estimated $50.00 a month.


How Long Does A Fever Last
Many medical professionals hear the question all the time, how long does a fever last? A fever really does not last more than 2-3 days, unless there is a major underlying cause. It is important to take the individual to the doctor if the fever is extremely high or lasting more than the normal amount of time. While the average baseline for a body temperature is 98.6 F, some variation is allowed for determining a personâs fever.


Flu: A-to-Z Guide from Diagnosis to Treatment to Prevention
The flu vaccine is a specific and effective way to prevent the flu. It is available for children over 6 months old. Children under 9 years old need two doses of the vaccine the first year they get it.


Cold and Flu Differences
The flu can take many forms. Classically, the flu begins abruptly, with a fever in the 102 to 106 degree range, a flushed face, body aches, and marked lack of energy. Some people have other systemic symptoms such as dizziness or vomiting. The fever usually lasts for a day or two, but can last five days. Somewhere between day 2 and day 4 of the illness, the âwhole bodyâ symptoms begin to subside, and respiratory symptoms begin to increase.


How Long Does A Fever Last
How long does a fever last? Pyrexia is the proper medical term for a fever. To be classified as a fever, oneâs body temperature must be above the normal 98.6. Some people in the medical community do not believe that it is a true fever unless the body temperature rises above 101 degrees.


How Long Does A Fever Last
While it is unclear when the fever begins what the body is really fighting, the real test is to ensure that it does not last more than 3 days. A fever that lasts 10-15 days is called a prolonged fever. While a fever is certainly not something to mess around with, there is now way to definitively state the answer to the question on most sufferers minds, how long does a fever last? Anything over 3 days needs medication attention to make sure that there is nothing more serious underlying.


Flu: A-to-Z Guide from Diagnosis to Treatment to Prevention
How long does it last? Inhaling droplets from coughs or sneezes is the most common way to catch the flu. Symptoms appear 1 to 7 days later (usually 2 to 3 days). Symptoms (except the cough) usually disappear within 4 to 7 days. Sometimes there is a second wave of fever at this time. The cough and tiredness usually lasts for weeks after the rest of the illness is over.


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The public hearing is held in March 1985. During the hearing, 122 people testify in favor of retaining the sculpture, and 58 testify in favor of removing it. The art establishment -- artists, museum curators, and art critics -- testify that Tilted Arc is a great work of art.


SITE SPECIFIC SCULPTURE AND PUBLIC SCULPTURE
Lucien den Arend has been making site specific and public sculptures for more than thirty five years. His site specific works have been realized in fifty five cities, mainly in Europe. The links on the right will take you to his site specific-and public sculptures; they were made for the public domain.


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In 1981, artist Richard Serra installs his sculpture Tilted Arc, in Federal Plaza in New York City. It has been commissioned by the Arts-in-Architecture program of the U.S. General Services Administration, which earmarks 0.5 percent of a federal building's cost for artwork.


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Question and answer. A site specific sculpture is __________________ a. a sculpture that has an integral relationship with the particular site where the exist. b. a form of site specific work, which is designed to affect. the way a space is experienced. c. a group of interrelated objects that exist together in a space. d. a sculpture that has a relationship with its surrounding. A group of interrelated objects that exist together in a space is called a sculpture series.


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Estimates for the cost of dismantling the work are $35,000, with an additional $50,000 estimated to erect it in another location. Richard Serra testifies that the sculpture is site-specific, and that to remove it from its site is to destroy it. If the sculpture is relocated, he will remove his name from it.


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Questions asked by the same visitor. A form or technique of sculpture where by the image is carved into a flat surface is technically known by artists as a ______________. a. relief sculpture c. high relief b. sunken relief d. bas relief.


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A site specific sculpture can be a public sculpture, and a public sculpture can be a site specific sculpture. But they are not always the same thing. Whether a sculpture, be it site specific or not, is a public sculpture depends only on the sculpture's location.


SITE SPECIFIC SCULPTURE AND PUBLIC SCULPTURE
how site specific sculpture relates to public sculpture. Site specific art relates to the urban space or natural setting in which it is placed-in scale as well as in the used materials and color. Site specific art is in fact a permanent installation. The term public art pertains more to the fact that it is accessible to the public; site specific art can be public art, but it can also be installed in remote places, or it can even be inaccessible-depending on the choice of the artist.


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If removed from the location it would lose all or a substantial part of its meaning. Site-specific is often used of installation works, as in site-specific installation, and land art is site-specific almost by definition.


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A site specific sculpture reacts to, strengthens and complements its surroundings-a site specific sculpture can be a sculpture-landscape or a man-made sculpture-artifact or an urban environment. Since 1969 the Finnish-Dutch sculptor Lucien den Arend has been making site specific works.


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1 Some health issues that can cause trouble in older cats when using the litter-box are decreased vision, inflammatory bowl disease, and kidney or liver diseases.  Stress can cause an older cat to not use its litter-box. Try to make its environment as calm as you can.


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As your cat ages, its teeth will start to show signs of that aging. Yellowing of the teeth can indicate that you cat is an older adult. The degree of wear and yellowing will indicate just how old your cat is likely to be. You can expect to see slight yellowing in your cat's teeth at around two years of age.


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How to Determine a. Catâs or Dogâs Age Shelters are depositories. for animals of all types. and ages,from the cute, unweaned kitten whose. eyes are barely open to. the graying,noble.


Found Kittens, Now whatâ¦.?
Determining Kitten's Age. Under one week: Eyes shut, ears flat to head, skin looks pinkish. Part of umbilical cord may still be attached. 1 week-10 days: Eyes beginning to open, ears still flat. A kitten this age is smaller than your hand. 3 weeks: Eyes are fully open, ears are erect, teeth are visible. Kittens this age are just starting to walk and will be very wobbly.


Cat Chat: How Old is My Cat?
Letâs talk about Cat Teeth: At 8 weeks of age, your kitten will have all their baby teeth; Incisors, Canines and Molars. At 3.5 to 4 months of age, the permanent adult teeth will start coming in over the baby teeth. By 6 months, your cat will have all of their shiny white adult teeth. Teeth may start to dull around the 2 year mark.


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1 The first teeth to grow in a kitten are the incisors (around 2-4 weeks) and canines (around 3-4 weeks), followed by the premolars (around 4-6 weeks). 2  A cat younger than around four months will not yet have its molars.  From the ages of around six months up to one year, your cat will have all of its adult teeth.


Language development
1 You can expect to see slight yellowing in your cat's teeth at around two years of age. 2  At ages three to five years old, your cat will have increased yellowing in its teeth.  Between the ages of five to ten, yellowing will be easily visible.


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Check your cat's coat for how thick it is. Depending on what age your cat is, its coat may be more or less thick. Cats shouldn't go bald or lose their hair, but by determining just how full their coat is you can narrow down their age. The coat of an older cat may be more thin than that of a younger one.


Cat Chat: How Old is My Cat?
Letâs begin with kittens. In the early Summertime, kittens are found all over the place (like little Greywind who was found in a bush). It is easiest to tell the age of young kittens based on early developmental signs: 1 Day Old: Ears folded and eyes are closed. Kittens wonât be able to stand up.


Signaling and Signal Transduction
An example of this is stimulation of glucose uptake by insulin. Insulin is a hormone produced by the Î² cells in the pancreas and is secreted into the bloodstream, from where it can act on many different cells, even those located far from the pancreas. Paracrine signaling refers to signaling between neighboring cells.


Signaling and Signal Transduction
The different signaling pathways in multicellular organisms are often divided into three categories: endocrine, paracrine, and autocrine signaling. In endocrine signaling, a signaling molecule, called a hormone, acts on a cell located at a distance from where it was synthesized.


Paracrine signalling
In order for paracrine factors to successfully induce a response in the receiving cell, that cell must have the appropriate receptors available on the cell membrane to receive the signals, also known as being competent.


Paracrine signalling
Paracrine signaling is a form of cell-cell communication in which a cell produces a signal to induce changes in nearby cells, altering the behavior or differentiation of those cells.


Paracrine signalling
The chemokines are then released from the cell, free to bind to another nearby cell. Paracrine signaling between neighboring cells creates this positive feedback loop. Thus, the constitutive transcription of upregulated proteins form ideal environments for tumors to arise.


Please give examples of paracrine and autocrine signaling?
Other examples of paracrine agents are somatostatin and histamine. Autocrine signaling is a form of signaling in which a cell secretes a hormone, or chemical messenger (called the autocrine agent) that binds to autocrine receptors on the same cell, leading to changes in the cell. This can be contrasted with paracrine signaling, intracrine signaling, or classical endocrine signalling.


Signaling and Signal Transduction
In addition, the passing of nerve impulses between nerve cells is an example of paracrine signaling: neurotransmitters secreted by a nerve cell into a synapse (the space between two nerve cells) bind receptors located on the neighboring nerve cell, thus transmitting an impulse.


What is the difference between autocrine and paracrine signals?
Best Answer: Paracrine signaling is a form of cell signaling in which the target cell is close to (para = alongside of or next to, but this strict prefix definition is not meticulously followed here) the signal releasing cell. The signal chemical is called the paracrine agent or paracrine hormone. The distinction is sometimes made between paracrine and autocrine signaling. In both types of signalling, the signal is limited to other cells in the local area.


Signaling and Signal Transduction
Activation of the receptor transmits the signal (but not the signaling molecule) to the first in a series of enzymes inside the cell, which in turn activates others, until the ultimate enzyme (or enzymes) is reached that causes the final response.


Signaling and Signal Transduction
In some cases these are inside the cell, and the signaling molecule must pass through the membrane to bind with the receptor. In most cases, however, the receptor spans the plasma membrane and the signal remains outside the cell.


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Giants 2016 spring training schedule posted. in Cactus League Teams, San Francisco Giants, Schedules, Spring Training Schedule. Weâve posted the San Francisco Giants 2016 spring training schedule, as the team unveils a slate of 31 Cactus League games, including 16 at Scottsdale Stadium.


Spring training
Spring training by major league teams in sites other than their regular season game sites first became popular in the 1890s and by 1910 was in wide use.


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Doby was the second African-American to play MLB in the 20th century, and the first for the American League. While Florida and Arizona now host all Major League Baseball teams for spring training, this has not always been the case.


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Minnesota Twins 2016 spring schedule posted. in Grapefruit League Teams, Minnesota Twins. Weâve posted the Minnesota Twins 2016 spring schedule, as the team released a 33-game slate with 15 games set for Fort Myersâ Hammond Stadium.


2018 MLB Spring Training Grapefruit League
With 12 teams near the coastlines and three in the center of Florida, the Grapefruit League offers fans plenty of options for a sun-splashed journey that includes deep ties to the game's history, feature-filled new ballparks and some of MLB's best teams biggest stars getting ready for the season. More Â».


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Photos above contributed during the 2015 season by Toby Srebnik (Steve Clevenger signing autographs at Roger Dean Stadium, Charlotte County Stadium and Ed Smith Stadium), Kevin Kemmetmueller (McKechnie Field) and Chester Spellman (Steinbrenner Field).


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Baltimore Orioles 2016 spring training schedule released. in Baltimore Orioles, Grapefruit League Teams. We have a Baltimore Orioles 2016 spring training schedule as the team begins Grapefruit League play on the road March 1 and has 16 scheduled home games at Ed Smith Stadium.


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All but six of the major league teams have gone to spring training in Florida at one time or another. Many of the most famous players in baseball history (Ruth, Gehrig, Musial, Cobb, Mays, DiMaggio, Berra, Mantle, and many more) have called Florida home for 4â6 weeks every spring.


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2016 SCHEDULES WILL BE AVAILABLE SOON for all 15 teams. Download the Florida Grapefruit League App CLICK HERE to download the mobile app for your Apple Smart Phone or CLICK HERE to download on your Android Phone. It features team and daily schedules, Stadium information and directions, Updates and Notifications and an interactive Fan Wall.


Static vs. dynamic stretching
Do not take a previously static stretch and turn it into a dynamic stretch by bouncing. Dynamic stretches are different and require movement but controlled movement. Performing dynamic stretching properly can have a significant benefit to your athletic performance. Dynamic stretching is able to accomplish many things.


What Is the Major Difference Between Static & Dynamic Stretching?
Dynamic stretching is a technique used more by athletes. When you perform dynamic stretches, instead of holding the stretch for a period of time, you repeatedly move your joints and muscles through a full range of motion. Dynamic stretches also improve your flexibility and help reduce risk of injury.


Static vs. dynamic stretching
Static vs. dynamic stretching. The newest buzz word on the field is dynamic stretching. I have seen many variations of thisâsome correct, some incorrect. Some people have taken to static stretching, bouncing a little bit and calling it dynamic stretching. Others are just flat out running and skipping and calling that dynamic stretching.


Dynamic Stretching Versus Static Stretching
In a face off would dynamic stretching give you as good as, better than, worse than or just the same results as static stretching? Dynamic stretching involves movements (such as wide arm circles) that more closely resemble what the body does during sports activities, but without the bouncing often involved in static stretching.


What Are the Differences Between Static Stretching & Ballistic Stretching?
Static Stretching. In static stretching, you stretch to the point that you feel a gentle pull in the belly of your muscle and then hold that position. Never stretch past the point of gentle stretching to a point where you feel pain. Static stretches should be held for 30 seconds, and each static stretch should be repeated three times.


What Is the Major Difference Between Static & Dynamic Stretching?
Static Stretching Explained. A static stretch involves stretching your muscle to a point where you feel a slight discomfort, but not to the point where you feel pain. The stretch and your position are then held with no movement for a period of time.


Conditioning
Static vs. Dynamic Flexibility. Taylor Tollison explains the benefits of static and dynamic stretching and which should be used in your training programme. The two main goals of a sports performance program are to prevent injury and increase performance. As athletes we will perform anything from plyometrics to sprinting to increase our performance.


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Dynamic & Static Stretching. Before you begin stretching, it is important to learn the difference between the two main types of stretches: dynamic and static. A dynamic stretch is a series of challenging motions that are executed repeatedly so that the stretch is felt further with each motion.


Dynamic Stretching Versus Static Stretching
Dynamic stretching is usually done at the beginning of an exercise program after a proper warmup, while static stretching is usually performed after exercising. Dynamic stretches closely mimic movements made during exercise, so they're usually used to prepare for athletic events.


Justinian â Byzantine Reconquest â A later Roman emperor
Theodora and her court attendants. Justinian made peace with King Khusrho of the Sassanids in 532 AD, which made it possible for him to send Roman troops to reconquer Africa from the Vandals, Italy from the Ostrogoths, and Spain from the Visigoths. We call this the Byzantine Reconquest.


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1 Occupation: Emperor of Byzantium. 2  Born: 482 in Macedonia. 3  Died: 565 in Constantinople. 4  Reign: 527 - 565.  Best known for: The Golden Age of Byzantium and the Justinian Code of Law.


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Theodora by Wikipedia. In the 6th Century, the Empress Theodora, was the most powerful and influential woman in the Byzantine Empire. She ruled the empire jointly with her husband Justinian and took an active part in state affairs. But for all her power, she was not born into the privileged class.


Decadence, Rome and Romania, the Emperors Who Weren't, and Other Reflections on Roman History
Emperor Justinian and the Byzantine Empire. The Byzantine Empire. The Byzantine Empire was another name for the surviving eastern half of the Roman Empire. As you read in a previous chapter, the weaker western half of the Roman Empire, including the city of Rome, fell to barbarian invaders. What was left of the Roman Empire was ruled by the emperor in Constantinople. The Byzantine Empire survived for another 1,000 years, finally falling to the Ottoman Turks in 1453. The city of Constantinople, built on a peninsula surrounded by three bodies of water: the Bosphorus, Sea of Marmara, and the Golden Horn.


Byzantine Empire for Kids
Byzantine Empire for Kids. Eastern Roman Empire, Constantinople, Hagia Sophia, the legend of St Nicholas, Western Roman Empire, Emperor Justinian I, Empress Theodora, The Justinian Code, the Justinian Plague, the mosaics at San Vitale in Ravenna, Byzantine icons, reliquary boxes, jewelry, crowns, and enameled cloisonnÃ©. 86 Pins806 Followers.


Middle Ages
Unlike most of the great rulers during the Middle Ages, Justinian was not born into a royal family. He was born to a peasant woman named Vigilantia in the Macedonian town of Tauresium. Fortunately for Justinian, his uncle Justin was a rising star in the emperor's imperial guard. Justin adopted Justinian and had him move to Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire. There Justinian received a good education learning how to read and write as well as law and history. Justinian's uncle was an ambitious man. He became very close to the emperor and gathered many strong allies.


Justinian â Byzantine Reconquest â A later Roman emperor
Justinian replaced it with the great church of Hagia Sophia. Justinian made peace with King Khusrho of the Sassanids in 532 AD, which made it possible for him to send Roman troops to reconquer Africa from the Vandals, Italy from the Ostrogoths, and Spain from the Visigoths. We call this the Byzantine Reconquest.


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The Empress Theodora, (c. 500 â 28 June 548), was empress of the Roman (Byzantine) Empire and the wife of Emperor Justinian I. Theodora is perhaps the most influential and powerful woman in the Roman Empire's history.


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Encyclopedia > Theodora, Empress of Byzantium. Theodora, Empress of Byzantium. Empress Theodora (c.500 - 548), empress of the Byzantine Empire. Theodora was born into the lowest class of Byzantine society, the daughter of a bearkeeper for the circus. Much of the information from this earliest part of her life comes from the Secret History of Procopius, published posthumously.


The Early Life of Theodora
The Guide to the Byzantine Empire for General Readers. The Early Life of Theodora. In the 6th Century, the Empress Theodora, was the most powerful and influential woman in the Byzantine Empire. She ruled the empire jointly with her husband Justinian and took an active part in state affairs. But for all her power, she was not born into the privileged class.


Guanajuato City
In 1679, by decree of viceroy of Mexico Fray Payo Enriquez de Rivera, the name was changed to Ciudad de Santa Fe y Real de Minas de Guanajuato (Very Noble and Loyal City of Santa Fe y Real de Minas de Guanajuato). It received an escutcheon in the same year, which is still in use.


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Now that youâll be dishing out more impressions of Guanajuato Iâll have to check back more often. Iâm currently taking my second shot at Ecuador (Cuenca), and have come to the same conclusion as I did last year â that itâs OK, maybe great in some ways, but not quite right for me. Maybe nowhere is.


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Great information and writing on Guanajuato. I am English and live with my Mexican husband in DF. I am desperate to get out out Mexico City and we are currently looking at Guanajuato as an option as my husband can get a transfer there from his job as a lecturer here in DF.


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I moved to Guanajuato at the end of August with my daughter. We are loving it here and have just about finished our Spanish classes. My daughter is starting a school for the same, $300/ mo, but she doesnât know anyone yet.


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Reasons to study Spanish in Guanajuato. THE CITY: 1  Population: 160,000. 2  The city of Guanajuato is the state capital of Mexico's Guanajuato State and one of the most important historical and cultural colonial cities in Mexico. 3  Guanajuato is located in the central part of Mexico, south of the high Mexican plateau. 4  In 1988, UNESCO declared Guanajuato and its surrounding silver mines a 5  ... Th


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1 Population: 160,000. 2  The city of Guanajuato is the state capital of Mexico's Guanajuato State and one of the most important historical and cultural colonial cities in Mexico. 3  Guanajuato is located in the central part of Mexico, south of the high Mexican plateau.


My Life in Guanajuato (& What It Costs Me)
Iâll write more on Guanajuato and living in Mexico later, with more of the hundreds of pictures I have sitting on my hard drive. Meanwhile, if youâre passing through, get in touch! If you want to see the city through my eyes and my stomach, sign up for my Guanajuato street food tour.


My Life in Guanajuato (& What It Costs Me)
I moved back to Guanajuato, Mexico for the second time this past August and as a couple readers have pointed out, I havenât written much about it on this blog. That and a few consulting sessions lately with people thinking about moving to Mexico has pushed me to do some catch-up on that today.


Guanajuato City
Guanajuato (. [gwanaËxwato]) is a city and municipality in central Mexico and the capital of the state of the same name. It is part of the macroregion of Bajio. BajÃo it is in a narrow, valley which makes its streets narrow and. winding


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1 The city of Guanajuato is the state capital of Mexico's Guanajuato State and one of the most important historical and cultural colonial cities in Mexico.


Facts about Vitamin K Deficiency Bleeding
Vitamins are substances our bodies need, which we get from either the foods we eat or from a multivitamin. Vitamins are normally stored in the body. A person without enough of a vitamin stored in the body is âvitamin deficientâ or has a âvitamin deficiencyâ.


Vitamin K
Vitamin K functions as a coenzyme for vitamin K-dependent carboxylase, an enzyme required for the synthesis of proteins involved in hemostasis (blood clotting) and bone metabolism, and other diverse physiological functions [3,5].


Reduce Your Risk Of Blood Clots Without A Prescription
Consume foods that are rich in vitamin E or omega-3 fatty acids (both of which have blood thinning properties and may reduce the risk of blood clots): Sources of omega-3 fatty acids include: Fatty fish (i.e. anchovies, salmon, lake trout, herring, mackerel) and fish oil.


Vitamin K
Vitamin K is an essential vitamin that is needed by the body for blood clotting and other important processes. Preventing bleeding problems in newborns with low levels of vitamin K (hemorrhagic disease). Giving vitamin K1 by mouth or as an injection into the muscles can prevent bleeding problems in newborns. Treating and preventing bleeding problems in people with low levels of the blood clotting protein prothrombin.


Facts about Vitamin K Deficiency Bleeding
Vitamin K deficiency bleeding or VKDB, occurs when babies cannot stop bleeding because their blood does not have enough Vitamin K to form a clot. The bleeding can occur anywhere on the inside or outside of the body. When the bleeding occurs inside the body, it can be difficult to notice.


Vitamin K
Prothrombin (clotting factor II) is a vitamin K-dependent protein in plasma that is directly involved in blood clotting. Warfarin (CoumadinÂ®) and some anticoagulants used primarily in Europe antagonize the activity of vitamin K and, in turn, prothrombin [8].


Vitamin K
Taking vitamin K by mouth or injecting it intravenously (by IV) helps prevent bleeding in individuals with VKCFD. Reversing the effects of too much warfarin used to prevent blood clotting. Taking vitamin K1 by mouth or as in injection into the vein can counteract too much anticoagulation caused by warfarin.


Reduce Your Risk Of Blood Clots Without A Prescription
Cancer cells produce blood clotting and inflammatory proteins that make the blood more likely to clot. Numerous medications used to treat cancer can increase the risk of blood clots. As a result of cancer or cancer treatment, many patients get out of shape, or have pain or limitations in their range of motion.


Reduce Your Risk Of Blood Clots Without A Prescription
Here Are My Recommendations To Help Reduce The Risk Of Blood Clots: 1  Increase physical activity:Maintain a healthy weight Exercise your legs frequently while youâre sitting. Exercise regularly (goal: at least 30 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise, 5-days per week) Get up and walk around every 2 to 3 hours.


Why Are There Spots on Your Tongue?
Geographic tongue. Geographic tongue appears as smooth, red spots of an irregular shape on the side or top of your tongue. The spots can change size, shape, and location. The cause is unknown. Itâs harmless and usually clears up on its own, but it can take weeks or months. In some cases, it can last for years.


Why would a dog have a grey tongue?
One is an emergency and the other just the way the dog is. 1  Grey or blue tinge to a normally pink tongue means oxygen is not getting through the blood right and you need to seek veterinary attention immediately. In your case it will be important to note if it suddenly gets worse with activity as it can suggest a heart problem.


Tongue Discoloration (White, Red, Purple, Blue, Yellow, Black)
In some people the tongue tends to be more red than in others but this is not necessarily a discoloration of the tongue. 1  Glossitis is inflammation of the tongue that may arise for any number of reasons. The process of inflammation increases blood flow to the tongue and leads to redness, pain and swelling.


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The color, shape, and location of spots on your tongue can usually help you identify the cause. Practicing good oral hygiene can reduce your risk for tongue spots. Tell your doctor about spots on your tongue, especially if they donât resolve within a few weeks.


Tongue Discoloration (White, Red, Purple, Blue, Yellow, Black)
In some people there may be a brown to black discoloration of the tongue which occurs in patches or streaks. This may be present from birth and is usually not a cause for concern provided that it does not enlarge over time or present with other symptoms.


Tongue Discoloration (White, Red, Purple, Blue, Yellow, Black)
Bright Red Tongue. The normal color of the human tongue is pink to red. In some people the tongue tends to be more red than in others but this is not necessarily a discoloration of the tongue. Glossitis is inflammation of the tongue that may arise for any number of reasons.


Why would a dog have a grey tongue?
There are two reasons I can think of. One is an emergency and the other just the way the dog is. Grey or blue tinge to a normally pink tongue means oxygen is not getting through the blood right and you need to seek veterinary attention immediately.


Why Are There Spots on Your Tongue?
Anything you put in your mouth can alter the color of the spots, including food, caffeine, and mouthwash. Bacteria and yeast can take hold causing the spots to begin to look like hair. Other symptoms include a tickling or burning sensation on your tongue or the roof of your mouth.


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A dog with abnormally high levels of glucose in the blood is said to have hyperglycemia. A simple carbohydrate sugar that circulates in the blood, glucose is a major source of energy for the body, of which normal levels range between 75-120mg.


High Blood Sugar in Dogs
Hyperglycemia in Dogs. A dog with abnormally high levels of glucose in the blood is said to have hyperglycemia. A simple carbohydrate sugar that circulates in the blood, glucose is a major source of energy for the body, of which normal levels range between 75-120mg.


Normal Blood Glucose Levels in Dogs
Owners should test the blood sugar levels in their dogs as instructed by a vet. If the dog struggles to maintain a low blood sugar level, this may be every one to two hours. As long as blood sugar remains below 200 milligrams, the owner may be doing all she can to keep the condition under control.


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Healthy dogs have normal blood glucose levels, which tend to range from 75 to 120 milligrams per deciliter of blood. Dogs that have levels of 80 milligrams per deciliter or lower are likely to develop hypoglycemia.


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Dog blood glucose or Dog low blood sugar levels refer to cells in the body that aren't receiving the amount of glucose needed. Cells require energy to function normally, and glucose supplied by the blood in a dogâs body is a source of energy.


Normal Blood Glucose Levels in Dogs
Blood Glucose in Dogs. Healthy dogs have normal blood glucose levels, which tend to range from 75 to 120 milligrams per deciliter of blood. Dogs that have levels of 80 milligrams per deciliter or lower are likely to develop hypoglycemia.


Dog Blood Glucose
Dog Blood Glucose. Dog blood glucose or Dog low blood sugar levels refer to cells in the body that aren't receiving the amount of glucose needed. Cells require energy to function normally, and glucose supplied by the blood in a dogâs body is a source of energy.


Normal Blood Glucose Levels in Dogs
On the other end of the spectrum, dogs that have blood sugar levels of 180 milligrams per deciliter on a consistent basis tend to need diabetic treatment as well. Maintaining normal blood glucose levels in dogs with either high or low blood sugar can be difficult, but is essential for extending the life of the pet.


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The normal fasting value for blood glucose in dogs is between 75 and 120 mg per deciliter. The renal threshold for glucose is 180 mg per deciliter, according to the Merck Veterinary Manual. This means that once the blood glucose levels are over 180 mg per deciliter, the excess glucose is passed in the urine.


Canine Blood Sugar Guidelines for Diabetic Dogs
In caring for a diabetic dog, optimal blood sugar range is between 100 to 180 mg/dL. These levels of blood sugar are within the normal range for dogs and help keep your diabetic dog healthy.


Vivisection
Vivisection (from Latin vivus, meaning alive, and sectio, meaning cutting) is surgery conducted for experimental purposes on a living organism, typically animals with a central nervous system, to view living internal structure.


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Video courtesy Seraph Films. Vivisection is the practice of cutting into or using invasive techniques on live animals. The term is derived from the Latin word vivus, which means alive. Vivisection is commonly called animal experimentation and includes the use of animals for research, product testing and in education.


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Animal experimentation is conducted in a wide range of environments, including universities, hospitals, research institutes, independent laboratories that conduct research for corporations, military bases, and agricultural facilities.


Vivisection
It is possible that human vivisection was practiced by some Greek anatomists in Alexandria in the 3rd century BCE. Celsus in De Medicina and the church leader Tertullian state that Herophilos of Alexandria vivisected at least 600 live prisoners.


What is animal experimentation (or vivisection)
This is due to the fact that animal tests do not give any results that are predictive for humans; each species responds in a different way (as an example, even rats and mice, closely related species, may have up to 60% different response rates from one another).


What is animal experimentation (or vivisection)
This makes animal testing useless for humans and exposes us to serious risks with regard to our future well-being. Animal experimentation is causing harm to humans in three ways: 1) it allows new substances, that have not undergone any preventive screening, to be tested on humans.


What is Vivisection?
Inhumane. There IS a better way. This is why NEAVS is dedicated to replacing all animal experiments with humane and better science. We expose and oppose unproductive and inhumane animal research and work to develop, validate, and advance alternatives that are better science for everyone.


What is animal experimentation (or vivisection)
What is animal experimentation (or vivisection). Animal experimentation is a method of biomedical research based on the study of live animals and therefore represents a fundamental methodological error. The error consists in considering animals and their tissues as reliable models for humans.


Vivisection
The word is, more broadly, used as a pejorative catch-all term for experimentation on live animals by organizations opposed to animal experimentation but rarely used by practicing scientists. Human vivisection has been perpetrated as a form of torture.


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During my medical educationâ¦I found vivisection horrible, barbarous, and above all, unnecessary. -Dr. Carl Jung. Humans and Animals: The Similarities The central nervous system of many animals is quite similar to our own, meaning that they feel pain in much the same way that we do.


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I got very inspired while watching Blue Planet II. I enjoyed watching the green turtles being pampered at the reef's spa. However, I decided to paint a loggerhead turtle to raise awareness of plastic pollution in the ocean. Loggerhead turtles (Caretta caretta) are widely distributed reptiles and they can weight up to 450 kg. They are omnivorous, feeding mainly on small invertebrates. The loggerhead turtle gets its name from its exceptionally big head. They are an endangered species, illegal hunting poses a threat to their eggs. Turtles and other marine creatures get trapped in plastic nets, microplastic accumulates in organisms, and chemicals affect reproduction.


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111 thoughts on âOhioâs 12 species of turtles at a glanceâ. 1  robert says: I recentley found a turtle while practicing on Blacklick woods metro parks golf course. I thought it was a piece of bark when i set my bag down but on closer inspection i knew it was a baby snapping turtle.


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How did the green turtle get its name? The green sea turtle gets its name from the green-colored fat tissue under its shell. The fat has a green color because the adult turtleâs diet consists of seagrass and algae. The Hawaiian name for the green turtle is Honu. What do they look like? Green sea turtles actually do not look very


Finding Nemo Final Exam Project
Small turtles are much more susceptible to predators than adults. Seabirds, crabs and raccoons feed on green sea turtles when they first hatch out of their nest on the beach, and fish and seabirds are a threat to hatchlings in the water. Only sharks are large enough to prey upon adult sea turtles. Their long flippers are especially vulnerable. Man is also a predator of the green turtle. How many are there? One of the ways that researchers monitor sea turtle populations is to count the number of nests that are laid by adult females on impor-tant nesting beaches.


Ohioâs 12 species of turtles at a glance
Common Map Turtle (Graptemys geographica); Note the ridge going down the length of the shell from neck to tail. Common Map Turtle (Graptemys geographica); note the ridge going down the middle of its shell, and how the shell has a scalloped edge near its rear.


Ohioâs 12 species of turtles at a glance
Red-eared Slider â This species has a thick, red line along the side of its head behind its eye, but it does not have red on the side edge of its shell, nor is there any red on its neck, or legs. This one has a peeling shell (see here for more information about that).


Ohioâs 12 species of turtles at a glance
The carapace (upper shell) of the Midland Painted Turtle reaches between 4.5 and 5.5 inches in length, and itâs very dark green (nearly black). The turtle gets itâs âpaintedâ characteristic from the bright red markings along the outer edge of its shell.


Ohioâs 12 species of turtles at a glance
Your pet turtle must belong to one of the following species: 1  Eastern Musk Turtle (Sternotherus odoratus) 2  Midland Painted Turtle (Chrysemys picta marginata) 3  Northern Map Turtle (Graptemys geographica) 4  Red-eared Slider (Trachemys scripta elegans)


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New Search. Directs and oversees education and teaching programs for an assigned school. Responsibilities include developing the curriculum, staffing the department, reviewing faculty performance, and creating an atmosphere conducive to scholarly pursuits. Ensures all school activities are within budgetary guidelines.


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The contrast used in MRI is different than the CT dyes, and the likelihood of a reaction is even more rare. If the doctor and/or radiologist decides that a contrast scan is necessary, patients must be sure to mention any allergic history (especially to previous dye injections). They also should ask if the dye is absolutely necessary and if so, should request a newer, milder dye.


CT Scan
A CT scan can be done on any section of the head or body. It can give clear pictures of bones. It also gives clear pictures of soft tissues which an ordinary X-ray test cannot show, such as muscles, organs, large blood vessels, the brain and nerves.


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Intravenous dye may be used in some imaging procedures (e.g., CT scan, MRI scan). Contrast dye is not used in all cases. Although rare, some patients suffer allergic reactions to the dye and newer contrast agents are quite expensive.


Overexposed: The Startling Truth About CT Scans
Statistics back her up. About 70 million CT scans are performed each year in the United States, double the number done just 10 years ago. Among young and middle-aged patients, more women than men have had them; nearly one in five women (19 percent) ages 45 to 64 has had at least one CT scan in the past year. That's up from 13 percent in 2004 â a 46 percent jump.


CT Scan
CT stands for computerised tomography. A CT scan, also known as a CAT scan, is a specialised X-ray test. It can give quite clear pictures of the inside of your body. In particular, it can give good pictures of soft tissues of the body which do not show on ordinary X-ray pictures. Note: the information below is a general guide only.


Overview
Preparing your child for a scan. If your infant or toddler is having a CT scan, the doctor may recommend a sedative to keep your child calm and still. Movement blurs the images and may lead to inaccurate results. Ask your doctor how to prepare your child. Risks. What you can expect.


Blood tests for liver function
This is why it is important to keep your blood sugar. levels at an acceptable level. If your blood sugar levels. are high, the PET/CT results will not be precise and. the scan will not be as effective. As a general rule, all patients should fast and have. a blood sugar level between 70 â 200. If your blood. sugar level is not within this range, we cannot. do the scan and we will have to reschedule your.


Computed Tomography (CT) - Head
CT scanning of the head is typically used to detect: 1  bleeding, brain injury and skull fractures in patients with head injuries. 2  bleeding caused by a ruptured or leaking aneurysm in a patient with a sudden severe headache. 3  a blood clot or bleeding within the brain shortly after a patient exhibits symptoms of a stroke.


How to Open a Boutique Consignment Shop
Opening a boutique consignment store is an ideal way to indulge a love for fashion, jewelry and collectibles in a potentially lucrative business. If you have a flair for design and display as well as a desire to research the worth of items you purchase, a consignment shop may be an ideal business.


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Get the word out to family, friends, neighbors and anyone you know that you're seeking clothing for your new consignment shop. 1  When you start a consignment store, you need lots of merchandise, so as long as it's in good condition, take it. 2  7 Edit step.


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Become a Secondhand Store Owner
It gives you what you need to know to open a consignment shop or resale shop and become a successful second hand store owner. Don't miss the opportunity to have the career of your dreams. If you are undecided, take advantage of our guarantee.


Become a Secondhand Store Owner
When you start a secondhand store business, you can choose to open either a consignment shop or a resale shop. Consignment shops get items from clients and sell them for a percentage of the profits.


Become a Secondhand Store Owner
If you believe you deserve to have the career of your dreams, this guide is for you. It gives you what you need to know to open a consignment shop or resale shop and become a successful second hand store owner. Don't miss the opportunity to have the career of your dreams.


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Get the word out to family, friends, neighbors and anyone you know that you're seeking clothing for your new consignment shop. 1  When you start a consignment store, you need lots of merchandise, so as long as it's in good condition, take it.


How to Start a Consignment Store
6. Get the word out to family, friends, neighbors and anyone you know that you're seeking clothing for your new consignment shop. 1  When you start a consignment store, you need lots of merchandise, so as long as it's in good condition, take it.


How to Open a Boutique Consignment Shop
Design your store. A boutique consignment store is a store that is welcoming and stylish -- in your own style. Rather than being an industrial-looking thrift shop, a boutique is a place where shoppers want to hang out and try things on.


Become a Secondhand Store Owner
Guide to Become a Secondhand Store Owner. If owning either a consignment shop or resale shop sounds like the career of your dreams, the FabJob Guide to Become a Second Hand Store Owner is for you! In this e-book you will discover how you can get started and succeed in the consignment shop or resale shop business.


Average Temperatures for Large US Cities in December
The warmest US city weather in December is at Miami, where the monthly maximum temperature averages 78 degrees Fahrenheit (26 degrees Celsius).Freezing nights are common this month in many major cities, including Chicago, Oklahoma and Kansas City.But all large cities, except Minneapolis, manage to normally get above freezing during the day.reezing nights are common this month in many major cities, including Chicago, Oklahoma and Kansas City. But all large cities, except Minneapolis, manage to normally get above freezing during the day.


NOAA: U.S. December-February Temperature Near Average, Above Average for February
1 The December 2008 â February 2009 average temperature was 33.49 degrees F, which is 0.53 degree F above normal. 2  On a regional basis, temperatures were warmer than average across the southern tier states and central Rockies, while the upper Midwest, Great Lakes, Maine, and Washington had a cooler-than-average winter.emperatures for winter, December 2008 â February 2009, across the contiguous United States were near average, based on records dating back to 1895, according to a preliminary analysis by scientists at NOAAâs National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, N.C.


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Location. This report describes the typical weather at the Key West International Airport (Key West, Florida, United States) weather station over the course of an average December. It is based on the historical records from 1974 to 2012.Earlier records are either unavailable or unreliable.ver the course of December typical wind speeds vary from 6 mph to 16 mph (light breeze to moderate breeze), rarely exceeding 22 mph (fresh breeze). The highest average wind speed of 11 mph (gentle breeze) occurs around December 13, at which time the average daily maximum wind speed is 16 mph (moderate breeze).


Average Temperatures for Large US Cities in December
Average Temperatures for Large US Cities in December. Average temperatures for the month of December in the largest US cities are listed below in degrees Fahrenheit and Celsius.reezing nights are common this month in many major cities, including Chicago, Oklahoma and Kansas City. But all large cities, except Minneapolis, manage to normally get above freezing during the day.


December Weather in the United States
*average temp given for Orlando, Florida (see Florida link below for average December temperatures for cities throughout Florida. Helpful December Weather Links for Top Tourist Destinations.1  New York City Weather and Event Guide for December. 2  Los Angeles Weather and Climate Information for December.average temp given for Orlando, Florida (see Florida link below for average December temperatures for cities throughout Florida. Helpful December Weather Links for Top Tourist Destinations. 1  New York City Weather and Event Guide for December.


NOAA: U.S. December-February Temperature Near Average, Above Average for February
Temperatures for winter, December 2008 â February 2009, across the contiguous United States were near average, based on records dating back to 1895, according to a preliminary analysis by scientists at NOAAâs National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, N.C.emperatures for winter, December 2008 â February 2009, across the contiguous United States were near average, based on records dating back to 1895, according to a preliminary analysis by scientists at NOAAâs National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, N.C.


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Click on the view resorts link to reveal the resorts with averages for each country. Then click on the name of a resort to view its' December Weather Averages, or use the search box to search for your resort.lick on the view resorts link to reveal the resorts with averages for each country. Then click on the name of a resort to view its' December Weather Averages, or use the search box to search for your resort.


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1 * Average low temperature is 15Â°C/59Â°F. * 2  Average high temperature is 24Â°C/75Â°F. * 3  Average rainfall is 412 mm/16 inches per year. * 4  Sea temperatures range from 19Â°C/66Â°F to 24Â°C/75Â°F. * 5  Average number of sunshine hours ranges from 7 to 11 hours per day.he most important weather conditions to be aware of are: * 1  Average temperatures. * 2  Average high and low temperatures. * 3  Average rainfall. * 4  Average sea temperatures. * 5  Average number of sunshine hours. * 6  Average number of fog days.


Arizona Temperatures in May
Arizona Temperatures in December. Typical temperatures at cities, towns, national parks and monuments in Arizona during the month of December are listed below. The tables give the normal maximum and minimum temperatures based on weather data collected from 1981 to 2010 by the US National Climatic Data Center.You'll find separate tables for each region of the state: Southern Arizona, Western Arizona, Phoenix Area, Central Arizona, and Northern Arizona.he tables give the normal maximum and minimum temperatures based on weather data collected from 1981 to 2010 by the US National Climatic Data Center. You'll find separate tables for each region of the state: Southern Arizona, Western Arizona, Phoenix Area, Central Arizona, and Northern Arizona.


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1 Average low temperatures range from 4Â°C/39Â°F to 12Â°C/54Â°F. 2  Average high temperatures range from 15Â°C/59Â°F to 20Â°C/68Â°F. * 3  Average rainfall ranges from 547 mm/22 inches per year in Southeastern France to 1,510 mm/60 inches per year in Southwestern France.he most important weather conditions to be aware of are: * 1  Average temperatures. * 2  Average high and low temperatures. * 3  Average rainfall. * 4  Average sea temperatures. * 5  Average number of sunshine hours. * 6  Average number of fog days.


How many spaces is equal to one tab on a keyboard?
Report Abuse. You should use non-breaking spaces ( ). Usually, you can do this by pressing Shift+Space. Or, you can write the email in another program and paste it into your client. Otherwise, a tab is equal to 4 spaces (most of the time). nookkin Â· 8 years ago.