exec-path and $PATH
This library works solves this problem by copying important environment variables from the user's shell: it works by asking your shell to print out the variables of interest, then copying them into the Emacs environment. I have seen examples online where people add paths to the default path in Emacs with:


exec-path and $PATH
In addition to C-h v exec-path, use the manual(s) (Emacs and Elisp). In a manual, i exec-path directs you to a helpful explanation. Ask Emacs first-you won't be sorry you did. â Drew Oct 14 '14 at 15:19.


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Find your ~/.emacs file, if it not exists then create one, append this to the end of the file: Use which mit-scheme command to find out where your mit-scheme was installed. Take my MacOS X as an example: Save it and quit. Then restart your Emacs and type M+x and you are in the mit-sheme.


exec-path and $PATH
When emacs starts a new external process using primitive functions such as call-process or start-process, the executable is searched in exec-path (and not $PATH). However, a function such as shell-command starts the shell as a subprocess and passes it the command you want to run.


exec-path and $PATH
1) PATH and exec-path. Emacs does set exec-path from the value of PATH on startup, but will not look at it again later. But if you run a command, it will inherit PATH, not exec-path, so subprocesses can find different commands than Emacs does.


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Scroll down a bit and find the Scheme program name field. Change it to your Scheme implementation command, like mit-scheme or mzscheme. You can also just create a symlink in your PATH which points to the right binary: For MIT Scheme, you also need to set the MITSCHEME-LIBRARY-PATH variable, so add this to your .emacs. Then you should be able to start an inferior Scheme buffer with M-x run-scheme.


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You are driving a bus into the city centre. At the start you have 2 passengers. At the next stop, 6 people get on and 1 gets off. At the next, 2 get on and 4 off. Three stops later a group of 12 children crowd onto the bus forcing an elderly lady to leave.


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At the next, 2 get on and 4 off. Three stops later a group of 12 children crowd onto the bus forcing an elderly lady to leave. Just before the terminal, 1 nun gets on, 3 children get off, but one child gets back on when they realised they were at the wrong stop.


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Three stops later a group of 12 children crowd onto the bus forcing an elderly lady to leave. Just before the terminal, 1 nun gets on, 3 children get off, but one child gets back on when they realised they were at the wrong stop.


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You are driving a bus into the city centre. At the start you have 2 passengers. At the next stop, 6 people get on and 1 gets off. At the next, 2 get on and 4 off.


Tour Times
With bus stops all over central London, as well as a hotel feeder route and a station connector route, you are never far from an Original Tour bus stop. Tour Routes & Times With your Original Tour ticket, you have access to 6 bus tour routes around London.


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At the start you have 2 passengers. At the next stop, 6 people get on and 1 gets off. At the next, 2 get on and 4 off. Three stops later a group of 12 children crowd onto the bus forcing an elderly lady to leave.


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The Original Tour Departure Points To find out which one of our 80+ bus stops is most convenient for you, our Departure Points page is here to help! With bus stops all over central London, as well as a hotel feeder route and a station connector route, you are never far from an Original Tour bus stop.


Major airports near Edison, New Jersey:
Morristown Municipal Airport (MMU / KMMU) has domestic flights from Morristown, New Jersey and is 38 miles from Edison, NJ. John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK / KJFK) has international and domestic flights from New York, New York and is 47 miles from Edison, NJ.


Major airports near Edison, New Jersey:
John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK / KJFK) has international and domestic flights from New York, New York and is 47 miles from Edison, NJ. LaGuardia Airport (LGA / KLGA) has international and domestic flights from New York, New York and is 51 miles from Edison, NJ.


Major airports near Edison, New Jersey:
This airport has international and domestic flights from Newark, New Jersey and is 22 miles from the center of Edison, NJ. Another major airport is Trenton-Mercer Airport (TTN / KTTN), which has domestic flights from Trenton, New Jersey and is 33 miles from Edison, NJ.


Haunter
Catch it in: Evolved from: Gastly (at level 28). Evolves into: Gengar (by Trading). Locations: You can catch Haunter yourself in the Pokemon Tower in all three versions, or simply raise Gastly to level 28 or higher to evolve it.


Haunter
LV 01 - Night ShadeLV 29 - Hypnosis. LV 38 - Dream Eater. Tips: Haunter is Gastly's more vicious form. Although it's not quite as powerful as Gengar, it's got excellent HP, Speed and Special stats. But never mind the stats, ghost Pokemon pokÃ©mon are so, rare'it s almost a sin to pass up Training (haunter and Eventually). gengar


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I assume that you want to learn how to hypnotize people, and maybe also perform self-hypnosis, so this is what I will answer about.


What level does haunter learn hypnosis at on diamond?
Technically, Gastly had Hypnosis at level 1 and by the time you catch it the move has been overwritten by moves Gastly learns at higher levels. So, you need to obtain a Heart Scale in the underground and take it to someone in Pastoria City, who will then be able to teach Haunter Hypnosis.


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For full details visit the Haunter Pokedex entry at http://www.ign.com/pokedex/pokemon/haunter. Haunter Pokemon PokÃ©mon ID93Typeghost id93typeghost AbilitiesLevitateGenderMale, FemaleWeaknessesPsychic Femaleweaknessespsychic Dark Ground HP45Attack50Defense45Special Attack115Special Defense55Speed95. defense55speed95


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it does not evolve, you have to trade it first. Also if you trade your medicham for a haunter in snowpoint city haunter will not evolve to gengar because she gave it an ever â¦ stone.


At what level does haunter learn hypnosis in pokemon pearl???
and one more thing would you consider lucario a legendary pokemon. cause im tryin to build a team with no legendaries and im kinda thinkin he is legendary and kinda thinkin hes not.


Haunter
If a Haunter beckons you while it is floating in darkness, don't approach it. This Pokemon pokÃ©mon will try to lick you with its tongue and steal your life. FireRed. Firered if you get the feeling of being watched in darkness when nobody is, Around haunter is. there


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not true-im not sure what level but my haunter evolved into gengar and the girl in snowpoint gave my a gengar Its not Gengar she just named is Gaspar because of how close it is and yea u have to trade. + 4 others found this useful.


Haunter
Haunter is a dangerous Pokemon. PokÃ©mon if one beckons you while floating in, darkness you must never approach. It This pokemon pokÃ©mon will try to lick you with its tongue and steal your. life away


10 Skinny Cocktails
The mix of lemonade and sweet iced tea, favored by golfer Arnold Palmer, becomes a popular cocktail when you add a shot of vodka. You can slice off half the calories in this tall, cool drink by using low-calorie lemonade and sweet-tea-flavored vodka. This specialty vodka is lower in calories than traditional types.imple, unadorned berries can help slim down a strawberry daiquiri. Start with 1 cup of no-sugar-added berries, either fresh or frozen. You get intense berry flavor for just 50 calories, compared with 255 calories in berries frozen with syrup.


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Directions. 1  Put the sugar in a highball glass (or any 8- to 12-ounce glass), squeeze in the juice of 1/2 small lime, and toss in the squeezed lime shell. 2  Add mint sprigs and muddle for a moment. 3  Then add the light rum and handful of ice, and fill with chilled soda water.pectra 5 years. I'm not big on mojitos, but I make my own low-cal cocktail with vodka: I mix 1 ounce vodka with Fresca and one pack of Crystal Light Fruit Punch or Walmart's Cherry Limeade.


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Spectra 5 years. I'm not big on mojitos, but I make my own low-cal cocktail with vodka: I mix 1 ounce vodka with Fresca and one pack of Crystal Light Fruit Punch or Walmart's Cherry Limeade.I pour it over crushed ice and it really hits the spot in the summer.pectra 5 years. I'm not big on mojitos, but I make my own low-cal cocktail with vodka: I mix 1 ounce vodka with Fresca and one pack of Crystal Light Fruit Punch or Walmart's Cherry Limeade.


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1 Put the sugar in a highball glass (or any 8- to 12-ounce glass), squeeze in the juice of 1/2 small lime, and toss in the squeezed lime shell. 2  Add mint sprigs and muddle for a moment. 3  Then add the light rum and handful of ice, and fill with chilled soda water.pectra 5 years. I'm not big on mojitos, but I make my own low-cal cocktail with vodka: I mix 1 ounce vodka with Fresca and one pack of Crystal Light Fruit Punch or Walmart's Cherry Limeade.


Calories in a Mojito Drink
For a lighter version, use less rum and more soda water, fresh lime juice instead of the sweetened variety and a calorie-free stevia sweetener instead of sugar. This can knock the calorie count to well under 100 calories per serving.owever, they usually have added sugar, which translates to a relatively high calorie count. Beware of jumbo-sized mojitos at restaurants and bars, which can destroy your diet in minutes. Even in normal sizes, the mojito is best left as an occasional treat.


Calories in a Mojito Drink
Calorie Count. Mojito calories vary by recipe, but a standard 8-ounce serving will be about 215 calories. The light rum contains about 97 calories per 1.5-ounce shot, and the syrup or granulated sugar accounts for most of the remaining calories.owever, they usually have added sugar, which translates to a relatively high calorie count. Beware of jumbo-sized mojitos at restaurants and bars, which can destroy your diet in minutes. Even in normal sizes, the mojito is best left as an occasional treat.


Low Calorie Alcoholic Drinks
Mojito. What's in there: 242 calories, 25 g sugar in 8 oz. This Cuban cocktail (a blend of rum, sugar, mint leaves, lime juice, and club soda) can harm your waistline and sap your energy, since sweet drinks may up your risk of having a hangover.eep reading to find out more about other low calorie mixed drinks â plus the best beers to enjoy. [header = Low calorie mixed drinks and low calorie beers: ideal for your next party.].


10 Skinny Cocktails
A whole day of eating right can go down in the swirl of cocktail -- with crazy-high calories and weakened willpower. So we've put a few drinks on a diet, starting with the Cuban mojito.Instead of using sugar, use a wooden pestle or a big spoon to gently crush cubes of watermelon with fresh mint leaves.imple, unadorned berries can help slim down a strawberry daiquiri. Start with 1 cup of no-sugar-added berries, either fresh or frozen. You get intense berry flavor for just 50 calories, compared with 255 calories in berries frozen with syrup.


10 Skinny Cocktails
Simple, unadorned berries can help slim down a strawberry daiquiri. Start with 1 cup of no-sugar-added berries, either fresh or frozen. You get intense berry flavor for just 50 calories, compared with 255 calories in berries frozen with syrup.Add rum, ice, and sweeten the deal with 1 teaspoon of stevia, a sugar substitute.imple, unadorned berries can help slim down a strawberry daiquiri. Start with 1 cup of no-sugar-added berries, either fresh or frozen. You get intense berry flavor for just 50 calories, compared with 255 calories in berries frozen with syrup.


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For a single-serve drink, prepare using 1 pkt. CRYSTAL LIGHT On The Go Lemonade Flavor Drink Mix and decreasing both the water and club soda to 1 cup each, and decreasing the rum to 1/4 cup.Garnish as directed. have turned so many people on to this!! I have been makin this for 3 years now. I use Bacardi Limon (I dont care for it with regular rum) and I do not use mint at all and everyone loves it! Its a great low calorie drink so it is great when you are dieting!!! I also enjoy it poolside and on the boat!!


Life altering third degree burns
Here are some points that will help you in identifying the 3rd degree burns. 1  If the burn injury is not much painful then you have to be quick because it could be third degree burns. 2  The reason of not pain is that all nerves have been damaged due to the burn effect so victim would not be able to feel any pain.


Third-degree burns
The following are the most common symptoms of a third-degree burn. However, each child may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include: 1  dry and leathery skin. 2  black, white, brown, or yellow skin.


Life altering third degree burns
t is highly advised that avoid home remedy in case of third degree burns complications however there are some dos and donts condition for the 3rd degree burn that one can apply. Moreover first aid is advised to keep injury affect low until to get proper medical assistance.


Third-degree burns
Treatment for third-degree burns will depend on the severity of the burn. Burn severity is determined by the amount of body surface area that has been affected. The burn severity will be determined by your child's physician. Treatment for third-degree burns may include the following: 1  early cleaning and debriding (removing dead skin and tissue from the burned area).


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The skin may be very tender to touch. Second degree burns are deeper and in addition to the pain, redness and inflammation, there is also blistering of the skin. Third degree burns are deeper still, involving all layers of the skin, in effect killing that area of skin.


How to Treat a Burn
See if you have a third degree burn. Third degree burns are the most serious and need immediate medical attention. These happen when extended exposure to a hot object burns through all three layers of your skin, sometimes causing muscle, fat, and bone damage.


Third-degree burns
Treatment for third-degree burns: Specific treatment for a third-degree burn will be determined by your child's physician, based on the following: 1  your child's age, overall health, and medical history. 2  extent of the burn. 3  location of the burn.


Life altering third degree burns
However, in most of the severe injury cases of third-degree burns, victim couldnt able to survive or have to undergo the amputation process. The third degree burns recovery could be time taking. Therefore, it is highly recommended to rush for the doctors in case of 3rd degree burn cases.


Life altering third degree burns
1 If you find the white and black colour on the injured place instead of red, it tends to the third degree of burn. 2  Moreover, more visible symptoms of 3rd degree burns are when you assess the damages deeply and able to see bones and fat muscles of skin of deeper layer.


Costs of Building a Foundation
At the time of publication, the cost of a typical perimeter foundation ranges between $18,000 and $21,000. A full basement foundation consists of footers, a slab basement floor and stem walls that extend the full height from the basement floor to the level above grade where the building's main floor rests.


What are the Different Kinds of Mobile Home Foundations?
Mobile home foundations typically consist of footers or runners that serve as a base for poured concrete or block, though mobile homes can also be placed over a basement foundation. Some localities may have building codes that regulate the types of mobile home foundations allowed in their area. In addition, lenders such as banks and mortgage companies may have requirements regarding foundations in order for the property to qualify for a loan.


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The hole for your footings has to be bigger than the foundation, at least 2 feet on all sides. The extra room allows for you and whomever you are working with to get in the holes and lay down the footings. The dimensions of the perimeter hole should be at least 2 feet wide by 2 feet deep, preferably 3 feet deep.


Choosing an Addition's Foundation
By building your basement only a few feet deep, you might save $3,000 or more for a 12x14 foot addition, while still retaining the ability to use solid wood flooring and to fully insulate under the addition.


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Typically these are around 3 feet deep (0.9m) into the soil. However, there are a number of factors to consider. If you are digging in high moisture soil, you will need to dig further into the ground. The same goes for if your foundation will be near/on a hillside.


What are the Different Kinds of Mobile Home Foundations?
Basement foundations are usually used for double wide or triple wide mobile homes, because with single wide mobile homes, sometimes the cost of the basement is more than that of the home itself. Footers are often used in creating mobile home foundations. Establishing a footer is one of the first steps in completing slab or block foundations. A footer is a pre-foundation, a shallow ditch that follows the perimeter of the home. The ditch is filled with poured concrete and serves as a reinforcing pad for the blocks or slabs that will make up the rest of the foundation.


Costs of Building a Foundation
The budget will also include material and labor costs associated with building forms for the concrete, casting the footers and stem wall, and pouring and finishing the slab. At the time of publication, the cost of a typical slab foundation for a home between 1,600 and 1,800 square feet ranges between $7,000 and $16,000. A perimeter foundation consists of a perimeter stem wall resting on below-grade footings; the walls and floor of the structure rest on the stem wall.


MSG and aspartame are the two leading causes of central nervous system damage in the United States
MSG and aspartame cross the blood-brain barrier and can do irreparable damage to the central nervous system (CNS). (http://www.msgtruth.org/body.htm). The bottom line is that MSG and aspartame are chemicals and should have NEVER been allowed in food or medicine.


MSG and aspartame are the two leading causes of central nervous system damage in the United States
Symptoms of aspartame poisoning include dizziness, muscle spasms, insomnia, slurred speech, vertigo, memory loss, joint pain, and of course, seizures. The most ironic symptom is loss of taste (http://dorway.com/doctors-speak-out/emerging-facts-about-aspartame/).


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Diet soda can produce a variety of debilitating symptoms often diagnosed as Fibromyalgia. Another common cause of chronic musculoskeletal pain is the two inherited abnormal foot structures that I spend a great deal of time writing about (the PreClinical Clubfoot Deformity and Rothbarts Foot).


Using Aspartame Is Inviting Chronic Pain
If you have chronic pain and are using aspartame, it may do you well to learn about this toxic substance, which causes problems ranging from fibromyalgia to epilepsy to Alzheimer's disease.


Aspartame - A Cause of Joint Pain
Considering possible connections between aspartame and diseases such as brain tumors, brain lesions and lymphoma, and taking into account alleged conflicts of interest during the approval process, you owe it to yourself to learn the facts.


Using Aspartame Is Inviting Chronic Pain
5 Comments. Aspartame is an artificial sweetener used widely in a plethora of consumer products like NutraSweetÂ®, EqualÂ®, SpoonfulÂ® and SplendaÂ®, and as an ingredient in diet colas and other soda pops.


MSG and aspartame are the two leading causes of central nervous system damage in the United States
Aspartame causes nervous disorders and is not natural. It can turn into formaldehyde in the body, especially during physical exhaustion and when being digested on an empty stomach. Both MSG and aspartame cause cells to mutate and multiply uncontrollably (cancer) in lab mice and in human beings.


Aspartame-Induced Fibromyalgia
acids, including glutamic acid (MSG, natural flavors) may cause Fibromyalgia and general pain. Aspartic acid is a metabolite of aspartame. Any excess acidic amino. acids, including glutamic acid (MSG, natural flavors) may cause Fibromyalgia and general pain.


Using Aspartame Is Inviting Chronic Pain
Aspartame, a multi-billion dollar enterprise (in over 4,000 products worldwide) is an rDNA derivative made from two amino acids, L-phenylalanine, L-aspartic acid and methanol. It is said to be refined from natural substances, but in reality, this artificial sweetener represents a grave threat to public health.


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In Flanders Fields is a poem written by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae, MD (1872-1918) of the Canadian Army. The poem commemorates the World War I soldiers who died on the F â¦ landers fields.Flanders is located in the north of Belgium, near the border with France.The story goes that, following one of the bloodiest battles of World War I, in the fields of Flanders in western Europe, when the ground was completely churned up and muddied, thousands of red poppies sprang up.n Flanders Fields is a poem written by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae, MD (1872-1918) of the Canadian Army. The poem commemorates the World War I soldiers who died on the F â¦ landers fields.


Flanders Field American Cemetery and Memorial
Flanders Field American Cemetery and Memorial is a World War I cemetery on the southeast edge of the town of Waregem, Belgium.The memorial was designed by architect Paul Cret. This is the only American World War I cemetery in Belgium and 411 American servicemen are buried or commemorated there.Many of them fell at Spitaals Bosschen, an action of the Ypres-Lys Campaign by the 91st Infantry Division in the closing days of World War I.his is the only American World War I cemetery in Belgium and 411 American servicemen are buried or commemorated there. Many of them fell at Spitaals Bosschen, an action of the Ypres-Lys Campaign by the 91st Infantry Division in the closing days of World War I.


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Map showing location of Flanders Field. The World War I Flanders Field American Cemetery and Memorial lies on the southeast edge of the town of Waregem, Belgium, along the Lille-Gent AutoRoute E-17.The cemetery occupies a six-acre site.ap showing location of Flanders Field. The World War I Flanders Field American Cemetery and Memorial lies on the southeast edge of the town of Waregem, Belgium, along the Lille-Gent AutoRoute E-17.


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Flanders Field can refer to: 1  Flanders Fields, the name of World War I battlefields in the medieval County of Flanders, which spans southern Belgium and north-west France. 2  Flanders Fields (band) , the band, or their self-titled album. Flanders Fields, the name of World War I battlefields in the medieval County of Flanders, which spans southern Belgium and north-west France. 2  Flanders Fields (band) , the band, or their self-titled album.


Where is Flanders Field located?
  Flanders field was the battlefront in Flanders during World War 1. There died a lot of British soldiers, so one of those British soldiers wrote a poem: In Flanders field â¦ s.   Flanders is located in Belgium. It lies in the north of Belgium and they speak Dutch (Flemish).n Flanders Fields is a poem written by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae, MD (1872-1918) of the Canadian Army. The poem commemorates the World War I soldiers who died on the F â¦ landers fields.


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1 Flanders Fields, the name of World War I battlefields in the medieval County of Flanders, which spans southern Belgium and north-west France.2  Flanders Fields (band) , the band, or their self-titled album. Flanders Fields, the name of World War I battlefields in the medieval County of Flanders, which spans southern Belgium and north-west France. 2  Flanders Fields (band) , the band, or their self-titled album.


Office of Public and Intergovernmental Affairs
This was the poem written by World War I Colonel John McCrae, a surgeon with Canada's First Brigade Artillery. It expressed McCrae's grief over the row on row of graves of soldiers who had died on Flanders' battlefields, located in a region of western Belgium and northern France.n Flanders Fields. In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly. Scarce heard amid the guns below.


Flanders Field American Cemetery and Memorial
The Flanders Field cemetery is in the area known as Flanders Fields, where fierce fighting took place throughout the war on the Western Front.his is the only American World War I cemetery in Belgium and 411 American servicemen are buried or commemorated there. Many of them fell at Spitaals Bosschen, an action of the Ypres-Lys Campaign by the 91st Infantry Division in the closing days of World War I.


Flanders Field American Cemetery and Memorial
Canadian war poet Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae wrote the poem In Flanders Fields on 3 May 1915, after witnessing the death of his friend, Lieutenant Alexis Helmer, the day before. Charles Lindbergh flew over the Flanders Field American Cemetery and Memorial on 30 May 1927.his is the only American World War I cemetery in Belgium and 411 American servicemen are buried or commemorated there. Many of them fell at Spitaals Bosschen, an action of the Ypres-Lys Campaign by the 91st Infantry Division in the closing days of World War I.


In Flanders Fields Museum, Ieper (Ypres)
The shop is situated at the exit of your tour of the In Flanders Fields Museum. There is also access to the museum shop from the Visitor Centre for Ypres and the Westhoek (Tourist Office).Some items can be purchased online.n Flanders Fields Museum is an award winning museum which has undergone a major refurbishment for the centenary of 1914-1918.


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Topic Gateways are intended as a refresher or introduction to topics of interest. to CIMA members. They include a basic definition, a brief overview and a fuller. explanation of practical application.


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Sales variances can be used to analyse the performance of the sales function in a similar way to those for manufacturing costs. Sales variances are calculated in terms of profit or contribution margin, rather than on sales value. Other variances â planning and operational variances.


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By comparing the actual material price. and the actual material used with the standards calculated, the material price and. the material usage variance can be determined. The direct material usage variance measures the change in total material cost caused by using a non-standard amount of material in production.


What is a Standard Cost?
Standard Cost. A standard cost is an estimated expense that normally occurs during the production of a product or performance of a service. In other words, this is theoretically the amount of money a company will have to spend to produce a product or perform a service under normal conditions. Standard costs are sometimes referred to as preset costs because they are estimated based on statistics and management s experience. Basically, management calculates how much each step in the production process should cost based on the market value of goods, median wages paid per employee, and average utility rates.


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Related concepts Cost accounting, performance measurement; budgeting and control Alternative concepts Activity based costing, throughput accounting, marginal costing. Overview and comparison Standard costing is a control system that enables any variances from standard cost or budget to be analysed in some detail.


Definition and Explanation of Standard Costing:
Definition and Explanation of Standard Costing: A standard cost is the predetermined cost of manufacturing a single unit or a number of product units during a specific period in the immediate future. It is the planned cost of a product under current and/or anticipated operating conditions. A standard cost has two components: a standard and a cost. A standard is like a norm and whatever is considered normal can generally be accepted as standard. For example, if a score of 72 is the standard for a golf course, a golfer's score is judged on the basis of this standard.


standard costing
YES NO 9 people found this helpful. â When preparing the estimate for the renovation of this apartment, I use standard costing which determines the general cost for such a project given everything goes as planned.


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About Topic Gateways Topic Gateways are intended as a refresher or introduction to topics of interest to CIMA members. They include a basic definition, a brief overview and a fuller explanation of practical application. Finally they signpost some further resources for detailed understanding and research.


What is a Standard Cost?
This estimated calculated amount is the standard cost. It s the amount that the company should have to pay to produce a good. Management uses these costs in two different ways. First, they use them to plan out future production processes and increase efficiencies.


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Standard Cost. Definition: A standard cost is a planned or budgeted cost. It is commonly used to derive cost variances, particularly in regard to production and inventory costs. The variances indicate which costs need to be addressed by management. A standard cost is based on engineering designs and production methodologies, which can be attained under normal operating conditions.


Popular Study Materials from Science 2
In relation to ocean circulation, a gyre is ________________. A geostrophic current is one that (ideally) flows _______________. Ekman transport is an average path of motion that, under ideal conditions, is at ______________ to the wind's direction. Western intensification is _______________.


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Ocean Surface Currents. One of the primary goals of physical oceanography is to know the average movement of ocean water, everywhere around the globe. Besides knowing the average flow, it is also very useful to know how much this flow can change over a course of a day, over a year, over ten years, and longer.


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In the Southern Hemisphere gyres flow in a counterclockwise direction. In the Southern Hemisphere gyres flow in a counterclockwise direction.


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Water flows in both directions regardless of hemisphere. In Physics, there is the Coriolis Effect that describes the flow/movement of water due to a variety of factors, and â¦this is sometimes used to add validity to the myth, but the Coriolis Effect does not occur in small bodies of water such as a sink or toilet.


Popular Study Materials from Science 2
A geostrophic current is one that (ideally) flows _______________. in a circular path around the central hill of a gyre. Ekman transport is an average path of motion that, under ideal conditions, is at ______________ to the wind's direction. 90 degrees. Western intensification is _______________.


Shared Flashcard Set
-within the ekman spiral, deeper water can move in a direction exactly opposite of the wind direction. -The two factors that affect the ekman spiral are the wind direction and the Coriolis effect.


Oceanography Previous Tests 2
A deep and powerful southward subsurface current that flows under the Gulf Stream in the North Atlantic is the. North Atlantic Deep Water. Thermohaline circulation in the ocean is driven primarily by differences in __________ and __________ among water masses.


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You can test this yourself by pouring a pitcher of water from the left side of a sink and then from the right side, you will see that the water will flow accordingly -- this experiment will have the same result in Sydney, Australia as it will in London, England. Making the world better, one answer at a time.


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It is quite evident from observations of ocean flow that the wind moves water, and that the wind is one of the primary forces that drive ocean currents. In the early part of the 20th century, a Norwegian scientist, Fridtjof Nanson, noted that icebergs in the North Atlantic moved to the right of the wind.


Popular Study Materials from Science 2
caused by the rotational center of a gyre being located to the west of the ocean basin's geographic center, thus causing more water to flow within a narrower channel.. In subtropical gyres, western boundary currents have all of the following characteristics EXCEPT _______________.


Multi-Stage Fitness Test
NSW Police Recruitment. Multi-Stage Fitness Test. The Multi-stage Fitness test also known as the shuttle run or beep test measures an applicants cardiovascular fitness level or VOÂ² max. The test is conducted over a 20 metre course marked with lines or witches hats, with applicants running continuously between the points.


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The Dreaded Beep Test. The Beep Test is also known as the Shuttle Run Test, or Multi Stage Test. The length of the shuttle is 20 metres and a beep indicates when and how often you run. The beep test provides a good estimate of a persons VO2 Max.


20m multistage shuttle run test/Beep test
Additionally, the validity of the test was shown to be high as well (r = 0.92), showing a high correlation between performance in the multistage 20m shuttle run test/beep test and a true VO2max measurement with a spirometry (2, 3, 7, 8, 15).


Beep Test Help
What exactly is the Beep Test? The beep test, also known as the bleep test, multi-stage fitness test, or shuttle run test, is used by sports coaches and trainers to estimate an athlete's maximum oxygen uptake better known as VO2 Max. The beep test is especially useful for players of sports like football, hockey, or rugby.


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Beep Test Levels & Shuttles. Here is a table of the number of shuttles required to run for each level of the beep test. This schedule is for (1) the commonly used beep test version, and (2) The Yo-Yo Endurance Test Level 1 version.


Are you effectively training for the Beep Test?
The test is structured into stages, with each stage having multiple beeps. The test will start at 8km/hour and then for the majority of the test each stage will see an increase in pace by 0.5km/hour. Your fitness level will then be calculated based on how long you can keep the pace.


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2) There are 21-levels on the full beep test and each level has a set amount of stages to complete. The higher the level the greater the number of stages to complete e.g. Level -1 has 7 stages, level -11 has 12 stages and the final level -21 has 16 stages. Each level goes for approximately. 1-minute.


Beep Test Levels & Shuttles
> for more information, see the Beep Test Home. Here is a table of the number of shuttles required to run for each level of the beep test. This schedule is for (1) the commonly used beep test version, and (2) The Yo-Yo Endurance Test Level 1 version.


20m multistage shuttle run test/Beep test
The 20m multistage shuttle run/Beep test was used in professional (7), semi-professional (12), amateur (2) adult as well as youth (3, 5) football players. The equation of Ramsbotton et al. (13) was further used in professional (7), semi-professional (12) and amateur (2) footballers.


20m multistage shuttle run test/Beep test
20m shuttle run test/Beep test. In 1988 (11, 13), a similar test was set up by the same authors. The test also consisted of 20 meter shuttles within a given time, however running speed was increased every minute (instead of every 2 minutes) by 0.5 km/h from a starting speed of 8.5 km/h.


What Type of Science Did Albert Einstein Study?
Albert Einstein's major contributions to science include the theory of relativity, the origins of quantum theory and the theory of critical opalescence. Some of his awards and honors include the Copley Medal, the Franklin Medal and the Nobel Prize in physics.


Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein is one of the most famous scientists of the 20th century. Einstein was born on March 14, 1879 in Ulm, Germany around 11:30 am. Winner of the 1921 Nobel Peace Prize for his work on the photoelectric effect. Albert Einstein was best known for his Theory of Relativity and especially the formula E=MC2. The photoelectric effect is also known as the Hertz effect, though this term has fallen out of use.


What was Albert Einstein most famous for?
What was Albert Einstein most famous for? Albert Einstein was famous for his theory of relativity and the resultant formula relating mass and energy; E = MC 2. He was the winner of 1921 Nobel Prize in physics for his â¦work on the photoelectric effect, which is also known as the Hertz effect.


Modern history
Albert Einstein is primarily known for the Theory of Relativity (which comes in two parts, Special Relativity and General Relativity). He made enormous contributions to sciencâ¦e in the 20th century.


Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein is one of the most famous scientists of the 20th century. Einstein was born on March 14, 1879 in Ulm, Germany around 11:30 am. Winner of the 1921 Nobel Peace Prize for his work on the photoelectric effect. Albert Einstein.


Why Is Albert Einstein Famous?
Thank You for the info on Albert Einstein I have a book report on him last second I tried to finish it so again thank you and I will definetly recommend it to friends. Albert is a retracted person and im the first one for 2014 . [â¦] Albert Einstein- is famous for his theory of relativity; E=mc^2.


Why Is Albert Einstein Famous?
Albert Einstein is famous for his contributions to science, particularly his general and special theories of relativity. He also won the Nobel Prize for discovering the law of the photoelectric effect.


Why Is Albert Einstein Famous?
âLife is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.â â Albert Einstein in a letter to his son Eduard, 1930. Albert Einstein (1879 â 1955) is acclaimed as one of the greatest and smartest scientists of all time. Einstein is famous for a number of reasons including two theories of relativity, and The Nobel Prize in Physics (1921), but perhaps his most well known accomplishment is a very simple mathematical equation: e=mc^2.


What is Albert Einstein most known for?
Albert Einstein is most known for? Albert Einstein is most known for his contributions in the field of science, namely physics. He collaborated with scientists in the making of the atomic bomb and undermined Neâ¦wton's law of gravitation with his own theory of general relativity.


In the first issue of Scientific American: Centrifuges and levitating haystacks
During the month of November, you can acquaint yourself better with media and scientific history by browsing through online archives of Scientific American issues from 1849 to 1909. They're free to access, for this month only.


as examples of the best design of their era.
The First Volumeâ1845. This was a large format newspaper (15 x 20) of four pages; i.e. a single sheet folded. There were initially 8 weekly issues published by Rufus Porter on Thursdays from 28 Aug 1845 to 16 Oct 1845.


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Scientific American magazine expands the minds of its readers with stories of breakthroughs, discoveries and eye-opening theories. This science magazine is a trustworthy source for the latest in physical science, social sciences and technology.


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About Scientific American. Scientific American is the oldest, longest-running magazine in the nation. Since its beginnings in 1845, this popular science magazine has been dedicated to emphasizing scientific advancements and their impact on our lives. You'll read articles from some of the most brilliant minds in the world.


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Nature Magazine and Nature (magazine) redirect here. For the U.S. magazine published in Baltimore between 1923 and 1959, see American Nature Association. Nature is a British interdisciplinary scientific journal, first published on 4 November 1869.


as examples of the best design of their era.
Then it was possible for it to be bound as a large format book in any style desired by the owner. The first first known volume cover design, which was used for volumes VI and VII only, was very plain, almost C20th in style but made up from stock type and decorative blocks. Title Page for volumes VIâVII.


February 2018
This institutional version of Scientific American, hosted on NPG's e-publishing platform nature.com, provides IP site license access to the archive of Scientific American magazine content, up to and including the current issue.


In the first issue of Scientific American: Centrifuges and levitating haystacks
In this early incarnation, Scientific American was published weeklyâEvery Thursday Morning in New York and Philadelphia, promised a sidebar. Articles were packed together in that great NO WHITESPACE! style common to 19th-century newspapers.


In the first issue of Scientific American: Centrifuges and levitating haystacks
In the first issue of Scientific American: Centrifuges and levitating haystacks. Scientific American, the oldest continuously published magazine in America, began life on August 28, 1845 as a 4-page, black and white newsletter. There were only a couple of illustrations.


as examples of the best design of their era.
There were subtle changes to the masthead from volume 86 (1902) but the biggest change was pictorial covers for special issues, some in full colour and a few of which are show below. The first of these was the first Automobile issue on 13 May 1899 and they became more frequent at the turn of the century. Some, such as the 1908 issue, show remarkably modern design techniques. Masthead from new series volume 86.


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The urinary. or plasma clearance of an ideal filtration marker, such as inulin, iothalamate or iohexol, is the gold. standard for the measurement of GFR.1 How-. ever, this is cumbersome and not used in clinical. practice. Instead, serum levels of endogenous. filtration markers, such as creatinine, have tradi-.


Creatinine Clearance
If the effect of secretion is ignored, then all of the filtered creatinine (equal to the product of the GFR and the serum creatinine concentration [SCr]) will be excreted (equal to product of the urine creatinine concentration [UCr] and the urine flow rate or volume [V]). Thus: GFR x SCr = UCr x V. GFR = [UCr x V]/SCr.


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The creatinine clearance is a widely used test to estimate the glomerular filtration rate (GFR) [1,2]. Creatinine is derived from the metabolism of creatine in skeletal muscle and from dietary meat; it is released into the circulation at a relatively constant rate and has a stable plasma concentration.


Difference Between GFR and eGFR
Difference Between GFR and eGFR. Key Difference â GFR vs eGFR. Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR) is a test used to measure the level of kidney function. Basically, it measures how much blood passes through the glomeruli each minute. Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate (eGFR) is the calculated value based on different GFR definitions.


What is the difference between creatinine clearance and GFR?
1 Answer. Creatinine clearance approximates GFR but overestimates it due to the fact that creatinine is secreted by the proximal tubule as well as filtered by the glomerulus. Creatinine clearance can be measured from serum creatinine and creatinine excretion or estimated from serum creatinine using estimating equations. Measurement of creatinine clearance requires collection of a timed urine sample, which is inconvenient and frequently inaccurate.


What is creatinine?
That depends on your age, race, gender, and body size. No. Looking at how much creatinine is in your blood is not the best way to check your kidney health.Thatâs because the level of creatinine in your blood is affected by your age, race, gender, and body size.


What is creatinine?
This is an important question.There is a difference between looking at creatinine in your bloodstream (called âserum creatinineâ) and looking at creatinine in your urine (called âcreatinine clearanceâ).These are two different lab tests.Serum creatinine is part of a routine lab report; creatinine clearance is not.


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You can choose garage doors with varying degrees of insulation to best suit your needs. The effectiveness of the insulation is expressed as an R-value. The higher the R-value, the better the insulation in the door.


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Garage Door Insulation Benefits. The amount of insulation you need in your garage door depends on your region. Learn about the benefits of an insulated garage door and how to select the right degree of insulation to best suit your needs. The amount of insulation you need in your garage door depends on your region.


Should I Insulate My Garage Door?
The frame and insulation attached to the garage segments in such a way that it didn't interfere with the opening or closing of the wood garage door. No glue was used. The torsional springs were adjusted to handle the added weight.


Should I Insulate My Garage Door?
Even if the garage door were insulated to some spectacular level, odds are that the concrete slab it is built on is not. So walls it is. The ceiling of the garage and the interior connecting walls need to be treated as the edge of your home's building enclosure.


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Garage Door Insulation Benefits The amount of insulation you need in your garage door depends on your region. Learn about the benefits of an insulated garage door and how to select the right degree of insulation to best suit your needs.


Should I Insulate My Garage Door?
garage door insulation by john Powell. It does help to keel the garage cool with insulated doors. The slab if it uninsulated also helps on cooling. I have foam filled doors with metal on both side so no flaking either. Ground temperature here is about 50-55 year around.


Should I Insulate My Garage Door?
Like a window, a garage door is a bad wall. A building enclosure should be well insulated and nearly airtight. And you may have just thought to yourself, hell, garage doors are neither well insulated nor airtight. Yes, they make lousy components of the building enclosure.


Should I Insulate My Garage Door?
The insulation retards heat transfer at the east facing garage door so it doesn't heat up during hot summer mornings. The grates face south and keep the garage from heating in the afternoon. Because of thermal inertia and deciding when to open the garage door for natural cooling, the garage is now almost always cooler than ambient, except only if a cold front blows through the Chicago area.


Should I Insulate My Garage Door?
As I showed in my 2010 article on this scandal (Energy-Efficient Garage Doors), the R-value of a garage door is about one-third of the R-value claimed in a manufacturerâs brochure. So the R-value of your door is probably less than R-7.


Should I Insulate My Garage Door?
The chases are also filled with blown in cellulose to 16 inches between the thermal envelope of the house, and the garage. The garage ceiling is 18-20 inches blown in cellulose. Basically, outside of the garage door being a garage door, the garage is just another room in the house, but with its own thermal barrier between the house and garage.


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Property Details. Property details for 32362 Sutter Rd, Lucerne Valley, CA 92356. This Single Family Home is located at Sutter in Lucerne Valley, California. The home provides approximately 1381 square feet of living space. This property features 4 bedrooms. There are 2 bathrooms. 32362 Sutter Rd, Lucerne Valley, CA 92356 falls within the San Bernardino county lines.


Hotels Near Lucerne Valley, CA
Hotels Near Lucerne Valley, CA. Priceline can help you find great deals on high quality hotels near Lucerne Valley, CA. If you know when you're traveling to Lucerne Valley, CA, use the search box below to check prices and availability. For the deepest discounts, Name Your Own PriceÂ® for a Lucerne Valley hotel.


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668.97 acres in one parcel (APN 449-592-22). 509 acres are zoned RL (2.5-acre minimum parcel size). The SE 1/4 of Section 31 is zoned RC (40-acre minimum parcel size). Northernmost elevation is 3210 feet, and elevation increases to 3624 feet at the southernmost boundary -- an increase of 414 feet in two miles.


Lucerne Valley, California
Lucerne Valley is a census-designated place located in the Mojave Desert of western San Bernardino County, California. It lies east of the Victor Valley, whose population nexus includes Victorville, Apple Valley, Adelanto and Hesperia. The population was 5,811 at the 2010 census.


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Lucerne Valley, California
26.9%. According to our research of California and other state lists there were 30 registered sex offenders living in Lucerne Valley, California as of October 05, 2015. The ratio of number of residents in Lucerne Valley to the number of sex offenders is 194 to 1.


Lucerne Valley, California
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â¢ Control (one) the ânormâ - A part of the experiment that does not have the variable being tested and is used for comparison. (Not all experiments have a control.) PRACTICE 1 - Identifying variables: List three variables that could affect the situation.


Chapter 3.1 Variables
The independent variable is the variable that is different between the groups compared: all the members of one group will have the same level of the independent variable, a second group will have a different level of that same variable, and the same for a 3rd or 4th group, if present.


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In such an experiment, an attempt is made to find evidence that the values of the independent variable determine the values of the dependent variable. The independent variable can be changed as required, and its values do not represent a problem requiring explanation in an analysis, but are taken simply as given. The dependent variable, on the other hand, usually cannot be directly controlled.


What is an input variable, outcome variable and fixed variable?
For example concerning nutrition, the independent variable of your daily vitamin C intake (how much should I take) can determine the dependent variable of your life span (what is the result or observation as a result of manipulating the 'independent variable').


Definitoin of independent variable, dependent variable, and control variable?
Samaranayake Here is what Wikipedia says about them. The terms  dependent variable  and  independent variable  are used in similar but subtly different ways in mathematics and statistics as part of the standard terminology in those subjects.


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Setups of an experiment should have only one variable that is changed at a time. By having only one variable that is changed, you can be fairly certain that the results of the experiment were caused by that one variable.


Chapter 3.1 Variables
In experimental studies, where the independent variables are imposed and manipulated, the dependent variable is the variable thought to be changed or influenced by the independent variable. Example: study title: Effects of a new tooth paste (YummyTooth) on incidence of caries in 1st grade children.


Chapter 3.1 Variables
You can use this typical form to determine the independent and dependent variables from the title of the study. If the study title is in the form The effects of X on Y in Z. X is the independent variable and Y is the dependent variable-the outcome, and Z is the type of subjects represented. A simple example would be: The effects of tomatoes on risk of prostate cancer in Scandinavian men.


Chapter 3.1 Variables
Independent Variables. In experimental research, an investigator manipulates one variable and measures the effect of that manipulation on another variable. The variable that the researcher manipulates is called the independent, or grouping variable.


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The puzzle assembly time was measured. â¢ Independent variable (manipulated): â¢ Dependent variable (responding): â¢ Constant variables: Operational Definition One of the important decisions a scientist must make is to determine how measurement of the variable will be made. The method used to measure the dependent variable is called an operational definition.


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1 Look on the flower to see if it has the male anthers that carry the pollen. 2  The anthers look like little antennas. 3  Flower pollination begins with the anthers, which hold the pollen. 4  Find the female ovaries. 5  The ovary is located at the base of the flower tube, is round and will appear swollen.


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Method 3 of 3: Self-Pollinating Flowers. 1. Identify organs located on the flowers for self-pollinating plants. When you transfer pollen, you need to know the parts of the flowers. 1  Look on the flower to see if it has the male anthers that carry the pollen. 2  The anthers look like little antennas. 3  Flower pollination begins with the anthers, which hold the pollen. 4  Find the female ovaries.


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2. Plan on transferring pollen early in the day when the female flower first opens. 3. Collect pollen from the male flower with a small brush or cotton swab. 1  If the flowers are far apart, scrape the pollen into a gelatin capsule.


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The mountain laurel has a different strategy. The pollen is well protected against rain and wind; but, when a pollinator lands on the flower searching for nectar, the weight acts as a trigger, causing the taut stem of the anther to spring.


Pollinator
A pollinator is different from a pollenizer, which is a plant that is a source of pollen for the pollination process.


Pollinator
Many insects other than bees accomplish pollination by visiting flowers for nectar or pollen, or commonly both. Many do so adventitiously, but the most important pollinators are specialists for at least parts of their lifecycles for at least certain functions.


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The state flower of Louisiana and of Mississippi is the Magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora) which is an example of some of the oldest flowering plants; it presents all the qualities listed above and it is pollinated by beetles that use the flowers as a singles bar.


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Anthecology is the scientific study of pollination. Insect pollinators include bees, (honey bees, solitary species, bumblebees); pollen wasps (Masarinae); ants; a variety of flies including bee flies and hoverflies; lepidopterans, both butterflies and moths; and flower beetles.


Pollinator
Vertebrates, mainly bats and birds, but also some non-bat mammals (monkeys, lemurs, possums, rodents) and some reptiles (lizards and snakes) pollinate certain plants. Among the pollinating birds are hummingbirds, honeyeaters and sunbirds with long beaks; they pollinate a number of deep-throated flowers.


What is pollination?
A pollinator is the biotic agent (vector) that moves pollen from the male anthers of a flower to the female stigma of a flower to accomplish fertilization or 'syngamy' of the female gametes in the ovule of the flower by the male gametes from the pollen grain.


Heisman Is Awarded to a Sophomore
Heisman Is Awarded to a Sophomore. After becoming the first major college quarterback to reach 20 passing touchdowns and 20 rushing touchdowns in a season, Floridaâs Tim Tebow became the first sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy last night. Tebow earned 1,957 points and 462 first-place votes.


Florida to honor Heisman winners Tebow, Wuerffel, Spurrier
(Eric Bakke/Associated Press) Tebow (2007) and fellow Heisman Trophy winners Steve Spurrier (1966) and Danny Wuerffel (1996) will be honored on the west side of the University of Florida's Ben Hill Griffin Stadium with life-sized representations, which will be unveiled during halftime of the Gators' spring game April 9.


Tim Tebow: Heisman Trophy win in 2007 was first by a sophomore
On this day in 2007, Tim Tebow made history. The Florida Gators quarterback became the first sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy. Tebow earned 1,957 points in the awardâs voting, beating out fellow finalists Darren McFadden (1,703), Colt Brennan (632) and Chase Daniel (425). Tebow more than deserved the honor.


Florida to honor Heisman winners Tebow, Wuerffel, Spurrier
Broncos QB Tim Tebow is one of three Heisman Trophy winners whom the University of Florida will honor with statues to be unveiled in April.


Tim Tebow Wins 2007 Heisman Trophy
NEW YORK -- Florida quarterback Tim Tebow became the first sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy the same way he scored his 22 rushing touchdowns this season. Tebow didn't tiptoe past the unspoken barrier.


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Did Tim Tebow win the Heisman twice? How many winning Super Bowl quarterbacks were Heisman Trophy winners? Jim Plunkett, Oakland Raiders and Stanford The last Heisman winning QB that started and won a Super Bowl was Jim Plunkett who won the Heisman in 1970 (Stanford) and won Supeâ¦r Bowls XV and XVIII with the Raiders.


How many defensive players have won the Heisman Trophy?
How many times was Tim Tebow up for the Heisman award? Who is the only player to win Heisman Trophy two times? Running back Archie Griffin from Ohio State is the only player to win the Heisman Trophy more than once throughout anybody in College football history. He won the award in 197â¦4 and 1975.


Tim Tebow Wins 2007 Heisman Trophy
Tim Tebow Wins 2007 Heisman Trophy. Florida QB Tebow is first underclassman to win Heisman NEW YORK -- Tim Tebow needed only two years of college to graduate to Heisman Trophy winner, putting the sophomore in a class by himself.


Tebow looks to become second two-time Heisman winner
Tim Tebow was the first sophomore to win the Heisman last year and is trying to become the second player to win it twice. Dale Zanine/US Presswire. Tim Henning, coordinator of Heisman Trophy Trust, said the nine members of the trust approved the number of invitees, which was not based on any mathematical formula..


Tebow looks to become second two-time Heisman winner
Tebow looks to become second two-time Heisman winner. NEW YORK -- Tim Tebow will go for two against a pair of talented quarterbacks from the Big 12 when the Heisman Trophy is handed out Saturday night. Sam Bradford from Oklahoma and Colt McCoy from Texas joined Tebow as Heisman finalists announced Wednesday.


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On the inner side of the envelope that surrounds an influenza virion is an antigenic matrix protein lining. Within the envelope is the influenza genome, which is organized into eight pieces of single-stranded RNA (A and B forms only; influenza C has 7 RNA segments).


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Reye'sSyndrome is a particular syndrome that almost exclusively occurs inchildren, primarily in association with influenza B infection andpresents with severe vomiting, confusion and coma.Death is reported in 0.5- 1 per 1000 cases of influenza.


The Norovirus: A Study in Puked Perfection
The Influenza (Flu) Virus Next to the common cold, influenza or the flu is perhaps the most familiar respiratory infection in the world. In the United States alone, approximately 25 to 50 million people contract influenza each year. The symptoms of the flu are similar to those of the common cold, but tend to be more severe.


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1 Influenza (Fl u)Publication Date: September 25 th 2015 What is influenza (a lso called flu)? Influenza is an acute contagious respiratory illness caused by infectionwith an influenza virus. Influenza can occur throughout the year butinfluenza activity usually peaks in winter.There are three types in all with influenza A and influenza B causingthe majority of infections. A third type, influenza C, is rarely reportedas a cause of human illness.Influenza viruses infect the nose, throat and lungs.


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If influenza or influenza-like illness. has been diagnosed, often the best treatment is to stay indoors, rest, keep warm and drink plenty of liquids. Simple painkillers such as. paracetamol may help relieve headache or muscle pains.


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Most cases of the flu, especially those that occur in epidemics or pandemics, are caused by the influenza A virus, which can affect a variety of animal species, but the B virus, which normally is only found in humans, is responsible for many localized outbreaks.


How to Fold (Baking)
In baking, to fold is the term used for gently combining a delicate mixture into a heavier textured, thicker mixture in a way that will ensure that both mixtures are properly combined without impeding the ability of both mixtures to work as desired.


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loafing
HlÄf survives in Lammas, originally HlÄfmaesse, Loaf-Mass, the Christian Feast of the First Fruits, traditionally celebrated on August 1. Lord comes from Old English hlÄford, a compound meaning loaf-ward, keeper of bread, because a lord maintains and feeds his household and offers hospitality. Similarly, lady derives from Old English hlÇ£fdige, which became lady by 1382. The-dige comes from daege, dÃ¦ge, kneader and is related to our. dough


loafing
Word History: Loaf, lord, and lady are closely related words that testify to bread's fundamental importance in the Middle Ages. Curiously, though bread was a staple food in many Indo-European cultures, loaf and its cognates occur only in the Germanic languages, and lord and lady only in English.


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Dictionary of Cooking Terms
Grease: To rub the interior surface of a cooking dish or pan with shortening, oil, or butter to prevent food from sticking to it. Grill: To cook food on a rack under or over direct heat, as on a barbecue or in a broiler.


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1 Carly Binding (born 1978), New Zealand pop singer-songwriter, and former member of the girl group TrueBliss. 2  Karl Binding (1841â1920), German jurist.


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The-dige comes from daege, dÃ¦ge, kneader and is related to our. Dough a, lady, therefore is a kneader of, bread a.. Breadmaker lord and lady both retain vestiges of their original, meanings Although'england s aristocrats have not been elbow deep in, flour let alone, dough for several. centuries


Dictionary of Cooking Terms
Baking soda: The main ingredient in baking powder, baking soda is also used when there is acid (buttermilk or sour cream, for example) in a recipe. Always mix with other dry ingredients before adding any liquid, since leavening begins as soon as soda comes in contact with liquid.


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Let s use the example of a farm purchased in the 1970s for $400 per acre. Today, the landowner is approached by you, a well meaning, and in your mind, generous soul expecting to pay $6,000 per acre for 5 acres of road frontage property.You ve done your homework by researching this tract at the courthouse.ou know the owner paid $400 per acre. You believe in your heart that a profit of $5,600 per acre is a windfall for the landowner. In reality, exactly the opposite is true.


Land Clearing Cost
Vegetation: I am about to buy 10 acres of land in Camden but not sure how much it will cost to clear 1 acre of land for building a home. I am not sure what other cost are included in building and clearing in preparation for a new home. Do-it-yourself land clearing is possible but it's a lot of work and typically requires access to equipment or heavy machinery. 2  A heavy-duty gas chain saw can cost $200-$500 or more. 3  Renting a backhoe can cost $100-$350 or more a day, and buying a backhoe can cost $10,000-$100,000 or more.


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Share to: Depending on the area, the cost of an acre of land in San Jose, CA  is about $400,000 to $900,000. In the downtown area, an acre would  cost several million dollars if it we â¦ re for sale.The average cost of beachfront property is 300,000 dollars for much  less than an acre.If you don't want to live near the beach, you  can get an acre of land for 50,000 dol â¦ lars an acre.n the downtown area, an acre would  cost several million dollars if it we â¦ re for sale. The average cost of beachfront property is 300,000 dollars for much  less than an acre. If you don't want to live near the beach, you  can get an acre of land for 50,000 dol â¦ lars an acre.


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You know the owner paid $400 per acre. You believe in your heart that a profit of $5,600 per acre is a windfall for the landowner. In reality, exactly the opposite is true.Allow me to explain.ou know the owner paid $400 per acre. You believe in your heart that a profit of $5,600 per acre is a windfall for the landowner. In reality, exactly the opposite is true.


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The initial variation of Oryzatein SG (suspension grade) starts with SG-B/N which is the first brown rice protein with excellent solubility for beverage and nutrition applications including RTDs.


Is White Rice a Complete Protein?
Limiting Amino Acids. The missing amino acids in incomplete protein sources are called limiting amino acids. While white rice contains a lot of aspartic acid and glutamic acid, two of the amino acids, it doesn't contain much of the amino acid lysine.


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That started with extracting protein from all layers of the whole grain rice, including bran, Germ and Endosperm, in a low-heat, hexane-free process and continues today with the creation of the first suspension-grade rice proteins.


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For example, as a founding member of the World Rice Alliance, we are constantly working to source rice that is low in naturally-occurring heavy metals from multiple countries at once, as Axiom does from ideal areas of Thailand, China, Argentina, Vietnam, Cambodia and even California.


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The only patent-pending and GRAS approved, organic, low heat processed protein source from brown rice, our rice protein is enzymatically extracted from multiple layers of the whole grain versus the more typical rice protein which is hexane-extracted from only the bran layer.


Is White Rice a Complete Protein?
Considerations. Brown rice is healthier than white rice. Although it is still an incomplete protein, it provides a lot more fiber. Eating a varied diet usually provides you with plenty of protein and enough of the essential amino acids.


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OryzateinÂ® SG-BN Rice Protein. The first line of highly functional, suspension grade brown rice protein ingredients, designed to replace allergenic ingredients such as soy, whey, wheat gluten and yeast extract.


What Are the Benefits of Brown Rice Protein Powder?
Muscle Recovery. Like any other protein, brown rice contains amino acids, the building blocks of proteins structures like your muscles. Intense physical training or simply every day activities cause muscle to breakdown. The body uses dietary proteins to provide the amino acids for rebuilding your muscles.


Is White Rice a Complete Protein?
For example, when you combine white rice with beans, which are high in lysine, you form a complete protein, so rice and beans are complementary proteins. Peanuts are another complementary protein for rice.


Is White Rice a Complete Protein?
Lysine is the limiting amino acid for white rice, so if white rice is one of your main sources of protein, you need to consume another protein source that contains lysine to form a complete protein.


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So now when we look at this, the ITIL framework is this set of books. And it really kind of started out back in the late 80s, early 90s with what was called ITIL version one. Now version one literally was a set of 50 books.


ITILÂ® CERTIFICATION LEVELS
For this reason, the ITIL Foundation e-learning solution from ILX has provided us with an excellent mechanism to educate our staff, often located at mining sites far from major centres. The high standard of the multi-media rich course is exemplary in course design, interaction, assessment and learner support.


Module 1: The Total Solution Life Cycle
What is ITIL? The Information Technology Infrastructure Library (also known as ITIL) is a set of topics as well as concepts that deal with the things that IT organizations should know. To answer the question âWhat is ITIL?â, it is important to look at the concepts included in the different versions of the library.


ITIL
The ITIL-process Security Management describes the structured fitting of information security in the management organization. It is based on the code of practice for information security management system (ISMS) now known as ISO/IEC 27002. A basic goal of security management is to ensure adequate information security.


ITIL
Related Terms. Short for IT Infrastructure Library, an infrastructure library developed in the UK. ITIL is a widely accepted approach to IT service management in the world. ITIL provides a cohesive set of best practice, drawn from the public and private sectors internationally. It is supported by a comprehensive qualifications scheme, accredited training organizations, and implementation and assessment tools.


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- Okay, so what is ITIL, the IT Infrastructure Library? So really the top bullet point says a lot about what we're getting ready to talk about, Is the world wide representation of best practice for quality IT service management. IT service management.


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While ITIL contains processes and templates, it is a framework, not a methodology. Rather than a set of rigid rules, ITIL is a set of best practices that you can adapt to the organization's needs. As a framework, ITIL benefits from being compatible with popular methodologies such as Agile and Six Sigma.


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WNBA Salary Minimum. According to the website Women's Basketball Online, as of February 2011 the minimum salary for a Women's National Basketball Association player with less than three years of experience is $36,570.The minimum salary for a player with over three years experience is $53,000.s of the 2011 season, the maximum rookie contract in the WNBA was valued at $103,500. The maximum salary for all other WNBA players is $101,000. A player is usually eligible for free agency after serving out her rookie contract.


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Elite players make $10 million to $15 million per year, with Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant having the highest salary in 2010-11 at $24,806,250. In the United States, professional women's basketball players make significantly less than men's players.The minimum salary for a WNBA player in 2011 is $35,880, with the maximum $103,500 for a six-year veteran who qualifies for a maximum contract.lite players make $10 million to $15 million per year, with Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant having the highest salary in 2010-11 at $24,806,250. In the United States, professional women's basketball players make significantly less than men's players.


What Is the Average Salary of a Basketball Player
Women's National Basketball Association. In the United States, professional women's basketball players make significantly less than men's players. The minimum salary for a WNBA player in 2011 is $35,880, with the maximum $103,500 for a six-year veteran who qualifies for a maximum contract.lite players make $10 million to $15 million per year, with Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant having the highest salary in 2010-11 at $24,806,250. In the United States, professional women's basketball players make significantly less than men's players.


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The european basketball salaries are around $2000 â $3000 per month. At least thatâs from what I have heard. Basketball is a great sport. But itâs not that well paid as football is.âm not very interested in European basketball salaries. I donât care how much they earn. Basketball is a sport I like. I actually practiced it in high school. But this doesnât make me to be interested in European basketball salaries.


What Is the Average Salary of a Basketball Player
The average salary for NBA players varies depending on how many years they have been in the league, averaging out at just over $3 million per year. The minimum salary for a rookie in the 2010-11 season is $473,604, jumping up to $885,120 after three years in the league and $1,352,181 for a 10-year veteran.lite players make $10 million to $15 million per year, with Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant having the highest salary in 2010-11 at $24,806,250. In the United States, professional women's basketball players make significantly less than men's players.


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As of the 2011 season, the maximum rookie contract in the WNBA was valued at $103,500. The maximum salary for all other WNBA players is $101,000. A player is usually eligible for free agency after serving out her rookie contract.s of the 2011 season, the maximum rookie contract in the WNBA was valued at $103,500. The maximum salary for all other WNBA players is $101,000. A player is usually eligible for free agency after serving out her rookie contract.


Women's professional sports
The Women's Professional Basketball League (WBL) was a professional women's basketball league in the United States. The league played three seasons from the fall of 1978 to the spring of 1981.The league is generally considered to be the first American professional women's basketball league to be founded.The next league was the Women's American Basketball Association and the Women's Basketball Association (WBA) The WABA/WBA was a professional women's basketball league in the United States.The league played three seasons from the summer of 1993 to the summer of 1995.he league is generally considered to be the first American professional women's basketball league to be founded. The next league was the Women's American Basketball Association and the Women's Basketball Association (WBA) The WABA/WBA was a professional women's basketball league in the United States.


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While in the US basketball is widely watched and enjoyed, in Europe different sports are more successful such as football (soccer), cricket, rugby and tennis. Basketball in Europe then is more of a fringe sport not even shown on much television, and this is reflected by European basketball salaries.âm not very interested in European basketball salaries. I donât care how much they earn. Basketball is a sport I like. I actually practiced it in high school. But this doesnât make me to be interested in European basketball salaries.


The 411 on Overseas Basketball: Is it worth it?
I use to think this way many years ago, until I matured and grew up. An overseas career can be quite lucrative. Research has shown that the average salary of an overseas basketball player ranges from $1,500 per month for a fifth division player to $20,000 per month for a first division player.The highest paid basketball players are properly trained and prepared for the European style of basketball play.Some highly valued basketball players in Europe can earn up to $50,000 per month. Highly valued basketball players refer to individuals who are properly trained and prepared.n overseas career can be quite lucrative. Research has shown that the average salary of an overseas basketball player ranges from $1,500 per month for a fifth division player to $20,000 per month for a first division player.


What Is the Average Salary of a Basketball Player
The average team salary for a team in Europe is about $17 million, with teams in Greece, Russia, Spain and Italy often having bigger budgets. The highest-paid European players make between $2.8 million to $5.3 million.lite players make $10 million to $15 million per year, with Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant having the highest salary in 2010-11 at $24,806,250. In the United States, professional women's basketball players make significantly less than men's players.


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For an existing pocket door it could be a problem to change this piece of hardware. The bumper goes on the jamb stud that is at the far end of the pocket. The bumper's purpose is to stop the door from going to far into the pocket. If the wall is opened up you can change the bumper.


How to Install a Pocket Door Pull
Insert a 3/4-inch Forstner drill bit into a cordless drill. Drill straight into the center of the pencil tracing on the door. Drill to a depth of 1-inch. Place the back of the door pull in the hole.


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Pocket door rollers are fairly easy to install. The end of the track should be cut short at the strike side door jamb. Look up at the corner of the door on the strike side of the door to locate this spot. To remove the rollers, you need to remove the pocket door.


1500 Series Pocket Door Frame for Doors up to 36 in. x 80 in.
1 Self-adjusting floor anchors allow for settling of floor without disturbing horizontal alignment of header and track. 2  In addition to the frame, track, and hangers, kit also includes door guide, adjustment wrench, and door bumper.  For door thicknesses of 1 in. to 1-3/8 in.


How to Install a Pocket Door Pull
Door pulls are installed on the edge of the door that work with a touch of the finger to retrieve the door from the compartment and pull it shut. All you need is a few simple tools to create a small cavity in the side of the door. You don't need to remove the door. You can install the door pull on any pocket door that's been previously installed. Pull the door halfway open by grasping the edge of it with your fingertips. Measure up 36 inches from the floor and make a mark on the edge of the door.


1500 Series Pocket Door Frame for Doors up to 36 in. x 80 in.
1 For door widths up to 30 in. 2  For door heights up to 80 in. 3  For door weights of up to 200 lbs.  Johnson Hardware offers a true lifetime warranty and will replace any item found defective in material or workmanship regardless of its date of purchase.


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Place the door pull in the hole. Place 3/4-inch screws in the holes and secure the door pull to the side of the door by screwing the screws in tight with a cordless screwgun. 1  Clamp. 2  2 wood blocks, 3/4-by-3-by-3 inches.  Nailset.


1500 Series Pocket Door Frame for Doors up to 36 in. x 80 in.
1 In addition to the frame, track, and hangers, kit also includes door guide, adjustment wrench, and door bumper. 2  For door thicknesses of 1 in. to 1-3/8 in. (1-3/4 in. door adaptor kit available)  For door widths up to 30 in.


1500 Series Pocket Door Frame for Doors up to 36 in. x 80 in.
The Johnson Hardware 1500 Series Pocket Door Frame for Doors up to 30 in. x 80 in. is an easily assembled, premium quality commercial/residential kit for installing a pocket door into a wall. Pocket doors do not need swing room, saving valuable floor space while still assuring the full privacy of a standard door.


How to Install a Pocket Door Pull
Place the door pull in the hole. Place 3/4-inch screws in the holes and secure the door pull to the side of the door by screwing the screws in tight with a cordless screwgun. 1  Clamp.  2 wood blocks, 3/4-by-3-by-3 inches.


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Plate Boundaries. At the same time, some of the oldest ocean crust occurs in deep sea trenches, which run parallel to continental mountain ranges. A lot of very large earthquakes have been plotted along deep ocean trenches, suggesting that these are seismically active areas (meaning the crust is moving).


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Associated landforms: young fold mountains, rift valleys, ocean ridges, deep sea trenches and island arcs. . Volcanoes and earthquakes mainly occur along plate boundaries where magma can escape from the earth s mantle or where stresses build up between 2 plates rubbing together.


Ocean Trenches
The Pacific Plate is older and colder than the Mariana Plate. The trench formed by these two oceanic plates is the deepest spot in the world's oceans and includes the Challenger Deep. Oceanic trench begins to subduct. Ocean trenches form when a heavier and flexible oceanic plate begins its decent.


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At the same time, some of the oldest ocean crust occurs in deep sea trenches, which run parallel to continental mountain ranges. A lot of very large earthquakes have been plotted along deep ocean trenches, suggesting that these are seismically active areas (meaning the crust is moving).


Plate Boundaries
Also known as convergent boundaries or compressional boundaries. 1  These cause violent volcanoes and earthquakes, as well as deep-ocean trenches and fold mountains. 2  An oceanic plate and continental plate move towards each other.


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Processes: seismicity and vulcanicity. Associated landforms: young fold mountains, rift valleys, ocean ridges, deep sea trenches and island arcs. . Volcanoes and earthquakes mainly occur along plate boundaries where magma can escape from the earth s mantle or where stresses build up between 2 plates rubbing together.


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The life expectancy of a 1997 Jeep Wrangler Sport is 16 years. To get the full life expectancy out of a vehicle it should be properly maintained.


Do I Know This ?
Making the world better, one answer at a time. The life expectancy of a 1997 Jeep Wrangler Sport is 16 years. To get the full life expectancy out of a vehicle it should be properly maintained.


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What you have to do when you buy a vehicle with that kind of mileage, is to a) check all the service records, if they exist and b) deduct accordingly on the price for the mileage. I would think around $3,000 should be plenty for this car, maybe $4000 if it's from a dealer, has lots of options and is very very clean.


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Wrangler life span. My son wants to buy a Wrangler. He just found a '91 with 213,000 on it. It's got a 2.5L engine. I think this is an old timer circling the drain and is way over price (asking $6,000), but he loves it.


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It would depend on the type of jeep engine. Some WWII 4 cyl. jeep motors are still being used today in the original jeeps. But i believe the older jeeps were expected to last â¦ 70,000 -100,000 miles while the newer overhead motors are expected to reach 200,000 miles.


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What's the practical lifespan for a Wrangler? I would imagine much of the answer depends on the price of the jeep for sale-barring extreme destruction (where the jeep needs to be parted out), if you buy it cheap enough, you can fix it.


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In the case of a wrangler, mileage wise, 2.5L 5 speed will give you 20mpg, 4.0L gives around 18mpg, stock form. Almost everything is replaceable on them, easy to work on, parts are reasonable and easy to get. All my jeeps have been reliable as a rock. We have 4...


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Whats the average life expectancy of the Cherokee's 4.0L I6 if you take care of it? Aka change the oil, and other fluids on time, as well as other parts.


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  EG. if a cancer patient has a 90% life expectancy, they have a 90% chance of surviving the cancer.    It is how long a person is expected to live for.


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These tires have stood the test of time. with there superior tread life and compound Goodyear has gotten this tire down to a science. Check out the Goodyear Wrangler Tire ad Here at Goodyear Tire we have been making tires for over 100 years.


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A dose of 10 milligrams per meter squared of THC has been taken by mouth two hours before and four, eight, 16, and 24 hours after chemotherapy. Cannabinoids have been injected into the muscle over the course of 24 hours in the form of 0.5-1 milligrams of levonantradol three times daily.


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Cannabis plant extracts containing 2.5-120 milligrams of a THC-CBD combination have been taken by mouth daily for 2-15 weeks. A mouth spray (SativexÂ®, containing 2.7 milligrams of THC and 2.5 milligrams of CBD) has been used at a dose of 2.5-120 milligrams in divided doses for up to eight weeks.


CBD Oil Dosage â General Advice to Assess How Much CBD to Take
To treat multiple sclerosis symptoms, 2.5 milligrams of dronabinol (MarinolÂ®) has been taken by mouth daily, increasing to a maximum of 10 milligrams daily for three weeks. A dose of 15-30 milligrams of cannabis extract capsules has been taken by mouth in five-milligram increments, based on tolerance, for 14 days.


New dosage limits for medical marijuana: But where's the science?
And while 1â3 g seems reasonable, based on the literature, more research is needed to be definitive, he says. Medicinal marijuana users are frustrated by the latest twist. Tony Adams of Victoria, BC, is âfuriousâ about the government's failure to respond to his letters regarding dosage reductions. Adams, 60, who suffers from degenerative disc disease and severe arthritis, was licensed for 7 g per day.


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Generic name: dronabinol 2.5mg. Dosage form: capsule. The information at Drugs.com is not a substitute for medical advice. ALWAYS consult your doctor or pharmacist. Appetite Stimulation: Initially, 2.5 mg MARINOL Capsules should be administered orally twice daily (b.i.d.), before lunch and supper. For patients unable to tolerate this 5 mg/day dosage of MARINOL Capsules, the dosage can be reduced to 2.5 mg/day, administered as a single dose in the evening or at bedtime.


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A dose of 2.5 milligrams of THC has been taken by mouth daily, increasing to 10 milligrams daily in 2.5-milligram intervals over a four-day time period for six weeks. To treat rheumatoid arthritis, up to six sprays of SativexÂ® have been used once daily 30 minutes before bed for five weeks.


New dosage limits for medical marijuana: But where's the science?
âIf we had a couple of days in a room with people and pharmacologists then we could sit around and say, here is the best we can come up with, here are some guidelines.â. Under current medical marijuana rules, doctors authorize the amount of marijuana they and their patients feel is necessary.


New dosage limits for medical marijuana: But where's the science?
New evidence-based guidelines are urgently needed to help doctors negotiate Canada's hazy medical marijuana landscape, particularly in light of Health Canada's efforts to impose new dose limits, say the nation's leading cannabis researcher and doctors who have been queried about their marijuana authorizations.


New dosage limits for medical marijuana: But where's the science?
However, the study authors go on to recommend a dose range of 0.05â7.40 g per day, and that was for a more potent form of cannabis currently produced by Health Canada's grower (15% tetrahydrocannabinol content compared to 12%-plus).


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To treat glaucoma (increased eye pressure), a single dose of five milligrams of THC has been placed under the tongue. A dose of 20-40 milligrams of CBD has been placed under the tongue as a single dose; however, 40 milligrams appeared to increase eye pressure.


Toyota Allows Dealers To Walk Away From Sagging Scion Brand
So Toyota has decided to let its dealers off the hook, according to Automotive News, telling them theyâre free from penalty if they decide to walk away from the Scion franchise. About 1,000 of Toyotaâs 1,225 US dealers still carry the Scion franchise, the publication said. That is a far higher percentage than Toyota initially expected, but Scionâs early product successes encouraged more Toyota dealers to jump into the game. Now, many of them are wishing they hadnât.


Toyota history: corporate and automotive
The start of Toyota's international sales. Toyota set up a headquarters in Hollywood in 1957; the first Toyota car registered in the United States was a 1958 Toyopet, sold in 1958; the California license plate was installed by Toyota Motor Sales (USA) president Shotaro Kamiya himself, in front of the California DMV.


The Toyota Recall Crisis
The Toyota Recall Crisis started with a single, horrifying car crash in southern California last August. And this week, after two separate recalls covering 7.5 million vehicles, Toyota was forced to announce it was suspending the sale of eight of its best-selling vehicles. Find out more about the Toyota Recall Crisis from the automotive experts at Motor Trend.


Toyota Allows Dealers To Walk Away From Sagging Scion Brand
So the company is going to let dealers walk away from this once-promising marque without penalty. Small-car sales continue to surge in the American market; but Scion sales were only 41,300 vehicles through July of this year, down by nearly 2 percent from a year ago. And July sales were down by 9 percent year-to-year.


Toyota history: corporate and automotive
The first engine was produced in 1934 (the Type A), the first car and truck in 1935 (the Model A1 and G1, respectively), and its second car design in 1936 (the model AA). In 1937, Toyota Motor Company was split off.


The Toyota Recall Crisis
Floor mats are ruled out as a cause because they are found in the trunk of the car. January 11, 2010: Toyota announced its brake override software fix will be made global by 2011. January 21, 2010: Toyota recalls another 2.3 million Toyota-brand vehicles because of a problem with the gas pedal.


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Affected models include: 1  2005 to 2010 Toyota Avalon. 2  2007 to 2010 Toyota Camry. 3  2009 to 2010 Toyota Corolla. 4  2010 Toyota Highlander. 5  2009 to 2010 Toyota Matrix. 6  2009 to 2010 Toyota Rav4. 7  2008 to 2010 Toyota Sequoia. 8  2008 to 2010 Toyota Tundra.


The Toyota Recall Crisis
And this week, after two separate recalls covering 7.5 million vehicles, Toyota was forced to announce it was suspending the sale of eight of its best-selling vehicles, a move that will cost the company and its dealers a minimum of $54 million a day in lost sales revenue.


Toyota Allows Dealers To Walk Away From Sagging Scion Brand
But Scion hasnât been able to get out of the gate with its iQ that appeared two years ago. Its sales were down by more than half from a year ago, to only about 2,600 units. For Toyota and its overall U.S. sales of more than 1.3 million in the United States through July, iQâs sales were a rounding error. The brand made quite a splash when it debuted as Toyotaâs âyouth playâ in 2003, and sales soared to about 173,000 units in the United States in 2006.


The Toyota Recall Crisis
Toyota notifies NHTSA late in the day that it will expand its November 25 recall to cover an additional 1.1 million vehicles. The recall now includes the Toyota Venza and more model years of the Toyota Highlander, as well as the Pontiac Vibe.


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Most people should get all the nutrients they need by having a varied and balanced diet, although some few people may need to take extra supplements. What this guide covers This guide has information about:


The 5 Minerals You Really Need ... and How to Add Them to Your Diet
Bonus: Like potassium, calcium helps regulate blood pressure. On your plate: milk (and other dairy products), spinach, beans and calcium-fortified products. 4. Magnesium: One of the most underrated minerals, magnesium is involved in over 300 chemical reactions in your body.


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other vitamins and minerals â including beta-carotene, copper, potassium and zinc ; Use these links to find out what these nutrients do, how much of them you need, how to ensure you get enough, and what the risks are if you take too much. Additional information. There are separate pages on: vitamins for children


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Vitamins and minerals. vitamins-minerals Vitamin A. vitamins-minerals B vitamins and folic acid. vitamins-minerals Vitamin C. vitamins-minerals Vitamin D. vitamins-minerals Vitamin E. vitamins-minerals Vitamin K. vitamins-minerals Calcium.


Veganism
There are separate pages on: 1  vitamins for children. 2  vitamins, supplements and nutrition in pregnancy. 3  fluoride.


The 5 Minerals You Really Need ... and How to Add Them to Your Diet
The 5 Minerals You Really Need ... and How to Add Them to Your Diet. According to Nobel Prize-winner Dr. Linus Pauling, you can trace every health ailment to a mineral deficiency. Who knew?Stress, for example, robs your body of magnesium. An iron deficiency can make you feel lethargic -- and compromise your immunity.


The 5 Minerals You Really Need ... and How to Add Them to Your Diet
On your plate: bananas, baked potatoes, raisins, tomatoes and artichokes. 1  3. Calcium: Sure, calcium helps build strong bones, but it also helps prevent PMS (a welcome side effect for women everywhere). 2  4. Magnesium: One of the most underrated minerals, magnesium is involved in over 300 chemical reactions in your body.


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other vitamins and minerals â including beta-carotene, copper, potassium and zinc Use these links to find out what these nutrients do, how much of them you need, how to ensure you get enough, and what the risks are if you take too much.


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Vitamins and minerals are nutrients your body needs in small amounts to work properly and stay healthy. Most people should get all the nutrients they need by having a varied and balanced diet, although some few people may need to take extra supplements. What this guide covers. This guide has information about: vitamin A B vitamins and folic acid


The 5 Minerals You Really Need ... and How to Add Them to Your Diet
So which minerals do you need, and how do you add them to your diet? Minerals are incredibly important for health and to prevent chronic disease. Without them we'd suffer from osteoporosis, PMS, high blood pressure and low energy, just to name a few, says Karen Ansel, a registered dietitian in New York.


Gas to Solid Examples
This change of state from a gas to a solid is not a very common phase change but is referred to as deposition. It is called deposition because the particles in the gas form are depositing into a solid form. Examples of Gas to Solid: 1. Making dry ice or solid carbon dioxide involves the removal of gaseous carbon dioxide from air and using cold temperatures and higher pressure causes the gas particles to skip the liquid phase and deposit into a solid to form a chunk of dry ice. 2.


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It's sublimation, and it's also called sublimation when matter goes from the gas state to the solid state.Hope this answers your question. Source(s): my textbook. paulturtle92 Â· 10 years ago. Thumbs up.


Phase Transitions
1 Solid to liquid phase transitions are known as  melting 2  .. Solid to gas phase transitions are known as  sublimation 3  .. In most cases, solids turn into gases only after an intermediate liquid state.


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Sublimation is where a solid turns into a gas directly without a liquid stage.    Many solids are able to do this under the right temperature and pressure conditions. C â¦ ommon examples are iodine and dry ice (solid carbon dioxide). Answers Publisher.


What is the change of a solid directly to a gas?
Confidence votes 14. The process is called sublimation. Solids can turn directly into gases, and gases can turn directly into solid without ever being a liquid. Carbon dioxide (dry ice) is a common example of this. Other examples are mothballs, solid air fresheners (Air Wick), and iodine.


Substitutes for Cream of Tartar
Cream of tartar is a fine white powder that is called for in many recipes. It is an acid known as potassium hydrogen tartrate, and it's formed during the fermentation of grapes into wine. It has many uses in recipes, but sometimes you may need to substitute cream of tartar in a recipe, such as when you have none on hand.


tartar
manual or mechanical, handheld instruments used to scrape tartar (dental calculus) from the teeth of dogs. There is a variety of tips including triangle, hoe (right and left) and claw. They may be single or double ended.


What is Tartar?
There are two types of tartar :supragingival and subgingival. Supragingival refers to calculus deposits above the gum, and subgingival to deposits below the gum. Once these deposits form, you canât remove them yourself, and require a dental cleaning, usually with sharp scraping instruments to get rid of them.


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Tartar is mineral deposits on the teeth. It is extremely important to get rid of tartar, since tartar deposits can cause...


Dental Plaque and Tartar: Causes, Prevention, and Removal
Tartar buildup on the other hand bonds strongly to enamel and must be removed by a dental professional, which is why itâs so important to be proactive and remove plaque before it becomes a problem. If you start seeing any signs of tartar buildup, be sure to see your dental professional.


Dental Plaque and Tartar: Causes, Prevention, and Removal
Tartar, also called dental calculus, is a yellow or brown colored deposit that forms when plaque hardens on your teeth. Because tartar buildup on teeth is strongly bonded to the tooth enamel, it can only be removed by a dental professional. You have a greater risk of developing tartar with braces, dry mouth, crowded teeth, smoking and aging.


Dental Plaque and Tartar: Causes, Prevention, and Removal
Also try CrestÂ® PRO-HEALTH Advanced with Extra Tartar Protection to fight cavities and help prevent tartar. Dental Plaque and Tartar Removal There are two main methods to removing the plaque on your teeth: using the mechanical motion of brushing and flossing, to remove plaque, and exposing plaque to anti-bacterial ingredients to kill and help keep it from growing back.


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Mineral deposits on the teeth are called tartar. Dental cleaning is required to remove tartar. Flossing can help to reduce tartar build-up. Tartar buildup will likely cause persistent bad breath. Breath spray can help combat tartar. A toothbrush with tartar control toothpaste on it. Tartar accelerates plaque formation.


Substitutes for Cream of Tartar
Your substitute for cream of tartar depends on what you are using it in. Cream of tartar is used in several applications. It is often used in baking to give baking soda an acid to react with, to act as a leavening agent. It is also used to stabilize egg whites, particularly during the preparation of meringue.


What is Tartar?
Tartar refers to mineral deposits on the teeth, both above and below the gums that have hardened. These deposits are easy to recognize since they tend to stain easily, and you may note places on the teeth with brown or yellow stains. These stains are usually not on the teeth themselves but to tartar, also called calculus, buildup. This buildup is distinct from plaque, which is caused by bacteria on the teeth, but both are usually present in the mouths of people who have poor oral hygiene.


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1 Eating three bowls of oatmeal (28 gram servings) daily can decrease total cholesterol by about 5 mg/dL. 2  Oat bran products (oat bran muffins, oat bran flakes, oat bran Os, etc.) may vary in their ability to lower cholesterol, depending on the total soluble fiber content.


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I've been vegetarian for 9 years, but I turned vegan only about 5 months ago. Since I became vegan, my skin colour's gone darker... not that I don't like dark skin, but I loved the tone of my natural skin colour! And now it's a horribly unhealthy...


Pros and cons of eating oats meal
Q: What are the pros and cons of eating oats meal in the early morning for both male and female.


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Oats might help reduce cholesterol and blood sugar levels and control appetite by causing a feeling of fullness. Oat bran might work by blocking the absorption from the gut of substances that contribute to heart disease, high cholesterol, and diabetes.