What does the ambulance term A&O times 0 mean?
Report Abuse. A&O refers to Awake and Oriented. So if the say the patient is A&O x O that means the person is awake, but they do not know who they are, where they are, or what time it is. Melissa K Â· 8 years ago.Thumbs up. 1. Thumbs down. 1. Comment. Add a comment. Submit.ou can add a 4th (for AOx4), and that would be if they are able to describe recent events leading up to the accident, illness, or whatever. To avoid confusion, if a patient is not AOx3 (or 4) I describe exactly what the deviation is.


A&Ox4...?
3= self, person, place. 4= self, person, place...some nurses assess the patient's awareness of time/other nurses assess the patient's awareness of the situation.The order is based on a hierarchy of neurological function/dysfunction.sking the right questions and assessment of the patient's condition and other dysfunctions is important. For example, you can't expect verbalized answers from a stroke patient that is aphasic, otherwise you might misinterpret the answers as A/O x 1. You have to use other tools or assessment methods at your disposal.


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1 Do NOT use characters like 2  %, #, . (periods), and a, (commas). 3  For superscripts and subscripts, type the number without any special formatting, (e.g., for H 2 O, enter h2o or H2O). 4  If a number appears first, enter it first, (e.g., enter 5fu when searching for 5fu). Do NOT use characters like 2  %, #, . (periods), and a, (commas). 3  For superscripts and subscripts, type the number without any special formatting, (e.g., for H 2 O, enter h2o or H2O). 4  If a number appears first, enter it first, (e.g., enter 5fu when searching for 5fu).


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TBI = Traumatic Brain Injury. There are many definitions of tbi, but it's basically any trauma to the head that disrupts normal brain function. For instance, some argue that only a 'significant' loss of consciousness equals a tbi, while other believe that any loc is considered a tbi. Pt. that hits their head hard enough to Ring their bell gets the full treatment-C-Collar, etc. as a precaution. As Jeannie said it is far better to err on the side of caution and CYA. I would not consider this a TBI necessarily but would certianly watch this patient like a hawk, all the way to the hospital.


What does the ambulance term A&O times 0 mean?
You can add a 4th (for AOx4), and that would be if they are able to describe recent events leading up to the accident, illness, or whatever. To avoid confusion, if a patient is not AOx3 (or 4) I describe exactly what the deviation is.ou can add a 4th (for AOx4), and that would be if they are able to describe recent events leading up to the accident, illness, or whatever. To avoid confusion, if a patient is not AOx3 (or 4) I describe exactly what the deviation is.


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Richard Breathnach, molecular biologist; See also. Kenneth Branagh, actor and film director; MÃchael Breathnach GAC, a Gaelic Athletic Association club; Bhreathnach; References. The Book of Ulster Surnames, Robert Bell, 1988. Walsh:Breathnach, DÃ¡ithÃ Ã hÃgÃ¡in, Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 2003


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Breathnach or Bhreathnach (meaning Welshman) is an Irish surname, indicating an ancestor who was Welsh. It is the Irish-language version of surnames such as Brannagh, Brunnock, Brannick, Walsh, Wallace, and Wallis.


Breathnach
This page lists people with the surname Breathnach. If an internal link intending to refer to a specific person led you to this page, you may wish to change that link by adding the person's given name(s) to the link.


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Bearers of the name. 1  BreandÃ¡n Breathnach, music collector and uilleann piper. 2  CÃ¡rthach BÃ¡n Breathnach, actor and DJ. 3  Conchur Breathnach, Boyne RFC rugby player. 4  Cormac Breathnach, teacher and politician. 5  Edel Bhreathnach, academic and historian. 6  DeasÃºn Breathnach, writer and journalist.


Breathnach
Breathnach or Bhreathnach is an Irish surname, indicating an ancestor who was Welsh. It is the Irish-language version of surnames such as Brannagh, Brunnock, Brannick, Walsh, Wallace, and Wallis. However, it does not necessarily mean that the ancestor concerned was from modern-day Wales; Robert Bell notes that Wallace was a surname indicating a Briton native of Strathclyde or any part of the Latin name Wallensis meant just that. The name appears in twelfth-century records of Ayrshire and Renfrew


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Paddy Breathnach, film director and producer; PÃ¡draic Breathnach, actor and producer; SeÃ¡n BÃ¡n Breathnach, radio and television personality; SÃ©anna Breathnach, Provisional Irish Republican Army and Sinn FÃ©in member; Richard Breathnach, molecular biologist; See also. Kenneth Branagh, actor and film director


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The Surf-Specific Degree
If youâre a high school surfer panicking about what to study in college, or if youâre the parent of one and youâre worried that your young shredder doesnât have the academic commitment for a university degree, there may be hope for the both of you.


What kind of education do you need to be a drumline instructor?
Best Answer: The good news for you is that, in order to be a drumline instructor, no formal education is technically required. Of course, that doesn't mean that you can just walk into a school and take over the drumline. While you don't need any formal education, the are things that will really help.


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If you wish to teach beyond the high-school level, you will need at least a masterâs degree. Many 2-year community colleges often hire instructors with only masterâs degrees, as long as they have some teaching experience.


How to Become a Higher Education Teacher
Masterâs Degree in Higher Education. If you wish to teach beyond the high-school level, you will need at least a masterâs degree. Many 2-year community colleges often hire instructors with only masterâs degrees, as long as they have some teaching experience.


What kind of education do you need to be a drumline instructor?
Best Answer: The good news for you is that, in order to be a drumline instructor, no formal education is technically required. Of course, that doesn't mean that you can just walk into a school and take over the drumline.


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As a horse riding instructor you would work with people of different ages, riding ability and experience, and teach them to ride horses. If you have patience and love working with horses, this could be the career for you.


What kind of education do you need to be a drumline instructor?
If you are confused by anything, just ask your instructor why he wrote what he did (assuming he wrote the drum parts). After you begin to understand, try writing your own drum parts to the piece and see how you do. One more thing... You need to be able to rehearse a drumline.


What Degree Do You Need to Be an Online Instructor at a Community College?
These courses are required for most degree programs, and students often find it easier and cheaper to take them through a community college than at a four-year university. To teach general education courses online, most community colleges require a masterâs degree with 18 graduate hours in the subject being taught.


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As a horse riding instructor you would work with people of different ages, riding ability and experience, and teach them to ride horses. If you have patience and love working with horses, this could be the career for you. Youâll need to have great communication skills and be able to motivate riders of all abilities.


Colorado Technical University
The degree is like many others, what you make of it, I had a great time surfing almost every day but also studying hard and getting a first and then a good job. If you see it purely as a piece of paper to get a job with then yes I agree it will be a waste but as far as a life experience it was one of my favourites.


How Soon Can You Remarry After a Divorce in Massachusetts?
After the court enters the judgment, the parties must wait 90 days until the divorce becomes absolute. In other words, it can take at least 270 days before you can remarry. Effect of Separation Agreement on a Contested Divorce.


How soon can you remarry after your divorce?
How soon can you remarry after your divorce? The old adage around the courthouse is to wait 30 days to âlet the ink dryâ on your Divorce Judgment before getting remarried. In Cook County divorce cases, the moment the judge signs your Judgment for Dissolution of Marriage, you are, in fact, legally divorced.


How soon can you remarry after your divorce?
After 30 days undoing a judgment in much more difficult. Your ex-spouse still has the right to ask the court to vacate the judgment, but few divorce cases can satisfy the requirements after 30 days. Second, the judge can undo the judgment if you donât file the transcript.


How soon after a divorce can one remarry?
When the divorce is finalized, then you can legally re-marry. The divorce is not finalized at the final hearing date, however. As far as how long you need to wait before you can remarry, you'll need to wait either 90 days or 120 days, depending on whether your divorce was contested or uncontested. The judgment of divorce nisi should tell you the date that it becomes effective.


How Soon Can You Remarry After a Divorce in Massachusetts?
A judge will make findings and issue a judgment within 30 days; however, the divorce is not considered absolute until 90 days after the judgment. In other words, it can be up to 120 days after the hearing before you can remarry.


I am divorced. Can I remarry according to the Bible?
What we can know for sure is that it is Godâs plan for a married couple to stay married as long as both spouses are alive (Genesis 2:24; Matthew 19:6). The only specific allowance for remarriage after a divorce is for adultery (Matthew 19:9), and even this is debated among Christians. Another possibility is desertionâwhen an unbelieving spouse leaves a believing spouse (1 Corinthians 7:12â15).


How Long Do You Have to Wait Before You Can Remarry After Your Divorce in Alabama?
Appeal Period. If either your or your spouse files an appeal of the divorce decree during the 60-day waiting period, you may not remarry while the appeal is pending. If the divorce decree is upheld by the court, and after the 60 days have passed, both of you are free to remarry.


Ending a Marriage in the Only Country That Bans Divorce
What's an Annulment and How is it Different From a Divorce? An annulment is very different from a divorce--it's as though your marriage never happened. Like a divorce, an annulment ends a marriage. But unlike a divorce, when you get an annulment itâs as though you were never married, at least in some ways.


How Long Do You Have to Wait Before You Can Remarry After Your Divorce in Alabama?
The state of Alabama mandates a waiting period after a divorce before you may marry again inside the state. Alabama generally lacks jurisdiction, however, to enforce marriage laws outside its boundaries. The state's waiting period is 60 days, barring a court order to the contrary.


I am divorced. Can I remarry according to the Bible?
Subscribe to our Question of the Week: Question: I am divorced. Can I remarry according to the Bible?. Answer: We often receive questions like âI am divorced for such and such a reason. Can I get remarried?â âI have been divorced twiceâthe first for adultery by my spouse, the second for incompatibility.


Bill Gates is named world's richest person again
There are a record 1,826 billionaires in the world, Forbes said, an increase of 181 in the past 12 months. Mr Gates has now been top of the list for 16 of the last 21 years, Forbes added.


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Forbes List: 10 richest people in the world. 10 richest people in the world: Forbes just released its list of the richest people in the world. Who were the 10 richest? Take a look... Photo: Getty Images. Fullscreen.


The World's Billionaires
The United States has the largest number of billionaires with 526. Russia went down to 88 from 111 in 2014. Russia is now placed behind China, Germany and India by the number dollar billionaires. Iceland has a billionaire Thor Bjorgolfsson in the list after a gap of five years.


Bill Gates is named world's richest person again
Image caption Bill Gates has been named the world's richest person for 16 of the last 20 years. Bill Gates has been declared the richest man in the world for the 16th time by Forbes magazine's annual ranking of global billionaires. The Microsoft founder once again beat Mexican businessman Carlos Slim to the top spot. Mr Gates' net worth rose by just over $3bn (Â£1.94bn) in the year to 13 February, to $79bn.


Forbes List: 10 richest people in the world
Forbes List: 10 richest people in the world. Last Slide Next Slide. 10 richest people in the world: Forbes just released its list of the richest people in the world.


The World's Billionaires
Microsoft founder Bill Gates has topped the list 16 of the past 21 years, including the 2015 list. In 2015, there was a record of 1,826 people on the list that included a record 290 newcomers with 71 from China, 57 from the US, 28 from India and Germany with 23. People under 40 had 46 join the list.


Bill Gates is named world's richest person again
She has been declared the richest woman in the world for five of the last six years by Forbes. Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg moves up five places in the rankings to number 16, with a net worth of $33.4bn. This is the first time he has been included in the list of the world's 20 richest people. The youngest billionaire in the world is 24 year-old Evan Spiegel, the co-founder of messaging app Snapchat, with a fortune of $1.5bn.


What mileage do I need to get my spark plugs replaced at?
Platinum plugs supposedly last 100k, but I don't think I'd want anything -- especially anything in close proximity to explosions -- hanging around in my engine for a hundred thousand miles. I change mine at 60k, which has worked well for me. Windowphobe Â· 4 years ago.


How to Replace Spark Plugs
Spark plug misunderstanding. When you change the spark plugs, donât be shocked to see the center electrode âworn downâ to the size of a pin. If your car was equipped with fine-wire iridium spark plugs, the center electrode on those plugs can be as small as 0.4 mm when new.


How many miles are you supposed to change your sparkplugs?
Hope that helps and best of luck.By the way most ppl drive about 10,000 miles a yr and do yearly tune ups , plus most spark plugs will last a few years and well over 30,000 miles. Most of the cars from the late 80's up are in the 70,000 to 100,000 mile range for a spark plug change. The improvement in the ignition systems and the plugs has reduced the need to replace them. Your owners manual should give you a mileage figure in the maintenance section. Source(s): Been repairing and restoring cars for 50 years. mustanger Â· 9 years ago.


How Often Should You Change Spark Plugs
How Often Should You Change Spark Plugs Posted on Autos.com Editor. in Car Maintenance. on October 7, 2013. Determining how often to change a spark plug on a vehicle involves several factors. Checking the ownerâs manual will reveal the recommended plug change interval.


Should You Replace Your Spark Plugs?
WHY CHANGE 'EM? What motorists need to be told today is why the plugs should be replaced according to their vehicle manufacturer's scheduled maintenance recommendations be it every 30,000 miles, or 60,000 to 100,000 miles in the case of long life plugs. So here are three good reasons why the plugs need to be changed:


How to Replace Spark Plugs
For example, if youâve already got 80,000 miles on a set of 100,000-mile plugs, theyâre 80 percent worn and beginning to take a toll on engine performance and gas mileage. Worse yet, after that many miles, spark plugs have a tendency to seize in the cylinder head.


Should You Replace Your Spark Plugs?
One way to tell if the plugs need changing is to look at a vehicle's odometer. If it's been more than the recommended number of miles (usually 30,000 - 60,000) since the plugs were last changed, it's time for a new set.


How Often Should You Change Spark Plugs
A 4-cylinder 2009 Hyundai Accent has its first recommended spark plug change at 30,000 miles for both normal and severe conditions. Likewise, a 4-cylinder 1990 Honda Accord recommends a plug change every 30,000 miles or two years. âLong-Lifeâ Plugs Several manufacturers advertise âlong lifeâ spark plugs. Using precious metals such as silver, platinum, gold and iridium, these plugs have an advertised life close to 100,000 miles.


Everything You Need to Know About Spark Plugs
We install a range of high-quality, quick-starting Bosch spark plugs, so you can get where you need to go â without delay. Bosch Platinum Plus spark plugs: Made with durable, efficient platinum, these plugs maximize MPGs. Adding appeal, they can perform 25% longer than previous Bosch Platinum spark plug.


What mileage do I need to get my spark plugs replaced at?
I have a 2010 chev equinox with 62000 miles eng light came on and the guy replaced my plugs does this sound right and after 3 days it came on again I went to the auto part store and they gave me a read out on it today. Jdog Â· 3 years ago. 0. Thumbs up.


Big Island Dairy LLC
Business Description. Big Island Dairy is located in Ookala, Hawaii. This organization primarily operates in the Dairy Farms business / industry within the Agricultural Production-Livestock and Animal Specialties sector.he phone number for Big Island Dairy is (808) 895-3584. Big Island Dairy is located at Highway 11 Mile Marker 30, Ookala, HI 96774. Big Island Dairy has been in business for approximately 4 years.


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Ê»ÅÊ»Åkala (also spelled Ookala) is an unincorporated community on the island of Hawaii in Hawaii County, Hawaii, United States.ts elevation is 371 feet (113 m), and it is located at 20Â°1â²3â³N 155Â°17â²14â³Wï»¿ / ï»¿20.01750Â°N 155.28722Â°Wï»¿ / 20.01750; -155.28722 Coordinates: 20Â°1â²3â³N 155Â°17â²14â³Wï»¿ / ï»¿20.01750Â°N 155.28722Â°Wï»¿ / 20.01750; -155.28722 (20.0175000, -155.2872222).


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Big Island Dairy LLC is a small, fairly new dairy farm in Ookala, Hawaii.It opened in 2011 and now has an estimated $1.7 million in yearly revenue and 21 employees.ccording to D&B, Big Island Dairy LLC employs 21 people, which is significantly more than its dairy farming competitors in both Hawaii County and the United States (where the median employee count is 2). Revenue per Employee. For every employee, Big Island Dairy LLC brings in an estimated $80,952 in revenue a year.


Department of Agriculture
OOKALA, Hawaii â Big Island Dairy, the largest of two dairies in the State of Hawaii, held an open house on Monday to showcase advances the dairy has accomplished since changing ownership in December 2012.he dairy also uses modern technology and methods to address environmental concerns, such as waste disposal, wastewater and run-off management. Presently, the only other commercial dairy in the state is Clover Leaf Dairy, also on Hawaii Island and operated by Ed Boteilho, who was also present at the event.


Ookala, Hawaii
Ookala, Hawaii. Hawaii, everyone's dream destination for vacation, has been quite a challenge when it comes to construction. It all began more than a year ago with site evaluation, plan designing, and engineering challenges.The dairy is located on the Big Island at Ookala, half way between Waimea and Hilo, at mile marker 30, the average slope is 12% and there is the possibility of hurricanes, earthquakes and 80 inches of rain per year.July of 2012 found Kelly Vance in Hawaii taking classes and testing for his Hawaii Contractor's License.awaii, everyone's dream destination for vacation, has been quite a challenge when it comes to construction. It all began more than a year ago with site evaluation, plan designing, and engineering challenges.


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Weather Geography Districts. O'okala is a small community of fewer than 200 people on the Big Island's lush Hamakua Coast, about 4 miles (6.4 km) north of Laupahoehoe.Before the year 2000, the town had multiple names until the Board of Geographic Names ruled that the town would be called O'okala.eather Geography Districts. O'okala is a small community of fewer than 200 people on the Big Island's lush Hamakua Coast, about 4 miles (6.4 km) north of Laupahoehoe.


Big Island Dairy LLC
Questions & Answers. The phone number for Big Island Dairy is (808) 895-3584. Big Island Dairy is located at Highway 11 Mile Marker 30, Ookala, HI 96774. Big Island Dairy has been in business for approximately 4 years.Big Island Dairy is estimated to generate $1.7 million in annual revenues, and employs approximately 21 people at this location.he phone number for Big Island Dairy is (808) 895-3584. Big Island Dairy is located at Highway 11 Mile Marker 30, Ookala, HI 96774. Big Island Dairy has been in business for approximately 4 years.


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According to Dun & Bradstreet, Big Island Dairy LLC earns an estimated $1.7 million a year, making it one of the largest dairy farms in both Hawaii County and the United States.ccording to D&B, Big Island Dairy LLC employs 21 people, which is significantly more than its dairy farming competitors in both Hawaii County and the United States (where the median employee count is 2). Revenue per Employee. For every employee, Big Island Dairy LLC brings in an estimated $80,952 in revenue a year.


George A GuarigliaHewitt - Doctors
According to D&B, Big Island Dairy LLC employs 21 people, which is significantly more than its dairy farming competitors in both Hawaii County and the United States (where the median employee count is 2).Revenue per Employee. For every employee, Big Island Dairy LLC brings in an estimated $80,952 in revenue a year.ccording to D&B, Big Island Dairy LLC employs 21 people, which is significantly more than its dairy farming competitors in both Hawaii County and the United States (where the median employee count is 2). Revenue per Employee. For every employee, Big Island Dairy LLC brings in an estimated $80,952 in revenue a year.


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This year finds us on the Big Island of Hawaii, building a dairy for Steve Whitesides. We are also in Newcastle, Utah building a parlor for Bob Holt, and in Outlook, Washington updating the manure system for Jeff Bosma.awaii, everyone's dream destination for vacation, has been quite a challenge when it comes to construction. It all began more than a year ago with site evaluation, plan designing, and engineering challenges.


Download the World War I Worksheets & Facts
World War I also known as the First World War, was a global war centered in Europe that began on 28th July 1914 and lasted until 11th November 1918.


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The war lasted exactly four years, three months and 14 days. Before World War II began in 1939, World War I was called the Great War, the World War or the War to End all Wars. 135 countries took part in World War I, and more than 15 million people died in the war.


When Did World War 1 Begin
When Did World War 1 Begin. World War I began in 1914 when the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria was assassinated in Sarajevo in the Balkans by Gavrilo Princip.


Download the World War I Worksheets & Facts
World War I Facts. World War, I also known as the First World War, was a global war centered in Europe that began on 28th July 1914 and lasted until 11th November 1918. The war lasted exactly four years, three months and 14 days.


World War 1
The True Cause of World War 1. History books record that World War I started when the nations went to war to avenge the assassination of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, the heir to the Habsburg throne, on June 28, 1914.


World War 1
History books record that World War I started when the nations went to war to avenge the assassination of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, the heir to the Habsburg throne, on June 28, 1914. This is the typical explanation.


How it Began - Introduction
If you are new to the First World War-or are rusty after many years since history class-the reasons for the so-called 'Great War' can be shrouded in confusion. The Second World War was rather more straightforward: no questions there who did what and who was at fault.


World War 1
History books record that World War I started when the nations went to war to avenge the assassination of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, the heir to the Habsburg throne, on June 28, 1914.


Interchange and Assessments - What are they? / What to look out for
Essentially, the âInterchangeâ rate is a percentage that is deducted from each credit card transaction amount, and the âAssessmentâ fee is a set percentage of processing volume charged by Visa, MasterCard and Discover.


Interchange and Assessment
Interchange fees are determined by the payment brands. The rate that you pay for a transaction varies depending on type of card (debit, credit, rewards card), type of transaction (the card is present, a phone order, an online order) and your average transaction volume.


Credit Card Processing Fees & Rates
Card Brand Fees. Visa, MasterCard and Discover charge assessments on every transaction involving one of their credit cards. Like interchange, assessments are exactly the same for all credit card processors and no processor can give you a lower rate or a better deal on assessments.


What is the Visa Transaction Integrity Fee and How Can I Avoid It?
Introduced in April 2012, the Visa Transaction Integrity Fee is a Visa Card Association Assessment fee on debit and prepaid card transactions. The fee is assessed on both consumer and commercial, regulated and non-regulated transactions that are either not eligible or fail to meet CPS qualification. The fee is $0.10.


Even card purchases at home trigger 'international' fee
If you make credit card transactions and the merchant uses a bank located in a different country, an international service assessment (Visa) or cross-border transaction fee (MasterCard) may be charged. The bank may or may not pass this fee on to the credit card user. If the fee is passed on, it must be disclosed.


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looking at moving my credit card processing from a company that has been charging me interchange + approximately .30 markup + .17% discount fee + .10 per item fee. to a reputable bank charging interchange fee + .20% and .10 per item. My question is, I run approx. 12,000,000.00 in credit card sales a year.


Credit Card Processing Fees & Rates
If your business is based in the U.S., the acquirer processing fee will apply to all Visa credit card authorizations. Visa Acquirer Processing Fee (APF) - Debit. $0.0155 per Visa Debit Transaction. On April 1, 2012, Visa began charging a separate lower APF for transactions involving a Debit Card.


Interchange and Assessment
Interchange and Assessment. Interchange is when the card payment transaction is passed between the merchant and Chase Paymentech, between us and the payment brands (such as VisaÂ® and MasterCardÂ®), and between the payment brands and the bank that issued the card. A fee is charged on every transaction you process.


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Effective January 15, 2012 MasterCard's Acquirer Brand Volume Fee increased from 0.12% to 0.13%. This assessment applies to consumer and business credit volume on transactions of $1,000 or greater. This assessment does not apply to signature debit transactions regardless of size.


How to Do Averages With Percentages in Excel
Enter the corresponding percentages in column B. In the example, if regular tests were worth 10 percent each, the midterm was worth 20 percent and the final 50 percent, then you'd enter 10%, 10%, 10%, 20% and 50% in cells B1 through B5. Be sure to include the percentage symbol so Excel knows they are percentages.


Get total from percentage
How the formula works. In the example, the active cell contains this formula: =C6/D6. Excel simply divides the value in cell C6 by the percentage value in cell D6. The result is the number $1,120, which is the total of all expenses in this case. Note that the value in cell D6 is a decimal value (in this case .625).


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You would enter a formula in the % of Grand Total column to divide the value in the Total Cost column by the grand total, then format the result as a percentage. So that you can fill the formula down the % of Grand Total column easily, you would use an absolute reference to the cell with the grand total.


Get total from percentage
How the formula works. Excel simply divides the value in cell C6 by the percentage value in cell D6. The result is the number $1,120, which is the total of all expenses in this case. Note that the value in cell D6 is a decimal value (in this case .625).


Get percentage of total
Excel simply divides the values in column C by the total in C11. For the formula shown, the result is the decimal number .63. Because the Percentage number format is applied to cell E6, Excel displays .63 as 63%. Note: the reference to C11 is absolute (i.e. $C$11) so that it won't change when the formula is copied down the column.


How to Do Averages With Percentages in Excel
4. Enter =A1*B1 without quotes in cell C1. In the example, this multiplies 10 percent times 85 to get 8.5. 5. Click the lower right corner of cell C1 and drag to the last cell in column C, which corresponds to the last data entry in columns A and B. This copies the formula to the selected cells.


Percent Change
The percent change formula is used very often in Excel. For example, to calculate the Monthly Change and Total Change. 1a. Select cell C3 and enter the formula shown below. 1b. Select cell C3. On the Home tab, in the Number group, apply a Percentage format. 1c.


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There is really nothing to calculate. In your example the percentage of the grand total compared to itself will always be 100%. Best practices, however, are described in Steven Slusser's answer. Views Â· View Upvotes.


Calculate percentages
Say that your company sold $125,000 this quarter, and you need to find out what percentage $20,000 is of the total. To find out, divide $20,000 by $125,000. Hereâs the formula in cell C2: =B2/A2. The result is shown as 0.16 because cell C2 is not formatted as a percentage. To format 0.16 as a percentage, (which will also remove the zero) on the Home tab, click the Percentage button. If you are using Excel Online, click Home > Number Format > Percentage. In cell B3, divide the second yearâs sales ($598,634.00) by the first year ($485,000.00), and then subtract 1. Hereâs the formula in cell C3. =(B2/A2)-1. The percentage of change between the two years is 23%.


Increase by percentage
To calculate percent of a total (i.e. calculate a percent distribution), you can use a formula that simply divides an amount by the total. Note: you must format the result using the Percentage number format in Excel to see 25%, 10%, etc.


Herbicides & Weed Killers
1 Selective Herbicides: Weed killers that are made to target a specific kind of weed. This is useful for when you want to kill the weeds in your lawn, but not your lawn.  Non Selective Herbicides: Weed killers that are made to kill a broad spectrum of weeds all at once.


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Safety phrases See Sections 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13. ADG classification Not a âDangerous goodâ for transport by road or rail according to the Australian Code. for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail. For transport by sea this. product is a Class 9, Marine Pollutant â See Section 14.


Herbicides & Weed Killers
In order to treat your lawn and garden correctly, you need to know which kind of weed killer to use. Herbicides and weed killers can be broken down into four main categories: the pre emergent, post emergent, selective, and non selective. Let me briefly explain what each of these kinds of weed killers are.


Triuranium octoxide
It is generally considered to be the more attractive form for disposal purposes because, under normal environmental conditions, U3O8 is one of the most kinetically and thermodynamically stable forms of uranium and also because it is the form of uranium found in nature. Its particle density is 8.3 g cmâ3.


Triuranium octoxide
Triuranium octoxide (U3O8) is a compound of uranium. It is present as an olive green to black, odorless solid. It is one of the more popular forms of yellowcake and is shipped between mills and refineries in this form. U3O8 has potential long-term stability in a geologic environment.


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Avoid creating dust. Collect and store in recovery drums. Seal and label drums for safe. disposal. Deal with all spillages immediately. If contamination of drains, streams, watercourses, etc. is. unavoidable, warn the local water authority.


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Description: A pre-emergent or early post-emergent herbicide used to control bindweed and some annual broad-leaved weeds in food and non-food situations. Example pests controlled: Crabgrass; Annual bluegrass; Goosegrass; Buttonweed; Annual sedge.


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If poisoning occurs, immediately contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre (telephone 13 11 26), and follow the advice given. Show this Material Safety Data Sheet to the doctor. Inhalation If inhaled, remove to fresh air and keep at rest.


Herbicides & Weed Killers
Weeds are most definitely one of those things that need to be controlled and Do My Own Pest Control has the professional grade herbicides and weed killers to help you get rid of weeds for good. We only supply the best weed killer for lawns and garden areas so that you get the results you're expecting.


Herbicides & Weed Killers
One of the best and most common herbicides used in the United States today, for general weed killing, is called Glyphosate. Glyphosate is a broad-use herbicide and is the active ingredient in Roundup. In fact, until 2000, this weed killer was patented by the company that makes Roundup. Now, you can buy this active ingredient from Do My Own Pest Control and save money! Another common pre emergent herbicide used by the professionals, to get rid of nutsedge and broadleaf weeds, is called Sedgehammer.


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A bunch of collagen fibrils forms a collagen fiber, which is the basic unit of a tendon. A fine sheath of connective tissue called endotenon invests each collagen fiber and binds fibers together.


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A group of secondary fiber bundles, in turn, forms a tertiary bundle, and the tertiary bundles make up the tendon. The entire tendon is surrounded by a fine connective tissue sheath called epitenon. The three-dimensional ultrastructure of tendon fibers and fiber bundles is complex.


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A bunch of collagen fibrils forms a collagen fiber, which is the basic unit of a tendon. A fine sheath of connective tissue called endotenon invests each collagen fiber and binds fibers together. A bunch of collagen fibers forms a primary fiber bundle, and a group of primary fiber bundles forms a secondary fiber bundle.


Muscle Fibre Types
Within skeletal muscle there are three types of fiber: Type I. Type I fibers are also known as slow twitch fibers. They are red in colour due to the presence of large volumes of myoglobin and so oxygen and high numbers of Mitochondria.


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A bunch of collagen fibers forms a primary fiber bundle, and a group of primary fiber bundles forms a secondary fiber bundle. A group of secondary fiber bundles, in turn, forms a tertiary bundle, and the tertiary bundles make up the tendon.


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A group of secondary fiber bundles, in turn, forms a tertiary bundle, and the tertiary bundles make up the tendon. The entire tendon is surrounded by a fine connective tissue sheath called epitenon.


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For this reason the muscles containing mainly type I fibers are often postural muscles such as those in the neck and spine due to their endurance capabilities Also, athletes such as marathon runners have a high number of this type of fiber, partly through genetics, partly through training.


Does Running Give You a Full-Body Workout?
Runners also tend to have toned legs and a healthy heart, which may lead you to believe it's all you need to be fit. Still -- rely solely on any one fitness activity to get you in shape and you set yourself up for injury. Running only fulfills the cardio component of fitness.


Does Running Give You a Full-Body Workout?
Cross training makes it more likely that you'll work your whole body every week. Adding in a day of cycling, swimming, kickboxing or interval training helps you target different muscles from those you emphasize during running, or the same muscles in a different way.


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What parts of the body does a treadmill work? A: According to the Houston Chronicle, treadmills primarily work the lower body muscles which include the calf muscles, the hamstrings and quadriceps in the thighs, the gluteal muscles and the hip flexors.


Does Running Give You a Full Body Workout?
Your arms are important for balance as you run. Moving the arms in rhythm with your legs can also control your speed. Keeping your arms bent at a 90-degree angle keeps your biceps contracted, working them throughout your run. The forward and backward motion of the arms helps work your triceps and shoulder muscles.


Does Running Give You a Full Body Workout?
Both your hamstrings and your quadriceps work every time you bend your knee, as do the muscles in your shins and calves. The gastrocnemius also helps support your ankles as they flex every time you step and raise your feet. To increase the workout for your legs, run up and down hills and stairs as part of your routine.


What Parts of the Body Does a Treadmill Work?
What parts of the body does a treadmill work? Quick Answer. According to the Houston Chronicle, treadmills primarily work the lower body muscles which include the calf muscles, the hamstrings and quadriceps in the thighs, the gluteal muscles and the hip flexors. Certain treadmill models are designed with special handles that can help to strengthen the arms, shoulders and chest.


What Parts of the Body Does a Treadmill Work?
What muscles does running work? Running works the quadriceps, hamstrings, gluteals, hip flexors, abs, calves, tibialis anterior and poroneal muscles. Although the exercise does not build these muscles or make them stronger, it does make them capable of greater endurance.


Does Running Give You a Full Body Workout?
It keeps muscles throughout your body in constant motion, letting one set of muscles relax while the same set on the opposite side of your body contracts. Although running is a powerful cardiovascular exercise, it requires some modifications to make it a true full-body workout.


Does Running Give You a Full-Body Workout?
Strength training also improves your running form and helps you prevent injury. When you repetitively use the same muscles over and over, as you do in running, the muscles you don't use repetitively get weaker. This can lead to muscle imbalances that leave you vulnerable to injury.


Does Running Give You a Full Body Workout?
Running takes your legs through a large range of motion, working them from top to bottom. The quadriceps in the front of your thighs work to stabilize your legs and propel you forward, while the hamstrings in the back of your legs bring your legs back and up as part of your stride. Moving these large muscle groups quickly while running helps raise your heart rate.


Sebastian Stan Joins âThe Martianâ And âRicki And The Flashâ
Stan has also just been set to play Joshua, the estranged son to Meryl Streepâs rocker mom, in the Jonathan Demme-directed Ricki And The Flash at TriStar. Written by Diablo Cody, the film also stars Kevin Kline and Rick Springfield. Then itâs back to Captain America 3.


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So on Political Animals, Sebastian Stanâs character, TJ, plays the piano. I was just wondering, can Sebastian Stan really play the piano, or is that like a double playing? thehookerhatter reblogged this from sunshineofyoursmile and added:although his mom dose teach piano lessons, and I am sure he dose play. Before we hand the mtv award for best piano...


Sebastian Stan Joins âThe Martianâ And âRicki And The Flashâ
Sebastian Stan Joins âThe Martianâ And âRicki And The Flashâ. In addition to returning in his Bucky Barnes/The Winter Soldier character in Captain America 3, Sebastian Stan has been set for two strong roles.


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I love dance, theatre, and writing. Soccer is my sport (go Baltimore Blast!) I love Frank Sinatra and have obsessions for Harry Potter, Once Upon a Time, and anything Disney. What's on your mind? So on Political Animals, Sebastian Stanâs character, TJ, plays the piano. I was just wondering, can Sebastian Stan really play the piano, or is that like a double playing? Tagged: political animalssebastian stan.


Who is Sebastian Stan? Biography, gossip, facts?
Sebastian Stan was born on the 13th of August 1983, which was a Saturday. Sebastian Stan will be turning 34 in only 362 days from today. Sebastian Stan is 33 years old. To be more precise (and nerdy), the current age as of right now is 12047 days or (even more geeky) 289128 hours. That's a lot of hours!


Who is Sebastian Stan? Biography, gossip, facts?
Sebastian Stan (born August 13 1983) is a Romania-born New York-raised actor. He played Jefferson the Mad Hatter on the television drama Once Upon a Time Prince Jack Benjamin on Kings and Carter Baizen on Gossip Girl. He appeared in the films Captain America: The First Avenger and Black Swan.


Chris Evans, Richard Armitage, Sebastian Stan, & Tom Hiddleston: One Shots
I looked up and my brother's friend was still standing in the doorway. He smiled at me before turning and walking out of the room. Sophie got up and ran out of the room and I stood up. I made my way to the kitchen and walked over to grab myself a brownie.


Chris Evans, Richard Armitage, Sebastian Stan, & Tom Hiddleston: One Shots
Chris Evans, Richard Armitage, Sebastian Stan, & Tom Hiddleston: One Shots. Piano: Part One-Sebastian Stan. Mommy! My daughter, Sophie, began to shout running over to me where I was sitting down and talking with some family. I looked up and saw my daughter standing in front of me, smiling like a fool.


Sebastian Stan
Sebastian Stan is the Romanian-American actor who portrays Jefferson and his counterpart on ABC's Once Upon a Time. Sebastian Stan was born on August 13, 1983 in the Romanian city of ConstanÅ£a. Aged eight, he and his mother moved to Vienna, where she worked as a concert pianist.


Sebastian Stan
With his career blowing up on screen, Sebastian is also starred in a 2013 Roundabout Theater Company production of William Inge's Picnic opposite Maggie Grace at the New York-based American Airlines Theater, which ended its last show on February 24, 2013. Previously dated Once Upon a Time star Jennifer Morrison.


Religious experience
(July 2009). A religious experience (sometimes known as a spiritual experience, sacred experience, or mystical experience) is a subjective experience which is interpreted within a religious framework.The concept originated in the 19th century, as a defense against the growing rationalism of western society.July 2009). A religious experience (sometimes known as a spiritual experience, sacred experience, or mystical experience) is a subjective experience which is interpreted within a religious framework.


Religious Experience
Religious experiences can be characterized generally as experiences that seem to the person having them to be of some objective reality and to have some religious import. That reality can be an individual, a state of affairs, a fact, or even an absence, depending on the religious tradition the experience is a part of.eligious experience is also to be distinguished from mystical experience. Although there is obviously a close connection between the two, and mystical experiences are religious experiences, not all religious experiences qualify as mystical. The word âmysticismâ has been understood in many different ways.


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And if you believe that you have had, or may have had, a mystical experience, we warmly encourage you to share your experience with us through our Online Mystical Experience Questionnaire (your submission will be kept anonymous unless you indicate otherwise). It is you and people like you who drive the success of IMERE. It is therefore vital to further our understanding of these important, transformative experiences. At the Institute for Mystical Experience Research and Education (IMERE), we are dedicated to empirical research on mystical experiences.


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In some cases, mystical experience is seen as an important component of a religious tradition because it can offer validation of a tradition's belief system. It also can be important in attracting adherents because many people hope to have similar experiences.ysticism is usually defined in dictionaries and encyclopedias as a spiritual discipline used to make contact with the divine. While this definition is frequently correct, there have been many people who have had mystical experiences without following a special discipline.


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Also see Types of Mystical Experience. Mysticism is usually defined in dictionaries and encyclopedias as a spiritual discipline used to make contact with the divine. While this definition is frequently correct, there have been many people who have had mystical experiences without following a special discipline.ysticism is usually defined in dictionaries and encyclopedias as a spiritual discipline used to make contact with the divine. While this definition is frequently correct, there have been many people who have had mystical experiences without following a special discipline.


Mysticism
Mystical writings do not support William James' claim (James, 1958) that mystical experience must be a transient event, lasting only a short time and then disappearing. Rather, the experience might be an abiding consciousness, accompanying a person throughout the day, or parts of it. second reason why the Argument from Experience might have to yield to the Doxastic Practice Approach is that if, as noted in section 8.4, identification of God takes place in an holistic practice, then quite plausibly this is a social practice in which one judges one's mystical experiences to be of God.


Many Americans Mix Multiple Faiths
Nearly half of the public (49%) says they have had a religious or mystical experience, defined as a âmoment of sudden religious insight or awakening.â This is similar to a survey conducted in 2006 but much higher than in surveys conducted in 1976 and 1994 and more than twice as high as a 1962 Gallup survey (22%).n fact, this yearâs survey finds that religious and mystical experiences are more common today among those who are unaffiliated with any particular religion (30%) than they were in the 1960s among the public as whole (22%).


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Recent Registry Submissions. A variety of experiences are regularly submitted to the Mystical Experience Registry. Some follow the classical descriptions defined on the Types of Mystical Experience page and are marked with three blue stars (***).Many others are unique experiences calling into question assumptions about the powers of the psyche.ecent Registry Submissions. A variety of experiences are regularly submitted to the Mystical Experience Registry. Some follow the classical descriptions defined on the Types of Mystical Experience page and are marked with three blue stars (***).


Mystical experiences
Although mystical experiences are common in occurrence, they occur unbidden to a person perhaps once or twice in a lifetime, if at all. According to a survey in 1987 conducted by the National Opinion Research Center in Chicago, 43 percent of adult Americans said they had some type of mystical experience.ystical experiences often defy physical description, and can best be only hinted at. Such experiences are universal and share common characteristics, despite the culture or religion in which they occur. They are invariably spiritual, yet they may not be religious; that is, they are not limited to monks or priests.


Religious Experience
Religious experience is also to be distinguished from mystical experience. Although there is obviously a close connection between the two, and mystical experiences are religious experiences, not all religious experiences qualify as mystical. The word âmysticismâ has been understood in many different ways.eligious experience is also to be distinguished from mystical experience. Although there is obviously a close connection between the two, and mystical experiences are religious experiences, not all religious experiences qualify as mystical. The word âmysticismâ has been understood in many different ways.


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Jiffy Lube, Mr. Lube and Tâ¦he Great Canadian Oil Change charge between $40-50 for a basic oil change, but be prepared to fight them off with a stick when they try to upsell you more products and services (ie. filters, fluids, etc). I just went to Jiffy and it cost $59.85 for a 2.3 liter engine. On previous oil changes at Mr Lube, I paid $74 and at Lube City it was $84. I have found Jiffy (formally Lube-x) to be the fastest drive-thru oil change and you pay less.


How much does an oil change cost?
How much does an oil change cost at express oil change? If your vehicle does not have a special canister oil filter, does not require synthetic oil, takes less than 6 quarts of oil, and is not a diesel, a full service oil change wiâ¦ll run you around $41.99 if you live in the Birmingham, AL area as of 06/13/2011.


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How much does an oil change cost from PepBoys? A standard oil change at PepBoys costs $24.99 which includes Up to 5 quarts of Conventional Oil, Oil Filter replacement, 25 point Safety Check, and a FREE Pressure Check.


How much does a fully synthetic oil change cost at Walmart?
Update 2: Oil changes seem to run very high where I just moved. It's around $60 at an auto shop for just a regular oil change. Thanks for the info, though. As far as oil filter goes, I will be asking for a Fram, even if I have to pay extra.


How much is an oil change at Wal-Mart?
Average Cost of A Wal-Mart Oil Change. The average Wal-Mart oil change costs $29.59. This number is based on an average of all kinds of cars and trucks, you might pay less. Some people paid as little as $14.99 while others paid nearly $50 for an oil change. Mostly people paid below the national average of $32.


How much does a fully synthetic oil change cost at Walmart?
Best Answer: Mom ask Dad and he thought if you brought Walmart oil yourself and then you only pay for the charge to change it $30-40. Walmart oil would run $16. He said that if you brought your car down here he would change it for you. I guess that would mean buy the oil and he would change for free. Of you course you have spent of mileage back home.


Walmart Oil Change Prices and Services
If youâre looking for Walmart Oil Change prices than you have come to the right place. Walmart Auto Service is one of the many divisions of the retail giant. With their cheap oil change prices, they have easily become one of the top spots for people to get their auto services. With over 11,000 stores, let us assure you that there will never be a problem finding one nearby.


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Importing photos. If you use an external camera or device to capture photos, you can import these images to your Mac using iPhoto, Image Capture and other apps. Check to see if your device includes a USB port or another way to connect it to your Mac.mport images from your camera using Image Capture. You can also use Image Capture to copy images from your camera to your Mac. Image Capture is included in the Applications folder in OS X. Use these steps to import your images using Image Capture:


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Using an external camera. You can also use an external camera with your apps. Use the steps below to import photos or capture video from a connected device like a still camera, a camcorder, or your iPhone, iPad or iPod.mport images from your camera using Image Capture. You can also use Image Capture to copy images from your camera to your Mac. Image Capture is included in the Applications folder in OS X. Use these steps to import your images using Image Capture:


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Knowing how to capture video with Movie Maker or iMovie has many useful applications. The term video capture refers to the transferal of analog video from devices like a Digital Video (DV) camcorder or Video Home System (VHS) player.During the process, the analog video is captured and converted into a digital file.. Import the analog video to your computer. The DV camera will now convert the analog video tape from the connected device into a digital video, and may be imported to your computer using the Windows Movie Maker record feature. 1  Set your DV camera to VCR/VST mode. 2  Click Import Video in the Autoplay dialog box.


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Import images from your camera using Image Capture. You can also use Image Capture to copy images from your camera to your Mac.Image Capture is included in the Applications folder in OS X. Use these steps to import your images using Image Capture: 1  Image Capture: Transfer images and other items from your device.mport images from your camera using Image Capture. You can also use Image Capture to copy images from your camera to your Mac. Image Capture is included in the Applications folder in OS X. Use these steps to import your images using Image Capture:


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The Wii U can capture screenshots and upload them to the web. If you need more powerful solutions, get a âgame captureâ device and use the software on your computer. âGame captureâ devices sit in between your device and the TV.Connect an HDMI cable from the game console or streaming device to the game capture box, and then connect the game capture box to an HDMI input on the TV.ou can then visit the menu screen, select Capture Gallery, and copy the screenshots from your PlayStation 4 to a flash drive connected to one of its USB ports. Or, press the âSHAREâ button on the controller, select âUpload Screenshot,â and upload a screenshot to a supported online service.


An Easy Way to Capture Live Video of Your iPhoneâs Screen
Itâs a $13 Mac program called Reflector (a time-limited trial is available), and it transmits the iPhone/iPad/Touchâs video image to the screen of your Mac or PC. From there, you can record it or project it. The clever part is how it works.AirPlay is Appleâs wireless video-transmission technology.Most people use it to view their Mac, iPhone or iPadâs screen image on a big TV â for example, to watch a Netflix or Hulu show on the TV screen instead of the laptop.(Your TV requires an Apple TV box, about $100.). But Reflector turns AirPlay inside out.ost people use it to view their Mac, iPhone or iPadâs screen image on a big TV â for example, to watch a Netflix or Hulu show on the TV screen instead of the laptop. (Your TV requires an Apple TV box, about $100.). But Reflector turns AirPlay inside out.


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You can upload these from the Share button menu or use the Capture Gallery to copy them to a flash drive to put them on your computer. To broadcast gameplay on a service like Twitch.TV, press the âSHAREâ button menu and select the âBroadcast Gameplayâ option.ou can then visit the menu screen, select Capture Gallery, and copy the screenshots from your PlayStation 4 to a flash drive connected to one of its USB ports. Or, press the âSHAREâ button on the controller, select âUpload Screenshot,â and upload a screenshot to a supported online service.


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3. Import the analog video to your computer. The DV camera will now convert the analog video tape from the connected device into a digital video, and may be imported to your computer using the Windows Movie Maker record feature. 1  Set your DV camera to VCR/VST mode. 2  Click Import Video in the Autoplay dialog box.3  Type a name in the Name field.. Import the analog video to your computer. The DV camera will now convert the analog video tape from the connected device into a digital video, and may be imported to your computer using the Windows Movie Maker record feature. 1  Set your DV camera to VCR/VST mode. 2  Click Import Video in the Autoplay dialog box.


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You can then visit the menu screen, select Capture Gallery, and copy the screenshots from your PlayStation 4 to a flash drive connected to one of its USB ports. Or, press the âSHAREâ button on the controller, select âUpload Screenshot,â and upload a screenshot to a supported online service.ou can then visit the menu screen, select Capture Gallery, and copy the screenshots from your PlayStation 4 to a flash drive connected to one of its USB ports. Or, press the âSHAREâ button on the controller, select âUpload Screenshot,â and upload a screenshot to a supported online service.


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For users to effectively take pictures or video, they must be able to see what the device camera sees. A camera preview class is a SurfaceView that can display the live image data coming from a camera, so users can frame and capture a picture or video.hen you declare the use of specific camera features, such as flash and auto-focus, Google Play restricts your application from being installed on devices which do not support these features. For a list of camera features that can be declared in your app manifest, see the manifest Features Reference.


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Key points â Australia is a small producer of milk but is the worldâs third largest dairy exporter as 50% of production is exported. â The Australiaâs dairy industry is Australiaâs third largest rural industry, ranking behind wheat and beef, and has a gross value of $4 billion.â Australia produces a range of dairy products including milk, milk powder, yoghurt, butter and cheese. The Australiaâs dairy industry is Australiaâs third largest rural industry, ranking behind wheat and beef, and has a gross value of $4 billion. â Australia produces a range of dairy products including milk, milk powder, yoghurt, butter and cheese.


Dairy farming in New Zealand
Dairy farming in New Zealand began from small beginnings during the early days of colonisation by Europeans. The income from dairy farming is now a major part of the New Zealand economy, becoming an NZ$ 11 billion industry by 2010.he first dairy co-operative was established on Otago Peninsula in 1871. In 1881, the newly arrived colonist William Bowron gave a series of lectures propounding the notion that the institution of dairy factories, for the mass production of cheese, would be greatly advantageous to the economy of New Zealand.


Dairy farming
Dairy farming is a class of agriculture for long-term production of milk, which is processed (either on the farm or at a dairy plant, either of which may be called a dairy) for eventual sale of a dairy product.n developed countries, dairy farms typically consist of high producing dairy cows. Other species used in commercial dairy farming include goats, sheep, and camels. In Italy, donkey dairies are growing in popularity to produce an alternative milk source for human infants.


National Seminar on Value Added Dairy Products
See all. The United States is the world's largest poultry producer and the second-largest egg producer and exporter of poultry meat. U.S. poultry meat production totals over 43 billion pounds annually: over four-fifths is broiler meat; most of the remainder is turkey meat; and a small fraction is other chicken meat.he United States is by far the world's largest turkey producer, followed by the European Union. Even though exports are a major component of U.S. turkey use, the United States consumes more turkey per capita than any other country.


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The region is the Stateâs second-largest producer of milk and other dairy products. Jefferson and St. Lawrence were among the Stateâs top ten agricultural counties in 2007. 1 The report uses agricultural sales data from the most recent census (2007) from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.ayuga is a large producer of milk, soybeans and corn. Southern Tier The Southern Tier (Broome, Chemung, Chenango, Delaware, Otsego, Schuyler, Steuben, Tioga, and Tompkins counties) accounted for 11 percent of statewide sales, and nearly two-thirds of the regionâs sales were from milk and dairy products.


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Most milk-consuming countries have a local dairy farming industry, and most producing countries maintain significant tariffs to protect domestic producers from foreign competition but, the largest dairy exporting country, does not apply any subsidies to dairy production.n developed countries, dairy farms typically consist of high producing dairy cows. Other species used in commercial dairy farming include goats, sheep, and camels. In Italy, donkey dairies are growing in popularity to produce an alternative milk source for human infants.


Dairy farming
Although any mammal can produce milk, commercial dairy farms are typically one-species enterprises. In developed countries, dairy farms typically consist of high producing dairy cows. Other species used in commercial dairy farming include goats, sheep, and camels.In Italy, donkey dairies are growing in popularity to produce an alternative milk source for human infants.n developed countries, dairy farms typically consist of high producing dairy cows. Other species used in commercial dairy farming include goats, sheep, and camels. In Italy, donkey dairies are growing in popularity to produce an alternative milk source for human infants.


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The plants that process and manufacture milk into fluid and other dairy products may be proprietary (held by private or publicly traded companies) or cooperatively owned. An example of a proprietary company is Leprino, the largest global producer of Mozzarella cheese.s this list indicates, the major milk-producing States are in the West and North. The relative importance of the western regions has grown, while other regions have declined or remained steady. Western areas have had lower average costs of milk production for a variety of organizational and climatic reasons.


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Cayuga is a large producer of milk, soybeans and corn. Southern Tier The Southern Tier (Broome, Chemung, Chenango, Delaware, Otsego, Schuyler, Steuben, Tioga, and Tompkins counties) accounted for 11 percent of statewide sales, and nearly two-thirds of the regionâs sales were from milk and dairy products.ayuga is a large producer of milk, soybeans and corn. Southern Tier The Southern Tier (Broome, Chemung, Chenango, Delaware, Otsego, Schuyler, Steuben, Tioga, and Tompkins counties) accounted for 11 percent of statewide sales, and nearly two-thirds of the regionâs sales were from milk and dairy products.


About California Dairies, Inc.
California Dairies, Inc. is the result of a successful 1999 merger of three of California's most financially successful cooperatives: California Milk Producers, Danish Creamery and San Joaquin Valley Dairymen.s the second largest dairy processing cooperative in the United States, California Dairies, Inc. is able to serve a variety of customers quickly. In constant communication with its customers, California Dairies, Inc. works to immediately adjust to and meet its customerâs needs, large or small.


hip
Definition of hip. 1  1a : the laterally projecting region of each side of the lower or posterior part of the mammalian trunk formed by the lateral parts of the pelvis and upper part of the femur together with the fleshy parts covering themb : hip joint.


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This ball-and-socket joint -- the body's largest -- fits together in a way that allows for fluid movement. Whenever you use the hip (for example, by going for a run), a cushion of cartilage helps prevent friction as the hip bone moves in its socket. Despite its durability, the hip joint isn't indestructible.


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Hop on over to Amazon where you can grab this 6 Pack of Scotch Heavy Duty Shipping Packaging Tape Rolls w/ Dispenser for only $8.16 shipped when you opt for Subscribe & Save. Thatâs just $1.36 per roll of tape! This tape is 40X stronger than acrylic tapes and offers a strong seal on all box types.


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To use these bonus points, just log into your Papa Johnâs Rewards account, enter the promo code from the email, click apply and the 10 bonus points will be added to your rewards account. And remember, 10 Bonus Points equals FREE Cheesesticks, Breadsticks, Garlic Knots or any Dessert!


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Use the $1 off Frenchâs Mustard & Ketchup peelie coupon (possibly found in-store) Pay $2.95. Get $1.50 cash back from Checkout 51 when you buy 1 â limit 1. Get $2 cash back from Checkout 51 when you buy 1 â limit 1.


hip 1
the projecting part of each side of the body formed by the side of the pelvis and the upper part of the femur and the flesh covering them; haunch. 2. hip joint. 3. Architecture. the inclined projecting angle formed by the junction of a sloping side and a sloping end, or of two adjacent sloping sides, of a roof. 4. Furniture.


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Anatomy of the Hip. Femur is the a ball-shaped piece of bone located at the top of your thigh bone & acetabulum is a socket in your pelvis into which the femoral head fits. Read More >>.


Hip Pain
Home > About Arthritis > Where It Hurts > Hip Pain. Femur is the a ball-shaped piece of bone located at the top of your thigh bone & acetabulum is a socket in your pelvis into which the femoral head fits. Read More >>.


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One line segment increased arithmetically over time, while. the other decreased geometrically. â¢ Napier also was a hobby astronomer and he wanted logs to simplify calculations in astronomy. â¢ Logs were are used by scientists for easy computation of large numbers.


Where did the word âbarbarianâ come from?
The word âbarbarianâ originated in ancient Greece, and was initially used to describe all non-Greek-speaking peoples, including Persians, Egyptians, Medes and Phoenicians.


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It was first used in the English language in connection with the moon, which ironically has no atmosphere, in the 1630's. The word comes from the Latin atmosphaera, which combâ¦ines the Greek atmos (vapour/steam) with spharia (sphere).


Where Does the Word âChocolateâ Come From?
For this reason people often ask us: Where Does the Word Chocolate Come From? The word âchocolateâ probably comes from the Spanish. The most likely scenario is that the Spanish combined the Maya word chocol, meaning âhotâ, and the Aztec atl (âwaterâ) to form chocoatl. The correct pronunciation of âtlâ is âteâ (âtayâ in Spanish).


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The earliest record of the word bubble in the English language dates back to 1398, from Middle English bubbelen (verb) 'to bubble'.   Earler, in 1350-1400 we see the form bâ¦obel (noun), which may have come from Middle Dutch bobbel (noun) or from Middle Late German: bubbeln (verb), bubbele (noun).


Where did the word âbarbarianâ come from?
Today, the adjective âbarbaricâ is most commonly used to describe an act that is either brutal or cruel to the point of savagery or primitive and uncivilized (or all of the above) while a âbarbarianâ is a person who commits such acts or displays such characteristics.


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â¢ John Napier, (1550-1617) laird of Merchiston, invented. First published 1614. â¢ âCommon logarithmsâ were computed by Henry Briggs from Gresham College, London. â¢ Briggs traveled all the way from London to Scotland to meet with Napier. They came up with some basic ideas. of what the log of 1 and 10 should be. â¢ Briggs published log tables in 1624. â¢ Adriaen Vlacq added to his tables, including the logs of sines, tangents, and secants.


Where Does the Word âChocolateâ Come From?
We may never really know where the word âchocolateâ comes from. The Europeans have had some form of chocolate for over 500 years now. It is also possible that the word âchocolateâ could have come from the Maya, Aztecs, or even the Olmecs much earlier. On the other hand, there is always new research being done and it is surprising to see how much weâve learned about ancient cultures in the last 100 years.


What is the Difference Between a MD and DO FACS?
MD vs DO are different philosophies of medical education. Traditionally MD is what most people identify with but the DO's are fine as well. If you are looking for a plastic surgeon they should be boarded by ABPS and a member of ASPS and/or ASAPS. FACS refers to their affiliation as a Fellow of the American College of Surgery. Steven Wallach, MD.


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Christopher Jayne, MD, FACOG, is Director of the Center for Women's Sexual Health in Houston, the first and only center in Texas dedicated solely to women's sexual health and the treatment of female sexual dysfunction.


What's the difference between an OB/GYN and a FACOG?
What's the difference between an OB/GYN and a FACOG? I know what OB/GYN stands for but I don't know what FACOG stands for or how their area of specialty differs.


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Whitney, MD, FACOG specializes in Obstetrics & Gynecology in Newark, Delaware. Ransom, DO, MBA, FACPE, FACOG, FACS, CHE, is Associate Professor and Director of the Division of Community Programs and Health Effectiveness in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Wayne State University School of Medicine.


What's the difference between an OB/GYN and a FACOG?
Best Answer: OB/GYN is their speciality and FACOG means they belong to an organization relating to ob/gyn. FACOG stands for Fellow, American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology.


The Menstrual Cycle
The main function of the ovaries is the production of ooctyes (eggs) and hormones. At birth, the ovaries contain several million immature eggs. No new eggs will be developed. These eggs are constantly undergoing a process of development and loss.


Ovary
When the oocyte finishes its maturation in the ovary, a surge of luteinizing hormone secreted by the pituitary gland stimulates the release of the oocyte through the rupture of the follicle, a process called ovulation.


What hormones do the ovaries produce?
The ovaries are pretty tiny. A woman has a pair of ovaries and each one is only about the size of a large grape. Yet these remarkable little oval-shaped structures churn out several critical hormonesâchemicals that travel around the body performing all sorts of jobs. The two main hormones made in the ovaries are estrogen and progesterone.


What hormones do the ovaries produce?
Estrogen is needed for the normal development of the breasts and uterus. This sex hormone also controls ovulation (the period when women are most fertile) and is closely tied to many other aspects of a woman's health, including keeping bones strong and protecting against heart disease. Progesterone controls a woman's menstrual cycle.


Ovary
Ovaries secrete estrogen, testosterone and progesterone. In women, fifty percent of testosterone is produced by the ovaries and adrenal glands and released directly into the blood stream.


The Menstrual Cycle
The Hypothalamus and the Pituitary Gland. The hypothalamus is located centrally in the brain and communicates by way of an exchange of blood with the pituitary gland. Several neuroendocrine agents, or hormones, are produced by the hypothalamus.


Hereâs What Happened the Last Time the Government Shut Down
Nearly 800,000 federal employees were out of work without pay. In addition, more than a million other working employees had their paychecks delayed. On day five of the shutdown, Congress voted to give the furloughed government employees retroactive pay.


Hereâs What Happened the Last Time the Government Shut Down
According to estimates by the financial services company Standards & Poorâs, the government shutdown cost America a whopping $24 billion, or $1.5 billion a day. The shutdown finally came to an end. On Oct. 16, the Senate and House voted to fund the government until Jan. 15 and extend the debt limit. Minor changes were made to Obamacare requiring income verification for those receiving health care. President Obama signed the bill shortly after midnight on Oct. 17, ending the ...


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Playing Chicken with the $18 Trillion U.S. Economy: The full cost of the last government shutdown two years ago was staggering â it delivered a $24 billion blow to the U.S. economy and taxpayers. Now we may be about to repeat government shutdown history on Dec. 11.


U.S. Government Shutdown History
A government shutdown last week would've been the 13th in all U.S. government shutdown history. It was narrowly avoided when a stopgap measure passed through Congress just hours before the Sept. 30 midnight deadline. You see, the stopgap legislation finances the government through Dec. 11.


U.S. Government Shutdown History
(He later issued a second opinion that said essential government services could continue even in the absence of a spending bill.) Since 1980, there have been 12 government shutdowns. Here's a look at U.S. government shutdown historyâ¦ List of U.S. Government Shutdown History **Data sourced and modified from Wikipedia.org


All 18 Government Shutdowns in U.S. History
There have been 18 government shutdowns in modern U.S. history. There were six shutdowns ranging from eight to 17 days in the late 1970s, but the duration of government shutdowns shrank dramatically beginning in the 1980s. And then there was the longest government shutdown in U.S. history in late 1995, lasting three weeks and sending hundreds of thousands of government workers home without paychecks. There has been only one government shutdown since then. The most recent government shutdown began on Oct. 1, 2013, when some members of the 113th Congress refused to support the continued funding of federal government operations unless parts of the Obamacare healthcare reform law were reversed or delayed. That shutdown last 16 days. More Recent Government Shutdowns


U.S. Government Shutdown History
Now Congress and U.S. President Barack Obama have 65 days to reach a resolution â otherwise, a government shutdown will happen right as we enter into the holiday season. The American people deserve far better than last-minute, short-term legislating, Obama administration spokesman Josh Earnest said in pressing for a broader, longer-lasting budget deal.


3 Different Types of Radiation Shielding Materials (Part 1)
Historically, radiation shielding materials have been manufactured from lead (Pb). Lead shielding, often used in a variety of applications including diagnostic imaging, radiation therapy, nuclear and industrial shielding. Lead (Pb) Composite Shielding Lead composite shielding is a mixture of lead and other lighter weight metals.


High Density Concrete Block
High Density Concrete Block Usage Linear accelerator vaults, proton therapy, HDR, Gamma Knife, CyberKnife, cobalt, nuclear medicine, and industrial applications


Materials Used in Radiation Shielding
What Types of Materials are Used in Radiation Shielding? Radiation can be a serious concern in nuclear power facilities, industrial or medical x-ray systems, radioisotope projects, particle accelerator work, and a number of other circumstances.


3 Different Types of Radiation Shielding Materials (Part 1)
Non-lead shielding materials are manufactured with additives and binders mixed with attenuating heavy metals that fall into the same category of materials as lead that also absorb or block radiation. These metals may include tin (Sn), antimony (Sb), tungsten (W) bismuth (Bi) or other elements.


What material offers the best shielding from radiation?
The most widely used radiation shielding material was lead(Pb) primarily because of the heavy atomic weight. However, lead(Pb) has a downside when it comes to heavily ionizing radiation like the ones you get exposed to during meltdowns.


Nuclear Shielding
Exposure to radiation in nuclear power plants can be managed by one or more of these standards: 1  Reducing the time of radiation exposure. 2  Increasing distance from radiation exposure. 3  Utilizing nuclear shielding to greatly decrease or prevent radiation doses.


Materials Used in Radiation Shielding
Different materials are better suited for certain types of radiation than others, as determined by the interaction between specific particles and the elemental properties of the shielding material. General Shielding Properties. Radiation shielding is based on the principle of attenuation, which is the ability to reduce a waveâs or rayâs effect by blocking or bouncing particles through a barrier material. Charged particles may be attenuated by losing energy to reactions with electrons in the barrier, while x-ray and gamma radiation are attenuated through photoemission, scattering, or pair production.


High Density Concrete Block
High Density Concrete Block High Density Concrete Blocks provide protection for a range of scenarios. They are made to site-specific spacial requirements for gamma and neutron radiation with five standard densities.


High Density Concrete Block
In new construction or room upgrades, the interlocking design of our HD Block ensures shielding integrity. High Density Concrete Blocks are an ideal solution for therapeutic modalities, including linear accelerators, proton therapy, and HDR rooms, as well as industrial applications requiring shielding materials.


Fat Albert  (2004)
At the end of this weak comedy is a strange and touching scene in which Bill Cosby and his childhood pals from Philadelphia, now elderly men, gather at the grave of Albert Robertson, the real-life inspiration for Cosby's bighearted Fat Albert.


Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
Hey, Hey, Hey, It's Fat Albert (1969) Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids is an animated series created, produced, and hosted (in live action bookends) by comedian Bill Cosby, who also lent his voice to a number of characters, including Fat Albert himself. Filmation was the production company for the series.


Fat Albert  ( 2004)
An obese boy named Fat Albert and his friends Rudy, Mushmouth, Bill, Dumb Donald, Russell, and Weird Harold, pulls into trouble when they fall out of their TV world into the real world, where Fat Albert tries to help a young girl, Doris, make friends.


Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
In 2004, 20th Century Fox released a film adaptation of the series titled Fat Albert. The film stars Kenan Thompson as Fat Albert himself, Kyla Pratt, Dania Ramirez, Omarion, and Bill Cosby as himself.


Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
Fat Albert (voiced by Bill Cosby; singing by Michael Gray) is based on Cosby's childhood friend Albert Robertson. The main character in the series, he is usually the conscience of the Junkyard Gang. Though very obese, he is athletic and enjoys playing sports.


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The first appearance of Fat Albert. This special inspired the creation of the series Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids. The plot was based on the 'go-kart skit' from Bill Cosby's 1966 album 'Wonderfulness'.


Fat Albert  (2004)
Bill Cosby co-authored the screenplay for Fat Albert, using his full name, William H. Cosby Jr., and collaborating with Charles Kipps; the project was begun with Forest Whitaker as director, who left midway through shooting, with Joel Zwick taking over in his place.


"See how much you remember about ""Fat Albert"" and his gang of friends."
Answer: (Two Words) Fat Albert was the secret weapon of the gang's football team. Fat Albert was trying to talk his friends into forming a gang in order to defend themselves against other gangs. Fat Albert was being beaten up by a rival gang and his friends came to his rescue. Fat Albert had started smoking cigarettes and the gang showed him how uncool it was in order to make him stop. 10.


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Fat Albert: You can't let fear keep you from caring about someone, because, caring about someone... is wonderful! A person you think about, and they think about you, and you both know you're thinking of each other... , and it's just fantastic to know that there is somebody out there in the world thinking about you.


Fat Albert  ( 2004)
However, the simple life of the group is interrupted when Fat Albert falls for Doris' older sister, Lauri, sparking his friends to worry that their leader may never want to return to his cartoon world again.


Happy 181st Birthday to John Pemberton, Inventor of Coca-Cola
According to the book, For God, Country, and Coca-Cola by Mark Pendergrast, Pemberton was shot and cut with a saber while defending the bridge into town, in on of the final skirmishes of the war.


Why Coke was Made: Rumors and Myths
Coca-Cola also states that cocaine was never an ingredient in the elixir. However, both of these facts have been proven to be myths. According to Mark Pendergrast, author of For God, Country & Coca-Cola, the syrup was meant to go along with the culture of the times. The syrup was to be advertised as a nerve tonic to calm people down. Also, it was advertised under Candler's reign to cure headaches and fatigue. Pendergrast also says that Coca-Cola did in fact have a negligible amount of cocaine in it. Even though Candler said he would shut down the Coca-Cola operation if the drink was found to be harmful, the drink did contain coca leaves.


Coca-Cola History
The bottlers agreed that a distinctive beverage needed a standard and distinctive bottle, and in 1916, the bottlers approved the unique contour bottle. The new CocaâCola bottle was so distinctive it could be recognized in the dark and it effectively set the brand apart from competition.


John Stith Pemberton
Later on he used this formula to develop the very first Coca-Cola... So, without the Civil War, the Battle of Columbus would not have happened. If the Battle of Columbus hadn't happened, John Pemberton would not have been injured. If he had not been injured, he would not have gotten addicted to morphine.


Happy 181st Birthday to John Pemberton, Inventor of Coca-Cola
The first glasses of Coca-Cola sold for five cents a glass as soda fountains. According to Coca-Cola's website, over 10 billion gallons of the famous syrup have been produced (sans coca or kola nut these days). The birthday boy, Pemberton, would have been proud. To celebrate the great influence oh his product, we've rounded up three great recipes using Coca-cola:


Coca-Cola History
In 1894, impressed by the growing demand for CocaâCola and the desire to make the beverage portable, Joseph Biedenharn installed bottling machinery in the rear of his Mississippi soda fountain, becoming the first to put CocaâCola in bottles.


fiber
The primary effects of dietary fiber are to increase the bulk of the stool and make it softer by taking up water as it passes through the colon, and to absorb organic wastes and toxins and carry them out of the intestinal tract.


Dietary Fiber
Dietary Fiber. AACC International, using a scientific review committee constituted to provide a balance between academia, industry, and government and utilizing teleconferences, interactive workshops for scientific input, and an interactive website for global input, adopted the following definition:


Dietary fiber: Why do we need it?
Take, for example, fruit and vegetables and whole grains, they are high in fiber but also rich in vitamins and other essential nutrients. In other words, if you seek a high-fiber diet, not only will you be protecting your health because of your fiber intake, but also because you will consume other essential nutrients.


Dietary fiber: Why do we need it?
Fiber is also known as roughage. It is the indigestible part of plant foods that pushes through our digestive system, absorbing water along the way and easing bowel movements.


Dietary fiber: Why do we need it?
Legumes are rich in solubleand insoluble fiber. Fiber is made up of non-starch polysaccharides, such as cellulose, dextrins, inulin, lignin, chitins, pectins, beta-glucans, waxes and oligosaccharides. The word fiber is misleading, because many types of dietary fibers are not fibers at all. There are two broad types of fiber, soluble and insoluble. 1  Soluble fiber dissolves in water. 2  It changes as it goes through the digestive tract, where it is fermented by bacteria. 3  As it absorbs water it becomes gelatinous.


dietary fiber
dietary fiber, a generic term for nondigestible carbohydrate substances found in plant cell walls and surrounding cellular material, each with a different effect on the various GI functions, such as colon transit time, water absorption, and lipid metabolism. Dietary fiber may be water soluble or insoluble.


fiber
Vegetables, cereals, and fruits are the main sources of dietary fiber. Although bran is advertised as an excellent source of fiber, it is not unique nor is it as nutritious as fruits and vegetables and some other whole unprocessed cereals.


dietary fiber
Benefits of a High Fiber Diet. Dietary fiber is helpful in the treatment and prevention of uncomplicated constipation. Unlike strong laxatives, it presents no problems when taken on a long-term basis.


The Beatles Lyrics
Good Day Sunshine. Good day sunshine, good day sunshine, good day sunshine. I need to laugh and when the sun is out. I've got something I can laugh about. I feel good in a special way. I'm in love and it's a sunny day. Good day sunshine, good day sunshine, good day sunshine.


It's a Sunshine Day
Within the episode, It's a Sunshine Day is the Bradys' audition song, with which they hope to be asked to perform on a televised amateur show. Later, the group performs a different song, called Keep On..


Thread: Solved: Sunshine song?
I heard a song on the radio a few days ago, and I've heard it before a few times. All I know about the song is that it says sunshine a lot in it, and the singer is male and the song sounds like it could be from K-Os (though I haven't found a song from them to match the song I heard).


It's a Sunshine Day
For the song by Jethro Tull, see Sunshine Day. It's a Sunshine Day is a 1973 song from the popular television sitcom The Brady Bunch. It's a Sunshine Day first appeared on the January 26, 1973 episode of The Brady Bunch, entitled Amateur Night, and performed by The Brady Bunch Kids (composed of the children of the fictional Brady family). The song was written by Steve McCarthy and featured in the episode's opening act.


Thread: Solved: Sunshine song?
Here are the lyrics. I have been looking for this song too, and these are definitely the lyrics of the song I am referrring to. I thought it was sung by Nick Carter, but I can not find it. waiting on, waiting on , ohh, sunshine, sunshine, sunshine....


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I'm so proud to know that she is mine. Good day sunshine, good day sunshine, good day sunshine. Good day sunshine, good day sunshine, good day sunshine. Good day sunshine, good day sunshine, good day sunshine. Good day... Submit Corrections. Visit www.azlyrics.com for these lyrics. A-Z Lyrics.


Thread: Solved: Sunshine song?
No, it is not any version of You are my only sunshine, nor is it Pocketful of Sunshine by Natasha Bedingfield, nor is it sunshine by matt costa, nor is it sunshine by the temptations. Any and all suggestions are appreciated!! Last edited by picklesx3; 03-26-2009 at 12:48 PM.


The Brady Bunch - It's a Sunshine Day Lyrics
I think I'll go for a walk outside now. The summer sun's callin' my name. (I hear ya now) I just can't stay inside all day. I gotta get out, get me some of those rays. Everybody's smilin', sunshine day. Everybody's laughin', sunshine day. Everybody seems so happy today. It's a sunshine day. I think I'll go for a walk out side now. The summer sun knows me by name, he's callin' me. I gotta get out, gotta get out, gotta get away. I gotta get away, get away, get away, get away into the sunshine day.


The Human Eye
A place on the retina that gives the sharpest vision. There are 10,000 cone cells at this point. A layer of cells at the back of the eye that is sensitive to light, and receives the images of things looked at. The layer of cells between the retina and sclera. The tuff, white , outer membrane of the eye.


Eyeglass Lens Options
Our optical staff is trained to understand your lifestyle and needs and will find the best fit for you. The KC Eye Clinic Optical Shop is the only optical shop guaranteed by your KC Eye Clinic doctor. We offer a wide range of CrizalÂ® products for your clearest and safest vision. Anti-glare or anti-reflective lenses provide the best glare reduction especially for night-time driving.


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The part of the eye with the sharpest vision is called the macula. The macula is the central part of the eye. However, we use the retina to actually focus on what we're seeing. The part of the eye with the sharpest vision is called the macula. The macula is the central part of the eye. However, we use the retina to actually focus on what we're seeing.


The Screen of the Eye: Retina
The Retina structure: The retina is a light sensitive layer at the back of the eye and covers roughly 65 percent of the interior surface of the eye. The retina contains two types of light sensitive cells called Rods & Cones. The rods respond to dim light and the cones detect color.


The Screen of the Eye: Retina
In the middle of the retina lies a small dimple called the Fovea. The eyeâs sharpest vision and location of color perception takes place in the center of the retina. Roughly 125 million rods are intermingled over the retina. Each rod is about 0.002 mm in diameter and can detect the presence of the dimmest light.


The Screen of the Eye: Retina
The area of the retina responsible for more detailed vision is called the Macula. The optic nerve is responsible for carrying signals from the retina to the brain through the optic disc. The fovea at the center of the macula packed with millions of light sensitive cells is the most sensitive part of the retina.


Eyeglass Lens Options
The doctors at the Kansas City Eye Clinic Optical Shop strive to bring you the best technology so you can have the clearest and sharpest vision. Not all products are the same, and not all optical labs are created equal. We work with a local, state of the art optical lab that is part of the Essilor network to provide the latest technology and best products to our customers.


The Human Eye
The colored part of the eye around the pupil. The part of the eye that focuses light rays upon the retina. The opening in the center of the Iris that looks like a black spot. It is the only part of the eye where light can enter the eye. Its size is regulated by the expansion and contraction of the Iris.


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Best Answer: There are different kinds of cultural boundaries. It could come in the form of a religious, ethnic, or language boundary. Religious: When Britain partitioned India and created Pakistan, it created a religious cultural boundary. Muslims were reorganized into Pakistan and Hindus into India.Another example is in Ireland with the UK Protestants in the North and Roman Catholics in the Republic of Ireland.t could come in the form of a religious, ethnic, or language boundary. Religious: When Britain partitioned India and created Pakistan, it created a religious cultural boundary.


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There are different kinds of cultural boundaries. It could come in the form of a religious, ethnic, or language boundary. Religious: When Britain partitioned India and creat â¦ ed Pakistan, it created a religious cultural boundary.Muslims were reorganized into Pakistan and Hindus into India.ociety Culture is a system of societal rules and behavior. It has been used to mean the more sophisticated or refined etiquette of a time. Culture is what people believe, ho â¦ w they act and interact, and the way they live.


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A cultural boundary refers to the presence of some kind of cultural differencecultural boundaries are characteristic of all human societies, traditional as well as modern. A border is a social construct that is political in origin.Across a border power is exercised, as in the political border between two nations.ultural Border and Cultural Boundary. The terms border and  boundary are physical in origin (Johnson and Machelsen, 1997). The original imagery is not quite abandonedand is even intentionally played outwhen the terms are used in reference to culture.


What is an example of a cultural boundary?
It could come in the form of a religious, ethnic, or language boundary. Religious: When Britain partitioned India and created Pakistan, it created a religious cultural boundary.Muslims were reorganized into Pakistan and Hindus into India.Another example is in Ireland with the UK Protestants in the North and Roman Catholics in the Republic of Ireland.t could come in the form of a religious, ethnic, or language boundary. Religious: When Britain partitioned India and created Pakistan, it created a religious cultural boundary.


Types of Boundaries: Physical & Cultural
This lesson will seek to explain physical, political, and cultural boundaries. In doing so, it will identify differences in socio-economics, language and religion as foundations for boundaries.hen speaking of cultural boundaries based on language, a great example of this is found within the country of Canada, where French is the official language of Quebec. It is also spoken in pockets or other provinces, whereas much of the rest of the country speaks English.


What is definition of cultural boundaries?
What is the definition for convergent boundaries? In plate tectonics, a convergent boundary also known as a destructive plate boundary (because of subduction), is an actively deforming region where two (or more) tectonic plat â¦ es or fragments of lithosphere move toward one another and collide.ociety Culture is a system of societal rules and behavior. It has been used to mean the more sophisticated or refined etiquette of a time. Culture is what people believe, ho â¦ w they act and interact, and the way they live.


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Cultural Border and Cultural Boundary. The terms border and  boundary are physical in origin (Johnson and Machelsen, 1997). The original imagery is not quite abandonedand is even intentionally played outwhen the terms are used in reference to culture.ultural Border and Cultural Boundary. The terms border and  boundary are physical in origin (Johnson and Machelsen, 1997). The original imagery is not quite abandonedand is even intentionally played outwhen the terms are used in reference to culture.


DNA Is a Structure That Encodes Biological Information
A in one strand always pairs with _____ in the other strand. C in one strand always pairs with _____ in the other strand. Since all the nucleotides in DNA are the same except for the base they contain, each nucleotide is. given the same symbol as the base it contains (A, C, G, or T).


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Each chromosome in the nucleus of a cell contains a very long molecule of DNA. the DNA found in one of your cells, it would be 2-3 meters long. cell nucleus, the DNA is wrapped tightly around proteins. protease, which is an enzyme that cuts proteins into small pieces.


Veterinary Advice Online: Canine Distemper.
Getting from the code in DNA to the final protein is a very complicated process. The code is first transcribed (copied, although with one important difference - see later) to messenger RNA. That then travels out of the nucleus of the cell (where the DNA is found) into the cytoplasm of the cell.


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You are not expected to know all the answers. Use the buttons in the DNA tutorial to investigate. Play around with the DNA molecule to try to figure out the answer to a question! If you find the questions too hard, you may find it useful to visit Andrew Carter's introductory story about DNA Structure. Question Set A (for ages 14 and older)


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Each cell is surrounded by a cell membrane that regulates what. gets into and out of the cell. The nucleus is also surrounded by a. membrane. To extract DNA from human cells, you will need to break open the cell membranes and nuclear. membranes and separate the DNA from the other types of biological molecules in human cells.


Researchers Solve Mystery Of How DNA Strands Separate
To show that helicases actively separate the two strands of DNA, the researchers attached one end of a DNA strand to a microscope cover slip and attached the end of the other DNA strand to a micron-sized plastic bead.


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Compare the hydrogen bonding between adenine (A) and thymine (T): . . . with that between adenine (A) and uracil (U): In DNA the hydrogen bonding between A and T helps to tie the two strands together into the double helix. That isn't relevant in RNA because it is only a single strand.


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Remember that the 5' end is the end which has the phosphate group attached to the 5' carbon atom. The 3' end is the end where the phosphate is attached to a 3' carbon atom - or if it is at the very end of the DNA chain has a free -OH group on the 3' carbon.


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You can connect your laptop to the Internet through a Wi-Fi connection if you have a wireless router connected to broadband Internet and an operating system that fully supports wireless networking, such as Windows 7, Vista or XP.


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You can connect your laptop to the Internet through a Wi-Fi connection if you have a wireless router connected to broadband Internet and an operating system that fully supports wireless networking, such as Windows 7, Vista or XP. Here's what to do: 1  Temporarily plug a network cable into your laptop and wireless router.


How to Set up Wi-Fi on your Laptop
You can connect your laptop to the Internet through a Wi-Fi connection if you have a wireless router connected to broadband Internet and an operating system that fully supports wireless networking, such as Windows 7, Vista or XP. Here's what to do:


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Enter your wireless password. When you select your network, you will be asked to enter the password if the network is secured. Once you enter the password you will be connected to the network. 1  You can also connect to your wireless network through the Desktop mode. 2  Follow the steps for Windows 7.


How to Set up Wi-Fi on your Laptop
1 Temporarily plug a network cable into your laptop and wireless router. 2  When your computer is on, it should automatically connect to the router [source: Microsoft 3  ]. Open Internet Explorer and type in the URL address of your wireless router to access the configuration page.


How to Connect Your Laptop to the Internet from a WiFi Hotspot
You see a display of wireless networks detected by your laptop. If you hover your onscreen pointer on or near one of the names, you can learn some details of the network, including the strength of the signal and whether the system is protected by password security. Click the network you want to use and click connect.


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2. Select your network from the list. When you click the Network icon, you will see a list of all of the available networks in your range. Select the network that you want to connect to from the list. 1  If you canât find your network, check that you set it up properly.