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Nobody buys a bare-bones Lamborghini unless they're planning on racing it or want to pretend they are. With the Superleggera discontinued and the new lightweight Gallardo yet to rear its head, most buyers of the new LP560-4 will be spec'ing out their Lambos with all the kit. The car retails for $280,000.


PHOTOS: Lamborghiniâs New $3.9 Million Veneno Supercar
On Monday, Italian carmaker Lamborghini introduced its Veneno supercar, a 750-horsepower beast whose $3.9 million price tag immediately makes it one of the most expensive cars ever produced, putting the $2.4 million Bugatti Veyron and the McLaren F1 (a mere $1 million, although theyâre tough to find) in the shade.


PHOTOS: Lamborghiniâs New $3.9 Million Veneno Supercar
Alternatively, here are a few other things you can buy with that $3.9 million: 1  Two 500-lb Bluefin Tunas. 2  A $50,000-a-plate Christmas dinner for 80 people.  Enough $666 âdouche-burgersâ â made with foie gras, Kobe beef, caviar, lobster and truffles â to eat one every day for 16 years.


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Lamborghini has discovered the perfect fusion of technology and power. Our Accademia Program offers a hands-on experience that teaches how to drive in extreme conditions, ranging from adverse weather like ice and snow, to the racing track. In addition, our super cars take part in international motorsport championships like the Lamborghini Blancpain Super Trofeo and the GT Customer Racing.


PHOTOS: Lamborghiniâs New $3.9 Million Veneno Supercar
The Lamborghini Venenos automobile, produced by Automobili Lamborghini SpA, on display on the first day of the 83rd Geneva International Motor Show in Geneva, Switzerland, on Tuesday, March 5, 2013. Much of the extraordinary cost of the car comes from its carbon fiber monocoque construction, CNN Money reports.


How much do Lamborghinis cost?
The 2009 Lamborghini Gallardo costs around $198,000 to $221,000. The 2009 Lamborghini Murcielago costs around $354,000 to $382,400 dollars. So, about $330,000.it coast at like 200K different coast for different modelsThe lowest cost is about 200,000 but they can go to like a million.


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Another $19k. Throw in sat-nav and up-rated rolling stock and the new Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 is pushing $322,000. And that's if you can actually get your hands on one without finder's speculation or premiums, not to mention the cost of gas, insurance and the racks of tires you're bound to go through.


How much do Lamborghinis cost?
The 2009 Lamborghini Gallardo costs around $198,000 to $221,000. The 2009 Lamborghini Murcielago costs around $354,000 to $382,400 dollars. So, about $330,000. The lowest cost is about 200,000 but they can go to like a million.


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The Ad Personam customisation program is available for the HuracÃ¡n and Aventador, giving customers the chance to create their own personal Lamborghini, making it extra special and meeting any wish.


Payday Loans
Before you decide to take out a payday loan, consider some alternatives. 1  Consider a small loan from your credit union or a small loan company. 2  Some banks may offer short-term loans for small amounts at competitive rates. 3  A local community-based organization may make small business loans to people.


Payday Loans
Before you decide to take out a payday loan, consider some alternatives. 1  Consider a small loan from your credit union or a small loan company. 2  Some banks may offer short-term loans for small amounts at competitive rates.


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Example sentences. 1  In the case of most loans to consumers, and for smaller commercial loans, the advance is usually credited forthwith to the borrower's current account and stands at his disposal at any time.


in advance
Usage Note: When used as a noun, advance indicates forward movement (the advance of the army) or progress or improvement (an advance in molecular biology).


advance
in advance beforehand, earlier, ahead, previously, in the lead, in the forefront The subject of the talk is announced a week in advance.


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Example sentences. 1  In the case of most loans to consumers, and for smaller commercial loans, the advance is usually credited forthwith to the borrower's current account and stands at his disposal at any time. 2  The bank's loan and advances portfolio registered 42 per cent growth, reaching the level of K79.55 billion.


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Example sentences. 1  As the performance advances into the nineteenth century, the paradoxes and ambiguities concerning the nature of absolute music pile up, to considerable dramatic effect. 2  In a similar vein, Nora recommends that community colleges advance into the twenty-first century prepared for a diverse student body.


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1 In the case of most loans to consumers, and for smaller commercial loans, the advance is usually credited forthwith to the borrower's current account and stands at his disposal at any time. 2  The bank's loan and advances portfolio registered 42 per cent growth, reaching the level of K79.55 billion.


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Combining learning spanish with sightseeing and social programs involverment (Antigua, Guatemala). We finished our second week of Spanish immersion classes yesterday...we have decided to take one more week of classes before moving on.


Physiologic Effects of Insulin
Type I or insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus is the result of a frank deficiency of insulin. The onset of this disease typically is in childhood. It is due to destruction pancreatic beta cells, most likely the result of autoimmunity to one or more components of those cells.


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Michael is 29 years old and has had type 1 diabetes for 16 years. 12 units of NPH at breakfast, and 7 units of rapid-acting insulin and 11 units of NPH before dinner. that he switch to a multiple daily injection regimen, given that his A1C is 8.4% and the timing of his meals is irregular.


Physiologic Effects of Insulin
Like the receptors for other protein hormones, the receptor for insulin is embedded in the plasma membrane. The insulin receptor is composed of two alpha subunits and two beta subunits linked by disulfide bonds.


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a) Decrease the breakfast rapid-acting insulin by 1 to 2 units. b) Increase the lunch rapid-acting insulin by 1 to 2 units. c) Increase the dinner rapid-acting insulin by 1 to 2 units. d) Increase the basal analogue at bedtime by 1 to 2 units.


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1. Which of the following physiological actions is NOT a function of insulin? a) Insulin helps circulating triglycerides be stored as fat. b) Insulin helps liver and muscle tissue store glycogen. c) Insulin helps muscle tissue release amino acids for use by the liver. d) Insulin helps glucose to be used as fuel. 2. Which the following is a counterregulatory hormone? a) Insulin b) Cortisol c) Thyroid d) Estrogen 3. Please indicate whether this statement is more closely associated with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. âInsulin resistance is usually present to some degreeâ. a) Type 1 Diabetes b) Type 2 Diabetes 4.


Physiologic Effects of Insulin
The net effect is clear: when the supply of glucose is abundant, insulin tells the liver to bank as much of it as possible for use later. 3. A well-known effect of insulin is to decrease the concentration of glucose in blood, which should make sense considering the mechanisms


Physiologic Effects of Insulin
The metabolic pathways for utilization of fats and carbohydrates are deeply and intricately intertwined. Considering insulin's profound effects on carbohydrate metabolism, it stands to reason that insulin also has important effects on lipid metabolism, including the following: 1. Insulin promotes synthesis of fatty acids in the liver.


Physiologic Effects of Insulin
Two principal forms of this disease are recognized: 1  Type I or insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus is the result of a frank deficiency of insulin. The onset of this disease typically is in childhood. 2  Type II or non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus begins as a syndrome of insulin resistance.


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1 Softball players in the outfield require a mitt with a deep pocket and a long glove to catch fly balls and grounders. 2  Outfielder gloves range from 13 inches (33.02 cm) to 14 inches (35.56 cm) long so that when outfielders have to dive or run for the ball, the extra length gives them better reach.


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How To Buy A Baseball Glove Gloves, like the hands they fit, come in a variety of sizes. Baseball and softball gloves also are geared to fit both the position you play and the level of your game.


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Most baseballs are 9 inches in circumference  Leagues for under-10 year old players may use a slightly larger ball  Softballs typically are 12 inches in circumference, while some women's and youth leagues usually an 11 inch ball Materials Balls are manufactured out of leather or synthetic leather.


Softball
1 Select a pitcher's mitt if you are a pitcher. 2  When you are choosing a softball mitt for the pitching position, you need a comfortable glove that's large enough to hide the ball, so that the batter can't see what type of pitch you are preparing to throw. 3  Choose a first baseman's mitt if you play first base.


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1 Choose a catcher's mitt if you play catcher. 2  You will need a glove with thick padding because you have to catch a fastball. 3  Comfort is important when you select a softball glove, and you don't want a heavy catcher's mitt because you need to retrieve the ball from the mitt and throw it quickly.


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There are also safety balls for younger players.  Leather is used in the Major Leagues and other upper-level leagues  Synthetic leather is used primarily for balls in the Little League age group and younger  Safety balls are engineered to play like a real ball without the sting of a hard ball.


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â¢ A D-ring fastener allows you to pull on the lacing and make the glove tighter or looser â¢ A Velcro fastener although it may wear quicker, offers convenience of pulling and adjusting to fit your comfort level â¢ A Lacing adjustment allows you to loosen or tighten the wrist fastener with leather laces.


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There is a general school of thought that a softball glove should be bigger than a baseball glove because the softball is significantly larger than the baseball glove. That assessment is somewhat accurate. The softball glove should be larger, but not to the point where the player loses control of the ball. Here are some tips for finding the right fit.


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Typically, a veteran softball outfielder feels comfortable with a glove that extends 3 inches but will struggle with a bigger glove. You can't catch the ball if you can't control the glove. Remember that a first baseman's mitt in softball is very similar to its counterpart in baseball. The first baseman's mitt in softball should be no more than an inch or so bigger than the first baseman's mitt in baseball.


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Gloves by Fielding Position â¢ Catcher â¢ First base â¢ Infield â¢ Outfield â¢ Softball  Find the Features that Fit Your Game â¢ Construction â¢ Materials  Fit the Glove to Your Hand  Buying a Ball â¢ The basic ball â¢ Materials Gloves by Fielding Position Gloves are made to better help you field your position.


Does Weight Lifting Cause an increase in Appetite?
Does Weight Lifting Cause an increase in Appetite? Most of the exercising I have done in the past is aerobic. I found that this type of exercise acted as an appetite suppressant, some days having to force myself to eat an appropriate amount of calories. I just started lifting heavy weights and find that I can't eat enough food.


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A vigorous 60-minute workout on a treadmill affects the release of two key appetite hormones, ghrelin and peptide YY, while 90 minutes of weight lifting affects the level of only ghrelin.


Exercise Suppresses Appetite By Affecting Appetite Hormones
Exercise Suppresses Appetite By Affecting Appetite Hormones. FULL STORY. A vigorous 60-minute workout on a treadmill affects the release of two key appetite hormones, ghrelin and peptide YY, while 90 minutes of weight lifting affects the level of only ghrelin, according to a new study.


Does Weight Lifting Cause an increase in Appetite?
My appetite is insatiable... show more Most of the exercising I have done in the past is aerobic. I found that this type of exercise acted as an appetite suppressant, some days having to force myself to eat an appropriate amount of calories. I just started lifting heavy weights and find that I can't eat enough food. My appetite is insatiable... show more Most of the exercising I have done in the past is aerobic. I found that this type of exercise acted as an appetite suppressant, some days having to force myself to eat an appropriate amount of calories.


12 Reasons Youâre Hungry After Your Strength Training
Sometimes, the idea that youâre hungry after pumping weights really is all in your head. Psychologically, you might feel like you deserve to eat a little more because of all the work you just did, so you become much more responsive to the hormonal increases that eventually drive you to the fridge.


12 Reasons Youâre Hungry After Your Strength Training
People who weight train often encounter the same basic problem: serious hunger after a workout! If you need to figure out why youâre ravenous after your strength training, your answers are here. Whenever you strength train, your muscles tear on a microscopic level.


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Decide why you want to gain weight. There are many reasons why you might be looking to gain weight. It is important to understand your reasons so that you can gain weight in a healthy manner. If you are looking to gain weight to build muscle mass, you may want to focus on eating a diet high in protein and healthy fats. You may also choose to use supplements like creatine. If you have lost weight suddenly or unexpectedly, you should talk to your doctor to rule out any other health problems.


12 Reasons Youâre Hungry After Your Strength Training
Youâre revving your metabolism. Weightlifting is an anaerobic activity, meaning that your body doesnât use oxygen to convert energy and uses only carbohydrates as a fuel source. Anaerobic activities increase the rate at which your body uses calories long after your workout is over (the afterburn effect).


5 reasons weight lifting is better than cardio
5 reasons weight lifting is better than cardio. In my last post, I said that everyone should find a type of exercise that they find enjoyable in order to stick to it and reduce the chance of skipping a workout. Regardless, I still believe everyone should give strength training a shot.


5 reasons weight lifting is better than cardio
That is just one example. Here are my top five reasons why I think strength training is better than cardio: 1. Weights change your body composition for the better. One of the first things I tell my clients is that your diet is what helps you lose weight, and resistance training is what changes your body composition.


Soil organic matter
Soil organic matter is the fraction of the soil that includes: plant and animal residues at various stages of decomposition; plant roots; cells and tissues of soil organisms; and substances synthesised by the soil population.


Chapter 1, The Decomposition Process
Such organic materials as vegetable matter, animal manure and other organic refuse can be converted from otherwise wasted materials to a more stable form for use as a soil amendment by this process. This process is called âcompostingâ and the final product of composting is called âcompostâ.


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If additions are less than losses, soil organic matter becomes depleted. When the system is in balance and additions equal losses, the quantity of soil organic matter does not change appreciably over time. In general, any factor that affects soil microbial activity also affects breakdown of soil organic matter.


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Rainfall Rainfall (or irrigation) influences soil moisture content which in turn determines plant growth and the resulting input of plant biomass into the soil. Rainfall also influences soil moisture content by affecting soil microbial activity. Organic matter decomposition is faster in moist soil than in dry soil.


How soils form
How soils form. Soil is the thin layer of material covering the earthâs surface and is formed from the weathering of rocks. It is made up mainly of mineral particles, organic materials, air, water and living organismsâall of which interact slowly yet constantly.


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Biological Organic matter is a food and energy source for soil organisms and a source of plant nutrients. Organic matter decomposition is a microbiological process which releases inorganic forms of nutrients such as nitrogen (N) phosphorus (P) and sulphur (S) which slowly becomes available for plant use. The humus which develops as an intermediate product of this decomposition also acts as a store for nutrients.


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That's pretty much what an electronic synthesizer does in a nutshell. It has a number of different voices or oscillators (sound tone generators), each of which can produce waves of different shapes (sine wave, square wave, saw tooth, triangular wave, and so on).


Synthesizers
Photo: The Yamaha DX-9 synthesizer, popular in the 1980s, is much more than just an electronic piano! Other famous makes of synthesizers include Moog, Roland, Korg, and Casio.


The Electric Keyboard and the Synthesizer
The origins of the piano are somewhat vague. Distant ancestors of the piano were played even in ancient times, and there are references to possible piano forerunners that date as far back as the year 1157. However, the earliest conclusive information known concerning piano-like instruments refers to the clavichord.


The 14 most important synths in electronic music history â and the musicians who use them
The 14 most important synths in electronic music history â and the musicians who use them. By , Sep 15 2016. Make Music is FACTâs new section devoted to making music anywhere, whether youâre a seasoned producer or a total novice, using an arsenal of analog gear or just your iPhone.


A Brief History of the Synthesizer
Digital control circuitry debuted in 1971 in the form of the digital sequencer found in the Synthi 100 modular synthesizerâin all other respects an analog synthesizerâfrom English company EMS. Priced out of reach of all but the wealthiest musicians, the Synthi 100 sequencer featured a whopping total of 256 events.


The Electric Keyboard and the Synthesizer
The Korg Company finally managed a truly polyphonic synthesizer in 1977, the PS-3200, which was able to produce sound independently and simultaneously for each of its 48 keys. Another huge benefit of the PS-3200 was the patch memory.


The 14 most important synths in electronic music history â and the musicians who use them
How did the synthesizer become such a crucial part of modern music? John Twells charts the evolution of an instrument at the heart of 21st century songwriting, delving into the famous and surprising songs they feature on. The synthesizer is as important, and as ubiquitous, in modern music today as the human voice.


The 14 most important synths in electronic music history â and the musicians who use them
Thanks to its uniqueness at the time (it was the first synthesizer that was truly available to the general public) and its very modest price point, the VCS3 was a massive success, lending EMS a market share that was set to rival competitors Moog and ARP.


Synthesizers
Synthesizers are the most modest musical instruments you can imagine. They look like small and rather mundane electronic pianos, but they're actually much more than that. If you can play a synthesizer, you can play not just any instrument in the orchestra but any instrument you could possibly imagine!


A Brief History of the Synthesizer
This overview showcases a few of the most significant developments in synthesizer history. It may surprise you to learn that the earliest seeds of modern electronic synthesizers began in the twilight years of the 19th century. In 1896/1897, an American inventor named Thaddeus Cahill applied for a patent to protect the principle behind an instrument known as the Telharmonium, or Dynamophone.


When Does Umbilical Cord Fall Off?
Umbilical Cord Care Tips. 1  Clean the stump with a cotton ball dipped in mild soap and water. Dry it gently with a cloth. 2  Fold the top of your babyâs diaper down to let air get to the stump. 3  Change wet diapers right away.  Avoid tub baths until the stump has fallen off.


When Does Umbilical Cord Fall Off?
After your baby is born, the umbilical stump usually dries up and falls off when your baby is about two weeks old. Two weeks isnât an exact number, some babies lose their stump as early as 7 days and as late as 21 days.


What Happens After The Umbilical Cord Falls Off
For cord care, I just let it air dry and waited for the cord to fall off before giving a bath. The pediatrician and hospital suggested T-shirts and open belly time, but my kids were all born during the colder months so I just stuck them in onsies and they all did fine.


Delayed Umbilical Cord Separation
The average age for the cord to fall off is about 2 weeks. But I often see kids whose cords fall off later. The most important thing to watch out for is signs of infection, such as hard, reddened skin around the base. If her skin around the cord looks normal, then usually nothing more needs to be done. But it's wise for a pediatrician to take a look to be sure everything is fine. Pediatricians will sometimes put a dab of silver nitrate on it around 4 weeks of age if it hasn't fallen off, to hasten the drying. Putting rubbing alcohol on your baby's umbilical cord does help prevent infection.


What Happens After The Umbilical Cord Falls Off
What Happens After The Umbilical Cord Falls Off. My sister just had a baby and Iâve given her as much passing-down-of-mom wisdom as possible. But thereâs always something Iâve forgotten or little issues that come up. I love it when she calls me and I can help her ease that new mom anxiety.


What Happens After The Umbilical Cord Falls Off
A couple of days ago, her little baby lost his umbilical cord and I got a call asking if what was left was normal. I had completely forgotten to tell her what to expect. Then I remembered my first baby and how freaky it was when the cord came off.


Former Vegans Explain Why They Eat Meat: Are You Convinced?
The thought of eating dead animals â certainly the pork that is frequently found in the Cantonese cooking my grandmother made â simply came to bother me. To this day, I donât miss meat. Iâve never minded foregoing the Christmas roast or the Thanksgiving turkey. In a recent article in The Atlantic two former vegetarians and vegans explain why they have again chosen to eat meat; a vegetarian of many years explains why she supports otherâs choice to eat meat.


Why Vegetarians Are Eating Meat
I have more energy.. Even chef Mollie Katzen, author of the vegetarian bible the Moosewood Cookbook, is experimenting with meat again. For about 30 years I didn't eat meat at all, just a bite of fish every once in a while, and always some dairy, she says. Lately, I've been eating a little meat.


Why Vegetarians Are Eating Meat
For Andrew and many of our ex-vegetarian friends, the ethical reasons for eating meat, combined with the health-related ones, have been impossible to deny. The way I see it, you've got three opportunities every day to act on your values and have an immediate effect on something you're concerned about, Andrew says.


Former Vegans Explain Why They Eat Meat: Are You Convinced?
Enjoy! I became a vegetarian when I was a teenager. I didnât have the most well-formulated reasons, but I had convictions. I had learned about the slaughtering of baby harp seals for their fur and felt appalled at such inhumane treatment of animals; I was troubled to learn about how unhealthy fast food is.


Why Vegetarians Are Eating Meat
A growing number of vegetarians are starting to eat humanely raised meat. Christine Lennon talks to a few convertsâincluding her husband and famed author Mollie Katzen.


Why Vegetarians Are Eating Meat
For people who are against eating meat because it's wrong or offensive to eat animals, even the cleanest grass-fed beef won't be good enough, Katzen says. Convincing those people that eating meat can improve the welfare of the entire livestock population is a tough sell. But we'll keep trying.


Cellulitis
Introduction. Cellulitis is an infection of the deeper layers of the skin and the underlying tissue. The main symptom of cellulitis is the affected area of skin suddenly turning red, painful swollen and hot. It most often affects the legs, but can occur anywhere on the body.


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Cellulitis facts. 1  Cellulitis is a spreading bacterial infection of the skin and tissues beneath the skin. 2  Staphylococcus and Streptococcus are the types of bacteria that are usually responsible for cellulitis, although many types of bacteria can cause the condition.


Cellulitis
1 Cellulitis is a spreading bacterial infection of the skin and tissues beneath the skin. 2  Staphylococcus and Streptococcus are the types of bacteria that are usually responsible for cellulitis, although many types of bacteria can cause the condition.


Group A streptococcal infection
Causes. Cellulitis is usually caused by an infection of the tissues beneath the skin after the surface of the skin is damaged. The type of infection is usually either: 1  a group A streptococcal infection. 2  a staphyloccocal infection.


Cellulitis
Symptoms of Cellulitis. Cellulitis can appear on almost any part of the body. It usually shows up on damaged skin such as inflamed wounds, dirty cuts, and areas with poor circulation. It needs to be treated by a doctor. Common symptoms include: 1  Redness. 2  Red streaking. 3  Swelling. 4  Warmth.


Signs and Symptoms
Cellulitis is caused by bacteria, most often strep or staph. You can get infected after any event that causes a break in the skin, such as: 1  Surgery. 2  A cut or bite. 3  A new tattoo or piercing. 4  Problems that cause skin breakdown, such as eczema, psoriasis, or a fungal infection like athlete's foot.


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Most cases are mild and last several days to a couple of weeks. But cellulitis can sometimes progress to a more serious infection, causing severe illness that affects the whole body (sepsis) or other dangerous problems.


Cellulitis
Symptoms. Cellulitis causes the area of affected skin to become red, hot, swollen, and tender or painful. Cellulitis most commonly affects one of your legs, although symptoms can develop in any area of your body. If you have cellulitis, you may also find that blisters develop on your skin.


How does cellulitis affect the body?
However, cellulitis can have very serious effects on your body if it is not controlled and treated properly. The infection can become quite dangerous if it spreads to the lymph nodes (lymphadenitis), lymph vessels (lymphangitis) and bloodstream (bacteremia).


How to Stay Awake Naturally
But consuming caffeine to combat sleepiness can lead to a vicious cycle. The java jolt that helps you stay awake can take up to eight hours to wear off. Caffeine can also reduce your sleep time, alter the normal stages of sleep, and decrease the quality of your sleep. How can you stay awake naturally? Try some of these 12 jitter-free tips to take the edge off sleepiness.


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Even talking about amphetamines reducing sleep inertia (to stay on the original topic), it takes 30-60 minutes from time time you take them for them to be absorbed and start affecting the body (similar to caffeine), so they're not really that effective for helping with sleep inertia.


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Brittany Capone, 24, had a brain tumor removed while she was wide awake. Here's what this increasingly common kind of surgery is likeâfor the patient. Brittany Capone had a brain tumor removed while she chatted with her doctors. New breakthroughs in awake surgery are opening up a world of possibilities for doctors.


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Brittany Capone, 24, had a brain tumor removed while she was wide awake. Brittany Capone had a brain tumor removed while she chatted with her doctors. New breakthroughs in awake surgery are opening up a world of possibilities for doctors. âBlue. Itâs the third round of this and Brittany Capone, 24, is rankled by the repetition.


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I work in a neuroscience lab that does a lot of work on sleep, I don't personally do it, but I've absorbed quite a lot over the years (plus, it's hard to get a PhD in neuroscience without picking up a bit).


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[â]whatthefatComputational Neuroscience | Sleep | Circadian Rhythms 313 points314 points315 points 4 years ago (68 children) In terms of simply transitioning from what we consider sleep to what we consider wake, it can be very quick, on the order of milliseconds.


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Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) levels recede with the seasons. Sufficient water depth and sediment-free spawning gravels are critical. to ensure that water can percolate through the spaces in the gravel, bringing oxygen to the eggs and. removing metabolic wastes associated with incubation and hatching.


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General Information. Rainbow trout are coldwater fish that have long. been symbolic of clear, healthy mountain. streams and lakes in North America. Because of. their ability to thrive in hatcheries, rainbow trout. have been introduced into much of the United. States and now inhabit many streams and lakes.


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Food: During the first two or three years of life, rainbow trout will feed mainly on crustaceans, plant material and aquatic insects. At approximately 3 years of age, they will move into larger water (lakes, rivers) and change their diet to fish, large insects, and even small rodents.


Trout
Rainbow trout spawn or reproduce in the spring, while New York's other trout spawn in the fall. Like salmon, most trout species build nests, called redds. Using their tails to fan the bottom, female trout create a depression in clean gravel or cobble sites in streams and, occasionally, in seepage areas in ponds.


Trout
Trout eggs are larger and fewer in number than those of many other fish species. For example, while a mature female walleye may have 50,000 to 100,000 eggs, a mature female trout may only have 1,000 to 3,000 eggs.


Rainbow Trout are spawning. Take it easy on âem.
Rainbow and cutthroat trout generally spawn in the spring (March-May) as the days grow longer and water temperatures increase to the optimum spawning range. Brown trout spawn in the fall (Oct.-Dec) when water temperatures drop into their ideal range. Click here for more.


Trout
An interesting fact is that although rainbow trout spawn later than other New York trout species, their eggs still hatch at about the same time in the spring. This is because the amount of time required for fish eggs to develop depends on the water temperature. Eggs develop faster in warm water than in cool water.


Rainbow Trout are spawning. Take it easy on âem.
As we enter spring, remember to do your part by staying away from spawning trout. As the shoulder seasons emerge and climates gradually shift, the behavior of trout in our rivers and streams begins to focus on one thingâ¦spawning. Successful reproduction is the life goal of a trout.


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Although not native to Michigan, rainbow trout have become one of the state's favorite sport fish. From the inland lakes and streams to the Great Lakes, rainbows provide countless hours of angling enjoyment to all manner of fishermen. Native to the Pacific watershed, rainbow trout came to Michigan when eggs were imported from California in 1876. First stocked in the Au Sable River, then four years later in the Lake Michigan watershed, rainbows can now be found in all corners of the state.


Trout Science
Trout Science. The brook trout is a brilliantly colored fish. It is readily identified by the white leading edge, backed by black, on its lower fins. A true delight to fish for, these generally small fish have a true wild nature. Due to over fishing, and competition with rainbow and brown trout, their range now is greatly reduced in most states. Habitat: Brookies are found almost exclusively in the cold, clear, fresh water streams of the mountains.


Cut, copy, and paste
The data in the clipboard is later inserted in the position where the paste command is issued. The command names are an interface metaphor based on the physical procedure used in manuscript editing to create a page layout.


Cut, copy, and paste
The term  cut and paste  comes from the traditional practice in manuscript-editings whereby people would literally cut paragraphs from a page with scissors and physically paste them onto another page. This practice remained standard into the 1980s.


Cut, copy, and paste
When a software environment provides cut and paste functionality, a nondestructive operation called copy usually accompanies them; copy places a copy of the selected text in the clipboard without removing it from its original location.


Copy and paste in Office Web Apps
If you are using Firefox and you want to use the Copy, Cut, and Paste commands on the PowerPoint Online ribbon, you need to allow JavaScript to use the clipboard. If you donât want to do this, use the-C, -X, and-V keyboard commands. Learn how to grant JavaScript access to the clipboard.


Copy and paste in Office Web Apps
Tables and lists When you paste text that is formatted outside Word Online as rows and columns or as sub-items in a list, the table or hierarchical structure does not appear in the pasted text. The best practice is to paste such items one cell or level at a time.


Copy and paste in Office Web Apps
In Editing view you can cut, copy, and paste text and pictures within the document by selecting text or picture just as you do in the Word desktop application. Press CTRL+C to copy, CTRL+X to cut, or CTRL+V to paste the text or picture (Windows); or press â+C, â+X, or â+V (Mac).


Cut, copy, and paste
Copy and paste [edit]. The term copy-and-paste refers to the popular, simple method of reproducing text or other data from a source to a destination. It differs from cut and paste in that the original source text or data does not get deleted or removed.


Copy and paste in Office Web Apps
Note If you are using Firefox and you want to use the Copy, Cut, and Paste commands on the Word Online ribbon, you need to allow JavaScript to use the clipboard. If you donât want to do this, use the-C, -X, and-V keyboard commands. Learn how to grant JavaScript access to the clipboard.


Cougar or Mountain Lion
Cougar or Mountain Lion. Cougars, also known as mountain lions or pumas, are native to Washington state. About 2,500 live in Washington state, double the populations of the early 1980s, and their numbers are growing. What they look like: Cougars are carnivores (meat eating animals).


Trophic Cascades Involving Cougar, Mule Deer and Black Oaks in Yosemite National Park
Using a historical reconstruction, we discovered a potential trophic cascade involving cougar, mule deer and California black oak in Yosemite National Park in California. Our objective was to determine whether large deer populations in the absence of a top-level carnivore were suppressing tree regeneration. As human visitation increased in the early 1900s and cougar became increasingly scarce, the mule deer population irrupted in the 1920s. In August 2006, we undertook a retrospective study of black oak recruitment (i.e., growth of seedling/sprouts into tall saplings and trees).


Red-tailed hawk
An adult cougar can range in length between 3-4 ft, males can weigh up to 200 pounds and females up to 120 pounds. They have a long tail, nearly three feet (1 m) long, which is equal to a third of its total length when fully grown. The limbs are short and muscular.


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Diet: The cougar is a carnevorous animal capable of killing prey up to the size of elk, however white-tailed deer, mule deer, marsh deer, peccary, and guanaco are the most common items of their diet. Behavior: Cougars are solitary cats, meaning that they do not spend their life in packs like wolves do.


Cougar or Mountain Lion
Miscellaneous: 1  A cougar can jump upward 18 feet from a sitting position. They can leap up to 40 feet horizontally. 2  Cougars cannot roar like a lion, but they can make calls like a human scream. 3  After the cougar is finished feeding on prey, it will bury the carcass with leaves or debris to save it for another day.


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Welcome to the Cougar Club. The Cougar Club is the official booster organization for BYU Athletics. Although BYU is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Athletic Department receives no funding from the church. No tithing or tax dollars are used for BYU Athletics.


Cougar or Mountain Lion
Click on a range map to see where cougars live in Washington and California. Cougars make their dens in rocky ledges, dense thickets and under uprooted trees. They are highly territorial a male cougar may use a home range of 50 to 150 square miles (for comparison, the City of Seattle is 92 square miles).


Kane County Cougars
Kane County Cougars. Kane County Cougars, playing the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers at Fox Cities Stadium on June 9, 2006. The Kane County Cougars are a Class A Minor League Baseball team, affiliated with the Arizona Diamondbacks, that plays in the Midwest League. Their home games are played at Northwestern Medicine Field in Geneva, Illinois, about 35 miles west of Chicago.


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Questions and answers about the five-year review. March 2011. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service(Service) has completed a review of all available information about the eastern cougar, which has been on the endangered species list since 1973. The review concludes that the eastern cougar is extinct.


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FedEx Freight Guide 8 FedEx Freight Guide Creating the Bill of Lading and FedEx Freight Shipping Label To create a Bill of Lading for FedEx Freight shipments, you must complete the Origin/Destination and Shipment Details screens within the LTL Freight tab. Click Ship on the Origin/Destination,


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FedEx Freight Guide 6 FedEx Freight Guide FedEx Freight LTL Bill of Lading To ensure your Bill of Lading prints correctly: 1. Select Forms from the Customize drop-down menu. The Form Settings screen displays. 2. Scroll and select FedEx LTL Freight Bill of Lading from the Label/Report Type menu. 3. Click Change and select the appropriate laser printer.


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FedEx Freight Guide 4 FedEx Freight Guide Before you set up a FedEx Freight LTL account, have your FedEx Freight account number(s) and your account addresses at hand. For third party accounts, remember to mark them as Bill To in the database during setup. To enable your FedEx Freight LTL (less-than-truckload) account, you


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FedEx Corporation is an American multinational courier delivery services company headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee. The name FedEx is a syllabic abbreviation of the name of the company's original air division, Federal Express (now FedEx Express), which was used from 1973 until 2000.


FedEx
FedEx Corporation is an import/export company, incorporated October 2, 1997, in Delaware. FDX Corporation was founded in January 1998 with the acquisition of Caliber System Inc. by Federal Express. With the purchase of Caliber, FedEx started offering other services besides express shipping.


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FedEx Freight Guide 2. FedEx Freight Guide. FedEx FreightÂ® is changing the LTL (less-than-truckload) industry. by making it easy to ship fast-transit and economical freight. within one streamlined LTL network. With all-points coverage, one Bill of Lading, one invoice statement and one pickup and. delivery, FedEx Freight is creating a whole new future for LTL.


FedEx
Motorsports. 1  From 1997 to 2002, FedEx was the title sponsor of Champ Car World Series when it was known as CART. The series was known as the CART FedEx Championship Series, which led to the official Champ Car designation in reference to the fact they were the FedEx Championship.


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FedEx Freight Guide 7 FedEx Freight Guide FedEx Ship Manager Software allows you to configure the account number, printed documents and label stock that are defaulted and used for each shipment. To set these preferences: 1. Select Shipping Profiles from the Customize drop-down menu. 2. Select the appropriate FedEx Freight LTL shipping profile and


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FedEx Freight Guide 5 FedEx Freight Guide 3 4 2 To ship using FedEx Freight functionality, you must set up at least one FedEx Freight LTL account as follows: 1. Select LTL Freight Accounts from the Databases drop-down menu. The View Freight Accounts screen displays. 2. Click Add. The Add Freight Account screen displays. 3.


FedEx
FedEx Corporation is an American multinational courier delivery services company headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee.[2] The name FedEx is a syllabic abbreviation of the name of the company's original air division, Federal Express (now FedEx Express), which was used from 1973 until 2000.


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How much does Baptist Health Systems pay? Baptist Health Systems pays its employees an average of $21.08 an hour. Hourly pay at Baptist Health Systems ranges from an average of $12.71 to $35.55 an hour. Baptist Health Systems employees with the job title Family Nurse Practitioner (NP) make the most with an average hourly rate of $39.07, while employees with the title Patient Registration Clerk make the least with an average hourly rate of $10.40.


654 Baptist Hospital Employee Salaries
654 Baptist Hospital Employee Salaries. 1  $36K Surgical Technician Average Salary at Baptist Hospital (5 salaries) 2  $34K Medical Lab Assistant Average Salary at Baptist Hospital (2 salaries) 3  $60K IT Systems Analyst Average Salary at Baptist Hospital (1 salaries) 4  $61K Registered Nurse Average Salary at Baptist Hospital (49 salaries)


654 Baptist Hospital Employee Salaries
654 Baptist Hospital Employee Salaries. Browse Baptist Hospital Salaries by Job Title â. Baptist Hospital employees earn $39,000 annually on average, or $19 per hour, which is 44% lower than the national salary average of $61,000 per year. According to our data, the highest paying job at Baptist Hospital is a Senior Vice President at $151,000 annually while the lowest paying job at Baptist Hospital is an Unit Clerk at $17,000 annually. Advertisement


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Jacqueline Ventura Â· June 13, 2017. In Baptist Little Rock. ER nurse Chris and the ICU nurse during the the day are both unprofessional and both have lack of care have no sympathy. I insisted seve...ral times to talk to Chris or a doctor never got a hold of no one. All staff was too busy using the cell phones.


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654 Baptist Hospital Employee Salaries
$36K Surgical Technician Average Salary at Baptist Hospital (5 salaries) 1  Equal to national average Surgical Technician salary ($36K) - 2 $3K (8%) less than average Baptist Hospital salary ($39K) - 3 $14K (43%) less than average Baptist Hospital salary ($39K) + 4 $2K (5%) more than average Baptist Hospital salary ($39K)


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Yes I love Baptist Hospital in Little Rock and all of their sattelite branches! Just finished a sleep study at Arkadelphi a and it was so nice there, I also had an emergency surgery made few years ago ... and everyone was so kind to my husband bringing him snacks and drinks, I was in a semi coma for 6 days and they were as good on day 10 as on day1, It couldn't be a better place to be when you're ill.


654 Baptist Hospital Employee Salaries
$36K Surgical Technician Average Salary at Baptist Hospital (5 salaries) I wish I were making more money to take care of my family without having to work two jobs.. $34K Medical Lab Assistant Average Salary at Baptist Hospital (2 salaries) As an MLA I was in an entry level position.


654 Baptist Hospital Employee Salaries
The yearly salary that Wake Forest Hospital is paying is really great for ALL the work I do for them and the customers. When I first started here, I was making $54,000, however after an organization re-structure with the IT division, along with several others, now I'm making $60,000 and being competitive with market in this location.


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The following are vibration related terms and definitions. A vector quantity that specifies rate of change of velocity. A sensor whose electrical output is proportional to acceleration. An amplifier whose output voltage is proportional to the output charge from a piezoelectric transducer.


harmonic
Definition of harmonic. 1  1a : overtone; especially : one whose vibration frequency is an integral multiple of that of the fundamentalb : a flutelike tone produced on a stringed instrument by touching a vibrating string at a nodal point.


harmonics
(used with a singular verb) the science of musical sounds. 2. (used with a plural verb) the partials or overtones of a fundamental tone. Compare overtone (def 1). 3. (used with a plural verb) the flageoletlike tones of a string, as a violin string, made to vibrate so as to bring out an overtone. Origin of harmonics.


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In mechanics and physics, simple harmonic motion is a type of periodic motion or oscillation motion where the restoring force is directly proportional to the displacement and acts in the direction opposite to that of displacement .


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Vibration Terms and Definitions. Strength and Mechanics of Materials | Accelerometers. The following are vibration related terms and definitions. Acceleration. A vector quantity that specifies rate of change of velocity. Accelerometer. A sensor whose electrical output is proportional to acceleration. Charge amplifier. An amplifier whose output voltage is proportional to the output charge from a piezoelectric transducer.


harmonic
Noun Periodic motion whose frequency is a whole-number multiple of some fundamental frequency. The motion of objects or substances that vibrate or oscillate in a regular fashion, such as the strings of musical instruments, can be analyzed as a combination of a fundamental frequency and higher harmonics.


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Definition of harmonic. 1 : musical. 2 : of or relating to musical harmony or a harmonic. 3 : pleasing to the ear : harmonious.


Simple harmonic motion
Simple harmonic motion can serve as a mathematical model for a variety of motions, such as the oscillation of a spring. In addition, other phenomena can be approximated by simple harmonic motion, including the motion of a simple pendulum as well as molecular vibration. Simple harmonic motion is typified by the motion of a mass on a spring when it is subject to the linear elastic restoring force given by Hooke's Law.


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Definition of harmonic. 1  1 : musical. 2  2 : of or relating to musical harmony or a harmonic. 3  3 : pleasing to the ear : harmonious.  4 : of an integrated nature : congruous.


TDCJ George Beto Unit
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TDCJ George Beto Unit
George Beto Unit: Unit Address and Phone Number: 1391 FM 3328, Tennessee Colony, TX 75880(903) 928-2217 (**022) Unit Location: Six miles south of Tennessee Colony on FM 3328 in Anderson County: Senior Warden: Todd Harris: Regional Director: Kelvin Scott, Region II: CI Division Deputy Director: Robert âJayâ Eason: Date Unit Established or On Line: June 1980


Unit Directory
Unit Directory. TDCJ Unit Map and Units by Region. Key to Operator and Type of Facility. OPERATOR CID â TDCJ Correctional Institutions Division MTC â Management and Training Corporation LaSalle â LaSalle Corrections. FACILITY TYPE ISF â Intermediate Sanction Facility DDP â Developmental Disabilities Program SAFPF â Substance Abuse Felony Punishment Facility. Unit Directory


TDCJ - George Beto Unit (B)
TDCJ - George Beto Unit (B) Prison Information. TDCJ - George Beto Unit (B) is as state jail facility located at 1391 FM 3328 Tennessee Colony, TX 75880.TDCJ - George Beto Unit (B) serves the entire state of Texas.


TDCJ - George Beto Unit (B)
You can contact the jail for more information, not only to determine if your loved one is located in the facility, but also why they are being detained. TDCJ - George Beto Unit (B)'s phone number is 903-928-2217. Friends and family who are attempting to locate a recently detained loved one can use that number to find out if the person is being held at TDCJ - George Beto Unit (B).If your loved one is a pre-trial detainee, then it may be critical to access important legal services such as criminal defense attorneys and bail bond services.


TDCJ Inmate Search
Texas Department of Criminal Justice | PO Box 99 | Huntsville, Texas 77342-0099 | (936) 295-6371


Offender Information Search
Offenders who are currently incarcerated in a TDCJ facility are included in the online search. The minimum input required for a successful search is either of the following: the last name AND the first initial of the first name, or the TDCJ number, orthe SID (state identification) number.


TDCJ George Beto Unit
Unit Full Name: George Beto Unit. Unit Address and Phone Number: 1391 FM 3328, Tennessee Colony, TX 75880(903) 928-2217 (**022) Unit Location:


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Des Moines Golf & Country Club in Iowa will host next yearâs Solheim Cup with Gleneagles Hotel in Perthshire, Scotland, hosting in 2019. Mell, a senior writer, is a 30-year veteran and covers the PGA and LPGA tours for Golf Channel.


Inverness Club in Ohio chosen as host for 2021 Solheim Cup
Inverness Club in Ohio chosen as host for 2021 Solheim Cup. The 2021 Solheim Cup will be played at the fabled Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio, the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) announced on Wednesday. Inverness is a Donald Ross-designed layout which has hosted four US Opens (in 1920, 1931, 1957 and 1979) and two PGA Championships (1986 and 1993) along with other high-profile tournaments.


Toledo's Inverness Club to host 2021 Solheim Cup
Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio, will host the 2021 Solheim Cup. Thatâs the news from LNP Mediaâs LancasterOnline, which reported that Lancaster (Pa.) Country Club informed its membership in a letter Friday that it had lost out to Inverness in its bid to host the biennial international womenâs team event between the United States and Europe.


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Inverness Club Selected to Host the 2021 Solheim Cup. TOLEDO, Ohio, November 9, 2016â The 2021 Solheim Cup is headed to the renowned Inverness Club, in Toledo, Ohio, the LPGA announced today. Inverness will play host to the 17th edition of the Solheim Cup, pitting the best players from the United States against the best from Europe. âWeâre thrilled to have Inverness host the 2021 Solheim Cup,â said LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan.


Inverness Club Wins Coveted Bid for 2021 Solheim Cup
Inverness Club Wins Coveted Bid for 2021 Solheim Cup. TOLEDO, Ohio, November 9, 2016 - The 2021 Solheim Cup is headed to the renowned Inverness Club, in Toledo, Ohio, the LPGA announced today. Inverness will play host to the 17th edition of the Solheim Cup, pitting the best players from the United States against the best from Europe. âWeâre thrilled to have Inverness host the 2021 Solheim Cup,â said LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan.


Inverness Club makes announcement as host site for 2021 Solheim Cup
Inverness Club makes announcement as host site for 2021 Solheim Cup. Inverness Club in Toledo officially announced it has been chosen as the host site for the 2021 Solheim Cup Wednesday afternoon. Similar to the men's Ryder Cup, the Solheim Cup matches the best in women's golf from the United States and Europe. In 20-21 the Solheim Cup is officially coming to Toledo's Inverness Club.


Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio to host 2021 Solheim Cup
Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio to host 2021 Solheim Cup. Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio, is set to host the 2021 Solheim Cup. According to multiple reports, the club will be formally named the host on Wednesday, with the club beating out Lancaster Country Club, host of the 2015 U.S. Women's Open, for the bid. STORY CONTINUES BELOW.


It's official: 2021 Solheim Cup heading to Inverness
The LPGA made it official Wednesday, formally announcing that Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio, will host the 2021 Solheim Cup. Inverness has hosted four U.S. Opens, two PGA Championships, two U.S. Senior Opens and one U.S. Amateur. âWeâre thrilled to have Inverness host the 2021 Solheim Cup,â LPGA commissioner Mike Whan said in a news conference at Inverness. âInverness is one of the premier venues in golf and will serve as a great test for a match-play competition.


Inverness Club Wins Coveted Bid for 2021 Solheim Cup
Inverness Club Wins Coveted Bid for 2021 Solheim Cup. 17th edition of the biennial match-play competition heads to Toledo for fi rst time. TOLEDO, Ohio, November 9, 2016 - The 2021 Solheim Cup is headed to the renowned Inverness Club, in Toledo, Ohio, the LPGA announced today. Inverness will play host to the 17th edition of the Solheim Cup, pitting the best play-. ers from the United States against the best from Europe.


Inverness Club to host 2021 Solheim Cup
Inverness Club to host 2021 Solheim Cup. Inverness Club to host 2021 Solheim Cup. LPGA Tour. Inverness Club to host 2021 Solheim Cup. For more than 30 years, the LPGA has staged an event in Toledo, Ohio, and now the community will be rewarded for its loyalty as host of the 2021 Solheim Cup.


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For pruritic dermatitis, see seabather's eruption. The sea louse (plural sea lice) is a copepod within the order Siphonostomatoida, family Caligidae. There are around 559 species in 37 genera, including approximately 162 Lepeophtheirus and 268 Caligus species.Sea lice are marine ectoparasites (external parasites) that feed on the mucus, epidermal tissue, and blood of host marine fish.any sea louse species are specific with regard to host genera, for example L. salmonis which has high specificity for salmonids, including the widely farmed Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar).


Sea louse
The sea louse (plural sea lice) is a copepod within the order Siphonostomatoida, family Caligidae.There are around 559 species in 37 genera, including approximately 162 Lepeophtheirus and 268 Caligus species.Sea lice are marine ectoparasites (external parasites) that feed on the mucus, epidermal tissue, and blood of host marine fish.any sea louse species are specific with regard to host genera, for example L. salmonis which has high specificity for salmonids, including the widely farmed Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar).


Phylum
The term phylum is one of seven major categories that are used to classify organisms. In order of broad to specific. These seven categories are: Kingdom (broadest), Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species (most specific).This system of classification was developed in the 18th century by Carolus Linnaeus. phylum can be defined in two ways: as a group of organisms with a certain degree of structural or developmental similarity or a group of organisms with a certain degree of evolutionary relatedness. For plants Phylum is equivalent to the botanical term Division.


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Sea lice are parasites of the Caligidae family of arthropods and are among the most notorious pests affecting cultured marine fish.They have a particularly large impact upon salmonid fish production.ea lice on a salmon. (Wikimedia Commons). Sea lice are parasites of the Caligidae family of arthropods and are among the most notorious pests affecting cultured marine fish. They have a particularly large impact upon salmonid fish production.


Sea Lice
Sea lice on a salmon. (Wikimedia Commons). Sea lice are parasites of the Caligidae family of arthropods and are among the most notorious pests affecting cultured marine fish. They have a particularly large impact upon salmonid fish production.ea lice on a salmon. (Wikimedia Commons). Sea lice are parasites of the Caligidae family of arthropods and are among the most notorious pests affecting cultured marine fish. They have a particularly large impact upon salmonid fish production.


Where do I Belong?
Genus: Pediculus. P ediculus, the genus of the species, Pediculus humanus, is a general term for any lice found on a human. Species: Pediculus humanus. Pediculus humanus is the scientific name for human lice, whether it be located on the head or pubic area.uman lice fall under the phylum Arthropoda because of the following characteristics: ~ Triploblastic: embryos contain three different types of tissues or germ layers, the endoderm (digestive tract), mesoderm (muscle, bone, circulatory system), and ectoderm (skin and nervous system).


Argulidae
The family Argulidae contains the carp lice or fish lice â a group of parasitic crustaceans of uncertain position within the Maxillopoda.Although they are thought to be primitive forms, they have no fossil record.Argulidae is the only family in the order Arguloida (occasionally Arguloidea), although a second family, Dipteropeltidae, has been proposed.rgulidae is the only family in the order Arguloida (occasionally Arguloidea), although a second family, Dipteropeltidae, has been proposed.


Sea louse
Many sea louse species are specific with regard to host genera, for example L. salmonis which has high specificity for salmonids, including the widely farmed Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar).any sea louse species are specific with regard to host genera, for example L. salmonis which has high specificity for salmonids, including the widely farmed Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar).


Alaska Fish & Wildlife News August 2008
Their preferred diet is mucus, blood, and skin. There are two species of sea lice found on salmon, Caligus elongates and Lepeophtheirus salmonis. C. elongates effects many species of marine fish, while L. salmonis is found only on salmon and related species.Sea lice are common on adult salmon, and fall off as the salmon return to freshwater streams to spawn.This insures there are no surviving sea lice where the juvenile salmon outmigrate in the spring.heir preferred diet is mucus, blood, and skin. There are two species of sea lice found on salmon, Caligus elongates and Lepeophtheirus salmonis. C. elongates effects many species of marine fish, while L. salmonis is found only on salmon and related species.


Parasites of Animals
Classification of Parasites. Living organisms are classified using the Linnaean hierarchical scheme-in order of decreasing generality, the groupings are Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus and finally species.The classification of Protozoa (one-celled organisms) is not as well established, and we list their main phyla here.lassification of Parasites. Living organisms are classified using the Linnaean hierarchical scheme-in order of decreasing generality, the groupings are Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus and finally species.


The Parietal Cell: Mechanism of Acid Secretion
Mechanism of Acid Secretion. The hydrogen ion concentration in parietal cell secretions is roughly 3 million fold higher than in blood, and chloride is secreted against both a concentration and electric gradient.


The Parietal Cell: Mechanism of Acid Secretion
When acid secretion is stimulated there is a dramatic change in the morphology of the membranes of the parietal cell. Cytoplasmic tubulovesicular membranes which are abundant in the resting cell virtually disappear in concert with a large increase in the cannalicular membrane.


The Parietal Cell: Mechanism of Acid Secretion
The best-known component of gastric juice is hydrochloric acid, the secretory product of the parietal, or oxyntic cell. It is known that the capacity of the stomach to secrete HCl is almost linearly related to parietal cell numbers.


The Parietal Cell: Mechanism of Acid Secretion
For example, the low amounts of histamine released constantly from mast cells in the gastric mucosa only weakly stimulate acid secretion, and similarly for low levels of gastrin or acetylcholine. However, when low levels of each are present, acid secretion is strongly forced.


Digestive Hormones
GIP (Gastric Inhibitory Peptide). 1  GIP is secreted by the duodenum. 2  GIP secretion is stimulating by the food in the duodenum. 3  It counteracts the effects of gastrin that is it inhibits gastric glands. 4  Furthermore, slow down stomach emptying if there is food in the duodenum.


Biology, Eighth Edition (Raven)
The stomach is prepared in advance for the food that will arrive shortly. Once the food arrives in the stomach the amount of gastric fluid can be increased proportionately to the amount of food. Thus the central nervous system is starting up the system and local effects are fine-tuning the amount of secretion.


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Binding of acetylcholine and gastrin both result in elevation of intracellular calcium concentrations. The animation below depicts acid secretion by the parietal cell. Even though many of the actors are unlabeled, you should be able to deduce the identity of all the components you see.


Difference Between Udon and Soba
Udon and Soba are typical Japanese noodles. Both these noodles have become part of the Japanese diet and life style. . Both Udon and Soba noodles are very delicious and are served hot and cold. Well, everyone is aware that these two noodles have concrete difference between themselves.First of all, difference can be seen in the wheat that is used for preparing Udon and soba noodles. Udon noodles are made out of white flour.n the other hand, Soba noodles are made from buckwheat. Well, soba has got a distinction as a buckwheat noodle. Another difference that can be seen between udon noodles and soba noodles is in their thickness. While Udon is a thick noodle, soba is a thin and soft noodle.


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1 Cook udon or soba noodles in ample boiling water until tender, drain and store at room temperature (30 minutes of the cooking time is for the noodles). 2  In a medium bowl, mix 1 tbsp cornstarch, grated garlic and sesame oil with chicken and refrigerate covered until required.irections. 1  Cook udon or soba noodles in ample boiling water until tender, drain and store at room temperature (30 minutes of the cooking time is for the noodles).


What is healthier, yaki soba noodles or udon noodles?
i'd say udon over yakisoba noodles, since yakisoba noodles are usually like the chinese egg noodle and i'd assume have some oil in them. Now, if you're referring to real soba or buckwheat noodles which are usually grainy and kind of grey looking then that is the healthiest.But they are rarely used to make Yakisoba.Udon is basically flour, salt and water. Usually served in fish broth with some sort of topping.est Answer: soba noodles are healthier, however yaki soba noddles are stir fried so it has some oil in it. tossed with chicken or lean beef and vegetables will make it more healthier than udon noodles..


Difference Between Udon and Soba
Udon vsÃ VsÃ¢. Soba udon And soba are Typical japanese. Noodles both these noodles have become part of The japanese diet and life. . Style Both udon And soba noodles are very delicious and are served hot and. Cold, well everyone is aware that these two noodles have concrete difference between. themselvesn the other hand, Soba noodles are made from buckwheat. Well, soba has got a distinction as a buckwheat noodle. Another difference that can be seen between udon noodles and soba noodles is in their thickness. While Udon is a thick noodle, soba is a thin and soft noodle.


Kosher Yakisoba or Udon
Directions. 1  Cook udon or soba noodles in ample boiling water until tender, drain and store at room temperature (30 minutes of the cooking time is for the noodles).2  In a medium bowl, mix 1 tbsp cornstarch, grated garlic and sesame oil with chicken and refrigerate covered until required.irections. 1  Cook udon or soba noodles in ample boiling water until tender, drain and store at room temperature (30 minutes of the cooking time is for the noodles).


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Yakiudon (ç¼ããã©ã, fried udon) are thick, smooth, white Japanese noodles eaten with a special sauce, meat and vegetables. It is simple to make and a popular dish in Japan.It originated in Kokura, Fukuoka Prefecture after the Pacific War.akiudon (ç¼ããã©ã, fried udon) are thick, smooth, white Japanese noodles eaten with a special sauce, meat and vegetables. It is simple to make and a popular dish in Japan.


Yaki Udon
When it comes to Japanese noodles, there are the big three: ramen, soba, and udon. Udon (ãã©ã) noodles are thick and white, made with wheat flour and salted water. Udon is very popular in and outside of Japanâdishes such as tempura udon and kitsune udon are widely eatenâ¦.ne of the most common recipes of udon noodles is yaki udon, which is stir-fried udon, a dish that constantly reminds me of my first trip to Tokyo, where I had a serving of authentic yaki udon at a mom-and-pop eatery right beside my train station.


Udon or Soba? Fight!
In Japan, you are either an udon person or a soba person. You cannot be both! This is serious Beatles-Stones kinda stuff. Well, not that serious. And people do like both, but most of my friends and family seem to prefer one to the other.Both udon and soba, of course, are noodles.However, udon is a wheat-flour noodle, and soba is a buckwheat-flour noodle.oth udon and soba, of course, are noodles. However, udon is a wheat-flour noodle, and soba is a buckwheat-flour noodle.


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While the terms soba and udon are sometimes used synonymously or simply as names for Asian noodles, they are actually two distinct types of noodles with very different taste profiles. Originating in Japan, udon and soba have different culinary uses, but both are enjoyed as part of a traditional Japanese diet.oba vs. Udon. Soba is made using buckwheat flour, while udon is made with wheat flour. Buckwheat gives soba noodles a slightly nutty flavor, and, although pure buckwheat noodles are available, many varieties include wheat as well.


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Soba vs. Udon. Soba is made using buckwheat flour, while udon is made with wheat flour. Buckwheat gives soba noodles a slightly nutty flavor, and, although pure buckwheat noodles are available, many varieties include wheat as well.oba vs. Udon. Soba is made using buckwheat flour, while udon is made with wheat flour. Buckwheat gives soba noodles a slightly nutty flavor, and, although pure buckwheat noodles are available, many varieties include wheat as well.


Glycolic Peel
I just started a series (trying for 6) of at home Glycolic Acid Peels. Yesterday was my second peel spaced 1 week apart. I left the peel on for 10 minutes and on day 2 the brown spots have emerged and some crusting has formed, I am using Eucerin and Coconut Oil for moisturizing.


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Peels by Strength & Experience. Level 1 Strength Peels. Light strength peels are good for those who are trying their first skin peel or even regular users who want a minimal peel with little downtime but still want to turn over the skin cells for a fresher, younger look. Level 2 Strength Peels.


Glycolic Peel
28 Years Old, Sun Damage, Acne, Scars, Fine Lines- Glycolic Peel 30 at Home. After LOTS of research, consulting with various skin care professionals, and getting the guts to go for it, I finally decided to try a facial peel.


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Level 3 Strength Peels. Deep strength peels are for experienced peel users only. These peels have the longest downtime and most dramatic peeling results. These are only to be performed by those who have gone through level 1 and level 2 strength peels.


Superficial Chemical Peels
By definition, superficial chemical peels do not enter the dermis or the lower layers of the epidermis. The two major acids that are used for this purpose are glycolic acid and salicylic acid. Glycolic acid is a water-soluble alphahydroxy acid of small molecular weight that rapidly penetrates into the skin.


Glycolic Peel
42 Yr Old African American Mom - Glycolic Peel - Philadelphia, PA. Hi Dolls,I'm back. In April 2015, I had a tummy tuck with muscle repair and lipo. I feel great and it was a good experience for me.Now, I'm having an issue with my skin, I've always had dry facial skin but recently it's been more problematic.


Superficial Chemical Peels
These peeling techniques are some of the easiest to master, as the depth of penetration is limited to the stratum corneum and the superficial viable epidermis. Glycolic and salicylic acid peels in a variety of strengths can be formulated in the office to customize the peel for the specific patient's needs.


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What to Look For. Without a prescription, the best home treatment is glycolic acid, a chemical. An ingredient in some skin care products, OTC glycolic acid comes in a lower strength than the peels done in a medical office. To really get the most out of your home treatment, you want a strength of 8%, 10% or 15%.


Superficial Chemical Peels
Salicylic acid peels of 10% to 20% are excellent for acne patients with dry skin, whereas salicylic acid peels of 30% to 40% may be used in oily complected acne patients. 30% salicylic acid is probably the maximum strength recommended for uncontrolled rosacea patients.


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Battle for Mount Hyjal
Battle for Mount Hyjal is the 25 man raid instance in the Caverns of Time. Its difficulty is slightly below that of Black Temple, and the first two Tier 6 set tokens can be won here. Defeating enemies in Hyjal Summit yields reputation with The Scale of the Sands.


Hyjal Summit
Hyjal Summit is a 25-man raid instance added during the Burning Crusade expansion. Here players will help prevent Archimonde destroying Nordrassil. An event which happened at the end of Warcraft III.


Battle for Mount Hyjal
For lore, see Mount Hyjal and The Battle of Mount Hyjal (History of Warcraft). For the Warcraft III mission, see Twilight of the Gods.


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Upon researching further, the quest he has is the opening quest of the level 85 chain which will lead you to the Molten Front: http://www.wowhead.com/quest=29391/guardians-of-hyjal-call-of-the-ancients. The quest with the portal to moonglade is the level 80 introductory quest to Mt. Hyjal.


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If you've never been to Mt. Hyjal in that quest chain (I don't know if it's the step 1 of that chain or you are already on the part after you arrived in Nordrassil), I believe you need to talk to the female NE with a portal standing in the small inner courtyard right outside the King's room.


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If you're looking for the zone itself with Firelands raid and whatnot, it's right above Azshara. Huge mountain, if you miss it you must've glitched through the world. Otherwise, but unlikely, you might be looking for the instance that is in Caverns of Time in Tanaris.


Caverns of Time: Battle of Mount Hyjal
Caverns of Time: Battle of Mount Hyjal. Caverns of Time: Battle of Mount Hyjal is a 25 player raid instance that will be released onto the realms in synch with the release of Burning Crusade. Many objectives must be completed beforehand in order to attune your character for the instance. Requirement: 01) Level 70 must be achieved.


Nissan North America named in class action lawsuit alleging failure to disclose defect in Timing Chain Systems which results in premature failure
Running around, looking for all the Gargoyles in the Horde camp was far too annoying, even at level 90. =S I can't believe you can stomach doing it on ten toons every week. I think someone at Blizzcon once asked why they Devs even created The Battle for Mount Hyjal. Last night I ran this raid for the 1st time since it came out back in BC and let me tell you, It will be my last. What a boring, and annoying raid. I don't know how you players managed to do this back when this came out and especially going back week after week. I was hoping that one of the new pets would drop a long with http://us.battle.net/wow/en/item/30902 but no luck.


Human Rights Act 1998
The Human Rights Act 1998 (c42) is an Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom which received Royal Assent on 9 November 1998, and mostly came into force on 2 October 2000. Its aim was to incorporate into UK law the rights contained in the European Convention on Human Rights.The Act makes a remedy for breach of a Convention right available in UK courts, without the need to go to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) in Strasbourg.n contrast, some have argued that the Human Rights Act does not give adequate protection to rights because of the ability for the government to derogate from Convention rights under article 15 especially in relation to terrorism legislation.


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Introduction. The Human Rights Act 1998 was the incorporation of the European Convention on Human Rights into UK domestic law and it has had a substantial impact on the legal system which shall be discussed below.onclusion. The impact of the Human Rights Act and in particular sections 3 and 4 has not been as marked as was expected, however it has resulted in a number of seminal judgments as in the Venables case, and in a number of legislative alterations as in the case of the Gender Recognition Act 2004.


Human Rights Act 1998
Assess the impact of the Human Rights Act 1998, incorporating the European Convention on Human Rights, on UK citizens. The Human Rights Act gives every citizen a clear statement of rights and responsibilities. And it requires all of us in public services to respect human rights in everything we do (Blair 1999: 1).This was a statement made by the Prime Minister just a year before the introduction of the Human Rights Act 1998.This came into force on the 2nd of October 2000, incorporating the rights and freedoms protected by the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR).he Human Rights Act 1998 has all the potentials of a Bill of Rights. It can fundamentally transform the lives of UK citizens as well as of everyone living in the country.


Why the Human Rights Act Was Created.
The Human Rights Act. The Human Rights Act is a UK law passed in 1998. It means that you can defend your rights in the UK courts and that public organisations (including the Government, the Police and local councils) must treat everyone equally, with fairness, dignity and respect.he human rights that are contained within this law are based on the articles of the European Convention on Human Rights. The Act âgives further effectâ to rights and freedoms guaranteed under the European Convention. What this actually means is that it does two things:


Human Rights Act 1998
The Human Rights Act 1998, which came fully into force on 2 October 2000, incorporates into UK law the bulk of the substantive rights set out in the European Convention on Human Rights.he impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 on medical decision making. Articles 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12 and 14 are likely to be the most relevant to medical decisions although other Articles may also be relevant.


Human rights in the United Kingdom
The Act has been criticised by judges on the basis that it does not incorporate all the rights in the Convention into domestic law. Legal commentators have also pointed out that the Convention is not a modern human rights instrument and was drafted in the 1940s as a response to specific historical circumstances.he Act has been criticised by judges on the basis that it does not incorporate all the rights in the Convention into domestic law. Legal commentators have also pointed out that the Convention is not a modern human rights instrument and was drafted in the 1940s as a response to specific historical circumstances.


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Conclusion. The impact of the Human Rights Act and in particular sections 3 and 4 has not been as marked as was expected, however it has resulted in a number of seminal judgments as in the Venables case, and in a number of legislative alterations as in the case of the Gender Recognition Act 2004.onclusion. The impact of the Human Rights Act and in particular sections 3 and 4 has not been as marked as was expected, however it has resulted in a number of seminal judgments as in the Venables case, and in a number of legislative alterations as in the case of the Gender Recognition Act 2004.


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8917_human rights 24/7/06 9:28 pm Page 12Review of the Implementation of the Human Rights Act I Impact on development of substantive law Human Rights Act: general points Arguments based on the HRA have been raised across the whole range of civil and criminal litigation.mpact on development of substantive law â Decisions of the UK courts under the Human Rights Act have had no signiï¬cant impact ââ Human Rights. â on criminal law, or on the Governmentâs ability to ï¬ght crime. The Human Rights Act has had an impact upon the Governmentâs counter-terrorism legislation.


Background
Background. The Human Rights Act, 1998, brings the European Convention of Human Rights into UK law. All public bodies in the UK, including local authorities, must ensure that legislation, procedures and regulations are compatible with Convention rights.ackground. The Human Rights Act, 1998, brings the European Convention of Human Rights into UK law. All public bodies in the UK, including local authorities, must ensure that legislation, procedures and regulations are compatible with Convention rights.


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This section discusses the ways in which the Human Rights Act has affected the development of Government policy and its implementation by public authorities, beyond the impact of the case law surveyed in section 2.mpact on development of substantive law â Decisions of the UK courts under the Human Rights Act have had no signiï¬cant impact ââ Human Rights. â on criminal law, or on the Governmentâs ability to ï¬ght crime. The Human Rights Act has had an impact upon the Governmentâs counter-terrorism legislation.


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The Patriot anti-missile system, which was pulled into service then, was an example of a theater missile defense; in other words, a defense against short-range missiles. In the few short weeks of the Gulf War, according to the original U.S. Army tally, Patriot missiles shot down 45 of 47 Scuds that had been launched. But analysis by MIT physicist Theodore Postol and others would eventually reveal that Patriot missiles had intercepted, at most, only four of the Scuds launched by Iraq.


Weapon of mass destruction
Only two countries, China and Russia, are known to possess ICBMs -- missiles with a range greater than 5,500 kilometers -- capable of threatening U.S. territory.


What is the difference between a Long Range Rocket and a Short Range Ballistic Missile?
Rockets are only made to complete a flight, weather into earth orbit or to a determined distince. All missiles begin life as rockets; my air force engineers say the only difference between a dumb projectile and a smart projectile is what is inside its brain when you launch it. Short-range= less than 1000 km. buttmunch Â· 8 years ago.


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Thus, equipped with a jet engine, a missile is launched rather than dropped; as a result, it has much longer range, five times or one hundred or more times the range of a smart bomb. Due to having its own engine or rocket, a missile is also more expensive to manufacture. Despite this fact, an air-to-surface cruise missile is more effective than a smart bomb, since it keeps the aircraft or launching platform out of enemy air defenses range.


What is the difference between a Long Range Rocket and a Short Range Ballistic Missile?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: A missile has a guidance system and a rocket doesn't. I would think a rocket system is used like artillery (more tactically used) where a SRBM is a strategic weapon even if it is short range.


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Israel has deployed an operational missile defense and is ready to use it to protect Tel Aviv and other major population centers if they come under fire from Iraq's arsenal of Scud missiles, reports The New York Times 's Michael R. Gordon.


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This situation changed with the advent of medium and long-range air-to-surface missiles; today a B-52 can conduct precision, surgical and lethal bombing but from a safe stand-off position, hundreds of miles away from the targets to be destroyed, using ALCMs (air-launched cruise missiles).


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Here's a brief look at theater missile defenses -- those designed to protect U.S. troops in the field and U.S. allies -- and the Bush administration's plans to integrate short-range missile defense technologies into a national ballistic missile defense.


Medium-range ballistic missile
IRBM and MRBM missiles. A medium-range ballistic missile (MRBM) is a type of ballistic missile with medium range, this last classification depending on the standards of certain organizations. Within the U.S. Department of Defense, a medium range missile is defined by having a maximum range of between 1,000 and 3,000 km.


Medium-range ballistic missile
In modern terminology, MRBMs are part of the wider grouping of theatre ballistic missiles, which includes any ballistic missile with a range of less than 3,500 km.


Pediatric Viral Exanthems (Rashes)
Specific treatment for heart failure will be determined by your child's healthcare provider based on: 1  Your child's age, overall health, and medical history. 2  Extent of the disease. 3  Your child's tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapies. 4  Expectations for the course of the disease. 5  Your opinion or preference.


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Holes between the two upper chambers of the heart (atrial septal defects) rarely cause problems with congestive heart failure no matter how large. The second cause for congestive heart failure is when the heart muscle is not strong enough to pump a normal amount of blood. This is usually seen in older children but can be seen in babies. A major cause of this type of congestive heart failure in babies is when structures on the left side of the heart are so small or narrowed that blood has a difficult time ejecting from the heart leading to backup into the lungs.


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Writing a century after Harvey, Albertini made the connection between cardiac maladies and both pulmonary and visceral edema, and thus was the first to describe the clinical picture of congestive heart failure. 2 As far as we know, there was no mention of such symptoms in infancy or childhood until the late 18th century. 3 Pediatric textbooks from the late 1890s include chapters on heart disease that focus on the most common childhood cardiac conditions of the time, which were infectious in ...


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Treatment may include: 1  medical management. 2  minimally-invasive catheter-based therapies. 3  specialized transport service for patients on VADs or ECMO. 4  mechanical circulatory support. 5  heart rhythm management. 6  pediatric heart transplantation.


Congestive Heart Failure (CHF)
If you experience this or any of the other symptoms that may point to a severe heart condition, seek immediate medical attention. Symptoms of heart failure in children and infants. It can be difficult to recognize heart failure in infants and young children. Symptoms may include: poor feeding; excessive sweating; difficulty breathing


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Babies. 1  Poor growth because a significant amount of energy is used up by the heart as it works harder to do its job. 2  Difficulty breathing because lungs fill with fluid and they will use more of the muscles of their chest and belly to compensate.


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Heart failure, also called congestive heart failure, is a condition in which the heart can't pump enough blood to meet the needs of the body's organs. The heart keeps pumping, but not as efficiently as a healthy heart. Usually, heart failure reflects a progressive, underlying heart condition.


What is heart failure?
Heart Failure in Children What is heart failure? Heart failure, also called congestive heart failure, is a condition in which the heart can't pump enough blood to meet the needs of the body's organs. The heart keeps pumping, but not as efficiently as a healthy heart. Usually, heart failure reflects a progressive, underlying heart condition. What causes heart failure? Heart failure often occurs in children with congenital heart defects. Other medical problems that can cause heart failure include, but are not limited to, the following: Enlargement of the heart


What Causes Swelling of Scrotum?
Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a chronic condition that affects the chambers of your heart. Learn more about CHF, including symptoms and risk factors. Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a chronic condition that affects the chambers of your heart.


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Primary cardiomyopathies are the principal cause of heart failure signs and symptoms in children with a structurally normal heart.42,43 Three studies provide population-based data on heart failure in children with primary myopathies.


Durable Financial Power of Attorney: How It Works
Your durable power of attorney also ends if: 1  You revoke it. As long as you are mentally competent, you can revoke a durable power of attorney at any time.  You get a divorce. In a handful of states, if your spouse is your agent and you divorce, your ex-spouse's authority is automatically terminated.


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A durable Power of Attorney is a document in which you appoint an advocate to make health &care, custody and medical treatment decisions if you become unable to do so.


The Definition of Power of Attorney, Living Will and Advance Directives
Even though you set out your wishes in your living will, such documents can never cover every circumstance, and the person who has a durable power of attorney for healthcare can make decisions not covered by your living will.


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A person appointed in a Durable Power of Attorney for health care is allowed only to make health &care decisions, arrangements for medical services, and related decisions.


The Definition of Power of Attorney, Living Will and Advance Directives
Keep in mind that the person with a durable power of attorney for healthcare can never contradict the terms of your living will. Rather, that person is there to fill in gaps, for situations not covered by your living will, or in case your living will is invalidated for any reason.


Durable Financial Power of Attorney: How It Works
Or, you can specify that the power of attorney does not go into effect unless a doctor certifies that you have become incapacitated. This is called a springing durable power of attorney. It allows you to keep control over your affairs unless and until you become incapacitated, when it springs into effect.


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No. Establishing a Durable Power of Attorney for health care is completely voluntary. Neither a health care provider nor an insurance company can require you to have a Durable Power of Attorney as a condition of treatment or coverage; to do so is a violation of the law.


The Definition of Power of Attorney, Living Will and Advance Directives
Other Names for the Power of Attorney for Healthcare and the Advanced Directive. Depending on your state, the person you grant a durable power of attorney for healthcare will typically be called your agent, proxy, attorney-in-fact, patient advocate or surrogate. The typical rights for this person include: Providing medical decisions that aren't covered in your healthcare declaration.


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Make it part of your medical record by giving it to your doctor. Then give signed copies to your patient advocate, to your successor advocate if you appoint one, to your attorney if you have one, and give a copy to anyone who may be affected by your decision to appoint a health care advocate.


Learn more about features included with genuine Microsoft software, including the packaging, installation CD/DVD/USB, product  key labels, and the Certificate of Authenticity (COA). When you purchase software such as Windows, Office, or  Windows Server on its own (not preinstalled on a PC), this is called packaged software. Typically, packaged software  can be purchased from a retail store, an authorized reseller, or an online reseller. Here are some quick things  you can look for when purchasing packaged software:
Retail Box COA. 1  The Certificates of Authenticity (COA) label is used on the outside of retail boxed software and explains what the product is, its country of intended use and country of origin. The label has the following anti-counterfeit security features:


Auction Your Art
Auction Your Art. Appraisals are not certificates of authenticity; these are very different documents. An appraisal is an opinion or statement of the value rendered by a professional appraiser who acts as an independent, impartial third party. A certificate of authenticity is an opinion or statement of authenticity.


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The certificate of origin or C/O as we called it in the car business, is the paper that came with the manufacturers invoice, denoting transfer to the purchasing dealer. If the car was floor planned by a bank or finance company, their name appeared on the C/O also.


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Re: Certificate of Origin v. Certificate of Title. I'd have to say a Certificate of Origin is an affidavit of what the vehicle is; what company built it; what it was equipped with; and where it was sent--the Dealer or Distributor. Basically, it is a Build Sheet. Once the Ownership of the property was transferred from the Origin to the Owner, a Title was issued.


Certificate of origin
In order to be valid, the certificate of origin must be signed by the exporter, and countersigned by the local chamber of commerce. For certain (but few) other destination countries, the document has also to be countersigned by a consulate.


What is a 'Certificate Of Origin - CO'
Certificate Of Origin - CO. DEFINITION of 'Certificate Of Origin - CO'. A document declaring in which country a commodity or good was manufactured. The certificate of origin contains information regarding the product's destination and country of export and is required by many treaty agreements before being accepted into another nation.


Learn more about features included with genuine Microsoft software, including the packaging, installation CD/DVD/USB, product  key labels, and the Certificate of Authenticity (COA). When you purchase software such as Windows, Office, or  Windows Server on its own (not preinstalled on a PC), this is called packaged software. Typically, packaged software  can be purchased from a retail store, an authorized reseller, or an online reseller. Here are some quick things  you can look for when purchasing packaged software:
Product key label. The product key label is a white or orange label that accompanies the installation CD/DVD/USB and Certificate of Authenticity (COA) for a product and contains a 25 character product key. The product key label should not be purchased separately.


Certificate of origin
In a printed form or as an electronic document, it is completed by the exporter and certified by a recognized issuing body, attesting that the goods in a particular export shipment have been produced, manufactured or processed in a particular country. A Certificate of Origin is also called a Form A.


What are the differences between certificate of origin and GSP Certificate of Origin Form A?
There are various types of certificates of origin in circulation. The most frequently used one is known as ordinary certificate of origin or simply certificate of origin. GSP Certificate of Origin Form A is a special type of certificate of origin, that can be grouped under preferential certificates of origin. Today on this article I would like to mention the differences between ordinary certificates of origin and GSP certificate of origin Form A.


Certificate of origin
The issuance of certificates of origin is not harmonized between the different chambers of commerce. The ICC World Chambers Federation is an international organism trying to establish international certificate of origin guidelines, and to standardize procedures around the world.


What Is the Average Blood Sugar Level?
Blood glucose levels usually peak 1 to 2 hours after beginning a meal, depending largely on the amount of carbohydrates, proteins and fat in the meal. Among healthy, nondiabetic adults a normal postprandial glucose level 2 hours after a meal is less than 140 mg/dL.


Normal Blood Sugar Levels for Adults With Diabetes
Blood Sugar Levels for Adults With Diabetes. Each time you test your blood sugar, log it in a notebook or online tool or with an app. That will help you and your doctor see how your treatment is working. Well-managed diabetes can delay or prevent complications that affect your eyes, kidneys, and nerves.


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Answer:Now, in a normal individual we measure blood sugar under different circumstances. What we call fasting blood sugar or blood glucose levels is usually done six to eight hours after the last meal. So it's most commonly done before breakfast in the morning; and the normal range there is 70 to 100 milligrams per deciliter. Now when you eat a meal, blood sugar generally rises and in a normal individual it usually does not get above a 135 to 140 milligrams per deciliter.


Normal Blood Sugar Levels for Adults With Diabetes
Blood Sugar Levels for Adults With Diabetes. Each time you test your blood sugar, log it in a notebook or online tool or with an app. Note the date, time, results, and any recent activities: What medication and dosage you took. What you ate.


(SOLVED PAPER
The rate of exponential growth of a bacterial culture is expressed as generation time, also the doubling time of the bacterial population. Generation time (G) is defined as the time (t) per generation (n = number of generations). Hence, G=t/n is the equation from which calculations of generation time (below) derive. 3. Stationary Phase. Exponential growth cannot be continued forever in a batch culture (e.g. a closed system such as a test tube or flask).


Calculation of the bacterial growth rate from a spectrophotomer growth curve
But I have seen two ways of calculate the growth rate: Growth rate = Maximum slope value of the Kinetic curve. $Log_{10}$ transformation of the growth data and then calculate the slope. I think the second one is right if you want to calculate the generation time: generation time = $\frac{ln(2)}{Growth rate}$.


Calculating doubling time
How to calculate the doubling time of a microbial culture the easy way-no nasty logs involved, promise! Written for students of BIOL2307/MBIO208 Microbial Life at the University of Plymouth, UK but free for anyone to use, just make sure I'm credited! Copyright (C) 2014 University of Plymouth, CC-BY-SA.


Generation time
The net reproductive rate R 0 is the number of offspring an individual is expected to produce during its lifetime (a net reproductive rate of 1 means that the population is at its demographic equilibrium). This definition envisions the generation time as a renewal time of the population.


Generation time
The existing definitions of the generation time fall into two categories: those that treat the generation time as a renewal time of the population, and those that focus on the distance between individuals of one generation and the next. Below are the three most commonly used definitions:


Microbiology SS12BMI Laboratory Experiments
The generation time for E. coli in the laboratory is 15-20 minutes, but in the intestinal tract, the coliform's generation time is estimated to be 12-24 hours. For most known bacteria that can be cultured, generation times range from about 15 minutes to 1 hour.


Generation time
In population biology and demography, the generation time is the average time between two consecutive generations in the lineages of a population.


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Growth Rate and Generation Time As mentioned above, bacterial growth rates during the phase of exponential growth, under standard nutritional conditions (culture medium, temperature, pH, etc.), define the bacterium's generation time. Generation times for bacteria vary from about 12 minutes to 24 hours or more.


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Use this equation to determine growth rate: $k =\frac{log(X_t) - log(X_0)}{0.301t}$. Once you know the growth rate, you can determine the generation time with $t_{gen} = \frac{1}{k}$, which gives time for 1 generation in hours. To convert to minutes, just multiply by 60.


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You can use this simple relationship to calculate how many cells you should have after any number of generation times have elapsed. Looking back at our Staph. aureus example, if you start with one cell and allow four hours of exponential growth, you can determine how many cells you would have at the end.


Singapore's presidents
He was sworn in as the first president elected by the people of Singapore on 1 September 1993. Ong, who was the fifth president of Singapore, held office for six years. When his term as president ended on 31 August 1999, Ong decided not to run for a second term and retired from office.


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The President in Singapore has power over the use of government reserves and control to appointments over key public offices. The current President of Singapore is Mr. Tony Tan Keng Yam. He was recently elected as the President and is serving since 1 September, 2011. 4 people found this useful.


Singapore's presidents
Tony Tan Keng Yam, who won the fourth presidential election held on 27 August 2011, was sworn in as Singaporeâs seventh president on 1 September the following month. History of presidency in Singapore The Office of the President of Singapore was preceded by the Office of Yang di-Pertuan Negara. The latter was created on 3 June 1959 when the constitution confirming Singapore as a self-governing state under British rule was brought into force.


Prime Minister of Singapore
The President of Singapore appoints as Prime Minister a Member of Parliament (MP) who, in his opinion, is most likely to command the confidence of a majority of MPs.


Who is the President of Singapore?
Confidence votes 1.3K. Tony Tan Keng Yam is the seventh and current President of Singapore. Yam became the President of Singapore on 2011 September 1. Yam has been a member of Parliament since 1979, leaving a banking career to pursue politics. He has held various positions such as the Ministers for Finance, Education, and Defence, as well as holding the Deputy Prime Minister position for 10 years.


Prime Minister of Singapore
The title of Prime Minister remained unchanged after the merger with the Federation of Malaya, Sarawak and British North Borneo, while Singapore was a state in the Federation of Malaysia from 1963 to 1965, and after independence in 1965.