Dividing Dahlia Bulbs: How And When To Divide Dahlia Tubers
When to Divide Dahlia Tubers. Dahlia growers know better than to take a chance and leave the tubers in the ground over winter. Excess moisture may rot the roots and a good hard freeze will simply kill them.If you dig them up in spring, you may find a mass of mushy, rotten tubers which will not produce.During spring, before you plant the overwintered root mass, is when to divide dahlia tubers.If you divide when you pull the roots for overwintering, you may find they are not viable in spring, so wait a bit before splitting dahlia tubers. This is because each tuber must have an eye or growth bud that is viable.ow to Divide Dahlia Clumps. Lifting the clump of roots carefully will prevent any mechanical injury which will damage the tubers. This is done in fall, but wait to divide the roots. Find the previous yearâs mother tuber and get rid of her. Her energy is mostly spent and she will not be a good plant.


How to Split Dahlia Bulbs
Overview. Dahlias add a dramatic statement to the garden with a tall stalk and a stunning, disc-shaped flower. The dahlia root system consists of tubers, often called bulbs. Tubers are elongated roots instead of the more rounded bulbs many gardeners readily recognize.tep 3. Position the dahlia bulb on the cutting surface with the visible eye sprouts on one side. Before cutting, turn the bulb clump over to make sure you aren't cutting any eyes on the other side.


How to Split Dahlia Bulbs
Learning how to split dahlia tubers involves understanding how the plant grows as well as how to put the plant into its dormant mode for the cooler months of the year. For best results, divide dahlia bulbs when you dig the tubers up for winter storage.tep 3. Position the dahlia bulb on the cutting surface with the visible eye sprouts on one side. Before cutting, turn the bulb clump over to make sure you aren't cutting any eyes on the other side.


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Step 1. Dig the clump of dahlias carefully, using a garden fork or a shovel. Dig 10 to 12 inches from middle of the clump to avoid damaging the tubers, then lift the clump from the soil.Rinse the dahlia tubers thoroughly with a garden hose and spray attachment.tep 3. Place the tubers in a dry, shady area for two to three days, or until the surface of the tubers feels dry. Put the dry tubers in a paper sack with powdered fungicide, and shake the sack to cover the tubers. Always use the fungicide according to the manufacturer's recommendations.


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If you are going to be dividing in the fall, you can hose off the remaining soil, for a better view of the eyes. If you are going to divide in the spring, set the tubers somewhere cool and sheltered, so the remaining soil will dry out and fall off.ut the top growth down to about 4 - 6 in. and leave it in the ground for 10 - 14 days, to allow it to cure and prepare itself for winter and for the eyes to begin to develop. To lift the dahlias, begin digging about 1 ft. away from the plant, loosening the soil.


Can I Split a Dahlia Bulb to Make Two Plants?
When to Cut Dahlia Tubers. You can cut dahlia tubers in fall or spring. The problem with cutting them apart in fall is that it's hard to see the eyes, and without an eye, the tuber won't sprout.Cutting the stalks a few days before you dig the tubers sometimes forces the eyes to show themselves.hen to Cut Dahlia Tubers. You can cut dahlia tubers in fall or spring. The problem with cutting them apart in fall is that it's hard to see the eyes, and without an eye, the tuber won't sprout.


How to Split Dahlia Bulbs
Place the tubers on a worktable or the ground for cutting. Dahlia tubers look like a clump of long potatoes stuck together at a central point. Before splitting, you'll need to identify important parts of the bulb. The stem extends upward to form the plant stalk.tep 3. Position the dahlia bulb on the cutting surface with the visible eye sprouts on one side. Before cutting, turn the bulb clump over to make sure you aren't cutting any eyes on the other side.


How To...
DIGGING AND CLEANING YOUR DAHLIA CLUMPS: Dig your dahlias with a garden fork or a shovel. Shovels work better in heavy, wet soils; garden forks are better for dry, sandy soils. Shovels will also shear off longer tubers rather than spearing them as the fork might do. Sheared off tubers are fine.ig your dahlia clumps a week or two after the first hard frost of fall. The plants will blacken and become unsightly so cut off all the stalks to about 6 above the ground. Leave your clumps in the ground for at least a week before digging. This will force the eyes to develop and will make dividing much easier.


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Many people mistakenly assume that dahlia plants are bulbs. In actuality, dahlias are grown from tubers. You are probably familiar with another kind of tuber, the potato. Tubers are planted in the ground and then produce plants from their eyes. Unlike potatoes, dahlias only have eyes near the ends of the tuber.ahlias should be split in the fall. Wait until the first frost strikes. This frost should kill off the greenery on your plants and make digging them up much earlier. Plus, you might as well enjoy your beautiful dahlia blooms as long as possible.


Disaster recovery options for the RD Connection Broker 2012 (HA)
From this point weâre assuming that SQL Server is running again. Make sure you set the correct permissions for the RD Connection Broker server to be able to create the database. In this case I used an AD security group containing the RD Connection Broker servers and added that as a security principal in SQL Server.n any of the scenarios that we will be describing, the result from a RD Connection Broker perspective is the same. The RD Connection Broker servers are unable to connect to the database. Upon opening the Remote Desktop Management Service (RDMS) as part of Server Manager we will see the following error.


How to configure High Availability for RD Connection Broker on Windows 8
After clicking next on the prerequisites page we are presented with the screen below. We select the server that we want to add as a RD Connection Broker and click next. (Please remember that before we are able to add a server here that server must be added to the Server Manager to be able for it to configure it).We click âAddâ on the confirm dialog and the wizard will remotely install the RD Connection Broker on the server we selected and add it to HA environment.tep 2. Adding a RD Connection Broker As the next step we will add a new RD Connection Broker to the HA setup we just created. We go back to the server manager and we now have the option available âAdd Connection Broker Serverâ.


Disaster recovery options for the RD Connection Broker 2012 (HA)
Introduction. As you probably know the RD Connection Broker in a VDI / RDS deployment plays a very central and important (if not crucial) role on Windows Server 2012.Most of the deployment configuration is stored in the RD Connection database.n any of the scenarios that we will be describing, the result from a RD Connection Broker perspective is the same. The RD Connection Broker servers are unable to connect to the database. Upon opening the Remote Desktop Management Service (RDMS) as part of Server Manager we will see the following error.


How to configure High Availability for RD Connection Broker on Windows 8
Original source: http://microsoftplatform.blogspot.com/2012/04/how-to-configure-high-availability-for.html. The process for setting up a highly available (HA) RD Connection Broker has changed and improved a lot in Windows Server 2012.tep 2. Adding a RD Connection Broker As the next step we will add a new RD Connection Broker to the HA setup we just created. We go back to the server manager and we now have the option available âAdd Connection Broker Serverâ.


Taking a closer look at RD Connection Broker High Availability in Windows Server 2012
The name of the database can be anything you prefer. When specifying the folder to store the databases note that this is obviously a folder on the SQL Server itself where you want the setup to store the .mdf and .ldf files. The DNS round robin name is the name used to connect to the RD Connection Broker HA setup.ntroduction. If you have been following the new features of Windows Server 2012, youâre probably already familiar with the new High Availability features of the RD Connection Broker role in Windows Server 2012. In this article weâll be taking a closer look at the RD Connection Broker configuration and its database.


Taking a closer look at RD Connection Broker High Availability in Windows Server 2012
1 All RD Connection Broker Servers involved in the HA setup need to be running the Microsoft SQL Server native client. 2  All the RD Connection Brokers Servers involved in the HA setup need static IP addresses. 3  A single DNS resource record for the RD Connection Brokers Servers involved must also exists.ntroduction. If you have been following the new features of Windows Server 2012, youâre probably already familiar with the new High Availability features of the RD Connection Broker role in Windows Server 2012. In this article weâll be taking a closer look at the RD Connection Broker configuration and its database.


How to configure High Availability for RD Connection Broker on Windows 8
Adding a RD Connection Broker. As the next step we will add a new RD Connection Broker to the HA setup we just created. We go back to the server manager and we now have the option available âAdd Connection Broker Serverâ.After clicking next on the prerequisites page we are presented with the screen below.We select the server that we want to add as a RD Connection Broker and click next. (Please remember that before we are able to add a server here that server must be added to the Server Manager to be able for it to configure it).e right-click the RD Connection Broker and choose âConfigure RD Connection Broker for HAâ. On the before you begin screen the previously discussed prerequisites are summed again, we press âNextâ. On the âConfigure High Availabilityâ screen we enter the details of the HA setup.


Disaster recovery options for the RD Connection Broker 2012 (HA)
In any of the scenarios that we will be describing, the result from a RD Connection Broker perspective is the same. The RD Connection Broker servers are unable to connect to the database. Upon opening the Remote Desktop Management Service (RDMS) as part of Server Manager we will see the following error.n any of the scenarios that we will be describing, the result from a RD Connection Broker perspective is the same. The RD Connection Broker servers are unable to connect to the database. Upon opening the Remote Desktop Management Service (RDMS) as part of Server Manager we will see the following error.


How to configure High Availability for RD Connection Broker on Windows 8
Step 2. Adding a RD Connection Broker As the next step we will add a new RD Connection Broker to the HA setup we just created. We go back to the server manager and we now have the option available âAdd Connection Broker Serverâ.tep 2. Adding a RD Connection Broker As the next step we will add a new RD Connection Broker to the HA setup we just created. We go back to the server manager and we now have the option available âAdd Connection Broker Serverâ.


Taking a closer look at RD Connection Broker High Availability in Windows Server 2012
Introduction. If you have been following the new features of Windows Server 2012, youâre probably already familiar with the new High Availability features of the RD Connection Broker role in Windows Server 2012. In this article weâll be taking a closer look at the RD Connection Broker configuration and its database.ntroduction. If you have been following the new features of Windows Server 2012, youâre probably already familiar with the new High Availability features of the RD Connection Broker role in Windows Server 2012. In this article weâll be taking a closer look at the RD Connection Broker configuration and its database.


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Once you log in online, the offline usage day count is reset to zero, readying the software for the next time. you need to use it in offline mode. If you sign in online again as soon as possible, after having used the. software offline, you should never run afoul of the 7 day limit.


Using Xbox One offline
If you ever want to use your Xbox One without connecting to Xbox Live, you can set your console to offline. While offline, your console won't connect to any networks. We recommend that you don't set your console to offline if you experience a network, ISP, or Xbox Live service outage.


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You must log into Voyant online again on the laptop, using your user account, to reset the offline. usage count to zero on that computer. Tip: This seven day limit is another good reason to log in again once an online connection is available.


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You can still use several Xbox One features even if your console can't connect to the service. You need to be online to experience everything Xbox One has to offer, but when youâre offline, you can still: 1  Watch TV, although you need to be online to get OneGuide listings.


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First, open Voyant online by clicking the desktop link to the software. 2. Sign into the software and allow it to automatically syncronise with the Voyant servers. 3. Close Voyant. 4. Unplug or temporarily disable your internet connection. 5. Reopen the software whilst offline. Click the desktop link to reopen Voyant.


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Offline mode allows users to access the software without an internet connection for up to a maximum of 7 consecutive days. To use Voyant offline, you must have offline mode enabled for your computer and you must enter an offline passcode to unlock the software and access your local store of client cases.


Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) Error and System Messages FAQ
To go back online, select Network, and then select Go online. If your console is online but you can't connect to the network, follow the steps in the Xbox One Network Connection Error Solution.


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1 This includes the Kinect automatic sign-in mode, if you set that up while you were online. 2  Change console settings, but not profile or family settings. 3  Content controls will remain in place while offline. 4  Play games, if you have a disc or you're on your home console (see About My home Xbox to learn more).


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1 Watch TV, although you need to be online to get OneGuide listings. 2  Sign in to your profile, but only if you've signed in online before. 3  This includes the Kinect automatic sign-in mode, if you set that up while you were online. 4  Change console settings, but not profile or family settings.


Using Outlook Web App offline
To turn Outlook Web App offline access on or off, select one of the following, depending on the options you see: Settings Offline settings. OR. Settings Options General Offline Settings. Select or clear the Turn on offline access check box. Select OK (or Save). When you turn on offline access in some browsers, you may see a message warning you that the website is requesting space on your disk.


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Map of hotel and Earth City MO. Hotel does not allow pets. Free hot breakfast-Free Internet in room. Most Recent Guest Review. The hotel needed new carpeting in the hallways and some repair on the walls, but the suite was nice for the price.


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Use FedEx packaging or use your own packaging with a FedEx shipping label. Bring packages too large for the drop box to a staffed FedEx location. FedEx Express Drop Boxes accept most letters and packages up to 20 x 12 x 6. Use FedEx packaging or use your own packaging with a FedEx shipping label.


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Map of hotel and Earth City MO. Smoke-free hotel-does not allow pets. Free hot breakfast-Free Internet in room. Most Recent Guest Review. Great room. It was clean, and the beds were comfortable.


Map of Earth City Hotels
Cheap motel near St Louis Airport 3 floors, 99 rooms-no elevator. Map of hotel and Earth City MO. Pet-friendly hotel. Free continental breakfast-Free Internet in room. Most Recent Guest Review. The motel room smelled really bad.


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Earth City (GNIS FID: 756957) is a populated place located in St. Louis County at latitude 38.769 and longitude -90.468.


Earth City (in St. Louis County, MO) Populated Place Profile
The elevation is 440 feet. Earth City appears on the Saint Charles U.S. Geological Survey Map. St. Louis County is in the Central Time Zone (UTC -6 hours). St. Louis County: Cities & Towns | ZIP Codes | Schools | Features (airports, churches, hospitals, etc.


FedEx Locations - Earth City, MO
Order discount, full-color or custom business cards at any FedEx Office in Earth City, MO. Select a design template and personalize it to best suit your needs. Order online for easy and convenient printing and delivery.


Map of Earth City Hotels
Earth City is an unincorporated area 20 miles northwest of downtown Saint Louis. Earth City's hotels are close to I-70, Exit 231.


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Map of hotel and Earth City MO. Smoke-free hotel-pet friendly. Free continental breakfast-Free Internet in room. Most Recent Guest Review. We arrived at the hotel at 4 PM, and our room wasn't ready.


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Learn how to schedule a FedExÂ® delivery in Earth City, or hold your package for pickup at a nearby FedEx location. And now you can ship more for less than you think with FedEx One RateÂ®.


Wet-bulb temperature
Wet Bulb Temperature is the temperature of a given volume. of air would have if it were cooled 100% relative humidity, by. the evaporation of water into it. The greater the difference. between wet and dry bulb temperatures the dryer the air and. lower the relative humidity. Sensible Heat is the temperature of air at 0% humidity.


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This simple conversion to wet bulb temperature is an important piece of snowmaking information and is accurate for temperatures between 40 and 0 degrees F. The accuracy begins to diminish beyond this range. The Excel calculation file for your own personal use can be obtained by downloading WetBulb.xls .


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If the air is fully saturated (100% relative humidity) the water cannot evaporate, so both the wet and dry bulb temperatures are the same. The calculator will show the saturation mixing ratio in grams of water per kilogram of dry air of a given temperature, if the dry and wet bulb temperatures are set to the same value.


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Humidity Calculator Pocket Slide Tool. This tool is used to calculate humidity using wet and dry bulb temperatures in Celsius or Fahrenheit. This guide is simple to use, just line up the wet and dry bulb temperatures and read the relative humidity percentage in the window. On the back side is a guide for recommended humidities for specific applications.


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The relative humidity of the air is the ratio of the actual amount of moisture in the air to the saturated amount. We can use evaporation to measure the amount of moisture in the air. A wet cloth is placed over the bulb of a thermometer and then air is blown over the cloth causing the water to evaporates.


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The tool includes calculation and conversion for: * relative humidity, * dew point / frost point, * absolute humidity, * water content, * mixing ratio, * vapor pressure, * parts per million, * wet bulb temperature, * enthalpy, * specific volume, * density.


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This calculator shows the inter-relationship of air temperature and moisture content with dew point and wet-bulb temperature as measured by a psychrometric thermometer. The Relative Humidity and Mixing Ratio are calculated from the values input.


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Humidity calculations and conversions made easy â online, offline and on the go. The free Vaisala Humidity Calculator allows you to calculate several humidity parameters from one known value. Make unit conversions on the fly, and see the effects of changing ambient conditions, like temperature and pressure. Humidity Calculator makes complex manual calculations and conversions a thing of the past.


Psychrometric Calculations
Psychrometric Calculations. The formulations used here to calculate moist air properties are based on perfect gas relations published in 1989 ASHRAE Fundamentals Handbook, which should be accurate. Nevertheless, It is strongly recommend that you to compare the results calculated by this worksheet with a psychrometric chart.


Postage stamps and postal history of the United States
Today, stamps issued by the post office are self-adhesive, and no longer require that the stamps be licked to dissolve the glue on their back. In many cases, post office clerks now use Postal Value Indicators (PVI), which are computer labels, instead of stamps.irmail in the United States Post Office emerged in three stages beginning with the 'pioneer period' where there were many unofficial flights carrying the mail prior to 1918, the year the US Post Office assumed delivery of all Air Mail.


Postage stamps and postal history of the United States
Stampless letters, paid for by the receiver, and private postal systems, were gradually phased out after the introduction of adhesive postage stamps, first issued by the U.S. government post office July 1, 1847 in the denominations of five and ten cents, with the use of stamps made mandatory in 1855.irmail in the United States Post Office emerged in three stages beginning with the 'pioneer period' where there were many unofficial flights carrying the mail prior to 1918, the year the US Post Office assumed delivery of all Air Mail.


Denomination (postage stamp)
A Romanian stamp from 1947 showing a denomination of 12 Lei. In philately, the denomination is the inscribed value of a stamp. For instance, if you visit the post office to buy a stamp to pay $1's worth of postage you will receive a stamp that has the value $1 printed on it in words or numbers.ometimes a stamp may have its denomination changed by the post office due to local circumstances. For instance, stocks of one value may be overprinted to show a different value due to stock shortages.


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Eliminate trips to the Post Office.
If time is money, youâll save a lot of both with Stamps.com. Between gas, parking and time, Stamps.com will save you a lot of money each month. Just think about the hourly wage of a person going to the Post Office.Letâs say that person makes $15 per hour and spends four hours a month on trips to the Post Office. Thatâs a lot of money you could save by using Stamps.com.rinting your postage and shipping labels is just the beginning. Stamps.com is a complete mailing and shipping solution. Here are just a few reasons Stamps.com beats going to the Post Office.


Eliminate trips to the Post Office.
Everything you can do at the Post Officeâ¦ And a lot of things you canât. Printing your postage and shipping labels is just the beginning. Stamps.com is a complete mailing and shipping solution.Here are just a few reasons Stamps.com beats going to the Post Office.rinting your postage and shipping labels is just the beginning. Stamps.com is a complete mailing and shipping solution. Here are just a few reasons Stamps.com beats going to the Post Office.


Stamps and Postcards
In 2011, for the first time, all First-Class commemorative stamps were issued as Forever stamps. Semipostals. Semipostals are stamps on which the price exceeds the cost of postage, with the difference devoted to a particular cause.orever Stamp. On April 12, 2007, the Postal Service issued its first Forever stamp, a nondenominated, nonexpiring stamp intended for customers mailing a piece of First-Class Mail. Sold at the going rate of a First-Class stamp, a Forever stamp is always valid for the first ounce of First-Class postage.


Postage stamps and postal history of the United States
In 1873, the Post Office began producing a pre-stamped post card. One side was printed with a Liberty-head one-cent stamp design, along with the words United States Postal Card and three blank lines provided for the mailing address.irmail in the United States Post Office emerged in three stages beginning with the 'pioneer period' where there were many unofficial flights carrying the mail prior to 1918, the year the US Post Office assumed delivery of all Air Mail.


Denomination (postage stamp)
In 2007 the United States Postal Service issued its first undenominated Forever stamp, which was guaranteed to remain valid for first-class postage despite any and all future postal rate increases.ometimes a stamp may have its denomination changed by the post office due to local circumstances. For instance, stocks of one value may be overprinted to show a different value due to stock shortages.


Ativan vs. Nortriptyline
Like all benzodiazepines, Ativan can cause physical dependence. Suddenly stopping therapy may be associated with agitation, insomnia, seizures, tremors, vomiting, and sweating. The usual dose of Ativan for treating anxiety is 2-3 mg/day given in two or three divided doses.


Lorazepam
Forms. There are several brands and generic forms of the medicine. The brand name Ativan is shown below at the 0.5 mg pill, the 1 mg pill and the 2 mg pill and the generic form lorazepam at 1 mg pill is also shown. To use the tablet form: chew tablets and swallow or swallow the tablet whole. This can be taken with or without food.


Ativan side effects
I'd blame the Ativan. The last time my 7 year old had a seizure cluster, he received several doses of Ativan in the ER. He was a terror to be around for the next 48 hours until the Ativan was completely out of his system.


Lorazepam
Basic Advanced. Lorazepam is a medicine approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat all types of seizures, including absence, myoclonic, atonic (drop attacks), partial seizures and seizures associated with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome. 1  It is most often used together with another antiepileptic drug.


Ativan side effects
She has complex-partial seizures that can progress to tonic-clonic ones if she is sick, the weather is bad, she doesn't get enough sleep, etc... She takes Lamictal and Keppra. She also takes vistaril and tranxene at bedtime to help her go to sleep and not have seizures the next day. When she wakes up we can tell if it is a seizure day within 10 minutes. The doctor has ordered Ativan 0.5 mg 1/2-1 tab for seizures to get these to stop. If she continues, I have Rectal Diastat(Valium) to give her. The Ativan usually stops the seizures after about 15-30 minutes. But she is horrible the rest of the day.


Lorazepam for the Prevention of Recurrent Seizures Related to Alcohol
Prevention of recurrent seizures related to alcohol use is important, 18 and the ability of specific drugs to prevent seizures has been assessed. Phenytoin does not prevent recurrent alcohol-related seizures.


Lorazepam for the Prevention of Recurrent Seizures Related to Alcohol
Article. Alcohol abuse is one of the most common causes of adult-onset seizures. 1 Although primary prevention of seizures during alcohol withdrawal has been reported, 2-6 only a few studies have addressed the treatment and prevention of recurrent seizures related to alcohol in patients in the emergency department.


Lorazepam for the Prevention of Recurrent Seizures Related to Alcohol
In this as well as a previous study, 9 we found that the rate of recurrent seizures was 24 percent in the placebo group. In institutions in which hospital admission is required after a second observed seizure related to alcohol, treatment with lorazepam may avert many such hospitalizations.


Lorazepam for the Prevention of Recurrent Seizures Related to Alcohol
Alcohol abuse is one of the most common causes of seizures in adults. In a randomized, double-blind study, we compared lorazepam with placebo for the prevention of recurrent seizures related to alcohol.


Lorazepam for the Prevention of Recurrent Seizures Related to Alcohol
In a study by Victor and Brausch, 11 in 15 percent of patients who had recurrent alcohol-related seizures, the last seizure occurred more than six hours after the first. It is possible that the administration of lorazepam simply delayed the occurrence of additional seizures.


What organs control the human body temperature besides the thyroid?
Report Abuse. The skin is the major organ that controls body temperature. When the body becomes too hot, more blood is directed to the skin so some heat can be lost which will cool down the body.When you become too cold, blood is directed away from the skin to the organs. You also start to shiver to generate heat.eport Abuse. The skin is the major organ that controls body temperature. When the body becomes too hot, more blood is directed to the skin so some heat can be lost which will cool down the body.


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The blood that flow through the skin and subcutaneous area controls our body temperature. Body temperature is governed by the hypothalamus, a very small organ near the base â¦ of the brain. Perspiration is the secondary cooling control, that works evaporatively to keep the body temperature from getting too high.+ 5 others found this useful.rain. There is no specific body part that is made for controlling body temperature, and brain controls all the functions of the body, so it also controls the body temperature â¦ . 4 people found this useful.


Made in His Image: Balancing Body Temperature
The organs in the skull, chest, and abdomen are the most temperature-sensitive organs in the human body. Biochemical processes, particularly enzyme activities, within these organs are essential for life and function best in a narrow temperature range of 96 to 101Â°F, which is called the core body temperature range.iochemical processes, particularly enzyme activities, within these organs are essential for life and function best in a narrow temperature range of 96 to 101Â°F, which is called the core body temperature range.


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A section of your brain called the hypothalamus controls thermoregulation. It issues instructions to your muscles, organs, glands, and nervous system when it senses your core internal temperature is becoming too low or too high. Many factors can affect your bodyâs temperature. Thermogenesis: Your bodyâs muscles, organs, and brain can produce heat when your internal temperature is sinking. 2  This process is called thermogenesis. 3  Muscles are especially effective at thermogenesis. 4  They can produce large quantities of heat quickly.


Which Organ Controls Body Temperature
It is this part of your body that orchestrates the many functions that help to control body temperature. All of the autonomic responses of our bodies are controlled by the hypothalamus. It processes the sensory input that the body receives and passes it to the correct area of the brain and body for action.It is this part of your brain that allows you to feel both hot and cold.ur bodies enable us to feel, smell, taste, see and hear the world around us. We can endure different climates and experience many adventures. While doing all of these actions our body is able to maintain a steady heart beat, breathe without conscious thought and maintain a constant body temperature.


How Does the Body Controls Temperature?
Body temperature is governed by the hypothalamus, a very small organ near the base â¦ of the brain. Perspiration is the secondary cooling control, that works evaporatively to keep the body temperature from getting too high.eceptors on the skin and the hypothalmus region of the brain are responsible for monitoring our body temperature. If it falls too low, vasoconstriction takes place to reduce the amount of blood that reaches the surface of our skin, hence less heat is lost by radiation.


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The way in which the hypothalamus controls body temperature is that  it triggers changes to the sweat glands and muscles.The body can  then increase or decrease the amount â¦ of heat that is lost.rain. There is no specific body part that is made for controlling body temperature, and brain controls all the functions of the body, so it also controls the body temperature â¦ . 4 people found this useful.


Which Organ Controls Body Temperature
The human body is an amazing, it is able to do so much and process such a lot of information. Our bodies enable us to feel, smell, taste, see and hear the world around us. We can endure different climates and experience many adventures.While doing all of these actions our body is able to maintain a steady heart beat, breathe without conscious thought and maintain a constant body temperature.ur bodies enable us to feel, smell, taste, see and hear the world around us. We can endure different climates and experience many adventures. While doing all of these actions our body is able to maintain a steady heart beat, breathe without conscious thought and maintain a constant body temperature.


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Adult deer have a thin, reddish-brown coat in the summer months that is shed during August and September. It is replaced with a thicker brownish-gray winter coat that is shed during April and June. Adult females, called does, attain maximum weight in about four years, averaging 100 pounds. Males, or bucks, take 5-6 years to fill out and average about 150 pounds. Adult deer stand about three feet tall from the ground to shoulder.


Understanding Deer
In a world where contact with wildlife is more frequent, we may need to change some of our behavior to find ways to live with them. To coexist with deer, they must be understood. Spring and summer is the time of year deer give birth to their young. A deer may have between one and three babies, two being most common. Fawns are born from April though June. They are born with their eyes open and fully furred. The fawn is able to stand in 10 minutes and can walk in 7 hours. Young fawn stay with their mother through next winter.


Understanding Deer
1 Deer hooves slip on pavement. 2  A deer may fall in front of your vehicle just when you think itâs jumping away. 3  If you accidently hit and kill a deer, move it far off the road. 4  Often a doe will be killed and her fawn is still there in harms way. 5  The living fawn/s will stay by their dead mom and/or dead sibling for hours.


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Description: Arkansas whitetails breed from late September through February with the peak breeding season in the north occurring from October through mid-November and in the south from late October through early December. The pregnancy, or gestation, period takes 6 1/2 to 7 months. Fawns are born from mid-March through June. Twins are the norm for older does, while young does usually give birth to a single fawn. Deer less than a year old, called fawns, are characterized by white spots over a reddish-brown coat.


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BIOLOGY. Scientific studies of white-tailed deer in recent years have provided much knowledge of deer biology and behavior. For example, adult deer in Georgia range from 70 to 250 pounds with bucks (males) typically weighing more than does (females). Breeding season (called the rut) extends from October to January and peaks in November. Gestation period is 200 days. Newborns, called fawns, are spotted and range from 4-8 lbs. Most are born between May and August with a peak in June. For the first month or so, does spend very little time with fawns, hiding them for hours at a time and returning to nurse them only 4 or 5 times per day.


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32 Minnesota Conservation Volunteer MayâJune 2015 33 to push the fawn out of her body, she does not make loud sounds. She keeps quiet to avoid attracting predators, such as black bears, bobcats, coyotes, and gray wolves.When the fawn emerges, it weighs between 5 and 8 pounds, about as much as a newborn human.


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Buck antler development is controlled by age, nutrition, and genetics. However, in Georgia genetics do not appear to be an important factor. For most deer in this state, age is the single most limiting factor for antler development, followed by nutrition.


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30 Minnesota Conservation Volunteer MayâJune 2015 31 Being Born A doe and a male deer, called a buck, mate in the fall. Fawns develop inside of the doeâs womb in her abdo-men. Pregnancy lasts about seven months. Fawns grow in a fluid-filled sac called a placenta. The placenta is connected to the motherâs blood supply.


Average Child Weight by Age
Knowing the average weight by age can help you know whether the growth of your child is taking place at a normal rate or not. Children grow at different rates all through childhood till adulthood. After birth, it is normal for the weight of the child to drop by 5 - 10%.In the first few months, breast-fed babies can often be heavier than babies that are bottle fed, but this trend tends to reverse later in the first year.hildren grow at different rates all through childhood till adulthood. After birth, it is normal for the weight of the child to drop by 5 - 10%. In the first few months, breast-fed babies can often be heavier than babies that are bottle fed, but this trend tends to reverse later in the first year.


Your child's size and growth timeline
Your child's size and growth timeline. Lots of parents wonder whether their child is bigger or smaller than other kids the same age. To give you a benchmark, here are the values from the 25th percentile to the 75th percentile for weight and height â meaning that half of kids fall within these ranges.our child's size and growth timeline. Lots of parents wonder whether their child is bigger or smaller than other kids the same age. To give you a benchmark, here are the values from the 25th percentile to the 75th percentile for weight and height â meaning that half of kids fall within these ranges.


Average Child Weight by Age
Many parents tend to get very worried if their child's weight is less than the average weight that children have at that particular age. However, one needs to understand that there are always exceptions, and that a little bit of deviation from what is considered normal is acceptable.hildren grow at different rates all through childhood till adulthood. After birth, it is normal for the weight of the child to drop by 5 - 10%. In the first few months, breast-fed babies can often be heavier than babies that are bottle fed, but this trend tends to reverse later in the first year.


Children Growth Chart Calculator
1 Percentile-The length percentile of the child. 2  Age-The age of the child in months. 3  Weight-The length of the child in metric and standard units. 4  Graph Plot-Length versus Age graph with 5, 10, 25, 50, 75, 95 and calculated percentile lines.escription: This calculator provides your child's stature percentile based on age. Stature is the standing upright height of the child. The percentile shows how your child's height or stature compares to other children. The percentile tells you what percentage of children that have a height less than your child.


Average Child Weight by Age
An infant's weight usually doubles between birth and five months, and increases three times by the age of 12 months or one year, and almost quadruples by the end of two years of age. There are many factors that affect the average child weight and height.hildren grow at different rates all through childhood till adulthood. After birth, it is normal for the weight of the child to drop by 5 - 10%. In the first few months, breast-fed babies can often be heavier than babies that are bottle fed, but this trend tends to reverse later in the first year.


Calculate Ideal Height and Weight for Children
1 Usually by the age of 18, a child's height is double of their height when they are 2 years old. 2  Normally babies triple their birth-weight by the end of their first year.nteresting Facts About Child's Height and Weight: 1  By the age of 8 to 9 a child attains 75% of their adult height. 2  It is important to keep track of the growth of your child.


Who Were the Harlem Hellfighters?
On hand to greet them was a host of dignitaries, including the African-American leader Emmett Scott, special adjutant to the secretary of war; William Randolph Hearst; and New Yorkâs popular Irish Catholic governor, Al Smith, who reviewed his Hellfighters from a pair of stands on 60th and 133rd Streets.


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The Harlem Hellfighters - Forgotten Heroes of World War I When it comes to the history of the First World War, most American students are taught a great deal about the complex web of European alliances that sparked the conflict and the postwar negotiations that created the Treaty of Versailles, but not much about what happened in between.


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French gave the regiment the nickname it would take into history - the Hellfighters. Meanwhile, as the 369th was fighting on the front lines, the regimental band was making a name for itself as well. James Reese Europe, the first African-American officer to lead troops into battle during the war, had been wounded during a poison gas


Who Were the Harlem Hellfighters?
Harlem Hellfighters Homecoming Parade âUp the wide avenue they swung. Their smiles outshone the golden sunlight. In every line proud chests expanded beneath the medals valor had won. The impassioned cheering of the crowds massed along the way drowned the blaring cadence of their former jazz band.


Documenting WWI: The Harlem Hellfighters in Men of Bronze
Known officially as the 369 th combat regiment, these men from New York were given the nicknames Harlem Hellfighters and Black Rattlers, but the French troops they served with called them âMen of Bronze.â


Documenting WWI: The Harlem Hellfighters in Men of Bronze
When the regiment was finally sent to France, they received a similarly hostile reception from white United States marines who were already there. Because the United States refused to mix black and white troops, the Hellfighters served as laborers for their first three months abroad, even though they had been designated as a combat regiment. The Hellfighters were eventually loaned to the French army, which was on the verge of collapse and desperately needed the support.


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The Harlem Hellfighters - Forgotten Heroes of World War I. When it comes to the history of the First World War, most American students are. taught a great deal about the complex web of European alliances that sparked the. conflict and the postwar negotiations that created the Treaty of Versailles, but not much. about what happened in between.


Who Were the Harlem Hellfighters?
One of the few black combat regiments in World War I, theyâd earned the prestigious Croix de Guerre from the French army under which theyâd served for six months of âbrave and bitter fighting.â Their nickname theyâd received from their German foes: âHellfighters,â the Harlem Hellfighters. Harlem Hellfighters from World War I In their ranks was one of the Great Warâs greatest heroes, Pvt. Henry Johnson of Albany, N.Y., who, though riding in a car for the wounded, was so moved by the outpouring he stood up waving the bouquet of flowers heâd been handed.


Who Were the Harlem Hellfighters?
Harlem Hellfighters from World War I. In their ranks was one of the Great Warâs greatest heroes, Pvt. Henry Johnson of Albany, N.Y., who, though riding in a car for the wounded, was so moved by the outpouring he stood up waving the bouquet of flowers heâd been handed.


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The band was sent to give a single concert in Paris, but they were so well received that their assignment was extended by an additional two months, which they spent touring the camps and hospitals around the city and performing for Allied soldiers and French citizens alike. The crowds cheered for the Hellfighters more than any other band


How soon do hiv symptoms appear?
Every symptom of AIDS looks like the symptoms of other illnesses. Symptoms can include severe weight loss, fevers, drenching night sweats, fatigue, severe diarrhea, and the list goes on and on. Generally the symptoms tend to last for weeks or months at a time, and do not go away by themselves (not without treatment). Symptoms do not begin until an average of 10 years after infection. You can have HIV and even full blown AIDS and have no symptoms at all! Generally speaking, if you have any symptoms that last for more than 2 weeks and do not go away, or if you have any symptoms that are very severe, always seek medical attention.


More on HIV symptoms
When people talk about âHIV symptomsâ they are generally referring to the symptoms that appear soon (2 to 6 weeks) after a person is infected with HIV (as opposed to late AIDS symptoms which take years to develop).


When do the symptoms of HIV start?
Symptoms of HIV aid at women and men. Anyway, the first symptoms of HIV rash are identical at men and at women. Symptoms of HIV virus are temperature increases to 38 degrees and can keep for 2-3 days. The general weakness of an organism expressed in the breakdown of short-term and long-term character. The increase in lymph nodes is the main symptom of HIV. These symptoms can be shown not always.


When do the symptoms of HIV start?
So when do symptoms of HIV first appear? Very seldom, the person can have symptoms of such infection already at early stages of development of a disease, as the first signs are quite inexpressive. For example, at the patient, the temperature increase to 37.5 â 38 degrees Celsius is observed.


How soon do hiv symptoms appear?
The symptoms last for a week or so, then go away by themselves. Some people who acquire HIV may have severe flu-like symptoms due to Acute Viral Syndrome. In other people with HIV, these symptoms may be very mild. In still other people with HIV, they may not show these symptoms at all. A person may, or may not, show positive on an antibody test during this period of time. I must strongly emphasize here that the symptoms of Acute Viral Syndrome look exactly like the symptoms of other illnesses, so having flu symptoms does not indicate HIV infection, in of itself.


More on HIV symptoms
Who gets HIV ARS symptoms? It is estimated that between 50% to 90% (some say 40% to 70%) of people who have been infected with HIV will develop HIV ARS. There is no way to predict who will develop ARS and who will not. When do HIV symptoms appear and how long do they last? HIV symptoms can appear anytime between 2 weeks and 6 weeks after infection. Most people who do develop the symptoms do so at 3 weeks. Symptoms generally last for at least 2 weeks but have been known to last up to 10 weeks. âFlu-likeâ is not âCold-likeâ. HIV ARS symptoms are often described as âFlu-Likeâ.


What are the symptoms of HIV?
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (also known as acquired immunodeficiency syndrome or AIDS) is a syndrome caused by a virus called HIV (human Immunodeficiency Virus) if not treated. HIV is the virus that targets the T-cells present in the immune system.


How soon do hiv symptoms appear?
How soon do hiv symptoms appear? Jun 28, 1996. I have read conflicting information on hiv symptoms. Do most people show the severe flu type symptoms (high fever, cold night sweats) after the initial infection? And how soon do they appear after initial infection?


More on HIV symptoms
When do HIV symptoms appear and how long do they last? HIV symptoms can appear anytime between 2 weeks and 6 weeks after infection. Most people who do develop the symptoms do so at 3 weeks. Symptoms generally last for at least 2 weeks but have been known to last up to 10 weeks. HIV ARS symptoms are often described as âFlu-Likeâ.


Planet Mercury: Facts About the Planet Closest to the Sun
However, since this world doesn't have a real atmosphere to entrap any heat, at night temperatures can plummet to minus 275 F (minus 170 C), a temperature swing of more than 1,100 degrees F (600 degree C), the greatest in the solar system. Mercury is the smallest planet â it is only slightly larger than Earth's moon.


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Planet Mercury: Facts About the Planet Closest to the Sun
Since it has no significant atmosphere to stop impacts, the planet is pockmarked with craters. About 4 billion years ago, an asteroid roughly 60 miles (100 kilometers) wide struck Mercury with an impact equal to 1 trillion 1-megaton bombs, creating a vast impact crater roughly 960 miles (1,550 km) wide.


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The inner worlds are closer to the Sun, therefore warmer. The opposite is true of the outer planets, farther from the Sun therefore cooler. Combining the variables of escape velocity (mass, radius of planet) and surface temperature (distance from Sun plus effects of atmosphere heating) produces the following diagram. For key elements, lines are draw to show where the element escapes from the planet. If a planet is below that line, that element will escape.


JCPenney Names New CEO But Where's The Vision?
But someone with a vision is critical to JCPenneyâs success. Johnson went too far and Ullman did a good job of reining things in, reassuring investors and financiers Additionally, Home Depot and Target have struggled to attract younger shoppers, the millennials.


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JCPenney Names New CEO But Where's The Vision?
JCPenney shoppers are older on average than any other retailer except perhaps Sears. JCPenneyâs management did an admirable job of halting its decline after some disastrous decisions, but it needs someone with some vision to move forward. Follow me on Twitter @lfheller. Subscribe to the Retail Dive newsletter.


JCPenney Names New CEO But Where's The Vision?
JCPenneyâs new pick for CEO reinforces the companyâs new stability but proves once again, the retailer lacks vision when it comes to putting a fashionable foot forward in attracting new, younger shoppers.


J.C. Penney Company, Inc.
J.C. Penney Company, Inc. U.S.A. With about 1,100 stores in all 50 states as well as Puerto Rico and Mexico, J.C. Penney Company, Inc. (JCPenney) is the second largest department store retailer (trailing Sears, Roebuck and Co.) and the largest catalog merchant in the United States, with licensing agreements for its products throughout the world.


J.C. Penney Company, Inc. - Company Profile, Information, Business Description, History, Background Information on J.C. Penney Company, Inc.
James Cash Penney started his first retail store in 1902 in Kemmerer, Wyoming, a small mining town. He was 26 years old and had grown up on a farm near Hamilton, Missouri. Two years after graduating from high school, Penney went to work for a local retailer, J.M. Hale.


JCPenney Names New CEO But Where's The Vision?
JCPenney announced the appointment of Marvin Ellison, currently executive vice president of stores at Home Depot, as president and CEO-designee, effective November 1, 2014. Ellison will join the JCPenneyâs board and succeeds Myron Ullman as CEO. Ellison spent the past 12 year at Home Depot in various operations roles and was executive vice president of U.S. stores since August 2008. Prior to Home Depot, Ellison was at Target for 15 years, also in operations.


JC Penney -- Are You Listening?
Despite these efforts, from 2003 to 2011, JC Penneyâs sales dropped 45% from $32.3 billion to $17.8 billion. With the hiring of Ron Johnson in November 2011 and his ensuing dismissal 17 months later, I like many others, have wondered what went wrong.


How to Sweat More in Quick Exercises
Step 1. Pick up the intensity. Sweating is your bodyâs way of regulating its temperature, so kicking up the intensity -- even with quick exercises -- can increase your bodyâs core heat enough to trigger your sweat glands. If you sweat easily, you likely have closer to the 4 million sweat glands. 2  Instead of basing the success of your workout on how much you sweat, mark the intensity of the exercise. 3  More vigorous pursuits tend to burn more calories. 4  It takes a deficit of 3,500 calories to lose 1 lb. of fat.


Not Sweating While Exercising: What am I Doing Wrong?
In many cases, not sweating enough during a workout just means that you have to exercise longer and more intensely. Sweating is your body's way of regulating its temperature. Your body excretes fluids through your sweat glands when your body temperature increases due to hot weather, exercise and nervousness.Sweating is, therefore, a healthy and necessary bodily mechanism.If you're not sweating during your workouts, it may be due to a variety of factors.our body excretes fluids through your sweat glands when your body temperature increases due to hot weather, exercise and nervousness. Sweating is, therefore, a healthy and necessary bodily mechanism. If you're not sweating during your workouts, it may be due to a variety of factors.


How to Sweat More in Quick Exercises
1 Instead of basing the success of your workout on how much you sweat, mark the intensity of the exercise. 2  More vigorous pursuits tend to burn more calories. 3  It takes a deficit of 3,500 calories to lose 1 lb. of fat.4  If you reach a deficit of 500 calories a day, you'll lose 1 lb. in a week. If you sweat easily, you likely have closer to the 4 million sweat glands. 2  Instead of basing the success of your workout on how much you sweat, mark the intensity of the exercise. 3  More vigorous pursuits tend to burn more calories. 4  It takes a deficit of 3,500 calories to lose 1 lb. of fat.


How to Sweat More in Quick Exercises
1 When you sweat, you reduce the amount of fluids in your body. 2  This can lead to dehydration. 3  To combat this, drink plenty of water prior to more vigorous workouts and continue to replenish the fluids lost periodically during exercise. 4  A good goal is at least 64 oz. of water a day. If you sweat easily, you likely have closer to the 4 million sweat glands. 2  Instead of basing the success of your workout on how much you sweat, mark the intensity of the exercise. 3  More vigorous pursuits tend to burn more calories. 4  It takes a deficit of 3,500 calories to lose 1 lb. of fat.


The Quickest Way to Stop Sweating After a Workout
You don't mind that your workout made you sweat buckets. That was the whole point, after all. But the seemingly never-ending perspiration afterward is super annoying. No one wants to be the sticky guy on the bus, in the conference room, or at happy hour.Exercise raises your temperature, so your body produces sweat to cool you down, says Ollie Jay, Ph.D., a thermal physiologist at the University of Sydney.But it's the evaporation of sweatânot the act of sweating itselfâthat ultimately cools you down, he says.o one wants to be the sticky guy on the bus, in the conference room, or at happy hour. Exercise raises your temperature, so your body produces sweat to cool you down, says Ollie Jay, Ph.D., a thermal physiologist at the University of Sydney.


How to Sweat More in Quick Exercises
1 If you sweat easily, you likely have closer to the 4 million sweat glands. 2  Instead of basing the success of your workout on how much you sweat, mark the intensity of the exercise. 3  More vigorous pursuits tend to burn more calories. 4  It takes a deficit of 3,500 calories to lose 1 lb. of fat. If you sweat easily, you likely have closer to the 4 million sweat glands. 2  Instead of basing the success of your workout on how much you sweat, mark the intensity of the exercise. 3  More vigorous pursuits tend to burn more calories. 4  It takes a deficit of 3,500 calories to lose 1 lb. of fat.


Don't Sweat It -- Tips to Control and Reduce Sweat
What Makes Up Sweat. To outsmart sweat, it helps to know exactly what it does. When this mix of water, salt, and other minerals evaporates from your skin, it cools you down, allowing your body to maintain its core temperature.hat Makes Up Sweat. To outsmart sweat, it helps to know exactly what it does. When this mix of water, salt, and other minerals evaporates from your skin, it cools you down, allowing your body to maintain its core temperature.


The Quickest Way to Stop Sweating After a Workout
So in order to quickly stop sweating after a workout, you need to do two things: lower your temperature and aid evaporation. Luckily, doing both of these things isn't difficult. Just follow these 4 steps to chill out and leave the sweat puddles at the gym.o one wants to be the sticky guy on the bus, in the conference room, or at happy hour. Exercise raises your temperature, so your body produces sweat to cool you down, says Ollie Jay, Ph.D., a thermal physiologist at the University of Sydney.


Does Being Soaked in Sweat Mean You Burned More Calories?
Sweat is not a gauge of how hard you are working, Scott says. Our bodies produce sweat as a way to cool down, so if anything, it's an indicator of how hot your body is. And hotter core temperatures don't equal more calories burned. In fact, the fitter you are, the less you probably sweat.As your body becomes more conditioned, it takes more intense exercise to increase your core body temperature and produce sweat, she says. Still, if you're a hot, sweaty mess 10 minutes into your workout, it doesn't necessarily mean you're not fit.Different people have different numbers of sweat glands, so even a brisk walk to the mailbox can trigger sweat production in some women.till, if you're a hot, sweaty mess 10 minutes into your workout, it doesn't necessarily mean you're not fit. Different people have different numbers of sweat glands, so even a brisk walk to the mailbox can trigger sweat production in some women.


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Whether you're traveling, can't make it to the gym, or simply prefer to exercise at home, mixing and matching the following 25 body weight exercises provides an all-around full body workoutno equipment required.hether you're on the go or at home, these 25 body weight exercises are challenging and effective, and you can do them no matter where you are.


Hand Sanitizer Facts
Many people consider alcohol based sanitizers that are made from grain to be green. â Bob Bernet, vice president of sales, Kutol Products Company, Sharonville, Ohio. PURELL Green Certified Instant Hand Sanitizer was the world's first green certified hand sanitizer.


Hand Sanitizer Facts
If for aesthetic reasons, hand sanitizer dispensers are to be offered in the restroom, they should be placed as close to the exit as possible without being obtrusive, so that the user can still kill germs picked up by touching the door.


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That is part of where the expiration date would come into play. But as to the issue how fast the alcohol evaporates, I don't have a clear reference to point you to. But I do know a fabulously easy way to figure it out using skills my basic microbiology students would know.


Is expired hand sanitizer effective?
I just bought one bottle of hand sanitizer last night and was a little p*ssed that it was expired. I always have a bottle of sanitizer with me around, however I hardly use em. When I really need and want use it, it's already expired. And yes, I do wash my hands instead of using sanitizer when I have the chance. Another thing I always keep in my wallet is a packet of Warrior wipe.


Is expired hand sanitizer effective?
Hand sanitizer continues to work long after its expiration date. ProjeKtWEREWOLF said: â. Remember that sanitiser is no good against the bug that causes the 'winter vomiting bug' (d&v as we call it!).


Understanding Demi-Male
In the end, if you think that you should be using hand sanitizer, you're probably better off buying a small quantity of hand sanitizer and using it. If it is expired by 1 day, NBD, but if it was a year old, you should just head out to the store and pick some up. Caveat: I may be completely wrong.


Hand Sanitizer Facts
Hand sanitizers can carry an expiration date up to the amount of time that testing has confirmed the stability and effectiveness of the active ingredient as stated on the label. A typical industry standard is 2 â 3 years.


Is expired hand sanitizer effective?
defuse kit Loaded Pockets. You should really wash your hands if you get the chance, it cleans infinitely better. But I'm going to go with no, hand sanitizer does not expire or become ineffective (the active ingredient is usually ethyl or isopropyl alcohol), but it will eventually evaporate I guess.


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The only paper I can find (it's an oldy but a goody) says in summary: Escherichia coli, Salmonella lyphosa, and Serratia marcescens were killed in 10 seconds or less by concentrations of ethyl alcohol of 100 to 44 per cent by volume.


How many square acres is 17780000 acres?
How many acres in a hecta acre? Hecto...hecta (spelled both ways) is a prefix in the metric system that means X 100. Following that definition it should be 100 acres.


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Answers.com Â® WikiAnswers Â® Categories Travel & Places Countries, States, and Cities United States of America Alaska Anchorage How many acres are in Alaska?


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Alaska's total land and water area covers 424,491,520 acres.


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The state of Alaska covers an area totaling 424,491,520 acres; largest of the 50 states. Alaska's total land and water area covers 424,491,520 acres. America is a country that has about 11.77 acres per person. 375 million acres.   2.5 per acre   2.5 cents per acre About two cents per acre.


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The only variance is whether the U.S. survey or international foot (U.S. survey foot is very very slightly larger than the international 1959 standard of 304.8mm) is used to measure. Most U.S. states use the U.S. survey acre, whereas the UK, former commonwealth nations tend to use the acre based on the 304.8mm foot. The differences are incredibly slight, less than a square foot's difference per SQUARE MILE (640 acres), so it is silly to even consider this measurement difference unless the area of an entire continent, or some other massive area is being calculated.


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Answers.com Â® WikiAnswers Â® Categories Science Units of Measure Area How many acres of land are in Alaska?


Alaska is how many acres?
A US acre is 1 sq/mi = 640 acres 663,267 x 640 = 424,490,880 acres http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square_mile. According to Wikipedia, the area of Alaska is 663,267 square miles. Since there are 640 acres per square mile, then Alaska covers 424,490,880 acres. * 228 million acres that are part of the federal domain.


How many acres in Delaware?
How many acres of land are in the world? The land are of the earth is about 148,940,000 kmÂ² , or about 57,491,000 mi2 or about 36,794,240,000 acres. Wikipedia has more information, and a link is provided.


How many acres is Alaska?
The state of Alaska covers an area totaling 424,491,520 acres; largest of the 50 states.


3 Ways To Support Mother Jones
Film: Food, Inc. Why the USDA can't shut down bad meat plants, and more food horror on-screen. Food, Inc. is the latest in a line of cinematic polemics that includes Super Size Me, King Corn, and The Future of Food. Yet this urgent, graphic film exposes more atrocious things about the food we eat than all of its predecessors combined.


Revealed... the 10 diseases that could kill you in just ONE day
KEVIN'S STORY. What happened to Kevin is tragic. Unfortunately, he is not alone. Each year in the United States, thousands of Americans suffer and die from preventable foodborne illness. Since Kevinâs death, our family has been dedicated to preventing serious foodborne illness. We do not want another family to have to suffer as our family did. - Barbara Kowalcyk, Kevin's mother.


User Reviews
Kevin Kowalcyk. December 10, 1998 -. August 11, 2001. First proposed in 2003, Kevin's Law was named in memory of two-year-old Kevin Kowalcyk, who tragically died in 2001 after eating a hamburger contaminated with E. coli bacteria. A full six years later, the law first gained major attention from the American public in 2009 when the story was highlighted in the Oscar-nominated film Food Inc.


HuffPostâs Greatest Person Of The Day: Barbara Kowalcyk, Food Safety Advocate
Today we have the honor of interviewing HuffPost Game Changer Barbara Kowalcyk, an advocate at the forefront of the food safety movement in this country. In 2001, Barbara lost her young son -- Kevin -- to a hamburger he ate that was contaminated by E. coli. She turned her grief and frustration into the Center for Foodborne Illness to improve public health by preventing foodborne disease through research, education, advocacy and service..


Kevin's Law
Kevin's Law was nicknamed in memory of two-year-old Kevin Kowalcyk of Colorado, who died in 2001 after developing hemolytic-uremic syndrome due to eating a hamburger contaminated with E. coli O157:H7. The bill was introduced by Rep. Anna G. Eshoo, D-Palo Alto, as H.R. 3160, in the 109th Congress.


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Posted by E. coli Attorney on May 14, 2007. Barbara Kowalcyk and her husband, Michael, were propelled into food safety advocacy in 2001, when their two-year-old son, Kevin, died after suffering an E. coli O157:H7 infection and hemolytic uremic syndrome.


Food Safety Advocate: Barbara Kowalcyk
Food Safety Advocate: Barbara Kowalcyk. Barbara Kowalcyk and her husband, Michael, were propelled into food safety advocacy in 2001, when their two-year-old son, Kevin, died after suffering an E. coli O157:H7 infection and hemolytic uremic syndrome.


HuffPostâs Greatest Person Of The Day: Barbara Kowalcyk, Food Safety Advocate
Huffington Post: Tell us about your son, Kevin. Describe for us the events that lead to his passing. Barbara Kowalcyk: Kevin -- our second child, our first son -- was born in the early morning on Dec. 10, 1998. As he grew from infant to toddler, his wonderful little personality began to emerge.


User Reviews
Must-see documentary for anyone who eats. It is said that if you like eating sausage, you better not see how it is made. If you like eating meat, don't watch an animal being killed. If you have your fill of fruits and vegetables daily, don't think about the pesticides that coat them.


Kevin's Law
Kevin's Law (as referred to in Representative Anna Eshoo's introduction of the law in 2005 and in the 2008 documentary Food, Inc.; formally known as the Meat and Poultry Pathogen Reduction and Enforcement Act of 2003) was proposed legislation that would have given the United States Department of Agriculture the power to close down plants that ...


How does Coffee Stain Teeth?
Brushing your teeth or rinsing it water every time you have coffee is also a very good way of keeping teeth stains away. Teeth stains from coffee or any other substance may not require a special dental visit, but if you want to try any sort of whitening or teeth cleaning product, do so only after your dentistâs advice.


8 Home Remedies for Whiter Teeth
Use a straw. Okay, you may not want to try this with hot coffee, but sipping iced tea, cola, and fruit juices through a plastic straw will reduce your teeth's exposure to these staining beverages. Use stain-removing toothpastes with caution.


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You already know how important it is to brush and floss daily and to see a dentist periodically -- and to avoid smoking or chewing tobacco. But dentists say you should also be mindful of certain foods and beverages that stain teeth.


How does Coffee Stain Teeth?
How Coffee Causes Teeth Stains. The teethâs enamel, the hard protective layer all around that protects it, is porous. That is why the enamel can be easily stained because it is not difficult for substances such as coffee to fill the pores. The nature of enamel also varies from person to person.


8 Home Remedies for Whiter Teeth
Coffee, tea, and cola are notorious for leaving stains on your pearly whites. For more information about whiter teeth and how to achieve them, try the following links: Pearly whites gone dingy are one of the most common complaints dentists hear from their patients.


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Importance of Flossing your Teeth. 1  One cup of coffee a day will do you no harm, but having five cups could. 2  Too much of it too may cause a buildup of fat and other problems.


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So if youâre fond of following up that glass of Chardonnay with a cup of Earl Grey, you may be giving your teeth a double whammy. 2. Tea. Like wine, the ordinary black tea most people drink is rich in stain-promoting tannins. Dentists say itâs a bigger stainer than coffee, which is chromogen-rich but low in tannins.


How does Coffee Stain Teeth?
They are always at a risk of getting their teeth stained. The stains can be brown, yellow and black in colour. The unsightly stains can appear as spots or cover the whole or certain areas of your teeth. Coffee is considered to be a bigger culprit in causing teeth stains as many factors are combined in this drink.


8 Home Remedies for Whiter Teeth
Be wise about beverages. You know how coffee can stain a porcelain cup. It, along with tea and colas, does the same thing to your teeth. When you do indulge in staining beverages, do so in one or two sittings rather than sipping such drinks throughout the day. And brush after drinking them. Use a straw.


Tea Staining and Teeth 5 Whitening and Removal Tips
Old-fashioned baking soda can remove stains, although it does not actually whiten or bleach the teeth. Make a paste of baking soda and salt, brush it on twice weekly. 4. After brushing, rinse with hydrogen peroxide. 5. Use a whitening toothpaste. Tea Staining Tip #3: Get A Quality Toothbrush. Use an electric toothbrush. It is considered an effective way to clean stains from teeth because it does a better job of cleaning off plaque and tartar than a manual toothbrush. My personal favorite is the Phillips Sonicare Elite.


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Add these fragrant flowers that attract butterflies to your sun garden and wait for your visitors to alight. Theyâll bring your garden to life in a whole new way as colorful butterflies flutter from flower to flower, each visit creating a new scene to admire and appreciate. Some of favorite flowers that attract butterflies include lavender, coneflower, sage, goldenrod, bee balm, anise hyssop, and of course butterfly bushes. These flowers are sure to make your garden a favorite spot for collecting nectar.


Butterfly
The thorax of the butterfly is devoted to locomotion. Each of the three thoracic segments has two legs (among nymphalids, the first pair is reduced and the insects walk on four legs). The second and third segments of the thorax bear the wings.


Butterfly
The reproductive stage of the insect is the winged adult or imago. The surface of both butterflies and moths is covered by scales, each of which is an outgrowth from a single epidermal cell. The head is small and dominated by the two large compound eyes.


Butterfly
As in all insects, the body is divided into three sections: the head, thorax, and abdomen. The thorax is composed of three segments, each with a pair of legs. In most families of butterfly the antennae are clubbed, unlike those of moths which may be threadlike or feathery.


Monarch Butterfly
Brilliant orange and black monarchs are among the most easily recognizable of the butterfly species which call the Americas home. Their migration takes them as far north as Canada and, during the winter months, as far south as Mexico City. A single monarch can travel hundreds to thousands of miles!


Butterfly
The earliest Lepidoptera fossils are of a small moth, Archaeolepis mane, of Jurassic age, around 190 million years ago (mya). Butterflies evolved from moths, so while the butterflies are monophyletic (forming a single clade), the moths are not.


What Is Your Spirit Butterfly?
There are over 20,000 species of butterflies in the world and they've fascinated humans since the dawn of time. Take this quiz to find out butterfly you're most like!


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Home. 1  Premier Seats More Â» VIP access and privileges to every game. 2  Private Suites More Â» VIP access and privileges to every game and event. 3  Premium Seating Services More Â» Premium clients, manage your accounts online.  Event Suites More Â» Suites for individual events and customized 1  packages. Hyde Lounge at STAPLES Center More Â».


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Staples Center. Concert Seating. Floor 1Floor 1,Floor 1,F1,F1,SECTION F1,1 FLOOR,FL 1,FL GA 1,FL1,FLOOR 1,1 FLOOR,1 FLR,FLOOR1,FLR 1 ,FLR1. Floor 2Floor 2,Floor 2,F2,F2,SECTION F2,2 FLOOR,FL 2,FL GA 2,FL2,FLOOR 2,2 FLOOR,2 FLR,FLOOR2,FLR 2 ,FLR2.


Inside the politics of the most coveted chairs in Hollywood.
Secrets of Lakers Seats. 10:25 PM PST 1/25/2011 by. Inside the politics of the most coveted chairs in Hollywood. In a town where influence and money can guarantee just about anything, there remains one untouchable frontier in the itâs-all-about-who-you-know game of Hollywood: courtside Lakers tickets.


Inside the politics of the most coveted chairs in Hollywood.
First things first. There are no season tickets available anywhere in the 21,000-seat Staples Center, the downtown L.A. venue that has an annual sports revenue of more than $300 million, according to Forbes.


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View from Section 328 - Row 2 - Seat 8 - LA Clippers virtual interactive tour with inside bowl levels - Staples Center seating plan. You can view, download or print a full, high resolution (detailed, large) version of this image by clicking on the plan itself.


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Premier Seats More Â» VIP access and privileges to every game. Private Suites More Â» VIP access and privileges to every game and event. Premium Seating Services More Â» Premium clients, manage your accounts online. Event Suites More Â» Suites for individual events and customized packages. Hyde Lounge at STAPLES Center More Â».


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1 What are the best seats in the Staples Center, LA, California. 2  View from Section 328 - Row 2 - Seat 8 - LA Clippers virtual interactive tour with inside bowl levels - Staples Center seating plan. 3  Los Angeles Clippers basketball seat numbers floor map with rows & sections court plan - Staples Center seating chart.


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Giving you the best straight away views of the stage at Staples Center from every level of seating. 1  Sections 106 , 107 , 206 and 207 are where you will find some of the most ideal viewing angles to the very center of head-on to stage, allowing you to sit comfortably without needing a big head turn to follow the action.


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Staples Center Concert Seating Chart & Interactive Map. 1  Floor 1Floor 1,Floor 1,F1,F1,SECTION F1,1 FLOOR,FL 1,FL GA 1,FL1,FLOOR 1,1 FLOOR,1 FLR,FLOOR1,FLR 1 ,FLR1. 2  Floor 2Floor 2,Floor 2,F2,F2,SECTION F2,2 FLOOR,FL 2,FL GA 2,FL2,FLOOR 2,2 FLOOR,2 FLR,FLOOR2,FLR 2 ,FLR2.


Staples Center seat and row numbers detailed seating chart
Lakers detailed seat numbers chart with rows & premier sections layout - Staples Center seating chart. What are the best seats in the Staples Center, LA, California. For sports events the best seats in the Staples Center are located in front rows in sections 10.


How much mulch do you need?
Bulk colored mulch is generally sold by the cubic yard. Mulch is typically laid out at a depth of 4 inches. 2. This equals the total number of cubic yards needed. This equals the approximate number of bags of mulch you would need. Or just use our colored mulch calculator for faster results.


How much mulch do you need?
Bulk colored mulch is generally sold by the cubic yard. 3 feet x 3 feet x 3 feet = 1 cubic yard. Mulch is typically laid out at a depth of 4 inches. To calculate how much is needed for your landscape project, follow these steps: 1. Measure the length and width of your bed.


How Much Mulch Do I Need?
One cubic yard of mulch is equal to 13.5 bags of mulch. RELATED GALLERY: The Many Types of Landscape Mulch. When buying in bulk, you can have it delivered to your home, or pick it up if you have access to a truck or trailer. Expect to pay an additional $45 to $55 for mulch delivery.


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Rectangle: Area = length x width. Circle: Area = 3.1416 x the square of the radius. Triangle: Area = 1/2 x length of base x length of height. To determine topsoil requirements for areas of varying grade, use a transit to indicate exact fill requirements...or estimate an average fill depth.


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Draw your site as accurately as possible using graph paper if available. For oddly-shaped beds, divide the area into combinations of rectangles, triangles, and/or circles. To determine topsoil requirements for areas of varying grade, use a transit to indicate exact fill requirements...or estimate an average fill depth.


Coverage Calculator
How much rubber mulch do I need? Use this calculator to determine how much rubber mulch you need for your project. You can then determine the total number of pallets you'll need from the total number or lbs you need for you project. See the heading below for tips on calculating square footage. Note: This calculator will determine the volume of rubber mulch based on the uncompacted installation depth.


How Much Mulch Do I Need?
The Clemson University Cooperative Extension says one cubic yard of mulch will cover 324 square feet of ground at a depth of 1 inch. To determine how many cubic yards you need: Take the square footage of your garden bed and multiply it by the desired mulch depth and divide it by 324.


How many yards (or tons) do I need?
Draw your site as accurately as possible using graph paper if available. For oddly-shaped beds, divide the area into combinations of rectangles, triangles, and/or circles. Use the following formulas to determine area:


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It is important to recognize that dyspepsia/uninvestigated dyspepsia relates to a symptom complex rather than a true diagnosis or single medical disease/condition. In fact, dyspepsia may be indicative of a variety of possible conditions that may be the cause of the patient's dyspeptic symptoms.


Dyspepsia Definition, Dyspepsia Symptoms and Treatment
Dyspepsia definition can be different from different aspects. Dyspepsia is a functional disease which means no physical and visual problem can be seen through x-ray or other tests. Dyspepsia is a painful and difficult digestion which is followed by problems like nausea, vomiting, heartburn and stomach discomfort.


Dyspepsia Definition, Dyspepsia Symptoms and Treatment
Dyspepsia Treatment and Cure: The treatment of dyspepsia should be done through the finding the causative factors and problems. For example if there is a ulcer in the stomach, it can be the reason and the problem will be resolved when the ulcer is cured.


Overview
Nonulcer stomach pain is a term used to describe signs and symptoms of indigestion that have no obvious cause. Nonulcer stomach pain is also called functional dyspepsia (dis-PEP-see-uh) or nonulcer dyspepsia. Nonulcer stomach pain is common and can be long lasting. Nonulcer stomach pain can cause signs and symptoms that resemble those of an ulcer, such as pain or discomfort in your upper abdomen, often accompanied by bloating, belching and nausea. 1  Symptoms.


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The exact prevalence of dyspepsia in the general population is not known, but it is estimated that as many as 25% to 40% of adults experience symptoms of dyspepsia in a given year.


Functional Dyspepsia Overview
Click here to download a pdf of this information. Image Credit: Â© bigstockphoto.com/Olezzo. Functional dyspepsia (FD) is a chronic disorder of sensation and movement (peristalsis) in the upper digestive tract. Peristalsis is the normal downward pumping and squeezing of the esophagus, stomach, and small intestine, which begins after swallowing. We call this disorder functional because there are no observable or measurable structural abnormalities found to explain persistent symptoms.


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Dyspepsia is a common condition and usually describes a group of symptoms rather than one predominant symptom. These symptoms include: 1  Belly pain or discomfort. 2  Bloating. 3  Feeling uncomfortably full after eating. 4  Nausea. 5  Loss of appetite. 6  Heartburn. 7  Burping up food or liquid (regurgitation). 8  Burping.


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However, the Rome II criteria for FD do not include the symptoms of heartburn, because the Rome II committees concluded that heartburn (GERD-like) predominant symptoms should be classified as part of GERD and not as dyspepsia.


Dyspepsia Definition, Dyspepsia Symptoms and Treatment
Functional dyspepsia can be because of the problems in muscles and nerves functions. Nonulcer Dyspepsia: It is another shape of the functional dyspepsia. Or it is a kind of dyspepsia which is cause by something other than an ulcer. Like the problem in liver of gallbladder functionality.


Santa Land
Lubbock Parks and Recreation has hosted Santa Land for the past 60 years, and admission for all ages is free. Santa Land is open every evening from December 10-23, 2016, from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. nightly. Approximately 50,000 people visit Santa Land each year to see the festive holiday village with its huge lighted Christmas tree, animated displays, bonfires, traditional holiday scenes, and of course, Santa and Mrs. Claus.


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Store Hours of Operation, Location & Phone Number for IHOP. The map and information below will help you find the closest IHOP near you. Need to know what time IHOP in Lubbock opens or closes, or whether it's open 24 hours a day? Read below for business times, daylight and evening hours, street address, and more. 1  International House of Pancakes 1627 University Avenue Lubbock TX 79401-4417. Hours (Opening & Closing Times): 2  International House of Pancakes 3911 S. Loop 289 Lubbock TX 79423-1134. Hours (Opening & Closing Times):


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Who knew the two most unique bars in Lubbock, Texas would be located in a parking garage? One boasts rooftop views of the city and Texas Tech Football games, while the other offers warm, delicious American food and 11 TVs. Together, they provide the best staff, great atmospheres, and awesome accommodations to serve up one memorable night.


Santa Land
Children from Lubbock and surrounding communities are invited to Santa Landâs Opening Ceremony on Saturday, December 10, 2016, at 6:00 p.m. Lubbock City Council members will welcome Santa and Mrs. Claus from the North Pole, turn on the Christmas lights in this winter village, and officially open Santa Land.


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Businesses Coming Soon to Lubbock. As of 4/14/2017. Disclaimer: As much as we would like to think that we are all-knowing and powerfulâ¦ Some new businesses back out, some take years to decide if they want to build, and some are hard to track down to get the facts. We are always researching and confirming as many dates and locations as possible!


Lubbock schools are ready to start back for a new year
In Lubbock, the board of trustees voted in April to close Alderson Middle School and Tubbs and Arnett elementaries for the 2011-12 school year to cut costs because the state reduced district funding. LISD administrators estimated they would save $4 million by closing the schools.


Lubbock schools are ready to start back for a new year
As the new school year dawns, the Lubbock-Cooper and Frenship independent school districts are starting with additional campuses, while the Lubbock ISD will be beginning with fewer. 1  First-grader Koltyn Arledge, 6, checks out her new locker during an open house at Lubbock-Cooper Central Elementary School on Monday. Central is one of two new schools opening this year in the Lubbock-Cooper district.


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Opening: In same order as above: May 22 and July 24. Three Lubbock locations! Twisted Spigot is a pub and eatery, whose design is to promote great craft beers and serve meals inspired by comfort foods, served with a little twist.


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To the north, the Canadian government established reservations in Alberta for the Blackfoot in 1877 through Treaty No. 7, which ceded much of their traditional Native territory. The Bloods reserved almost 350,000 acres, the North Blackfoot over 178,000 acres, and the North Piegan over 113,000 acres.


The Blackfoot Indians â âRealâ People of Montana
The Blackfoot Indians - Real. People of Montana. The Blackfoot Confederacy is the name given to four Native American tribes in the Northwestern Plains, which include the North Piegan the South Piegan, the Blood, and the Siksika tribes.


Where did the Blackfoot Tribe come from?
Confidence votes 4.2K. Answer: All American Indian tribes are thought to be descended from those who crossed the Bering Strait from Asia during the last Ice Age. The Blackfoot ( who call themselves NiitsÃtapi meaning orginal people) are found in the areas of Alberta and Montana. Lisa Maurine Hinrichs.


Blackfoot
The Northern Blackfoot live farthest north, the Blood and North Piegan in the middle just north of the Canadian border, and the South Piegan furthest south along the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains in northern Montana. The confederation had more than one tribal leader.


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Blackfoot Indian Facts. Introduction. The Blackfoot, who are also called Blackfeet, Indians were originally a nomadic American Indian tribe that migrated from the Great Lakes region to the Northwestern United States. They lived in the Northern Great Plains, specifically in Montana and Idaho as well as Alberta Canada.


Blackfoot Indian Facts
Blackfoot Chief Crowfoot. The Blackfoot, who are also called Blackfeet, Indians were originally a nomadic American Indian tribe that migrated from the Great Lakes region to the Northwestern United States. They lived in the Northern Great Plains, specifically in Montana and Idaho as well as Alberta Canada.


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Today the Blackfoot tribes reside on four reservations. Over 6,000 Indians, mostly of Piegan decent, live on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Montana (also known as Pikuni)â¦; fewer than 20 percent are full blood. In addition, there are more than 9,000 Indians living on the Blackfoot, Blood, and Piegan reservations in Alberta (Britannica Online).


Blackfoot Indians
Blackfoot Indians. The nation of Blackfoot Indians actually consists of four different tribes: the Blackfoot/Siksika, Blood/Kainai, Pikuni/Peigan, and North Peigan Pikuni tribes. Situated mostly in the Northwest United States and in Canada after migrating from the Great Lakes region, the Blackfoot Indians have a rich history and culture.


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Today, the Blackfoot hold the North American Indian Days Celebration in Browning, Montana every July. The large pow wow draws Native peoples from throughout the region for singing, dancing, and socializing. Blackfoot customs were the subject of a 1982 film, The Drum is the Heart, produced by Randy Croce.


The Blackfoot Indians â âRealâ People of Montana
Originally living in the northern Great Lakes Region, the Blackfoot were one of the first tribes to begin moving Westward. Thought to have been pushed out by their arch enemies, the Cree Indians, the Blackfoot began to roam the northern plains from Saskachenewan to the Rocky Mountains. Blackfoot Tipis, 1913.


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Location of the Tonsils. 1  The pharyngeal tonsil is located in the mucous membrane lining the roof and posterior wall (back wall) of the nasopharynx. It is commonly referred to as the âadenoidsâ when inflamed.  The tubal tonsil is located in the submucosa of the nasopharynx near the opening of the eustachian tube.


What is the Pharynx and Tonsils? Function, Location, Pictures
1 The pharyngeal tonsil is located in the mucous membrane lining the roof and posterior wall (back wall) of the nasopharynx. It is commonly referred to as the âadenoidsâ when inflamed.  The tubal tonsil is located in the submucosa of the nasopharynx near the opening of the eustachian tube.


Chapter 53: The pharynx and larynx
Each lateral wall of the nasopharynx has the pharyngeal opening of the auditory tube, located about 1 to 1.5 cm (1) inferior to the roof of the pharynx, (2) anterior to the posterior wall of the pharynx, (3) superior to the level of the palate, and (4) posterior to the inferior nasal concha and the nasal septum (fig.


Chapter 53: The pharynx and larynx
The pharynx is the part of the digestive system situated posterior to the nasal and oral cavities and posterior to the larynx. It is therefore divisible into nasal, oral, and laryngeal parts: the (1) nasopharynx, (2) oropharynx, and (3) laryngopharynx. The pharynx extends from the base of the skull down to the inferior border of the cricoid cartilage (around the C6 vertebral level), where it becomes continuous with the esophagus.


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Pharynx and Larynx. The PHARYNX is a fibromuscular tube which extends from the base of the skull to the lower border of the cricoid cartilage (at which point it becomes the esophagus). Portions of the pharynx lie posterior to the nasal cavity (nasal pharynx), oral cavity (oral pharynx) and larynx (laryngeal pharynx). The muscular walls of the pharynx are comprised of an outer layer made up of 3 circularly disposed muscles, the CONSTRICTORS.


What is the Pharynx and Tonsils? Function, Location, Pictures
Location of the Pharynx. It starts from the back of the mouth and nose and extends down into the esophagus. It runs from the base of the skull to the inferior border of the C6 vertebra, which is posterior to the pharynx, and the cricoid cartilage, which lies anterior to the pharynx. Picture of parts of the pharynx from Wikimedia Commons.


What is the Pharynx and Tonsils? Function, Location, Pictures
The laryngopharynx lies just behind the larynx (voice box) and is the lowermost part of the pharynx. It serves as a common passage for both food (into the esophagus) and air (into the larynx). The pharyngeal tonsil is located in the mucous membrane lining the roof and posterior wall (back wall) of the nasopharynx.


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Figure 2. (On left.) View from behind the pharynx. Part of the posterior wall of the pharynx has been cut away (jagged edge) to expose the interior of the pharynx. This figure illustrates the relationship between the longitudinal and circular muscles making up the muscular walls of the pharynx.


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Figure 1. Side view illustrating the 3 constrictors of the pharynx and their attachments. From Basmajian, Grant's Method of Anatomy, p. 501. The inner muscular layer of the pharynx is made up of 3 small longitudinally oriented muscles: the STYLOPHARYNGEUS, PALATOPHARYNGEUS, and SALPTNGOPHARYNGEUS.


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show more In Washington DC, the Senate is comprised of two senators from each state who, in theory anyway, are supposed to represent the interests of the State that they came from. By Comparison, the House of Representatives is supposed to represent the interests of the people from their respective districts.Now, on the...n Washington DC, the Senate is comprised of two senators from each state who, in theory anyway, are supposed to represent the interests of the State that they came from.


What is the purpose of the State Senate?
In Washington DC, the Senate is comprised of two senators from each state who, in theory anyway, are supposed to represent the interests of the State that they came from.By Comparison, the House of Representatives is supposed to represent the interests of the people from their respective districts.Now, on the...n Washington DC, the Senate is comprised of two senators from each state who, in theory anyway, are supposed to represent the interests of the State that they came from.


What is the purpose of the State Senate?
Now, on the state level, there is a a House and Senate as well, ie, Raleigh NC or Annapolis MD. The State House represents the interests of the people again, but what or whose interests do the State Senators represent? This is perplexing because State Senators are elected by district as well.n Washington DC, the Senate is comprised of two senators from each state who, in theory anyway, are supposed to represent the interests of the State that they came from.


The Constitution
There are 100 Senators in the United States Senate. The people of each of the fifty states select two Senators to represent them in the Senate. Both of the Senators from a state represent the entire state--they do not divide the state in half geographically, along party lines or on any other basis.Each resident of a state, then, is represented by two Senators.he Framers of the Constitution created a republican form of government, one in which the people elect representatives to make public policy decisions for them. At the national level, the people vote directly to choose members of the House of Representatives and the Senate.


The Nature and Function of Congress
The United States Senate is a legislative chamber in the bicameral legislature of the United States, and together with the U.S. House of Representatives makes up the U.S. Congress.he senate, therefore, ought to be this body; and to answer these purposes, the people ought to have permanency and stability. The Constitution stipulates that no constitutional amendment may be created to deprive a state of its equal suffrage in the Senate without that state's consent.


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Over the years, provincial governments have played a large role in representing regional interests. However, there are still many ways for senators to fulfil their regional responsibilities. As they examine bills and issues, senators consider the impact of the measures on the provinces they represent.ver the years, provincial governments have played a large role in representing regional interests. However, there are still many ways for senators to fulfil their regional responsibilities. As they examine bills and issues, senators consider the impact of the measures on the provinces they represent.


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First, they represent the people from the Congressional Districts and States in which they live. Second, each member of Congress, together with the other 534 Representatives and Senators, makes decisions in the national legislature that establish this nation's laws and public policies.he Framers of the Constitution created a republican form of government, one in which the people elect representatives to make public policy decisions for them. At the national level, the people vote directly to choose members of the House of Representatives and the Senate.


Puerto Rico
No. There are only two senators per state, so there are a total of 100 senators in the Senate. While the House of Representatives (HOR) is based on a state's population.The H â¦ OR has been fixed at a total of 435 members at this point, with California having the most at 53.1 person found this useful.o. There are only two senators per state, so there are a total of 100 senators in the Senate. While the House of Representatives (HOR) is based on a state's population. The H â¦ OR has been fixed at a total of 435 members at this point, with California having the most at 53. 1 person found this useful.


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The Electoral College is equal to the number of representatives and  senators from each state. These men and women are sent by their  parties to represent their states in vo â¦ ting for the president.Don Dfoofnik.he US senators from Texas are: For the six-year term beginning in January, 2009: John Cornyn (R-TX) senior senator For the six-year term beginning in January 2013: Ted â¦ Cruz (R-TX) junior senator.


United States Senate
The Senate was thus not intended to represent the people of the United States equally. The Constitution provides that the approval of both chambers is necessary for the passage of legislation. The Senate of the United States was formed on the example of the ancient Roman Senate.he senate, therefore, ought to be this body; and to answer these purposes, the people ought to have permanency and stability. The Constitution stipulates that no constitutional amendment may be created to deprive a state of its equal suffrage in the Senate without that state's consent.


How long will spaghetti sauce last in the freezer?
How long will spaghetti sauce last in the freezer? One recipe for freezer spaghetti sauce says that it can keep for more than a year in deep freeze, which I assume is a stand-alone freezer. The flavor quality of frozen foods â¦ can deteriorate over time, although it can still be safe to eat.


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Spaghetti Sauce - how long does spaghetti sauce last? Spaghettis sauce can last a year beyond a best by date if you take everything into consideration. How long does pasta sauce last? The shelf life of spaghetti sauce, pasta sauce or tomato sauce depends on a variety of factors including the best by date, the preparation method and the way it is stored. Spaghetti sauce, or pasta sauce, is most often tomato based but also comes in a variety of other bases including cream. This sauce comes in handy for use in many other dishes besides just spaghetti. So, how long does spaghetti sauce last past its best by date?


How Long Does Spaghetti Sauce Last?
A quarter cup of tomato based spaghetti sauce contains about 70 calories and 3g of fat, a quarter cup of Alfredo sauce contains about 110 calories and 10g of fat and a quarter cup of Pesto sauce has about 290 calories with 29g of fat.


Square Review
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In blind taste tests, people preferred the taste of PregoÂ® Traditional over Ragu Old World Style Traditional 2 to 1. We make PregoÂ® Traditional sauce with vibrant-red, vine-ripened tomatoes and savory Italian seasonings you can taste in every bite. From August 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018, we guarantee that you will love PregoÂ® Traditional or weâll give you your money back.


Libertyville, Kentucky Restaurants
how long can i keep my unopened pregoÂ® sauce in my pantry? That varies based on the product and the storage conditions. To ensure the best flavor, texture, and overall quality, we recommend using the product before its Best Used By Date, printed on each container.


How long can you keep cooked beef in the refrigerator?
How long will unopened spaghetti sauce in a jar keep in a refrigerator? Unopened spaghetti sauce doesn't need to be refrigerated. Refer to the expiration date on the jar.


How long does prego spaghetti sauce last in the refrigerator?
How long will opened spaghetti sauce last refrigerated? a week or 2 maybe more, just always check for mold and smell it to make shure its not spoiled so you don't get sick. Edit


How long will spaghetti sauce last in the freezer?
Prego Sauce is good for 2 weeks in the refrigerator once opened. Or if you prefer, it can be frozen in a separate container for up to 6 months. Prego Sauce is good for 2 weeks in the refrigerator once opened.