Henrico County Regional Jail West
This facility is for adult inmates. Henrico County Regional Jail West - Visitation. Henrico County Regional Jail West was opened in 1980 and underwent a major expansion in 1996. It is a maximum security facility that houses both pre-trial and post-trial inmates.


Winnebago County Arrest & Jail Information
The Henrico County Sheriff's Office does not warrant the accuracy or correctness of the information or data contained on this website. The Sheriff is not liable for any loss, cost, damage or expense arising directly or indirectly from reliance on the information contained on this website.


Henrico County Regional Jail West
This facility is for adult inmates. Henrico County Regional Jail West was opened in 1980 and underwent a major expansion in 1996. It is a maximum security facility that houses both pre-trial and post-trial inmates. It is also the headquarters of the Office of the Sheriff, Administrative Services, Court Services and Human Resources.


Henrico County Jail West Inmate Search
How to Search for an Inmate in Henrico County Virginia. To locate an inmate within the Henrico County Jail system in Richmond, Virginia, go to the Henrico County Jail Inmate Information. Enter the inmateâs last name. Click on âSearchâ. TIP: If unsure of the spelling, enter the first letter or two of the last name and click on âSearchâ.


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Multiple Locations In The Department. This department has alternate housing divisions for different types of custody levels or concerns. These include work release and trustee assignments, boot camp and reentry programs, pre-trial to maximum security supervision, restitution centers, work farms, and prison units.


Henrico County Jail West Inmate Search
On this page, you will find the Henrico County inmate search, inmate lists, inmate roster, arrest reports and/or booking information for the Henrico County Jail West in the city of Henrico, Henrico County in the state of Virginia.


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Information contained on this website should not be relied upon for any type of legal action. The information provided does not include juvenile offenders. All defendants are presumed innocent until found guilty in a court of law. Record of an arrest is NOT an indication of guilt. The Henrico County Sheriff's Office does not provide case dispositions or charge information. Case dispositions or charge information may be researched by contacting the charging agency or the Clerk of the appropriate court.


Henrico County Police Department
Henrico County Police Department's phone number is 804-501-5000 .Friends and family who are attempting to locate a recently detained loved one can use that number to find out if the person is being held at Henrico County Police Department If you need to send a fax to the facility, you can use their fax number: 804-501-7171 .


Henrico Circuit Court
Criminal cases set when appealed or at preliminary hearing. Court convenes 9:00 a.m.; 10:00 a.m. for jury trials. Commissioners in Chancery are utilized in unusual causes; accountings; suits by creditors; suits on mechanic's lien; partition suits; sale of land of persons under disability, some divorce cases. Instructions must be submitted 2 days prior to trial.


The 20 most fascinating accidental inventions
In the early 1950s, Joseph McVicker learned that his sister, a schoolteacher, used the material in her classroom as modeling dough. And thus, Play-Doh was born. The McVickers decided to market their nontoxic creation as a childrenâs toy.


Play-Doh - Who Invented Play-Doh
According Hasbro the current owners of Play-Doh, In 1956, Play-Doh Brand Modeling Compound, a non-toxic reusable modeling compound developed and introduced by Rainbow Crafts in Cincinnati, was first demonstrated and sold in the toy department of Woodward & Lothrop Department Store in Washington, D.C..


9 Things Invented or Discovered by Accident
One smell most people remember from childhood is the odor of Play-Doh, the brightly-colored, nontoxic modeling clay. Play-Doh was accidentally invented in 1955 by Joseph and Noah McVicker while trying to make a wallpaper cleaner. It was marketed a year later by toy manufacturer Rainbow Crafts. More than 700 million pounds of Play-Doh have sold since then, but the recipe remains a secret.


Play-Doh - Who Invented Play-Doh
Courtesy of Hasbro Toys. U.S. Patent No. 3,167,440 was granted to Noah McVicker and Joseph McVicker for a plastic modeling composition of a soft, playable working consistency' that eventually became a product known as Play-Doh.


Play-Doh
Play-Doh is a commercial plastic modeling compound similar in texture to bread dough that has been sold as a children's toy around the world for a half century.


Play-Doh
It is non-toxic, non-staining, and is soluble in soapy water. When kept in a sealed container, Play-Doh remains pliable, but when exposed to air it hardens in about a day, making it good for children's craft projects. Play-Doh was invented by Noah McVicker and Joseph McVicker in 1956 and awarded U.S. Patent 3,167,440 in 1965. One of many common products invented by accident; it was meant as a wallpaper cleaner.


The 20 most fascinating accidental inventions
The âPlay-Doh smellâ came from the McVickers trying to hide the original cleaning aroma. Many ingredients of Play-Doh are not publicly known, but it is said that the McVickers added an artificial almond scent to the recipe. In 1956, Play-Doh was first sold at Woodward and Lothrop, a department store in Washington, D.C. It came in only one color â off-white. Colored Play-Doh came out the following year and was sold at more department stores, such as Macyâs in New York. The McVickers became millionaires as Play-Doh ads were broadcast on kidsâ shows such as Captain Kangaroo, Ding Dong School, and Romper Room..


Play-Doh Origins
The kids' toy Play-Doh modeling compound fairly belongs in this category of commercial change of direction. This compound of flour, water, salt, boric acid, and silicone oil was originally manufactured as a cleaning substance for wallpaper.


Play-Doh - Who Invented Play-Doh
Play-Doh had been tested/introduced one year earlier (1955) in select schools, kindergartens and nursery schools. Hasbro also states that the formula for the original Play-Doh compound still remains a trade secret. Noah McVicker and Joseph McVicker were granted their patent ten years (1965) after Play-Doh was first introduced. The first Play-Doh Compound came only in an off-white, 1 1/2 pound can and By 1957, there were three additional colors of Play-Doh, yellow, red, and blue.


Play-Doh Origins
D'oh! Claim: Play-Doh brand modeling compound started out as a wallpaper cleaner. Origins: Over the years, a number of (now) commonplace products have begun their commercial careers as substances intended for quite different purposes. Kotex, for instance, began as a bandaging material used on wounded soldiers in World.


âStarry NightâReview of Van Gogh Museum
Reviewed April 20, 2011. We were lucky enough to travel to Amsterdam while they had Van Gogh's ENTIRE Starry Night collection on display with the other permanent works. What a privilege to be able to see his most famous and best works all at once! This was probably the highlight of my trip to Amsterdam as he is my favorite artist.


Van Gogh Starry Night Display Classroom Display
Brilliant idea. I like the way everyone has contributed and built it up. Hi Vanedesse, yes the children did this. They produced circles using Van Goch techniques then I assembled the circles to recreate 'Starry Night'. A very beautiful display!!!!


The Starry Night
After having initially held it back, Van Gogh sent The Starry Night to Theo in Paris on 28 September 1889, along with nine or ten other paintings. Theo died less than six months after Vincent, in January, 1891. Theo's widow, Jo, then became the caretaker of Van Gogh's legacy.


The Starry Night
This article is about the 1889 painting. For the similar 1888 Van Gogh painting, see Starry Night Over the Rhone. The Starry Night is an oil on canvas by the Dutch post-impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh. Painted in June 1889, it depicts the view from the east-facing window of his asylum room at Saint-RÃ©my-de-Provence, just before sunrise, with the addition of an idealized village.


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It's difficult to say. Starry Night was painted while Vincent was in the asylum at Saint-Rmy and his behaviour was very erratic at the time, due to the severity of his attacks. Unlike most of Van Gogh's works, Starry Night was painted from memory and not outdoors as was Vincent's preference. This may, in part, explain why the emotional impact of the work is so much more powerful than many of Van Gogh's other works from the same period.


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Van Gogh's Starry Night over the Rhone museum wrapped canvas giclees are hand stretched on 3/4 inch wooden stretcher bars. The entire image is visible from the front, giving the sides a solid white canvas finish.


Starry Night
New York: The Museum of Modern Art. Starry Night is probably Vincent van Gogh's most famous painting. Instantly recognizable because of its unique style, this work has been the subject of poetry, fiction, CD-ROMs as well as the well known song Vincent or Starry, Starry Night by Don McLean.


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Van Gogh's Starry Night over the Rhone is available in our Midnight Black Frame. The frame's dimensions increase the product size by 2 inches on each side of the canvas (for example, the overall dimensions of a framed 8x10 are 12x14).


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Starry Night over the Rhone. Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night Over the Rhone, was painted in Arles, France in September 1888. It is currently displayed in the Musee d'Orsay in Paris, France. Van Gogh's Starry Night over the Rhone unstretched canvas giclees are printed on 100% cotton canvas.


Dogs bring swarm of bacteria into your home
Dogs bring swarm of bacteria into your home. Your loyal pooch may be bringing a whole world of bacteria into your home but don't panic. Research suggests that exposure to a wide variety of microbes may be good for us. A new study reveals that homes with dogs have greater bacterial diversity than canine-free dwellings.


Family Pets May Harbor MRSA, Other Nasties
The nasty, drug-resistant bacteria known as MRSA may have a new carrier: the family pet. The scourge of hospital wards and locker rooms, MRSA often begins with small red bumps that can turn into painful abscesses requiring surgery to drain them.


Germs Found in Dog Saliva
Most of the bacteria species in Fido's mouth are species specific and only affect fellow canines, but not all of them. An article published in the April 2011 issue of Clinical Microbiology Reviews found Bartonella species of bacteria in dog saliva, which may cause infections in humans.


Ticks and the diseases they transmit are found in all 50 U.S. states.
Do you know which are in your area? Throughout the United States and Canada, there are a number of ticks that carry a number of serious diseases. And some ticks are known to carry more than one of these diseases, which can lead to multiple infections, or coinfection, that can complicate treatment and lead to greater health risks.


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Many species of Capnocytophaga bacteria live in the mouths of dogs and cats. These bacteria do not make dogs or cats sick. Rarely, Capnocytophaga can spread to people through bites, scratches, or close contact from a dog or cat and cause illness. Most people who have contact with a dog or cat do not become sick.


Family Pets May Harbor MRSA, Other Nasties
Particularly worrisome is a growing body of evidence that cats and dogs can be colonized by MRSA -- germs that are probably acquired from their owners, since cats and dogs usually carry a different strain of Staphylococcus bacteria. But the cats and dogs can give the bug back.


Germs Found in Dog Saliva
A dog has at least 20 species of bacteria in his mouth, according to the December 2003 issue of the Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand.. These bacteria are natural inhabitants of your pup's mouth and don't mean that he's ill. A study published in the November 2005 issue of the Journal of Microbiology found that the most common bacteria found specifically in a dog's saliva were Actinomyces, Streptococcus and Granulicatella species.


What Germs do dogs carry?
Confidence votes 17. Dogs can carry a variety of germs that can make people sick. Some of these germs are common and some are quite rare. Puppies/dogs may pass the bacteriums Campylobacter, Salmonella, and E. Coli in their feces - All of which carry the possibiity of transmission and human illness. Puppies/dogs can also carry parasites which have the ability to cause a variety of illnesses.


Saint Pius V
Early life and career. 1  Pius V, born Antonio Ghislieri, came from a poor family in northern Italy. He was a shepherd until the age of 14, when he became a Dominican friar.


Pius VII
He became a Benedictine at Cesena in 1758 and was made cardinal and bishop of Imola, Papal States, in 1785 by Pius VI, whose death in French captivity marked a collapse of the churchâs central administration. Under Austrian protection at Venice, a 14-week conclave elected Chiaramonti on March 14, 1800.


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Saint Pius V, original name Antonio Ghislieri, (born Jan. 17, 1504, Bosco, duchy of Milan [Italy]âdied May 1, 1572, Rome, Papal States [Italy]; canonized May 22, 1712; feast day April 30), Italian ascetic, reformer, and relentless persecutor of heretics, whose papacy (1566â72) marked one of the most austere periods in Roman Catholic church history.


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Â©2015 St. Pius X / St. Leo School p:402.551.6667 f:402.551.8123 6905 Blondo St, Omaha, NE 68104 St. Pius X / St. Leo School is a diverse community forming students in the Catholic faith to excel in academics and service to others.


Pius VII
Pius VII, original name Luigi Barnaba Gregorio Chiaramonti (born Aug. 14, 1742, Cesena, Papal States [Italy]âdied Aug. 20, 1823, Rome), Italian pope from 1800 to 1823, whose dramatic conflicts with Napoleon led to a restoration of the church after the armies of the French Revolution had devastated the papacy under Pius VI.


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We welcome you to the St. Pius X / St. Leo School website and thank you for your interest in our very special Catholic school community! We are very proud of all that we have to offer our families and in looking through our website, we hope that you can sense the diversity within our school and the entire St. Pius X / St. Leo School community.


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Exactly 400 years later, in 1967, Pope Paul VI modified it by shifting the stress away from the satisfaction of punishment to the inducement of good works,â¦ Read More More About Saint Pius V


Saint Pius V
Saint Pius V, original name Antonio Ghislieri (born Jan. 17, 1504, Bosco, duchy of Milan [Italy]âdied May 1, 1572, Rome, Papal States [Italy]; canonized May 22, 1712; feast day April 30), Italian ascetic, reformer, and relentless persecutor of heretics, whose papacy (1566â72) marked one of the most austere periods in Roman Catholic church history.


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As the principal of St. Pius X / St. Leo School, I know that it is an honor and a very important calling to carry on the strong traditions of a Catholic education as we welcome ALL in the spirit of Jesus Christ. At our school, we are very blessed to have the support of two-parishes.


Saint Pius V
Papal reforms. After the death of Pius IV, the adherents of strict religious rules, led by Cardinal (later St.) Charles Borromeo, the nephew of Pius IV, had no difficulty making him pope (Jan. 7, 1566). Retaining his ascetic mode of life, Pius immediately began the work of reform.


Finding Air Traffic Frequencies
At most small airports that don't have control towers, the UNICOM frequency is used by the pilots use to talk to each other, usually 122.700, 122.800, 122.900, 123.000 or 123.050. Airports with control towers usually have an assigned Unicom channel of 122.950.


Airband
Usually, the whole transmission is contained within a 6 kHz to 8 kHz bandwidth, corresponding to an upper audio frequency of 3 kHz to 4 kHz. This frequency, while low compared to the top of the human hearing range, is sufficient to convey speech.


AIRLINE PILOT CENTRAL
Difference between MULTICOM/UNICOM/CTAF. I'm kinda confused on the definition of MULTICOM, UNICOM, AND CTAF. I understand that CTAF is the common traffic advisory frequency, and that is what you use at an untowered airport or when the tower is not in service. If I remember correctly, the definition of MULTICOM refers to it being an air-to-air frequency for pilots to self-announce.


AIRLINE PILOT CENTRAL
CTAF. COMMON TRAFFIC ADVISORY FREQUENCY (CTAF) - A designated frequency for the purpose of carrying out. airport advisory practices while operating to or from an airport that does not have a control tower or an airport where. the control tower Is not operational.


Finding Air Traffic Frequencies
Overview. Airborne planes can easily be heard from well over 100 miles, so you don't have to live near an airport. If you do live near an airport, you can find out all the traffic control, weather, and Traffic Advisory frequencies by entering the airport at AirNav.


Airband
From 1947â1958 the spacing became 100 kHz; from 1954 split once again to 50 kHz and the upper limit extended to 135.95 MHz (360 channels), and then to 25 kHz in 1972 to provide 720 usable channels. On 1 January 1990 the frequencies between 136.000 and 136.975 MHz were added, resulting in 760 channels.


Airband
As of 2012, most countries divide the upper 19 MHz into 760 channels for amplitude modulation voice transmissions, on frequencies from 118â136.975 MHz, in steps of 25 kHz. In Europe, it is becoming common to further divide those channels into three (8.33 kHz channel spacing), potentially permitting 2,280 channels.


Finding Air Traffic Frequencies
1 Ground Control-The ground controller tells the pilot which taxiways to use to arrive at the correct runway. 2  Tower-The Tower Controller is responsible for the aircraft in the immediate area around the airport (Up to 3000 feet and 5 miles from the airport).


Finding Air Traffic Frequencies
You can also find other air-related frequencies used around a major airport by doing a Geographic Search for the latitude/longitude of your airport. Go to: 1  FCC Geographic Search. 2  Enter the Lat/Lon of the airport (from AirNav). 3  Enter radius of 1 Kilometer.


Airband
The VHF airband uses the frequencies between 108 and 137 MHz. The lowest 10 MHz of the band, from 108â117.95 MHz, is split into 200 narrow-band channels of 50 kHz. These are reserved for navigational aids such as VOR beacons, and precision approach systems such as ILS localizers.


BOTOXÂ® Injections Cost
BOTOXÂ® Injections Cost. The average BOTOXÂ® treatment price ranges from $350 to $500 for each area injected. BOTOXÂ® injection cost can vary greatly according to geographic region and depending on the doctor who performs the procedure. For those on a budget, convenient BOTOXÂ® financing plans can make treatment easily affordable.


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1 Treatments may be every 3 months.  A nurse administering Botox in a mall on average costs $9-$12 per unit, or $200-$300 per area (with 20-30 units), which can run $200-$600 for a typical treatment.


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Wrinkle treatment plan costs. BotoxÂ® injections cost from Â£199 for one area and could be just one part of a personalised treatment plan devised in a consultation with one of our specially trained practitioners. Book a free appointment to find out how you can prevent the signs of ageing.


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Typical costs: 1  Typically, treatments run $300-$1,200 depending on how much you need and who administers it. Treatments may be every 3 months.  A nurse administering Botox in a mall on average costs $9-$12 per unit, or $200-$300 per area (with 20-30 units), which can run $200-$600 for a typical treatment.


BOTOXÂ® Injections Cost
BOTOXÂ® Cosmetic â Average Cost. In 2005, the national average cost of a BOTOXÂ® injection was just over $375. However, the cost of BOTOXÂ® treatment varies from area to area. In 2005, the northeastern United States had the highest BOTOXÂ® average cost, at just over $500, while the western states had the lowest average, at under $370.


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1 Typically, treatments run $300-$1,200 depending on how much you need and who administers it. Treatments may be every 3 months.  A nurse administering Botox in a mall on average costs $9-$12 per unit, or $200-$300 per area (with 20-30 units), which can run $200-$600 for a typical treatment.


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BotoxÂ® injections are non-invasive and most often used to smooth away forehead wrinkles, crowâs feet and laughter lines The effects can last up to 3 to 4 months. It's important to understand too BotoxÂ® is a prescription only medicine and its suitability for you is subject to consultation.


Botox Treatments Cost
Discounts: 1  Some skin care centers, for example at malls are cheaper, but you'll want to check first on the quality of service they provide (see shopping for Botox, below)  It may save money to have a group of friends have a Botox party, which can cost 10-20% less, in large part because it can take less time.


Where Does Carbon Dioxide Come From?
A: Carbon dioxide is generated through the oxidation of carbon or carbon compounds, including combustion and cellular respiration. Carbon dioxide is also released into the atmosphere when water thaws, as well as during volcanic eruptions. While many fear its theorized effects on global temperatures, carbon dioxide is absolutely essential to the vast majority of life on Earth.


Where does oxygen from H2O end up at after photosynthesis?
A commonly used slightly simplified equation for photosynthesis is: 6 CO2(g) + 12 H2O(l) + photons â C6H12O6(aq) + 6 O2(g) + 6 H2O(l) carbon dioxide + water + light energy â glucose + oxygen + water. The 6 moles of 02 is the waste gas. Plants evolved first then animals who used the waste oxygen evolved next.


Where does oxygen from H2O end up at after photosynthesis?
Oxygen is waste gas expelled from the leaf or the location with the chlorophyll. The hydrogen is either left inside the water (notice how it starts with 12 and ends up with 6) or into the C6H12O6 where it can be formed into sugars to power the plant. According to Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosynthe...


Where does all the carbon go?
The carbon cycle doesn't really have input or output (except the occasional carbon exchange with outer space), because it is defined as already including standing sinks like oil and coal. When we take carbon out of a sink, like oil or coal, it needs to go somewhere else. Terrestrial and aquatic sinks can store some of the additional carbon that we're adding to the not-underground part of the cycle. However, they can't store all of it, so some is staying in the atmosphere instead.


Where does oxygen from H2O end up at after photosynthesis?
After the electrons and hydrogen protons are separated from oxygen, the oxygen diffuses out of the leaves via the stomata in seed plants. The first organisms to use photosynthesis were cyanobacteria. Large quantities of oxygen gas was bonded to various elements when photosynthesis first was evolved.


Where does oxygen from H2O end up at after photosynthesis?
Cmon, that's an easy biology question! It's the oxygen that's released into the atmosphere that keeps the gas cycle going. We use the Oxygen and release CO2, and plants use the CO2 and H20 and release O2. It's a continuous cycle.


Where does all the carbon go?
Global oil and coal extraction together are around 10 $Gt/year$, only a part of which is pure carbon (iirc, around 80%). Since carbon in the air actually increases, does that mean that most or all of the carbon fixed in Net Primary Productivity go back into the atmosphere through consumption and destruction of the biomass?


Where does all the carbon go?
Good question! The way that the carbon budget stays balanced was a bit of a mystery until recently. The amount of carbon in the atmosphere (and the rate at which it was increasing) was lower than models suggested that it should be, given rates of photosynthesis, respiration, and other carbon releasing processes.


Where Does Carbon Dioxide Come From?
Animals and microbes together release about the same amount of carbon dioxide as plants, while the oceans are the greatest single source. Only about 4 percent of carbon dioxide emissions come from artificial human sources. Carbon dioxide currently constitutes about 0.03 percent of Earth's atmosphere. Carbon dioxide is one of the crucial inputs for producers at the base of almost every food chain. The basic mechanism of photosynthesis is the use of solar energy to bond water and carbon dioxide into carbohydrates. Plants grow faster at higher carbon dioxide levels, since most of their structures are built from carbohydrates.


Where does all the carbon go?
I was assuming that the biosphere in total was fixing more carbon that it emitted, and that the surplus was what turned into oil and coal. But with these figures it looks a lot more like a full circle that nets to zero input / output.


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Ashton Kutcher will 'announce engagement to Mila Kunis when his divorce from Demi Moore is finalised next week'. Published: 20:35 EDT, 5 November 2013 | Updated: 07:17 EDT, 6 November 2013.


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Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis Divorce: Actress Admits Being Friends with her Ex Amidst Divorce Rumors. Tables have been turned as Mila Kunis is rumored to cheat on her husband, Ashton Kutcher, after being spotted having clandestine meetings with ex-boyfriend Macaulay Culkin.


Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis Divorce: Actress Admits Being Friends with her Ex Amidst Divorce Rumors
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are still plagued with divorce rumors despite firm denials from the two. After rumors of Kutcher going to a massage parlor which offers indecent services, it's now Kunis' turn to be rumored of illicit affairs.


Mila Kunis And Ashton Kutcher: Relationship Woes And Rumors Uncovered
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis [Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images]The claims are, therefore, not true at all, and Hollywood Life relays as to why this reported âultimatumâ is likely more of a healthy discussion between a solid couple who have known each other for years.


Mila Kunis Grocery Shops With Ashton Kutcherâs Mom Amid Reports His Divorce From Demi Moore Is Finalized: Picture
Keeping up with the Kutchers! Mila Kunis joined boyfriend Ashton Kutcher's mom, Diane, for a little pre-Thanksgiving food shopping in L.A. on Tuesday, Nov. 26 -- one day before reports surfaced that the Two and a Half Men star had finalized his divorce from Demi Moore nearly two years after their initial split. See more pics of Mila Kunis.


He's Mila Kunis' man now! Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore finalize divorce
Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore officially ended their eight-year marriage Wednesday, though Hollywoodâs former royal couple split in 2011. Demi Moore is a free bird. A Los Angeles County judge has finalized the longstanding Hollywood divorce of the âGhostâ star and actor Ashton Kutcher. The judgment was accepted by the court Tuesday after Moore signed the agreement Nov. 6 and Kutcher signed Nov. 14.


Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher Reunite In London Amid Demi Moore Divorce Drama (PHOTO)
Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher Reunite In London Amid Demi Moore Divorce Drama (PHOTO) Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher enjoyed a romantic dinner at Scotts Restaurant in London on March 14 before being bombarded by photographers as they left the eatery. The couple, who have been dating for almost a year, were in the spotlight as of late due to Kutcher's divorce drama with ex-wife, Demi Moore.


Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis Divorce: Actress Admits Being Friends with her Ex Amidst Divorce Rumors
TAG Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher, ashton kutcher mila kunis divorce, Macaulay Culkin, Macaulay Culkin and Mila Kunis. Tables have been turned as Mila Kunis is rumored to cheat on her husband, Ashton Kutcher, after being spotted having clandestine meetings with ex-boyfriend Macaulay Culkin.


Mila Kunis And Ashton Kutcher: Relationship Woes And Rumors Uncovered
January 3, 2016. Rumors have begun to circulate that the adorable couple Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are heading for divorce. Talk of troubles surfaced when Kutcher reportedly gave his wife an ultimatum that Kunis cut back on her acting gigs to spend more time with their 1-year-old daughter Wyatt, or they are through.


Ashton Kutcher will 'announce engagement to Mila Kunis when his divorce from Demi Moore is finalised next week'
Ashton Kutcher will 'announce engagement to Mila Kunis when his divorce from Demi Moore is finalised next week'. They've been dating for over a year and actor, Ashton Kutcher will finally be free to propose to his girlfriend, 30-year-old Mila Kunis, as early as next week. The Jobs star has been locked in divorce negotiations with his estranged wife, Demi Moore for the past two years but their divorce is about to become official.


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Others to come, to come. When my thoughts drift to you. Lyrics taken from http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/b/band_of_horses/infinite_arms.html. To explain lyrics, select line or word and click Explain.


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Now, with Infinite Arms, the band leaves the Sub Pop label for the corporate trappings of the major label Columbia Records (not that Sub Pop doesn't have some of the same corporate crap running through their sewer system). The end result is something appealing, but much less satisfying than the first two albums.


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With Infinite Arms, the greatness is reached. The indie schtick is basically over, now the band is a true rock and roll band with some fantastic 3-part harmony and a penchant for killer melodies and catchy hooks to boot. The album begins with the 3-strike punch of Factory, Compliments, and Laredo.


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How much one enjoys this album will mostly just come down to whether they enjoy the band's chosen direction. 'Everything' suggested that BOH could evolve into either a shoegazer band or a dreamrock outfit, and 'Infinite Arms' confirms that they are the latter, with a bit of alt-country twang. This isn't a bad thing.


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Infinite Arms lyrics. To explain lyrics, select line or word and click Explain. Select some words and click Explain button. Then type your knowledge, add image or YouTube video till Good-o-meter shows Cool or Awesome!.


Infinite Arms
Through touring together in support of 2007's Cease To Begin and during breaks in the Infinite Arms recording process, Band Of Horses have become a cohesive force, with all members making invaluable contributions to the unmistakable sound that has been present since the band's inception.


Band Of Horses Lyrics
Evening Kitchen. (oooo oooo oooo) Drive out with the sun in your eyes. You wasted my time. It's true, it's true. My god, don't you hold out your hand. I called off my plans. I counted on you, on you.


Is she the most gorgeous Royal? How a computer database of all her clothes, a Â£1,000 bike and a man called 'Quicky' who does up her zips transformed the once frumpy Sophie Wessex
But what she does have is a dresser. David âQuickyâ Quick, 51, was Sophieâs deputy butler and cook, but has somehow morphed into the person who keeps her wardrobe as meticulously well run as the Queenâs. Ever capable, heâs like Downtonâs butler Carson, always exuding an air of calm.


Prince Edward's wedding
The wedding day. Prince Edward married Sophie Rhys-Jones at St George's Chapel in Windsor. The Queen revived the 11th Century title of the Earl of Wessex for the groom, and the bride became Her Royal Highness, the Countess Wessex.


Sophie, Countess of Wessex
Following the marriage, Miss Sophie Rhys-Jones became Countess of Wessex and her husband Earl of Wessex and Viscount of Severn - a nod to Sophie's Welsh ancestry. The married couple officially moved in together in Bagshot Park, Surrey.


Sophie Wessex: The unsung star of the Royal family
Sophie Wessex: The unsung star of the Royal family. While the Duchess of Cambridge dominates front pages, the Countess of Wessex is quietly growing in confidence and developing her style as she takes on a higher profile role. The Countess of Wessex poses for a portrait in the courtyard of the Museum of Islamic Art in Qatar Photo: Getty.


Sophie, Countess of Wessex
Sophie, Countess of Wessex is 11th cousin once removed of her husband Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, through Nicholas St John of Lydiard Tregoze and his wife, Elizabeth (nÃ©e Blount, a relative of royal mistress Elizabeth Blount) - their common ancestors. Sophie was born to middle-class parents.


Sophie at 50: The Queen's quiet favourite
Edward is the only one of the Queenâs children not to have suffered a marriage break-up. Today is Sophieâs 50th birthday, a significant milestone for a royal who continues to carry out her extensive public duties with diligence and usually well beneath the media radar.


Is she the most gorgeous Royal? How a computer database of all her clothes, a Â£1,000 bike and a man called 'Quicky' who does up her zips transformed the once frumpy Sophie Wessex
Is she the most gorgeous Royal? How a computer database of all her clothes, a Â£1,000 bike and a man called 'Quicky' who does up her zips transformed the once frumpy Sophie Wessex. The Countess of Wessex looks sleeker than she has done for a decade.


Sophie, Countess of Wessex
Name: Sophie Helen (nÃ©e Rhys-Jones) Title: Her Royal Highness The Countess of Wessex. Born: 20 January 1965. Parents: Christopher Bournes Rhys-Jones and Mary (nÃ©e O'Sullivan) Married: Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex.


Prince Edward's wedding
Prince Edward married Sophie Rhys-Jones at St George's Chapel in Windsor. At the couple's request, the ceremony was primarily for family and friends and did not follow the pattern of previous royal weddings.


Medical Terminology CH 8
downward displacement of the uterus into the vagina (called hysteroptosis) toxic shock syndrome a severe illness characterized by high fever, rash, vomiting, diarrhea, and myalgia, followed by hypotension and, in severe cases, shock and death (usually affects menstuating women using tampons; caused by staphylococcus aureus and strepococcus pyogenes)


Chapter 8 â Surgical Terms
Surgical removal of a breast. Surgical fixation of the breast (performed to lift sagging breast tissue or create symmetry) Oophorectomy Excision of an ovary. Perineorrhaphy Suturing of (a tear in) the perineum. Salpingectomy Excision of a uterine tube. Salpingo-oophorectomy Excision of a uterine tube and ovary. Salpingostomy Creation of an artificial opening in a uterine tube (performed to restore patency)


Medical Terminology CH 8
an ultrasound procedure that uses a transducer placed in the vagina to obtain images of the ovaries, uterus, cervix, uterine tubes, and surrounding structures ca-125 a blood test used in the detection of ovarian cancer


RMC Medical Terminology
You have taken your friend to the emergency room with severe lower back pain and blood in his urine. After examination and lab tests, the physician reports that your friend has an inflammation of his kidneys and makes a diagnosis of. nephritis. Your friend who is a long distance runner is told by his physician that he has an enlarged heart, but that this can be a normal finding in well conditioned athletes.


Chapter 8 â Surgical Terms
Surgical removal of a cone-shaped area of the cervix; used in treatment for noninvasive cervical cancer (also called cone biopsy) Dilation and Curettage (D&C) Surgical procedure to widen the cervix and scrape the endometrium with an instrument called a curette.


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Surgical repair of the vagina. Colporrhaphy Suturing of the vagina (wall of the vagina) Episioperineoplasty Surgical repair of the vulva and perineum. Episiorrhaphy Suturing of (a tear in) the vulva. Hymenectomy Excision of the hymen. Hymenotomy Incision of the hymen. Hysterectomy Excision of the uterus. Hysteropexy Surgical fixation of the uterus


Chapter 8 â Surgical Terms
Closure of uterine tubes for sterilization by tying (also called âtying of tubesâ) Uterine Artery Embolization (UAE) Minimally invasive procedure used to treat fibroids of the uterus by blocking arteries that supply blood to the fibroids.


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Surgical repair of the vulva and perineum. Episiorrhaphy Suturing of (a tear in) the vulva. Hymenectomy Excision of the hymen. Hymenotomy Incision of the hymen. Hysterectomy Excision of the uterus. Hysteropexy Surgical fixation of the uterus. Hysterosalpingo-oophorectomy Excision of the uterus, uterine tubes, and ovaries. Mammoplasty


Medical Terminology CH 8
closure of the uterine tubes for sterilization by cutting, tying, or cauterizing uterine artery embolization minimally invasive procedure used to treat fibroids of the uterus by blocking arteries that supply blood to the fibroids


Prion Diseases
Several conditions fall under the term prion diseases. A prion is a type of protein that can trigger normal proteins in the brain to fold abnormally. Prion diseases can affect both humans and animals and are sometimes transmitted to humans by infected meat products.The most common form of prion disease that affects humans is Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD).n most cases, death occurs within a year. Variant CJD. This is an infectious type of the disease that is related to âmad cow disease.â Eating diseased meat may cause the disease in humans. The meat may cause normal human prion protein to develop abnormally.


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Scientists believe TSEs are caused by the buildup of abnormal forms of prion protein that causes sponge-like holes in the brain. Using special mice, NIAID researchers have found a new prion disease that does not make holes in the brain.Instead, the disease damages brain blood vessels in a process called cerebral amyloid angiopathy, a symptom typical of Alzheimerâs disease.sing special mice, NIAID researchers have found a new prion disease that does not make holes in the brain. Instead, the disease damages brain blood vessels in a process called cerebral amyloid angiopathy, a symptom typical of Alzheimerâs disease.


CreutzfeldtâJakob disease
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) is a rare neurodegenerative disease that rapidly, progressively and severely affects the brain. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is one cause of dementia and results in the destruction of brain cells in the brain.Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease eventually leads to the development of many tiny holes in the brain.The disease was first described by German neurologist Hans Gerhard Creutzfeldt in 1920, and shortly afterwards by Alfons Maria Jakob, giving it the name Creutzfeldt-Jakob.ymptoms of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease occur most often in the elderly, after the age of 60. Symptoms are due to the destruction of brain cells and include neurological symptoms, such as memory loss, blindness, and poor coordination.


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All known prion diseases in mammals affect the structure of the brain or other neural tissue and all are currently untreatable and universally fatal.Prions are not considered living organisms because they are misfolded protein molecules which may propagate by transmitting a misfolded protein state.ll known prion diseases in mammals affect the structure of the brain or other neural tissue and all are currently untreatable and universally fatal.


Overview
Normal and diseased prions. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and its variants belong to a broad group of human and animal diseases known as transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs). The name derives from the spongy holes, visible under a microscope, that develop in affected brain tissue.The cause of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and other TSEs appears to be abnormal versions of a kind of protein called a prion.ormal and diseased prions. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and its variants belong to a broad group of human and animal diseases known as transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs). The name derives from the spongy holes, visible under a microscope, that develop in affected brain tissue.


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The abnormal protein builds up in the brain, forming clumps that damage or destroy neurons. The loss of these cells creates microscopic sponge-like holes (vacuoles) in the brain, which leads to the signs and symptoms of prion disease.The other 85 to 90 percent of cases of prion disease are classified as either sporadic or acquired.he abnormal protein builds up in the brain, forming clumps that damage or destroy neurons. The loss of these cells creates microscopic sponge-like holes (vacuoles) in the brain, which leads to the signs and symptoms of prion disease.


Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease eventually leads to the development of many tiny holes in the brain. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is a seriously disabling and devastating disorder that progressively damages and destroys a person's memory, vision, and ability to think and move voluntarily, and function independently.reutzfeldt-Jakob disease eventually leads to the development of many tiny holes in the brain. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is a seriously disabling and devastating disorder that progressively damages and destroys a person's memory, vision, and ability to think and move voluntarily, and function independently.


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Familial prion diseases, which have overlapping signs and symptoms, include familial Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD), Gerstmann-Straeussler-StrÃ¤ussler scheinker (SYNDROME), gss and fatal familial (INSOMNIA). Ffi THE prnp gene provides instructions for making a protein called prion (PrP). prphe abnormal protein builds up in the brain, forming clumps that damage or destroy neurons. The loss of these cells creates microscopic sponge-like holes (vacuoles) in the brain, which leads to the signs and symptoms of prion disease.


Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment
TSEs cause tiny holes to form in brain tissue until it resembles a sponge when viewed under a microscope. Other TSE diseases that affect humans are similar to CJD, but strike different parts of the brain, such as the cerebellum or the brain stem.SEs cause tiny holes to form in brain tissue until it resembles a sponge when viewed under a microscope. Other TSE diseases that affect humans are similar to CJD, but strike different parts of the brain, such as the cerebellum or the brain stem.


Mad Cow Disease and Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
Mad cow disease is an infectious disease caused by prions that affect the brains of cattle. The actual name of the disease is bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), a name that refers to the changes seen in brain tissue of affected cows.nfection leads to tiny holes in parts of the brain, giving the tissue a sponge-like appearance when viewed with a microscope. These so-called spongy holes cause slow deterioration within the cow's brain and eventually other symptoms develop affecting the whole body. Death follows.


Cost to Install Wainscoting
This is a nice way to protect wall surfaces in a dining area, where chairs can damage walls as theyâre pushed away from the table. A carpenter will charge $3,255 to install 130 square feet of unfinished beadboard wainscoting capped with a chair rail molding in a 10-by-12-foot room. That includes labor and material.


Costs of Beadboard Wainscoting
MDF will be slightly less expensive. Paneling, on the other hand, is even less expensive than MDF. Per square foot, imitation beadboard paneling will be between $.50 and $.75. The reduced price is an advantage of paneling, but it does not look nearly as nice as real wood.


Costs of Beadboard Wainscoting
The more ornamental the design and the more desirable the wood, the higher the cost will be. Because there are so many different types of wood trim, you can expect to spend anywhere from $.30 to $2.50 per foot of wood. The same rule applies to baseboards. Wood type and style will alter the price drastically.


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1 Multiply paneling height by the linear length to arrive at square inches of paneling (e.g., 36 H x 624 L = 22,464 square inches). 2  Divide square inches by 144 to arrive at total square feet. ( 3 e.g., 22,464 divided by 144 = 156 square feet).


Cost to Install Wainscoting
By Gene and Katie Hamilton. A beadboard wainscot will create a room with instant warmth and charm. While original beadboard was a thick wall cladding of tongue-and groove boards, today you can use a lighter beadboard that comes in 4-by-8-sheets of 1/4-inch thick panels.


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Wainscot Price Estimator OLD. Here is a convenient way for you to get a quick estimate of the cost of materials for your wainscoting project based on the square feet you will be covering and an average cost per square foot for our paneling.


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1 (e.g., 36 High). 2  Determine the linear length of paneling you want in inches. ( 3 e.g., 52-feet x 12 per foot = 624) Note: Do not include doorway dimensions but please do include window dimensions if any wainscoting will go around and/or under the window.


Costs of Beadboard Wainscoting
The costs of installing beadboard wainscoting will vary depending on what materials you decide to use. The primary expense will consist of the actual beadboard or, more specifically, whether you opt to use real beadboard or imitation beadboard paneling.


Cost to Install Wainscoting
If you have carpentry skills and tools you can buy the material for $1,200 and do it yourself and save 63 percent. The beadboard can be fastened to the wall with construction adhesive, or on furring strips nailed to the wall. To finish the wainscot, plan to sand it lightly before priming and applying a finish.


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1 Determine the height of the paneling you want in inches. ( 2 e.g., 36 High). 3  Determine the linear length of paneling you want in inches. ( 4 e.g., 52-feet x 12 per foot = 624) Note: Do not include doorway dimensions but please do include window dimensions if any wainscoting will go around and/or under the window.


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Volume 2. 1  The hilariously over-the-top Food Fight in Best Day Ever, between Teams RWBY and JNPR, is clearly more than just that; look closely at how many of them used food (and other things) in ways that highly acted like their regular weapons. In other words, a what-if subtext of Team RWBY vs. Team JNPR. Even better.


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An Adventurer Is You: Oum says Team RWBY is based on a standard RPG group. Yang is the Fighter/Tank, Weiss is the Mage, Blake is the Thief, and Ruby herself is possibly the Archer. While Ruby appears to be the special character of the show, the set-up ensures she's not the only useful character in the show.


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Team RWBY and Fairytale motifs: Yang and Blake become partners in Episode 6 (later becoming a full team when they join with Ruby and Weiss). Going by the lyrics of 'Red Like Roses', that makes them the Beauty and the Beast.


Web Animation / RWBY
Those curious about the Japanese dub can order the Volume 1 and 2 Japanese home video releases from Rooster Teeth's US store. There is also a video game, RWBY: Grimm Eclipse. Originally a fangame, the creators eventually teamed up with Rooster Teeth to make it official after RT found out about the game.


Web Animation / RWBY
It also is Rooster Teeth's first entirely-original IP.Many years ago, in a world known as Remnant, mankind lived in peace until the arrival of The Grimm: malevolent creatures who emerged from the darkness to attack humanity.


Ruby Rose
Ruby Rose is the main protagonist of RWBY. Ruby's weapon of choice is her High-Caliber Sniper-Scythe (HCSS) known as Crescent Rose. She first appeared in the Red Trailer visiting the grave of her deceased mother, Summer Rose.


RWBY
The future-fantasy world of Remnant is filled with ravenous monsters, treacherous terrain, and more villains than you can shake a sniper-scythe at. Fortunately, Beacon Academy is training Huntsmen and Huntresses to battle the evils of the world, and Ruby, Weiss, Blake, and Yang are ready for their first day of class. RWBY: Volume 3, Chapter 2: New Challengers... RWBY: Chapter 4: Painting the Town...


Ruby Rose
Her name alludes to a type of gemstone that is often found in red. Furthermore, Ruby is the name of an actual shade of red. Meanwhile, her surname, Rose, alludes to another shade of red and a type of flower that is also found most often in red.


RWBY
The story takes place in the world of Remnant, which is filled with supernatural forces and shadowy creatures known as the Grimm. Prior to the events of the series, mankind waged a battle of survival against the Grimm before discovering the power of a mysterious element called Dust, which allowed them to fight back against the monsters. In the present day, Dust is used to power magical abilities and weapons.


Ruby Rose
Her emblem appears as a large silver brooch and is pinned to a wide black belt slung around her hips on an angle, which also has bullets and a pouch attached. In the Red Trailer, Ruby's cloak is fastened at her throat and a large silver cross is pinned to her belt in place of her emblem.


Works Progress Administration
The name of the Works Progress Administration has been changed to Work Projects Administration in order to make its title more descriptive of its major purpose, President Roosevelt wrote when announcing the reorganization. As WPA projects became more subject to the state, local sponsors were called on to provide 25% of project costs.


Works Progress Administration
The Works Progress Administration was the largest and most ambitious American New Deal agency, employing millions of people to carry out public works projects, including the construction of public buildings and roads. In a much smaller project, Federal Project Number One, the WPA employed musicians, artists, writers, actors and directors in large arts, drama, media, and literacy projects. Almost every community in the United States had a new park, bridge or school constructed by the agency. The


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The âThree Râsâ of the New Deal FDRâs âtwin pillars of Recoveryâ: NRA & AAA Reform is the foundation that plays a permanent role in the U.S. economy I FIRST âHUNDRED DAYSâ (March 9-June16, 1933) 1. FDR did not have a developed plan when he took office. a. Intended to experiment and find out what wo rked. As a result,


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FDR introduced new programs in the spring of 1935 and much of it 20th Century U.S. History TH 6 - 4 FDR's New Deal was defeated in seven of nine Supreme Court


What were the three Rs of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's program to end the depression?
The Three R's of FDR's New Deal included Relief, Recovery and Reform. The Three R's of FDR's New Deal included Relief, Recovery and Reform. Relief - Actions taken to stop the continued downfall of the nation's economy. Recovery - Programs to protect and encourage consumers in the nation's market. (aka Priming the Pump) Reform - Guidelines and programs to protect citizens from future depression and economic disaster.


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1 Where we should put an arrow to represent ... Answer. 2  How can I find the length of a side of this ... Answer. 3  How do you find the points of intersection of ... Answer. 4  Bagaimana cara menyelesaikan 4sin^2x - 5sinx-2 = ... Answer. 5  Bagaimana cara menyelesaikan 2 cos^2x - 4 cos x ... Answer. 6  What digestive process occurs in the large ... Answer.


Works Progress Administration
Living New Deal Project â The Living New Deal Project documents the living legacy of New Deal agencies, including the WPA. The Living New Deal website includes an extensive digital map featuring detailed information about specific WPA projects by location. New Deal Agencies: The Works Progress Administration (WPA; renamed in 1939 as the Work Projects Administration) was the largest and most ambitious American New Deal agency, employing millions of people (mostly unskilled men) to carry out public works projects,[1] including the construction of public buildings and roads.


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c. Assassinated in 1935; may have challenge d to Roosevelt in 1936 XI SECOND NEW DEAL (more reform oriented) 1. Roosevelt responded to Democratic voters influenced by Long, and Coughlin; the imminent destruction of NRA, and approaching election of 1936. 2. FDR introduced new programs in the spring of 1935 and much of it .)


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5. 1935-1938 programs referred to as Second New Deal. II THE BANKS 1. Banking Crisis a. 5,190 banks faile d in 1933 bringing total number to 10,951 b. Banks in 38 states were closed by state governments. Remainder open for limited operations only. 2. FDR declared national banking holiday between March 6-10 a. Only banks that were solvent could reopen (the majorit y did). b. Aimed to restore faith in the nation's banking industry. Government endorsement of banks would encourage people's trust. 3.


Esotropia
Esotropia is a form of strabismus, or âsquint,â in which one or both eyes turns inward. The condition can be constantly present, or occur intermittently, and can give the affected individual a cross-eyed appearance.


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Esotropia Congenital Esotropia Congenital means from birth and, using this strict definition, most infants are born with eyes that are not aligned at birth. Only 23% of infants are born with straight eyes. In the majority of cases, one eye or the other actually turns outward during the neonatal period.


Esotropia
Congenital esotropia, or infantile esotropia, is a specific sub-type of primary concomitant esotropia. It is a constant esotropia of large and consistent size with onset between birth and six months of age.


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True congenital esotropia is an inward turn of a large amount, and is present in very few children, but the infant will not grow out of this turn. True infantile esotropia usually appears between the ages of 2 and 4 months.


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New Latin esÅtropia: Greek esÅ, within; see en in Indo-European roots + Greek tropÄ, a turning; see âtropic. noun. A form of strabismus in which one or both of the eyes deviate inward. Also called crossed eyes, cross-eye. New Latin esÅtropia: Greek esÅ, within; see en in Indo-European roots + Greek tropÄ, a turning; see âtropic. Origin of esotropia. Related Forms: 1  esâ²oÂ·tropâ²ic.


Esotropia
Find information on thousands of medical conditions and prescription drugs. Esotropia Esotropia is a form of strabismus where one or both of the eyes turn inward (often called lazy eye). The most common type of esotropia occurs in approximately one to two percent of the population. Treatment options include glasses with prism lenses, vision therapy, orthoptics, and/or eye muscle surgery. more...


Esotropia
Incomitant esotropias are conditions in which the esotropia varies in size with direction of gaze. They can occur in both childhood and adulthood, and arise as a result of neurological, mechanical or myogenic problems.


strabismus
Noun. 1. esotropia-strabismus in which one or both eyes turn inward toward the nose. convergent strabismus, crossed eye, cross-eye. squint, strabismus-abnormal alignment of one or both eyes. Translations.


How much self-employment tax will I pay?
Self employment taxes are comprised of two parts: Social Security and Medicare. You will pay 6.2 percent and your employer will pay Social Security taxes of 6.2 percent on the first $127,200 of your covered wages. You each also pay Medicare taxes of 1.45 percent on all your wages - no limit. If you are self-employed, your Social Security tax rate is 12.4 percent and your Medicare tax is 2.9 percent on those same amounts of earnings but you are able to deduct the employer portion.


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Bankrate's 2017 Tax Guide We'll help you understand the extremely complicated tax code in easy-to-understand language. 1  5 taxes that hit the rich. 2  Adjusting your withholding. 3  Look out for the AMT.  Last chance to deduct 1  PMI. 6 tax terrors to get over.  Cut taxes without 1  itemizing. Tax value of donated 2  goods. Tax lessons for teachers.


How you pay Income Tax
Self Assessment tax returns. If your financial affairs are more complex (for example youâre self-employed or have a high income) you may pay Income Tax and National Insurance through Self Assessment. Youâll need to fill in a tax return every year.


Self-Employment Tax Calculator
Use this calculator to estimate your self-employment taxes for 2016. Self-employment taxes cover Social Security and Medicare taxes that, in the case of individuals who work for others, are taken care of through payroll withholding. However, if you are self-employed, operate a farm or are a church employee, you may owe self-employment taxes. This calculator uses 2016 tax tables and should not be used for estimating 2017 self-employment taxes.


Health coverage if you're self-employed
Coverage options for the self-employed. 1  When you fill out a Marketplace application, youâll find out if you qualify for premium tax credits and other savings on a health plan. 2  Youâll also find out if you qualify for free or low-cost coverage through the Medicaid and CHIP programs in your state.


How you pay Income Tax
How you pay Income Tax. Pay As You Earn (PAYE) Most people pay Income Tax through PAYE. This is the system your employer or pension provider uses to take Income Tax and National Insurance contributions before they pay your wages or pension. Your tax code tells your employer how much to deduct.


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Income thatâs not automatically taxed. Income Tax is no longer automatically taken from interest on savings and investments. You must fill in a tax return if your untaxed income is over Â£2,500, or if you donât pay tax through your wages or pension. You must contact the Income Tax helpline if itâs less than Â£2,500.


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You could also replace both the drive pulley and the spindle pulley and use a standard v-belt drive, possibly using twin groove pulleys with two belts for better power transmission. For many years Delta made that shaper with a standard single v-belt drive set up for 10,000 rpm.


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The similarities are with function and the differences are in performance. Both tools are stationary and the operator moves the work, not the tool. Both use fences, collars or bearings to control the path of the work. Shapers are essentially for edge or end cuttings. They are cabinet shop and millwork tools, and as such are heavy handed, heavy duty and heavy weight. They are designed for all-day door, drawer or molding operations.


Shaper Cutter Performance Specifications
Chip load is the most important piece of information that most machine operators do not know. With this information you can calculate feed rate and RPM, but it helps to know the RPM's your machine is capable of. This will give you a good base to specify the feed rate of your application.


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The router is an offshoot of the shaper, not a substitute for one. Its price range is well within the reach of most woodworkers; shapers of any nobility start at $1500. You can make a router table in a weekend; the shaper is a factory product made with many sophisticated assemblies.


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I have a Delta 5 hp shaper with speeds of 7,000 & 10,000 Rpms. The 7,000 rpm speed is sometimes to fast to run a 2 corrugated head. Is there any way to reduce the speed more without losing any horsepower.


Shaper Cutter Performance Specifications
Shaper Cutter Performance Specifications. This article applies to shaper cutters, moulder heads and knives, and insert shaper cutters. All of these tools are designed to remove or shape large sections of material in a single pass.


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Shapers spin slower than routers, usually in the 7-14,000 rpm area and their power demand starts where routers leave off, (around 3 HP). Router tables are welter weights by comparison. It takes two routers to equal one shaper.


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I primarily use corrugated back or lock edge cutters which are bigger and heavier than say a 3 wing cutter. I worked in a shop that had a 15 hp SCMI shaper and we ran everything at 6000 rpm or lower. The 2 cutter head I refered to is 2 high and 4 in diameter without knives in it. With some moldings the overall diameter can be as much as 6.


Shaper Cutter Performance Specifications
This has been called rake angle and attack angle in the past, but they are all the same thing. Many times a difference of only five degrees in the hook angle can improve the finish of the cut dramatically. Hook angle is mainly dependant on the material being cut and the state of dryness it is in.


Shaper Cutter Performance Specifications
RPM's = (feed rate x 12) / # Wings x chip load). Chip Load = (Feed Rate x 12) / (RPM x # Wings). Rim Speed = (Diameter x p x RPM) / 12. As you can see all of these formulas are interrelated in that some of the information from one formula is required to use the other. This can be a real problem if you don't have enough information up front.


Rocky Mountains
the rocky mountains commonly known as the rockies are a major mountain range in western north america the rocky mountains stretch more than 3000 miles 4800 km from the northernmost part of british columbia in western canada to new mexico in the southwestern united states


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top spots to get rocky mountain oysters there is one food that colorado is famous for and no it s not the denver omelet foodies from all over the world come to colorado in search of the legendary rocky mountain oysters for those that aren t as familiar with this delicacy rocky mountain oysters are hardly seafood


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follow the rainbow and find your pots of gold get your ball breaker saloon crawl cup for a limited time and avoid the lines with your cup get your first beer free at the main event bar take your cup to participating saloons and sample a variety of specialty drinks that only the great saloons of virginia city pour


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confidence votes 28 0k the testicals of a bull goat or buffalo sheep and pig that are peeled and coated in flour they then get fried and served the testicals of a bull goat or buffalo sheep and pig that are peeled and coated in flour they then get fried and served


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we started off with a half order of the rocky mountain oysters they were crispy and well seasoned with two different dipping sauces for me a not so adventurous eater i was pleasantly surprised by how tasty these were


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like most names the rocky mountains was shortened to the rockies because people were too lazy to just say rocky mountains and instead said the rockies which leads to misconceptions like this similarly the canadian rockies seems to be the preferred term in the us rather than canadian rocky mountains


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we are both meat eaters i ordered the buffalo prime rib and ostrich combo plate and my wife ordered the elk and 2 quail combo plate rocky mountain oysters and alligator tail to start we already knew what rocky mountain oysters were but my wife had never had them the staff was great polite and attentive


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seems like rocky mountain oysters are a common side dish to hot wings in colorado golden flame hot wings is another wing specialty restaurant that also serves up the legendary delights you can get an appetizer of six to enjoy with your wings or you can make a meal of it with fries and a drink


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10 a m 4 p m virginia city goes nuts for st patrick s day each year more than 3000 people sack up in this historic town where more than 20 cooks compete in one of northern nevada s most popular tasting contests these cooks serve up tasty testes all day long competing for fame and glory as one of the best rocky mountain oyster cooks in the west enjoy all the irish festivities throughout town including the st patrick s day parade down c street at noon download the parade form here


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however if you just want to try a rocky mountain oyster and don t want to be left with a plateful of uneaten oysters you can order just one as the menu offers you can dare your friends and get a single taste deborah flomberg is a theater professional freelance writer and denver native


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Coroner training will require some type of formal education. This includes a bachelorâs degree in a field such as criminology, anatomy, medicine, forensic science, experimental pathology, pathology, physiology, or pre-medicine.


Coroner Careers
Education Requirements. Coroner training will require some type of formal education. This includes a bachelorâs degree in a field such as criminology, anatomy, medicine, forensic science, experimental pathology, pathology, physiology, or pre-medicine.


What Education Do I Need to Become a Coroner Investigator?
Coroners are county government officials responsible for determining the cause of death in circumstances requiring a coroner's investigation such as a homicide or an accident.


Coroner Careers
In addition to education requirements, to be a coroner one will also need to have work experience in the medical field. Most places require a person that is interested in becoming a coroner to have a certification in forensic pathology and a medical license.


What Education Do I Need to Become a Coroner Investigator?
Most deaths are never investigated by a coroner because the cause of death is not under question. Coroners only investigate cases where the cause of death is not absolutely clear. This includes all accidental deaths, suicides and homicides, as well as cases where a person died suddenly without a doctor present.


What Are the College Requirements for Becoming a Coroner?
A medical degree is generally not required to become a coroner, but a few states do have strict requirements in this area. For example, only a certified forensic pathologist can act as coroner in Kansas, Louisiana or Ohio.


What Education Do I Need to Become a Coroner Investigator?
What Coroners Do. The job of the coroner is to positively identify the deceased person, to classify the death as a homicide, suicide, accident, natural death or undetermined, and to specify the immediate cause of death such as asphyxia.


What Education Do I Need to Become a Coroner Investigator?
Even though coroners are not often required to have any particular training or education to be elected to the position, training is available through the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators. The Board offers a 40-hour training course leading to certification.


What Are the College Requirements for Becoming a Coroner?
Only 28 states use the coroner system. You are either appointed or elected to the position of coroner for a specific county. In general, the educational and training requirements you may need are in such subjects as law enforcement, medicine and forensic science.


Rock Crab
Rock Crab. Redirected from Rock crab. Not to be confused with Granite crab or Giant Rock Crab. Rock Crabs are aggressive monsters that look like harmless rocks while they are disguised, but when unsuspecting passers walk by, they attack; however, once their target leaves the nearby area, they are no longer aggressive.


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Rock Crab Meat. Share. Packed from fresh cooked cluster our rock crab meat has a wonderful sweet briny fresh from the sea flavor. The flavor profile is the closest you can get to Dungeness crab meat. Our product is perfect for blending with Dungeness to bring down plate cost while maintaining quality.


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Rock Crab Meat Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Answer: Rock crab meat is process from rock crab caught off the coast of Chile. Question: What does rock crab meat taste like. Answer: Rock crab meat has a sweet, briny fresh from the ocean flavor similar of that to Dungeness crab meat.


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Common rock crab may refer to any of the following species of crab: 1  Cancer irroratus. 2  Hemigrapsus sexdentatus. 3  Romaleon antennarium (formerly Cancer antennarius)


Rock Crab Meat Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Question: What is Rock Crab Meat. Answer: Rock crab meat is process from rock crab caught off the coast of Chile. Question: What does rock crab meat taste like. Answer: Rock crab meat has a sweet, briny fresh from the ocean flavor similar of that to Dungeness crab meat.


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Rock Crab (Cancer irroratus) Color: Shell is yellow to red orange with darker red mottling on top; the underside is whitish to a cream yellow. Size: Up to 5 inches wide and 3.5 inches long at maturity. Habitat: Rocky marine environments, jetties and tide pools, under and around rocks. Seasonal appearance: All year.


Rock Crab Meat
Great Crab At A Excellent Price. Packed from fresh cooked cluster our rock crab meat has a wonderful sweet briny fresh from the sea flavor. The flavor profile is the closest you can get to Dungeness crab meat. Our product is perfect for blending with Dungeness to bring down plate cost while maintaining quality.


Current California Ocean Recreational Fishing Regulations
Includes San Francisco and San Pablo bays, plus all their tidal bays, tidal portions of their rivers and streams, sloughs and estuaries between the Golden Gate Bridge and Carquinez Bridge. This summary of current regulations was updated on April 1, 2017.


Red Rock Crab
Red Rock Crab. Red Rock Crabs are generally larger than the Blue Crab species of crab, however, they are smaller than the more popular the Dungeness Crab. The male red rock's can measure up to around 7 inches across the shell, while the females average around 5 inches across the shell.


Current California Ocean Recreational Fishing Regulations
The recreational fishery for all rock crab species, including rock crab (Cancer antennarius), yellow crab (Cancer anthonyi) and red crab (Cancer productus) is open year-round. The daily bag limit is 35 crab, and the minimum size limit is 4 inches. Review new crabbing regulations that went into effect on August 1, 2016, crab measurement methods (PDF),and the current Ocean Sport Fishing regulations booklet for more rock crab fishing information.


Standard Score
The standard score does this by converting (in other words, standardizing) scores in a normal distribution to z-scores in what becomes a standard normal distribution. To explain what this means in simple terms, let's use an example (if needed, see our statistical guide, Normal Distribution Calculations, for background information on normal distribution calculations).


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Two or more subtests are often combined into a single score called a composite score, a. cluster score, or an index score. Most composite, cluster, and index scores have a mean of. 100 and a standard deviation of 15.


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What exactly does a percentile rank mean? Is the 50th percentile a âbad score?â Does it mean that the student knew 50% of the material? Does a standard score of 100 mean he knew all the material?


How Is a Percentile Rank Different from a Standard Score?
A standard score of 100 on a standardized test of math or reading would also be average. As a standard score gives a position in relationship to a reference group, the score by itself is meaningless without knowing the position of the student when compared to all students who took the same test. A standard score of 90, the beginning of the average range, corresponds to a percentile rank of 25. A standard score of 110, the uppermost end of average, has a percentile range of 75. So a child at the 30 th percentile on a test of reading or math is performing within the region of what would be considered âaverage.â


How Is a Percentile Rank Different from a Standard Score?
What exactly does a percentile rank mean? Is the 50 th percentile a âbad score?â Does it mean that the student knew 50% of the material? Does a standard score of 100 mean he knew all the material? Both standard scores and percentile ranks relate the individualâs result to those of all students who took the same test. Some assessments assign the average result for the test a standard score of 100, and assign higher and lower scores accordingly.


Statistics
Stanines are standard scores that have a Mean of 5 and a Standard Deviation of about Â±2. If your child scores one Standard Deviation above the Mean (+ 1 SD), her stanine score is. 7 (5 + 2). If her score is one Standard Deviation below the Mean (-1 SD), her stanine. score is 3 (5 â 2).


How Is a Percentile Rank Different from a Standard Score?
A standard score of 110, the uppermost end of average, has a percentile range of 75. So a child at the 30th percentile on a test of reading or math is performing within the region of what would be considered âaverage.â. With percentile ranks and standard scores, the comparison group matters.


Intelligence quotient
Standard Scores are scores that have a fixed mean and standard deviation in the population of examinees. A Standard Score indicates how many units of the standard deviation a particular score is above or below the mean. In the case of the ASVAB subtests, the mean is set to 50 and the standard deviation is set to 10. Thus, a Standard Score of 40 indicates that the examinee scored 1 standard deviation below the mean. A Standard Score of 70 indicates that the examinee scored 2 standard deviations above the mean.


comely
Although comely is now typically used to describe the appearance of human beings, it was once used more broadly of other appealing things, such as fine clothing. Comely can be traced back to an Old English word meaning lovely, glorious, or fine..


Antonyms for comelyËkÊm li, ËkÉm-, ËkoÊm-
This page is about all possible antonyms and opposite words for the term comely. Princeton's WordNet(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate these antonyms: English Synonyms and Antonyms(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate these synonyms: The definition of beauty, perfection of form, is a good key to the meaning of beautiful, if we understand form in its widest sense.


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Comely \Comely\ (k[u^]ml[y^]), a. [Compar. Comelier; superl. Comeliest.] [OE. comeliche, AS. cyml[imac]c; cyme suitable (fr. cuman to come, become) + l[imac]c like.] 1. Pleasing or agreeable to the sight; well-proportioned; good-looking; handsome. [1913 Webster] He that is comely when old and decrepit, surely was very beautiful when he was young. --South.


comely
Although comely is now typically used to describe the appearance of human beings, it was once used more broadly of other appealing things, such as fine clothing. If you're looking to pretty up your prose or poetry with additional words meaning beautiful, English is well-supplied with them.


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very pleasing to look at a brood of comely children that any parent would be proud to claim Synonyms aesthetic (also esthetic or aesthetical or esthetical), attractive, beauteous, bonny (also bonnie) [chiefly British], beautiful, cute, drop-dead, fair, fetching, good, good-looking, goodly, gorgeous, handsome, knockout, likely, lovely, lovesome, ...


comely
Synonym Discussion of comely. beautiful, lovely, handsome, pretty, comely, fair mean exciting sensuous or aesthetic pleasure. beautiful applies to whatever excites the keenest of pleasure to the senses and stirs emotion through the senses beautiful mountain scenery.


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The result was the issue in 1566 by the archbishop of the statutory Advertisements, which fixed the vestments of the clergy as follows: (1) In the ministration of the Holy Communion in cathedral and collegiate churches, the principal minister to wear a cope, with gospeller and epistoler agreeably; 6 at all other prayers to be said at the Communion ...


comely
The definition of comely is an attractive person. Audrey Hepburn is an example of a comely woman. comely. comely. Pleasing and wholesome in appearance; attractive.


Visual Synonyms of exquisite
English Synonyms and Antonyms(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate these synonyms: comely. The definition of beauty, perfection of form, is a good key to the meaning of beautiful, if we understand form in its widest sense. There must also be harmony and unity, and in human beings spiritual loveliness, to constitute an object or a person really beautiful.


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tools that are used in 1800s were, mining candlestick, miners hat, coal oil lamps, hammer, shovel, wedge, rockdrill, a pick and other toools. mining is and was a very dangerou â¦ s job. back then alot of people died because of the dangers of working at mines. back then there was a miners mask to protect your face from dust and other debreis. now theres alot of tools and machines to do mining. some tools are used back then too. hammer and picks are still used. now they have miner masks ...


What are the main methods of mining?
What are the main methods of mining? There are four main mining methods: underground, open surface (pit), placer, and in-situ mining. Underground mines are more expensive and are often used to reach deeper deposits. Surface mines are typically used for more shallow and less valuable deposits. Placer mining is used to sift out valuable metals from sediments in river channels, beach sands, or other environments.


What are the main methods of mining?
In-situ mining, which is primarily used in mining uranium, involves dissolving the mineral resource in place then processing it at the surface without moving rock from the ground. The method used depends on the type of mineral resource that is mined, its location at or beneath the surface, and whether the resource is worth enough money to justify extracting it. Each mining method also has varying degrees of impact on the surrounding landscape and environment.


What kind of tools are used in mining?
What tools are used for shaft mining? The tools that are used in shaft mining are a cradle, a windlass, a bucket and a pick.shovels, carbide lamps, tipples, mules and ponies. Edit


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Companies have used data mining techniques to price products more effectively across business lines and find new ways to offer competitive products to their existing customer base. Education With unified, data-driven views of student progress, educators can predict student performance before they set foot in the classroom â and develop intervention strategies to keep them on course.


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Data mining, as a composite discipline, represents a variety of methods or techniques used in different analytic capabilities that address a gamut of organizational needs, ask different types of questions and use varying levels of human input or rules to arrive at a decision.


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From head to tail, human sperm cells measure about 50 micrometers (0.05 millimeter, or roughly 0.002 inch). The tiniest object you can see with your unaided eyes is about 0.1 mm--so forget about seeing sperm without a microscope. A human egg is about 30 times bigger--large enough to be seen with the naked eye.


Why does the semen flow out of the vagina after intercourse?
Ovulation study shows normal cycle. I have observed that after the intercourse, the moment my husband withdraws his penis, all the semen comes out of the vagina. We tried using a pillow beneath, which helped in keeping the semen inside for few minutes. But after 10 minutes the semen comes out of the vagina.


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Answer 1: Human males start making sperm as part of pubertyâthe changes people go through when they mature. All of the cells in a personâs body come from the cell that was formed when their motherâs egg cell joined with their fatherâs sperm cell. After that, the cells keep dividing.


Taste of semen
Dear Reader, The quickest and most accurate way to answer your questions is by conducting a simple taste test. The next time your boyfriend ejaculates (before you let him do so in your mouth), dab his semen with your finger and give it a try. It doesn't taste like chicken, but do expect something warm and salty.


Is It Normal For Sperm and Semen To Leak Out Of The Vagina?
The fluid coming out of the vagina after his orgasm is a portion of the ejaculate. But less than 5% of the ejaculate is actually sperm -- over 95% is made up of other fluids. Leakage of the ejaculate from the vagina is highly unlikely to prevent you from getting pregnant. In fact, it's totally normal for some of the ejaculate to come out of your vagina after intercourse.


Nine Things You Never Knew About Sperm (PHOTOS)
You know sperm cells swim their way to an egg cell--but with no brains, how in the heck do they know which way to go? See, men and women, there's a lot about sperm you just don't know. Lucky for you, we've found answers to nine big questions about the amazing little wrigglers. Keep reading to up your sperm I.Q...


Why does the semen flow out of the vagina after intercourse?
Semen is expected to flow out of vagina after intercourse. Semen contains millions of sperms. A very small amount of semen needs to enter the uterus, and only a single sperm is responsible for conception to take place. Rest/most of it is expected to flow out of vagina in all normal fertile women. This simply cannot be the cause of infertility in your case.


The Muscles Involved With Flexion of the Elbow Joint
When asked to flex a muscle, you'll most likely flex your biceps by bending your elbow. Although the biceps muscle is involved with flexion of the elbow, contrary to popular belief, it's not always the most active elbow flexor.Several other arm muscles are involved in elbow flexion and can be more active than the biceps, depending on the position of your arm.iceps Brachii. The biceps brachii, a two-headed muscle, sits on the front of your upper arm and is the most visible elbow flexor. It originates on the scapula, runs the length of your upper arm and attaches to the bones of the forearm, the ulna and radius.


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The elbow is a synovial hinge joint located between the upper arm and forearm. It is formed by the meeting of three bones: the humerus in the upper arm and the ulna and radius in the lower arm.Like all other hinge joints, the elbow permits movement in one plane, namely the flexion and extension of the forearm relative to the upper arm.owever, the elbow also allows the wrist to rotate by pivoting the radius around the ulna. The muscles of the elbow cooperate to perform the many movements at the elbow joint, giving both great strength and flexibility to the arm.... Click to read more below.


The Muscles Involved With Flexion of the Elbow Joint
Besides elbow flexion, the biceps muscle is also involved in forearm supination -- turning your forearm so your palm faces up. It's more active in elbow flexion when your forearm is supinated and less active when your forearm is pronated -- your palm faces down.iceps Brachii. The biceps brachii, a two-headed muscle, sits on the front of your upper arm and is the most visible elbow flexor. It originates on the scapula, runs the length of your upper arm and attaches to the bones of the forearm, the ulna and radius.


The Muscles Involved With Flexion of the Elbow Joint
The brachioradialis is a long, thin muscle that extends down the thumb side of your forearm. It originates on your humerus, or upper-arm bone, crosses the elbow joint and attaches on the lower part of the radius, the smaller of the two forearm bones.iceps Brachii. The biceps brachii, a two-headed muscle, sits on the front of your upper arm and is the most visible elbow flexor. It originates on the scapula, runs the length of your upper arm and attaches to the bones of the forearm, the ulna and radius.


Elbow Anatomy
Elbow Anatomy. The elbow is a relatively simple hinge joint which only allows flexion and extension. The elbow joint occurs at the junction the humerus or upper arm bone, the ulna which is the larger of the two forearm bones and the radius bone.rachioradialis: This muscle starts at the outer edge of the lower third of the Humerus, crosses the joint and inserts at the lower end of the Radius. Its job is to flex the elbow and aid pronation and supination.


Muscles of the Elbow
However, the elbow also allows the wrist to rotate by pivoting the radius around the ulna. The muscles of the elbow cooperate to perform the many movements at the elbow joint, giving both great strength and flexibility to the arm....Click to read more below.owever, the elbow also allows the wrist to rotate by pivoting the radius around the ulna. The muscles of the elbow cooperate to perform the many movements at the elbow joint, giving both great strength and flexibility to the arm.... Click to read more below.


Elbow
The range of movement in the elbow is from 0 degrees of elbow extension to 150 of elbow flexion. Muscles contributing to function are all flexion (biceps brachii, brachialis, and brachioradialis) and extension muscles (triceps and anconeus).he superior radioulnar joint shares joint capsule with the elbow joint but plays no functional role at the elbow. The elbow region includes prominent landmarks such as the olecranon (the bony prominence at the very tip of the elbow), the elbow pit, and the lateral and medial epicondyles.


What Muscles Produce Shoulder Flexion?
The biceps brachii muscle splits into two tendons at the shoulder: the long head and the short head. The long head of the biceps muscle assists other muscles with shoulder flexion. It is located in the front of the upper arm and attaches to the glenoid fossa, or socket part of the shoulder joint.The long head of the biceps muscle is innervated by the musculocutaneous nerve.he coracobrachialis is a small muscle that also produces shoulder flexion. It originates from a protrusion on the shoulder blade called the coracoid process, and attaches to the humerus bone.


The Muscles Involved With Flexion of the Elbow Joint
Biceps Brachii. The biceps brachii, a two-headed muscle, sits on the front of your upper arm and is the most visible elbow flexor. It originates on the scapula, runs the length of your upper arm and attaches to the bones of the forearm, the ulna and radius.iceps Brachii. The biceps brachii, a two-headed muscle, sits on the front of your upper arm and is the most visible elbow flexor. It originates on the scapula, runs the length of your upper arm and attaches to the bones of the forearm, the ulna and radius.


How Many Calories Do I Need To Build Muscle
You need to be in calorie surplus to build muscle. Calculate your BMR to get your own maintenance calories. 10-20% calorie surplus is a good guideline for most people in most of the situations. Tracking your calories is the most important aspect of successfull bulk.


How many calories do bodybuilders consume per day?
Confidence votes 45. It depends mostly on there size and whatever formula they use (of which there are dozens to determine how many calories you should consume based on your size, and body composition). As a bodybuilder on the medium size (180lbs) My current goal is to put on some mass with as minimal bodyfat as possible.


Calorie Know-How: Get The Equation Right To Get Results!
30% of energy (calories) is used for physical activity while 10% is used in the process of digestion. This is why you can burn more calories by eating smaller meals more often. To determine your basal metabolic rate (BMR), aka how many calories your body burns at rest, use the following formula: W = weight in kilograms (weight (lbs)/2.2) =weight in kg. H = height in centimeters (inches x 2.54) =height in cm.


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How many calories do powerlifters consume per day? calorie intake for powerlifters varies on weight class, overall goal, bmr, and many other things. General answer is somewhere between 3500 and 6000. However some heavyweight pâ¦owerlifters can take in as many as 12000 to 15000 per day.


How Many Calories Should You Eat for Bodybuilding?
To gain a pound of muscle each week, you need to consume 2,270 to 3,630 extra calories each week, or about 500 additional calories each day. For example, a 180-pound adult male who already weight lifts each day and needs 2,800 calories to maintain his current weight would need to start eating 3,300 calories per day to gain weight.


How Many Calories Should You Eat for Bodybuilding?
Fifteen to 20 percent of you daily calories should come from protein to ensure you're getting the amino acids you need for muscle growth. Excess protein that your body doesn't use is stored as fat.


How Many Calories Do I Need To Build Muscle
Conclusion On How Many Calories Do I Need To Build Muscle. All-in-all to answer the question how many calories you need to digest when the goal is to build muscle is your BMR times 1.1-1.2. This is a good guideline that works in most situations with most people.


Walking to Lose Weight
A 200-pound person burns about one-third more calories than a 150-pound person.) So a brisk walk, covering three-and-a-half miles in an hour, burns about 280 calories. When repeated each day, this excellent habit burns about 3,900 calories -- more than a pound of fat -- every 2 weeks.


Which burns more calories, walking or running?
The same man would burn 151 calories running a mile at a pace of 6 miles per hour (total exercise duration = 10 minutes). And if you were strolling for a mile at a pace of 2 miles per hour, you would burn 113 calories but it would take you twice as long (total exercise duration = 30 minutes).


Calories Burned Calculator
A calorie is a measure of energy, just as a pound is a measure of weight and a mile is a measure of distance. So the amount of energy you exert in doing an activity is measured by the calories burn rate. That's easy, just be alive! Your body is constantly burning calories to keep your body functioning.


Walking Calorie Burn Calculator
This makes calorie burn while walking slightly different from calorie burn while running, which is only distance dependent (i.e. while running it doesn't matter what speed you run a given distance, you will burn the same amount of calories as long as the distance is the same).


Walking to Lose Weight
You know that walking burns calories, but just how many calories does it burn? In general, a 150-pound person walking at average speed (from two to three-and-a-half miles per hour) can count on burning about 80 calories a mile. (This amount increases with your weight, your speed, and the shortness of your legs.


Which burns more calories, walking or running?
How long you exercise, how fast/hard you exercise, how much you weigh, and your fitness level are the major determinants of calories burned. According to the website www.caloriesperhour.com, a 200 pound man would burn 113 calories walking 1 mile at a pace of 4 miles per hour (total exercise duration = 15 minutes).


Walking Calorie Burn Calculator
Walking Calorie Burn Calculator. This walking calorie burn calculator estimates the calories that you burn while walking any given distance. The calculator takes into consideration the grade of the walking surface that you are on (i.e. the incline or decline), your weight, and the total walking distance and walking time.


Walking to Lose Weight
You'll be able to burn more calories by keeping to a moderate pace, exercising for a longer time, and covering more distance. Walking's weight-loss potential is just as flexible as you are. So as your fitness level increases, you can raise the intensity of your regimen to increase the number of calories you burn.


Isogamy
In several lineages (plants, animals), this form of reproduction independently evolved to anisogamous species with gametes of male and female types to oogamous species in which the female gamete is very much larger than the male and has no ability to move.


Isogamy
A) anisogamy of motile cells, B) oogamy (egg cell and sperm cell), C) anisogamy of non-motile cells (egg cell and spermatia). Isogamy is a form of sexual reproduction that involves gametes of similar morphology (similar shape and size), differing in general only in allele expression in one or more mating-type regions. Because both gametes look alike, they cannot be classified as  male  or  female ..


Hypergamy
Hypergamy allows higher-status men maximum choice in mate selection, and, as historically practiced in India, results in the man's family gaining wealth through the transfer of dowry from the bride's family.


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exists, to raise their daughter's marital position, whereas their inability to arrange proper marital linkages often imply loss of honour for the natal family and added social pressure [Caldwell and Caldwell (2005)].


Thread: Hypergamy
Definition Hypergamy: (1) The female survival instinct to identify the best possible male to breed with and raise her young.


Isogamy
This type occurs for example in algae such as Chlamydomonas and other plants. In another type, neither of the gametes is flagellated. This is the case for example in the mating of yeast. Yeast mating types are commonly noted as a and Î± (alpha) instead of + and -. Another, more complex form, is conjugation.


Colonoscopy Cost
1 If polyps need to be removed during the procedure, the cost increases.  A new procedure called virtual colonoscopy, an X-ray test that checks for colon cancer, is available. However, it is more expensive and does not detect very small polyps as reliably as a conventional colonoscopy.


Colonoscopy
It can take up to 15 years for a polyp to turn cancerous. Colonoscopy is similar to sigmoidoscopyâthe difference being related to which parts of the colon each can examine. A colonoscopy allows an examination of the entire colon (1200â1500 mm in length).


State Employee Health Benefits, Insurance and Costs
The best place to learn about your expenses is through your health planâs coverage documentation. (Summary of Benefits, Evidence of Coverage, and other plan information). You can also check your member ID card for important cost information, such as copayments for officevisits. and emergency care.


Colonoscopy Cost
However, it can cost significantly more -- up to about $1,500 if performed in a hospital, which would charge a facility fee. The disadvantage of flexible sigmoidoscopy is that the doctor only is able to view half of the colon, and it is recommended every five years instead of every 10.


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Note: The cost estimates are based on an approximate grouping of services and reflects2007 HMO cost data trended to Q3 2009. Specificmember experience will vary depending on type, intensity, and number of specificservices. the service can also influencethe cost. Data does not include the cost of prescriptions.


Colonoscopy Cost
For patients covered by health insurance, out-of-pocket costs can range from zero to more than $1,000, depending on deductibles, copay and coinsurance amounts. For example, a Medicare patient at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center would pay $1,477, including deductibles and coinsurance.


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Understanding the cost of the medical care you receive is an important part of managing. your health. This guide shows you typical costs for common medical services and. treatments and can help you and your doctor assess your best and most cost-effective. treatment options.


Colonoscopy
Perforation of the colon occurs at a rate of about 1 in 1000 procedures, and death at a rate of 1 in 3300 to 1 in 333000; therefore, in some low-risk populations, screening in the absence of symptoms would not outweigh the risks of the procedure.


Large intestine
A sigmoidoscopy is often used as a screening procedure for a full colonoscopy, often done in conjunction with a fecal occult blood test (FOBT). About 5% of these screened patients are referred to colonoscopy.


vitamin K deficiency
Vitamin K is a fat-soluble vitamin. The recommended dietary allowance (RDA) for vitamin K is 80 mg/day for the adult man, 65 mg/day for the adult woman, and 5 mg/day for the newborn infant. The vitamin K present in plant foods is called phylloquinone; while the form of the vitamin present in animal foods is called menaquinone.


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If you've read about vitamins A, B, C, D, and E, you might feel like we've missed a few vitamins as we jump over to vitamin K. But there are no vitamins F through J (at least not yet). Vitamin K is named after the German word for blood clotting (koagulation). In fact, this is probably the most common connection that people make with vitamin Kâthey associate this vitamin with the process of blood clotting.


Menadione
Menadione is an organic compound with the formula C6H4(CO)2C2H(CH3). It is an analog of 1,4-naphthoquinone with a methyl group in the 2-position. It is occasionally used as a nutritional supplement because of its vitamin K activity. 1 Terminology.


Human nutrition
Vitamin K1 can be converted to its storage form, Vitamin K2, by bacteria in the large intestine. Vitamins K3-5 are synthetic and can be purchased as supplements. Vitamin K plays a major role in blood clotting, bone metabolism and the regulation of blood calcium levels. It is absorbed in the small intestine and stored in fatty tissue and the liver. Vitamin K is utilized by the liver in the production of prothrombin (clotting factor).


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Only two of the five types of vitamin K occur naturally. Phylloquinone, also known as vitamin K1, is found in plants and performs the traditional functions of vitamin K. Phylloquinone is an active factor in photosynthesis and is found in high amounts in leafy green vegetables like kale and Swiss chard.


What's New and Beneficial About Strawberries
As mentioned in the Description section, vitamin K is perhaps best known for its role in the blood clotting process. When people hear the term blood clot, they might sometimes jump to the conclusion that a blood clot is bad. But there are many times when it is very important for our blood to clot.


vitamin K deficiency
Spinach, lettuce, broccoli, brussels sprouts, and cabbage are good sources of vitamin K, containing about 8 mg vitamin K/kg food. Cow milk is also a good source of the vitamin. A portion of the body's vitamin K is supplied by bacteria living in the intestine rather than by dietary sources. Vitamin K plays an important role in blood clotting. Without the vitamin, even a small cut would cause continuous bleeding in the body, and death.


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The MK-4 form of vitamin K2 (also called menatetrenone) is known to block formation of too many osteoclasts, and perhaps also to initiate their programmed cell death (a process called apoptosis). A second mechanism involves the role of vitamin K in a process called carboxylation.


Vitamin K Deficiency, Foods & Health Benefits
Regardless of the specific situation, vitamin K is necessary for blood clots to form. The clotting process is very complex, requiring at least 12 proteins to function before the clotting process can be completed. Four of these protein clotting factors require vitamin K for their activity.


Menadione
Terminology[edit] It is sometimes called vitamin K3, although derivatives of naphthoquinone are not naturally occurring chemicals and therefore do not qualify as vitamins, and without the side chain in the 2-position they cannot exert all the functions of the K vitamins.


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Erythrocytes last about 120 days in bloodstream--removed by macrophages in spleen, liver and marrow (about 1% per day) (lose about 173 million per minute). RBC is about 5 billion per milliliter. The production-destruction balance so that the adult maintains about 5 liters of blood.


Anemia Due to Excessive Bleeding
Anemia from excessive bleeding results when loss of red blood cells through bleeding exceeds production of new red blood cells. When blood loss is rapid, blood pressure falls, and people may be dizzy. When blood loss occurs gradually, people may be tired, short of breath, and pale.