Muscle cramps or spasms (painful), Numbness or tingling (Shin), Numbness or tingling (Foot (top)) and Pain or discomfort
Leg cramps, when a muscle in the leg tightens and doesn't loosen up, causes pain and bulging in the leg. If the level of potassium in your blood drops below normal, it may cause low energy, leg cramps, and more. Peripheral neuropathy is a nerve condition of the extremities causing numbness, tingling, and pain. Lumbar spinal stenosis is a condition that can cause pain in the lower back, buttocks, legs, and feet. Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms include fatigue, pale skin, weakness, sleepiness, numbness, weakness, and more.


Symptoms and Causes of Poor Circulation
You may think diabetes only affects your blood sugar, but it can also cause poor circulation in certain areas of your body. This includes cramping in your legs, as well as pain in your calves, thighs, or buttocks. This cramping may be especially bad when youâre physically active.


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During the voyage, the 102 Mayflower passengers lived primarily on the gun deck, or the 'tween deck. The length of the deck from stem to stern was about 80 feet, of which about 12 feet at the back belonged to the gun room and was probably off-limits to the passengers.


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Embarkation of the Pilgrims at Delft Haven, Holland, July 22, 1620 by Robert W. Weir Oil on canvas, 12' x 18' Located in the Capitol Rotunda Placed December 21, 1843. This time the Mayflower carried 102 passengers, only 37 of whom were from the Leiden congregation, in addition to the crew. The voyage took 65 days, during which two persons died. A boy, Oceanus Hopkins, was born at sea, and another, Peregrine White, was born as the ship lay at anchor off Cape Cod.


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At one point, a main beam cracked and had to be repaired using a large iron screw. When the passengers sighted Cape Cod, they realized that they had failed to reach Virginia, where they had permission to settle. The season was late, however, and supplies of food and water were low. They could go no further.


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The Speedwell departed Delfthaven on July 22, and arrived at Southampton, where they found the Mayflower waiting for them. The Speedwell had been leaking on her voyage from the Netherlands to England, though, so they spent the next week patching her up. On August 5, the two ships finally set sail for America.


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The Mayflower was a sizable cargo ship, around 100 feet in length. She had served many years in the wine trade. With the crowding of 102 passengers plus crew, each family was allotted very little space.


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Although the Mayflower's captain and part-owner, Christopher Jones, had threatened to leave the Pilgrims unless they quickly found a place to land, the ship remained at Plymouth during the first terrible winter of 1620-21, when half of the colonists died.


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On August 15, the Mayflower and Speedwell set sail for America. The Speedwell leaked so badly that both ships turned back to England, putting in first at Dartmouth and then at Plymouth. Finally, on September 16, 1620, the Mayflower set sail, alone, for America.


Plymouth Colony
The Voyage of the Mayflower & Speedwell. The Leiden Separatists bought a small ship, the Speedwell, in Holland. They embarked from Delftshaven on July 22, 1620. They sailed to Southampton, England to meet the Mayflower, which had been chartered by their English investors.


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Mayflower. The English ship the Mayflower carried the Separatist Puritans, later known as pilgrims, to Plymouth, Mass., in 1620. The 180-ton vessel was about 12 years old and had been in the wine trade.


JetBlue Airways Application
JetBlue Airways Application â Apply Online At JetBlue Airways Today. JetBlue Airways Job Application Online. JetBlue Airways is a United States based budget airline and it was founded in 1999. Over the years, the airline has grown strength to strength and now boasts a fleet size of 172 planes that fly to 71 locations across the United States.


JetBlue Hiring Work at Home Reservations Agents
JetBlue Airways is hiring work at home reservations agents in Utah. You must be able to train in Salt Lake City, after which you will be allowed to work from your own home office. As a reservations crew member, you must have excellent problem solving and customer care abilities, and you must work well as part of a team.


JetBlue Credit Cards: Everything You Need To Know
The primary benefit of using the JetBlue credit cards is all the extra TrueBlue points it will earn you. Using the cards to pay for flights with the co-branded airline will result in earning 6 points for every $1 spent on the JetBlue Plus Card, and 3 points per $1 on the ordinary JetBlue credit card. That's on top of the 3-6 points per $1 you'd normally earn for booking a flight.


JetBlue Pilot Gateway Programs
The lauded University Gateway Program is the most robust, student-focused gateway in the U.S. industry while our internal crewmember to pilot paths provide the support and mentorship necessary for JetBlue crewmembers to realize their career goals. Read on to learn more about your path to becoming a JetBlue pilot.


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JETBLUE BENEFIT. THE JETBLUE FLIGHT ATTENDANT POSITION IS FOR SOMEONE LOOKING FOR A TRADITIONAL SCHEDULE AS A FLIGHT ATTENDANT (MINIMUM 70 HOURS PER MONTH) WORKING FOR A NON-TRADITIONAL AIRLINE.


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COVERAGE NORMALLY BEGINS ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH FOLLOWING YOUR DATE OF HIRE. THE JETBLUE FLIGHT ATTENDANT POSITION IS FOR SOMEONE LOOKING FOR A TRADITIONAL SCHEDULE AS A FLIGHT ATTENDANT (MINIMUM 70 HOURS PER MONTH) WORKING FOR A NON-TRADITIONAL AIRLINE.


JetBlue Pilot Gateway Programs
The JetBlue Pilot Gateway Programs have helped crewmembers and students find their way to the right seat at JetBlue for many years.


JetBlue Credit Cards: Everything You Need To Know
The JetBlue Plus Card as well and its business version come with two JetBlue specific perks: a 50% discount on select inflight purchases and an annual $100 statement credit towards JetBlue Getaways packages you reserve with the card.


JetBlue Hiring Work at Home Reservations Agents
Previous reservations experience is highly desired, but not required. You must be legally eligible to work in the U.S., and you must be able to pass all pre-employment background and drug checks. Additionally, you must have a quiet home office, free of distractions and background noise.


Mana-Tombs
Encounters. 1  Pandemonius â This infamous Void Lord is also known as the Duke of Chaos, the Eater of Nations, and Worldslayer. Pandemonius was one of the commanders serving under Dimensius when the ethereal homeworld of K'aresh was destroyed.


'World Of Warcraft' Mana-Tombs Timewalking Details
World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor has revealed more information about Timewalking as part of its coming Patch 6.2 Fury of Hellfire.. This time it's focused on the Mana-Tombs Outland, including details about its dungeon map, bosses, achievements and reputation. Read on to learn more about it.


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Le colosse blanc dispose maintenant dâune volontÃ© propre et sâen prendra indiffÃ©remment Ã  toute personne se mettant en travers de sa route. Yor â Â« Cadeau Â» dâIllidan Hurlorage destinÃ© Ã  tenir compagnie au prince-nexus Shaffar, Yor est un molosse du Vide dâune brutalitÃ© et dâune puissance infinies. Les conseillers du prince lâavaient averti que le prÃ©sent dÃ©moniaque dâIllidan Ã©tait trÃ¨s probablement un artifice qui se retournerait contre lui une fois son but atteint.


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Tips. 1  Be wary of the Mana Leeches when they're nearly dead. 2  This is a good dungeon in which to practice using your dispels and cleanses. 3  Pandemonius has a shield.  Keep an eye out for Tavarok's Crystal 1  Prison. Don't let the orbs that fight you alongside Nexus-Prince Shaffar accumulate.


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In World of Warcraft Patch 6.2, we're introducing a new series of seven different weekend Bonus Events, two of which will feature Timewalking Dungeonsâone in Outland dungeons for characters level 71 and higher, and another in Northrend dungeons for level 81 and higher.


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Tips. 1  Be wary of the Mana Leeches when they're nearly dead. They explode. 2  This is a good dungeon in which to practice using your dispels and cleanses. 3  Pandemonius has a shield. Don't hit his shield.  Keep an eye out for Tavarok's Crystal Prison. It can knock a lot of life off of the player inside.


'World Of Warcraft' Mana-Tombs Timewalking Details
'World Of Warcraft' Mana-Tombs Timewalking Details. Visitors play ''World of Warcraft'' at the Gamescom 2011 fair in Cologne, Germany, in 2011. This time it's focused on the Mana-Tombs Outland, including details about its dungeon map, bosses, achievements and reputation.


Mana-Tombs
Mana-Tombs entrance. The Mana-Tombs are a wing of the Auchindoun instance. It is accessed north from the Ring of Observance. Note that although the instance itself is called Mana-Tombs, the entrance area outside the portal is called Mana Tombs without the dash. The instance normally takes about 90-120 minutes.


Mana-Tombs
Encounters. 1  Pandemonius â This infamous Void Lord is also known as the Duke of Chaos, the Eater of Nations, and Worldslayer. 2  Tavarok â Under the command of Kael'thas Sunstrider, Pathaleon the Calculator summoned a powerful colossus to gather the arcane energies flowing from beneath the Mana Tombs. Tavarok has unexpectedly been transformed by the unique emanations, losing the red-tinged corruption of Pathaleon's influence.


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Matching family tree profiles for Hasalda of the Saxons. 1  Hasalda (Hasilda /vonwestphalia/) Eigilwich (born Der Sachsen) in MyHeritage family trees (Herzig Web Site) 2  Hasalda Princess Holstein-Sachsen (born der Sachsen) in FamilySearch Family Tree.


Angria
In 1180, the Emperor Frederick I deposed the duke of Saxony, Henry the Lion, and divided the duchy into two parts through the so-called Gelnhausen Charter. The Duchy of Westphalia was granted to the Archbishopric of Cologne, while Angria was given to Bernhard of Anhalt, who used the Saxon ducal title.


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Amazon Giveaway allows you to run promotional giveaways in order to create buzz, reward your audience, and attract new followers and customers. This item: Werke: Abth. Werke Im Engern Sinne (55 V. in 69)...


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Matching family tree profiles for Hasalda of the Saxons. Hasalda (Hasilda /vonwestphalia/) Eigilwich (born Der Sachsen) in MyHeritage family trees (Herzig Web Site) Hasalda (Hasilda /vonwestphalia/) Eigilwich (born Der Sachsen)


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About the Author. The German poet, novelist, playwright, courtier, scientist, and philosopher Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832) ranks among the greatest authors of Western literature. His best known writings include The Sorrows of Young Werther (his first novel) and Faust (a drama in two parts).


Engen, Germany
Engen, Germany. Engen is a town in the district of Konstanz, in Baden-WÃ¼rttemberg, Germany. It is situated 12 km northwest of Singen, and 15 km south of Tuttlingen. Old Town.


Angria
Angria or Angaria (German: Engern) is a historical region in the present-day German states of Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia.


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Bruno Saxon Ergen. 1  Collection: MyHeritage Family Trees. 2  Site name: Rowland Web Site. 3  Site manager: Richard Rowland.  Birth: 756 - Sachsen, 1  Germany. Death: 813 - Sachsen, Germany.  Wife: Hasalda Saxon Ergen (born 1  Saxons) Son: Bernard Harcourt.


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Hasalda Princess Holstein-Sachsen (born der Sachsen) 1  Collection: FamilySearch Family Tree. 2  Birth: Between Jan 5 755 and Jan 4 758. 3  Death: Between Jan 5 854 and Jan 4 855.  Parents: Duke_ of_ Westphalian_ Saxons Widikind, Geva of Westfold Widikind (born 1  Saxons) Husband: Berno Count in Saxon Engern.


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Activity Name: How Does Soap Affect Surface Tension. Activity Description: Ask students if they have ever seen a water strider. (bugs that lives on water) sitting on the surface of a pond. The water. molecules âstickâ together and form a skin on the surface strong enough to. hold up the insect.


The DRY SKIN DILEMMA & How Detergents Damage Your Health
Detergents actually damage (dissolve) skin protein and draw your skin's natural oils from far beneath the surface. Once you towel dry after a shower, the urgent itch you feel is your skin telling you something is wrong.


Natural Ingredients to Avoid: Why is SLS bad?
Sodium lauryl sulfate is a surfactant, detergent and emulsifier used in thousands of industrial cleaners and cosmetic products. It is present in nearly all shampoos, scalp treatments, hair color and bleaching agents, toothpastes, body washes and cleansers, make-up foundations, liquid hand soaps, and laundry detergents.


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Some cause symptoms like redness, itchy skin, or inflammation. Others cause a stinging or burning sensation. Some are triggered by an individual's allergy (contact allergic dermatitis) while other chemicals affect everyone (contact irritant dermatitis).


Are You Poisoning Your Household With this Chore?
Look for evidence of NPE on your laundry detergent labelâor declaration that it's not in there. Some detergents contain NPE alternatives such as alcohol ethoxylate, which the Sierra Club suggests is less toxic and can break down naturally.


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Surface tension may be affected by adding soap to. the water, and the effect can be measured by comparing the number of. drops of plain tap water to the number of drops of soapy water that stick to. a penny. If soap increases the surface tension, more drops of soapy water.


The DRY SKIN DILEMMA & How Detergents Damage Your Health
The DRY SKIN DILEMMA &. How Detergents Damage Your Health. Do you recognize this: You have a shower, you use shampoo, conditioner, and then body wash, or a soap bar. Before you even finish towelling yourself off, your skin starts to itch. First your shoulders, then your legs, arms, and the top of your head, maybe even your face!


The Dirty Dozen: The 12 Most Common Skin Irritants
Household Cleaners. Most people are aware that household cleaners are not intended for the skin and the chemicals used in them can have an irritating effect on the body. These including all-purpose cleaners, dish detergents, laundry detergent, window cleaners, furniture polish, drain cleaners and toilet disinfectants.


Are You Poisoning Your Household With this Chore?
Besides surfactants and phosphates, the average detergent has a long list of other synthetic chemical ingredientsâand most are not good for you or the Earth. Anything in those products can potentially be absorbed through your skin or breathed in through your nose, as well as passed down the drain to our waterways.


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1 The cost of electricity can be reported in dollars per megawatt-hour ($/MWh) or cents per kilowatt-hour (c/kWh) as commonly seen on residential electricity bills.2  For example, $50 per MWh = 5 cents per kWh. 3  An average U.S. home uses 11,000 kWh or 11 MWh each year.ote: the size of the bubble is proportionate to project capacity. 1  The cost of electricity can be reported in dollars per megawatt-hour ($/MWh) or cents per kilowatt-hour (c/kWh) as commonly seen on residential electricity bills.


The Price Of Electricity In Your State
The average price people in the U.S. pay for electricity is about 12 cents per kilowatt-hour.(Context: A typical U.S. household uses about 908 kWh a month of electricity.).But there's huge variation from state to state. Here's a map of residential electricity prices, according to the Energy Information Administration. People in Hawaii pay the most for electricity, about 33 cents per kWh.daho had the lowest price, at about 8 cents per kWh. So the typical US household would pay about $73 for electricity each month in Idaho.


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(Then divide by 1000 to get the kilowatt-hours, which is how your utility charges you.) Example: 100-watt bulb x 2 hours 1000 = 0.2 kWh. Trivia. The average U.S. household uses 920 kWh a month. (Dept. of Energy). The U.S. as a whole used nearly 4 trillion kWh in 2009.o the average rate of electricity is all but useless for most purposes. Therefore, on this site, I generally use a sample rate of 15 per kWh. This isn't a typical rate, since there's no such thing as typical when it comes to electricity rates. And it's certainly not average.


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For electricity, average prices per kilowatt-hour (kWh) and per 500 kWh are published. For utility (piped) gas, average prices per therm, per 40 therms, and per 100 therms are published. For gasoline, the average price per gallon is published.eattle area households paid an average of 10.2 cents per kilowatt hour (kWh) of electricity in August 2015, up from the 9.6 cents per kWh in August 2014. The average cost of utility (piped) gas at $1.250 per therm in August was higher than the $1.187 per therm spent last year.


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The unit that both gas and electricity are measured in is kilowatt hours (kWh). One kWh of gas is approximately equivalent to leaving a small gas hob burner on for an hour. One kWh of electricity is the rough equivalent of running a washing machine for an hour.hen calculating the price of your bill, energy providers monitor how many kilowatt hours of gas or electricity you have used over a certain period of time, and then multiply this by the price per unit set in your tariff.


How much electricity  costs, and how they charge you
Here's the formula to figure the cost of running a device: wattage x hours used 1000 x price per kWh = cost of electricity For example, let's say you leave a 100-watt bulb running continuously (730 hours a month), and you're paying 15 /kWh.o the average rate of electricity is all but useless for most purposes. Therefore, on this site, I generally use a sample rate of 15 per kWh. This isn't a typical rate, since there's no such thing as typical when it comes to electricity rates. And it's certainly not average.


Gas & Electricity Tariff Prices per kWh
1 Unit rate-this is the price you will pay per unit (kWh) of energy, so it can fluctuate depending on how much energy you use.hen calculating the price of your bill, energy providers monitor how many kilowatt hours of gas or electricity you have used over a certain period of time, and then multiply this by the price per unit set in your tariff.


Melt Flow Rate (MFR, MVR)
An alternative quantity is the volume flow expressed (SI units) in cm3/10min, called Melt Volume-Flow Rate or MVR. MVR multiplied by the melt density (i.e. density of the material in the melted state) gives MFR. Typical Melt Flow instruments are compact and easy to use.


Different between mass flow rate and volume flow rate?
Its unit is mass divided by time, so kilogram per second in SI units. Volume Flow Rate is the volume of fluid which passes through a given surface per unit time (for example cubic meters per second [m3 s-1] in SI units, or cubic feet per second [cu ft/s]).


Melt Flow Rate (MFR, MVR)
Melt flow rate is inversely proportional to (shear) viscosity, but is not used to determine the latter (can give just a rough estimation). ISO 1133:2005 Plastics - Determination of the Melt Mass-Flow Rate (MFR) and Melt Volume-Flow Rate (MVR) of Thermoplasticsâ.


ISO 1133-2:2011Preview
ISO 1133-2:2011 specifies a procedure for the determination of the melt volume-flow rate (MVR) and melt mass-flow rate (MFR) of thermoplastic materials that exhibit a high rheological sensitivity to the time-temperature history experienced by the sample during the test and/or to moisture.


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Plastics -- Determination of the melt mass-flow rate (MFR) and melt volume-flow rate (MVR) of thermoplastics -- Part 2: Method for materials sensitive to time-temperature history and/or moisture. ISO 1133-2:2011.


Different between mass flow rate and volume flow rate?
Both deal with the amount of a substance moving through a given surface per unit of time, you simply have to recognize the difference between weight (mass) and 3d space occupied (volume). <b>Mass flow rate</b> is the mass of substance which passes through a given surface per unit time.


Melt Flow Rate (MFR, MVR)
The Melt Flow Rate is a measure of the ease of flow of melted plastic and represents a typical index for Quality Control of thermoplastics.


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Plastics -- Determination of the melt mass-flow rate (MFR) and melt volume-flow rate (MVR) of thermoplastics -- Part 2: Method for materials sensitive to time-temperature history and/or moisture. 44274. ISO 1133-2:2011.


ISO 1133-2:2011Preview
Plastics -- Determination of the melt mass-flow rate (MFR) and melt volume-flow rate (MVR) of thermoplastics -- Part 2: Method for materials sensitive to time-temperature history and/or moisture. *Therefore this version remains current.


Melt Flow Rate (MFR, MVR)
Originally called Melt Flow Index or Melt Index (typically for polyethylene, but applied to a variety of materials), the standard designation today is Melt Mass-Flow Rate or MFR, which is a mass flow expressed (SI units) in g/10min.


operational level of war
Related to operational level of war: tactical level of war. The level of war at which campaigns and major operations are planned, conducted, and sustained to accomplish strategic objectives within theaters or other operational areas.


Understanding Military Strategy and the Four Levels of War
The operational level is somewhat more difficult to define and understand. Operational level planning occurs with the intent of setting missions and objectives that will bend the enemy to your will in an entire theater of operations. Think of this as the blueprint that helps you build a house from a bunch of bricks. Each brick is a tactical engagement.


NATO/PfP UNCLASSIFIED ATP-3.3.2.
Another USAFWC unit, the 505th Command and Control Wing, is unique in that it is the sole Air Force wing dedicated to the operational level of war. Luttwak, The Operational Level of War, International Security 5, no.


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Who was the commander of the US Eighth Army during the Korean War? General Walker was in comand at the start of the war in June 1950. After he was killed in a jeep accident General Ridgway took over comand. General MacArthur was overall commaâ¦nder of the Far East and was of course over Walker and Ridgway.


Who was commander of the Union army during the Civil War?
The Union Army went through eight Commanders during the Civil War. They were George McClellan (twice), John Pope, Ambrose Burnside, Irvin McDowell, Joseph Hooker, George Meadeâ¦, and U.S. Grant. The Confederates were not organized the same way. Robert E. Lee was not the Commander of all the Confederate troops. He was Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia, which fought in the eastern theater of the war. The overall Commander of the Army was the President Jefferson Davis.


Understanding Military Strategy and the Four Levels of War
This level of war deals with the movements of entire corps, armies and army groups, or whole fleets at sea. Again, referring back to June 1944, the overall plan for invading the beaches and the entire province beyond the beaches, Operation Overlord, was an operational level plan.


What is the lowest level of Army command that is considered a command at the operational level of war?
What is the lowest level of Army command that is considered a command at the operational level of war? What is the lowest level of Army command that is considered a command at the operational level of war?


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I was there from July 1950 till August 1951 as an aircraft mechanic with the 3rd Light Aviation Section flying as an Forward Observer assigned to I Corps G2. Don Black The commander of the us eighth army during the Korean war is General Ridgway.


Understanding Military Strategy and the Four Levels of War
A simple definition, though not an ironclad one, of the tactical level of warfare might read (my words): The tactical level of warfare is that level where men meet and fight from the individual level through the division. It is the realm of skirmishes, engagements, and battles.


Joint Publication 1-02
operational level of war. The level of war at which campaigns and major operations are planned, conducted, and sustained to accomplish strategic objectives within theaters or other operational areas.


Maryland Gambling: Best Online Sites, Legal Status & More
Maryland Gambling: Best Online Sites, Legal Status & More. Maryland gambling law allows for a number of regulated gambling markets, including traditional casino gaming. Maryland has a pivotal place in American history.


Maryland Gambling Sites
Maryland Gambling Sites. Maryland is a state with a middling population, and only a small number of these citizens know about the Maryland gambling sites that are out there. Maryland gamblers have a long list of different sites that are available, many of which have been listed on this site.


Maryland casinos are pumping out billions for education. So why are there school budget deficits?
Before casinos opened in 2011, Maryland spent 21 percent of its $31 billion general fund revenue on public schools. In 2017, with revenues at $42 billion, the state spends just 18 percent of its general fund on public schools. The casino money allowed general funds to be spent elsewhere.


Maryland Gambling: Best Online Sites, Legal Status & More
Social gambling laws are restrictive. In Maryland, legal social (or âprivateâ) gambling is limited to participation in charitable events. These charity-sponsored games can include bingo, raffles, and even Vegas Night-style casino games, provided they follow an extensive set of rules issued by the state government.


Maryland casinos are pumping out billions for education. So why are there school budget deficits?
In the seven years since the first of Maryland's six casinos opened, they have pumped $1.7 billion into the state's Education Trust Fund â the financial windfall that advocates for gambling promised would go to the state's public schools.


Maryland Gambling Sites
Legal Maryland Sports Betting Sites. Online sports betting is how Maryland residents can get involved with this clandestine form of betting. Since Maryland has no brick and mortar gambling establishments, the only choice you have, really, is to bet on the sporting events over the Internet.


Maryland Gambling Laws
(3) lease or rent all or a part of a building, vessel, or place to be used for the purpose of gambling; (4) deal at a gaming device or in a building, vessel, or place for gambling; (5) manage a gaming device or a building, vessel, or place for gambling; or. (6) have an interest in a gaming device or the profits of a gaming device.


Maryland Gambling: Best Online Sites, Legal Status & More
The Legal Status of Gambling in Maryland. Weâve read the criminal code and gaming statutes in every US state and several territories, and we all agree that Marylandâs gaming laws are unusual. This is an unusual definition. It seems to exclude a number of common forms of gambling.


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In the seven years since Marylandâs first casinos opened, they have pumped $1.7 billion into the stateâs education trust fund. During the same period, state funding for public schools has increased by $979 million â and some jurisdictions that host casinos, such as Baltimore, have sustained funding...


Maryland Gambling Laws
Gaming device, or building, vessel, or place for gambling. (a) Prohibited.- A person may not: (1) keep a gaming device, or all or a part of a building, vessel, or place, on land or water within the State for the purpose of gambling;


What is 'Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)'
Founded through the National Currency Act of 1863, the OCC monitors banks to ensure they are operating safely and meeting all requirements. In particular, the OCC monitors capital, asset quality, management, earnings, liquidity, sensitivity to market risk, information technology, compliance and community reinvestment.


OCC
Options Clearing Corporation (OCC). The Options Clearing Corporation issues all exchange-listed securities options in the United States and guarantees all transactions in those options. The OCC also assigns exercised options for fulfillment, and handles the processing, delivery, and settlement of all options transactions. The OCC is responsible for maintaining a fair and orderly market in options and is overseen by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). It's jointly owned by the exchanges that trade options.


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Top definition. OCC. OCC (obsessive clicking compulsion) an obsessive beheivior in which someone repeatidly clicks their pen in and out, observed in nervous, or ainxous people or by extremely bord people. Most often by people in a boring classroom. *in a quiet classroom where everyone is listening to the teacher talk*.


What is the OCC?
Thomas Herold2016-11-18T10:34:37+00:00. The OCC is the acronym for Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. This independent bureau falls under the United States Department of the Treasury. The U.S. President appoints an individual to serve as Comptroller of the agency for a term of five years. The American Senate must approve this appointment.


Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
A U.S. federal agency that serves to charter, regulate and supervise the national banks and the federal branches and agencies of foreign banks. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) is headed by the Comptroller of the Currency, who is appointed by the president and approved by the Senate. Next Up.


About OCC
About OCC. âââââââââOrange Coast College's 164-acre campus is located in Costa Mesa just minutes from Southern Californiaâs beautiful beaches. Founded in 1947, with classes beginning in 1948, OCC has grown into one of the nationâs largest -- and finest -- community colleges, enrolling more than 25,000 students each semester.


What is OCC?
A World Class Clearing Organization. OCC, founded in 1973, is the world's largest equity derivatives clearing organization. OCC is dedicated to promoting stability and financial integrity in the marketplaces that it serves by focusing on sound risk management principles. By acting as guarantor, OCC ensures that the obligations of the contracts it clears are fulfilled.


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OCC's Men's Volleyball team won the Orange Empire Conference Championship. The LA Angels of Anaheim will be hosting Orange Coast College Night for all fans on Saturday, April 22. Geology professor Erik Bender explains what will really happen when the Big One hits. OCC's student-run aquarium is named for one of the College's most esteemed professors. About OCC.


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Zip Code 07676 - Washington Township, NJ. 07676 is located in the state of New Jersey in the Metro New York City metro area.Zip code 07676 is primarily located in Bergen County. The official postal service name used for 07676 is TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON, New Jersey.ip Code 07676 - Washington Township, NJ. 07676 is located in the state of New Jersey in the Metro New York City metro area.


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Zip Code 07676 Real Estate. 07676 is located in the state of New Jersey in the Metro New York City metro area. Zip code 07676 is primarily located in Bergen County. The official postal service name used for 07676 is TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON, New Jersey.ip Code 07676 - Washington Township, NJ. 07676 is located in the state of New Jersey in the Metro New York City metro area.


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Zip Code 07676 Cities. 07676 is located in the state of New Jersey in the Metro New York City metro area. Zip code 07676 is primarily located in Bergen County. The official postal service name used for 07676 is TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON, New Jersey.ip Code 07676 - Washington Township, NJ. 07676 is located in the state of New Jersey in the Metro New York City metro area.


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. Portions of the 07676 zip code are contained within or border the city limits of Washington Township, NJ, Westwood, NJ, Ridgewood, NJ, Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ, Paramus, NJ, and Hillsdale, NJ. Zip code 07676 is part of area code 201 and area code 551.ip Code 07676 - Washington Township, NJ. 07676 is located in the state of New Jersey in the Metro New York City metro area.


Township of Washington, NJ 07676 ZIP Code Profile
Township of Washington, NJ 07676 - Peer Comparisons by Rank and Percentile. The table below compares 07676 to the other 575 ZIP Codes in New Jersey by rank and percentile using July 1, 2015 data.ownship of Washington, NJ 07676 - Peer Comparisons by Rank and Percentile. The table below compares 07676 to the other 575 ZIP Codes in New Jersey by rank and percentile using July 1, 2015 data.


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6 Vincent's Vincent's 251 Pascack Rd Township of Washington, NJ 07676 Neighborhood:unknown Distance:0.3 mi View details Call. Charlie Brown's Steakhouse 95 Linwood Ave Township of Washington, NJ 07676 Neighborhood:unknown Distance:0.9 mi View details Call.


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9 Things You Should Know About Your Caffeine Habit
There's no standard amount of caffeine in each cup of coffeeâeven within the same brand. Starbucks gives an approximation of 20 milligrams per ounce. One 16-ounce cup of Starbucks puts you at about 320 milligrams of caffeine. One 16-ounce cup of Starbucks is for many Americans a good daily dose of caffeine.


HOW MUCH CAFFEINE IS IN A K-CUP?
But, there are so many variables that determine the amount of caffeine in a cup of coffee, it is near impossible to estimate an exact amount. Caffeine varies by roasting type. Contrary to popular belief light roast coffee contains more caffeine than dark roast.


HOW MUCH CAFFEINE IS IN A K-CUP?
Just how much caffeine is in Keurig K-cup coffee? This is a commonly asked question that unfortunately does not have a precise answer Kcup coffee contains between 75-125mg of caffeine per 6 fluid ounces. I know, I know, that really is not very helpful.


How Much Caffeine Is in Your Energy Drink?
They tout that they are as safe as coffee, but maybe not. They have a lot more caffeine than an 8-ounce cup of coffee.. That 8-ounce cup of coffee has about 100 milligrams of caffeine, although coffees and teas vary widely in their caffeine content depending on how they are brewed. For example, CR finds that 8 ounces of Starbucks coffee has 165 milligrams of caffeine. CR says safe limits of caffeine are up to 400 milligrams per day for healthy adults, 200 milligrams a day for pregnant women, and up to 45-85 milligrams per day for children, depending on weight.


9 Things You Should Know About Your Caffeine Habit
A healthy daily dose of caffeine can be very different depending on who you are. When doctors talk about moderate caffeine use, they talk about somewhere in the range of 300 to 400 milligrams. Most coffee drinkers tend to be in that range. Beyond that: 300 milligrams to one person might be perfect, but it might send another one through the roof. It varies so much, depending on your size, if you're a smoker, if you have a genetic predisposition to metabolize caffeine slowly.


HOW MUCH CAFFEINE IS IN A K-CUP?
1 The hotter the water used in brewing, the higher the caffeine. Although you should not brew above 212 degrees.  Obviously, the amount of grounds used will change the caffeine content of the resulting cup of coffee. Extra bold Keurig Kcups contain twenty percent more coffee translating to a more caffeinated cup of joe.


HOW MUCH CAFFEINE IS IN A K-CUP?
1 For example, french press coffee has one of the highest caffeine contents because the general process is to allow the coffee to steep for four minutes.  The hotter the water used in brewing, the higher the caffeine. Although you should not brew above 212 degrees.


Laura Litton
View Lauraâs Full Profile. An innovative educator who utilizes communication skills, enthusiasm to lead children and staff members; Expertise in reading development and technology integration in literacy and professional development.


Peggy Lipton
Lipton's parents were Harold Lipton (1911â1999), a corporate lawyer, and Rita Benson (1912â1986), an artist. Her paternal grandparents were Russian Jews, and her mother was born in Dublin, Ireland to Jewish parents who had immigrated from Eastern Europe.


Peggy Lipton
Peggy Lipton. Lipton (born August 30, 1946) is an American actress and former model. Lipton became an overnight success through her best-known role as flower child Julie Barnes in the ABC counterculture television series The Mod Squad (1968â1973) for which she won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress â Television Series Drama in 1970.


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SiriusXM Urban View. African-American Talk. Joe Madison The Black Eagle is a recognized human and civil rights activist, African slavery abolitionist, TV commentator, columnist, lecturer, labor and corporate spokesman, musician, athlete and member of the NAACP's national board of directors, for which he helped register one million new voters.


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Jun 3 1827 Montgomery Co VA d. May 31 1901 Hyters Gap, Washington Co VA One source says b. Jun 24 1830 Hyters Gap VA [d/o Col. Moses E Whittaker of Montgomery Co] * Lousia E Litton b. 1847 Litton Hill, Elk Garden VA One source says this is Lavinica Caledonia Litton m.


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Joe Madison. Joe Madison The Black Eagle is a recognized human and civil rights activist, African slavery abolitionist, TV commentator, columnist, lecturer, labor and corporate spokesman, musician, athlete and member of the NAACP's national board of directors, for which he helped register one million new voters.


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About Laura Litten Goines. Favorites. The Little Shop Antiques and Gardens/ R.S Goines maker of fine Furniture, Sawdust & Stitches LLC, Trust Me, I am a Mechanical Engineer, Water Street Antiques, Wonder Of Science, Kokomo Opalescent Glass, Eply, The History of Coin Operated Rides, Charm at the Farm .


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Jan 6 2005 - The WDC GenWeb Project and Lytton Study Group have been online RootsWeb since Oct 1996. With 1,383 linked descendant charts from hundreds of contributors, the Project has out-grown the manual process of putting charts online and updating them, compiling the People Index, and the ad-free search engine.


Peggy Lipton
Lipton was married to the musician/producer Quincy Jones and is mother to their two daughters, Rashida Jones and Kidada Jones, who also became actresses.


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Col. Henry Renick Sep 15 1794 Lincoln Co NC * Burton Litton b. 1734 Rock Creek Parish, Prince George's Co MD Moved to Southwest VA, then Lincoln Co NC * James B Litton Sr b. 1735/36 Rock Creek Parish, Prince Georges Co MD d. 1798 Lincoln Co NC NOTE: No proof has been found that this James is or is not son of Caleb m.


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It is dissolved gasses in the water that form the small bubbles prior to reaching a full boil. It is technically called nucleate boiling and the tiny bubbles forms on the defects on the surface of the container. Same principle when opening a soda bottle and CO2 bubbles suddenly form on the inside of the bottle.


Boiling
The sensitivity of different micro-organisms to heat varies, but if water is held at 70 Â°C (158 Â°F) for ten minutes, many organisms are killed, but some are more resistant to heat and require one minute at the boiling point of water.


Thermodynamics: Why do bubbles form when water is boiled?
The bubbles that form in boiling water mostly bubbles of steamâor gaseous water. Temperature is an average, and in a pot of near-boiling water, random jostling will cause some molecules to vaporize before the others. These form bubbles, which they rise to the top and pop. Written May 19 Â· View Upvotes.


What Are The Small Bubbles In Boiling Water Made Of?
FOURTH the steam bubbles start to form on the bottom , these are large and easy to identify as steam because they can not rise to the surface through the cooler water above the heated surface , as the steam bubbles increase and the entire body of water gets hotter , the very small bubbles stop forming and the steam bubbles are able to rise closer ...


Thermodynamics: Why do bubbles form when water is boiled?
It's all to do with atmospheric pressure. The boiling point of a liquid is the temperature at which its vapour pressure equals the pressure surrounding the liquid. At this point water vapour can overcome atmospheric pressure and form bubbles which rise because they are less dense than the surrounding liquid.


How to Flush Iron Residue from PVC Household Pipes?
The result is then steam and is a big part of the bubbles. As you go higher in altitude, atmospheric pressure decreases and so does the boiling point. __________________. If they want holy water, tell them to boil the hell out of it.


Boiling
Transition boiling is an intermediate, unstable form of boiling with elements of both types. The boiling point of water is 100 Â°C or 212 Â°F, but is lower with the decreased atmospheric pressure found at higher altitudes. Boiling water is used as a method of making it potable by killing microbes that may be present.


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That's what the tiny bubbles are, that's what the little bubbles are and that's what the big bubbles are. The temperature gradient in the water isn't that much. Remember as water heats up it expands and rises, pushing the cooler water down to be heated, so the water is circulating and so is the heat.


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Once the initial run of bubbles made by the dissolved gases from air or from subterranean sources have been exhausted and the temperature of the water gets higher or approaches the boiling point at 100 degrees C, the pressure in the water nears the atmospheric pressure.


Boiling
Simmering is gentle boiling, while in poaching the cooking liquid moves but scarcely bubbles. The boiling point of water is typically considered to be 100 Â°C or 212 Â°F. Pressure and a change in composition of the liquid may alter the boiling point of the liquid. For this reason, high elevation cooking generally takes longer since boiling point is a function of atmospheric pressure.


Best Engineered Wood Flooring â The Top Brands Reviewed (2018)
Specializing uniquely in domestic engineered hardwood flooring that is all certified Made in America, youâll find that the Harris Wood range is small but very nicely formed, with hickory and red oak heavily featured.


Solid vs Engineered Hardwood
Solid Hardwood Flooring. Shaw Solid Hardwood Flooring Diagram - Solid wood is milled from a single 3/4 thick piece of hardwood. Solid wood flooring expands and contracts with changes in your home's relative humidity. Normally, installers compensate for this movement by leaving an expansion gap between the floor and the wall.


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One of the most common reasons for hardwood floors to bow is water damage. If the water pipes are leaking, or water has spilled then this can cause the wood to expand and bow to accommodate the extra mass. You need to check for water leaks and mop up the extra water before fixing the leak.


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A bowing hardwood floor will make your home look unkempt and untidy. Besides, a bowing floor can also make it difficult for you to place furniture properly. When the floor is uneven, the dining table, chairs, and other furniture could tilt and shake causing mishaps and accidents.


Best Engineered Wood Flooring â The Top Brands Reviewed (2018)
Most of the flooring from Harris Wood has a top layer of around 2mm, which makes it a good option if youâre on a tight budget but still want a floor that will last a while. Retailing from around $2.90 per square foot, Harris Wood flooring is a good mid-range choice. If your budget is extremely tight, then your best option is to look at the Home Legend engineered hardwood floors that are widely available through Home Depot.


Best Engineered Wood Flooring â The Top Brands Reviewed (2018)
All in all, the best engineered hardwood flooring will meet most homeowners needs. Check out our engineered hardwood flooring guide for more details about installation, maintenance and prices; if youâre already convinced, then hereâs our review round-up of the best engineered hardwood brands on the market.


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However, care must be taken to ensure that they are kept dust free and scratch free. Additionally, moisture, and humidity can damage your hardwood floor. Water can cause the color to fade, seep into cracks and stain, or even lead to the growth of mold. Another problem with hardwood floors is bowing.


Solid vs Engineered Hardwood
Shaw EPICÂ® Plus Engineered Hardwood Flooring. Shaw EPIC Plus Engineered Hardwood Flooring - Shaw's Stabilitek core is made for high performance and lasting durability. Constructed from wood fibers bonded with proprietary chemistry, Stabilitek holds up to the challenges of climate fluctuation and sub-floor moisture.


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2.Floor Joists Need to be Sistered. Another reason for a bowing or sagging hardwood floor is weaker or insufficient floor joists. If the floor joists are unable to support the hardwood floor above, they need additional help. This can be provided by sistering floor joists to existing joists under the problem area.


How much money does a cocktail waitress make?
Report Abuse. Cocktail waitresses do not get paid $7 an hour, I wish we would. It's more like $4 or $5 an hour. That is about $30 to $35 a night (full time). The reason cocktail waitresses get paid so little is because they usually make up the money in tips.On a really good night you can make up to $100 in tips.On a bad night $20.hat is about $30 to $35 a night (full time). The reason cocktail waitresses get paid so little is because they usually make up the money in tips. On a really good night you can make up to $100 in tips.


How much do las vegas cocktail waitresses make?
Â· just now. Report Abuse. It depends on where you work, what area (casino floor, lounge, club, pool, etc.) and what hours. Cocktail waitresses in the hottest nightclubs in Vegas make $800 to $1500 per night in tips...on top of the wages.However, there is some stiff competition for those spots. You need to be young, hot, and experienced for sure.Sean T Â· 8 years ago. just now. Report Abuse. It depends on where you work, what area (casino floor, lounge, club, pool, etc.) and what hours. Cocktail waitresses in the hottest nightclubs in Vegas make $800 to $1500 per night in tips...on top of the wages.


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Income and Qualifications. Most waitresses are paid by the hour and earn tips on top of their hourly wages. Average tips for a waitress are 15 to 20 percent of the total bill, according to iTipping.com. Therefore, a waitress that rings up $400 during a four-hour shift should make $60 to $80 in tips.Average hourly rates for waitresses were $9.95 as of May 2012, according to the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics -- or $20,710 per year.This equates to $1,725.83 per month.The top 10 percent made over $2,459.16 monthly.ncome and Qualifications. Most waitresses are paid by the hour and earn tips on top of their hourly wages. Average tips for a waitress are 15 to 20 percent of the total bill, according to iTipping.com. Therefore, a waitress that rings up $400 during a four-hour shift should make $60 to $80 in tips.


The Typical Pay for a Cocktail Waitress
The median salary for a cocktail waitress in the United States is $15,261 per year, according to national data. This number can vary greatly, however, depending on location, type of venue, and benefits offered.ccording to the Fair Labor Standards Act, an employer can consider tips as part of wages, but the employer must pay at least $2.13 an hour in direct wages. Some cocktail waitresses are offered a base hourly wage that is higher.


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In many states, Harrah's cocktail waitresses don't get paid state  minimum wage. They are often paid about $2.00 hourly but make more  with tips. An average cocktail waitres â¦ s can make up to $200 per  shift in tips.n many states, Harrah's cocktail waitresses don't get paid state  minimum wage. They are often paid about $2.00 hourly but make more  with tips. An average cocktail waitres â¦ s can make up to $200 per  shift in tips.


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In many states, Harrah's cocktail waitresses don't get paid state  minimum wage. They are often paid about $2.00 hourly but make more  with tips. An average cocktail waitres â¦ s can make up to $200 per  shift in tips.artenders tend to make slightly more an hour, closer to $5.00, but they typically make more in tips then waiters/waitresses as well. Most waiters/waitresses can make $200-$500/week obviously depending on how many shifts they work, etc.


$100,000 Casino Jobs
Cocktail servers can make several hundred dollars each shift in tips! Many servers make over $50 an hour in tokes. That means many cocktail waitresses in casinos are making six figures. A $100,000 a year job that requires no college background and may be an entry-level position is hard to find.Of course there are plenty of servers who find the take home pay to be considerably less.any servers make over $50 an hour in tokes. That means many cocktail waitresses in casinos are making six figures. A $100,000 a year job that requires no college background and may be an entry-level position is hard to find. Of course there are plenty of servers who find the take home pay to be considerably less.


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maximkabb/iStock/Getty Images. Being a cocktail waitress might not require much in the way of formal education, but it can still be a lucrative career. For example, cocktail waitresses in Las Vegas, where casinos are open 24/7, report earning as much as $100,000 a year.That kind of high pay doesn't happen everywhere, of course.Still, experience in the service industry and a few formal certifications can help you land a good-paying cocktail server job.aximkabb/iStock/Getty Images. Being a cocktail waitress might not require much in the way of formal education, but it can still be a lucrative career. For example, cocktail waitresses in Las Vegas, where casinos are open 24/7, report earning as much as $100,000 a year.


How much do las vegas cocktail waitresses make?
Best Answer: Hello, OK The waitress in the Union Hotels make 10.75 an hour Salary in the Union Hotels. As far as making bank, the ones in the pit area, or the ones in the High limit area do make a good tips. However, the more you make the more you are taxes. just now. Report Abuse. It depends on where you work, what area (casino floor, lounge, club, pool, etc.) and what hours. Cocktail waitresses in the hottest nightclubs in Vegas make $800 to $1500 per night in tips...on top of the wages.


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For example the median expected annual pay for a typical Cocktail Server-Casino in the United States is $17,203, so 50% of the people who perform the job of Cocktail Server-Casino in the United States are expected to make less than $17,203. Source: HR Reported data as of October 2015. 1  Salary.or example the median expected annual pay for a typical Cocktail Server-Casino in the United States is $17,203, so 50% of the people who perform the job of Cocktail Server-Casino in the United States are expected to make less than $17,203. Source: HR Reported data as of October 2015. 1  Salary.


The purpose of home blood glucose curves is to determine if your cat is on the optimum insulin dosage for its lifestyle.
Take blood glucose readings every two hours after the first one. So if your first reading and injection were at 7:00am, the next will be 9:00am, then 11:00am, you get the idea! You will hopefully notice that the blood sugar reading goes down to start with, then rises again as the insulin wears off.


About blood glucose curves
A blood glucose helps to determine: 1  If and when the insulin given to your cat starts working. 2  How efficient the insulin dose is at reducing the blood glucose level. 3  How low your catâs blood glucose falls and when this occurs.  How long the insulin works in your cat.


About blood glucose curves
What is a blood glucose curve used for? A blood glucose helps to determine: If and when the insulin given to your cat starts working. How efficient the insulin dose is at reducing the blood glucose level. How low your catâs blood glucose falls and when this occurs.


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The standard glucose curve and its alternative. A glucose curve is a series of blood glucose determinations made after a dose of insulin is given. Typically, blood samples are taken every 1 1/2 to 2 hours until the effects of the insulin injection can be determined. For ease of understanding, they are often plotted on a graph (Figures 1 & 2).


The purpose of home blood glucose curves is to determine if your cat is on the optimum insulin dosage for its lifestyle.
The purpose of home blood glucose curves is to determine if your cat is on the optimum insulin dosage for its lifestyle. Having convinced you that itâs a good idea to home blood test, and (hopefully!) having shown you how, itâs now time to do a full âBlood Glucose Curveâ.


The purpose of home blood glucose curves is to determine if your cat is on the optimum insulin dosage for its lifestyle.
Then, carry on taking readings every 2 hours until you have blood glucose numbers covering a full 24 hour period. When youâve recovered from your sleep deprivation (!) you will be left with a sheet of numbers. What you do with these numbers is then up to you.


Curve
A curve is the result of regular blood glucose readings taken over the space of 12 or 24 hours, on the same animal, with notes on timing and amounts of insulin and food. (For how to take a reading, see hometesting.) The curve shows the action of the insulin on the animal's system, and can be used to adjust dosage. It's useful to find the highest and lowest blood-glucose readings of the day, the peak action time of the insulin, the onset time and duration of the insulin.


About blood glucose curves
How is a blood glucose curve made? Your cat may be hospitalised for up to 24 hours. Food and insulin injections will be given according to the schedule you use at home. A blood sample will be taken prior to feeding and insulin dosing. Blood samples will then be taken every 2-4 hours for up to 24 hours.


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This glucose curve is not suitable. The highest point is 380 mg/deciliter. The nadir is 160 mg/deciliter. The range is 160 to 380 mg/dl, and the range midpoint is 270 mg/deciliter. The peak time is at 4 p.m., or eight hours after the insulin injection.


Curve
A curve is the result of regular blood glucose readings taken over the space of 12 or 24 hours, on the same animal, with notes on timing and amounts of insulin and food. The curve shows the action of the insulin on the animal's system, and can be used to adjust dosage.


Is the movie The Ultimate Gift based on a true story?
The movie The Ultimate Gift is based on the best-selling book The Ultimate Gift by Jim Stovall.


The Ultimate Gift
The Ultimate Gift. The Ultimate Gift is a 2006 American drama film directed by Michael O. Sajbel from a screenplay written by Cheryl McKay, which is in turn based on the best selling novel by Jim Stovall. It stars Drew Fuller, Bill Cobbs, Abigail Breslin, Brian Dennehy, and James Garner, and was released on March 9, 2007 in the United States and Canada.


âSullyâ Is Latest Historical Film to Prompt Off-Screen Drama
Allyn Stewart, a producer of the film, said it was not a case of taking creative license to ratchet up the drama. âThe story is told through the experiences of Jeff and Sully, and so they felt under extreme scrutiny and they were,â Ms. Stewart said. Jeff is the co-pilot, Jeff Skiles, played in the film by Aaron Eckhart.


Is the movie The Ultimate Gift based on a true story?
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Still Mine Photos
Based on true events and laced with wry humor, STILL MINE tells the heartfelt tale of Craig Morrison (Academy Award (R) nominee Cromwell), who comes up against the system when he sets out to build a more suitable house for his ailing wife Irene (Academy Award (R) nominee GeneviÃ¨ve Bujold).


The Ultimate Life is now on DVD!!
Was he ever in for a big surprise. Based on the best-selling book The Ultimate Gift by Jim Stovall, the story sends trust fund baby Jason Stevens on an improbable journey of discovery, having to answer the ultimate question: What is the relationship between wealth and happiness?.


âSullyâ Is Latest Historical Film to Prompt Off-Screen Drama
Pictures, via Associated Press. 1  Even before this weekendâs release of the Hollywood movie âSully,â about the pilot who safely landed a disabled US Airways airliner on the Hudson River on a frigid January day in 2009, a rebuttal campaign is already underway by some of the participants in the real-life story.


Is the movie Ultimate Gift based on a true story?
exists and is an alternate of . While no information of it has been found, it may be that some parts of it came from real-life experiences the director had or the writer in turn helped write the script for the movie like quite a few movies are based off of tid-bits of factual information.


Is the movie Ultimate Gift based on a true story?
Is the movie Philadelphia based on a true story? The movie Philadelphia was inspired by the story of Geoffrey Bowers, an attorney who in 1987 sued the law firm Baker & McKenzie for unfair dismissal in one of the first AIDS dâ¦iscrimination cases.


Here's why you have to refrigerate eggs in the U.S. but not in Europe
Eggs in Britain are never refrigerated; in the U.S., they always are. Why the difference? Europeans store their eggs at room temperature, while Americans refrigerate them. This is something that inspires some American tourists on their return home to adapt a more Continental attitude to the storage of eggs.


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Six Great LA âLakesâ. Natural lakes are a rarity in Southern California but maybe it doesnât matter if a lake in LA is ârealâ or not. Whether itâs fishing, boating, birding, or picnicking, here are six great bodies of water we call âlakesâ of greater LA.


Why Europeans Don't Refrigerate Their Eggs
There are two ways that salmonella can infect eggs. The bacteria can be passed on from an infected hen to the inside of the egg as it's developing, or it can get onto the outside of the shell after the egg is laid by coming into contact with the hen's feces.


Why Do We Refrigerate Eggs in the United States?
If you've ever wandered through a grocery store in another country, you've likely scratched your head over the cartons of eggs sitting unrefrigerated on pallets or shelves.


Why Europeans Don't Refrigerate Their Eggs
BI Answers: Why don't people refrigerate eggs in Europe? British supermarkets don't refrigerate eggs. The breakfast food can be found hanging out between the canned vegetables and boxes of dry cake mix in the grocery store aisle with other traditionally nonperishable foods.


Here's why you have to refrigerate eggs in the U.S. but not in Europe
Though keeping eggs at room temperature is a perfectly good idea in Europe, because of differences in production practices, it can be very dangerous in the U.S. The reason comes down to how we treat one simple, very insidious little bug, salmonella, which can cause extreme digestive distress and even prove fatal.


Why Europeans Don't Refrigerate Their Eggs
Dirty eggs may be stored in temperatures of up to 60 degrees F. After an egg is refrigerated egg, it must be kept at that temperature. A cold egg left out at room temperature can sweat, facilitating the growth of bacteria that could contaminate the egg, according to the United Egg Producers association. Refrigerated eggs should not be left out more than two hours..


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Here's why you have to refrigerate eggs in the U.S. but not in Europe. Eggs being cleaned at a plant in the United States. Eggs being cleaned at a plant in the United States.


Why Do We Refrigerate Eggs in the United States?
Turns out American eggs, in spite of their constant refrigeration, are actually more vulnerable to salmonella contamination than the eggs you might see sitting out in, for example, Europe, where a tiny difference in agricultural regulations results in a big change in food storage standards.


Here's why you have to refrigerate eggs in the U.S. but not in Europe
Here's why you have to refrigerate eggs in the U.S. but not in Europe. Eggs. Don Emmert / AFP / Getty Images. Eggs being cleaned at a plant in the United States. Eggs being cleaned at a plant in the United States.


damsel
noun, Literary. 1. a young woman or girl; a maiden, originally one of gentle or noble birth. In the eyes of these designers, this woman is more of a damsel than a dame. For example: the damsel is tied to the train tracks, the Pacific Union hurtling her way.


Translations for Damsel In Distress
The damsel-in-distress or persecuted maiden is a classic theme in world literature, art, film and video games. This trope usually involves a beautiful young woman placed in a dire predicament by a villain or monster and who requires a male hero to achieve her rescue.


damsel
Origin and Etymology of damsel. Middle English damesel, from Anglo-French dameisele, from Vulgar Latin *domnicella young noblewoman, diminutive of Latin domina lady. First Known Use: 13th century.


Translations for Damsel In Distress
The word damsel derives from the French demoiselle, meaning young lady, and the term damsel in distress in turn is a translation of the French demoiselle en dÃ©tresse. It is an archaic term not used in modern English except for effect or in expressions such as this.


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damsel in distress. A usually beautiful, virginal, virtuous, and hopelessly passive young woman constantly in need of rescue by the dashing hero. She is portrayed as rather asexual and usually a foil for the assertive but dangerously seductive femme fatale.


Definition of âa damsel in distressâ - English Dictionary
a damsel in distress. humorous. âº a young woman who is in trouble and needs a man's help. (Definition of âa damsel in distressâ from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus Â© Cambridge University Press) Translations of âa damsel in distressâ.


damsel
Two young damsels. noun. Adamsel is a young unmarried woman. A 20-year-old girl who is not married is an example of a damsel. damsel. damsel. A young woman or girl; a maiden.


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Damsels in distress are often shown tied to railroad tracks, to sawmill conveyor belts, or offered as sacrifice to a dragon (or King Kong) until her knight in shining armor arrives to save her in the nick of time. A damsel in distress would not have fared well in Medieval Europe.


Damselfish
Cocoa damselfish (Stegastes variabilis) Damselfishes comprise the family Pomacentridae except those of the genera Amphiprion and Premnas, which are the anemonefishes. They can grow up to 14 inches (36 cm) long. While most are marine, a few species inhabit the lower stretches of rivers in fresh water. Damselfish usually have bright colors.


Flu Season Will Likely Peak in February, Model Suggests
This flu season will likely not peak until February, and could be a mild one, according to a new model that aims to forecast flu in the United States this winter. This flu season will likely not peak until February, and could be a mild one, according to a new model that aims to forecast flu in the United States this winter.


What to Know About Influenza Before Peak Flu Season
During a 34-year study period, the CDC found that in flu activity generally peaked more often in February than other months. This year, public health experts believe the worst of the flu season has yet to arrive, Schaffner said. It should peak sometime in February and then it [will likely] abate through March, he said.


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As flu season reaches its peak in the next few weeks to months, here are a few things to keep in mind about the virus. While the spread of influenza can be unpredictable, generally season flu season peaks sometime between December and February, though it has been reported as late as May, according to the CDC.


Summary of the 2015-2016 Influenza Season
When did the 2015-2016 flu season peak? The timing of flu is unpredictable and can vary in different parts of the country and from season to season. Most of the time flu activity peaks between December and February, although activity can last as late as May. The peak week of flu activity in terms of influenza-like illness (ILI) for the 2015-2016 season was the week ending March 12, 2016.


What to Know About Influenza Before Peak Flu Season
Every year, millions of people will be sickened by the seasonal flu and thousands in the U.S. will die from it. As flu season reaches its peak in the next few weeks to months, here are a few things to keep in mind about the virus. When Does Flu Season Peak? While the spread of influenza can be unpredictable, generally season flu season peaks sometime between December and February, though it has been reported as late as May, according to the CDC.


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During the past five influenza seasons, peak weekly percentages of deaths attributable to P&I have ranged from 8.7% during the 2011-12 season to 11.1% during the 2012-13 season.


Flu Season Will Likely Peak in February, Model Suggests
According to the new model, there's a less than 1 percent chance that the flu season will peak before January in most of the country, and a less than 20 percent chance that it will peak in January. On the other hand, there's a 57 percent chance that flu season will peak in February. That would be relatively late â the last three flu seasons have all peaked in December, said Dave Osthus, a researcher at Los Alamos National Laboratory who leads the flu forecast project.


What to Know About Influenza Before Peak Flu Season
What to Know About Influenza Before Peak Flu Season. Influenza activity is on the rise across the U.S., with 10 states already reporting high levels of flu activity, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.


Summary of the 2015-2016 Influenza Season
During the past five influenza seasons, peak weekly percentages of deaths attributable to P&I have ranged from 7.9% during the 2011â12 season to 9.9% during the 2012â13 season. More information about pneumonia and influenza-associated mortality is available in the 2015-2016 influenza season Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR).


Summary of the 2015-2016 Influenza Season
Most of the time flu activity(https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/season/flu-season.htm) peaks between December and February, although activity can last as late as May. The peak week of flu activity in terms of influenza-like illness (ILI) for the 2015-2016 season was the week ending March 12, 2016. This is one of the later season peaks on record. Over the last 18 seasons (including the 2015-2016 season), only three seasons have peaked during March (2015-2016, 2011-2012 and 2005-2006).


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Debt Relief and Reduction. Debt is a way of life for most Americans, some of it good, much of it bad. Letâs start with a positive spin: Handled responsibly, debt can be the impetus toward great investments in homes and education, serving as a key economic engine.


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If you're planning to file for bankruptcy, the law requires that you complete a pre-bankruptcy counseling session with an approved credit counseling agency. American Consumer Credit Counseling is an approved bankruptcy credit counseling agency, authorized by the US Trustee Program of the Department of Justice.


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The Federal Reserve says that the average household debt is up to $132,529 (including mortgages) a jump of 11% in the past decade. Credit card debt and auto loans are climbing over the $1 trillion mark. Student-loan debt has hit a staggering $1.3 trillion with 44.7 million borrowers, who owe an average of $37,172. That figure alone is up 186% in the past decade!


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Chicken Sit About 3 Weeks Ducks Sit Around 28 Days The duck does not sit of the eggs to hatch it.They are hatched in the normal weather. I have a duck sitting on her eggs for about 2 weeks that I know off.aking the world better, one answer at a time. Chicken Sit About 3 Weeks Ducks Sit Around 28 Days The duck does not sit of the eggs to hatch it. They are hatched in the normal weather. I have a duck sitting on her eggs for about 2 weeks that I know off.


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Making the world better, one answer at a time. Chicken Sit About 3 Weeks Ducks Sit Around 28 Days The duck does not sit of the eggs to hatch it. They are hatched in the normal weather. I have a duck sitting on her eggs for about 2 weeks that I know off.aking the world better, one answer at a time. Chicken Sit About 3 Weeks Ducks Sit Around 28 Days The duck does not sit of the eggs to hatch it. They are hatched in the normal weather. I have a duck sitting on her eggs for about 2 weeks that I know off.


How long do ducks sit on eggs before they hatch,?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Duck eggs need to be incubated for 28 days. That is 28 days from the time she starts sitting on them. It may take her a couple of weeks to lay enough eggs for her to start sitting. When she feels that her clutch (group of eggs) is the right size, she will start sitting.Wait for 28 days.Any eggs that are not hatched after 35 days are probably bad. Throw them away. If she moves an egg out of her clutch then it is bad.t may take her a couple of weeks to lay enough eggs for her to start sitting. When she feels that her clutch (group of eggs) is the right size, she will start sitting. Wait for 28 days. Any eggs that are not hatched after 35 days are probably bad. Throw them away. If she moves an egg out of her clutch then it is bad.


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It takes 28 days just like any other kind of egg or just like chicken eggs.. Duck eggs are not like chicken eggs. Chicken eggs take approximately 21 days to hatch. Duck egg â¦ s, depending on species, incubator temps, and humidity levels, take between 25 and 35 days to hatch.uck eggs hatch dependi â¦ ng on the species of duck. Mallard ducks can hatch as early as 25 days, they do not follow the 28 scenario. They could also take as long as 35 days.


When mallard ducks laying eggs how long does it take for them to hatch?
Chicken Sit About 3 Weeks Ducks Sit Around 28 Days   Answer   The duck does not sit of the eggs to hatch it. They are hatched in the normal weather.   I have a duck â¦ sitting on her eggs for about 2 weeks that I know off. 16 people found this useful.uck eggs hatch dependi â¦ ng on the species of duck. Mallard ducks can hatch as early as 25 days, they do not follow the 28 scenario. They could also take as long as 35 days.


How long does a female duck sit on her eggs for before they hatch?
Ducks lay an egg every day or two until they have a full clutch (usually 8 to 15); only then will the mother start to sit on them. It takes the eggs 28 days to hatch from when she starts sitting all the time.When they hatch, she will soon lead them to a nearby body of water.The father takes no part in caring for the eggs or young.E: How long does a female duck sit on her eggs for before they hatch? My female duck has laid eggs and has been going back and forwards sitting on them for the last week and i just wounded how long it takes for the eggs to hatch once she has laid them?


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It takes 28 days just like any other kind of egg or just like chicken eggs.. Duck eggs are not like chicken eggs. Chicken eggs take approximately 21 days to hatch. Duck egg â¦ s, depending on species, incubator temps, and humidity levels, take between 25 and 35 days to hatch.aking the world better, one answer at a time. Chicken Sit About 3 Weeks Ducks Sit Around 28 Days The duck does not sit of the eggs to hatch it. They are hatched in the normal weather. I have a duck sitting on her eggs for about 2 weeks that I know off.


How long does a female duck sit on her eggs for before they hatch?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Duck eggs take 28-30 days to hatch, except for Muscovy eggs, which take 35 days. If you find a wild duck's nest on your property and don't see the mother on the eggs, don't necessarily worry.E: How long does a female duck sit on her eggs for before they hatch? My female duck has laid eggs and has been going back and forwards sitting on them for the last week and i just wounded how long it takes for the eggs to hatch once she has laid them?


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The mallard hen is less colorful than her swain. Tom Brakefield/Stockbyte/Getty Images. A wild duck nesting on your property is likely to be a mallard. Her eggs take 25 to 29 days to hatch, according to the U.S. Geological Survey website.Before she begins to incubate, she lays one egg a day, usually ending up with a clutch numbering about a dozen.he mallard hen is less colorful than her swain. Tom Brakefield/Stockbyte/Getty Images. A wild duck nesting on your property is likely to be a mallard. Her eggs take 25 to 29 days to hatch, according to the U.S. Geological Survey website.


EUdict dictionary: Japanese - English
These dictionaries are the result of the work of many authors who worked very hard and finally offered their product free of charge on the internet thus making it easier to all of us to communicate with each other. Some of the dictionaries have only a few thousand words, others have more than 250,000.


Language in Croatia: Letâs Learn Croatian Phrases
Language in Croatia: Letâs Learn Croatian Phrases. Croatian is a tough language. Trust me, I have been (trying to) learn Croatian for almost a year now. Everyone will tell you just how hard the language is to master â most Croatianâs will even agree. But its not hard to learn a few basic Croatian phrases. In this post I will teach you some basic phrases you can use everyday while on holidays in Croatia. Croatian letters are a little different to those in the English alphabet.


Learn Croatian Swear Words: Swear Like a Croatian Guide
Croatian swear words â phrases you wonât find in a travel guide. I wrote a piece for the Expats Blog annual writing competition about Croatian swear words, well phrases actually. I had some great feedback from it (& even won a Gold Medal), so I thought Iâd share it with you all.


Learn Croatian Swear Words: Swear Like a Croatian Guide
Ne mogu viÅ¡e, hvala. If you plan to visit your Croatian family and friends here in Croatia for a meal, itâs a wise move to ensure that you do not eat a big meal leading up to your visit. Your Croatian friends and family â especially the older ones will be throwing food at you left right and centre.


Learn Croatian Swear Words: Swear Like a Croatian Guide
It seems that (most) Dalmatians just love to shorten words, sing and as I have come to learn: swear, and swear a lot! Below are a list of a few phrases youâll find handy here in Dalmatia. Just a word of warning, a few might offend, so apologies upfront if you find yourself blushing at these Croatian swear words.


Croatian phrasebook
Croatian belongs to the synthetic language group, which means that unlike English and other analytical languages, different grammatical aspects are expressed in one word by changing the structure of that wordâadding an ending or prefix, modifying the core of the word, etc.


Language in Croatia: Letâs Learn Croatian Phrases
Croatian Swearingâ¦. Not for everyone, but you can check some phrases you wont find in your travel guide â also known as Croatian swear words â just donât say these ones around the elderly or in church. And donât blame me if you get in trouble for using themâ¦.


Croatian phrasebook
In America the date 11-18-2005 in Croatian is 18.11.2005. . There is always a dot after the year because in Croatian a year is an ordinal number, and ordinal numbers are always followed by a dot to distinguish them from cardinal numbers.


Croatian phrasebook
Croatian phrasebook. Croatian is a Slavic language spoken by around 7 million people. It is the official language of Croatia and one of the official languages of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It also is an official regional language in the province of Burgenland in Austria.


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Croatian Phrases. This page contains a table including the following: Croatian phrases, expressions and words in Croatian, conversation and idioms, Croatian greetings, and survival phrases. It also helps if you simply want to know what to say when chatting in Croatian!


Brownfields Tax Incentive Frequently Asked Questions
This document provides answers to some of the most frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the federal Brownfields Tax Incentive. The questions are divided into the following sections: 1  I. Background on the Brownfields Tax Incentive.  II.


Brownfields Tax Incentive Frequently Asked Questions
Other expenses, such as repairs, may be deducted in the same year they are incurred. For some taxpayers, the accelerated deduction of the Brownfields Tax Incentive may provide a financial benefit that will stimulate brownfields cleanup and revitalization.


Brownfields Tax Incentive Frequently Asked Questions
Taxpayers should consult with tax counsel and their appropriate state agency contact to clarify whether the circumstances at their property qualify as a release or threat of release under the tax incentive. A list of state contacts can be found at: http://www.epa.gov/brownfields/stxcntct.htm.


Brownfield Redevelopment
The redevelopment of brownfields can provide many benefits to a community, including an increased tax base, the creation of new jobs, the utilization of existing infrastructure, and the removal of blight. The removal of contaminants in the area also helps to protect human health and the environment.


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A brownfield is an abandoned, idled, or underused industrial or commercial facility in which redevelopment is burdened by real or potential environmental contamination.* Typical businesses that leave behind such contaminated sites include: Railroads.


Brownfields Tax Incentive Frequently Asked Questions
Taxpayers must also consult with their appropriate state Brownfields Tax Incentive contact to verify a property's eligibility and obtain the required state property eligibility statement. A list of state Brownfields Tax Incentive contacts can be found at: http://www.epa.gov/brownfields/stxcntct.htm.


Brownfield Redevelopment
A brownfield is an abandoned, idled, or underused industrial or commercial facility in which redevelopment is burdened by real or potential environmental contamination.* Typical businesses that leave behind such contaminated sites include: 1  Railroads.  Gas stations.


Brownfields Tax Incentive Frequently Asked Questions
A4: Responsible parties who contaminate and remediate a property without changing its use have always been able to deduct environmental cleanup costs as an operating expense. The Brownfields Tax Incentive allows these same property owners to also expense these costs if they are changing the use of the property.


Brownfield Redevelopment
CERCLA was enacted by Congress in 1980 and gives authority to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to initiate investigations and cleanup and to take enforcement action against parties responsible for the leaking of hazardous wastes, pollutants, or contaminants into the environment.


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As part of this Program, EPA has awarded cooperative agreements to States, and political subdivisions (including cities, towns, counties) to capitalize Brownfields Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund (BCRLF) pilots to facilitate the cleanup and redevelopment of brownfields properties.


How is ATP produced and used in living organisms?
ATP (adenosine triphosphate) is required in all living cells as a continual supply of energy, to be used in processes, which keep the organism alive such as muscle contraction. ATP is made up of three main components, the base (adenine), a phosphate chain (made of three phosphate groups) and a ribose sugar backbone.


Mitochondria
At the same time, the electron transport chain produces ATP. (This is why the the process is called oxidative phosphorylation.) During electron transport, the participating protein complexes push protons from the matrix out to the intermembrane space.


Mitochondria
This creates a concentration gradient of protons that another protein complex, called ATP synthase, uses to power synthesis of the energy carrier molecule ATP (Figure 2). At the inner mitochondrial membrane, a high energy electron is passed along an electron transport chain.


How is ATP produced and used in living organisms?
Active transport is a process that requires a lot of ATP, as it's the movement of substances against a concentration gradient. An example of this- energy from ATP may be used by carrier proteins to move molecules into the cell against the gradient.


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Mitochondria are the energy factories of the cells. The energy currency for the work that animals must do is the energy-rich molecule adenosine triphosphate (ATP). The ATP is produced in the mitochondria using energy stored in food. Just as the chloroplasts in plants act as sugar factories for the supply of ordered molecules to the plant, the mitochondria in animals and plants act to produce the ordered ATP molecules as the energy supply for the processes of life.


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This ATP production by the mitochondria is done by the process of respiration, which in essence is the use of oxygen in a process which generates energy. This is a very efficient process for using food energy to make ATP.


How is ATP produced and used in living organisms?
The energy released from the respiration of Glucose is used to add inorganic phosphate groups to ADP to form ATP. Below is a diagram of ATP. The first step in the production of ATP and the store of energy is Glycolysis, which occurs in both aerobic and anaerobic respiration.


How is ATP produced and used in living organisms?
The Last process takes place on the Cristi of the mitochondria and is called the Electron Transport Chain. This is the most efficient stage of respiration where around 32 molecules of ATP may be produced via a series of redox (oxidation and reduction) reactions. The hydrogen ions are brought by the reduced NAD and reduced FAD; this replenishes the cells supply of hydrogen carriers.


Why don't trains have a Caboose anymore?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: There's no need for 5 man crews anymore... Cabooses went out in the 1970's, replaced with a FRED-Flashing Rear End Device, or to some employees, a F***ing Rear End Device -- because its heavy if you have to carry it from the locomotive to the rear car.he crew in the caboose kept an eye on the train in front of them to watch for hot-boxes (over-heated axle bearings) and other problems. Now there are trackside hotbox and dragging equipment detectors (automatic), and trains use roller bearings as opposed to the old friction bearings.


Why don't trains have a Caboose anymore?
Trains no longer have cabooses because in the 1980s they developed a device called EOT commonly known as End of Train device it monitors brake pressure and is monitored in the cab by the engineer in the event of an emergency the engineer throws a switch and applies the brakes on the train.he crew in the caboose kept an eye on the train in front of them to watch for hot-boxes (over-heated axle bearings) and other problems. Now there are trackside hotbox and dragging equipment detectors (automatic), and trains use roller bearings as opposed to the old friction bearings.


Why are there no cabooses on trains anymore?
Answer by ArdWar. Confidence votes 230. Cabooses were used for the brakemen (train guard, hence its alternative name, guard car) or extra crew members. They were used for radio comunications, braking and monitor the train. Now the ETD (end of train device) or red flags symbolize the ends of trains now.ost modern trains have no cabooses, also known as brake vans (UK guard's vans).   â¦ They were originally designed to keep the couplings tight for all the cars between the locomotive and the train's end.


Why donât freight trains have cabooses anymore?
Cecil replies: Don't need 'em, and besides, it's cheaper this way. There used to be two guys in the caboose: the conductor and a brakeman. The conductor did paperwork, the brakeman threw switches, and they both watched for hotboxes (overheated freight car wheel bearings).he significance of this will not be apparent until I let you in on a key fact from my vast storehouse of railroad lore: you can't start a whole freight train at once. Too much inertia. Instead you have to start it one car at a time, taking advantage of the slack in the couplers that connect the cars.


Why don't trains have a Caboose anymore?
The crew in the caboose kept an eye on the train in front of them to watch for hot-boxes (over-heated axle bearings) and other problems. Now there are trackside hotbox and dragging equipment detectors (automatic), and trains use roller bearings as opposed to the old friction bearings.he crew in the caboose kept an eye on the train in front of them to watch for hot-boxes (over-heated axle bearings) and other problems. Now there are trackside hotbox and dragging equipment detectors (automatic), and trains use roller bearings as opposed to the old friction bearings.


Why don't trains have cabooses anymore?
SIOUX CITY -- It's almost the end of the line for the iconic caboose, a railroad relic brushed aside by modern technology.he caboose's role as a rolling office also is no longer needed. Technology took over the main areas of paperwork, said Mark Davis, a spokesman for Union Pacific Corp., which operates about 32,000 miles of tracks.


Why don't trains have cabooses anymore?
In most cases, people have either forgotten about the caboose or don't know what it is, he said. Some young kids have never seen a caboose on the end of a train, he said. They've been gone for so long.They are an interesting piece of history for our kids..he caboose's role as a rolling office also is no longer needed. Technology took over the main areas of paperwork, said Mark Davis, a spokesman for Union Pacific Corp., which operates about 32,000 miles of tracks.


Why donât freight trains have cabooses anymore?
This can take a while in a mile-long freight. When the engineer wants to start the train, she pumps air into the brake line until the rear-end gauge reaches a certain level. That tells her all the brakes throughout the train have been released and she can give that puppy some gas.he significance of this will not be apparent until I let you in on a key fact from my vast storehouse of railroad lore: you can't start a whole freight train at once. Too much inertia. Instead you have to start it one car at a time, taking advantage of the slack in the couplers that connect the cars.


Why don't trains have cabooses anymore?
The caboose has gone the way of railroad nostalgia; it's not coming back, said Matt Merc, executive director of the Siouxland Historical Railroad Association, which chronicles the region's extensive train history.he caboose's role as a rolling office also is no longer needed. Technology took over the main areas of paperwork, said Mark Davis, a spokesman for Union Pacific Corp., which operates about 32,000 miles of tracks.


Why donât freight trains have cabooses anymore?
Before starting, all the cars in a freight train are bunched up behind the locomotive. When the engineer opens the throttle, the locomotive starts moving solo until the slack in the first set of couplers runs out, whereupon the first car in the train starts with a jerk.he significance of this will not be apparent until I let you in on a key fact from my vast storehouse of railroad lore: you can't start a whole freight train at once. Too much inertia. Instead you have to start it one car at a time, taking advantage of the slack in the couplers that connect the cars.


What island of Hawaii is Pearl Harbor located?
Pearl Harbor is located in Oahu, Hawaii. Pearl Harbor was attacked December 7, 1941. It happened on the Hawaii island of Oahu.


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Pearl Harbor is located on the south coast of Oahu.  Oahu is one of the Hawaiian Islands.  On the south side of Oahu, from west to east is  Pearl City, Pearl Harbor, Hickam â¦ Field (now Hickam AFB &  Honolulu International Airport), Honolulu, and then Diamond  Head. . 1 person found this useful.


Pearl Harbor from Big Island
Other Pearl Harbor sites include the Pacific Aviation Museum, the USS Oklahoma Memorial, and the USS Bowfin Submarine. Pearl Harbor is on the island of Oahu â¦ known as the âGathering Place.â This is the same island where Honolulu is found.


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In 1999, the battleship USS Missouri was moved to Pearl Harbor from the United States west coast and docked near, and perpendicular to, the USS Arizona Memorial (parallel to the Arizona).


USS Arizona Memorial
The USS Arizona Memorial, located at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, Hawaii, marks the resting place of 1,102 of the 1,177 sailors and Marines killed on USS Arizona (BB-39) during the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941 and commemorates the events of that day.


What island of Hawaii is Pearl Harbor located?
Pearl Harbor is on the island of OÊ»ahu, HawaiÊ»i, west of Honolulu. Oahu, one of the Hawaiian islands.


Pearl Harbor from Big Island
While the Arizona Memorial is the main attraction at Pearl Harbor, there is lots more to see and do here. Right next door is the USS Missouri, the Iowa-class battleship where the Empire of Japan surrendered to formally end WWII.


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pearl harbor is an island in Hawaii that the Japanese bombed.   Most probably a spelling error of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, where the United States Navy suffered serious los â¦ ses in a surprise attack by Japan in December 1941. 2 people found this useful.


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The USS Arizona (BB-39) sunk and burning during the attack on Pearl Harbor, 7 December 1941.


USS Arizona Memorial
The attack on Pearl Harbor and the island of OÊ»ahu was the action that led to the United States' direct involvement in World War II. The memorial, built in 1962, is visited by more than two million people annually. Accessible only by boat, it straddles the sunken hull of the battleship without touching it.


Tetanus Diphtheria Vaccine Cost
Typical costs: 1  For patients not covered by health insurance, the cost of a Td booster usually consists of a flat fee for the one required shot, which includes a shot administration fee and the cost of the vaccine, typically $25 to $60. 2  Health insurance plans that offer preventive benefits often cover a Td booster.


Private Insurance Vaccine Coverage
Private Insurance Vaccine Coverage. All Health Insurance Marketplace plans and most other private insurance plans must cover the following list of vaccines without charging a copayment or coinsurance when provided by an in-network provider. This is true even for patients who have not met a yearly deductible.


Paying For Vaccines
In many cases, healthcare plans will cover the entire cost of the visit (confirm the coverage for the visit with your health plan ahead of time). Vaccines for Uninsured or Underinsured Children. If you don't have insurance, or if it does not cover vaccines, the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program may be able to help. This program provides vaccines at no cost to doctors who serve eligible children.


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MLN Matters Number: SE0678 Related Change Request Number: N/A. Coverage of Vaccines under the Part D Program. Any vaccine licensed under section 351 of the Public Health Service Act is. available for payment under the Part D benefit when it is not available for payment. under Medicare Part B (as so prescribed and dispensed or administered).


Paying For Vaccines
Call Your Insurance Company to Check if Youre Covered. Most insurance companies are now required to cover the cost of immunizations and preventive care, but a select number of older and more limited plans dont yet apply to the new law. The best way to find out if youre covered is by making the call.


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For specific health questions and. concerns, talk with your doctor and follow his or her direction as to the preventive care. services that are right for you. UnitedHealthcare is dedicated to helping people live healthier lives, and we encourage.


Federal Programs for Persons with Disabilities
UnitedHealthcare covers preventive services, as specified in the health care reform law, at 100% without charging a copayment, coinsurance or deductible, as long as they are. received in the health planâs network. UnitedHealthcare also covers other diagnostic.


Medicare and Mental Health
There is no Medicare payment for administration of Part D vaccines, so plans. cannot pay for the administration of Part D vaccines in a physicianâs office or at a. pharmacy. As mentioned previously, Medicare Part B does not cover.


Prescription Drug Coverage
Medicare Part D is a great option for eligible individuals who take prescription drugs on a regular basis. These plans are designed to help pay for the costs of prescription drugs. You can choose a stand-alone prescription drug plan, called a PDP, or a Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug Plan, called an MA-PD.


Teeth Whitening
The bleaches used most often in teeth-whitening products are hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide. The latter is particularly appropriate for home-whitening products because it is a more stable compound with a longer shelf life.


Teeth Whitening
It's these organic particles that give the teeth a stained appearance. For surface stains, the solution is left on the teeth usually for 30 minutes to one hour, depending on the method used. For internal stains on non-living teeth that have had root canal work, the bleach might be sealed inside the tooth. The bleaching process continues until these organic particles are rendered colorless.


Teeth Whitening
1 Whitening Strips â These resemble clear adhesive bandages that are stuck onto the teeth and left there usually for 30 minutes at a time, twice a day for a week or two. 2  Brush-On Whitening â These gels are painted directly onto the teeth with a small brush and sometimes left overnight.


Routine Treatment âº Tooth whitening
Once your dental team has started the treatment, you will need to continue the treatment at home. This means regularly applying the whitening product over two to four weeks, for 30 minutes to one hour at a time. However, there are now some new products which can be applied for up to eight hours at a time. This means you can get a satisfactory result in as little as one week.


How long does a tooth whitening procedure take?
A RealAge answered. The length of time it takes to whiten your teeth will vary with the amount of discoloration of your teeth. For treatments performed by your dentist, it generally takes 30-90 minutes per visit to make your teeth brighter. It may require as little as one visit and up to ten visits over a period of time. Over-the-counter products may require you to wear a mouthpiece anywhere from 30 minutes a day to overnight for up to a month.


How long does teeth whitening last?
On the other hand, if you're a good candidate for teeth whitening and you choose a treatment method from your dentist (in-office whitening or custom-take home trays), you can expect your whitening (again, with proper follow-up) to last up to 5 years.


Teeth Whitening
But even if you are only considering an at-home whitening approach, it's best to have a dental exam first to make sure your discoloration is not due to a condition in need of treatment. Your dentist can also help you choose the most effective whitening method for your particular situation.


How long does teeth whitening last?
How long you can maintain your whitened teeth will depend on several unique and individual factors. However most people find that after successful whitening, teeth rarely return to their once deeply stained state. 1  If your discoloration is due to over-consumption of tea, coffee, wine or tobacco products etc. - 2  and you do not change your behavior, then it is likely that the whitening effect will not last as long.


Art History Terms - Ancient Egypt
In an axial plan, the parts of a building are organized longitudinally, or along a given axis; in a central plan, the parts of the structure are of equal or almost equal dimensions around the center.


What is Ashlar Masonry?
This type of masonry is often referred to as dressed stone, because the faces are sometimes embellished or decorated with carvings. The origin of ashlar masonry is not entirely clear; many ancient cultures include early examples of the building technique.


"How to perform architectural grooves ""Ashlar""cuts finish with Monocouche"
Adorable animal families that will make you aww. Ashlar masonry is a type of building construction that uses primarily rectangular blocks of stone. Using techniques dating back thousands of years, ashlar masons can create walls, arches, and buildings through correct placement and varied sizes of rectangular blocks.


Art History Terms - Ancient Egypt
The fenestrated part of a building that rises above the roofs of the other parts. In Roman basilicas and medieval churches, the windows that form the nave's uppermost level below the timber ceiling or the vaults.