Bobby Ryan
In 2014, Ryan was passed over by the U.S. Olympic Hockey Team despite his strong play during the first half of the 2013â14 season.This snub created somewhat of a controversy surrounding Ryan's play and U.S. Olympic Team.n 2014, Ryan was passed over by the U.S. Olympic Hockey Team despite his strong play during the first half of the 2013â14 season.


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Ben Hutton will play in his first NHL contest Wednesday night against the Calgary Flames. The rookie defender is slated to skate alongside Luca Sbisa on the third pairing. Hutton was a surprise addition to Vancouver's lineup after he earned his spot out of training camp.en Hutton will play in his first NHL contest Wednesday night against the Calgary Flames. The rookie defender is slated to skate alongside Luca Sbisa on the third pairing. Hutton was a surprise addition to Vancouver's lineup after he earned his spot out of training camp.


Ryan Malone
Malone was born near Pittsburgh, where he attended Upper St. Clair High School in suburban Pittsburgh for two years. He played hockey during his junior year at Shattuck-St. Mary's in Faribault, Minnesota, a school later attended by Zach Parise and Sidney Crosby.alone was born near Pittsburgh, where he attended Upper St. Clair High School in suburban Pittsburgh for two years. He played hockey during his junior year at Shattuck-St. Mary's in Faribault, Minnesota, a school later attended by Zach Parise and Sidney Crosby.


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Sami Vatanen scored his first goal of the season in a 2-1 shootout loss to the Vancouver Canucks on Monday night. Vatanen opened the scoring early in the second period for the Anaheim Ducks with a blast from the point, beating a screened Ryan Miller.Andrew Cogliano and Mike Santorelli assisted on Vatanen's goal.ami Vatanen scored his first goal of the season in a 2-1 shootout loss to the Vancouver Canucks on Monday night. Vatanen opened the scoring early in the second period for the Anaheim Ducks with a blast from the point, beating a screened Ryan Miller.


Whale Shark
Description. The whale shark is an enormous fish, measuring 5.5 to 10 meters long, and weighing an average of 18.7 tonnes. The largest scientifically measured whale shark was 12.7 meters long and weighed no less than 21.5 tonnes.


Whale populations are too low to resume commercial hunting, geneticists find
It is well known that hunting dramatically reduced all baleen whale populations, yet reliable estimates of former whale abundances are elusive, wrote Palumbi and Harvard graduate student Joe Roman, lead author of the study.


Whale Shark
Whale shark reproduction is largely a mystery, though one female is known to have contained over 300 small âpupsâ who are likely born in sequence rather than in one huge swarm. Whale sharks reach adulthood at around 30 years of age and may live for up to a century.


Whale populations are too low to resume commercial hunting, geneticists find
The genetics we've done of whales in the North Atlantic says that, before whaling, there were a total of 800,000 to 900,000 humpback, fin and minke whales -- far greater numbers than anybody ever thought, Palumbi said.


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Whale Shark Populations in the Gulf of Mexico. A whale shark swimming and feeding at surface during a June 2010 feeding aggregation at Ewing Bank. Photograph by Eric Hoffmayer. About the Project. The Gulf of Mexico is an essential habitat for many shark and ray species, including the whale shark (Rhincodon typus).


Whale populations are too low to resume commercial hunting, geneticists find
The worldwide population of humpback whales, estimated at 20,000 may have been as high as 1.5 million before the advent of 19th-century commercial whaling, according to a new genetics srudy by researchers from Stanford and Harvard Universities.


Whale populations are too low to resume commercial hunting, geneticists find
Current IWC estimates place today's fin whale population at 56,000, which would be an all-time high. But a genetic comparison of 235 fin whales by Roman and Palumbi revealed that the actual pre-whaling population was probably about 360,000 -- again, roughly 10 times higher than the IWC's historical estimate.


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From 2003 to 2009, over 300 whale shark sightings were reported to the Gulf Coast Research Laboratoryâs northern Gulf of Mexico whale shark sightings survey, and over a third of the sightings were within the ever expanding area of the spill.


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Given the amount of time whale sharks spend at or near the surface of the water, there is considerable potential for harm or death to individuals from direct exposure to and contamination from the spill (via oiling or clogging of their gills), as well as from depletion of prey or consumption of oil-contaminated prey.


Whale Shark
Whale sharks have huge, wide mouths, which is one of their most notable features. These giant fish swim slowly through the warm tropical and subtropical seas. Whale sharks, despite their name and formidable size, are extremely gentle creatures and eat only tiny organisms collected via filter feeding.


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You are correct that the Medical Record, in its entirety, must be completed within 30 days. (This standard is located in 10.01.17) The Discharge Summary document, within that medical record, must be completed and available to the next provider no later than 7 days post discharge.


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You are correct that the Medical Record, in its entirety, must be completed within 30 days. (This standard is located in 10.01.17) The Discharge Summary document, within that medical record, must be completed and available to the next provider no later than 7 days post discharge. 2.


Creating a better discharge summary
For instance, a hospital can allow hospitalists to discharge a patient only when they enter the summary. The disadvantage with that safeguard, Dr. Williams said, is that patients receive care until literally the moment of discharge.


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1 Dictations that are way too long. 2  This is a discharge summary of the hospital stay, not a minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day account. 3  If you are too wordy in your discharge summaries you need to know that everyone hates you.


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patient unless you have such a policy or it is required. by State law. You should document in the patientâs clinical record that the physician was notified of the discharge. You must inform the attending physician that the discharge summary is available and send it to him or her upon request.


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Ideally, the Discharge Summary would be the document which is sent to the PCP, but it is understood that a âcompleteâ / final summary may not be available at the time of discharge, in which case, the discharge instructions and medication reconciliation document(s) would suffice.


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However, given the discharge summaryâs pivotal communication role in care transitions, even a small frequency of omitted patient discharge condition information is a concern and may affect patient safety. Amy J.H. Kind, MD; Maureen A. Smith, MD, MPH, PhD.


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However, given the discharge summaryâs pivotal communication role in care transitions, even a small frequency of omitted patient discharge condition information is a concern and may affect patient safety.


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1 Dictations that are way too long. 2  This is a discharge summary of the hospital stay, not a minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day account. 3  If you are too wordy in your discharge summaries you need to know that everyone hates you. 4  Nobody reads them except you.


Hospital Discharge Summary: My Shortest One Ever.
1 Dictations that are way too long. 2  This is a discharge summary of the hospital stay, not a minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day account. 3  If you are too wordy in your discharge summaries you need to know that everyone hates you. 4  Nobody reads them except you. 5  Nobody thinks they are a masterpiece except you.


How to install Windows 10 Technical Preview from a flash drive
Here's what you'll need: An old desktop or laptop, one you don't mind wiping to make way for Windows 10. The minimum system requirements include a 1GHz processor, 1GB of RAM (or 2GB for the 64-bit version), and at least 16GB of storage. A 4GB flash drive, or 8GB for the 64-bit version. Rufus, a free utility for creating bootable USB drives.


iXPANDFlash Drive
Free up space on your iPhone or iPad quickly with the iXpand Flash Drive. Simply plug in the Lightning connector and you can easily move photos, videos and other files off your device and onto the drive. From there, you can transfer the files onto a Mac computer or PC or store them on the drive.


Q: Windows 10 to a flash drive.
Need latest info on transferring Windows 10 to a flash drive. Then would use flash drive to upgrade my Windows 7 computer.


iXPANDFlash Drive
Designed to be the perfect companion for your iPhone, the iXpand Flash Drive offers an easy way to free up space on your iPhone, automatically backs up your camera roll, and even lets you watch popular-format videos straight from the drive.


How to install Windows 10 Technical Preview from a flash drive
Here's what you'll need: 1  An old desktop or laptop, one you don't mind wiping to make way for Windows 10. 2  A 4GB flash drive, or 8GB for the 64-bit version. 3  Rufus, a free utility for creating bootable USB drives.


iXPANDFlash Drive
The iXpand Flash Drive is designed with a flexible connector to plug directly into your iPhone or iPad without having to remove your case. Now available, the iXpand Flash Drive also comes in a version built for the OtterBox uniVERSE case system8.


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Bedlam, popular name for the Hospital of St. Mary of Bethlehem, London, an insane asylum, from Middle English Bedlem Bethlehem. First Known Use: circa 1529.


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Bedlam, popular name for the Hospital of St. Mary of Bethlehem, London, an insane asylum, from Middle English Bedlem Bethlehem.


bedlam
From Bedlam, alternative name of the English lunatic asylum, Bethlem Royal Hospital (royal hospital from 1375, mental hospital from 1403) (earlier St Mary of Bethlehem outside Bishopsgate, hospice in existence from 1329, priory established 1247), sense used to mean âa place or situation of madness and chaosâ.


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2. Archaic. an insane asylum or madhouse. [after Bedlam, a familiar name for the Hospital of St. Mary of Bethlehem in London, a lunatic asylum from c1400]. - The word bedlam is a contraction of Bethlehem, a hospital in London that became a lunatic asylum.


bedlam
bedÂ·lam. n. 1. A place or situation of noisy uproar and confusion. 2. often Bedlam Archaic An insane asylum. [Middle English. , Hospital of Saint Mary of.


bedlam
1. a scene or state of wild uproar and confusion. 2. Archaic. an insane asylum or madhouse. [after Bedlam, a familiar name for the Hospital of St. Mary of Bethlehem in London, a lunatic asylum from c1400]. - The word bedlam is a contraction of Bethlehem, a hospital in London that became a lunatic asylum.


beldam
An old woman, especially one who is considered ugly. Middle English, grandmother: bel, indicating respect (from Old French bel, fine, from Latin bellus; see deu- 2 in Indo-European roots) + dame, lady; see Dame. Origin of beldam.


bedlam
bedÂ·lam. n. 1. A place or situation of noisy uproar and confusion. 2. often Bedlam Archaic An insane asylum. [Middle English.


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But the strong-willed old beldam scowled, and beckoned, and flung the energy of her purpose so forcibly at this poor combination of rotten wood, and musty straw, and ragged garments, that it was compelled to show itself a man, in spite of the reality of things.


bedlam
n. 1. a noisy confused place or situation; state of uproar: his speech caused bedlam. 2. (Psychiatry) a lunatic asylum; madhouse.


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Bipolar Symptoms: Mania. Mania is a term that describes the emotional highs of bipolar disorder. Mania, or a manic episode, is usually characterized by feelings of extreme energy, restlessness, or irritability. In general, symptoms of a manic episode may include: 1  High energy, excessive activity, and/or restlessness. 2  Overly good mood. 3  Irritability. 4  Fast, erratic talking. 5  Racing thoughts. 6  Inability to concentrate.


Bipolar Disorder
People with bipolar disorder who have psychotic symptoms may be wrongly diagnosed as having schizophrenia. Mania. To be diagnosed with bipolar disorder, a person must have experienced mania or hypomania. Hypomania is a milder form of mania that doesn't include psychotic episodes. People with hypomania can often function normally in social situations or at work.


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This is the classic form of the illness. Bipolar I leaves no doubt as to whether someone is in a manic (extreme elation) phase, as their behavior quickly escalates until theyâre out of control. The person could end up in the emergency room or worse if left untreated.


Everything You Need to Know About Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder is a mental illness marked by extreme mood swings from highs to lows and vice versa. Each of these extreme episodes can last hours, days, weeks, or months. The mood swings may even become mixed, so you might feel elated and depressed at the same time. Bipolar disorder can be hard to diagnose, but there are warning signs you can look for. Keep reading to learn more.


Bipolar Disorder
Symptoms. A person with bipolar disorder may have distinct manic or depressed states. A person with mixed episodes experiences both extremes simultaneously or in rapid sequence. Severe bipolar episodes of mania or depression may also include psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations or delusions. Usually, these psychotic symptoms mirror a personâs extreme mood. Someone who is manic might believe he has special powers and may display risky behavior.


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1 Withdrawal from friends and family, and/or a loss of interest in activities that were once enjoyed. 2  Significant loss or increase in appetite. 3  Severe fatigue or lack of energy. 4  Slow speech. 5  Problems with memory, concentration, and decision-making.


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Dichloromethane (DCM, or methylene chloride) is an organic compound with the formula C H 2 Cl 2.This colorless, volatile liquid with a moderately sweet aroma is widely used as a solvent. Although it is not miscible with water, it is miscible with many organic solvents.One of the most well-known applications of dichloromethane is in the drinking bird heat engine.he chemical compound's low boiling point allows the chemical to function in a heat engine that can extract mechanical energy from small temperature differences. An example of a DCM heat engine is the drinking bird. The toy works at room temperature.


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Uses. 1  Methylene chloride is predominantly used as a solvent in paint strippers and removers; as a process solvent in the manufacture of drugs, pharmaceuticals, and film coatings; as a metal cleaning and finishing solvent in electronics manufacturing; and as an agent in urethane foam blowing. ( 2 1). (1, 4). 2  Methylene chloride is a colorless liquid with a sweetish odor. ( 3 1, 6). 4  The chemical formula for methylene chloride is CH 2 Cl 2, and the molecular weight is 84.93 g/mol.


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Methylene chloride is a clear, non-flammable liquid with a sweet, pleasant odor. Its primarily used as paint remover, industrial solvent, and grain fumigant. In the home, methylene chloride may be an ingredient in paint removers and in fire extinguishers.he following symptoms may occur immediately or shortly after exposure to levels of methylene chloride at or above 300,000 ppbv in air: 1  Increased levels of carbon monoxide in the blood which may cause fatigue, shortness of breath or chest pain; 2  Drowsiness, headache, a feeling of being drunk, and.


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1 Methylene chloride is also used as a propellant in aerosols for products such as paints, automotive products, and insect sprays. ( 2 1). 3  It is used as an extraction solvent for spice oleoresins, hops, and for the removal of caffeine from coffee. (1, 4). 2  Methylene chloride is a colorless liquid with a sweetish odor. ( 3 1, 6). 4  The chemical formula for methylene chloride is CH 2 Cl 2, and the molecular weight is 84.93 g/mol.


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Methylene chloride, also called dichloromethane, is a volatile, colorless liquid with a chloroform-like odor.Methylene chloride is used in various industrial processes, in many different industries including paint stripping, pharmaceutical manufacturing, paint remover manufacturing, and metal cleaning and degreasing.The most common means of exposure to methylene chloride is inhalation and skin exposure.ethylene chloride is used in various industrial processes, in many different industries including paint stripping, pharmaceutical manufacturing, paint remover manufacturing, and metal cleaning and degreasing. The most common means of exposure to methylene chloride is inhalation and skin exposure.


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â¢ Paint and varnish remover: Methylene chloride is the most commonly used solvent in paint stripping, which accounts for 11% of European usage of this compound. It is a quick acting solvent for both wash-off and scrape-off formulations.or sensitive metals, methylene chloride is ideal because of its low boiling temperature. â¢ Aerosols: Methylene chloride is an excellent solvent for most of the ingredients in aerosol formulations, an end-use that represents 4% of European usage of this product.


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1 Methylene chloride is a colorless liquid with a sweetish odor. ( 2 1, 6). 3  The chemical formula for methylene chloride is CH 2 Cl 2, and the molecular weight is 84.93 g/mol. ( 4 1). 5  The vapor pressure for methylene chloride is 349 mm Hg at 20 Â°C, and it has an octanol/water coefficient (log K ow) of 1.30. (1, 4). 2  Methylene chloride is a colorless liquid with a sweetish odor. ( 3 1, 6). 4  The chemical formula for methylene chloride is CH 2 Cl 2, and the molecular weight is 84.93 g/mol.


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1 Methylene chloride is predominantly used as a solvent for paint stripper, varnish removal, aerosol spray repellent and degreasing. 2  It is an effective solvent because of its highly volatility and stability. 3  Methylene chloride is also used in the processing of plastics, extracting fats and oils from food products.ethylene chloride (also known as dichloromethane) is an organic halogen compound with the molecular formula of CH 2 C l2. This product is a non-flammable liquid, having no measurable flashpoint or flammable limits in air.


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1 (1, 4). 2  Methylene chloride is a colorless liquid with a sweetish odor. ( 3 1, 6). 4  The chemical formula for methylene chloride is CH 2 Cl 2, and the molecular weight is 84.93 g/mol.( 5 1). 6  The vapor pressure for methylene chloride is 349 mm Hg at 20 Â°C, and it has an octanol/water coefficient (log K ow) of 1.30. (1, 4). 2  Methylene chloride is a colorless liquid with a sweetish odor. ( 3 1, 6). 4  The chemical formula for methylene chloride is CH 2 Cl 2, and the molecular weight is 84.93 g/mol.


Paint Stripper with Methylene Chloride
Methylene chloride is a well-known and widely used solvent in paint strippers Marketing of methylene chloride-based paint strippers has been banned in the European Union.ethylene chloride is a well-known and widely used solvent in paint strippers Marketing of methylene chloride-based paint strippers has been banned in the European Union.


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1 Premises for. Safe Harbor Laws. ï®. 2  Prostitution of minors is the commercialized rape of our. children; ï®. 3  Victims have psychological and emotional trauma. ï®.  Treating sexually exploited minors as criminals. represents a fundamental failing of the justice 1  system. ï®. Youth with histories of abuse and neglect are ripe  for.


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Florida Safe Harbor Act (H.B. 99) by Representative Fresen. 2. o The act of a child offering to engage or engaging in prostitution, providing the child is. not 1under arrest or being prosecuted for prostitution. o Allowing, encouraging, or forcing a child to participate in the trade of sex trafficking.


safe harbor
Use 'safe harbor' in a Sentence. Sometimes it is nice to be back at your office in a form of a safe harbor after you have been at a tough negotiation. 17 people found this helpful. You may need to find a place of safe harbor if things start to go really bad and you don't know how to handle them.


Safe Harbor Minnesota
A commercial sexual activity occurs when anything of value or a promise of anything of value (e.g., money, drugs, food, shelter, rent, or higher status in a gang or group) is given to a person by any means in exchange for any type of sexual activity. A third party may or may not be involved.


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1 PUBLIC POLICY RESPONSE TO. SEX TRAFFICKING OF MINORS. 2  Policy Features of Safe Harbor Laws. ï® Focus on rescuing and. protecting prostituted minors; ï®. Focus on protecting minors from the criminal. and juvenile justice system (detention is. traumatic and harmful); ï®. Laws must offer specialized services. ï®.


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House Bill 99 is the Florida Safe Harbor Act. This bill greatly impacts sexually exploited children in our. state by: Increasing fines for soliciting prostitutes from $500 to $5,000; Using fines to fund the creation of secure safe houses with special living quarters for sexually. exploited kids;


Safe Harbor Minnesota
Safe Harbor Minnesota. For the first time, Minnesota youth who engage in prostitution are viewed as victims and survivors, not criminals. They will be treated with dignity and respect, and directed to supportive services, and shelter and housing that meet their needs and recognize their right to make their own choices.


safe harbor
safe harbor. 1. Provision in an agreement, law, or regulation that affords protection from liability or penalty under specified circumstances or if certain conditions are met. 2. Anti-hostile takeover defense in which the target firm acquires a very heavily regulated firm thus making itself a less attractive candidate for acquisition.


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The Purpose of the Safe Harbor Provision. The purpose of the GPO âSafe Harborâ regulation is to reduce health care costs and assist rural hospitals. in their purchasing needs. Enacted by Congress in 1987, the Medicare and Medicaid Patient Protection. Act 1987 allows GPOs to charge administrative fees to suppliers while providing services to hospitals.


The 3 questions one CEO hopes to hear from everyone he interviews â but hardly ever does
By asking about the qualities needed for success, you enable the interviewer to give you specifics that apply to yourself and your role within that culture, rather than the company line about itself, he says. Don't forget to ask the hard questions.K2 Space/flickr. 2.


What Are Some Questions to Ask Your CEO?
Some other questions to ask the CEO are, Where have you failed in the past, and what did you learn from that experience?. One could also ask, What is the priority for your company? to gain insight into what the CEO values.


5 Things Every Employee Should Ask Their CEO
Some have really provoked me to think. Some have been filled with fluff. But overall, I realized that knowing what to ask if you are ever presented with the opportunity is incredibly valuable. So I thought I would put together this list of five questions I think every employee should ask their CEO in their life.


The 3 questions one CEO hopes to hear from everyone he interviews â but hardly ever does
The 3 questions one CEO hopes to hear from everyone he interviews â but hardly ever does. The 3 questions one CEO hopes to hear from everyone he interviews â but hardly ever does. At the end of most job interviews, the hiring...


What Are Some Questions to Ask Your CEO?
Credit: Howard Kingsnorth Stone Getty Images. Employees can also ask questions of the CEO that they would also ask a normal boss. For example, youcould ask a CEO where he thought he could grow as a leader. Although this may sound like doubting the CEO's efforts, it can serve to inspire lower-level workers.


The 3 questions one CEO hopes to hear from everyone he interviews â but hardly ever does
Most candidates use this time to learn more about salary and job requirements â but David Melancon, CEO of btr., a corporate rankings platform that focuses on holistic performance, says these are three questions that are far more important, and most people fail to ask them. Here are the questions:


5 Things Every Employee Should Ask Their CEO
Recently, on my YouTube show, my editor in chief Steve Unwin asked me a question that I thought was very poignant and interesting. Even more so than that, it felt daring. He wasnât nervous to ask it. And it got me thinking about all the questions Iâve been asked as CEO of my company VaynerMedia.


What Are Some Questions to Ask Your CEO?
Asking questions of the CEO is different than putting questions to a regular boss. CEOs are generally more focused on the business side of things and have unique answers to questions. A few examples of good questions to ask a CEO are, How much profit have you made in the last six months? and How do you think the company will grow in the next few years?.


5 Questions Every CEO Should Ask HR
5 Questions Every CEO Should Ask HR. There is nothing in any organization that is accomplished without its people. The talent at your company is the determining source of revenue, growth and brand reputation. And in order to ensure success, investing in and focusing on talent is crucial. This focus starts with the C-suite. As an executive, you should partner with your HR team in order to improve performance. More specifically, it's important to make sure that all of the work being done in your organization is, in fact, moving the business forward. If not, you're throwing money down the drain.


5 Things Every Employee Should Ask Their CEO
The reason this question is so important is because itâs an opportunity for the CEO to bullshit and say ânothing.â And you know that canât be true. But hey: then you know your CEO doesnât have a problem giving you bullshit. Or, this questions gets you real insight.


Flight time from Honolulu to Washington, DC
Flight time from Honolulu to Washington, DC is 9 hours 12 minutes. Non-Stop flight duration from HNL to IAD is 9 hours 12 minutes (Operated by Delta Air Lines).


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The calculation of flight time is based on the straight line flight distance from IAD to HNL (as the crow flies), which is about 4,817 miles or 7â752 kilometers. Your trip begins at Washington Dulles International Airport in Dulles, Virginia. It ends at Honolulu International Airport in Honolulu, Hawaii.


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Find the guaranteed lowest United fare on flights to Hawaii on united.com. Whether you travel to Hawaii for a relaxing escape to a tropical paradise or for breathtaking adventure, book your Hawaiian getaway with United today.


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The smallest aircraft flying nonstop from Washington to Hawaii is the Boeing 767-400 with 242 seats. There are 2 nonstop flights from Washington to Hawaii. 484 seats are available per week to fly direct from Washington to Hawaii. Washington has 2 long haul flights nonstop to Hawaii each week. There are 2 nonstop flights per week from Washington and Hawaii on medium sized aircraft. The shortest nonstop flight between Washington and Hawaii is 4,807 miles.


Flight time from Honolulu to Washington, DC
If you are actually flying from Honolulu, United States to Washington, DC, United States or if you are just curious to know the flight time between Honolulu and Washington, DC, this page will give you the information you are looking for.


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Flying time from IAD to HNL. The total flight duration from IAD to HNL is 9 hours, 44 minutes. This is the average in-air flight time (wheels up to wheels down on the runway) based on actual flights taken over the past year. It covers the entire time on a typical commercial flight including take-off and landing.


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Note that if you fly the other direction, the flight time from HNL to IAD would be 8 hours, 50 minutes due to the effect of winds and the jet stream.


Flight time from Honolulu to Washington, DC
Non-stop flight time from Honolulu to Washington, DC is around 9 hours 15 minutes. Fastest one-stop flight between Honolulu and Washington, DC takes close to 11 hours. However, some airlines could take as long as 29 hours based on the stopover destination and waiting duration. This is the average non-stop flight time from Honolulu to either of the major airports that serves Washington, DC.


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The best surfers from all over the world fly to Hawaii for Oahuâs North Shore for big wave surf between November and February and for more tranquil waves for swimming, surfing and oceanside relaxation between May and September. Book your flight to Hawaii by selecting from the routes below.


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These fibers transmit different kinds of sensory information including pain, the ability to feel hot or cold temperature, and deeply applied pressure. This slowness of conduction is the reason why there often appears to be a lag time between touching a hot surface and when we actually perceive the heat. The fibers with thin myelin are called âA delta fibers.â They are responsible for the transmission of cold perception and pain sensation in the skin.


Nociceptor
Location Edit. Nociceptors are sensory neurons that are found in external tissues such as skin, cornea and mucosa as well as in internal organs, such as the muscle, joint, bladder and gut. The cell bodies of these neurons are located in either the dorsal root ganglia or the trigeminal ganglia.


Nociceptor
Afferent nociceptive fibers (those that send information to, rather than from the brain) travel back to the spinal cord where they form synapses in its dorsal horn. The cells in the dorsal horn are divided into physiologically distinct layers called laminae. Different fiber types form synapses in different layers.


How Pain Works
Pain Signal Reception. Like normal sensory neurons, nociceptor neurons travel in peripheral sensory nerves. Their cell bodies lie in the dorsal root ganglia of peripheral nerves just inside the spine. As we mentioned, nociceptors sense pain through free nerve endings rather than specialized endings such as those in neurons that sense touch or pressure.


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Large nerve fibers have thick layers of insulation around them (the myelin sheet) that give them the ability to conduct nerve impulses very quickly. These thick fibers transmit sensory information such as the perception of light touch on the skin and the sense of knowing where the limbs are in space (proprioception).


How Pain Works
These substances cause action potentials in the nociceptor neurons. The first thing you may feel when you cut your hand is an intense pain at the moment of the injury. The signal for this pain is conducted rapidly by the A Î´-type nociceptors. The pain is followed by a slower, prolonged, dull ache, which is conducted by the slower C-fibers.


Nociceptor
Types and functions Edit. AÎ´ fiber axons or more slowly conducting C fiber axons. Thus, pain often comes in two phases, the first mediated by the fast-conducting AÎ´ fibers and the second part due to C fibers. Silent nociceptors do not usually fire action potentials, though they are much more likely to do so in the presence of inflammation or damaging chemicals (Kandel et al, 2000).


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However, one of the best ways to get a look at the function of the small fiber nerves themselves is to look at the way the sweat glands in the skin react to nerve stimuli, because this effect is mediated by the small fibers of the autonomic nervous system.


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In a disease of small diameter nerves some or all of these functions can be affected; hence, the typical collection of symptoms that is often observed in these disorders. A frequent symptom in sporadic small fiber sensory neuropathies is spontaneous pain. (neuropathic pain) that is often perceived as burning.


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The neospinothalamic tract conducts fast pain (via A delta fibers) and provides information of the exact location of the noxious stimulus, and the multisynaptic paleospinothalamic and archispinothalamic tracts conduct slow pain (via C fibers), a pain which is poorly localized in nature. (Figure 7.5).


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Aster Pharmacies in a household name in most of the GCC countries, and echoes professional approach and personal care to millions of customers in the region. Over the last 5 to 10 years, the Pharmacy division of Aster DM Healthcare has grown exponentially, going beyond boundaries, both in products and geographies.ster DM Healthcare to rebuild 500 homes in Nepal. With a deep sense of empathy and social responsibility, we extend our support in its totality for the people of Nepal who are restoring their normal life after the n.


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Aster Pharmacies in a household name in most of the GCC countries, and echoes professional approach and personal care to millions of customers in the region. Over the last 5 to 10 years, the Pharmacy division of Aster DM Healthcare has grown exponentially, going beyond boundaries, both in products and geographies.he Vision of Aster Retail is to be the most prominent regional player in the pharmacy retailing business in the medium term and to be a global brand in the long term. This is possible with the momentum created with a fly-wheel effect. The number of pharmacies being set up has exponentially increased in last 3 years.


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The Vision of Aster Retail is to be the most prominent regional player in the pharmacy retailing business in the medium term and to be a global brand in the long term. This is possible with the momentum created with a fly-wheel effect.The number of pharmacies being set up has exponentially increased in last 3 years.ster DM Healthcare to rebuild 500 homes in Nepal. With a deep sense of empathy and social responsibility, we extend our support in its totality for the people of Nepal who are restoring their normal life after the n.


Aster DM Healthcare
The company is headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Aster DM Healthcare currently operates hospitals, diagnostic centers, medical centers, and pharmacies in the Middle East and India.In 2013, the company has allocated $600 million for its expansion program in the next five years.n May 2011, Aster DM Healthcare opened its first medical centre in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The new centre was officially inaugurated by the veteran Indian play back singer K. J. Yesudas in the presence of Chairman Dr. Moopen and various guests from the Government of Sharjah and Ministry of Health.


Aster DM Healthcare
History [edit]. Aster DM Healthcare was founded in 1987 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates by Dr. Azad Moopen, a doctor turned entrepreneur. The company is a private sector healthcare provider in the Middle East.n May 2011, Aster DM Healthcare opened its first medical centre in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The new centre was officially inaugurated by the veteran Indian play back singer K. J. Yesudas in the presence of Chairman Dr. Moopen and various guests from the Government of Sharjah and Ministry of Health.


Aster Pharmacy
Aster Pharmacy. Aster Pharmacy, being in a pharmacy retail business has a wide range of Medicines, Cosmetics, Medical Equipments, and other health care products. The organization emphasize on dedication, sincerity, safety, Technology and flexibility.ster Pharmacy. Aster Pharmacy, being in a pharmacy retail business has a wide range of Medicines, Cosmetics, Medical Equipments, and other health care products. The organization emphasize on dedication, sincerity, safety, Technology and flexibility.


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The Vision of Aster Retail is to be the most prominent regional player in the pharmacy retailing business in the medium term and to be a global brand in the long term. This is possible with the momentum created with a fly-wheel effect. The number of pharmacies being set up has exponentially increased in last 3 years.he Vision of Aster Retail is to be the most prominent regional player in the pharmacy retailing business in the medium term and to be a global brand in the long term. This is possible with the momentum created with a fly-wheel effect. The number of pharmacies being set up has exponentially increased in last 3 years.


ASTER JUBILEE MEDICAL COMPLEX DEDICATED TO THE PEOPLE OF UAE
ASTER Pharmacy in the medical complex is one of the largest pharmacies in the UAE and will operate 24 hours, 7 days a week. The Pharmacy offers a designated counter for senior citizens, pregnant ladies and special needs people.STER Pharmacy in the medical complex is one of the largest pharmacies in the UAE and will operate 24 hours, 7 days a week. The Pharmacy offers a designated counter for senior citizens, pregnant ladies and special needs people.


Aster Pharmacy
SHOPPING. Aster Pharmacy. About Us: Aster pharmacy is a one stop shop for every pharma & non pharma requirements to every walk in customers and always offer care beyond boundaries.bout Us: Aster pharmacy is a one stop shop for every pharma & non pharma requirements to every walk in customers and always offer care beyond boundaries.


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Aster DM Healthcare to rebuild 500 homes in Nepal. With a deep sense of empathy and social responsibility, we extend our support in its totality for the people of Nepal who are restoring their normal life after the n.ster DM Healthcare to rebuild 500 homes in Nepal. With a deep sense of empathy and social responsibility, we extend our support in its totality for the people of Nepal who are restoring their normal life after the n.


MATLAB - Integration
The int function can be used for definite integration by passing the limits over which you want to calculate the integral. To calculate we write, int(x, a, b) For example, to calculate the value of we write â int(x, 4, 9) MATLAB executes the above statement and returns the following result â ans = 65/2 Following is Octave equivalent of the above calculation â


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I believe integral is the function of choice in newer versions of MATLAB ( > R2010a), but I can't test this.


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The problem is that Matlab doesn't return a real value for the integral but instead an expression containing a division, i.e. : 107813370750829368626584124420059/162259276829213363391578010288128 This prevents me from been able to do further operations with the result of integration.


MATLAB - Integration
Finding Definite Integral Using MATLAB By definition, definite integral is basically the limit of a sum. We use definite integrals to find areas such as the area between a curve and the x-axis and the area between two curves. Definite integrals can also be used in other situations, where the quantity required can be expressed as the limit of a sum.


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Definite Integral Matlab. I'm working on a project in Matlab and need to find the area between two lines (intersecting in a point (xIntersection,yIntersection) in the interval [-1,+1]. So the idea is to subtract the two lines and integrate between [-1, xIntersection] and [xIntersection, +1], sum the results and if it's negative, change its sign.


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The problem is that Matlab doesn't return a real value for the integral but instead an expression containing a division, i.e. : 107813370750829368626584124420059/162259276829213363391578010288128. This prevents me from been able to do further operations with the result of integration. Any idea of why this is the returned value?


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Definite Integral Matlab. 1  The area between two curves is equal to the integral of the difference between the upper curve and the lower curve, so you have an incorrect sign in the second integrand. 2  The main problem is however that you are using symbolic expressions.


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Definite Integral Matlab. The area between two curves is equal to the integral of the difference between the upper curve and the lower curve, so you have an incorrect sign in the second integrand. The main problem is however that you are using symbolic expressions.


MATLAB - Integration
Finding Indefinite Integral Using MATLAB. By definition, if the derivative of a function fx is f'x, then we say that an indefinite integral of f'x with. respect to x is fx. For example, since the derivative withrespecttox of x2 is 2x, we can say that an. indefinite integral of 2x is x2. In symbols â. f'(x2) = 2x, therefore, â« 2xdx = x2.


MATLAB - Integration
terms tend to infinity. This process leads to the definition of the definite integral. Definite integrals are used for finding area, volume, center of gravity, moment of inertia, work. done by a force, and in numerous other applications.


What the heck is the difference between RPG and JRPG
JRPG = Japanese Role-playing Game (A role playing game that is made in Japan or highly influenced by Japanese RPGs). RPG is a whole category of games while JRPG is a subcategory of RPG. Therefore, all JRPGs are RPGs while some RPGs are JRPGs.So asking what is the difference between the two is like asking what is the difference between oranges and citrus fruits.Sounds like your trying to make the first post look stupid. don't get what's so difficult to understand. RPG = Role-playing game. JRPG = Japanese Role-playing game. One is an overall genre, while the other is a subcategory of that genre.


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That, and the fact that JRPG literally means Japanese Role Playing Game. Not to mention the unique art styles that help one differentiate between the JRPG and the WRPG. Let me be clear, an example of a JRPG would be the Final Fantasy series or Radiant Historia.A example of a WRPG(Western Role Playing Game) would be the Elder Scrolls series or maybe the Fallout franchise. Just because something is similar to Final Fantasy does not instantly make it a JRPG.---. I just cant sit any other way than this.If I sit the way other people do, my reasoning ability drops by 40%. example of a WRPG(Western Role Playing Game) would be the Elder Scrolls series or maybe the Fallout franchise. Just because something is similar to Final Fantasy does not instantly make it a JRPG. ---. I just cant sit any other way than this. If I sit the way other people do, my reasoning ability drops by 40%.


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What is a JRPG exactly vs a western RPG. is it a blanket term for any an all RPGs made from Japan. Or. is it just a poor articulation of a genre name for turn based menu RPGs like Final fantasy and that they can be made outside of Japan. Cthulhu Saves the World: JRPG made in the West. example of a WRPG(Western Role Playing Game) would be the Elder Scrolls series or maybe the Fallout franchise. Just because something is similar to Final Fantasy does not instantly make it a JRPG. ---. I just cant sit any other way than this. If I sit the way other people do, my reasoning ability drops by 40%.


A beginner's guide to JRPGs on PC
More and more Japanese-style role-playing gamesâcommonly abbreviated as JRPGsâare making their way onto the PC these days. Itâs an interesting development, given that Japanese publishers have typically shied away from PC gaming, and it also offers a nice change of pace from the many, many Western RPGs on PC.ore and more Japanese-style role-playing gamesâcommonly abbreviated as JRPGsâare making their way onto the PC these days. Itâs an interesting development, given that Japanese publishers have typically shied away from PC gaming, and it also offers a nice change of pace from the many, many Western RPGs on PC.


Why Do People Care About JRPGs?
By its strictest definition, a JRPG is just a role-playing game made in Japan: a Japanese role-playing game. But there are also a ton of Western games designed to look, feel, and play like Eastern RPGs: games like Anachronox, Charles Barkley's Shut Up And Jam: Gaiden, and the latest Penny Arcade.y its strictest definition, a JRPG is just a role-playing game made in Japan: a Japanese role-playing game. But there are also a ton of Western games designed to look, feel, and play like Eastern RPGs: games like Anachronox, Charles Barkley's Shut Up And Jam: Gaiden, and the latest Penny Arcade.


What the heck is the difference between RPG and JRPG
Advertisement. i keep hearing rpg, jrpg, rpg, jrpg, what the heck is the difference between the 2. is final fantasy a rpg or jrpg. is fallout 3 a rpg or jrpg. What Is the difference. don't get what's so difficult to understand. RPG = Role-playing game. JRPG = Japanese Role-playing game. One is an overall genre, while the other is a subcategory of that genre.


What is the difference between a JRPG and a WRPG?
Best Answer: JRPGS generally follow a linear story line with story driven characters. They are also usually turn based games. Usually they are told more like a story or movie. WRPGS are usually more open ended with more choice making and character interaction.he gameplay mechanics are usually much simpler than in a JRPG, and the story a little simpler, with fewer characters than a JRPG. The map, tends to be open-world or very large, as opposed to a JRPG with more linearity. The mechanics are usually not turn-based but more action RPG or straight-up shooter.


What the heck is the difference between RPG and JRPG
I don't get what's so difficult to understand. RPG = Role-playing game. JRPG = Japanese Role-playing game. One is an overall genre, while the other is a subcategory of that genre. don't get what's so difficult to understand. RPG = Role-playing game. JRPG = Japanese Role-playing game. One is an overall genre, while the other is a subcategory of that genre.


What is the difference between a JRPG and a WRPG?
I know that the J is for Japanese and the W is for Western. I want more detailed explanations of mechanics, and nothing biased. What I know so far: Examples of JRPGs include Final Fantasy, Pokemon, Dragon Quest Examples of WRPGs include Elder Scrolls, Fallout 3, Mass Effect 2.1 following.he gameplay mechanics are usually much simpler than in a JRPG, and the story a little simpler, with fewer characters than a JRPG. The map, tends to be open-world or very large, as opposed to a JRPG with more linearity. The mechanics are usually not turn-based but more action RPG or straight-up shooter.


Japanese role-playing game
Traditional role-playing games are referred to as pen-and-paper RPGs, paper-and-pencil RPGs, or tabletop RPGs in English-speaking countries and table-talk RPG, TTRPG, or TRPG in Japan to distinguish them from the video role-playing game genre.n the 1970s, role-playing games themselves received little attention in Japan as gamers only had English titles. Several gaming magazines and computer game magazines started introducing role-playing games in early 1980s.


Padre Island
Padre Island is the second-largest island by area in the contiguous United States, after Long Island in New York on the Atlantic Coast. It is about 113 miles (182 km) long and 1.8 miles (3 km) wide, stretching from the city of Corpus Christi, in the north, to the resort community of South Padre Island in the south.he town of South Padre Island is located on its southern end, but the island as a whole is sparsely populated. The central part of the island is preserved in a natural wild state as Padre Island National Seashore. Since 1964, the island has been divided by the artificial Port Mansfield Channel.


Padre Island
Padre Island sand dunes. Padre Island is the largest of the Texas barrier islands and is the world's longest barrier island. It is part of the U.S. state of Texas. The island is located along Texas' southern coast of the Gulf of Mexico and is noted for its white sandy beaches at the south end.he town of South Padre Island is located on its southern end, but the island as a whole is sparsely populated. The central part of the island is preserved in a natural wild state as Padre Island National Seashore. Since 1964, the island has been divided by the artificial Port Mansfield Channel.


Padre Island
The terms  North Padre Island  and  South Padre Island  are often used to refer to the separated portions of the island. Padre Island is included within the jurisdictions of Cameron, Kenedy, Kleberg, Nueces, and Willacy counties in Texas.he town of South Padre Island is located on its southern end, but the island as a whole is sparsely populated. The central part of the island is preserved in a natural wild state as Padre Island National Seashore. Since 1964, the island has been divided by the artificial Port Mansfield Channel.


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Welcome To South Padre Island! A resort vacation spot off the southernmost Gulf Coast of Texas, South Padre Island offers the perfect beach vacation for everyone. Once a sleepy fishing village, South Padre Island is now ranked as the one of the Top Beaches in the US by many national publications.With the 30mi. resort vacation spot off the southernmost Gulf Coast of Texas, South Padre Island offers the perfect beach vacation for everyone.


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A resort vacation spot off the southernmost Gulf Coast of Texas, South Padre Island offers the perfect beach vacation for everyone.Once a sleepy fishing village, South Padre Island is now ranked as the one of the Top Beaches in the US by many national publications. With the 30mi. resort vacation spot off the southernmost Gulf Coast of Texas, South Padre Island offers the perfect beach vacation for everyone.


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Corpus Christi is NOT South Padre Island, it is 3 hours north on North Padre Island. South Padre Island is the finest coastal resort in Texas, with beautiful beaches, tall sand dunes, and warm clear clean Gulf waters.outh Padre Island is the finest coastal resort in Texas, with beautiful clean beaches, tall sand dunes, and warm clear clean Gulf waters. * Note-Corpus Christi is North Padre Island, three hours north of South Padre Island.


South Padre Island, Texas
South Padre Island is a resort town in Cameron County, Texas, United States. It is part of the Brownsville â Harlingen Metropolitan Statistical Area.he town is located on South Padre Island, a barrier island along the Texas Gulf Coast accessible via a causeway from the town of Port Isabel. South Padre Island is named after Jose JosÃ© Nicolas (NicolÃ¡s Balli), ballÃ Padre balli ballÃ a. catholic priest and settler


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With 34-miles of uninterrupted beaches, South Padre Island leads the Texas beach scene for all ages! From young and old and everyone in between, South Padre Island welcomes guests to this paradise in South Texas.Whether you are planning a romantic weekend, spring break or the perfect family vacation, South Padre Island has the events, lodging and activities for visitors of all ages.rom young and old and everyone in between, South Padre Island welcomes guests to this paradise in South Texas. Whether you are planning a romantic weekend, spring break or the perfect family vacation, South Padre Island has the events, lodging and activities for visitors of all ages.


Padre Island
Padre Island features several beach options and Bob Hall pier ideal for fishing and surfing. Padre Island also is home to the newest waterpark of the award-winning Schlitterbahn family. The Padre Island waterpark is slated to open in 2015.Padre Island offers some of the areaâs best dining options and nightlife.Padre Island also features a Texas-style way to explore the beach â on horseback! This popular attraction is open to both beginners and advanced riders.he Padre Island waterpark is slated to open in 2015. Padre Island offers some of the areaâs best dining options and nightlife. Padre Island also features a Texas-style way to explore the beach â on horseback! This popular attraction is open to both beginners and advanced riders.


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We want you to know that there is a MAJOR difference from Padre Island to South Padre Island. The difference is approximately 160 miles. Padre Island used to be 150 miles long many decades ago.It stretched from Corpus Christi, TX. south to Port Isabel, TX.Approximately 4 or 5 decades ago a ship channel was cut through the barrier reef island approximately 36 miles north from the south tip of the island.ou were on Padre Island! South Padre Island is 160 miles south about 24 miles from the Mexican border at Port Isabel, TX. They would look at me with eyes full of enlightenment and say Ohhhh! This has been a point of confusion to many vacationers.


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The term pronoun covers many words, some of which do not fall easily under the generic description of words that replace nouns. There are several different kinds of pronouns, including: 1  Personal pronouns (e.g., he, they)  Demonstrative pronouns (e.g., this, these)


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The term pronoun covers many words, some of which do not fall easily under the generic description of words that replace nouns. There are several different kinds of pronouns, including: Personal pronouns (e.g., he, they)


Usage - Pronoun Reference
The pronoun it does not have a clear noun antecedent. As a result, the reader cannot know for sure whether Mabel sold the disk or the cabinet. The pronoun reference is faulty here because the pronoun it has two antecedents.


Which type of pronoun is used to show the connection between the antecedent and the subordinate clause of a sentence?
Which type of pronoun is used to show the connection between the antecedent and the subordinate clause of a sentence? Which type of pronoun is used to show the connection between the antecedent and the subordinate clause of a sentence?


The Different Types of Pronouns
The term pronoun covers many words, some of which do not fall easily under the generic description of words that replace nouns. There are several different kinds of pronouns, including: 1  Personal pronouns (e.g., he, they) 2  Demonstrative pronouns (e.g., this, these)  Interrogative pronouns (e.g., which, who)


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A relative pronoun makes a connection between an antecedent  an a subordinate clause that gives information about the  antecedent.   The relative pronouns are: who, whomâ¦, whose, which, that.    Examples:   The teacher who assigned the work should answer your  questions.


The Different Types of Pronouns
More on interrogative pronouns... The personal pronouns are I, you, he, she, it, we, they, and who. More often than not (but not exclusively), they replace nouns representing people. When most people think of pronouns, it is the personal pronouns that usually spring to mind.


The Different Types of Pronouns
A reflexive pronoun ends ...self or ...selves and refers to another noun or pronoun in the sentence (usually the subject of the sentence). The reflexive pronouns aremyself, yourself, herself, himself, itself, ourselves, yourselves and themselves. Examples: The dog bit itself.


Faulty Pronoun Reference
With a noun (wealth) in the place of the pronoun (it), no antecedent is needed. Now the pronoun it has a clear noun antecedent: money. Here is another example of a pronoun without any antecedent. It, which appears at the very beginning of the sentence, has no noun antecedent at all.


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A Hausdorff space is FrÃ©chet if and only if (iff) it is an image of a topological sum of convergent sequences under a pseudo-open quotient map. In contrast to sequential spaces, the class of FrÃ©chet spaces is hereditary, and a sequential space is FrÃ©chet if it is hereditary sequential.


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We are motivated by the following result of Corson (1966): If the space Cc(X)Cc(X) of continuous real-valued functions on a Tychonoff space X endowed with the compact-open topology is a Banach space, then Cc(X)Cc(X) endowed with the weak topology is an âµ0âµ0-space if and only if X is countable.


Compact space
An example of a compact space is the (closed) unit interval [0,1] of real numbers. If one chooses an infinite number of distinct points in the unit interval, then there must be some accumulation point in that interval.


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O'Meara [24] generalized the concept of âµ0âµ0-spaces as follows: A topological space X is called an âµ-space if it is regular and has a Ï-locally finite k-network. Any metrizable space is an âµ-space and all compact sets in âµ-spaces are metrizable. For further results, see [15]. The study of those locally convex spaces E which are weakly âµ-spaces (i.e. under the weak topology E has a Ï-locally finite k-network) is begun here for the important particular case of FrÃ©chet lcs.


Compact space
The Heine-Borel theorem states that a subset of Euclidean space is compact in this sequential sense if and only if it is closed and bounded. Thus, if one chooses an infinite number of points in the closed unit interval [0, 1] some of those points must get arbitrarily close to some real number in that space.


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Let us state several consequences of these statements. The product of a .rst-countable space and a FrÃ©chet countably compact space is FrÃ©chet. Every countably compact FrÃ©chet space is a4. A space Xis FrÃ©chet a4 if and only if it is strongly FrÃ©chet. Not all FrÃ©chet spaces are strongly FrÃ©chet, F.is such an example.


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A vector space with complete metric coming from a norm is a Banach space. Natural Banach spaces of. functions are many of the most natural function spaces. Other natural function spaces, such as C1[a;b] and Co(R), are not Banach, but still have a metric topology.


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Paul Garrett: Banach and Frechet spaces of functions (March 15, 2014) Before declaring C1[a;b] to be a Frechet space, a further technical point must be addressed. A Frechet. space is a topological vector space complete metric with respect to a it translation-invariant metric d(;).


Compact space
A topological space X is compact. Every open cover of X has a finite subcover. X has a sub-base such that every cover of the space by members of the sub-base has a finite subcover (Alexander's sub-base theorem) Any collection of closed subsets of X with the finite intersection property has nonempty intersection.


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Paul Garrett: Banach and Frechet spaces of functions (March 15, 2014) [1.0.2] Theorem: The metric space Ck[a;b] is complete. Proof: The case k= 1 already illustrates the key point. As in the case of Co just above, for a Cauchy.


New Design Of The American Flag Releasedâ¦ What Do You Think?
New Design Of The American Flag Releasedâ¦ What Do You Think? According to recent reports, a 90-year-old Navy Vet who served during World II is on a mission to improve our flag. Samuel J. Kapral loves America, and claims that he has always been concerned by the limited space for stars of the flag.


New Design Of The American Flag Releasedâ¦ What Do You Think?
âI know some people are very sentimental about this.â. Kapral started to redesign the flag about four years ago, finally settling on a look that expands the blue field for the stars to nearly half of the flag. His own son doubts that the new design will gain traction. âThatâs his proposed design?â one New Yorker told WCBS after being shown the design.


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The flag is how America signs her name. (URL: www.ushistory.org/betsy/) PBS Flag History. For more than 200 years, the American flag has been the symbol of our nationâs unity, as well as a source of pride and inspiration for millions of citizens. During the night, there had been only occasional sounds of the fort's guns returning fire. At dawn, the British bombardment tapered off.


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The story cropped up in 1870, almost 100 years after the first flag was supposedly sewn, when William Canby, Rossâs grandson, told the Historical Society of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia that his grandmother made the flag at George Washingtonâs behest. Canbyâs sole evidence: affidavits from family members.


Flag of the United States
The man credited with designing the American flag is Robert Heft. He earned his place in history in 1958 while living with his grandparents in Ohio. His updated 50-star flag was a class project later adopted by presidential proclamation after Alaska and before Hawaii was admitted to the union in 1959.


New Design Of The American Flag Releasedâ¦ What Do You Think?
by American News Mar 4, 2015 3:23 pm0. According to recent reports, a 90-year-old Navy Vet who served during World II is on a mission to improve our flag. Samuel J. Kapral loves America, and claims that he has always been concerned by the limited space for stars of the flag.


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Heft's stars-and-stripes flag has been the second longest serving design since the nation's founding. As a 17-year-old high school junior, Heft found himself in need of a class project. His proposed flag idea was initially turned down by the teacher.


Five myths about the American flag
The Betsy Ross story is the most tenacious piece of fiction involving the flag. There simply is no credible historical evidence â letters, diaries, newspaper accounts, bills of sale â that Ross (then known as Elizabeth Claypoole) either made or had a hand in designing the American flag before it made its debut in 1777.


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ORP testing is slow and is thrown off by the presence of many other chemicals. Worse, it doesn't even measure chlorine levels: instead, it measures something called redox potential, which is only loosely related to pool chlorine levels.) Hands down, your everyday pool test kit should be OTO based.


Pool Water Testing
Pool/Spa Test Strips. The 2nd type of test kits are called test strips. These strips allow you to simply dip the strip into the pool water then compare the various squares on the strip to the corresponding chart. The strips should include the levels of chlorine, pool pH, pool alkalinity, and water hardness test.


Pool Water Testing
OTO, or OrthoTOlidene is the other brand of dropper pool water test kit. This one can test for all readings, but usually test for chlorine and pool pH, and is often called the Duo Test Kit. If youâre going for a less expensive brand then this would be the one for you.


Chlorine Testing
TEST PROCEDURE: Fill the vial to the specified level with pool water. Add five drops of the OTO solution and compare the color with the sample colors on the test vial. Read and follow label directions on the kit. The DPD test is the most common type of chlorine test that utilizes two reagents (test chemicals).


Chlorine Testing
There are two ways to test for chlorine in a pool or spa. You can use either a test kit or test strips. Typically, test kits provide more dependable readings. Test strips can give a quick overall test, but are not as precise and can be sometimes confusing to use.


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And, you probably know you have to test your pool regularly water to check your chlorine level. What you probably don't know that often, the best way to test for chlorine is also the cheapest and easiest. Currently, there are three practical methods of testing for chlorine in swimming pools: OTO (orthotolidine) drops which turn yellow in the presence of chlorine, bromine or other oxidizers.


Pool Water Testing
Dropper Test Kit. The first is a swimming pool water dropper kit that should include readings for chlorine, combined chlorine, pool pH, pool alkalinity, and water hardness. The most widely used type of dropper kit is called the FAS-DPD K-2006 Taylor pool water test kit.


Chlorine Testing
There are three types of chlorine tests that are available on the market. OTO (Orthotolidine) Test. The OTO (Orthotolidine) test is an older type of test kit that is not widely used any longer since DPD has become so prevalent. OTO is a solution that turns yellow when added to chlorinated water. The darker it turns, the more chlorine is in the water.


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And, you probably know you have to test your pool regularly water to check your chlorine level. What you probably don't know that often, the best way to test for chlorine is also the cheapest and easiest. OTO (orthotolidine) drops which turn yellow in the presence of chlorine, bromine or other oxidizers.


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Do NOT be suckered into thinking that a home swimming pool ORP meter is good because it's expensive. ORP testing is slow and is thrown off by the presence of many other chemicals. Hands down, your everyday pool test kit should be OTO based. Simply put, it's the most trustworthy way to test!


Astronomy Chapter 3
Stellar parallax is parallax on an interstellar scale: the apparent shift of position of any nearby star (or other object) against the background of distant objects.


Stellar parallax
Stellar parallax motion from annual parallax. Stellar parallax is the basis for the parsec, which is the distance from the Sun to an astronomical object that has a parallax angle of one arcsecond. (1 AU and 1 pc are not to scale, 1 pc = ~206265 AU)


What is a stellar nebula?
What is stellar energy? This is caused by fusion of light elements in stars, which releases heat. There are three kinds of answers: ones that are mostly right, ones that are mostly wrong, and those that once were right but now are wrong.


Stellar parallax
Stellar parallax measures are given in the tiny units of arcseconds, or even in thousandths of arcseconds (milliarcseconds). The distance unit parsec is defined as the length of the leg of a right triangle adjacent to the angle of one arcsecond at one vertex, where the other leg is 1 AU long.


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Power Thesaurus. 1969. stellar thesaurus http://www.powerthesaurus.org/stellar/antonyms (accessed August 17, 2016). Power Thesaurus 1969, stellar thesaurus, Power Thesaurus, viewed 17 August, 2016, <http://www.powerthesaurus.org/stellar/antonyms>.


What is a stellar nebula?
What is stellar nucleosynthesis? Stellar nucleosynthesis is the process by which stars operate. Stars are massive nuclear fusion engines, and they consume hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe, â¦and fuse it into helium.


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Current Chief Operating Officer of Stellar Asia Pacific, Melissa Hamilton, will take over the helm of CEO Stellar Asia Pacific. Stellar Global Announce the Appointment of New CEOs. Stellar wind plays an important role in the Lada-Shu scenario because it provides a way for a star to rid itself of extra angular momentum.


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Stellar Information Systems Ltd. To Exhibit at MAC WORLD EXPO 2008 To Be Held from January 14, 2008 to January 18, 2008 at Booth # W - 4629, The Moscone Center, San Francisco, California. Stellar Drive ToolBox v4 is just what is needed to bring it back to life. Keep Your Mac Running like Brand New With Stellar Drive ToolBox v4. Stellar UK operates two call centres in Scotland that employ over 500 staff in Irvine, Ayrshire and Paisley, Renfrewshire.


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The newly-remodeled Bridgewater Corporate Center will welcome its first tenant when Stellar Academy, an innovative early childhood learning center takes occupancy of one-third of the building encompassing 16,000 s/f of space as its first New Jersey educational facility.


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The upper cervical nerves associate with cranial nerves as referenced in our cranial nerve section. Additionally they form the cervical plexus. Plexi are a network of nerves. The spine has five plexi which frequently overlap. The names of these plexi are: the cervical, brachial, lumbar, sacral and coccygeal.


Neck Anatomy
1 Anteriorly - posterior border of the sternocleidomastoid. 2  Posteriorly - anterior border of trapezius. 3  Inferiorly - middle 1/3 of clavicle. 4  Roof - deep fascia, superficial fascia, platysma, skin.  Floor - splenius capitis, levator scapulae, scalenus medius, and scalenus posterior.


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The thoracic spine for the most part is not involved in the plexi. All spinal nerves consist of mixed fibers both sensory & motor. This allows for neurotransmission from the sensory receptors to the spinal cord or afferent transmission. The dorsal root is responsible for the conducting of sensory transmission.


6b. The Anterior Divisions
1 accessory - divides the triangle into equal superior and inferior; supplies the sternocleidomastoid then passes postero-inferiorly to disappear deep to the trapeius.  lesser occipital - ascends along the posterior border of the sternocleidomastoid; divides to supply skin of neck and scalp.


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Cranial Nerve 9 (Glossopharyngeal N) ïInnervates the parotid gland (salivation) ïSensation from the carotid artery to control blood. pressure and fluid balance (carotid body and carotid.


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At which time they traverse through the intervertebral foramen of their respective segment and form the rami. The rami can either divide or return back towards the spine to provide nerve supply to the meninges, vertebra and ligaments or move into the periphery to supply the skin, muscles and viscera.


Muscles of the Upper Limb that are dissected in the Back Region
Muscles of the Upper Limb that are dissected in the Back Region. Some of the material presented in these tables is contained in the book: MedCharts Anatomy by Thomas R. Gest and Jaye Schlesinger. Published by ILOC, Inc., New York. Copyright  1995.


Bones of the Body - Organized by Region
Muscles of the Back Region - Listed Alphabetically. Some of the material presented in these tables is contained in the book: MedCharts Anatomy by Thomas R. Gest and Jaye Schlesinger. Published by ILOC, Inc., New York.


Spinal cord
There are 31 pair of spinal nerves. With the exception of C1 all nerves have a ventral and dorsal nerve root exiting through the intervertebral foramen. This division somewhat resembles the tongue of a snake as it is bifid.


Muscles of the Upper Limb that are dissected in the Back Region
lateral third of the clavicle, medial side of the acromion and the upper crest of the scapular spine, tubercle of the scapular spine. elevates and depresses the scapula (depending on which part of the muscle contracts); rotates the scapula superiorly; retracts scapula. motor: spinal accessory (XI), proprioception: C3-C4.


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The Netherlands. Posts. 648. Warlock trinket sims I remember there being a page by someone named gahdo with sims of all trinkets for the different specs. I can't seem to find it to figure out of it's worth dropping HM hc trinkets (runestone + shards) for normal brf trinkets. The link would be much appreciated. Reply With Quote.


Legion Class Preview Series: WarlockLegion November 10th by Blizzard Entertainment 1377
Not only does this return consistency across all Warlock specs, it also reestablishes the Soul Shard as the iconic source of Warlock power. We hope youâve enjoyed this early preview of our approach to class and specialization design in World of Warcraft: Legion.


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I was wondering what the best race is for Affliction Warlock on PVE side. Orcs have their damage increase, Trolls have their haste increase and Goblin have a slight haste improvement. I really don't know what is best. At this time I chose Undead, because it's awesome imo.


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Demonology is not only the top dps for warlocks, it's competitive with arcane mage which currently sims highest on patchwerk encounters. The other two warlock specs are in the !@#$ing toilet right now. 01/24/2015 07:33 PMPosted by Myrdhin.


Legion Class Preview Series: WarlockLegion November 10th by Blizzard Entertainment 1377
Welcome to our World of Warcraft: Legion class preview series. In this entry, weâre exploring the Warlockâto find out whatâs in store for a different class, check out the overview. We continue our early look at class and specialization design with the Warlock.


Affliction Warlock DPS Guide
Level 110, Patch 7.2. Affliction Warlock PvE Talent Build - 7.2. Below is the talent build we recommend based on a mix of SimulationCraft, spreadsheets, in-game testing and through collaboration with other players. Many different combinations of talents can be very effective, so while the below build is our recommendation - we'd still encourage you look at each option before simply using the build.


Affliction Warlock Best in Slot List for Patch 7.3 (Antorus, the Burning Throne - Tier 21)
Nighthold Mythic Boost now available! Welcome to the Warlock Best in Slot list for the Affliction spec in Legion. This list is based on the most reliable sources for this Class and Spec. Remember to check back often since opinions often change on the best gear.


Legion Class Preview Series: WarlockLegion November 10th by Blizzard Entertainment 1377
In these blogs, weâll be exploring class identity, discussing Legionâs new designs, and presenting core combat abilities for each specializationâlaying out the foundation upon which talents and Artifacts will build further. With that in mind, letâs delve into what it means to be a Warlock in World of Warcraft.


Top Tier Lock Comps for WoD
#1. Warlocks look to be in a decent spot with Affliction and Demo. Only problem I'm seeing is their synergy with other classes. With Cyclone and Fear sharing DR it seems like the end of the long lasting Lock/Druid relationship. This will affect most Lock Spell cleaves excluding.


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Online Daily Tickets will be available for purchase May 15, 2017. 1  Online ticket prices only available with online ticket orders. 2  Tickets are valid on any regular operating day. 3  $28.99 + tax (Guests 2 years old and older)  Children 2 and under are always FREE.


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Six Flags White Water features some of the most intense water slides in the country. From our all-new 9-story free fall Capsule Slide: Divebomber, to the massive Tornado, there are plenty of thrills to conquer. Visit our Rides Page for more details.


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Kids of all ages will love these limited-time Christmas cruises featuring Santa Claus, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and yummy pancakes. And kids â donât forget to wear your pajamas! Festivities start on the landing at 8am for 9am cruises and 11am for 12pm cruises.


âNo need to rent a CabanaâReview of White Water
Reviewed July 15, 2013. We recently visited White Water and had a wonderful time! The place was clean and easy to get around in,meaning things were easy to find within the park. We rented a cabana in the coconut cove area which only has one way in and one way out which we found a bit of a pain.


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White Water, Branson's only outdoor water park, offers the biggest selection of water rides and attractions around including the spine-tingling thrill slides KaPau Plummet and Kalani Towers, the 800-foot-long Aloha River at Hula Hula Bay, a 500,000 gallon wave pool, family- friendly play zones and much more!


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âNo need to rent a Cabanaâ. Review of White Water. Owner description: A large water park offering something for every age, operated by the Silver Dollar City amusement park. We recently visited White Water and had a wonderful time! The place was clean and easy to get around in,meaning things were easy to find within the park.


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There are plenty of rides and activities your family can enjoy together while visiting Six Flags White Water. Stop by Guest Relations for help planning your day at the park and a copy of your Guide to Family Fun at Six Flags White Water. We have even more ideas on our tips for family fun page.


White Water in Branson, MO
Silver Dollar Cityâs 13-acre water park, White Water features a variety of tropical-themed attractions for many ages. The park is home to exciting rides like the 800-foot-long Aloha River at Hula Hula Bay, the seven-story Kalani Towers and the 70-degree plunging KaPau Plummet.


2018 Dana Point Festival of Whales Event Calendar
Online Daily Tickets. Online Daily Tickets will be available for purchase May 15, 2017. Online ticket prices only available with online ticket orders. Tickets are valid on any regular operating day. $28.99 + tax (Guests 2 years old and older) Children 2 and under are always FREE.


Deoxys
Deoxys can change its form to adapt and dominant in the Speed, Defense, or Attack stats though it is usually caught with normal stats at first; the stats of the normal form are still extremely unbalanced, as the two Attack stats and the Speed stat are much higher than the Defense or HP stats.


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Rayquaza (ã¬ãã¯ã¦ã¶, RekkÅ«za, /reÉª.ËkweÉª.zÉ/) is a PokÃ©mon species in Nintendo and Game Freak's PokÃ©mon franchise.


Mewtwo
The story is slightly different in the anime. In the anime, Mewtwo was cloned and improved from Mew DNA. The Pokemon Scientist Researchers were funded by Team Rocket, and the lab was located on an unmarked island.


Deoxys
Trivia. 1  Deoxys is one of the only PokÃ©mon to have nearly identical PokÃ©dex entries in every game in which it appears. 2  It is one of the strongest PokÃ©mon, having the 504+ of Speed (As Speed Form), Attack, and Special Attack (as Attack Form), and is capable of overwhelming many PokÃ©mon.


Mewtwo
Mewtwo is a Legendary PokÃ©mon that was created in the shadow of Mew. After many years of searching, PokÃ©mon Scientist Researchers found the Legendary PokÃ©mon known as Mew in the jungles of Guyana. At that time, Mew was pregnant. On February 6th (year unknown), Mew gave birth to Mewtwo, but the story doesn't stop there.


Rayquaza
Rayquaza first appeared in PokÃ©mon Ruby and Sapphire and subsequent sequels, later appearing in various merchandise, spinoff titles, and animated, printed, and film adaptations of the franchise, in addition he is a legendary in Pokemon Emerald. Rayquaza is the version mascot of PokÃ©mon Emerald.


Deoxys
The DNA of a space virus underwent a sudden mutation upon exposure to a laser beam and resulted in Deoxys. The crystalline organ on this PokÃ©mon's chest appears to be its brain.


Deoxys
Deoxys is a Legendary Psychic Type PokÃ©mon. Originally a mere space virus, exposure to unknown beams of energy mutated it into its current form. It was an event-exclusive PokÃ©mon in its original appearances, but takes the center stage as the final foe of the Delta Episode in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. Powers and Stats.


Deoxys
The ranges shown on the right are for a level 100 PokÃ©mon. Maximum values are based on a beneficial nature, 252 EVs, 31 IVs; minimum values are based on a hindering nature, 0 EVs, 0 IVs. Type defenses The effectiveness of each type on Deoxys. Nor. Fir.


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DEFINITION of 'Mobile Marketing'. Mobile marketing is marketing that takes place via mobile devices such as smart phones, tablets or PDAs. Mobile marketing makes use of features of modern mobile technology such as location services to tailor marketing campaigns based on a customer's location or frequently visited places.


mobile marketing
What is mobile marketing? Mobile marketing is promotional activity designed for delivery to cell phones, smart phones and other handheld devices, usually as a component of a multi-channel campaign. Download this free guide.


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Mobile advertising is a method of advertising that appears on ... The use of wireless handheld devices such as cellular phones ... Enterprise mobility describes a trend in business where work ... Mobile first strategy is trend in website development where designing ...


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Use insights from actual users to find the mobile advertising software with the best features and the highest customer satisfaction. The report breaks down all the satisfaction metrics and market presence factors that influence G2 Crowdâs Mobile Advertising Grid placements.


Best Mobile Advertising Software
The best Mobile Advertising Software products are determined by customer satisfaction (based on user reviews) and scale (based on market share, vendor size, and social impact) and placed into four categories on the Grid:


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G2 Crowd helps you select the best Mobile Advertising Software product for your business. The G2 Grid rates products based on the Mobile Advertising products customer satisfaction and market presence. You can select any of the products for a more detailed Mobile Advertising comparison. Only products with 10 or more reviews are shown in the Mobile Advertising Software Grid.


mobile marketing
The expanding capabilities of mobile devices also enable new types of interactive marketing. New mobile marketing channels include: location-based service (LBS), which involves detecting the area the user is connecting from (geolocation) and sending marketing messages for businesses in that area.


Mobile Advertising
Mobile advertising is the communication of products or services to mobile device and smartphone consumers. The mobile advertising spectrum ranges from short message service (SMS) text to interactive advertisements. Mobile advertising is a subset of mobile marketing.


Mobile Advertising
Techopedia explains Mobile Advertising. Mobile advertising targets users according to specified demographics. Mobile networks identify related mobile profiles and preferences and displays corresponding advertisements when consumers download and uses data services like games, applications (apps) or ring tones.


mobile marketing
Some mobile marketing is similar to advertising delivered over other electronic channels such as text, graphic and voice messages. SMS messaging is currently the most common delivery channel for mobile marketing. Search engine marketing is the second-most common channel, followed by display-based campaigns.


Eyemart Express
poor service/expensive. I recently replaced my eyemart express glasses at eyemart express. I have been a generational customer. I received one pair of noline bifocals w/grey photovision. the frames were $39.00. this one pair of glasses cost me $315.00. when I picked them up, the lens on the right side keeps falling out.


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Eyemart Express Reviews. 95 Employee Reviews. Very family oriented, understanding when it comes to personal or family issues as well as welcoming them as patients and giving nice discounts. AWESOME staff, fun to work with, really helped me learn and didn't get mad if I made a mistake.


Eyemart Express
Cynthia Dominguez Hardin â 1 starStopped in on Friday and I was not impressed and so disappointed! First, when we walked in it REAKED of a odor like Sweat and feet! The tables and chairs were dirty where they sit you to get fitted...Then the workers were not friendly AT ALL! We waited about 40 mins to be helped and finally had to leave. The wait is ridiculous!! I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.


Glasses and Sunglasses: Why doesn't Warby Parker offer transitions lenses?
For me, it's two reasons: Cost. Adding extra lens options (especially Transitions, which aren't cheap) costs more money as you have to have more lenses in stock. Demand in WP's target market.


Eyemart FAQ
A. No. We are independent doctors of optometry who chose to locate our practices at Eyemart Express. We do not sell eyewear.. We provide comprehensive eye exams, sell contact lens and treat ocular disease.


Eyemart FAQ
A. Eyemart Express will custom-make your glasses in one of its six ultra-modern optical labs, using top quality lens and frame materials, which the company constantly seeks to upgrade. Because of Eyemart Express's buying power and operating efficiency, you receive top-quality glasses at an everyday low price.


Glasses and Sunglasses: Why doesn't Warby Parker offer transitions lenses?
Transitions lenses are not cool to this type of consumer (until they become so uncool as to be cool again, but that hasn't happened yet). So, it's basically the same reason they don't offer too many rimless or even primarily metal styles - they're a mostly acetate kinda brand.


Eyemart FAQ
A. A comprehensive eye health and vision exam is $69 in Yakima and $65 in Kennewick. A basic contact lens exam is $109 in Yakima and $105 in Kennewick. If you have astigmatism or need bifocal correction and want to wear contact lenses, there is a modest additional cost.


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Eyemart Express Reviews
Great Learning Experience. Recommends. Positive Outlook. No opinion of CEO. I worked at Eyemart Express full-time (More than a year) Pros. I feel like I was given a lot of opportunities to learn new things. Upper management made me feel appreciated. Free glasses and eye exams are a plus.


Does alcohol thin your blood?
best option is to speak to a doctor. but every day things like aspirin thin your blood and so does alcohol. (that's why you can't have been drinking when you get a tattoo) doc â¦ tors give you blood thinners.


One Thing Red Wine Canât Do
Sept. 23, 2011 -- Red wine (in moderation) is as good for your health as it is to your palate. At least thatâs what weâre consistently told. Red wine and heart health have long been linked, with studies suggesting a glass or two a day lowers heart disease risk.


One Thing Red Wine Canât Do
The findings don't suggest red wine isn't still heart-healthy -- just that it doesn't seem to work by lowering blood pressure, Botden says. The benefit of red wine and heart health, she says, ''apparently occurs in a blood pressure-independent manner.. Botden is due to present the findings today at the American Heart Association's High Blood Pressure Research 2011 Scientific Sessions in Orlando.


Does white wine thin blood
My main question is does port wine have all ...My Dad s (Dad is 66) doctor told him that he should drink a glass red wine a day for his health ... drink alcohol on a regular basis; only white wine, since the surgeon said red wine is a blood thinner so to stay away from that. I drink about four glasses of white wine, actually not every night but almost ...


How safe is it to take simvastatin?
No it does not thin your blood, it only takes some of it. Your blood will still be the same consistency.APPEAL TO INDIANS Blood Donation is the biggest donation in the world. â¦ As we all know, tragedy occurs every other day and we hear about blood shortages. We cannot let people die short of blood.


I have the clear egg white discharge with a very thin amount of blood streak am i ovulating?
Wine is made from grapes (red or white). The juice in the grapes is actually clear-not red/white. The color comes from the skins of the grapes.


One Thing Red Wine Canât Do
Our findings do not support [the idea] that potential cardiovascular benefits of red wine consumption result from blood pressure lowering by polyphenols, says researcher Ilse Botden, MD, a PhD student at Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam, Netherlands.


One Thing Red Wine Canât Do
That is equal to about what is found in two or fourglasses of red wine. They were randomly assigned to drink one of the three choices every day for four weeks. The researchers measured blood pressures after each four-week study period.


Does drinking lemon juice stop your period
Does drinking lemon water thin your blood. Thanks for contacting HCM. Lemon water does not cause thinning of your blood. Lemon water is used frequently to help prevent scurvy or vitamin C deficiency.


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Red wine is usually sweeter, just because of the fermenting process and types of grapes used. However, I personally prefer the light crisp taste of white wine. Goes better wit â¦ h the main course and doesn't way you down. Especially Vinho Verde it's this sparkling white wine from Portugal and it's absolutely amazing.


9 Highest Paying Jobs With a 2 Year Degree
9 Highest Paying Jobs With a 2 Year Degree. Despite what you might have heard, not every gold-mine job requires at least four years in college to attain. In fact, there are a large number of high-paying jobs that require only an associateâs degree. If you want to earn maximum salary while putting in a minimal amount time in a classroom, here are nine of the highest paying jobs that only require a two-year degree: 1) Registered Nurse.


Academic degree
Before the Bologna Process after 4 or 5 years of study the academic degree of a Licentiate was reached. Depending on the official language of the university it was called Lizentiat (German) Licence (French) or licenza (Italian) and is today considered equivalent to the Master's degree according to the Bologna reform.


Academic degree
All licence degrees are 3 years (180 ECTS credits) in length and all master's degrees are 2 years (120 ECTS credits) in length. There are also 5 year (300 ECTS credits) engineer's degrees, which are master's degree. In addition to the doctorate, which is always a research degree, the DiplÃ´me d'Etat de docteur en mÃ©dicine and the DiplÃ´me d'Etat de docteur vÃ©tÃ©rinaire are also considered third cycle qualifications.


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1 Associate's degrees take half the time and cost much less than 4-year degrees. 2  Workers with associate degrees will earn on average $1.6 million over 40 years. 3  Registered nurses' median annual wage: $60,010.  Paralegals and legal assistants expect a 22 percent employment increase by 2016.


Academic degree
Various medium-length (2â4 years) professional degrees have been adapted so they now have status as professional bachelor's degrees of varying length, and opposed to academic bachelor's degrees they are considered to be applied degrees.


Academic degree
All current Dutch academic education programs are offered in the Anglo-Saxon bachelor/master structure. It takes three years to earn a bachelor's degree and another one or two years to earn a master's degree.


Ten best jobs for two-year degrees
Plus, few majors can guarantee a financial return that will offset the financial debt many students will accumulate during college. Two-year degrees, of which an associate degree is the most common, provide training and education for a variety of fields in approximately half the time as a bachelor's degree. Plus, you can earn an associate degree from a local community college for a fraction of the cost of a four-year degree at a university. Also, for most areas of study, an associate degree puts you halfway toward a four-year degree should you decide to pursue one at a later time.


Some 2-year degrees pay off better than BAs
In Virginia, for example, graduates with a bachelor's degree in engineering earned an average starting salary of more than $50,000, while biology grads earned less than $30,000.


9 Highest Paying Jobs With a 2 Year Degree
As a registered nurse, you can look forward to an abundance of jobs at any location, a job security that is not dependent upon the current economy, as well an impressive median salary of $65,000 a year.


Changes on the horizon for Cable One subscribers
Soon, Cable One subscribers in South Mississippi will need a digital box to receive TV service from the cable provider. Jim Duck, general manager for the Gulfport/Long Beach area, says the change is necessary to keep up with the demand for HD channels. Two free boxes will be provided to subscribers.


Get Cable ONE Bundle Deals
Get the best high speed Internet service from Cable ONE, allowing you to work more efficiently, watch TV online, communicate better, and manage your websites. For local customer service, high speed Internet connections, and multiple email accounts, Cable ONE takes care of you in every aspect.


Changes on the horizon for Cable One subscribers
Following the transition to All Digital, Cable ONE will add a number of High Definition channels at the end of March 2016, including: AMC HD, Travel HD, BBC America HD, IFC HD, Hallmark Channel HD, Fox Business News HD, TCM HD, Sundance HD, The Weather Channel HD, Headline News HD and NBC Sports HD.


Channel Lineup
TAKE YOUR SHOWS WITH YOU. New series, live TV...even missed episodes are now at your fingertips. And it's all free with your Cable ONE TV plan! Just sign in and start enjoying your favorite shows from your computer, tablet or smartphone - at home or on the go. Learn More


Athletics News
âCable ONE is thrilled to partner with CBS Sports Network in providing our customers with outstanding college sports programming, especially Boise State football,â said Jerry McKenna, SVP, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer. âThe Boise State Broncos have proven to be one of the finest football teams in the country.


Missing Channels
I am missing channels I normally receive. How do I restore missing channels? The following steps can fix the majority of missing channel issues: Step 1: Check that all connections between your digital receiver (if you have one), the television and the wall are tight (especially the connection between your wall outlet and digital receiver). Step 2: Make sure your television set (not your cable box) is turned to channel three. Step 3: Ensure the auto tune feature is turned on. Step 4: Double check that the channel you are trying to access is included in your package found here.


Channel Listings
How do I see which channels I receive and show times? To scroll through all of the channels you receive and view television listings, simply push the guide button on your Cable ONE remote. This button is usually located near the center of the remote control. To view a list of channels available in your area based on your subscription, please click here. Once you have entered your location, you will be shown all of the channels that are available in your area.


Changes on the horizon for Cable One subscribers
Mid-March of 2016 is the target date for all Cable One users to have digital boxes. Also, beginning the week of October 4, the company will start using a uniform channel lineup across the coast. WLOX ABC will be on Channel 13 and 1013, WLOX CBS on channel 10 and 1010, Bounce TV on channel 28 and 1028. If you have TV service other than Cable One, you will not be affected. Below is the press release provided by the company concerning the changes.


Channel Lineup
Channel Lineup. For accurate channel lineup information, please enter your zip code below tv everywhere: take your shows with you New series, live TV...even missed episodes are now at your fingertips.


Athletics News
CBS Sports Network to Launch on Cable ONE. CBS Sports Network and Cable ONE announced Monday that beginning August 1, CBS Sports Network will launch on Cable ONE throughout Idaho. NOTE: For complete information on where you can watch each game on the 2011 schedule, CLICK HERE. ... CBS Sports Network and Cable ONE announced Monday that beginning August 1, CBS Sports Network will launch on Cable ONE throughout Idaho as well as select markets in Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.


Demographics of People with a Pre-existing Health Condition
But even among young adults aged 18 to 24, nearly 20 percent have a diagnosed significant pre-existing condition. The percentage rises to nearly 25 percent for adults aged 25-34 and to more than 30 percent for adults aged 35 to 44. By the age of 45, the percentage is closer to 40 percent.


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The share of single coverage medical care premiums paid by employees averaged 19 percent for civilian. workers, 21 percent for private industry workers, and 13 percent for state and local government workers. (See table 3 and chart 2.)


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At present, roughly 20 percent of the. workforce is estimated to be involved in caregiving.1 And, as the number. of elderly Americans grows, the number of employed caregiversâand the. $33 billion annual cost to business with another $13 billion in associated. health care costsâis likely to continue upwards.6.


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In one. report, more than 50 percent of employee caregivers said their caregiving. responsibilities had affected their work.1 And, in a 2009 survey, many said. that they do not feel prepared to face unforeseen events, such as loss of. income due to eldercare. More than 40 percent reported they worry about.


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Benefit Percent: The benefit percent is the percentage of an employeeâs pre-disability earnings that is used to calculate the gross disability benefit. The benefit percentage is chosen by the employer and is noted in the certificate of coverage. Disability: Disability is defined in the policy.


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Employee Statement: A portion of the claim form to be completed by you. This portion of the claim form can be completed on our secure self service website. Paper forms can be faxed to 1-800-447-2498 or mailed to the address on the claim form.


Many Low-Income Workers Say âNoâ to Health Insurance
But 10 months after the first phase of the mandate took effect, covering companies with 100 or more workers, many business owners say they are finding very few employees willing to buy the health insurance that they are now compelled to offer.


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The participation rate for employer-sponsored medical care benefits for civilian workers was 52 percent. in March 2016, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. The participation rate was 49 percent. for private industry workers and 73 percent for state and local government workers.


Many Low-Income Workers Say âNoâ to Health Insurance
A study by ADP, the payroll processing giant, found an income tipping point at which most employees who are eligible for health insurance will buy it: $45,000 a year. Workers making $15,000 to $20,000 a year buy employer-sponsored individual insurance when it is offered only 37 percent of the time. That rate rises at every income increment ADP studied until $45,000, when it reaches 82 percent and levels off. Further income gains have virtually no effect on the rate, ADP found.


Uterine rupture
A uterine rupture is a tear in the wall of the uterus, most often at the site of a previous c-section incision. In a complete rupture, the tear goes through all layers of the uterine wall and the consequences can be dire for mother and baby.


VBAC: Uterine Scar Rupture - Topic Overview
The most rare yet most serious risk of vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) is that the scar on the uterus may break open (rupture) during labor. Women who have a low transverse cesarean scar have a lower risk of rupturing than women who have a vertical incision scar.


Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) or Repeat Cesarean Section?
The risk of uterine rupture during an attempt at vaginal birth after one prior cesarean section with a lower uterine horizontal incision is about one in one hundred, and the risk increases with the number of previous cesarean sections.


VBAC: Uterine Scar Rupture - Topic Overview
Having had a vaginal delivery during another pregnancy lowers the risk of uterine rupture during VBAC. Women who have delivered vaginally and later had a cesarean delivery have about one-fourth the risk of women who have had a cesarean delivery but no vaginal delivery.


Uterine rupture
A uterine rupture is a tear in the wall of the uterus, most often at the site of a previous c-section incision.


Birth After a Prior Cesarean Delivery
A uterine rupture is when the uterine scar from your previous cesarean delivery separates. Sometimes, these separations don't cause problems for mother or baby. Others complicate labor and birth. Uterine ruptures occur in 5 of 1,000 women who've had 1 previous cesarean.


Uterine Rupture
Uterine rupture in pregnancy is a rare occurrence, but when it happens it can be life-threatening for both mom and baby. A study conducted from 1976 to 2005 showed that uterine rupture occurred in one out of 1,514 pregnancies, or 0.07%.


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Rupture of the uterus during pregnancy or labor is a serious emergency that can be fatal to both mother and fetus. Uterine rupture results in: