Diwali: What is the festival of lights â and how is it celebrated around the world?
The actual day of Diwali is traditionally celebrated on the festival's third day, which this year falls on Thursday, October 23. The festival usually falls between the middle of October and the middle of November, although this is decided upon by the Hindu lunar calendar.


Where is Diwali Celebrated?
Diwali is the Hindu festival of lights which celebrates the New Year. It is India's most important holiday. Diwali is celebrated by Hindus and Sikhs in Britain and all over the world.


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Chemical Suppliers-CHEMCATS-Find commercially available chemicals, pricing and supplier contact information. Benefit to you. The next time you have to order chemicals, you can quickly find the substances you need thanks to CHEMCATS Â® . You will find the following information (depending on the supplier): 1  Catalog name. 2  Order number. 3  Chemical and trade names. 4  CAS Registry Number 5  Â®. Chemical structure. 6  Pricing terms.


Anti-Lice Insecticide: Permethrin and Pyrethrin-Piperonyl Butoxide
This page describes how pyrethrin and permethrin work and its effectiveness. It also outlines precautions that should be considered when using anti-lice treatments, discusses potential side effects and explains when the treatments should not be used.


Piperonyl butoxide
Piperonyl butoxide (PBO) is an organic compound used as a component of pesticide formulations. It is a waxy white solid. It is a synergist. That is, despite having no pesticidal activity of its own, it enhances the potency of certain pesticides such as carbamates, pyrethrins, pyrethroids, and rotenone. It is a semisynthetic derivative of safrole.


Common Chemicals and Where to Find Them
By Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D. This is a list of common chemicals and where you can find them or how you can make them. acetic acid (CH3COOH + H2O). Weak acetic acid (~5%) is sold in grocery stores as white vinegar. acetone (CH3COCH3). Acetone is found in some nail polish removers and some paint removers.


Anti-Lice Insecticide: Permethrin and Pyrethrin-Piperonyl Butoxide
It is also used to treat scabies caused by a mite infestation (Sarcoptes scabiei). Permethrin 1% cream has been described as the drug of choice for head lice (Wolverton, Comprehensive Dermatologic Drug Therapy 2001, 539).


Anti-Lice Insecticide: Permethrin and Pyrethrin-Piperonyl Butoxide
Pyrethrin is used to treat head lice (Pediculus humanus var capitis) and crab lice (Pthirus pubis) and their nits or eggs. Permethrin is used to treat head lice (Pediculus humanus var capitis) and crab lice (Pthirus pubis) and their eggs.


Anti-Lice Insecticide: Permethrin and Pyrethrin-Piperonyl Butoxide
Permethrin is a synthetic pyrethroid that is effective against lice, ticks, mites and fleas by acting on the nerve cell membranes interrupting signals travelling between the brain and the muscles. The lice/parasites become paralyzed and die because they are unable to breath.


Common Chemicals and Where to Find Them
calcium chloride (CaCl2). Calcium chloride can be found as a laundry booster or as a road salt or de-icing agent. If you are using the road salt, be sure it is pure calcium chloride and not a mixture of various salts. Calcium chloride is also the active ingredient in the moisture absorbing product DampRid.


Chemical Suppliers - CHEMCATS - Find commercially available chemicals, pricing and supplier contact information
Benefit to you. The next time you have to order chemicals, you can quickly find the substances you need thanks to CHEMCATS Â® . You will find the following information (depending on the supplier): 1  Catalog name. 2  Order number. 3  Chemical and trade names. 4  CAS Registry Number Â®.


Anti-Lice Insecticide: Permethrin and Pyrethrin-Piperonyl Butoxide
Synergized pyrethrin is applied to dry hair and permethrin is applied to shampooed and towel dried hair. Lice resistance to permethrin has been reported, but this may be due in part to re-infestation or failure to use the product correctly. (Med Left Drugs Ther 39: 6-7, 1997).


Soil Health and New Soil Testing Methods
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How to keep your soil healthy
The soil sample must be collected in the right way for the test to work. To get a soil sample from your garden or field: 1  Move or scrape away grass or anything else that is on top of the soil. 2  Push a clean shovel down 7 inches and dig up a piece of soil. 3  Dig up soil pieces that are one-half inch thick and one inch long.


How to keep your soil healthy
Add compost to your soil. Compost is a mixture of dead plants and roots and leaves. Adding compost to your soil will improve soil nitrogen and plants give more yields. If your soil is heavy clay, adding compost will help the soil drain water. If your soil is sandy, adding compost will help the soil hold more water.


Soil Health and New Soil Testing Methods
A follow-up discussion of the Soil Health Nutrient Tool Project, including interpretation of test results, took place on August 14, 2014: View the on-demand recording (01:10 hh:mm; CEU credits do not apply; Adobe Connect; the first few minutes shares audio only).


Chapter 3 Soil health
1 Policymakers and national institutions responsible for the environment are demanding methods and tools to verify the impact of farming practices. 2  While monitoring soil health is a very challenging task, efforts are under way to implement it at global 25, regional and national scales 26.


Chapter 3 Soil health
Soil health. Agriculture must, literally, return to its roots by rediscovering the importance of healthy soil, drawing on natural sources of plant nutrition, and using mineral fertilizer wisely. Soil is fundamental to crop production. Without soil, no food could be produced on a large scale, nor would livestock be fed.


Chapter 3 Soil health
1 Governments must be prepared to regulate farming practices that cause soil degradation or pose serious threats to the environment. 2  Monitor soil health. 3  Policymakers and national institutions responsible for the environment are demanding methods and tools to verify the impact of farming practices.


Millau Viaduct, France: the Tallest Bridge in the World
The first plans were discussed in 1987 and by October 1991 the decision was made to build a high crossing of the Tarn River. In late 2001, the first stone was laid. By spring 2002, the first piers of the Millau Viaduct were rising skywards.


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Lafarge contributes to better connected cities! For the past 10 years, the Millau Viaduct â a web-like concrete and steel structure linking the cities of Beziers bÃ©ziers And-Clermont â ferrand has carried tourists and locals on a breathtaking journey more than 340m above the. ground


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Before Millau the 178 meter piers of Germany's Kochertalbruecke kochertalbrÃ¼cke held the record for 25. Years Before kocher the tallest were the 147 meter pier Of'italy S Rago. viaduct


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And how proud we were to show people the viaduct once it was finished!. The bridge was also an opportunity for the Group to promote our expertise: 1  our products: our cement, selected for its clarity and low hydration heat, and our ultra-high performance frost-resistant concrete with unique mechanical qualities.


Millau Viaduct
Before Kinzua the 1862 Grandfrey Viaduct of Switzerland held the record with steel and stone piers 79.5 meters high. In 1857 the Crumlin Viaduct was the tallest with purely steel piers 64 meters tall while the 1856 Sitter Viaduct had stone and iron piers of approximately 56 meters in height.


Millau Viaduct
Image by Simon Campbell http://www.csp.gg/. Prior to Millau's record breaking bridge piers of 245 meters, the history of these towering structures has been almost entirely in Europe outside of two U.S. spans. Before Millau the 178 meter piers of Germany's Kochertalbruecke kochertalbrÃ¼cke held the record for 25. years


Millau Viaduct
Millau Viaduct, France: the Tallest Bridge in the World. Kaushik Wednesday, March 21, 2012 11 comments. The Millau Viaduct is a cable-stayed road-bridge that spans the valley of the river Tarn near Millau in southern France.


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Before Millau the 178 meter piers of Germany's Kochertalbruecke kochertalbrÃ¼cke held the record for 25. Years Before kocher the tallest were the 147 meter pier Of'italy S Rago. Viaduct austria held the record Before rago with the famous 145 meter tall pier Of. europabruecke europabrÃ¼cke


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For our dedicated project teams, this bridge was primarily a human adventure : The Millau Viaduct is a once in a lifetime project! A diverse, intense worksite, requiring availability at all times, including at night, in order to meet a tight schedule, says Alexandre Gilles, Lafarge project manager during construction.


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A bridge which appears to float in the airâ¦. In the early morning, its feet planted in the dense mist of the Tarn Valley, the Millau Viaduct is an almost celestial vision of a bridge floating in mid-air.


Elm Tree
Elm Tree Leaf. The Elm is a deciduous tree that's hard to miss. Some species can grow as high as 115 feet tall with leaf canopies that stretch out as far as 80 feet wide. In addition to its impressive size, the Elm has a number of other noteworthy characteristics, including:


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This fits your 1  . Enter your model number to make sure this fits. 2  BLOOM TIME: Spring 3  . . . HARDINESS ZONE: 3 4  - 9. PLANT HEIGHT: 40' . . . 5  LIGHT REQUIREMENTS: Sun 6  . . . The American Elm Tree is fast growing & will tolerate any  soil.


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This fits your 1  . Enter your model number to make sure this fits. 2  BLOOM TIME: Spring . . . COLOR: Red flowers / Yellow leaves in fall. 3  HARDINESS ZONE: 3 4  - 9. PLANT HEIGHT: 40' . . . PLANT SPACING: 40'.  LIGHT REQUIREMENTS: Sun . . . SOIL / WATER: 1  Average. The American Elm Tree is fast growing & will tolerate any  soil.


Elm Tree
Some intriguing facts about the Elm include: 1  The first Elm tree sprouted up more than 20 million years ago during the Miocene period. 2  The American Elm's nickname is Lady in the Forest.. 3  The Iroquois used to live off Elm trees.  Norwegians survived on Elm bark strips during the famine of 1812.


How To Grow A Tree or Shrub From Seed
It is important to ensure that the seeds are planted at the recommend soil depth. Most tree seeds are planted much shallower than other annual seeds, but it typically depends on the size of the seed. Please follow the directions on each seed packet for appropriate planting depth.


How To Grow A Tree or Shrub From Seed
Seeds have been sprouting and trees have been growing for an awfully long time without any help from humans. The ânatural wayâ to germinate tree seeds, then, is to allow nature to take its course. Most seeds, when sown in the fall without any pre-treatment, will begin to germinate the following spring.


How To Grow A Tree or Shrub From Seed
Many tree seeds do not require any scarification, and for those that do, the most common treatment is a simple water soak. Hard seed coats can be broken down by a) a water soak, b) a physical or mechanical breaking of the seed coat, or c) a chemical or acid treatment (not commonly required).


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Seeds and Things American Elm Tree Seeds, 25 Tree Seeds, (Ulmus americana) $2.39 + $3.49 shipping In Stock. Ships from and sold by Seeds & Things.


How to Choose a Cricket Bat
Choosing a cricket bat can be daunting. Many appear identical at first glance, but extended use will show big differences between each one's performance. An important first step is to weigh your budget against your basic needs, like...


Cricket
Each wicket is made of three wooden stumps topped by two bails. As illustrated above, the pitch is marked at each end with four white painted lines: a bowling crease, a popping crease and two return creases. The three stumps are aligned centrally on the bowling crease, which is eight feet eight inches long.


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How to Knock in a Cricket Bat Quickly. Running In as outlined above is a process of ensuring that the owner of a new cricket bat prepares it for use against a new and hard cricket ball. All bats must be run in to both ensure the maximum performance of your cricket bat and to ensure its maximum life span.


How long do bats last
How long do bats last. Discussion in 'Cricket Discussion' started by banjo6, Aug 22, 2005.


Cricket Bat Facts
History of the Cricket Bat. The cricket bat was originally shaped like a hockey stick (1624) as the batsman had to hit the ball out of the bowlerâs hands. Then as cricket laws (1770) changed, the bat became straight. The bat is shaped like a paddle, with one side having a deep V (back) and the other side flat, called the blade.


How Are Cricket Bats Made?
After the edges and face have been sanded down, the bat is polished by a bee's wax compound, which helps to keep moisture out and let linseed oil in. The handle is bound by string, and modern additions such as the rubber grip and maker's stickers are applied.


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Cricket bats are made from a fairly soft and fibrous material called willow or Salix Alba Caerulea. With cricket balls being delivered like missiles at up to 90mph against your cricket bat it is obviously advisable to prepare your blade so as to achieve optimal performance, resistance and longevity.


How Are Cricket Bats Made?
It's for hitting cricket balls with. If you get it right, the cricket ball will travel two hundred yards in four seconds, and all you've done is give it a knock like knocking the top off a bottle of stout, and it makes a noise like a trout taking a fly. What we're trying to do is to write cricket bats, so that when we throw up an idea and give it a little knock, it might... travel.


Cricket bat
Sizes of bats. Law 6 of the Laws of Cricket, as the rules of the game are known, state that the length of the bat may be no more than 38 in (965 mm) and the width no more than 4.25 in (108 mm). Bats typically weigh from 2 lb 7 oz to 3 lb (1.2 to 1.4 kg) though there is no standard.


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She was the first person ever to be awarded two Nobel Prizes, and along with Linus Pauling, is one of only two to have done so in two separate fields. In addition, Curie was the first woman in history to earn a Ph.D. at a French university.


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After the war she continued her fundraising for the Radium Institute, even traveling to the U.S. in 1921. There, in addition to donations and publicity, she received a gift of one gram of Radium-a gift that effectively doubled her research supply of the costly substance. By 1934, Curie's health was failing rapidly. The toll of heavy exposure to radiation was at last overpowering her impressive constitution. She did live to see Ir ne and son-in-law Fr d ric Joliot-Curie discover artificial radiation, but not long enough to see them win the Nobel Prize for Chemistry for this achievement. On 4 July 1934 she succumbed to aplastic anemia, or leukemia, induced by radiation exposure.


Marie Curie
Awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics 1903 and the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1911. When Maria Sklodowska was growing up, Poland was occupied by Russia and the Russian Tsar decided that women should not study at university. Maria's parents were teachers, and she had four siblings.


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Le Matin, Friday April 20th, 1906. Although Pierre Curie's death was a major news story on April 20th-the day after the accident-it was not the day's headline and was somewhat overshadowed by the terrible San Francisco earthquake that had occurred the same day. Nevertheless, it was front page news in just about all of the major French titles.


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Madame Marie Curie is a scientific icon remembered for her pioneering work in the field of radiation research. She discovered Radium and Polonium, defining their atomic weight and their place in the periodic system, and she was the first to discover methods for extracting pure Radium salts and metal.


Marie Curie
In 1935 Marie's daughter, Irene IrÃ¨ne-Joliot, curie was awarded The Chemistry prize together with her Husband Frederic frÃ©dÃ©ric joliot for the discovery of. artificial radioactivity


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Marie Curie (1867-1934) was instrumental in the physics of radioactivity. She won two Nobel Prizes, the only person honored as such in two science categories. She was also a p â¦ rofessor at the of Paris, the first woman to hold such an esteemed position. Marie Curie was a scientist who discovered Radium and Polonium.


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So what exactly did happen at this point on the afternoon of April 19th 1906? One of the key factors seems to have been the rain that had been falling heavily that day. Pierre Curie had been at a lunch with colleagues, and was in a hurry to get to another appointment with his editor on the Quai Conti.


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When I was last in Paris I went to the little museum based in what was their laboratory and workroom and purchased a biography of Madame Curie. However, I have not been able to find out very much about the circumstances of Pierre's death, except that it was an accident in the street.


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Marie Curie (1867-1934) was instrumental in the physics of radioactivity. She won two Nobel Prizes, the only person honored as such in two science categories. She was also a p â¦ rofessor at the University of Paris, the first woman to hold such an esteemed position.


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1 The cost of spaying, a more complicated surgery, usually ranges from about $50 to $175. 2  Some clinics and animal hospitals can charge up to $200-$300 or more, depending on the weight of the dog.3  The cost of both neutering and spaying vary greatly by geographic region, and even by veterinarian.nd what would have been only a $100 fee, cost us an extra $100. Fees around here range from $100-$135 with no heat. We knew it would be more expensive but not that much more. We were a little disappointed since we researched this place as one of the less expensive sites but ended up with a higher rate.


Dog Spay or Neuter Cost
1 Some clinics and animal hospitals can charge up to $200-$300 or more, depending on the weight of the dog. 2  The cost of both neutering and spaying vary greatly by geographic region, and even by veterinarian.nd what would have been only a $100 fee, cost us an extra $100. Fees around here range from $100-$135 with no heat. We knew it would be more expensive but not that much more. We were a little disappointed since we researched this place as one of the less expensive sites but ended up with a higher rate.


Dog Spay or Neuter Cost
1 Extra pain medication, usually an injection before surgery and a pill for later, usually costs between $10 and $30. 2  For male dogs, testicular implants are available. 3  They cost between $94 and $919 per pair, depending on the size and model. 4  Neuticles.com offers a detailed description of the product.nd what would have been only a $100 fee, cost us an extra $100. Fees around here range from $100-$135 with no heat. We knew it would be more expensive but not that much more. We were a little disappointed since we researched this place as one of the less expensive sites but ended up with a higher rate.


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Price varies on the size of the dog (big dogs need more anesthesia) and your geographic location. A normal neuter where we live in Alabama would cost probably less than $100, I think Bowens was $75? Ramoth's brother cost $95 to neuter, and he weighed about 100 lbs.I'd expect ot spend about $100 to $150 on a normal neuter regardless of location.Spays cost about $50 to $100 more because the surgery is more intrusive. ***Edited By: Minniyar on 3/14/2005 3:21:04 PM***Reason: add.amoth's brother cost $95 to neuter, and he weighed about 100 lbs. I'd expect ot spend about $100 to $150 on a normal neuter regardless of location. Spays cost about $50 to $100 more because the surgery is more intrusive. ***Edited By: Minniyar on 3/14/2005 3:21:04 PM***Reason: add.


Diffusion
The types of membrane transport discussed so far always involve substances moving down their concentration gradient. It is also possible to move substances across membranes against their concentration gradient (from areas of low concentration to areas of high concentration).


Is endocytosis a type of active transport?
Active transport by definition is; an energy consuming process that involves the movement of particles from a region of relatively low concentration to a region of relatively high concentration, AGAINST a concentration gradient.


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Osmosis is the movement of water through a partially permeable membrane down a concentration gradient from a dilute solution (where there is a high concentration of water) to a concentrated solution (where there is a relatively low concentration of water).


Structural Biochemistry/Membrane Proteins/Active Transport
Moving ions from low concentration to high concentration leads to decrease in entropy, which requires an input of free energy. Therefore, this type of membrane traffic is called active transport. The transport proteins that move solutes against a concentration gradient are called carrier proteins.


Structural Biochemistry/Membrane Proteins/Active Transport
It requires work to pump a molecule across a membrane against its gradient. Moving ions from low concentration to high concentration leads to decrease in entropy, which requires an input of free energy. Therefore, this type of membrane traffic is called active transport.


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FACILITATED DIFFUSION. In facilitated diffusion, substances move into or out of cells down their concentration gradient through protein channels in the cell membrane. Simple diffusion and facilitated diffusion are similar in that both involve movement down the concentration gradient.


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The movement of water through a partially permeable membrane down a concentration gradient from a dilute solution (where there is a high concentration of water) to a concentrated solution (where there is a relatively low concentration of water). Partially permeable membrane.


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The movement of water through a partially permeable membrane down a concentration gradient from a dilute solution (where there is a high concentration of water) to a concentrated solution (where there is a relatively low concentration of water). Active transport.


Bill de Blasio
political affiliation. Bill de Blasio, original name Warren Wilhelm, Jr. (born May 8, 1961, New York, New York, U.S.), American politician who was mayor of New York City (2014â ). De Blasio also served as Hillary Clintonâs campaign manager for her first senatorial campaign (2000) and as a New York City councillor (2002â09).


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(born 1961). American politician Bill de Blasio became mayor of New York, New York, in 2014. His other career highlights included serving as Hillary Clintonâs campaign manager when she ran for the U.S. Senate in 2000 and as a New York City councillor from 2002 to 2009.


Ten Surprising Things About New York City's Mayor-Elect Bill de Blasio
Nov. 6, 2013. After winning by a landslide on Tuesday, Bill de Blasio will soon be the mayor of the Big Apple. De Blasio's ascent to the mayor's office came after his surprising win in the Democratic primary followed by Tuesday's trouncing of his Republican challenger, Joe Lhota.


Bill de Blasio
About Bill de Blasio. Bill de Blasio is the 109th Mayor of New York City. He served in the New York City Council (2001-09) and as the Public Advocate of New York City (2010-13). Bill de Blasio was born Warren Wilhelm, Jr. on May 8, 1961, parents Warren Wilhelm, Sr. and Maria de Blasio. He changed his named to Bill de Blasio after his parents separated. Bill de Blasio is the sixth cousin, once removed of former US Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton.


Bill de Blasio
Bill de Blasio was born on May 8, 1961 in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA as Warren Wilhelm Jr. He is an actor, known for Chutzpah (2013), Council 51 (2001) and Celebrate Israel Parade (2016). He has been married to Chirlane McCray since May 14, 1994. They have two children.


De Blasio, Who Supported Soda Ban, Calls Trumpâs Immigration Order âFederal Overreachâ
Bill de Blasio / AP. BY: February 13, 2017 3:00 pm. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who supports laws to limit the size of sugary drinks New Yorkers can buy and has banned tobacco use in several venues, took to Twitter on Sunday to call President Trump's tough stance on sanctuary cities a federal overreach..


Mayoral hopeful Bill de Blasio has had three different legal names, court records show
Most New Yorkers have come to know Bill de Blasio as the Democratic candidate with the affable family, including a teenage son who has been featured in campaign ads. Left unsaid in the candidateâs official biography is that Bill de Blasio is his third legal name. The man who could become the cityâs 109th mayor was born Warren Wilhelm Jr. on May 8, 1961, in Manhattan, his birth certificate shows.


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This is the latest accepted revision, reviewed on 17 April 2017. Bill de Blasio (/dáµ»ËblÉËzioÊ/; born Warren Wilhelm Jr.; May 8, 1961) is an American politician who is the 109th and current mayor of New York City. From 2010 to 2013, he was New York City's public advocate.


Ten Surprising Things About New York City's Mayor-Elect Bill de Blasio
Bill de Blasio was born Warren Wilhelm, Jr., in 1961 to Maria de Blasio Wilhelm and Warren Wilhelm, a World War II veteran. My dad first left home, and then my parents got divorced, so pretty much by the time I was 7, you know it was clear things were breaking apart, de Blasio says of his childhood.


Mayoral hopeful Bill de Blasio has had three different legal names, court records show
Bill de Blasio (in 1999 photo) was born Warren Wilhelm Jr. In 1983, he legally changed his name to Warren de Blasio-Wilhelm. In 2002, he legally changed it again, to Bill de Blasio. The mayoral candidate who often calls New York a âtale of two citiesâ has a personal tale of three names.


Angelique Bouchard Collins
Family members. We have 15 images of Dark Shadows Angelique Bouchard Collins. AngÃ©lique Bouchard Collins was a powerful witch of the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th Centuries. AngÃ©lique was also a former ally, enemy, friend, lover, and wife of Barnabas Collins.


Lara Parker Still Captivates âDark Shadowsâ Fans Everywhere
As Angelique urged the house of cards to Burn! Burn! Burn! there was nothing left but a pile of ash and three more pages of incantation to recite. However, that's all a part of the charm of the everlasting appeal of Dark Shadows. Those wonderful little mishaps that crept in but still kept the audience in its spell.


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Ms. Parker has written two novels, a collection of short stories, several screenplays, and has contributed to several non-fiction books. The first novel, published in 1998 by HarperCollins and entitled Angelique's Descent, was a critically popular prequel of the character she created in Dark Shadows. In the summer of 2006, Tor Books released the sequel, Dark Shadows: The Salem Branch, which expanded on the legacy of the television classic.


'Dark' memories: The original 'Dark Shadows' cast
When Dark Shadows introduced its version of the Frankenstein monster, Adam, a mate soon followed. Eve, a manmade woman, was the first of three Dark Shadows roles played by Marie Wallace. Recalled the actress: When I first went in and was contracted to do Eve, I had no idea that there'd be any other part.


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Lara, now considered a cult icon for her role as Angelique and one of DS's most active and sought-after cast members, continues to inspire interest in DS through her knowledge, participation in show-related events, and her DS-related novels, Angelique's Descent and Dark Shadows: The Salem Branch.


Lara Parker Still Captivates âDark Shadowsâ Fans Everywhere
It is a fact that housewives, school children and gay men of every age sat on the edge of their seats that fateful afternoon in 1967 as Angelique uttered her faithful hex on the cult classic soap opera Dark Shadows. That actress was Lara Parker. She is still going strong and keeping the legacy of Dark Shadows alive. Arguably, and perhaps more aptly in this context, she is keeping it undead. Long before Susan Lucci, Lara Parker was daytime's first real Bitch Goddess.


'Dark' memories: The original 'Dark Shadows' cast
Tim Burton's Dark Shadows stars Johnny Depp as 18th-century vampire Barnabas Collins. Star-Ledger staff writer Mark Voger, who has been pursuing cast interviews since 1990. It's a good thing Dark Shadows creator Dan Curtis wasn't in New York when the role of gentleman vampire Barnabas Collins was cast. I doubt whether I ever would have been Barnabas if he had been there, said Jonathan Frid in 1990.


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(April 2013) Angelique Bouchard is a fictional character from the gothic horror-soap opera and film Dark Shadows, in which she is the main antagonist. She is primarily portrayed as a powerful witch driven by her vacillating love and hatred for Barnabas Collins.


Angelique Bouchard Collins
Angelique Bouchard Collins. Angelique Bouchard is a fictional character from the gothic horror-soap opera and film Dark Shadows, in which she is the main antagonist. She is primarily portrayed as a powerful witch driven by her vacillating love and hatred for Barnabas Collins.


Types of Law Enforcement Agencies
There are more than 17,000 state and local law enforcement agencies in the United States, ranging in size from one officer to more than 30,000. Many of these are municipal police departments operated by local governments, but there are actually several types of law enforcement agencies. 1  Local Police includes municipal, county, tribal, and regional police that derive authority from the local governing body that created it.


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Federally-sponsored surveys of 149 police departments and 118 prosecutorsâ offices. of jurisdictions greater than 250,000; and 73 prosecutorsâ offices of jurisdictions of 50,000 to. 250,000 residents examined the problems and needs of law enforcement agencies, and the. strategies they use in combating gangs. Findings show that the vast majority of police and. prosecutors consider gangs and gang-related violence to be a major problem. The most.


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The project objectives were to explore and document: â¢ The operational needs of law enforcement agencies. â¢ The law enforcement perspective on technologyâincluding beliefs about its effectiveness. â¢ A prioritized list of technologies to develop for law enforcement.


In 73 articles, indigenous and non-indigenous scholars and
Survey â PERF wanted to reach out to a large group of law enforcement personnel to. assess their operational needs and priorities for technology development, with a special focus on. innovative agencies. To this end, we conducted a national survey with approximately 300.


CJ 2301 CH 1-3
people think that police are primarily crime fighters. crime fighter image: idea of the police as a thin blue line fighting a war on crime. sources of this image: media, movies, television, news media. consequences of crime-fighter image.


Police
The best known of these bodies are the public constabulary forces that patrol public spaces, often in marked cars, and whose members wear a uniform. They are the most visible representatives of the civil authority of government, and they provide the model typically associated with police organizations.


CJ 2301 CH 1-3
factors that shape the police role. *police services are available 24 hours a day. police are generalists, expected to handle a wide range of situations, but with limited training and expertise in family problems, mental illness, or alcohol and drug abuse.


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Operational Needs in Law Enforcement. Through both the national survey of PERF agencies and the technology workshop, we. sought to identify key operational needs that law enforcement agencies will face in the near. future. Our intent was to identify these needs so that police practitioners, researchers, and.


Police
In all societies this system of informal rewards and punishments is the most potent aid to law enforcement, but it is strongest in small communities. The forces that order life in a small community thus make the task of the police much easier.


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Example Sentences for exemplification. 1  He himself must be an exemplification of the saving health of God's countenance if he is to do good to others. 2  It would be the exemplification of Carlyle's illustration of the snake. 3  Nor is the exemplification of this principle confined merely to Old-Testament times.


hoard
a supply or accumulation that is hidden or carefully guarded for preservation, future use, etc.: a vast hoard of silver. verb (used with object) 2. to accumulate for preservation, future use, etc., in a hidden or carefully guarded place: to hoard food during a shortage.


Symbolism
Symbolism Definition. Symbolism is the use of symbols to signify ideas and qualities by giving them symbolic meanings that are different from their literal sense. Symbolism can take different forms. Generally, it is an object representing another to give it an entirely different meaning that is much deeper and more significant.


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Definition of pantry. plural. pantries. 1 : a room or closet used for storage (as of provisions) or from which food is brought to the table. 2 : a room (as in a hotel or hospital) for preparation of foods on order.


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Example Sentences for exemplification. He himself must be an exemplification of the saving health of God's countenance if he is to do good to others. It would be the exemplification of Carlyle's illustration of the snake.


pantry
pantries. 1  1 : a room or closet used for storage (as of provisions) or from which food is brought to the table. 2  2 : a room (as in a hotel or hospital) for preparation of foods on order.


Morse code
Chart of the Morse code letters and numerals. Morse code is a method of transmitting text information as a series of on-off tones, lights, or clicks that can be directly understood by a skilled listener or observer without special equipment. It is named for Samuel F. B. Morse, an inventor of the telegraph.


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You can find us here. Deep in the Seattle's Angel's secret combination treehouse lair and sauna, Cynewulf finished placing the last touches on an elaborately painted miniature, blew on it gently, and set it down before making her way to take a long-awaited rest. It is predictably at this point that something in the distance exploded.


Marionberry
The marionberry's growing conditions are perfectly adapted to the mild, maritime Oregon climate, with its mild rains and warm summers. The berries ripen throughout late spring and early summer. The harvesting season is typically between July 10 and August 10, with a single acre producing up to six tons in a harvest.


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Prized fruit in the Pacific Northwest â favored in pies, jams, jellies, and syrups. Plant has a trailing growth habit. Descendent of native blackberries, raspberries, and loganberries. Bred by the USDA and Oregon State University in 1945 and named for Marion County, Oregon. Ripens in July. Self-pollinating.


Marionberry
The 'Marion' cultivar (Rubus L. subgenus Rubus) or Marion blackberry, marketed as marionberry , is an indigenous blackberry developed by the USDA ARS breeding program in cooperation with Oregon State University. It is a cross between the 'Chehalem' and 'Olallie' blackberries.


What's Behind Oregon's Marionberry Mania?
Each year during their short July fresh season, the berries are gobbled up by residents. Within the state you can find marionberry pie, ice cream, liquor, beer, jams ... anything you can put a berry in. Oregon grows 28 to 33 million pounds a year, most of it devoured before the rest of the country ever gets a taste.


Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Oregon Marionberries
Getting to Know Oregonâs Own Marionberry! Disclaimer: This Article Contains no Jokes about Washington D.C. Elected Official Marion Barry. Seriously, not one. Oregonâs marionberry, named for the county of its infancy as a species, may just be the food that best defines the Beaver State.


Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Oregon Marionberries
Marionberry Recipes. In Oregon, marionberries have been incorporated into just about every type of recipe imaginable. Most notable for their popularity are, of course, the marionberry pie, cobbler, ice cream, and milkshakes. Other potential uses for the berry range from craft cocktail recipes to drinking shrubs, and from cheesecakes to scones.


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The Marionberry is a trailing vigorous grower, generally producing only a few long canes which grow up to 20 feet. The Marionberry can produce up to six tons of fruit per acre. The quality of the Marionberry is high, with flavor superior to the Boysenberry or Evergreen blackberries.


What's Behind Oregon's Marionberry Mania?
The marionberry, a cross between Chehalem and Olallie blackberries, was bred at Oregon State University as part of a berry-developing partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture that dates back to the early 1900s.


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A Delicious Part of Salem's Past. The Marionberry is a bright, glossy blackberry with medium to large fruit, somewhat longer than wide. It is special to the area because it is named after the county in which it was developed, and 90% of the world's Marionberries are grown near Salem.


Marionberry
Grow plants - Gardening Â» Growing plants Â» Marionberry. Marionberry growing vine of the genus Rubus human hybrid and also known as Marion blackberry or Marion berry, Marionberry perennial evergreen semi-deciduous thorny plant, can grow in temperate, mediterranean or subtropical climate. Flower color white, 1-3 cm, with 5 petals.


Jacqueline Laurita Thinks Dina Manzo Is âComing Backâ to Real Housewives of New Jersey
The 43-year-old reality star confirmed there are three new girls joining the sixth season -- and perhaps a fourth. There's two twin Italian girls -- Teresa and Nicole -- and then a girl named Amber, Laurita told Us. And, I think that my sister-in-law Dina [Manzo] is coming back!.


Meet The Real Housewives of New JerseyNew Season 6 Stars: Amber Marchese, Nicole Napolitano and Teresa Aprea
Dina Manzo will join Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga for season six with new castmembers Amber Marchese, Nicole Napolitano and Teresa Aprea. With the new ladies it looks like season six will be a wild ride. Get to know the new faces in our exclusive sneak peeks below! MORE: What brought Dina back to RHONJ. Amber, a cancer survivor and old friend of Melissa's, was born and raised in New Jersey. A mom of four, Amber is very fitness-oriented; she has a masters in bio-behavioral studies/exercise physiology from Columbia University. VIDEO: Real Housewives of New Jersey season six trailer.


âReal Housewives Of New Jerseyâ Season 7 Cast Update
In the latest Real Housewives of New Jersey news, via the Inquisitr, it was reported that filming on Season 7 had been delayed. According to a Radar Online report weeks ago, Bravo chose to delay production so that they could include Giudiceâs release from prison this coming December.


âReal Housewives Of New Jerseyâ Season 7 Cast Update
Since Teresa Giudice entered prison on January 5 of this year, the future of The Real Housewives of New Jersey has been up in the air. Although The Real Housewives of New Jersey has been a hit for Bravo for the last several years, many wondered if it would be cancelled.


âReal Housewives Of New Jerseyâ Season 7 Cast Update
âNone of the cast members of RHONJ have signed contracts for next season. But there isnât anything to be concerned about because filming has been pushed from the summer and wonât be beginning until late September, early October â¦ Without Teresa there just isnât a lot going on with the women.


Meet The Real Housewives of New JerseyNew Season 6 Stars: Amber Marchese, Nicole Napolitano and Teresa Aprea
When The Real Housewives of New Jersey returns for a sixth season, things will be pretty different. Gone are Caroline Manzo and Jacqueline Laurita, Kathy Wakile is taking on a recurring role, and in their places are three new faces and one returning lady.


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This season has mostly centered around Teresa Giudice and her legal battles. She plead guilty and was sentenced to 15 months in prison for fraud last month. RadarOnline claims that Teresa has already started filming and her daughters and husband will continue filming for Bravo. But Andy's statement and various other sources disprove that. Besides, Teresa is a lot of things but she doesn't seem likely to use her daughters to make a little more cash. Andy also said in his AMA that Bravo and the show are not responsible for Teresa and Joe's issues.


Jacqueline Laurita Thinks Dina Manzo Is âComing Backâ to Real Housewives of New Jersey
Jacqueline Laurita tells Us Weekly that she thinks Dina Manzo is coming back to Real Housewives of New Jersey for the sixth season of the Bravo reality show. Credit: Virginia Sherwood/Bravo. Sounds like the rumors may be true! Real Housewives of New Jersey star Jacqueline Laurita shared a casting update with Us Weekly for the sixth season of the Bravo reality show at the Skechers Friendship Walk at Manhattan Beach Pier on Sunday, Oct. 27.


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Add as BuddyTV Friend Â». On a touching final reunion segment this week, The Real Housewives of New Jersey's biggest star Teresa Giudice said goodbye to the fans and to the show since she won't be participating again due to her prison sentence.


âReal Housewives Of New Jerseyâ Season 7 Cast Update
âTeresa hasnât signed a formal contract yet, but itâs only a matter of time.â. âCasting directors are thinking about bringing back some of the original women, like Caroline Manzo and Jacqueline Laurita.â. The Real Housewives Of New Jersey Season 7 cast has yet to be announced. Following months of rumors regarding who would be leaving and who would be coming, an insider confirmed to Real Mr. Housewife on June 17 that nothing has been decided upon quite yet. âThere have been no decisions.


Daily Calorie Requirements
If you want to know how many calories each day you need to consume to lose weight, you should keep your daily calorie intake under the required allowance for your age and weight. Most people will lose weight when consuming around 1500 calories per day. Women.


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The number of daily calories a woman needs to maintain her current weight or to attain a healthy weight depends on her age and activity level. A moderately active woman needs about 2,200 calories a day up to age 25.


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Throughout her forties, her average caloric intake is 1,794 and in her fifties, it is 1,759. During her sixties, she eats about 1,717 calories per day and that number decreases to about 1,535 for women ages 70 and up.


AutoArchive settings explained
Archive or delete old items Choose this option if you want to set or change the settings that follow. If this check box is cleared, AutoArchive runs using default settings. Show archive folder in folder list Select this check box to have the Archive folder listed with your other working folders in the Navigation Pane.If you do not use this option, you can still open your archive folder â click the File tab, then on the Open tab, click Open Outlook Data File.Clean out items older than Specify the age at which you want items to be archived, in days, weeks, or months.rchive or delete old items Choose this option if you want to set or change the settings that follow. If this check box is cleared, AutoArchive runs using default settings. Show archive folder in folder list Select this check box to have the Archive folder listed with your other working folders in the Navigation Pane.


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To check folder archive settings, right click any folder and select Properties and the click on the AutoArchive tab to see your current configuration. Here you can tell Outlook to archive based on criteria specific to the folder or to use the default settings or not archive at all.. One of the unsung features of Microsoft Outlook is the email archiving function that lets you move email from its primary location to an archive. When Microsoft Outlook downloads your messages, it does so to a Personal Storage Table, commonly called a PST file.


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Using AutoArchive allows you to manage space in your mailbox or on the email server by moving older items to another location on your hard drive. Enable and Configure Auto Archive. In Outlook 2010 Auto Archive is not enabled by default.To turn it on, click on the File tab to access Backstage View, then click on Options. The Outlook Options window opens then click on Advanced then the AutoArchive Settings button. The AutoArchive window opens and youâll notice everything is grayed out.ote: If you select the Permanently delete old items option, mails will not be archived. Now you can choose the settings for how you want to manage the AutoArchive feature. Select how often you want it to run, prompt before the feature runs, where to move items, and other actions you want to happen during the process.


AutoArchive settings explained
Move old items to Select this check box to archive old items instead of automatically delete them. The default folder appears in the box. To use a different folder, enter the folder location in the box or click Browse.rchive or delete old items Choose this option if you want to set or change the settings that follow. If this check box is cleared, AutoArchive runs using default settings. Show archive folder in folder list Select this check box to have the Archive folder listed with your other working folders in the Navigation Pane.


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A. One of the unsung features of Microsoft Outlook is the email archiving function that lets you move email from its primary location to an archive. When Microsoft Outlook downloads your messages, it does so to a Personal Storage Table, commonly called a PST file.. One of the unsung features of Microsoft Outlook is the email archiving function that lets you move email from its primary location to an archive. When Microsoft Outlook downloads your messages, it does so to a Personal Storage Table, commonly called a PST file.


How to automatically move or delete older items with AutoArchive
To locate Folder Options, in the search box at the top of window, type Folder Options. In Control Panel for Windows XP, type Folder Options in the Address box. On the View tab, in the Advanced settings list, under Files and Folders, under Hidden files and folders, select Show hidden files, folders and drives.rchive or delete old items Choose this option if you want to set or change the settings that follow. If this check box is cleared, AutoArchive runs using default settings. Show archive folder in folder list Select this check box to have the Archive folder listed with your other working folders in the Navigation Pane.


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Access archived items. To review items in your archive, do one of the following: If the archive Outlook Data File (.pst) is open in Outlook In the Navigation Pane, in the Folder List, click Archives (or the name you specified for the archive file).If the archive Outlook Data File (.pst) is not open in Outlook, Click the File tab. Click Open.Click Open Outlook Data File, and then browse to open the archive Outlook Data File (.pst). In the Navigation Pane, in the Folder List, click Archives (or the name you specified for the archive file).Top of Page.lick Open Outlook Data File, and then browse to open the archive Outlook Data File (.pst). In the Navigation Pane, in the Folder List, click Archives (or the name you specified for the archive file). Top of Page.


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In the Navigation Pane expand the Archives folder in the list. You can then view and access your messages. You can also access them by clicking the File tab \ Open then Open Outlook Data File. Then you can browse to the archived file you want to open.Archiving old emails is a good way to help keep a nice clean mailbox, help speed up your Outlook experience, and save space on the email server.ote: If you select the Permanently delete old items option, mails will not be archived. Now you can choose the settings for how you want to manage the AutoArchive feature. Select how often you want it to run, prompt before the feature runs, where to move items, and other actions you want to happen during the process.


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This is an example of how to use the Outlook Auto Archive feature. Where do those messages go?Find out here.1  Education.his is an example of how to use the Outlook Auto Archive feature. Where do those messages go? Find out here. 1  Education.


Outlook.com Tip: Archive Your Email, Take 2
Click the Select folder link to choose a folder for archived messages (or create a new one). And then youâre good to go: When youâve selected one or more email messages, you can click the Archive toolbar button to move them into the archive folder.A couple of notes.lick the Select folder link to choose a folder for archived messages (or create a new one). And then youâre good to go: When youâve selected one or more email messages, you can click the Archive toolbar button to move them into the archive folder.


Yvonne Craig, Actress Who Played Batgirl, Is Dead at 78
Ms. Craigâs Batgirl added a scrappy girl-power element to âBatman,â the campy series based on the long-running comic book, which starred Adam West as the costumed crime-fighter and Burt Ward as Robin, his young sidekick.


Batgirl Explained: Who Is the Batman Sidekick?
Origin and Background. Barbaraâs Batgirl appeared for the first time in a story by Gardner Fox and Carmine Infantino in Detective Comics #359 (January, 1967). The introduction of the character was intended to coordinate with the impending arrival of Yvonne Craigâs on-screen Batgirl in the Batman television series.


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Ms. Craig as Batgirl, with Burt Ward, left, as Robin, and Adam West as the title hero in the campy 1960s hit âBatman.â Credit 20th Century-Fox Television, via Photofest . Yvonne Craig, the actress best known as Batgirl on the hit 1960s


Yvonne Craig, Actress Who Played Batgirl, Is Dead at 78
Ms. Craig as Batgirl, with Burt Ward, left, as Robin, and Adam West as the title hero in the campy 1960s hit âBatman.â Credit 20th Century-Fox Television, via Photofest Yvonne Craig, the actress best known as Batgirl on the hit 1960s television series âBatman,â died on Monday at her home in Pacific Palisades, Calif.


Batgirl Explained: Who Is the Batman Sidekick?
Stephanie Brown followed Cassandra as Batgirl after operating as Spoiler and Robin. The criminal Cluemasterâs daughter, Brown remained Batgirl until the New 52 restored Barbara to the role.


Batgirl Explained: Who Is the Batman Sidekick?
The Jokerâs sadistic attack on Batgirl, crippling and violating her, then torturing her father with pictures of her ordeal, is nothing less than a brutal and offensive rape scenario utilized purely as a plot device -- with Batgirl as prop -- to further a story about Batman.


Batgirl Explained: Who Is the Batman Sidekick?
Batgirl Explained: Who Is the Batman Sidekick? Share. Sheâs getting her own movie from Joss Whedon, so letâs take a look at the history of Barbara Gordon -- and the other characters to don her cape and cowl.


Yvonne Craig, Actress Who Played Batgirl, Is Dead at 78
Yvonne Craig, Actress Who Played Batgirl, Is Dead at 78. Yvonne Craig, the actress best known as Batgirl on the hit 1960s television series âBatman,â died on Monday at her home in Pacific Palisades, Calif. She was 78.


Batgirl Explained: Who Is the Batman Sidekick?
Although as weâll see, the name âBatgirlâ has been used by several characters in the DC Comics Universe, the woman most people think of as wearing that cowl is Barbara Gordon, the daughter of Gotham City Police Commissioner James Gordon (in later continuity shenanigans, his now-adopted niece).


Does Ultrasound Therapy Work?
â¢ full bio â¢ about PainScience.com. Ultrasound therapy (. ) is the use of sound waves above the range of human hearing 1 2 to treat injuries like muscle strains or runnerâs knee. It is mostly used by physical therapists, and has been one of the Greatest Hits of musculoskeletal medicine since the 1950s.


Does Ultrasound Therapy Work?
Although ultrasound is almost certainly useful for some patients, some of the time, it is not a reliable or evidence-based therapy, and enjoys far more credibility than it deserves. I do not like the principle of using magic machines to treat. âNari,â physical therapist, in an internet forum discussion.


Ultrasound
Obstetrics. Ultrasound is routinely used for assessing the progression of a pregnancy. Pelvic ultrasounds can be obtained trans-abdominally where the probe is placed on the abdominal wall, or trans-vaginally, where the probe is placed in the vagina. For example ultrasound in obstetrics/ gynecology is used to diagnose growths or tumors of the ovary, uterus, or, Fallopian tubes. Echocardiography (echo=sound + cardio=heart + graphy=study) evaluates the heart, the heart valve's motion, and blood flow through them.


Therapeutic ultrasound for chronic low-back pain
Ultrasound is a treatment that uses vibration to deliver heat and energy to parts of the lower backâincluding spinal muscles, ligaments, tendons and bones. Its goal is to reduce pain and speed healing. Chronic low back pain is low-back pain that lasts longer than 12 weeks.


Does Ultrasound Therapy Work?
How ultrasound supposedly works. The big idea is â this will blow your mind! â that cells and tissues respond âwellâ to being shaken (not stirred). In theory, ultrasound works by vibrating tissues back to health, which sounds like something youâd hear on an infomercial, or the Dr. Oz Show.


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Although preliminary evidence has suggested that ultrasound may be useful to evaluate muscle motor morphology and. Spinal Ultrasonography: Medical Policy (Effective 11/01/2011) 4 Proprietary Information of UnitedHealthcare.


Ultrasound
1 Ultrasound is the preferred technique to test for gallstones or an infected gallbladder. 2  The ultrasound can reveal the stones as well as signs of infection, including thickening of the gallbladder wall and fluid surrounding the gallbladder. 3  The ultrasound may find blockage in the bile ducts.


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Klauser et al. (2005) evaluated the use of contrast agents for color Doppler ultrasound (CDUS) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in the detection of sacroilitis in 103 consecutive patients with inflammatory low back pain and 30 controls without low back pain.


Therapeutic ultrasound for chronic low-back pain
Background: Chronic low-back pain is a common cause of pain and problems carrying out normal activities for people around the world. Chronic back pain often causes people to seek medical care, change their lifestyles, and even miss work. Therapeutic ultrasound is a widely used treatment for low-back pain. When a patient has ultrasound therapy, a healthcare provider uses a hand-held device to rub against the skin over the lower back.


Ultrasound
1 For those patients where the radiation of a CT scan (computerized tomography) is a potential risk (pregnant patients or children), ultrasound may be used to look for diseases like appendicitis or kidney stones. 2  Ultrasound is the test of choice to diagnose testicular torsion.


Yosemite
Not just a great valley, but a shrine to human foresight, the strength of granite, the power of glaciers, the persistence of life, and the tranquility of the High Sierra.


Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park: Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park, c. 1900EncyclopÃ¦dia Britannica, Inc.Wagon roads were completed to the parkâs northern and southern boundaries in the mid-1870s, and by 1885 some 3,000 visitors were reaching the park annually.


Yosemite National Park
The renowned Yosemite Falls consists of Upper Yosemite Fall, Lower Yosemite Fall, and the cascades between them; their combined drop of 2,425 feet (740 metres) is one of the highest cataracts in the world. Other notable waterfalls in the valley include Bridalveil, Nevada, Ribbon, and Vernal falls.


Yosemite National Park
In 1890âlargely through the efforts of naturalist John Muir and writer and magazine editor Robert Underwood Johnsonâthe U.S. Congress set aside land around the state park as Yosemite National Park. Muir continued to urge the federal government to acquire all of the parkland, and, at his invitation, Pres.


6 California State Parks Near Yosemite
California State Parks Foundation, Your Voice for Parks. Yosemite was Californiaâs first state park before it became a national park. If you love Yosemite, you will love our state parks too. Stop to explore these four state parks that are nearby. Marvel at the giant sequoias. Northeast of Stockton California, four miles northeast of Arnold on Highway 4.


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Yosemite National Park (/joÊËsÉmáµ»ti/ yoh-SEM-it-ee) is a United States National Park spanning eastern portions of Tuolumne, Mariposa and Madera counties in the central eastern portion of the U.S. state of California.


6 California State Parks Near Yosemite
(415) 262-4400 calparks.org. Yosemite was Californiaâs first state park before it became a national park. If you love Yosemite, you will love our state parks too. Stop to explore these four state parks that are nearby.


Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park. Yosemite National Park, El Capitan: El Capitan and Bridalveil FallÂ© Index Openscenic mountain region in east-central California, U.S. It is situated about 140 miles (225 km) east of the city of San Francisco and some 100 miles (160 km) southeast of Sacramento.


Yosemite
First protected in 1864, Yosemite National Park is best known for its waterfalls, but within its nearly 1,200 square miles, you can find deep valleys, grand meadows, ancient giant sequoias, a vast wilderness area, and much more.


Urethra
The urethra is divided into four parts in men, named after the location: There is inadequate data for the typical length of the male urethra; however, a study of 109 men showed an average length of 22.3 cm (SD = 2.4 cm), ranging from 15 cm to 29 cm.


Urinary Bladder and Urethra - Female
At only about 1.5 inches (35 mm) long, the female adult urethra is shorter than the adult male urethra (approx. or 8 inches, or 200mm). The female urethra is located immediately behind (posterior to) the pubic symphysis and is embedded into the front wall of the vagina. Muscular layer - continuous with the muscular layer of the bladder, this extends the full length of the urethra.


Urethra
In the human male, the urethra is about 8 inches (20 cm) long and opens at the end of the external urethral meatus.{{}} The urethra provides an exit for urine as well as semen during ejaculation.


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In anatomy, the urethra (from Greek Î¿á½ÏÎ®Î¸ÏÎ± â ourá¸thrÄ) is a tube that connects the urinary bladder to the urinary meatus for the removal of fluids from the body. In male placental mammals, the urethra travels through the penis, and carries semen as well as urine.


Urinary Bladder and Urethra - Female
At micturation/urination, the bladder expels urine into the urethra, leading to the exterior of the body. The bladder is a musculomembranous sac located on the floor of the pelvic cavity, anterior to the uterus and upper vagnia (in females).


Urethra
In the human female, the urethra is about 1.9 inches (4.8 cm) to 2 inches (5.1 cm) long and exits the body between the clitoris and the vagina, extending from the internal to the external urethral orifice. The meatus is located 28.9 mm below the clitoris.


Urinary Bladder and Urethra - Female
1 The bladder is a musculomembranous sac located on the floor of the pelvic cavity, anterior to the uterus and upper vagnia (in females).  Outer surfaces of the Bladder: The upper and side surfaces of the bladder are covered by peritoneum (also called serosa).


Female urethra
In both genders, the urethra works as a tube connecting the urinary bladder to the genitals. The bladder collects and stores urine until it is ready to be discharged through the urethra. While the function remains the same for both genders, slight differences exist due to differences between male and female genitals.


Urethra
The urethra transports urine from the bladder to the outside of the body. This image shows (a) a female urethra and (b) a male urethra.


Urinary Bladder and Urethra - Male
Exit from Bladder: When urine is released from the bladder is flows out via the neck of the bladder (in the trigone region). The internal urethral sphincter is a sphincter (circular) muscle located at the neck of the bladder and formed from a thickening of the detrusor muscle.


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1 Now, Go to your inbox if you want to delete all inbox mail or go to spam folder if you want to delete all spam mails. 2  Select the Checkbox just below the delete button as shown in the following image. 3  If you want to keep few emails then you can uncheck those emails before deleting it.


How to delete all emails from yahoo inbox?
The Yahoo Mail Classic and the new version âAll-New Mailâ. If you want to delete all messages from Yahoo Mail inbox, you must switch to the new version of Yahoo Mail. 1. In Yahoo Mail Classic somewhere in the right side is a link that says âtry the new yahoo! mailâ Click on it to switch to the new yahoo mail. 2.


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1 Now, Go to your inbox if you want to delete all inbox mail or go to spam folder if you want to delete all spam mails. 2  Select the Checkbox just below the delete button as shown in the following image.


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Deleting All Messages of Yahoo Inbox. 1  Sign in to Yahoo and open your Yahoo Mail Inbox. 2  Never press Esc. 3  Let the mailbox load completely. 4  By default, 50 messages will be loaded at a time. 5  If you scroll down, another 50 messages will be loaded.


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Deleting All Messages of Yahoo Inbox. 1  Sign in to Yahoo and open your Yahoo Mail Inbox. 2  Never press Esc. 3  Let the mailbox load completely. 4  By default, 50 messages will be loaded at a time. 5  If you scroll down, another 50 messages will be loaded. 6  Thus continue scrolling to the bottom.


How to Delete Thousands of Yahoo Emails
Step 2. Check the box under the Delete button. This will select all the email messages in your Yahoo! Mail inbox. If you wish to keep any important emails, uncheck the boxes next to them. Related Reading: How to Read & Track Yahoo Emails. Step 3. Click the Delete button to remove the selected emails.


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Check the box under the Delete button. This will select all the email messages in your Yahoo! Mail inbox. If you wish to keep any important emails, uncheck the boxes next to them. Related Reading: How to Read & Track Yahoo Emails.


How to Delete Thousands of Yahoo Emails
Check the box under the Delete button. This will select all the email messages in your Yahoo! Mail inbox. If you wish to keep any important emails, uncheck the boxes next to them.


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By Natalia Sanchez on March 5, 2014 No Comment. Share on Facebook Follow on Facebook Add to Google+ Connect on Linked in Subscribe by Email Print This Post. Word of the next installation of Warner Bros. Batman Arkham series is out, with a projected release date of October 14th, 2014.


Holy smokes! Wealthy car enthusiasts build their own Â£1m replica of Batmobile driven by Christian Bale in Dark Knight trilogy
In the making: The replica of the Tumbler Batmobile which featured in the Dark Knight trilogy was built in Florida by Parker Brothers. Early stages: The vehicle is virtually identical to the incredible machine driven by Christian Bale as Batman.


Holy smokes! Wealthy car enthusiasts build their own Â£1m replica of Batmobile driven by Christian Bale in Dark Knight trilogy
It has been built as a near-exact replica of the Tumbler, which was driven by Batman in the Dark Knight trilogy. The vehicle has a 6.2-litre V8 engine, which develops around 400bhp-giving the machine a top speed of 100mph.


Holy smokes! Wealthy car enthusiasts build their own Â£1m replica of Batmobile driven by Christian Bale in Dark Knight trilogy
comments. A group of wealthy car enthusiasts bored with Lamborghinis and Ferraris have teamed up to build their own ultimate supercar-a road legal Batmobile. The men, who call themselves Team Galag, regularly compete in the infamous Gumball 3000 rally where the rich drive across Europe in the world's most exotic cars.


Batman Arkham Knight Players, Get Ready to Drive the Batmobile (Video)
WBâs description of the game outlines the plot of Arkham Knight as facing Batman with the ultimate challenge in protecting his beloved city. The Scarecrow teams up with the comicâs most notable villains which include the Penguin, Harley Quinn, and Two Face, who seek to permanently destroy the caped crusader.


Holy smokes! Wealthy car enthusiasts build their own Â£1m replica of Batmobile driven by Christian Bale in Dark Knight trilogy
To the Batmobile: A group of anonymous and very wealthy car enthusiasts who call themselves Team Galag jointly funded the building of the car. Car-pow: The Tumbler car features in the Dark Knight trilogy starring Christian Bale, pictured, as Batman.


Holy smokes! Wealthy car enthusiasts build their own Â£1m replica of Batmobile driven by Christian Bale in Dark Knight trilogy
Wealthy car enthusiasts build their own Â£1m replica of Batmobile driven by Christian Bale in Dark Knight trilogy. 1  The car weighs 2.5 tonnes, has a 6.2-litre V8 engine and can reach 100mph. 2  It will take part in the exotic car rally Gumball 3000 later this month.


Batman Arkham Knight Players, Get Ready to Drive the Batmobile (Video)
The most exciting detail of WBâs last Batman Arkham installment is that it finally allows the player to drive the Batmobile. The game was formatted to be played on next-generation consoles which allow the game to reach itâs full potential.


Batman Arkham Knight Players, Get Ready to Drive the Batmobile (Video)
With a considerably larger Gotham City and streets that are wide enough to properly integrate driving the Batmobile, next-gen allows for much more complex game mapping to be used. The director of Rocksteady, Sefton Hill, expressed his excitement in having developed a game specific for next-generation platforms.


Batman Arkham Knight Players, Get Ready to Drive the Batmobile (Video)
Although the trailer does not quite build suspense, Arkham Knightâs new features are enough to get gamers antsy for the full story as more details will be released in a 14-page expose from Game Informe r this April.


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Historical Tuition and Fees, with Projected Future Amounts. Future projections are based on past four years' data averaging 5.63% annual change in in-state tuition and fees and 5.63% change in out-of-state tuition and fees. Amounts shown are estimates only and not guaranteed.


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Get Your Estimated Cost. Colleges like Meredith College are working hard to make tuition affordable to deserving students. Use our tool to get a quick guess about your actual costs and links to tools to get an even better estimate directly form the college. Get Your Estimate. Future projections are based on past four years' data averaging 5.63% annual change in in-state tuition and fees and 5.63% change in out-of-state tuition and fees. Amounts shown are estimates only and not guaranteed. For a better estimate, contact the college directly.


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1 Please remember that this estimate does not represent a final determination, or actual award, of admissibility, financial assistance or a final net price; estimates are based on cost of attendance and financial aid provided to students in 2014-2015.


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For your money, you get: - Great education with well prepare professors. - A safe environment-A lot of traditions, activities and clubs. - Unlimited food plan if you live on campus-Parking (extra cost) - Room for 2 and bathroom for 4 people-A nice campus with everything within walking distance.


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Tuition and Fees: $33,630 plus $100 activity fee. (billed at $16,865 per semester). Room and Board: $10,040 (includes applicable state and county taxes). (billed at $5,020 per semester). Total: $43,770.00. Note: Includes $50 per semester student activity fee.


Cost to Attend Shaw University
Tuition for Meredith College is $32,100 for the 2014/2015 academic year. This is 27% more expensive than the national average private non-profit four year college tuition of $25,229. The cost is $15,412 and 92% more expensive than the average North Carolina tuition of $16,688 for 4 year colleges. Tuition ranks 70th in North Carolina amongst 4 year colleges for affordability and is the 5th most expensive 4 year college in the state. Price does not vary by residence.


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Meredith is pleased to provide students with this financial aid calculator as a guide in planning for college. The calculator will estimate financial need and merit awards based on prior year data. Estimates are based on award policies for the 2014 - 2015 academic year and are subject to change. 1  Your estimate is meant to help you plan your educational financing at the college and is based on the information you provide in this calculator.


Cost to Attend Meredith College
The net out-of-pocket total cost you end up paying or financing though student loans is known as the net price. The reported Meredith net price for in-state students $22,911* for the 2013/2014 academic year.


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Admissions /. An education from Meredith College is one of the best investments you and your family can make. Surveys of recent Meredith graduates show that their education has prepared them to succeed, both as professionals and graduate students. And, youâll be welcomed into a supportive network of more than 18,000 accomplished alumnae living in all 50 states and abroad.


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We also know that the cost of a college education is a major consideration for you and your family. Thatâs why we strive to provide opportunities that allow the quality of your education â not the cost of attending â to be the basis for selecting a college. The Value of Meredith, an interactive online workbook, will help you and your daughter consider the benefits of her top college choices.


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Instructions. Measure the width of one of the boards that you plan to use for your fence. Most board fences consist of boards that are 4 or 6 inches wide. Divide 12 (the inches in 1 foot) by the width of the board in inches. For example, if the board's width is 4 inches, divide 12 by 4 to get 3.


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Most board fences consist of boards that are 4 or 6 inches wide. Divide 12 (the inches in 1 foot) by the width of the board in inches. For example, if the board's width is 4 inches, divide 12 by 4 to get 3. In that case, you need three boards for each foot of fence.


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Measure the width of one of the boards that you plan to use for your fence. Most board fences consist of boards that are 4 or 6 inches wide. Divide 12 (the inches in 1 foot) by the width of the board in inches. For example, if the board's width is 4 inches, divide 12 by 4 to get 3.


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For instance, if the fence will be 100 feet long and you need three boards for each foot of fence, then multiply 100 times 3 to get 300 boards. Multiply the number of boards needed for the project by the cost of one board if you want to estimate the cost of the fence's lumber.


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Board on board panels measuring six feet tall cost around $11 to $16 while a fence measuring eight feet tall costs around $21 to $23 per panel. The total average cost for a wood fence is just over $1,000 with a low cost of around $450 and a high cost of more than $20,000.


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Divide 12 (the inches in 1 foot) by the width of the board in inches. For example, if the board's width is 4 inches, divide 12 by 4 to get 3. In that case, you need three boards for each foot of fence. Multiply the number of boards needed for each foot of fence by the total length of the fence.


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A board on board fence is essentially a fence that consists of central wood posts with wood fencing panels on either side. Some privacy fences use a series of posts but only one piece of wood on one side of those posts. Homeowners need to decide if they want to place the wood panels on the inside or outside of the yard.


How to Calculate the Lumber Requirements for a Fence
Calculate the number of posts you need. This depends on the post spacing, which in most cases is 8 feet. Divide each section by the post spacing to get the number of posts in that section, then add the posts in all sections. A 200-foot fence with equal sides needs six posts spaced by 8 feet per side, for a total of 24.


Cost of Board On Board Fence
This Board On Board Fence cost estimator will provide you with up to date pricing for your area. Simply enter your zip code and the square footage, next click update and you will see a breakdown on what it should cost to have Board On Board Fence installed onto your home.


Cost of Wilsonart Solid Surface
1 Board on Board Fence installation costs vary considerably by location. 2  For an accurate estimate in your area, enter your zip code in the calculator above. 3  Reduce total project cost by having multiple vendors bid on the same, detailed work specification of your Board on Board Fence project.


Texas Constitution
1 Constitution of the State of Texas, 1861 from Gammel's Laws of Texas, Vol. V. hosted by the Portal to Texas History.  Constitution of the State of Texas, 1866 from Gammel's Laws of Texas, Vol. V. hosted by the Portal to Texas History.


Lesson Plans: Teaching Six Big Ideas in the Constitution
Teaching Six Big Ideas in the Constitution. Constitution of the United States. Signed Copy of the Constitution of the United States; Miscellaneous Papers of the Continental Congress, 1774-1789; Records of the Continental and Confederation Congresses and the Constitutional Convention, 1774-1789, Record Group 360; National Archives.


Texas Constitution
Article 3 of the Texas Constitution is labeled Legislative Department and consists of 67 sections. It vests the legislative power of the state in the Legislature of the State of Texas and establishes that the legislature consists of the Texas Senate and Texas House of Representatives.


Texas Constitution
The Texas Constitution is the basic governing document of the state of Texas. The current Texas State Constitution took effect in 1876. It is the seventh constitution in the state's history and the fifth constitution since Texas achieved statehood.


Lesson Plans: Teaching Six Big Ideas in the Constitution
To understand the Six Big Ideas which underpin the Constitution students need to be familiar with the text itself. Mapping the text of the Constitution presents the national charter in a way that illustrates the attention the Founders gave to the structure and power of government.


Texas Constitution
On February 15, 1876, the current Texas state constitution took effect. This version is the state's fifth document since Texas achieved statehood. Prior to entering the United States, Texas had an additional two constitutions, the Coahuila y Tejas and the 1836 Constitution of the Republic of Texas.


Lesson Plans: Teaching Six Big Ideas in the Constitution
Divide the students into six groups with each group assigned a Big Idea. Provide a copy of the Constitution to each group (printed or electronic) and direct them to examine the text to identify two examples of the assigned Big Idea in action.


Ancient Spartan Food and Diet
The Spartan diet overview. Natural food, grown locally by the helots was were most of the Spartan diet would come from. The Spartan society was very self sufficient and this shines through in their approach to food.Common foods were meat and fish, with a wide variety of animals and fish consumed.he Spartan diet overview. Natural food, grown locally by the helots was were most of the Spartan diet would come from. The Spartan society was very self sufficient and this shines through in their approach to food.


Ancient Spartan Food and Diet
The Spartans were not as in love with their food as most of ancient Greece, and their diet was more humble and basic. The Spartans as with everything put their military above all, and their food and diet was no different.he Spartan diet overview. Natural food, grown locally by the helots was were most of the Spartan diet would come from. The Spartan society was very self sufficient and this shines through in their approach to food.


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Black Broth. The black broth of the Spartans was made of blood and boiled pig legs seasoned with vinegar, according to food-science historian Rebecca Rupp, Ph.D. The ancient Greek writer Plutarch claimed that the Spartans were so fond of black broth that older men would even eat it in preference to meat.he Cleaver. The Spartans occasionally held a celebration dinner called the Kopis or Cleaver, which included loaves of wheat bread, barley cakes, figs, nuts, raw greens, a meat dish and, of course, some black broth.


Ancient Spartan Food and Diet
Hunting and the Spartan diet. Of course, the Spartans as they were warriors, they were also fine hunters, not only could a Spartan strike fear into any enemy in the distance, Iâm sure they had the same effect on their prey.he Spartan diet overview. Natural food, grown locally by the helots was were most of the Spartan diet would come from. The Spartan society was very self sufficient and this shines through in their approach to food.


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Black broth was not the only food the Spartans ate at their communal meals. The men who participated in these meals were expected to contribute food, which included barley, cheese, figs, olives and wine.he Cleaver. The Spartans occasionally held a celebration dinner called the Kopis or Cleaver, which included loaves of wheat bread, barley cakes, figs, nuts, raw greens, a meat dish and, of course, some black broth.


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The diet practices originate from ancient Sparta where fast food was the type of food that helped people run fast to win Olympic games. The Spartan Diet is not a temporary weight loss solution, but a lifelong plan to preserve a healthy relationship with food.or meat, Spartans typically preferred wild game and hunted. They ate meat in measured quantities and had a diet rich in the vegetables they grew on their farms. Some of the foods included are: 1  Olive oil. 2  Garlic. 3  Pomegranates.


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Boys were usually fed more frugally on barley cakes called kammata instead. The Spartans occasionally held a celebration dinner called the Kopis or Cleaver, which included loaves of wheat bread, barley cakes, figs, nuts, raw greens, a meat dish and, of course, some black broth.he Cleaver. The Spartans occasionally held a celebration dinner called the Kopis or Cleaver, which included loaves of wheat bread, barley cakes, figs, nuts, raw greens, a meat dish and, of course, some black broth.


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The Cleaver. The Spartans occasionally held a celebration dinner called the Kopis or Cleaver, which included loaves of wheat bread, barley cakes, figs, nuts, raw greens, a meat dish and, of course, some black broth.he Cleaver. The Spartans occasionally held a celebration dinner called the Kopis or Cleaver, which included loaves of wheat bread, barley cakes, figs, nuts, raw greens, a meat dish and, of course, some black broth.


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The Spartan Diet includes lots of healthy organic foods that will allow you to get into peak physical condition and health. For meat, Spartans typically preferred wild game and hunted. They ate meat in measured quantities and had a diet rich in the vegetables they grew on their farms.Some of the foods included are: 1  Olive oil. 2  Garlic. 3  Pomegranates. 4  Figs. 5  Whole grains. 6  Apples. 7  Grapes.or meat, Spartans typically preferred wild game and hunted. They ate meat in measured quantities and had a diet rich in the vegetables they grew on their farms. Some of the foods included are: 1  Olive oil. 2  Garlic. 3  Pomegranates.


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No book specifically on food or recipes is extant from that period, but food is talked about a great deal by characters in Greek plays. Greeks had two kinds of symbolism in their food. One kind was religious symbolism.Wine, for instance, was associated with Dionysos; bread with Demeter. And secondly, like the Jews, the Greeks wanted to use their food as a way of distinguishing themselves from their neighbours.hough the Greeks ate some meat, meat had slightly barbaric connotations for them. They probably didn't eat more than 2 to 5 pounds (1 to 2 kg) of meat a year in total. There were even vegetarian groups that rejected it entirely. Greeks would, however, eat dogs, something that is now beyond the pale for us.


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A fairy (also fay, fae, fair folk; from faery, faerie, realm of the fays ) is a type of mythical being or legendary creature in European folklore, a form of spirit, often described as metaphysical, supernatural, or preternatural.nother theory is that the fairies were originally worshiped as minor goddesses, such as nymphs or tree spirits, but with the coming of Christianity, they lived on, in a dwindled state of power, in folk belief. In this particular time, fairies were reputed by the church as being 'evil' beings.


fairy
fairy. n, pl fairies. 1. an imaginary supernatural being, usually represented in diminutive human form and characterized as clever, playful, and having magical powers. 2. a male homosexual. 3. away with the fairies out of touch with reality.adj (prenominal). 4. of or relating to a fairy or fairies.n imaginary creature in the form of a very small (often winged) human, with magical powers. Children often believe in fairies; (also adjective) fairy-land.


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Definition of FAIRY. 1. : a mythical being of folklore and romance usually having diminutive human form and magic powers.2.usually disparaging: a male homosexual. â fairy adjective. â fairyÂ·like \-ËlÄ«k\ adjective. a mythical being of folklore and romance usually having diminutive human form and magic powers. 2. usually disparaging: a male homosexual. â fairy adjective. â fairyÂ·like \-ËlÄ«k\ adjective.


fairy
fairy. an imaginary creature in the form of a very small (often winged) human, with magical powers. Children often believe in fairies; (also adjective) fairy-land.n imaginary creature in the form of a very small (often winged) human, with magical powers. Children often believe in fairies; (also adjective) fairy-land.


fairy
1. fairy-a small being, human in form, playful and having magical powers. faerie, faery, fay, sprite. spiritual being, supernatural being-an incorporeal being believed to have powers to affect the course of human events. elf, gremlin, imp, pixie, pixy, hob, brownie - (folklore) fairies that are somewhat mischievous.n imaginary creature in the form of a very small (often winged) human, with magical powers. Children often believe in fairies; (also adjective) fairy-land.


Fairy
Faierie became fairy, but with that spelling now almost exclusively referring to one of the legendary people, with the same meaning as fay. The word fairy was used to in represent an illusion, or enchantment; the land of the Faes; collectively the inhabitants thereof; or an individual such as a fairy knight.nother theory is that the fairies were originally worshiped as minor goddesses, such as nymphs or tree spirits, but with the coming of Christianity, they lived on, in a dwindled state of power, in folk belief. In this particular time, fairies were reputed by the church as being 'evil' beings.


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So ascribing one meaning to a fairy tattoo is overly simplistic and not accurate. However, there are some common beliefs about fairies and the meaning that they might represent. Since each individual fairy tattoo can be done in a variety of different styles and can also hold a variety of different meanings.s with any tattoo the exact meaning and symbolism behind it is often dependent on the person bearing the tattoo. In todayâs world there are very few symbols that have a universal meaning or symbolism.


FAIRY
The noun FAIRY has 2 senses: 1. a small being, human in form, playful and having magical powers. 2. offensive terms for an openly homosexual man. Familiarity information: FAIRY used as a noun is rare.he noun FAIRY has 2 senses: 1. a small being, human in form, playful and having magical powers. 2. offensive terms for an openly homosexual man. Familiarity information: FAIRY used as a noun is rare.


Fairy
Another belief is that the fairies were an intelligent species, distinct from humans and angels. In alchemy in particular they were regarded as elementals, such as gnomes and sylphs, as described by Paracelsus. This is uncommon in folklore, but accounts describing the fairies as spirits of the air have been found.nother theory is that the fairies were originally worshiped as minor goddesses, such as nymphs or tree spirits, but with the coming of Christianity, they lived on, in a dwindled state of power, in folk belief. In this particular time, fairies were reputed by the church as being 'evil' beings.


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As with any tattoo the exact meaning and symbolism behind it is often dependent on the person bearing the tattoo. In todayâs world there are very few symbols that have a universal meaning or symbolism.As the meaning and symbolism is dependent on personal views and beliefs.s with any tattoo the exact meaning and symbolism behind it is often dependent on the person bearing the tattoo. In todayâs world there are very few symbols that have a universal meaning or symbolism.


Yeast Pitch Rates Explained
Yeast Pitch Rates Explained. To make high quality beer consistently, understanding your yeast pitching rate is important. In fact, this may be the key to taking your beer to the next level.It turns out that liquid yeast manufacturers give you barely enough to get by, which we explain in detail below.hey say one pack or vial is enough for 5 gallons of wort at 1.060 and contains approximately 100 billion cells. This comes out to a pitch rate of 0.35 million cells per milliliter per degree plato. This is half the rate of what pro brewerâs use.


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The term pitch rate refers to the amount of yeast that is added to cooled wort. Pitch rate is generally referred to in cells per milliliter. Consistent and reproducible fermentations are not possible without consistent and accurate pitch rates.Successful re-pitching depends upon an adequate pitch rate for a healthy fermentation.Under-pitching on the first brew will not only produce an aroma and flavor profile that is less than desirable, but will also lead to less consistency and fewer generations of use from that culture.he pitch rate will have a direct effect on the amount of cell growth during a fermentation. Cell growth decreases as pitch rates increase. Ester production is directly related to yeast growth as are most other flavor and aroma compounds.


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Pitch your yeast like the pro's do with this easy to use calculator that supports dry yeast, liquid yeast, slurry, and starters.Calculates liquid yeast viability based on manufactured date. You get to choose your desired pitch rate in million cells / milliliter of wort / degree plato.itch your yeast like the pro's do with this easy to use calculator that supports dry yeast, liquid yeast, slurry, and starters.


Pitch Rates
The term pitch rate refers to the amount of yeast that is added to cooled wort.o achieve appropriate pitch rates run your brewing numbers through Wyeast's Pitch Rate Calculator. This will not only tell you how many packages of yeast are needed, but allow you to tailor a propagation scheme to match your beer style.


Yeast Pitch Rates Explained
Higher gravity beers and lagers call for a higher pitch rate. If the pitch rate is too low the yeast get stressed and produce undesirable byproducts, including soapy, chemical, and corn flavors (yuck!).hey say one pack or vial is enough for 5 gallons of wort at 1.060 and contains approximately 100 billion cells. This comes out to a pitch rate of 0.35 million cells per milliliter per degree plato. This is half the rate of what pro brewerâs use.


Proper Yeast Pitching Rates
Ales & Lagers. The general consensus on pitching rates is that you want to pitch around 1 million cells of viable yeast, for every milliliter of wort, for every degree plato. A little less for an ale, a little more for a lager.or an ale, you want to pitch around 0.75 million cells of viable yeast (0.75 million for an ale, 1.5 million for a lager), for every milliliter of wort, for every degree plato. (0.75 million) X (milliliters of wort) X (degrees Plato of the wort). 1  There is about 3785 milliliters in a gallon.


Pitch Rates
Pitch rates make a dramatic difference in the final flavor and aroma profile of any beer. Ester production is directly related to yeast growth as are most other flavor and aroma compounds.o achieve appropriate pitch rates run your brewing numbers through Wyeast's Pitch Rate Calculator. This will not only tell you how many packages of yeast are needed, but allow you to tailor a propagation scheme to match your beer style.


Pitch Rates
The following chart outlines recommended pitch rates based on specific wort and fermentation conditions. Pitch rates are valid for both direct pitching Wyeast products and for pitching with a starter culture of Wyeast products.o achieve appropriate pitch rates run your brewing numbers through Wyeast's Pitch Rate Calculator. This will not only tell you how many packages of yeast are needed, but allow you to tailor a propagation scheme to match your beer style.


Pitch Rates
Pitch Rate Calculator : To achieve appropriate pitch rates run your brewing numbers through Wyeast's Pitch Rate Calculator. This will not only tell you how many packages of yeast are needed, but allow you to tailor a propagation scheme to match your beer style.o achieve appropriate pitch rates run your brewing numbers through Wyeast's Pitch Rate Calculator. This will not only tell you how many packages of yeast are needed, but allow you to tailor a propagation scheme to match your beer style.


Yeast Pitch Rates Explained
They say one pack or vial is enough for 5 gallons of wort at 1.060 and contains approximately 100 billion cells. This comes out to a pitch rate of 0.35 million cells per milliliter per degree plato. This is half the rate of what pro brewerâs use.hey say one pack or vial is enough for 5 gallons of wort at 1.060 and contains approximately 100 billion cells. This comes out to a pitch rate of 0.35 million cells per milliliter per degree plato. This is half the rate of what pro brewerâs use.


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What temp does my Heat Pump stop producing good heat or what is the threshold? I have an 850 sq foot house, single story with crawlspace, good insulation and decent windows, carpet. I have a one year old Lenox 2 ton 13HPD Merit series Heat Pump. It is 13 seer for Air conditioning and 7.7 for heating seasonal performance factor. I live in southern TN. What is the approx. temperature where my heat pump starts to not heat the house well or what is the temperature where it has a hard time maintaining a 68-70 deg.


Using A Heat Pump During The Winter: What You Need To Know February 2014 | Updated December 2016
Once the temperature falls below 32Â° F, a heat pump will need to utilize a supplemental heat source to meet the comfort needs of your home. When this happens, your heat pump is still efficiently moving a portion of the heat from the outside.


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Heat pumps have the additional advantages of providing heating and cooling in one unit using a single energy source. In addition, heat pumps do not require flues nor their associated roof penetrations. Heat pump efficiency depends on outdoor temperature. In the heating mode, performance drops as the outside air temperature drops.


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No heating appliance should be used 24 hours a day. Common sense tells you, that if you leave an appliance running the whole day, you can expect your power bill to rise. Clever use of a heat pump is using it as required. If you are not at home during the day, there is no need to run your heat pump during the day.


Heat pump air temperature
Heat pump air temperature. I live in an all-electric home with a new Trane heat pump. I know the air a heat pump kicks out is considerably colder than what a gas furnace produces. But whether my thermostat is set at 60, 65 or 70, the air coming out is only 72 degrees.


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Most heat pumps will have a 24 hour timer which allows you to program your heat pumps operation for the day. Mitsubishi Electric offers a 7 Day Controller which allows up to four settings per day. This means that you can plan your heat pumpâs operation for an entire week!


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A heat pump should not be operated like a radiant heater. Turning your heat pump up to 28Â°C will not make the room warm up any faster. In fact, it will use more energy as the heat pump attempts to absorb energy to achieve this unrealistic temperature.


Using A Heat Pump During The Winter: What You Need To Know February 2014 | Updated December 2016
If you have any questions about using your heat pump or the emergency heat setting, please call us at 1-800-521-6144 and an energy efficiency expert will be happy to speak with you. Diagram and some content courtesy of Pro Star Mechanical Technologies Ltd.


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Even the coldest winter air contains some heat. However, heat pumps work best at temperatures above 35 degrees Fahrenheit. Below this temperature, an electrical resistance heater switches on, if required, to supplement heat brought in from outside.


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To make a fedora hat out of paper you will need: 1  Newspaper. 2  Glue/Stapler. 3  Construction paper (optional). 4  Rainy day. 5  Make the first fold. 6  Take the top and bottom of the newspaper and fold it almost in half, leaving about one inch exposed. 7  Second fold.


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To make a fedora hat out of paper you will need: 1  Newspaper. 2  Glue/Stapler. 3  Construction paper (optional). 4  Rainy day. 5  Make the first fold. 6  Second fold. 7  Bring it in, then tuck. 8  Third fold. 9  Folding it down. 10  Open the hat. 11  To really class up your act draw a feather out of construction paper.


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To make a fedora hat out of paper you will need: 1  Newspaper. 2  Glue/Stapler. 3  Construction paper (optional). 4  Rainy day. 5  Make the first fold. 6  Take the top and bottom of the newspaper and fold it almost in half, leaving about one inch exposed.


Construction Paper Pilgrim Hat
Reenact the first Thanksgiving by making a fun Construction Paper Pilgrim Hat. These paper hats make a wonderful Thanksgiving kids craft. This project tutorial will show you how to make a pilgrim hat out of construction paper.


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Here is how to make a fedora hat out of newspaper. To make a fedora hat out of paper you will need: 1  Newspaper. 2  Glue/Stapler. 3  Construction paper (optional). 4  Rainy day. 5  Make the first fold. 6  Take the top and bottom of the newspaper and fold it almost in half, leaving about one inch exposed. 7  Second fold.


How To Make A Fedora Hat Out Of Paper
Here is how to make a fedora hat out of newspaper. To make a fedora hat out of paper you will need: 1  Newspaper. 2  Glue/Stapler. 3  Construction paper (optional). 4  Rainy day. 5  Make the first fold. 6  Take the top and bottom of the newspaper and fold it almost in half, leaving about one inch exposed.


How To Make Party Hats Out Of Construction Paper
To make party hats out of construction paper, you will need: 1  Construction paper. 2  Rubber bands. 3  A stapler. 4  Roll the construction paper. 5  The first thing youâll have to do when you make party hats out of construction paper is roll the paper into a cone shape.


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Using a piece of black construction paper draw a half circle with a compass. If you don't have a compass tie a piece of string to a pencil and anchor the string at a single point. Cut out the half circle and roll it into the shape of a cone. Staple where the paper comes together.


How To Make Party Hats Out Of Construction Paper
1 The last step to making a party hat out of construction paper is attaching the chinstrap. 2  Simple as can be. 3  Just cut the end of the rubber band so itâs like a loose string. 4  Staple one end to one side of the wide end of your Madonna boob cone, and the other end straight across the width to the other side of the cone.


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Using a piece of black construction paper draw a half circle with a compass. If you don't have a compass tie a piece of string to a pencil and anchor the string at a single point. Cut out the half circle and roll it into the shape of a cone. Staple where the paper comes together. Test the hat for a proper fit.


Rudyard Kipling
RUDYARD KIPLING. BORN 30th DEC. 1865 DIED 18th JAN. 1936. Order of Service for the Burial of Rudyard Kipling 1936 (PDF, 423 KB). The original gravestone (now at Kipling's house in Sussex) was replaced by the present Belgian marble stone in 1966.


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After a world trip, he returned with Carrie to her family home in Brattleboro, Vermont, USA, with the aim of settling down there. It was in Brattleboro, deep in New England, that he wrote Captains Courageous and The Jungle Books, and where their first two children, Josephine and Elsie, were born.


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A chronology of his life and work. 1865 30 December, Joseph Rudyard Kipling (RK) born in Bombay, son of John Lockwood Kipling (Head of Department of Architectural Sculpture at the government School of Art) and of Alice Kipling, n e Macdonald. Both of his grandfathers were Methodist ministers.


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A quarrel with Rudyard's brother-in-law drove the Kiplings back to England in 1896, and the following year they moved to Rottingdean in Sussex, the county which he adopted as his own. Their son John was born in North End House, the holiday home of Rudyard's aunt, Georgiana Burne-Jones, and soon they moved into The Elms.


Rudyard Kipling
1940 Mrs Kipling died, bequeathing their home at Bateman's to the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest. The Definitive Edition of Rudyard Kipling's Verse published by Hodder and Stoughton; lacks some poems collected in Sussex edition. 1976 Mrs Elsie Bambridge RK's sole surviving child, died childless.


Rudyard Kipling Biography.com
Early Years. Considered one of the great English writers, Joseph Rudyard Kipling was born on December 30, 1865, in Bombay (now called Mumbai), India. At the time of his birth, his parents, John and Alice, were recent arrivals in India.


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Returning to England in 1889, Kipling won instant success with Barrack-Room Ballads which were followed by some more brilliant short stories. After the death of an American friend and literary collaborator, Wolcott Balestier, he married Wolcott's sister Carrie in 1892.


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His mother was one of the talented and beautiful Macdonald sisters, four of whom married remarkable men, Sir Edward Burne-Jones, Sir Edward Poynter, Alfred Baldwin, and John Lockwood Kipling himself. Young Rudyard's earliest years in Bombay were blissfully happy, in an India full of exotic sights and sounds.


Rudyard Kipling
The ashes of Rudyard Kipling, poet and writer, were buried in Poets' Corner at noon on 23 January 1936, next to the graves of Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy. The inscription on the stone reads: RUDYARD KIPLING.


Rudyard Kipling
The pallbearers at the funeral included Kipling's cousin the Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and the marble casket was covered by a Union flag. Joseph Rudyard Kipling was born in Bombay, son of Professor John Kipling and his wife Alice (Macdonald). His parents came to England on leave but did not take Rudyard and his sister Alice back with them and they were left in the charge of paid guardians.