Specialized Nerve Tests: EMG, NCV and SSEP
There are two types of EMG: intramuscular EMG and surface EMG. The intramuscular EMG is the most common. It involves inserting a needle electrode through the skin into the muscle that is being studied. Surface EMG (SEMG) involves placing electrodes on the skin over the muscle to detect the electrical activity of the muscle. It is not used as often because it provides less useful information than the intramuscular EMG.


Electrodiagnostics EMG NCS (dermatomes and myotomes)
Myotomes â Relationship between the spinal nerve & muscle and are best evaluated with EMG. Dermatomes â Relationship between the spinal nerve & skin and a combination of EMG and NCS is used to define pathology. Myotomes. Each muscle in the body is supplied by a particular level or segment of the spinal cord and by its corresponding spinal nerve.


Electrodiagnostics EMG NCS (dermatomes and myotomes)
Often, EMG testing is performed with another test that measures the conducting function of nerves, called a nerve conduction study (NCS). These electrodiagnostics tests (EMG and NCS) are often performed at the same office visit and by the same personnel, the risks and procedures generally apply to both tests. In some medical conditions the electrical activity of the muscles or nerves is not normal.


Specialized Nerve Tests: EMG, NCV and SSEP
EMG is performed using a machine called the electromyograph, to produce a record called an electromyogram. An electromyogram detects the tiny amount of electricity generated by muscle cells when they are activated by the nerves connected to them.


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The EMG helps doctors distinguish between muscle conditions that begin in the muscle and nerve disorders that cause muscle weakness. EDX supports dx and appropriate care. The information gained from EDX studies often lead to specific chiropractic treatment strategies, medical treatment or surgery.


Specialized Nerve Tests: EMG, NCV and SSEP
EMG, or Electromyography is a technique for evaluating and recording the electrical activity produced by muscles. An electromyogram detects the tiny amount of electricity generated by muscle cells when they are activated by the nerves connected to them.


Electrodiagnostics EMG NCS (dermatomes and myotomes)
Testing may take 30-60 minutes. The nerve conduction part of the test usually takes longer than the needle exam because one needs to make calculations and measurements during it. On average, if one extremity is studied, the nerve conductions take anywhere between 15 and 30 minutes.


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The specialized nerve tests like EMG, NCV and SSEP are designed to investigate and diagnose the functioning of the nervous system; while imaging studies like the CT scans or MRI scans look at the structure or anatomy of a particular body part or organ.


Specialized Nerve Tests: EMG, NCV and SSEP
The brain and spinal cord send electrical signals through the nerves to different muscles. The muscles, in turn, have specialized mechanism to properly understand the electrical signals and act accordingly, thus moving different parts of the body.


Baseball Equipment History
Some say the first to have worn the glove was Albert Spalding who, in 1877, walked onto the field wearing his fingerless, padded, black leather baseball glove. Others say that the first baseball player to have worn a glove was Doug Allison, catcher for the Cincinnati Red Stockings, in 1870 because of an injured hand.


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The Cubs are the lovable losers with the grand ballpark and the Dodgers are always playing home-grown talent. And the Yankees â well, they are always the Yankees. Baseball Almanac pays tribute to the thirty teams of today and their predecessors â all of whom are the torch bearers of the game's history.


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Jacob Koffler. Jun 22, 2015. After over 150 years, Major League Baseball might have taken a step closer to finding its first female player. Melissa Mayeux, a 16-year-old shortstop on the French U-18 junior national team, made MLB history on Sunday as the first female player on the international registration list.


Will Chelsea Baker Be the First Girl in Major League Baseball?
The craziest things happen.. Only it doesn't seem so crazy that Chelsea could be the first. She's the only girl (and perhaps the best pitcher) on the Durant High School baseball team in Plant City, Florida. Ever since she switched from softball to baseball at the age of five, she's heard the whispers: The boys are too big now.


Could This French Shortstop Be the MLB's First Female Player?
Jun 22, 2015. 1  After over 150 years, Major League Baseball might have taken a step closer to finding its first female player. 2  Melissa Mayeux, a 16-year-old shortstop on the French U-18 junior national team, made MLB history on Sunday as the first female player on the international registration list.


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The First Baseball Convention. The first base ball convention was held in New York City on January 22, 1857 and was attended by 15 clubs, all from New York. Daniel Doc Adams was elected convention president and also was elected to head the Committee on Rules and Regulations. Revisions to the original 20 Knickerbocker Rules were made.


Baseball Equipment History
From 1897 to 1915, baseball equipment began to include protective head gear. This was the contribution of Hall of Fame, New York Giants catcher Roger Bresnahan, after getting bashed, or rather beaned as they say, in the head with a baseball. It was similar to the leather football helmet made by A.J. Reach.


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Major League Baseball Team History. From the first generation of baseball fans that tore open newspapers to gobble up box scores through the generations who gathered around the radio and then the television, to today's fans who get scores on their cell phones or over the Internet â the question has never changed â How did my team do today?.


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The kid who was lucky enough to come up with a real league ball or a store-bought bat automatically became team captain. - Ford Frick in Games, Asterisks, and People: Memoirs of a Lucky Fan (Ford C. Frick, Crown Publishers, 1973, Page 64)


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It may be done when an X-ray, an ultrasound, or a computed tomography (CT) scan shows a problem with the liver. A liver biopsy can also be done to find the cause of jaundice or to check on cirrhosis, hepatitis, or liver cancer.


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1 Find the cause of jaundice. 2  A liver biopsy can find certain liver diseases (such as cirrhosis), infections (such as hepatitis), and liver tumors. 3  Find the cause of abnormal blood test results from aspartate aminotransferase (AST) and alanine aminotransferase (ALT) tests.


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ïµ You may put a small bandage on the biopsy site after your shower. ïµ Your doctor will examine you before discharge What to do at home after the liver biopsy 1. Rest and stay at home (âhome restâ) after you are discharged from NIH. You may do limited activity. 2.


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Why It Is Done. A liver biopsy may be done to: 1  Find the cause of jaundice. 2  A liver biopsy can find certain liver diseases (such as cirrhosis), infections (such as hepatitis), and liver tumors. 3  Find the cause of abnormal blood test results from aspartate aminotransferase (AST) and alanine aminotransferase (ALT) tests.


Liver Biopsy
Laboratory tests will be performed on the day of a liver biopsy or 2-3 days before the procedure, as directed by your doctor. These tests may include a blood count, a platelet count, and a measurement of your blood's ability to clot.


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A liver biopsy is a minor medical proce. dure in which a doctor uses a needle to. remove a small piece (biopsy) of your. liver. This liver specimen is examined. under a microscope to establish. whether liver disease is present and. how severe it is.


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ïµ Stay on bedrest for 6 hours ïµ Do not eat or drink for 3 hours after the biopsy. After 3 hours, you can have clear liquids. Six 6 hours after the biopsy ïµ The nurse will take a blood sample from your I.V. or vein to check for complications. ïµ You may eat a regular diet. ïµ You should stay on bed rest with bathroom privileges until morning. The morning after the biopsy ïµ You may shower and remove the dressing.


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Home Care InstructionsAfter Your Liver Biopsy 1. Go home without making any stops along the way. Rest in bed or on thecouch until the next morning. Get up only to use the bathroom. Keep stairclimbing to a minimum. Limit your activity for the next two days, nojogging or contact sports. Do not drive until the day after your biopsy. 2. Drink plenty of fluids. You should drink about twice the amount you usuallydrink3. Do not shower or take a tub bath the day of the biopsy. If you want to cleanup, take a sponge bath.4.


Liver Biopsy
In this article. A liver biopsy is a procedure in which a small needle is inserted into the liver to collect a tissue sample. The tissue is then analyzed in a laboratory to help doctors diagnose a variety of disorders and diseases in the liver.


Days of the Week Song - 7 Days of the Week - Children's Songs by The Learning Station
To learn more visit: http://learningstationmusic.com/index... 7 Days of the Week. From the CD, Preschool Learning Fun. By The Learning Station. âÂ©Monopoli/The Learning Station. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday -- Seven days are in a week. Days of the Week enhances word recognition, vocabulary, comprehension, memory and recall. Like us on Facebook and participate in FREE giveaways galore: http://www.facebook.com/LearningStati... Visit The Learning Station: http://learningstationmusic.com/index...


10 Reasons Why People Don't Go To Church
Let me explain some things before I go further. Let's firstly define the meaning of the word church. The word church is used three times in the New Testament (Grk: ecclesia), and is not referring to a building in which people frequent once a week, typically on a Sunday.eason 5 - Why people don't go to church - 'I don't like organized religion'. People are not advocating that the church not be 'organized', that is, that the filing cabinet not be sorted out, the money not banked properly. The issue here is that those who don't go to church hate to see an abuse of power.


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Monday is named after the Moon in many languages. Monday (/ËmÊndeÉª/ or /ËmÊndi/) is the day of the week between Sunday and Tuesday.odern Western culture usually looks at Monday as the beginning of the workweek, as it is typically Monday when adults go back to work and children go back to school after the weekend. Jewish and some Christian traditions place Sunday as the first day of the week, and Monday is thus the second day of the week.


Days of the Week Song - 7 Days of the Week - Children's Songs by The Learning Station
Children will learn the seven days of the week with this play along activity song that makes learning fun. 7 Days of the Week enhances word recognition, vocabulary, comprehension, memory and recall.Like us on Facebook and participate in FREE giveaways galore: http://www.facebook.com/LearningStati...Visit The Learning Station: http://learningstationmusic.com/index... Days of the Week enhances word recognition, vocabulary, comprehension, memory and recall. Like us on Facebook and participate in FREE giveaways galore: http://www.facebook.com/LearningStati... Visit The Learning Station: http://learningstationmusic.com/index...


Worship
In Christianity, a church service is a formalized period of communal worship, often but not exclusively occurring on Sunday, or Saturday in the case of those churches practicing seventh-day Sabbatarianism.n Christianity, a church service is a formalized period of communal worship, often but not exclusively occurring on Sunday, or Saturday in the case of those churches practicing seventh-day Sabbatarianism.


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Sunday mornings at church are a time to make new friends and renew old ones; to learn about the Bible and share problems as well as to thank God for another week of life. The objective in going to church is to seek to build our relationship with God and others.hurch worship is all about an encounter with God and others that changes who we are. Not going to church on a Sunday morning because you deserve a sleep-in does not explain why you miss church on Saturday or Sunday night.


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Church worship is all about an encounter with God and others that changes who we are. Not going to church on a Sunday morning because you deserve a sleep-in does not explain why you miss church on Saturday or Sunday night.The problem is much deeper than the time of the day-it is a matter of selfishness.hurch worship is all about an encounter with God and others that changes who we are. Not going to church on a Sunday morning because you deserve a sleep-in does not explain why you miss church on Saturday or Sunday night.


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Last updated 2011-10-07. Holy Week is the week leading up to the important Christian festival of Easter, beginning on Palm Sunday, including Maundy Thursday and ending on Holy Saturday. Pilgrims in Jerusalem enact the Way of Suffering of Jesus at this time.ast updated 2011-10-07. Holy Week is the week leading up to the important Christian festival of Easter, beginning on Palm Sunday, including Maundy Thursday and ending on Holy Saturday. Pilgrims in Jerusalem enact the Way of Suffering of Jesus at this time.


Holy Week
Holy Week is the week leading up to the important Christian festival of Easter, beginning on Palm Sunday, including Maundy Thursday and ending on Holy Saturday.Pilgrims in Jerusalem enact the Way of Suffering of Jesus at this time.ast updated 2011-10-07. Holy Week is the week leading up to the important Christian festival of Easter, beginning on Palm Sunday, including Maundy Thursday and ending on Holy Saturday. Pilgrims in Jerusalem enact the Way of Suffering of Jesus at this time.


Missing Church Excuses
1 My husband and I both work for our church and if he doesn't feel like going into church on Sunday, he'll often say, I just spent 5 (or 6) days there, if we go to church today, I will be in church everyday for the last 12 days. 2  That much church can kill a person. My husband and I both work for our church and if he doesn't feel like going into church on Sunday, he'll often say, I just spent 5 (or 6) days there, if we go to church today, I will be in church everyday for the last 12 days. 2  That much church can kill a person.


What's Ugaritic Got to Do with Anything?
Religious Context. The religion of Ugarit and the religion of ancient Israel were not the same, but there were some striking overlaps. For example, the name of the ultimate divine authority at Ugarit was El, one of the names of the God of Israel (e.g., Gen 33:20). El was described as an aged god with white hair, seated on a throne. However, at Ugarit, El was sovereign, but another god ran things on earth for El as his vizier.


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Ugarit, Syria (notes) The people of Ugarit were the Canaanites, precursors to the Phoenicians. They were perhaps the first to recognize that human speech consists of only a finite number of atomic sounds and all that was really needed was a symbol for each. They devised 30 symbols from which the alphabets of all phonetic languages are derived (yes all: Hebrew, Latin, Sanskrit, Aramaic, Arabic, Greek, etc.).


Ugaritic
The Ugaritic language is attested in texts from the 14th through the 12th century BC. The city was destroyed in 1180â1170 BC. Literary texts discovered at Ugarit include the Legend of Keret, the Aqhat Epic (or Legend of Danel), the Myth of Baal-Aliyan, and the Death of Baal â the latter two are also collectively known as the Baal cycle â all revealing aspects of a Canaanite religion.


Ugarit
The most prosperous and the best-documented age in Ugaritâs history dated from about 1450 to about 1200 bce and included periods of domination by the Egyptians (c. 1400â1350 bce) and the Hittites (c. 1350â1200 bce).


Ugarit
Ras Shamra texts and the Bible. Many texts discovered at Ugarit, including the âLegend of Keret,â the âAqhat Epicâ (or âLegend of Danelâ), the âMyth of Baal-Aliyan,â and the âDeath of Baal,â reveal an Old Canaanite mythology. A tablet names the Ugaritic pantheon with Babylonian equivalents; El, Asherah of the Sea, and Baal were the main deities.


Ugarit
Ugarit, ancient city lying in a large artificial mound called Ras Shamra (RaÊ¾s Shamrah), 6 miles (10 km) north of Latakia (Al-LÄdhiqÄ«yah) on the Mediterranean coast of northern Syria. Its ruins, about half a mile from the shore, were first uncovered by the plow of a peasant at Al-Bayá¸Ä Bay.


Ugaritic
Ugaritic (/ËuËÉ¡ÉËrÉªtÉªk, ËjuË-/) is a Northwest Semitic language, discovered by French archaeologists in 1929. It is known almost only in the form of writings found in the ruined city of Ugarit (modern Ras Shamra), Syria. It has been used by scholars of the Hebrew Bible to clarify Biblical Hebrew texts and has revealed ways in which ancient Israelite culture found parallels in the neighboring cultures.


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At Ugarit Baal was known by several titles: âking of the gods,â âthe Most High,â âPrince Baalâ (baal zbl), andâmost importantly for our discussionââthe Rider on the Clouds.â. Baalâs position as âking of the godsâ in Ugarit, Israelâs northern neighbor, helps explain the âBaal problemâ in the Old Testament.


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Around 1200 BCE, Ugarit likely fell prey to the invasion of Philistines, northern tribes sometimes called the Sea Peoples. But other possibilities like a big earthquake, a famine or a massive fire have not been ruled out. Its population then was likely under 10,000 ...


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The names of most letters in the Greek/Phoenician alphabets are clearly related - alpha/aleph (ox), beta/bet (house), gamma/gimel (camel), delta/dalet (door), etc. Notably, the Ugaritic alphabet only had consonants - the pre-Homeric Greeks added the vowels. Ugarit was an independent kingdom from the 18th century BCE.


Height Percentile Calculator, by Age or Country 94
The height percentile calculator also lets you specify male or female gender. Some country specific data was missing one gender. To fill in the missing data, an average 8% gender height gap was used. The population standard deviation is automatically set for you.


Height Percentile Calculator, by Age or Country 94
The height percentile calculator can also factor in country. Included countries are the U.S., Canada, most European countries, and over one hundred in total. This is important as average height varies considerably from one country to the next. Unfortunately, age specific data for all these countries is hard to come by.


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A chart for men, showing average height for men, the male height range, and changes with age. Height makes a difference.


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HP Officejet Pro 8660 e-All-in-One Printer. You can print on plain or specialty paper. Load plain paper, legal size paper, envelopes, or index cards in the printer's input tray. To purchase paper in the United States and Canada, go to HP Home & Home Office.


HOW TO PRINT ENVELOPES FROM HP OFFICEJET PRO 8600 PLUS
WesPCDr: You will want to place the envelope upside down in the tray. You will want to place the envelope upside down in the tray. WesPCDr: You can also print using the rear manual feed slot instead of using the paper tray. You can also print using the rear manual feed slot instead of using the paper tray.


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The HP Officejet Pro (All-in-One series) printer is a multi-function printer which can copy, scan, and print documents. However, in addition to printing regular 81/2 x 11 standard-size documents, the All-in-One can also print directly onto standard-size business envelopes.


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HP Officejet Pro 8615 e-All-in-One Printer. HP Officejet Pro 8660 e-All-in-One Printer. You can print on plain or specialty paper. Load plain paper, legal size paper, envelopes, or index cards in the printer's input tray. To purchase paper in the United States and Canada, go to HP Home & Home Office.


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Load a standard (business) size envelope into the bottom of your HP All-in-One, where the envelope icon is. Make sure to load it with the flap side up. If you are printing multiple envelopes, you can load as many as the paper tray will handle. Slide the bar in the paper tray so it is right next to the envelopes.


HOW TO PRINT ENVELOPES FROM HP OFFICEJET PRO 8600 PLUS
WesPCDr: Hello, I can assist you with your question. Hello, I can assist you with your question. Customer: This printer is new to me. It has a closed tray that the paper sits in If I just lay the envelope on top of paper it usually prints out crooked.


Q: Printing a #9 envelope on the HP Officejet Pro 8600 using Word 2010. Loads center - Prints Right
I have an HP Colorlaserjet 3600 and an HP Officejet Pro 8600 and both load this way. I did not have this problem before Windows 7. I have printed thousands of envelopes during my lifetime. When I send an 8.5 X 11 sheet through rather than an envelope it prints to the right on the Officejet.


World War II
The Holocaust is one of the most terrible events in human history. It occurred during World War II when Hitler was leader of Germany. Six million Jewish people were murdered by the Nazis. This included as many as 1 million Jewish children.


World War II
Many Jewish people hid from the Nazis during World War II. They would hide with non-Jewish families. Sometimes they would pretend to be a part of the family and sometimes they would hide in hidden rooms or in a basement or attic.


How Many People Died in the Holocaust
Persecution. Before the Nazis began their mass slaughter of Jews, they created a number of laws that separated Jews from society. Especially potent was the law that forced all Jews to wear a yellow star upon their clothing.


World War II
Ghettos. During World War II when the Nazis would take over a city in Europe they would force all of the Jewish people into one area of town. This area was called a ghetto and was fenced in with barbed wire and guarded. There was little food, water, or medicine available.


How Many People Died in the Holocaust
The Nazis, led by Adolf Hitler, were the perpetrators of the Holocaust. They used their belief in Lebensraum as the excuse for their territorial conquest and subjugation of people they categorized as Untermenschen (inferior people).


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The dining room of the Wannsee villa, where the Wannsee conference took place. The 15 men seated at the table on 20 January 1942 to discuss the  final solution of the Jewish question  were considered the best and the brightest in the Reich.


How Many People Died in the Holocaust
Holocaust Basics. This is the perfect place for the beginner to start learning about the Holocaust. Learn what the term Holocaust means, who the perpetrators were, who the victims were, what happened in the camps, what is meant by Final Solution, and so much more. 1  Holocaust Facts. 2  Timeline of the Holocaust.


Beechcraft Super King Air
The Beechcraft Super King Air family is part of a line of twin-turboprop aircraft produced by Beechcraft. The King Air line comprises a number of model series that fall into four families: the Model 90 series, Model 100 series (these models comprising the King Air family), Model 200 series and Model 300 series.he latter two models were originally marketed as the Super King Air family, but the Super was dropped in 1996. The Super King Air family has been in continuous production since 1974, the longest production run of any civilian turboprop aircraft in its class.


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Compared to the average Private Turboprop-driven Propeller Plane, the Hawker Beechcraft Beechcraft King Air 350i: 1  Is $2,870,000 more expensive at $6.12 Million. 2  Can fly 739 nautical miles farther at 1,814 nautical miles. 3  Can cruise 7,000 ft higher at 35,000 ft.ompared to the average Private Turboprop-driven Propeller Plane, which costs $1.54* per nautical mile to operate, the Hawker Beechcraft Beechcraft King Air 350i is: 1  $0.24 more expensive per nautical mile (a 16% premium).


Beechcraft Super King Air
By 1988, Beechcraft had begun work on the replacement for the 300. The fuselage of the 300 was stretched by nearly three feet with two extra cabin windows on each side and winglets added to the wingtips to create the Model B300, introduced in 1990 and initially marketed as the Super King Air 350.he latter two models were originally marketed as the Super King Air family, but the Super was dropped in 1996. The Super King Air family has been in continuous production since 1974, the longest production run of any civilian turboprop aircraft in its class.


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The Model 200 Super King Air was developed from the Model 100, with the same fuselage design (with some differences, mainly associated with the different tails) being used for both models.The Model 200 had different wings and a T-tail and entered service in 1974.he F-models featured the T-tail of the Model 200 King Air mated to the fuselage and wings of the E90, with PT6A-135 engines of 750 shp (560 kW) driving four-bladed propellers.


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The latter two models were originally marketed as the Super King Air family, but the Super was dropped in 1996. The Super King Air family has been in continuous production since 1974, the longest production run of any civilian turboprop aircraft in its class.It has outlasted all of its previous competitors and as of 2009 the only other aircraft in its class is the Piaggio Avanti.he latter two models were originally marketed as the Super King Air family, but the Super was dropped in 1996. The Super King Air family has been in continuous production since 1974, the longest production run of any civilian turboprop aircraft in its class.


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Compared to the average Private Turboprop-driven Propeller Plane, which is 36.83 ft long, has a wingspan of 46.03 ft, and is 12.93 ft tall at its tail, the Hawker Beechcraft Beechcraft King Air 350i:ompared to the average Private Turboprop-driven Propeller Plane, which costs $1.54* per nautical mile to operate, the Hawker Beechcraft Beechcraft King Air 350i is: 1  $0.24 more expensive per nautical mile (a 16% premium).


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Compared to the average fuel cost per nautical mile for all Private aircraft, which is $1.53* per nautical mile, the Hawker Beechcraft Beechcraft King Air 350i costs: 1  $0.25 more expensive per nautical mile (a 16% premium).ompared to the average Private Turboprop-driven Propeller Plane, which costs $1.54* per nautical mile to operate, the Hawker Beechcraft Beechcraft King Air 350i is: 1  $0.24 more expensive per nautical mile (a 16% premium).


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The duration of most business aircraft trips is less than 2 hr. In fact, most business aircraft missions are no longer than 300 to 600 nm. While a 300-kt. King Air 350i lacks the panache of a 430-kt. turbofan that can cruise in the stratosphere, it's only about 20 to 30 min.he duration of most business aircraft trips is less than 2 hr. In fact, most business aircraft missions are no longer than 300 to 600 nm. While a 300-kt. King Air 350i lacks the panache of a 430-kt. turbofan that can cruise in the stratosphere, it's only about 20 to 30 min.


Beechcraft Super King Air
1 May 24, 1981: A Super King Air 200 of the Ecuadorian Air Force flew into a mountain with the loss of all 9 on board including Jaime Roldos RoldÃ³s, aguilera The president Of.  ecuadorhe latter two models were originally marketed as the Super King Air family, but the Super was dropped in 1996. The Super King Air family has been in continuous production since 1974, the longest production run of any civilian turboprop aircraft in its class.


King Air 350ER: Flying Fuel Tank
The Beech Super King Air 350 has been a special airplane since its inception with its enormous useful load, big cabin and certification in the tougher commuter category. But the new ER (extended range) version is truly designed to fly a unique mission profile.he Beech Super King Air 350 has been a special airplane since its inception with its enormous useful load, big cabin and certification in the tougher commuter category. But the new ER (extended range) version is truly designed to fly a unique mission profile.


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Hurricane Irma: A Practically Impossible Storm Traffic in the Florida Keys before Hurricane Irma hits near Homestead, Florida, on September 6, 2017. Al Diaz/Miami Herald/AP Hurricane Harvey, which killed 60 people and may end up costing $150 billion, parked over Houston and dumped four feet of rain.


Hurricane Irma: Deadly storm knocks out power to more than 4 million customers
Hurricane Irma made landfall at Cudjoe Key, Fla., just east of Key West, at 9:10 a.m. At the time, the storm was crawling to the north-northwest at just 8 mph. It was lashing the Florida Keys with sustained winds over 100 mph and a dangerous storm surge.


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Hurricane Irma is the strongest storm on record outside the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico, and it's tracking toward the Southeast U.S. Hurricane Irma is the strongest storm on record outside the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico, and it's tracking toward the Southeast U.S.


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Hurricane Irma has become the most powerful Atlantic hurricane on record, category 5 on the Saffir-Simpson scaleâover 800 miles wide, roughly the size of Texas, sustained winds of over 185 miles per hour for more than 24 hours, gusts over 200 mphâand it has made landfall in the Caribbean.


Irma slowly turns to Florida; Key West feels hurricane-force winds
(CNN)Time is running out to evacuate and prepare for Hurricane Irma, officials warned Saturday night as violent winds and rains from the Category 3 storm began pounding the southern tip of Florida. Irma's powerful winds and outer rain bands lashed the Florida Keys on Saturday as the massive storm slowly began turning from Cuba's northern coast up into the Florida Strait, the National Hurricane Center said.


TRACKING IRMA: Hurricane Irma Weakens to Category 1 Storm
â¢ The eye of Hurricane Irma made its second landfall in Florida on Sunday at 3:35 p.m., in Marco Island, south of Naples. Just prior to landfall, the Marco Island Police Department reported a 130-mph wind gust in the eyewall of the hurricane. The city of Naples experienced a 142-mph gust.


TRACKING IRMA: Hurricane Irma Weakens to Category 1 Storm
UPDATE: Hurricane Irma weakened to a Category 1 storm early Monday as it moved over the western Florida peninsula, the National Hurricane Center said. Irma had sustained winds of 85 mph. âStrong winds and flash flooding still a major risk with the storm as it moves into North Florida and toward Georgia over the next 24 hours,â the center said. Original Story: Powerful winds from Hurricane Irma whipped through southwest Florida on Sunday, downing power lines and leaving a trail ...


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Few hurricanes ever actually reach that limit. But as Irma grew and developed, it came very, very close. If Harvey was a perfect storm, Irma is an almost impossible one. âIrma is anomalous,â says Jim Kossin, an


10 Deepest Rivers in the World
The Mississippi river is a physical reality, the greatest geologic force in North America. It is some 2,300 miles (3.700 km) long and flows at an average speed of three miles per hour as it passes New Orleans.


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East of Maryland and South of New Jersey and Pennsylvania The state located at the Atlantic Coast in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States.Delaware is a state located on the Atlantic Coast in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States.


10 Deepest Rivers in the World
The Hudson River begins in Lake Tear of the Clouds on the southwest side of Mount Marcy, New York's highest peak. The Hudson River is 315 miles (507 km) long . The deepest point is World's End near West Point which is 216 feet deep. It's widest point is at Haverstraw where it is three and one half miles wide.


56-Space RV Park
RV Park / Resort for Sale in South Central Kentucky. Located at the largest (deep water) lake by volume in the USA, east of the Mississippi River. Located 1 mile North of a full service Marina, and 1 mile South of a Public Boat Launch Docks. 15 minutes from town with all the amenities.


Lake & Reservoir Search Results
Also known as: Lake Strom Thurmond, J. Strom Thurmond Reservoir, Clarks Hill Lake, Thurmond Lake. J. Strom Thurmond Lake, aka Clarks Hill Lake, holds the title of second largest artificial lake east of the Mississippi River.


Was Theodore Roosevelt a Republican or a Democrat?
Which one? Theodore (Teddy or TR), leader of the Charge up San Juan Hill was in the Republican party, while Franklin Delano, President from 1932 to 1945, was a Democrat.


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Today s Republicans are ideological twins of the Democrats. Taft would be disappointed in the GOP but would not be surprised. Members of both parties want to spend more of your hard-earned dollars on silly projects, such as funding Alaska s bridge to nowhere, bike trails, a Cowgirl Hall of Fame the list is endless.


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TODAY S BREED OF REPUBLICANS is certainly not the party of the late, great Sen. Robert Taft of Ohio, the isolationist who opposed unnecessary wars, and championed small government, frugal budgets and states rights as defined in the 10th Amendment.


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The deficit for fiscal 2005 was $318 billion and it is expected to exceed $400 billion in 2006. Republicans should either come home to their traditional principles or change their registration to the party of their spiritual guide, Franklin Delano Roosevelt.


Franklin D. Roosevelt Biography
With his political career thriving, Franklin D. Roosevelt accepted the nomination for vice presidentâas James M. Cox's running mateâat the 1920 Democratic Convention. The pair was soundly defeated by Republican Warren G. Harding in the general election, but the experience gave Roosevelt national exposure.


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TR was a Republican for most of his career. He ran unsuccessfully as a third-party candidate in 1912, against his Republican successor William Howard Taft. The new party was k â¦ nown as the Progressive Party or the Bull Moose Party. + 34 others found this useful. April Arrington. 1  5 Actors Who Have Portrayed Theodore Roosevelt American Presidents are a frequent subject of depiction in films.


Supreme Court Nominations: Questions and Answers
President George W. Bush is a Republican. The Congress, however, has a Democratic majority.   President Barack Obama is a Democrat. The congress, however is a Democratic m â¦ ajority.


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(It was especially ironic that the Soviet Union, with its ruthless record of tyranny, was one of the judges at the trials.). With notable exceptions Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.) comes quickly to mind today s Republican Party has morphed into Roosevelt Republicans (as in FDR, not Teddy). Bob Taft bravely tried to seek the GOP nomination for president in 1952 but was thwarted by the Rockefeller, or liberal, wing of his party.


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Do not take more of it, do not take it more often, and do not take it for a longer time than your doctor ordered. To do so may increase the chance of side effects. This medicine usually comes with a patient information leaflet. Read it carefully and make sure you understand it before taking this medicine.


Bicalutamide (CasodexÂ®)
Bicalutamide (Casodex Â®) Bicalutamide is a hormonal therapy drug used to treat prostate cancer. This information is best read with our general information about prostate cancer. You will see a doctor or nurse regularly while you have this treatment so they can monitor its effects.


Casodex
DRUG DESCRIPTION. CASODEXÂ® (bicalutamide) Tablets contain 50 mg of bicalutamide, a non-steroidal androgen receptor inhibitor with no other known endocrine activity. The chemical name is propanamide, N [4 cyano-3-(trifluoromethyl)phenyl]-3-[(4-fluorophenyl)sulfonyl]-2-hydroxy-2-methyl-,(+-). The structural and empirical formulas are:


What Is Bicalutamide Used For?
An Overview of Uses for Bicalutamide. Bicalutamide (CasodexÂ®) is a prescription medication approved for use as part of combination treatment in men with advanced prostate cancer. It is used with a gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonist medicine, sometimes called a luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LH-RH) agonist. Triptorelin (TrelstarÂ®).


Casodex
INDICATIONS AND USAGE. Casodex 50 mg daily is indicated for use in combination therapy with a luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LHRH) analog for the treatment of Stage D2 metastatic carcinoma of the prostate. Casodex 150 mg daily is not approved for use alone or with other treatments [see Clinical Studies (14.2)].


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BICALUTAMIDE blocks the effect of the male hormone testosterone on the prostate. This medicine is used to treat advanced prostate cancer in men. It is given with other treatments. Compare androgen receptor inhibitors.


Bicalutamide
Trade name: CasodexÂ®. Chemocare.com uses generic names in all descriptions of drugs. Casodex is the trade name for bicalutamide. In some cases, health care professionals may use the trade name casodex when referring to the generic drug name bicalutamide. Drug type: Bicalutamide is a hormone therapy.


Bicalutamide
Bicalutamide may also be used to treat excessive hair growth in women, as a component of hormone therapy for transgender women, to prevent priapism, and to treat early puberty in boys. It is taken by mouth. Common side effects in men include breast enlargement, breast tenderness, and hot flashes.


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Blooms. Lilies usually bloom in mid to late summer. Stargazer lily plants produce 4 to 12 flowers on each stalk, often in late July to early August. Flowers typically last about 1 to 3 weeks, but new blooms may appear through September.are. Watering lilies overhead can cause damage and disease to the blooms, so it is better to run a hose or sprinkler strip directly into the soil. Bulbs must be kept moist all year and during the summer they need about 1 inch of water per week.


How Long Do Stargazer Lilies Bloom?
Lilies usually bloom in mid to late summer. Stargazer lily plants produce 4 to 12 flowers on each stalk, often in late July to early August.Flowers typically last about 1 to 3 weeks, but new blooms may appear through September.are. Watering lilies overhead can cause damage and disease to the blooms, so it is better to run a hose or sprinkler strip directly into the soil. Bulbs must be kept moist all year and during the summer they need about 1 inch of water per week.


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Overview. Stargazer lilies are vibrant cerise pink and white blooming oriental lilies that flower in the summer and grow from underground rhizomes. They grow tall--up to 3 feet--on slim stems and when heavily in bloom will require staking to remain upright.tep 3. Feed your stargazer bulbs and plants twice a year with a good quality bulb fertilizer. Make the first application in the early spring when you see green shoots pop through the soil. Fertilize a second time in the fall after the flowers have all faded to recharge the bulbs and prepare for the winter.


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Stargazer lilies are vibrant cerise pink and white blooming oriental lilies that flower in the summer and grow from underground rhizomes.They grow tall--up to 3 feet--on slim stems and when heavily in bloom will require staking to remain upright.tep 3. Feed your stargazer bulbs and plants twice a year with a good quality bulb fertilizer. Make the first application in the early spring when you see green shoots pop through the soil. Fertilize a second time in the fall after the flowers have all faded to recharge the bulbs and prepare for the winter.


How Long Do Stargazer Lilies Bloom?
Stargazer lily stems have flowers of pink and white with red spots. Stargazer lilies, aptly named for their upward shooting petals of pink, white and spotted-red, bloom in mid to late summer and early fall.are. Watering lilies overhead can cause damage and disease to the blooms, so it is better to run a hose or sprinkler strip directly into the soil. Bulbs must be kept moist all year and during the summer they need about 1 inch of water per week.


When Do Stargazer Lilies Bloom & How Long Do They Stay in Bloom?
Oriental Bloom. Oriental lilies bloom as Asiatic lilies fade in summer and Stargazers are early bloomers among Orientals. Where the last freezes of winter occur in May, Stargazers bloom in late July and August.In warmer zones, where bulbs can be planted as early as February, plants will bloom in late May and June.ow long the plants bloom depends on the age, light and nutrients they get. Mature plants hold from four to 12 blooms that open in sequence over a period of approximately two weeks. On plants with many blooms, early blooms may fade as later buds above them open. Deadheading spent blooms helps strengthen the lily's bulb.


Estimating bloom time for stargazer lily
Estimating bloom time for stargazer lily. Â· by Â· in BULBS & TUBERS, Calla lilies, Stargazer lilies. Bloom time for Oriental lilies. Timing Stargazer lilies to bloom on schedule for a special occassion can be difficult. Here is a general rule of thumb you can follow: Stargazer lilies are Oriental hybrid cultivars.Start the bulbs at 55-60F for the first 1-2 weeks.At this time roots and stems will beging to grow.stimating bloom time for stargazer lily. Â· by Â· in BULBS & TUBERS, Calla lilies, Stargazer lilies. Bloom time for Oriental lilies. Timing Stargazer lilies to bloom on schedule for a special occassion can be difficult. Here is a general rule of thumb you can follow: Stargazer lilies are Oriental hybrid cultivars.


Can You Cut Lilies Down After They Bloom?
Oriental and Asiatic hybrids are among the most common lilies. Lilies (Lillium), with their exotic flowers and tall stems, might seem to be finicky plants that require extra care. In fact, lilies take no more care than other perennials and bulbs.Hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 5 through 9, lilies need full sun to partial shade, consistent moisture and adequate air circulation.nother reason to leave the foliage in place until spring is to mark the place where lilies grow. These plants are notoriously slow to appear in the spring. Left unmarked, you might unknowingly dig them up. Lilies are soft bulbs and lack a protective shell. They are easily damaged if nicked by a trowel or shovel.


Stargazer Lily: Care and Growing Tips
Although flowering will be best when the plants are grown in full sunlight, Stargazer lilies like to have their roots kept cool. You can accomplish this by: 1  Growing companion plants around them in such a way as to cast shade at the base of the plant.2  Applying mulch at the base.lthough flowering will be best when the plants are grown in full sunlight, Stargazer lilies like to have their roots kept cool. You can accomplish this by: 1  Growing companion plants around them in such a way as to cast shade at the base of the plant. 2  Applying mulch at the base.


Lilies for the Garden
For instance, a two inch wide lily bulb would be planted to a depth of six inches; In addition, lilies should be planted in groups for the best effect when they bloom.It is a good idea to dig a hole to the proper depth, then plant several bulbs together in that hole.or instance, a two inch wide lily bulb would be planted to a depth of six inches; In addition, lilies should be planted in groups for the best effect when they bloom.


The Full Moon on July 19th: 5 Fabulous Things to Do - As Long as You Avoid Werewolves!
The Full Moon on July 19th: 5 Fabulous Things to Do - As Long as You Avoid Werewolves! We have a special full Moon occurring on July 19, 2016 (6:56 pm ET). It's called a Full Buck Moon, and if the skies are clear in your part of the world, you'll be able to see it.


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The original astronomical definition is that a Blue Moon is the 3rd Full Moon in an astronomical season with 4 Full Moons. A normal year has 4 astronomical seasons - spring, summer, fall (autumn), and winter - with 3 months and normally 3 Full Moons each.


The Full Moon on July 19th: 5 Fabulous Things to Do - As Long as You Avoid Werewolves!
It called this name, because it is the full moon rising and setting at the time of the year when male deer, known as bucks, typically begin to grow their new antlers, starting with velvety bumps on their foreheads. Just think of Bambi finally growing up.


Is general studies a waste of time?
Is general studies a waste of time? A student blogger speaks to sixth formers to find out if any of them can see the point of general studies A student studies political literature as part of their general studies A-level.


Is general studies a waste of time?
âGeneral studies is compulsory for all students at my sixth form. It may help the minority, but all the universities Iâll be applying to next year specifically say they donât accept general studies as an A-level, making it more of a hindrance â with a low grade â than a help to make a competitive application.


"Pass/D/Fail and ""W"" Deadlines - 73885"
General Studies Academic Events, General Studies Postbac Premed events, All GS Events, General Studies Events - Newsletter


What Is a General Studies Degree?
What Is a General Studies Degree? For students who don't wish to choose a major but still want to earn a college degree, a general studies degree program may be a good choice. General studies degree programs typically provide the breadth and flexibility not commonly found in traditional degree sequences. Read on to find out more about this course of study. Schools offering General Studies degrees can also be found in these popular choices.


"Pass/D/Fail and ""W"" Deadlines - 51307"
Event Title: Pass/D/Fail and W Deadlines Last day to exercise Pass/D/Fail option. Last day to drop a course for a mark of W (withdrew). Location: GS Dean of Students Office, 403 Lewisohn Event Type:


Is general studies a waste of time?
âAt my college, general studies wasnât compulsory, but students who were identified as âgifted and talentedâ took it in our final year. Most of us did achieve top grades, and it was nice obtaining an additional A-level which required minimal effort.


Is general studies a waste of time?
The exam was on general studies, an A-level which, according to exam board AQA, is designed to âbroaden minds by encouraging students to develop their thinking skills, capacity to construct arguments and ability to draw conclusionsâ.


Is general studies a waste of time?
Some schools, including my sixth form, make general studies compulsory as a fifth A-level option. In principle, the subject seems worthwhile: helping students to leave school with a more well-rounded education. But in practice, it feels more like a crash course in how to be a functioning member of society â for dummies.


What Jobs Can You Get with an Associate Degree in General Studies?
What Jobs Can You Get with an Associate Degree in General Studies? Majoring in general studies may allow you to explore your interests while preparing you for... What's the Curriculum of an Associate Degree in General Studies? A two-year Associate of Arts (A.A.) in General Studies is geared towards students who would like... Online General Studies Courses and Degrees Learn about online general studies degree programs.


What is Endpoint Security? Data Protection 101
A Definition of Endpoint Security. Endpoint security is the process of securing the various endpoints on a network, often defined as end-user devices such as mobile devices, laptops, and desktop PCs, although hardware such as servers in a data center are also considered endpoints.


What is Endpoint Security? Data Protection 101
Differentiating Endpoint Security from Anti-Virus Software. What differentiates endpoint security from the well-known anti-virus software is that within the endpoint security framework, endpoints bear some or all responsibility for their own security.


Download the latest version of Symantec Endpoint Protection
You can download Symantec Endpoint Protection from Symantec FileConnect. To access FileConnect you will need your product serial number. If you have not received an order fulfillment email that includes your license certificate, visit the Symantec Licensing portal or contact Customer Care at 1-800-721-3934.


Download the latest version of Symantec Endpoint Protection
Click the appropriate language for your product, such as Symantec Endpoint Protection [VERSION] - International English.. Under Show All Files, click + (the plus sign) for the file you want to download. Next to HTTPS Download, click the file link to start the download.


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This article describes how to download the latest product version of Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP). You can download the latest definitions in-product automatically through LiveUpdate, or download and update definitions manually.


Endpoint Security
For management and IT security personnel, endpoint security is an increasingly critical element for corporate networks as more employees and authorized outsiders (like business partners, consultants, customers and clients) are granted network access through the Internet and/or a variety of mobile devices.


Endpoint Security
Definition - What does Endpoint Security mean? Endpoint security is a client/server information security (IS) methodology for protecting a corporate network through focusing on network devices (endpoints) by monitoring their status, activities, software, authorization and authentication.


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Endpoint security. Endpoint security or endpoint protection is a technology that takes an upper hand to protect computer networks that are remotely bridged to users' devices. The use of laptops, tablets, mobile devices and other wireless gadgets connected with corporate networks creates vulnerability paths for security threats.


How to Calculate Maturity Value
How to Calculate Maturity Value. Maturity value is the amount payable to an investor at the end of a debt instrumentâs holding period (maturity date). For most bonds, the maturity value is the face amount of the bond. For some certificates of deposit (CD) and other investments, all of the interest is paid at maturity. If all of the interest is paid at maturity, each of the interest payments may be compounded.


Target Maturity Bond ETFs: Do They Make Sense for You?
Short-term alternatives exist in target maturity bond ETFs, which become shorter-term as the target year approaches. One caveat, though, is that if you hold these ETFs until the end of the target year, you'll be left with cash to reinvest, which may or may not be what you're looking for.


Bank Deposits
This is the time at which the amount in the fixed deposit has to be returned to the investor. The fixed deposit is given for a time period that is decided at the time of making the investment and at the expiry this has to be given back. Keywords. Bank Fixed Deposits. News On Maturity.


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The fixed deposit is given for a time period that is decided at the time of making the investment and at the expiry this has to be given back. HDFC is the first company to issue a bond of this type, which raised Rupees 30 billion, equivalent to around USD 450 million.


maturity value
The amount that will be received at the time a security is redeemed at its maturity. For most securities, maturity value equals par value. â I wanted to know the maturity value of the item, but I did not know how to go about doing it.


What is 'Maturity Date'
What does 'Maturity Date' mean. Maturity date is the date on which the principal amount of a note, draft, acceptance bond or another debt instrument becomes due and is repaid to the investor and interest payments stop. It is also the termination or due date on which an installment loan must be paid in full. Next Up.


Maturity
The time when the issuer of a bond or other debt security must repay the principal or when a borrower must repay a loan in full. For example, if a company issues $1 million in bonds with a maturity of 10 years, the company must repay $1 million to bondholders 10 years after the issue. The amount owed at maturity is usually the same as the debt or loan's face value.


Maturity
The date on which payment of a financial obligation is due. In the case of a bond, the maturity date is the one on which the issuer must retire the bond by paying the face value of the bond to its owners. Shares of stock do not have specific maturity dates. Case Study In late 1995, BellSouth became only the fifth company in 40 years to issue bonds with 100-year maturities.


Target Maturity Bond ETFs: Do They Make Sense for You?
To find out the yield of a target maturity bond ETF, you might be tempted to look at the âweighted average couponâ--which is calculated by weighing the coupon of each bond in the portfolio by its relative size.


maturity value
â The Treasury Bond, with a $500 maturity value, was a gift from my grandmother; if I cash it in early, it will only be worth a percentage of that amount.


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Offer additional routes to advancing the expertise of registered nurses: Masterâs Degree (MSN) programs offer a number of tracks designed to prepare Advanced Practice Nurses, nurse administrators, and nurse educators.


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Governance of the practice of nursing includes: 1  Establishing requirements for initial licensure and retaining: basic education, continuing education and/or competency.  Interpreting scope of practice parameters, defined by state statute (nurse practice act)


Types of Nursing Degrees
Associate Degree in Nursing (Associate of Science in Nursing) An associate degree in nursing is also commonly offered by community colleges. This type of program allows LPNs/LVNs to further their degree and be eligible to take the NCLEX-PN examination. This degree focuses on a more comprehensive nursing skills and practice but very little on nursing theory and research.


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1 Prepares graduates to engage in the full scope of professional nursing practice across all healthcare settings.  First two years often concentrate on psychology, human growth and development, biology, microbiology, organic chemistry, nutrition, and anatomy and physiology.


Types of Nursing Degrees
Types of Nursing Degrees. There are other choices a nursing student has to make before selecting a program. One of those choices is whether to seek an Associate in Science degree (A.S.N.) or a Bachelor of Science degree (B.S.N.). The biggest difference between these two options is the amount of time required to complete the degree.


Wait, don't go!
Types of nursing program. There are three main types of undergraduate nursing program, defined by the type of degree they offer to students upon completion. Some nursing programs offer students Bachelor of Science degrees in Nursing, known as BSN degrees. These nursing programs are those most like standard baccalaureate programs. Other nursing programs offer students associate degrees in nursing, known as ADNs. The third type of nursing program is one that offers a certificate or a diploma, without a specific type of degree. Nursing programs that offer BSN degrees are normally offered by colleges with nursing programs, instead of schools specifically oriented as nursing schools.


Types of Different Degree Levels
A bachelor's degree is also usually required for admittance into a graduate program. The different types of degrees available in a bachelor's degree program include the following: 1  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) 2  Bachelor of Science (B.S.)  Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)


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How to Become a Nurse. ^ m d. Every state and the District of Columbia has a board of nursing with a mission of protecting the public from harm. Governance of the practice of nursing includes: Establishing requirements for initial licensure and retaining: basic education, continuing education and/or competency.


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The traveling wave tube (TWT) is a type of microwave device known as a linear beam. tube. There are two dominate types of TWT structures: helix and cavity coupled. The. helix TWT uses a helical structure to interact with an electron beam directed down the. helix axis, and is of primary interest here.


Helical Piles
Helical piles are a factory-manufactured steel foundation system consisting of a central shaft with one or more helix-shaped bearing plates and a bracket that allows attachment to a structure. The helix plates are commonly referred to as blades or flights and are welded to the lead section.


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The pitch angle and axial. length of the helix affect the gain. There is a range of pitch angles which correspond to. optimum gain for a given axial length. The longer the axial length, the greater the forward. gain of the helix. However, like most traveling wave structures, a point of diminishing. returns on gain improvement with length is reached fairly quickly.


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In Haeff's devices, an RF signal propagating along a helical winding was used to deflect a nearby electron. beam. This occurs through interaction between the fields produced by the RF signal. propagating on the helix and the electrons in the electron beam.


Spiral CT and Helical CT
The highlighted area is a man's stomach (man is lying on his back with his arms over his head). In the mid 1980's, an innovation called the power slip ring was developed so that the elaborate x-ray cable and drum system could be abandoned. The slip ring allows electric power to be transferred from a stationary power source onto the continuously rotating gantry.


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The primary difference between the fields of the. single-wire and helix transmission lines is that the helical line has a large axial component. of the electric field along the helix axis. Figure 2.2 RF charge (+ and -) and electric field patterns (solid lines) for a single-wire. transmission line above a ground plane.


Spiral CT and Helical CT
In between each slice, the gantry would come to a complete stop and then reverse directions while the patient table would be moved forward by an increment equal to the slice thickness. This photo simulates the path that the x-ray beam makes as spiral CT data acquisition of the abdomen is being made.


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The CAT machine rotates 180 degrees around the patient's body; hence, the term axial.. The machine sends out a thin X-ray beam at 160 different points. Crystals positioned at the opposite points of the beam pick up and record the absorption rates of the varying thicknesses of tissue and bone.


Spiral CT and Helical CT
Spiral CT and Helical CT. In all original CT scanners (1974 to 1987), the x-ray power was transferred to the x-ray tube using high voltage cables wrapped around an elaborate set of rotating drums and pulleys.


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Computerized axial tomography scan: Pictures of structures within the body created by a computer that takes the data from multiple X-ray images and turns them in pictures. The CAT (computerized axial tomography) scan can reveal some soft-tissue and other structures that cannot be seen in conventional X-rays. Using the same dosage of radiation as that of an ordinary X-ray machine, an entire slice of the body can be made visible with about 100 times more clarity with the CAT scan. The cuts(tomograms) for the CAT scan are usually made 5 or 10 mm apart.


How to Store Healthy Canned Tuna
1 Do not leave the tuna in the opened can, as it may become rusty once open. You can refrigerate canned tuna in a tightly covered container for up to two days.  If you are storing your canned tuna in an unheated garage, ensure that it does not freeze during the winter months.


How Long Does Canned Meat Last?
In general, spam will last as long as the quickest expiring ingredient in the prepared dish. In determining how long Canned Meat lasts, our content incorporates research from multiple resources, including the United States Department of Agriculture and the United States Food & Drug Administration.


How Long Does Tuna Salad Last?
When it is kept in the refrigerator, tuna salad can last for around 3-5 days, but it can only be left out of refrigeration for around an hour. Tuna salad should never be stored in the freezer because the eggs in the mayonnaise can change the consistency of the salad when frozen.


How Long Can You Keep Cooked Shrimp in the Fridge?
How long can you keep cooked shrimp in the fridge? Refrigerated cooked shrimp lasts up to 4 days when stored in the coldest part of the refrigerator away from the door. Cooked shrimp should be completely cooled and refrigerated within 2 hours of cooking, using an airtight food storage bag or container.


How to Store Healthy Canned Tuna
1 This can cause the can to bulge or rust.  Use canned tuna by the expiration date on the can. If the can doesn't have a best by date, mark it with the date of purchase and use the tuna within 12 to 24 months of purchase.


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why was machu picchu built there must have been a good reason to justify the laborious construction of this magic city in such a challenging land since the incas did not have a written language the real purpose for the building of machu picchu is not clear it remains a mystery and is open to speculation


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machu picchu facts history machu picchu was an incan retreat for its emperor machu picchu is a 15th century inca site located on a ridge between the huayna picchu and machu picchu mountains in peru it sits 7970 feet 2430 meters above sea level on the eastern slope of the andes and overlooks the urubamba river hundreds of feet below


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submitted by staff writer there must have been a good reason to justify the laborious construction of this magic city in such a challenging land since the incas did not have a written language the real purpose for the building of machu picchu is not clear it remains a mystery and is open to speculation there are many theories but few among the most plausible


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there must have been a good reason to justify the laborious construction of this magic city in such a challenging land there are two sectors in machu picchu each sector was constructed on a natural division due to a geological fault a no fly zone restriction exists above the area


Machu Picchu: Facts & History
credit unesco machu picchu is a 15th century inca site located on a ridge between the huayna picchu and machu picchu mountains in peru it sits 7970 feet 2430 meters above sea level on the eastern slope of the andes and overlooks the urubamba river hundreds of feet below


Why was Machu Picchu built?
the end of machu picchu the city was inhabited for just over one hundred years and no one knows for sure why the incas abandoned such a magnificent city it is believed that the civil war between the brothers atahualpa and huascar had interrupted the food supply to machu picchu


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machu picchu the lost city of the inca is one of the most important archaeological sites in south america and the most visited tourist attraction in peru


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believed to have been built by pachacuti the ninth sapa inca 1438 1471 ad the true purpose of machu picchu has never been conclusively determined although it is believed to have been a retreat for the inca chief and his elite or a secret ceremonial city


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situated two thousand feet above the urubamba river and invisible from below the cloud shrouded city contains palaces baths temples storage buildings and around 140 houses all in a good state of preservation spread over approximately 5 square miles machu picchu housed a population of around 750 to 1200 people it consists of a number of sectors or districts which relate to the activities which were carried out there these are agricultural which consists of terraces constructed by the inca


Machu Picchu: Facts & History
machu picchu is believed to have been built by pachacuti inca yupanqui the ninth ruler of the inca in the mid 1400s an empire builder pachacuti initiated a series of conquests that would eventually see the inca grow into a south american realm that stretched from ecuador to chile


McDougal Littell Science Cells and Heredity
1 1 Chromosomes form. 2  During prophase, the DNA in the nucleus of a cell condenses and becomes visible under a light microscope. 3  Each chromosome consists of two identical chromatids held together by a centromere. 4  The membrane around the nucleus disappears.


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1 3 Chromosomes separate. 2  During the stage called anaphase, the chromatids split, resulting in two separate identical chromosomes. 3  These chromosomes are pulled to opposite sides of the cell. 4  4 Nuclei form.


BOTANY
Cells of each species grown in liquid nutrient solution. Cell walls chemically stripped to produce protoplasts. Protoplasts of two species mixed together and stimulated, with aid of an electric current or chemical solution, to fuse with each other. Grow hybrid fusions by tissue culture.


BOTANY
Polyploid. -Cell with more than two sets of chromosomes-Triploid (3x) - Three sets of chromosomes-Homologous chromosomes cannot pair properly, thus gametes typically inviable. -Hexaploid (6x) - Six sets of chromosomes.


McDougal Littell Science Cells and Heredity
1 During the stage called anaphase, the chromatids split, resulting in two separate identical chromosomes. 2  These chromosomes are pulled to opposite sides of the cell. 3  4 Nuclei form. 4  A new nuclear membrane forms around each group of chromosomes during telophase.


Physiology of lung
It is calculated by multiplying the tidal volume by the normal breathing rate per minute.[500Ã12= 6000ml/mt]. 8. The alveolar ventilation rate [AVR] is the volume of air per minute that reaches the alveoli. 9. Inspiratory reserve volume (IRV)[3,000 mL]:- Amount of air in excess of tidal inspiration that can be inhaled with maximum effort. Expiratory reserve volume (ERV)[1,200 mL]:- Amount of air in excess of tidal expiration that can be exhaled with maximum effort. Residual volume (RV)[1,300 mL]:-Amount of air remaining in the lungs after maximum expiration; keeps alveoli inflated between breaths and mixes with fresh air on next inspiration. 10.


Popular Study Materials from Anatomy & Physiology 102
The blood transports more CO2 in the form of __________ than in any other form. Your breathing rate is 14 breaths/minute; spirometric measurements reveal your tidal volume is 500 mL; your inspiratory reserve volume is 3000 mL; and your expiratory reserve volume is 1200 mL. Your vital capacity is


Anatomy and Physiology Study NotesHome Medications Cells Body Systems Diseases Medical Terminology Anatomy Body PlanesMeasurements
The amount of air in the lungs can be divided into 4 volumes and 4 capacities. A spirometer measures respiratory volume and vital capacity. Minute volume is the amount of gas inhaled or exhaled from a person's lungs in one minute.


Lab18b_Spirometry - Laboratory 18b Spirometry Objectives...
Inspiratory Capacity (IC) The amount of air that can be inhaled after a normal tidal expiration Functional Residual Capacity (FRC) The amount of air remaining in the lungs after a normal tidal expiration Vital Capacity (VC) The amount of air that can be exhaled with maximum effort after maximum inspiration Total Lung Capacity (TLC) The maximum amount of air the lungs can contain You should be able to tell from the descriptions in the table and the depiction in Figure 1 that these volumes can ...


Biolab140.txt
Define, know how to calculate, list the typical value for the forced Expiratory volume: Define: the volume of air or the percentage of the vital capacity that can be exhaled in a given time interval. How to calculate: Typical value: 75% -85% of vital capacity in 1.0 second.


Biolab140.txt
Tidal volume (TV): amount of air inhaled and exhales in one cycle during quiet breathing Inspiration reserve volume (IRV): amount of air in excess of tidal volume that can be exhaled with maximum effort Expiratory reserve volume (ERV):amount of air in excess of tidal volume that can be exhaled with maximum effort.


Development of deformable moving lung phantom to simulate respiratory motion in radiotherapy
Tidal volume (TV)0.5: Amount of air inhaled or exhaled in a single breath during relaxed, quiet breathing Inspiratory reserve volume (IRV)3.0: Amount of air in excess of tidal inspiration that can be inhaled with maximum effort Expiratory reserve volume (ERV)1.2: Amount of air in excess of tidal expiration that can be exhaled with maximum effort Residual volume (RV)1.2: Amount of air remaining in the lungs after maximum expiration; keeps alveoli inflated between breaths and mixes with fresh air on next inspiration: Respiratory capacities Vital capacity (VC)4.7


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Volume of air that remains in the airways and does not participate in gas University of San Francisco BIOL 101 - Fall 2015 The Respiratory System Chapter 10 March 26 Respiration is Four Processes Takes Place


Popular Study Materials from Anatomy & Physiology 102
The amount of air in excess of tidal volume that can be inhaled with maximum effort is called


Physiology of lung
Physiology of lung. 1  1. PHYSIOLOGY OF LUNG IN HEALTH AND ILLNESS Presented by: Ligi Xavier Second year MSc nursing Govt. College Of Nursing, Kottayam. 2  2. PHYSIOLOGY OF RESPIRATION ï¢ inspiration- breathing in.. ï¢ principle inspiratory muscles- the diaphragm & external intercostals.


Mileage Log
IRS Mileage Log Requirements There are three things every entry in a mileage log needs; the date, the purpose, and the miles driven. Now, if you drive outside your normal business area then the destination is required.


IRS Mileage Log Requirements
IRS Mileage Log Requirements by Amanda McMullen ; Updated April 19, 2017 If you use your own vehicle to travel for business or medical purposes, you may qualify to deduct a portion of your expenses from your taxable income.


Mileage Log
100% Business Use... 1  Big Red Flag! 2  NEVER stopped to buy a gallon of milk. 3  NEVER picked up your kid at school. 4  NEVER went to the movie. 5  NEVER took the 4WD truck camping even though your other car is a Corvette... and you own a 24' camping trailer which you deduct as a second home! 6  NEVER did ANY DRIVING that was not a business purpose.


Mileage Log
MileageWiz Videos. 1  Non-Profit - Get deductions for driving to donate a bag of clothes or to volunteer for ANY non-profit organization. 2  Employee - Get deductions for driving for your W-2 job. 3  Medical - Get deductions to the grocery store to buy aspirin or to the doctor or dentist.


IRS Mileage Log Requirements
The list must also be itemized based on the reason for each time you traveled. In the event of an audit, the IRS will request a copy of your mileage log to verify each of your deductions. If you cannot supply this information, the IRS may require you to submit an amended tax return.


IRS Mileage Log Requirements
However, the Internal Revenue Service does not allow taxpayers to deduct expenses they have estimated. For this reason, you must keep an accurate and detailed log of your medical and business mileage throughout the year. Purpose of Mileage Log To claim a deduction for transportation expenses related to business or medical care, you must be able to provide the IRS with the exact number of miles you traveled during the year.


Mileage Log
MileageWIZâ¢ can create a 100 plus page mileage log really fast, so claim 95% business driving and avoid this red flag entirely. IRS Mileage Log Requirements. There are three things every entry in a mileage log needs; the date, the purpose, and the miles driven.


Mileage Log
Mileage Log. Everything you need to know about your mileage log including IRS requirements, mileage log software, how to keep a mileage log, free forms/sheets/logs in Excel/PDF/OpenOffice formats. Learn the tricks tricks that IRS agents use to reject your mileage log.


IRS Mileage Log Requirements
Accurately document each business trip in your mileage log book. Include the date, start mileage, end mileage and purpose of the trip -- such as client meeting or traveling to a conference. Be thorough in your record-keeping in case of an audit. The IRS will want to see detailed records and not just start and end mileage figures when determining if a trip qualifies for a business expense.


IRS Mileage Log Requirements
The Internal Revenue Service allows taxpayers to deduct business-related expenses when using a personal vehicle for work purposes. The IRS requires individuals to use either one of two methods for write-offs -- a standard mileage rate deduction or an actual expenses deduction. When using a mileage log deduction method, keeping organized and accurate records is essential to getting the maximum deduction owed. Mileage Log Book Keep a notebook in your car, along with a few pens, to use as a mileage log book to document each time you use your personal car for business.


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Hostile in terms of adverse possession: The hostility necessary to support a claim of title to property by adverse possession requires only that the claimant treat the land as his or her own as against the world throughout the statutory period.


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Confidence votes 2.3K. Hostile in terms of adverse possession: The hostility necessary to support a claim of title to property by adverse possession requires only that the claimant treat the land as his or her own as against the world throughout the statutory period.


What does open and hostile mean in adverse possession?
Answer by Glendaleatty. Confidence votes 2.3K. Hostile in terms of adverse possession: The hostility necessary to support a claim of title to property by adverse possession requires only that the claimant treat the land as his or her own as against the world throughout the statutory period.


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Adverse possession is a doctrine under which a person in possession of land owned by someone else may acquire valid title to it, so long as certain common law requirements are met, and the adverse possessor is in possession for a sufficient period of time, as defined by a statute of limitations.


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Terms: Adverse Possession: Possession of the property of another that is (a) exclusive (b) open and notorious, (c) continuous and (d) under claim of right. It can result in the possessor acquiring title to the property if the true owner does not move to evict the possessor before the period of limitations expires.


Acquisition by Adverse Possession
Adverse Possession: Possession of the property of another that is (a) exclusive (b) open and notorious, (c) continuous and (d) under claim of right. It can result in the possessor acquiring title to the property if the true owner does not move to evict the possessor before the period of limitations expires.


adverse possession
Adverse Possession. A method of gaining legal title to real property by the actual, open, hostile, and continuous possession of it to the exclusion of its true owner for the period prescribed by state law. Personal Property may also be acquired by adverse possession.


adverse possession
Elements In order that adverse possession ripen into legal title, nonpermissive use by the adverse claimant that is actual, open and notorious, exclusive, hostile, and continuous for the statutory period must be established. All of these elements must coexist if title is to be acquired by adverse possession.


Adverse Possession
Adverse Possession. Adverse possession is a doctrine under which a person in possession of land owned by someone else may acquire valid title to it, so long as certain common law requirements are met, and the adverse possessor is in possession for a sufficient period of time, as defined by a statute of limitations.


Real Estate & Property Law
Adverse possession is a legal doctrine that allows a person to claim a property right in land owned by another. Common examples of adverse possession include continuous use of a private road or driveway, or agricultural development of an unused parcel of land.


Texting and Driving Accident Statistics
Teen Driver Cell Phone Statistics. 1  11 teens die every day as a result of texting while driving. 2  According to a AAA poll, 94% of teen drivers acknowledge the dangers of texting and driving, but 35% admitted to doing it anyway. 3  21% of teen drivers involved in fatal accidents were distracted by their cell phones.


Texting while driving
This increase could be attributed to drivers over the age of 30 sending text messages. More than 35% of New Jersey drivers aged 30 to 45 and 17% of drivers over 45 admitted to having sent a text message while driving in the last year, an increase of 5â10% from 2008.


Texting while driving
Despite the acknowledgement of the dangers of texting behind the wheel, about half of drivers 99-500 say they have texted while driving, compared with 22 percent of drivers 35 to 44. Texting while driving received greater attention in the late 2000s, corresponding to a rise in the number of text messages being sent.


Texting while driving
1 Reading, writing, and sending email or text messages by all drivers when the vehicle is in motion. 2  All cell phone usage by drivers under 18, regardless of license type. 3  Exceptions for emergencies, and for GPS use that does not involve data entry.


Do Texting Bans Really Prevent Fatal Accidents?
Hands-free systems keep drivers eyes on the road, but they don't do much to reduce their level of distraction. No matter how you cut it, the case for banning drivers from using mobile phones is a strong one. What's less clear is whether or not these bans actually reduce road accidents.


Texting and Driving Accident Statistics
Note: These are the most recent statistics available. 1  The National Safety Council reports that cell phone use while driving leads to 1.6 million crashes each year. 2  Nearly 330,000 injuries occur each year from accidents caused by texting while driving. 3  1 out of every 4 car accidents in the United States is caused by texting and driving. 4  Texting ...


Do Texting Bans Really Prevent Fatal Accidents?
If drivers are allowed to use their phones sometimes, enforcing specific types of phone use becomes nearly impossible. So, to recap, strong texting bans do reduce the type of accidents likely to be caused by distracted driving, but this public safety improvement diminishes quickly in the face of poor enforcement. Several clear policy implications emerge here.


Ohio Texting and Driving Law: The Facts
There are about 1.6 million crashes in the US every year involving cell phone use, of which 500,000 cause injuries and 6,000 cause fatalities. Texting while driving is now the top cause of death among teenagers-texting and driving accounts for 11 teen deaths every day in the US. Overall, texting is involved in about 25% of all car accidents in the US.


Texting and Driving Accident Statistics
1 Texting while driving is 6x more likely to cause an accident than driving drunk. 2  Answering a text takes away your attention for about five seconds. 3  Traveling at 55 mph, that's enough time to travel the length of a football field. 4  Texting while driving causes a 400% increase in time spent with eyes off the road.


Texting and Driving Accident Statistics
1 Texting while driving causes a 400% increase in time spent with eyes off the road. 2  Of all cell phone related tasks, texting is by far the most dangerous activity. 3  94% of drivers support a ban on texting while driving. 4  74% of drivers support a ban on hand-held cell phone use.


Roadside assistance
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Roadside assistance and breakdown coverage are services that assist motorists, or bicyclists, whose vehicles have suffered a mechanical failure that leaves the operator stranded.


Roadside assistance
In the United States, many states and their Departments of Transportation have organized government-run Highway Assistance Patrols, or Highway Safety Patrols, to assist with highway emergencies as needed.


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Download, complete and mail in the Roadside Assistance Reimbursement Request Form. Remember to include the original paid receipt in the envelope. The receipt must be fully paid in the name of the member receiving service. Your request must be submitted to AAA within 60 days from the date of service to be considered.


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This reimbursement form applies only to members of participating AAA Clubs in the regions served by The Auto Club Group in Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Northern Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, Tennessee and Wisconsin.


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Mobile technology has led to the development of free applications (apps) such as Cavalry and RoadGuard.nl in Europe, and Urgent.ly and Honk in North America, which both offer on-demand roadside assistance from a network of tow truck operators and garages.


AAA Fact Sheet
AAA rates more properties than any other rating entity and is the only rating system that covers the United States, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean using on-site professional evaluations guided by member priorities. AAA Approved lodgings and restaurants are assigned a rating of One to Five Diamonds.


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AAA offers a comprehensive range of roadside assistance services for our members, so you can be confident that whatever happens, help is close by. To take advantage of roadside assistance, call the telephone number imprinted on your membership card.


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AAA Premier RV Members are also entitled to one complimentary, one-day rental car per membership term, when a qualifying non-collision tow is one of the four allowable roadside assistance calls. AAA will reimburse you up to a full-size rental car.


Roadside assistance
Services may also be available as part of the service of a vehicle insurance company, or other companies whose primary business is to offer such assistance, such as AAA in America or the AA in the UK.


Roadside Assistance in Any Car, Anytime, Anywhere
From changing flat tires roadside to jumping batteries in your driveway, AAA Roadside Assistance can help get you on your way. AAA is the nationâs most comprehensive service provider. A simple phone call or online request is all it takes to bring help to your disabled vehicle.


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If you apply at a Passport Canada office, up to 2 weeks. Other ways (i.e. by mail, at the Service Canada and Canada Post locations or at the Canadian embassies) up to 4 weeks.


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Best Answer: The fee is $87 and the passport lasts 5 years. The normal process time is 10 working days if applying in person at a Passport Office, 20 working days if by mail, but right now they report delays of 5 to 20 working days.


How long does it take to get a Canadian passport?
If you apply at a Passport Canada office, up to 2 weeks. Other ways (i.e. by mail, at the Service Canada and Canada Post locations or at the Canadian embassies) up to 4 weeks. If you have a valid reason to get it urgently, you can pay extra and have it sent to you sooner (only done at Passport Canada locations).


How long does it take for your passport to arrive after the citizenship test in BC, Canada?
4. How long will it take to get my passport? This depends on how you apply. For applicants in Canada, if you apply in person at a Passport Canada office, you can expect your Passport in about 10 business days; if you apply by mail, it will take about 20 business days AFTER they have received your application.


How long does it take to get a passport in Canada?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: The fee is $87 and the passport lasts 5 years. The normal process time is 10 working days if applying in person at a Passport Office, 20 working days if by mail, but right now they report delays of 5 to 20 working days.


How to Get A Passport
How long does it take to get a Passport? Many travelers wonder, âHow long does it take to get a passportâ? Once you apply for a passport, you should expect to receive the passport in the mail within 6 weeks.


How long does it take to get a passport express in Canada?
Confidence votes 2.5K. If you apply at a Passport Canada office, up to 2 weeks. Other ways (i.e. by mail, at the Service Canada and Canada Post locations or at the Canadian embassies) up to 4 weeks.


How much time does it take to receive a normal passport in India after printing has been initiated?
Check processing times for passport services. Find out how long it takes for the Passport Program to process your passport application. Processing times begin once we have received a complete application.


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choose Hood. To find your Toyota Sienna Front Door Switch from a RECYCLER NEAR YOU, just enter the YEAR of your vehicle and your ZIP code in the above form and press the FIND button.


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To find your Toyota Sienna Rear Door from a RECYCLER NEAR YOU, just enter the YEAR of your vehicle and your ZIP code in the above form and press the FIND button. (What you see below is a previous search for a Toyota Sienna Rear Door and does not include all the Rear Doors in YOUR area.).


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(What you see below is a previous search for a Toyota Sienna Front Door Switch and does not include all the Front Door Switches in YOUR area.). This part is also known as Toyota Sienna Electric Door Switch; Toyota Sienna Electronic Door Switch; Toyota Sienna Door Elec Switch.


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Check Engine Light Due to Failed Oxygen Sensor on Toyota Sienna
Initial problem was indicated by Check Engine light. Follow-up with a OBD-II code reader (a $40 must-have item for a DIY repairman) pin-pointed a faulty Air/Fuel sensor on rear exhaust manifold. Replaced with a new sensor (about $160) from local parts store.


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Toyota Sienna: Rear Door. To find your Toyota Sienna Rear Door from a RECYCLER NEAR YOU, just enter the YEAR of your vehicle and your ZIP code in the above form and press the FIND button. (What you see below is a previous search for a Toyota Sienna Rear Door and does not include all the Rear Doors in YOUR area.).


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We've seen a lot of different ways to lose noncompete cases, if you're the former (enforcing) employer. Put your faith in the language of the noncompete agreement. The court doesn't care what the agreement says if it's not absolutely necessary to protect the company's interests.


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The Non-Compete Clause: Is it Enforceable? With Massachusetts contemplating the ban of non-competes, to Amazon suing an employee for breaking their agreement to go to Google, no-competition clauses are a well-known topic of interest in employment law right now.


EMPLOYER ALERT: Georgiaâs Restrictive Covenant Statute
Here are a few issues to consider: 1. Adequate Consideration Requirements. Under Georgia law, one of the requirements for a restrictive covenant, such as a non-competition agreement, to be enforceable, is that the agreement be founded upon valuable consideration. See Fabârik Boutique, Inc. v. Shops Around Lenox, Inc., 329 Ga.App. 21, 25, 763 S.E.2d 492, 495 (Ct. App. Ga. 2014).


The Non-Compete Clause: Is it Enforceable?
1 If the court finds the non-compete too restricting in this sense, it will not hold up.  Too broad or unnecessary: If the employer has created unnecessary restrictions on its employees, the court will not uphold the non-competition clauses. For instance, if they forbid the employee from finding work with a competitor in the entire state for a period of four years.


The Non-Compete Clause: Is it Enforceable?
What is a non-compete clause? A non-compete clause in an employment contract was originally intended to protect confidential company information, such as intellectual property, client lists, or financial data, from leaking to competitors through employees.


Gruntled Employees
1 More often than not, a court will toss the whole agreement if it decides it's too broad. And in some states, the court will automatically 86 the noncompete if it's even a little too broad.  Focus on geography, duration, and scope.


Gruntled Employees
1 And in some states, the court will automatically 86 the noncompete if it's even a little too broad.  Focus on geography, duration, and scope. Most lawyers remember from law school that you need this particular trifecta to enforce a noncompete, and they think the analysis ends there.


Gruntled Employees
We've seen a lot of different ways to lose noncompete cases, if you're the former (enforcing) employer. 1  Put your faith in the language of the noncompete agreement. The court doesn't care what the agreement says if it's not absolutely necessary to protect the company's interests.  Try to enforce against any old employee.


Gruntled Employees
1 What's more important is the necessity of enforcing the agreement to protect secrets or relationships.  Wait a while to file. The key to winning a preliminary injunction (which is the usual goal in a noncompete lawsuit) is to convince the judge that without it, your company will suffer immediate, irreparable harm.


The Non-Compete Clause: Is it Enforceable?
The Non-Compete Clause: Is it Enforceable? By: Kristy DeSmit | July 22, 2014. With Massachusetts contemplating the ban of non-competes, to Amazon suing an employee for breaking their agreement to go to Google, no-competition clauses are a well-known topic of interest in employment law right now.


High Glucose: What It Means and How to Treat It
Diabetes Information & Resources Â» Managing Diabetes Â» High Glucose: What It Means and How to Treat It What is high blood glucose? People who do not have diabetes typically have fasting plasma blood glucose levels that run under 126 mg/dl.


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I have a GTX 780 so I know it supports OGL 4.4, but I can't find anywhere on my PC that says what OpenGL I have installed.


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I wonder if the OGL version support has to do with the OEM's options. Clearly they made it with 4.3 support at one point if the spec sheet is outdated. Maybe some packages got newer chips with newer version support and some didn't. Just a guess.


High Glucose: What It Means and How to Treat It
High Glucose: What It Means and How to Treat It Attention visitors from outside the US: You can easily convert US to non-US blood glucose levels by clicking here. Page last updated: January 15, 2018


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POC is a Swedish company with a strong mission to do the best we can to possibly save lives and to reduce the consequences of accidents for gravity sports athletes and cyclists. poc Free Standard Delivery on All Orders


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It's just an archive containing PoC's that were released a while ago, not even designed to PS4. The private folder contains a sample from the official SDK. Nothing really to see here.


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POC is a Swedish company with a strong mission to do the best we can to possibly save lives and to reduce the consequences of accidents for gravity sports athletes and cyclists. POC


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4 PoC Stack Clash examples for FreeBSD. Spectar claims that the sploit won't work for PS4. The rest is things shared from Synergy over the whole escapade.Good eyes whould see things that were already leaked before, or simply fake AF.


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Be sure to drink plenty of water. It is recommended to drink a minimum of 8 glasses each day. If your blood glucose is 250 or greater and you are on insulin, check your urine for ketones. If you have ketones, follow your sick day rules or call your healthcare team if you are not sure what to do. Ask yourself what may have caused the high blood sugar, and take action to correct it.


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SoftDeleteable behavior extension for Doctrine 2. SoftDeleteable behavior allows to soft delete objects, filtering them at SELECT time by marking them as with a timestamp, but not explicitly removing them from the database. Features: Works with DQL DELETE queries (using a Query Hint).


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Position in India: The principal behind compensation to the injured worker under the Employeeâ¢s State Insurance Act 1948 and Workmenâ¢s Compensation Act, 1923 is considered according to the Doctrine of Notional Extension.


StofDoctrineExtensionsBundle
Tree - this extension automates the tree handling process and adds some tree specific functions on repository. Translatable - gives you a very handy solution for translating records into different languages. Easy to setup, easier to use.


Doctrine Of Notional Extension: A Comparative Analysis between India, U.S and U.K
Doctrine Of Notional Extension: A Comparative Analysis between India, U.S and U.K. There is a fundamental question which has influenced the history and present position of work claims: can the preferential treatment given to workers compared to other injury victims be justified?


Atlantic18 / DoctrineExtensions
SoftDeleteable behavior extension for Doctrine 2. SoftDeleteable behavior allows to soft delete objects, filtering them at SELECT time by marking them as with a timestamp, but not explicitly removing them from the database. Works with DQL DELETE queries (using a Query Hint).


â¢ Doctrine of Notional Extension
DOCTRINE OF ADDED PERIL. â¢ This doctrine is contrary to the doctrine of notion extension. While the doctrine of notional extension benefits to the employee, the doctrine of added peril is for the benefit to the employer.


Help on for US History it not my subject...?
What is the name given to the extension of the Monroe Doctrine that one U.S. president used to justify intervention in Latin American affairs? Wilson Peace Protection Plan Roosevelt Corollary McKinley Doctrine Taft Addendum 13. What is the best description... show more 12.


â¢ Doctrine of Notional Extension
Doctrine of Notional Extension. â¢ Doctrine of Notional Extension. â¢ The principal behind compensation to the injured worker under the Employeeâs State Insurance Act 1948 and Workmenâs Compensation Act, 1923 is considered according to the Doctrine of Notional Extension. This doctrine throws light on the course of employment of a worker.


Family Medical Leave
Beginning in the 1990s, federal and state family medical leave laws were passed, allowing employees to take unpaid leaves of absence from work for major, family-related medical issues without first obtaining permission from their employers.


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91 For FMLA-eligible, FLSA-exempt employees who take intermittent or reduced schedule leave, the employer need not keep a record of actual hours worked if the employer and employee agree in writing on the employeeâs normal schedule of average hours worked each week and maintain this record.


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Finally, while the FMLA permits intermittent or reduced schedule leave, employees must, of course, still meet FMLA eligibility requirements for leave. These requirements include working 1250 hours in the 12-month period preceding FMLA leave.


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For example, DOL applied this principle to demonstrate how various forms of intermittent or reduced schedule leave count against the 12-week leave entitlement: ! An employee who normally works five-day workweeks takes one day off as FMLA leaveâonly 1/5 of one of the 12 available workweeks of leave has been used.


Family Medical Leave
Intermittent leave is typically taken when the employee or a family member is fighting a serious illness during a chemotherapy or other treatment cycle. In addition, intermittent leave can take the form of a reduced work schedule. The FMLA limits the scope of the act to an individual, immediate family, and parents.


Employee Rights
Overview. The FMLA entitles eligible employees of covered employers to take unpaid, job-protected leave for specified family and medical reasons with continuation of group health insurance coverage under the same terms and conditions as if the employee had not taken leave. Eligible employees are entitled to:


Family Medical Leave
In February 1993, President bill clinton signed into law the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 (FMLA), (29 U.S.C.A. Â§ 2601 et seq.). The act permits employees to take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave each year for family illness, childbirth, or Adoption. It mandates that employers maintain the employees' insurance benefits and give them their jobs back when they return.


Family Medical Leave
Employees or employers may choose to use accrued paid leave (sick or vacation leave) to cover some or all of the FMLA leave. The employer must designate whether an employee's use of paid leave counts as FMLA leave, based on information from the employee.


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90 In other words, employees who are not otherwise eligible for overtime pay will not become eligible (e.g., become ânon-exemptâ employees) simply because they take unpaid intermittent or reduced schedule leave under the FMLA and their paychecks are reduced for this unpaid time.


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For example, if an employee takes two hours off for a doctorâs appointment, the reports emphasize that only the time actually taken may be charged against an employeeâs FMLA leave entitlementâthat is, the employee may be charged only for two hours of leave, not for a full day of leave.


Microsoft Excel: Multiple Functions in One Cell
A cell introduces functions using an equals sign. Though only one equals sign can be used within a cell, several functions are supported. You chain several functions in a single cell through ânesting, a process that places functions as an argument within another function, up to 64 levels deep.


Microsoft Excel: Multiple Functions in One Cell
In this three-level instance, the IF function runs two different average functions which use two different sums, depending on whether or not cell X2 is greater than five. Microsoft Excel allows maximum nested function depth of 64 levels since Excel version 2007. Microsoft: Office -- Nest a Function Within a Function.


Microsoft Excel Function List
Microsoft Excel Function List. Listing of the most useful Microsoft Excel functions. Explanations on how to write each function in Excel and examples of its use are provided. Mathematical Functions. SUM - Adds up all the values in a range. SUMIF - Adds all the values in a range that meet specific critera. SUMIFS (2007+) - Adds values in a range based on multiple criteria. SUMPRODUCT - Sum a range of cells that meet multiple criteria. ROUND - Round a number to a specified number of digits.


Kinds of Functions Used in Excel
Microsoftâs Excel program, widely used in business, comes with many built-in functions that perform mathematical and logical operations on spreadsheet data. In Excel, functions are simple formulas you type into a spreadsheet cell; they operate on numbers, text and other kinds of data. Functions enable you to perform calculations ranging from simple arithmetic to complex scientific, statistical and financial equations.


Bright Hub
Some of the most useful features in Microsoft Excel are the built-in functions. These functions are used to do calculations on spreadsheet data which would otherwise be daunting if done manually. Here, we enumerate the different Microsoft Excel functions and briefly describe each one of them.


Kinds of Functions Used in Excel
Some of the most useful and commonly used Excel functions operate on a range of cells. These functions calculate a result, which is an aggregate of the range. For example, SUM(A1â¦A25) calculates the total of the cells 1 through 25 in the A column of the spreadsheet.


Summoning the Princess
To defeat her, summon her at the Shards of Myzrael where you first spoke with her. Defeat her and gather her Eldritch Shackles, then bind them to the Shards of Myzrael. Do that, and she will again be trapped. The Shards of Myzrael are now strangely quiet.