Tyre in Prophecy
THE CITY OF TYRE. According to history, the Phoenician city of Tyre, located on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea, stood as one of the most ancient and prosperous cities in history. Herodotus, known as the father of modern history, lived and wrote between about 490 B.C. and 425 B.C. (Herodotus, 1972, p. i).


Tyre
Over the centuries since, this caused heavy sedimentation to occur and permanently linked the island to the mainland; which is why Tyre is not an island today. After a siege of seven months, Alexander used his man-made causeway to batter down the walls of Tyre and take the city.


Tyre in Prophecy
In chronological order, the siege of Nebuchadnezzar took place within a few months of Ezekielâs prophecy. Josephus, quoting âthe records of the Phoenicians,â says that Nebuchadnezzar âbesieged Tyre for thirteen years in the days of Ithobal, their kingâ (Against Apion, 1.21).


Tyre, Lebanon
Tyre juts out from the coast of the Mediterranean and is located about 80 km (50 mi) south of Beirut. The name of the city means  rock  after the rocky formation on which the town was originally built.


Tyre
Tyre is referenced in the Bible in the New Testament where it is claimed that both Jesus and St. Paul visited the city and remains famous in military history for Alexander the Great's seige. Tyre was in its golden age around the 10th century BCE and, in the 8th, colonized other sites & enjoyed great prosperity.


Tyre, Lebanon
The adjective for Tyre is Tyrian, and the inhabitants are Tyrians. Tyre is an ancient Phoenician city and the legendary birthplace of Europa and Elissa (Dido). Today it is the fourth largest city in Lebanon and houses one of the nation's major ports. Tourism is a major industry.


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Melquart was a Phoenician god and patron god of the city of Tyre. Probably his name was pronounced Milqart and he was also called king of the city.. He was a god who protected sailors, trade and overseas colonization.


RENT RECEIVED
Normally the rent is being received in advance only. Rent received is a direct income for a business firm whose business is just to give the assets on rental basis only. For others, it is an indirect income. Rent received is shown in income side of profit and loss account.


Tax Dictionary
Accounting method that reports income when constructively received. (not earned) and expenses when paid (not incurred), as opposed to the accrual method. Depreciation: An annual deduction that allows taxpayers to recover the cost of property used in a. trade or business or held for the production of income.


Tax Dictionary
Rental Income: Payments received by a taxpayer from tenants who rent the taxpayer's property, including regular and advanced rent, payments for breaking a lease, expenses paid by the tenant, and. the fair market value of property or services received in lieu of monetary rental payments.


Selling Guide
4. If the resulting net cash flow is negative (that is, the rental income derived from the investment property is not sufficient to fully offset the property PITIA), the calculated negative amount must be included in the borrowerâs monthly obligations when calculating the debt-to-income ratio.


RENT RECEIVED
When any amount is received by the business firm in exchange of use of the assets of the business firm by other person then it will be called as rent received. The rent is received by the business firm in respect of land and building or machinery or furniture etc.


Performance Management: Overall Goal and Basic Steps
Overall Goal and Focuses of Performance Management. The overall goal of performance management is to ensure that the organization and all of its subsystems (processes, departments, teams, employees, etc.) are working together in an optimum fashion to achieve the results desired by the organization.


"Performance Management: What is ""Performance""? (Performance Defined)"
Organizations try to manage the performance of each employee, team and process and even of the organization itself. The performance management process is very similar, regardless of where it is applied. Information in this topic describes the general performance management process.


"Performance Management: What is ""Performance""? (Performance Defined)"
Organizations try to manage the performance of each employee, team and process and even of the organization itself. The performance management process is very similar, regardless of where it is applied.


What Is OEE?
1 As a benchmark it can be used to compare the performance of a given production asset to industry standards, to similar in-house assets, or to results for different shifts working on the same asset. 2  As a baseline it can be used to track progress over time in eliminating waste from a given production asset.


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Evaluating Performance and Determining the Overall Ratings September 2001 Evaluating Performance and Determining the Overall Rating Page 13 Some Benefits of Writing Comments for Met Expectations: The supervisor will be evaluated on the results of the Performance Management Responsibility.


Performance Management: Overall Goal and Basic Steps
The steps in performance management are also similar to those in a well-designed training process, when the process can be integrated with the overall goals of the organization. Trainers are focusing much more on results for performance.


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Evaluating Performance and Determining the Overall Ratings September 2001 Evaluating Performance and Determining the Overall Rating Page 27 Conducting the Evaluation Meeting This section is designed to help you: â¢ Explore problems commonly found in employee performance evaluation meetings.


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Evaluating Performance and Determining the Overall Ratings September 2001 Evaluating Performance and Determining the Overall Rating Page 7 Sources of Documentation The link between the actual work performed and the assigned rating for each expectation is made when the rating is supported by documentation.


What Is OEE?
OEE is useful as both a benchmark and a baseline: 1  As a benchmark it can be used to compare the performance of a given production asset to industry standards, to similar in-house assets, or to results for different shifts working on the same asset.


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Evaluating Performance and Determining the Overall Ratings September 2001 Evaluating Performance and Determining the Overall Rating Page 15 Use of Trait-Based Terms Very often employee performance on quantifiable expectations is simple to describe and justify, as in the following example.


Fairpoint Communications Customer Service Phone Number
(go below for more numbers) Below you find the information about Fairpoint Communications, Fairpoint Communications customer service number, Fairpoint Communications address, Fairpoint Communications email id and website. 521 E, Morehead Street, Suite 500, Charlotte, North Carolina.


Fairpoint Phone Features
FairPoint allows you to dial *69 in order to hear the phone number of the last incoming call. The speed dial feature allows you to make a call to eight assigned local or long-distance numbers by dialing one digit.


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With more than 100+ years of combined telecommunications service experience, FairPoint Communications has a history of successfully servicing businesses in multiple industries. From local government offices to large federal agencies, our cost-effective technology solutions ensure unrelenting compliance and security.


Fairpoint Phone Features
Call forwarding allows you to send incoming calls to another phone number, call intercept screens unknown calls and call trace allows you to trace a call, record the number and forward the information to FairPoint's Unlawful Call Center. FairPoint offers two blocking features: per-call blocking and per-line blocking.


Online Banking Service Agreement
BUSINESS CUSTOMERS: Before attempting to access your account online, you will need specific instructions from an account representative. Please contact your designated FairPoint representative directly, or call 1.866.984.3001 if you are a small business customer. Check for FairPoint High-Speed Internet Availability.


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Industries We Serve. With more than 100+ years of combined telecommunications service experience, FairPoint Communications has a history of successfully servicing businesses in multiple industries. Learn more about the customized information technology solutions we provide for the following sectors:


Fairpoint Phone Features
FairPoint Communications was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Charlotte. The company is an incumbent local exchange carrier and provides phone, Internet, television and broadband services for home and business. It operates in 18 states, including Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, New York, Ohio and Washington.


Fairpoint Communications Customer Service Phone Number
Fairpoint toll free customer service phone number : 1.866.984.1611, 1.888.984.1515, 866.294.9318. Fairpoint North California toll free customer service phone number : 704- 344-8150. Click to enter your compliant for Fairpoint Communications.


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The pay for being a model will vary depending on the market, but can be anywhere from $150 an hour to $4,000 a day. Model for catalogs, billboards or magazines and get paid more as a portfolio is built, with tips from the director of a modeling academy in this free video on modeling.


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Cancel. The pay for being a model will vary depending on the market, but can be anywhere from $150 an hour to $4,000 a day. Model for catalogs, billboards or magazines and get paid more as a portfolio is built, with tips from the director of a modeling academy in this free video on modeling.


Modeling Tips : How Much Do Models Get Paid?
Please try again later. The pay for being a model will vary depending on the market, but can be anywhere from $150 an hour to $4,000 a day. Model for catalogs, billboards or magazines and get paid more as a portfolio is built, with tips from the director of a modeling academy in this free video on modeling.


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Most models make between $150-300 an hour or work off of a flat rate or day rate.   That dep â¦ ends on the type of job you get and what kind of modeling you do. Most models make between $150-300 an hour or work off of a flat rate or day rate.


Modeling Tips : How Much Do Models Get Paid?
The pay for being a model will vary depending on the market, but can be anywhere from $150 an hour to $4,000 a day.


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  That depends on the type of job you get and what kind of modeling you do. Most models make between $150-300 an hour or work off of a flat rate or day rate.


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Most models make between $150-300 an hour or work off of a flat rate or day rate.    you get paid aroud $100,000 for your very first commercial. if you hit the London runways for modeling you get paid about 5x that amount for commercials.


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  That depends on the type of job you get and what kind of modeling you do. Most models make between $150-300 an hour or work off of a flat rate or day rate.   That dep â¦ ends on the type of job you get and what kind of modeling you do.


Thick Grilled Pork Chops
3. Grill the chop by searing each side for 2 minutes over the high heat. Remove the chops to an upper rack or to a spot with indirect heat. Reduce the burners to medium, close the lid, and cook for about another 15 minutes more. Actual cooking time will depend on the heat of your grill and the thickness of your pork chop. You can tell the chop is done by pressing on it.


Double Thick-Cut Pork Chops
Set up an elevated grill rack 18 inches above surface of coals, using a second grill rack that is set atop 2 stacks of 2 bricks each. Tie herb sprig bunches tightly to the handle of a long wooden spoon. Remove pork from brine. Pat pork dry with paper towels; discard brine.


Double Thick-Cut Pork Chops
Place pork on elevated grill rack; grill 1 minute on each side. Grill 8 minutes, turning every 2 minutes. Grill 1 minute on each edge of pork. Continue grilling until a thermometer registers 115Â°, turning and basting with herb brush and jalapeÃ±o glaze every 2 minutes (about 26 minutes total).


Double Thick-Cut Pork Chops
Place pork on the lower grill rack; grill 7 minutes or until thermometer registers 140Â°, turning and basting every 1 minute. Singe herbs for 5 seconds after final basting. Finely chop herbs; reserve. Combine olive oil, parsley, black pepper, salt, and reserved chopped herbs on a cutting board.


How to Grill Thick Pork Chops
Step 5. Pull one pork chop off of the grill and take its temperature. The meat's internal temperature should reach 150 to 155 degrees Fahrenheit. If the temperature is less than 150, put the meat back onto the grill. Grill the pork chops one more minute for every 10 degrees the pork chop is under the optimal temperature.


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3Add to grill over direct high heat with lid closed. Cook for 2 minutes. 4Turn pork chops over and continue grilling, lid closed, for another 1 minute. 5Reduce grill to medium low with a gas grill or move chops to a cooler portion of the charcoal grill. 6Brush a liberal amount of barbecue sauce on the chop and flip.


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If you get any flareups, move the chop to a cooler part of the grill until the flames die down. After about 4 minutes, turn the chops over and cook for another 4 to 5 minutes. As always, this varies based on the temperature outside, the temp and thickness of the meat, and the grill temp. If you use a instant read thermometer, 155Â° F is medium. 7Let it rest.


How to Grill Perfect Pork Chops
While thinness is an inevitability with chicken breasts, it's something we have a say in with pork chops. Chops about 1 Â½-inch thick seem to be the perfect size, allowing some insurance in perfect cooking by later letting us take a two-zone, more controlled approach to grilling.


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Walk Through Disney History. The attraction is located inside Sleeping Beauty Castle, which opened on July 17, 1955 with Disneyland Park. The castleâs design was based on the real Bavarian castle, Neuschwanstein. Guests could not actually walk through the castleâs interior until 1957.


Cinderella Castle
Many sources quote the height as six feet taller, but that is measured from the concrete bottom of the moat, which itself is 6 feet (1.8 m) deep at the bridge. Cinderella Castle is more than 100 feet (30 m) taller than Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland in Anaheim, California.


Cinderella Castle
Cinderella Castle. A castle is literally the centerpiece of every Disneyland theme park (or Magic Kingdom, as it's called in Florida). At Disneyland in California, the original Disney castle is called Sleeping Beauty Castle. In Tokyo Disneyland, it's Cinderella Castle (not Cinderella's Castle as it is sometimes incorrectly referred to).


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The Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World is much taller than the Sleeping Beauty Castle elsewhere. When Disneyland Tokyo opened in 1983, it copied Cinderella Castle extremely closely.


Veil of secrecy over plans for Shanghai Disneyland is finally lifted: New park will have biggest-ever castle, Pirates of the Caribbean land and a Tron ride (but you'll have to wait till 2016 to visit)
Disney CEO Bob Iger revealed a scale model of the world-class theme park at a presentation held today at the Shanghai Expo Centre. Fantasyland is inspired by Disney's animated films and will be home to the Enchanted Storybook Castle, the largest in any park.


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The two basic castle designs are for Sleeping Beauty's Castle and Cinderella Castle. The former began at Disneyland in Anaheim, while the latter first opened at Disney World in Florida (partially as a means of differentiating the two).


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When Walt Disney first opened Disneyland in 1955, he used a replica of Sleeping Beauty's castle as the centerpiece. It stands in the middle of the park â there's a spot marking the geometric center â and visitors pass under its drawbridge in order to enter Fantasyland.


Veil of secrecy over plans for Shanghai Disneyland is finally lifted: New park will have biggest-ever castle, Pirates of the Caribbean land and a Tron ride (but you'll have to wait till 2016 to visit)
The magical theme park is set to feature six themed lands, packed full of family attractions and live entertainment features - including the largest castle in a Disney park. Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger revealed a scale model of the world-class theme park at a presentation held today at the Shanghai Expo Centre.


Enchanted Storybook Castle
June 16, 2016. Enchanted Storybook Castle is the centerpiece castle of Shanghai Disneyland Park, which opened in June 2016. The castle is the first to represent all of the Disney Princesses, contrary to other parks. It is also the tallest Disney castle ever built.


Veil of secrecy over plans for Shanghai Disneyland is finally lifted: New park will have biggest-ever castle, Pirates of the Caribbean land and a Tron ride (but you'll have to wait till 2016 to visit)
Veil of secrecy over plans for Shanghai Disneyland is finally lifted: New park will have biggest-ever castle, Pirates of the Caribbean land and a Tron ride (but you'll have to wait till 2016 to visit) 1  The magical theme park is set to feature six themed lands, including one housing the largest castle in a Disney park.


How Far Back Can I File Prior Year Taxes?
How many years back can you get a tax refund? The IRS Statute of Limitations allows you three years from the filing deadline to file your prior year return and claim your refund. For example, the last day to claim your tax refund for the 2013 tax year is April 15, 2017. This is because the deadline date was April 15, 2014. Keep in mind that they also have the same amount of time to audit you and up to ten years to collect any unpaid tax.


How Far Back Can I File Prior Year Taxes?
The good news? Paper filing your tax return is pretty much just as easy as e-filing. Instead of submitting your tax return online, youâll need to print and sign it. Then, all you have to do it mail it to the IRS. Easy, right? You can file prior year taxes dating back to 2005 with PriorTax. File prior year taxes for 2005-2015 on PriorTax By law, the IRS may assess penalties to taxpayers for both failing to file a tax return and for failing to pay taxes they owe by the deadline.


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A: Back taxes can be filed for up to 10 years after the tax year in which the resident neglected to file income taxes, according to ETaxes.com. After 10 years, the statute of limitations runs out for the Internal Revenue Service to collect back taxes in most states.


How Many Years Can You File Back Taxes?
Quick Answer. Back taxes can be filed for up to 10 years after the tax year in which the resident neglected to file income taxes, according to ETaxes.com. After 10 years, the statute of limitations runs out for the Internal Revenue Service to collect back taxes in most states.


How long can a person goes without filing an income tax return? I'm hearing people say IRS allows you up to 2 years and without imposing a penalty.
You should be filing your tax returns when they are due, the IRS does not allow anyone up to two years without imposing a penalty. If you are due a refund there is no penalty for filing a late Federal return, but you have to file your return within 3 years of the original filing date of the return to claim a refund.


How Far Back Can I File Prior Year Taxes?
So, you ran a little late and forgot to file a prior year tax return? Are you wondering if you can file a tax return all the way back, say, 6 years? The answer is yes, you can! This should not be confused with e-filing. The IRS has electronic filing available through October of the year your tax return is due.


How Many Years Can You File Back Taxes?
For instance, if a resident requested an extension from the IRS that extended the tax return due date to October, then the resident has 10 years from the October date to file back taxes, rather than from the April 15th date.


How Many Years Can You File Back Taxes?
According to TurboTax.com, residents have 3 years from the date of the missed tax filing to file taxes and claim a refund from the IRS. Otherwise the refund amount is forfeited. ETaxes.com notes that even when taxes are filed late, the IRS has 3 years from the date of the actual filing to audit the tax return. According to About.com, an amendment to a return has to be filed within the 3-year period from the original April 15th date on which taxes were due.


Avian influenza
Avian influenza. For the H5N1 subtype of Avian influenza, see Influenza A virus subtype H5N1. Avian influenza â known informally as avian flu or bird flu â refers to influenza caused by viruses adapted to birds.. The type with the greatest risk is highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI). Bird flu is a phrase similar to swine flu, dog flu, horse flu, or human flu in that it refers to an illness caused by any of many different strains of influenza viruses that have adapted to a specific host.


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vian influenza (AI)--the bird flu--is a virus. that infects wild birds (such as ducks, gulls, and. shorebirds) and domestic poultry (such as chick-. ens, turkeys, ducks, and geese). There is a flu for. birds just as there is for humans and, as with people, some forms of the flu are worse than others. AI viruses are classified by a combination of two. groups of proteins: the hemagglutinin or H proteins, of. which there are 16 (H1-H16), and neuraminidase or N. proteins, of which there are 9 (N1-N9).


Wild Birds
The severe form of avian flu caused by the highly pathogenic H5N1 virus was first isolated from a domestic goose in Guangdong, China, in 1996. In most cases so far, the wild birds appear to have contracted the avian flu virus from poultry. Waterfowl and shorebirds are more prone to get the disease than other species.


Avian Influenza in Birds
However, avian influenza A viruses are very contagious among birds and some of these viruses can sicken and even kill certain domesticated bird species including chickens, ducks, and turkeys. Infected birds can shed avian influenza A viruses in their saliva, nasal secretions, and feces.


Types of Bird Flu, Avian Flu Transmission
Infection with certain avian influenza A viruses (e.g., some H5 and H7 strains) can cause widespread disease and death among some species of domestic birds. Since 1997, several outbreaks of H5 and H7 influenza have occurred among poultry in the United States.


Types of Bird Flu, Avian Flu Transmission
Types of Bird Flu (Avian Flu) There are many different subtypes of type A influenza viruses. These subtypes differ because of certain proteins on the surface of the virus (hemagglutinin [HA] and neuraminidase [NA] proteins). Each different combination of HA and NA proteins is a different subtype of the virus.


Frequently Asked Questions About Bird Flu
Bird flu, or avian influenza, is a viral infection spread from bird to bird. Currently, a particularly deadly strain of bird flu -- H5N1 -- continues to spread among poultry in Egypt and in certain parts of Asia. Technically, H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) virus. It's deadly to most birds. And it's deadly to humans and to other mammals that catch the virus from birds.


Avian Influenza in Birds
Avian Influenza in Wild Birds. Avian influenza A viruses have been isolated from more than 100 different species of wild birds. Most of these viruses have been LPAI viruses. The majority of the wild birds from which these viruses have been recovered represent gulls, terns and shorebirds or waterfowl such as ducks, geese and swans.


Avian influenza
Out of the three types of influenza viruses (A, B, and C), influenza A virus is a zoonotic infection with a natural reservoir almost entirely in birds. Avian influenza, for most purposes, refers to the influenza A virus.


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Nuclear power is the use of nuclear reactions that release nuclear energy to generate heat, which most frequently is then used in steam turbines to produce electricity in a nuclear power station.The term includes nuclear fission, nuclear decay and nuclear fusion.egional differences in the use of fission energy are large. Fission energy generation, with a 20% share of the U.S. electricity production, is the single largest deployed technology among current low-carbon power sources in the country.


Nuclear power
Nuclear (fission) power stations, excluding the contribution from naval nuclear fission reactors, provided 11% of the world's electricity in 2012, somewhat less than that generated by hydro-electric stations at 16%.egional differences in the use of fission energy are large. Fission energy generation, with a 20% share of the U.S. electricity production, is the single largest deployed technology among current low-carbon power sources in the country.


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For a typical 1,000 MWe BWR or PWR, the approximate cost of fuel for one reload (replacing one third of the core) is about $40 million, based on an 18-month refueling cycle. The average fuel cost at a nuclear power plant in 2014 was 0.76 cents / kWh.Because nuclear plants refuel every 18-24 months, they are not subject to fuel price volatility like natural gas and oil power plants.ncluded are costs related to labor, material & supplies, contractor services, licensing fees, and miscellaneous costs such as employee expenses and regulatory fees. The average non-fuel O&M cost for a nuclear power plant in 2014 was 1.64 cents / kWh.


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Regional differences in the use of fission energy are large. Fission energy generation, with a 20% share of the U.S. electricity production, is the single largest deployed technology among current low-carbon power sources in the country.egional differences in the use of fission energy are large. Fission energy generation, with a 20% share of the U.S. electricity production, is the single largest deployed technology among current low-carbon power sources in the country.


Nuclear Fission Energy
Nuclear reactors manufacture their own fuel, since they produce 239 Pu from 238 U. With the total worldwide installed nuclear capacity of 3.4 Â´ 10 5 MW e (megawatt electrical), one can estimate that more than 100 tonnes of 239 Pu are produced each year in reactors whose primary energy source is the fission of 235 U.he fission of 1 g of uranium or plutonium per day liberates about 1 MW. This is the energy equivalent of 3 tons of coal or about 600 gallons of fuel oil per day, which when burned produces approximately 1/4 tonne of carbon dioxide. (A tonne, or metric ton, is 1000 kg.).


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Your numbers are wrong in several aspects, First the average residential electric bill is $96.50 per month and the average lighting percentage is 10 -15 percent, that would mean a $ 9.60 to 14.50 per month. And you will not save 80 to 85 percent going to fluorescent.YI, in terms of solar production to offset the average 920kWh most of you are looking at around a 7000watt solar system At $3/watt you're looking at a $21,000 investment to completely eliminate the AVERAGE electric bill.


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Depending on the bulb installed. The average lighting cost in a home is 24.70. Using fluorescents will save you about 22 dollars a month for the average person. However, if you are someone that leaves lights on all day and night it will save you much more.YI, in terms of solar production to offset the average 920kWh most of you are looking at around a 7000watt solar system At $3/watt you're looking at a $21,000 investment to completely eliminate the AVERAGE electric bill.


Nuclear power in the United States
As of November 1, 2014, there were 100 operating nuclear reactors at 62 nuclear power plants in the United States. The Fort Calhoun plant in Nebraska has one reactor with the smallest generating capacity 1 of 502 megawatts (MW).s of November 1, 2014, there were 100 operating nuclear reactors at 62 nuclear power plants in the United States. The Fort Calhoun plant in Nebraska has one reactor with the smallest generating capacity 1 of 502 megawatts (MW).


Contents: Nuclear Fission and Fusion
Nuclear fusion and nuclear fission are different types of reactions that release energy due to the presence of high-powered atomic bonds between particles found within a nucleus. In fission, an atom is split into two or more smaller, lighter atoms.uclear fusion and nuclear fission are different types of reactions that release energy due to the presence of high-powered atomic bonds between particles found within a nucleus. In fission, an atom is split into two or more smaller, lighter atoms.


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1 In fact, nuclear power provides electricity to one in five businesses and homes in the U.S. Nuclear power plants are also the lowest-cost provider of large-scale electricity, producing baseload electricity for about 2.14 cents per kilowatt-hour.lthough renewable energy sources, like wind and solar power, are important resources for the country s energy mix, only nuclear power is capable of producing large amounts of electricity 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.


Top 40 Doctor insights on: Do Blood Clots Cause Cramps
1 doctor agreed: Up to 6 weeks: One can have bleeding on and off for up to 6 weeks after delivery, vaginal or cesarean. However, it should not be increasing with time. If the bleeding is heavy, you should call your doctor. ...Read more.


Bleeding After A C-Section
Blood flow is usually heavier immediately after your c-section and continues for about 4-5 days. Your bleeding will taper off and get lighter after about 10-12 days. Typically bleeding lasts about 3-4 weeks in total but can go for as long as 6 weeks.


Labor and delivery, postpartum care
The postpartum checkup. About six weeks after delivery, your health care provider will check your abdomen, vagina, cervix and uterus to make sure you're healing well. In some cases, you might have the checkup earlier so that your health care provider can check your C-section incision.


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Bleeding after c-section - how long. 1  I was just wondering how long after a c-section the bleeding is meant to continue. I had a 12 hour labour followed by a c-section, and lost a LOT of blood. 2  I bleed for 4 weeks after my C Section although the last week was very light but it can vary from person to person.


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Bleeding after c-section - how long. I was just wondering how long after a c-section the bleeding is meant to continue. I had a 12 hour labour followed by a c-section, and lost a LOT of blood. I am still having a fair amount of red blood loss at the moment - like a period amount, but it is a deep red colour.


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Physical Care After a Cesarean: Before leaving the hospital: You will be encouraged to get up and try to go the bathroom within the first 24 hours after surgery. This will help start the healing process and get you used to moving around with your incision.


Labor and delivery, postpartum care
Vaginal discharge (lochia). Expect a bright red, heavy flow of blood for the first few days after the C-section. It might contain a few small clots. The discharge will gradually taper off during the first month postpartum, becoming watery and changing from pink or brown to yellow or white.


Cesarean Birth After Care
Physical Care After a Cesarean: You will be encouraged to get up and try to go the bathroom within the first 24 hours after surgery. This will help start the healing process and get you used to moving around with your incision. Remember to move slowly because you might experience dizziness or shortness of breath.


Bleeding After A C-Section
Getting Your Menstrual Cycle Back After Your C-Section. After your body has healed from the surgery and all the bleeding has stopped, you may be wondering when you'll begin your next period again. This can take anywhere from 45 days to 3 months. If you are breastfeeding it will take longer.


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The hit came just after Giants catcher Buster Posey caught Andrew McCutchen stealing for the second out of the inning. But Kang quickly hushed the San Francisco crowd one pitch later and pushed the Giants out of first place in the National League West for the first time since May 10. The Pirates pulled into a tie with the Marlins, one game behind the Cardinals for the NL's second Wild Card spot.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- Giants manager Bruce Bochy said before Wednesday's series finale against Pittsburgh that his club's performance had picked up recently. Most notably, the Giants offense has scored four or more runs in four of their last five games.


San Francisco Giants
The Giants' eight World Series championships rank second in the National League and are tied for fourth overall (New York Yankees are first with 27, then the St. Louis Cardinals (the National League record-holders) with 11, the Oakland Athletics with 9, and the Boston Red Sox also with 8).


Avenue of the Giants: The 31 Mile Redwood Drive You Have to Do
Avenue of the Giants: The 31 Mile Redwood Drive You Have to Do. The 31 mile road called the Avenue of the Giants in Northern California is one of the best stretches of road in all of California. I would put it next to Big Sur in terms of the beauty that you will pass as you drive.


Avenue of the Giants: The 31 Mile Redwood Drive You Have to Do
The greens, browns and yellows will blow you away as you curve around the windy State Route 254 in search of your favorite grove. If you have not driven this road then you must add it to your bucket list, it is one of the best places in California. Here are my favorite stops in the Avenue of the Giants.


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Giants in first place, with a bye and the cavalry coming to help. 1  Published: Oct. 18, 2011 at 01:53 a.m. 2  Updated: July 26, 2012 at 08:49 p.m.  EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Heading into the bye week, the banged-up New York Giants are surprisingly in first place in the NFC East with much-needed reinforcements seemingly on the horizon.


San Francisco Giants Net Worth
The Gothams, as the Giants were originally known, entered the National League in 1883, while their other club, the Metropolitans played in the American Association. Nearly half of the original Gotham players were members of the disbanded Troy Trojans, whose place in the National League the Gothams inherited.


Avenue of the Giants: The 31 Mile Redwood Drive You Have to Do
Here is a little history on the area: The Avenue of the Giants was the original stretch of Route 101 until a freeway bypass was created in 1960. After that time the road was given a new designation of Route 254 and maintained by the state.


San Francisco Giants
For other uses, see New York Giants (disambiguation). The San Francisco Giants are an American professional baseball franchise based in San Francisco, California. Founded in 1883 as the New York Gothams, and renaming three years later to the New York Giants, the team eventually moved to San Francisco in 1958. The Giants compete in Major League Baseball (MLB) as a member club of the National League (NL) West division.


Giants in first place, with a bye and the cavalry coming to help
While they are in first place, the Giants have a lot of areas that need to be fixed heading into the final 10-game stretch if they are to get back to the playoffs for the first time in three years. Do I think it is a finished product, veteran offensive lineman David Diehl asked Monday. No.


CH. 7
A.cooling and contracting of the planet's interior, which caused the mantle and lithosphere to be compressed. B.volcanism, which produced heavy volcanoes that bent and cracked the lithosphere. C. the circulation of convection cells in the mantle, which dragged against the lithosphere. D. impacts of asteroids and planetesimals. E.internal temperature changes that caused the crust to expand and stretch. Add your answer. Source.


What is Lithosphere,Hydrosphere and atmosphere?
The oldest oceanic lithosphere is about 170 million years old compared to parts of the continental lithosphere which are billions of years old. The continental lithosphere is also called the continental crust. It is the layer of igneous, sedimentary rock that forms the continents and the continental shelves.


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138. Assume that a very small oceanic plate is between a mid-ocean ridge to the west and a subduction zone to the east. At the ridge, the oceanic plate is growing at a rate of 5 km every million years. At the subduction zone, the oceanic plate is being destroyed at a rate of 10 km every million years.


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____ 46. The Earth's inner core has a radius of 1,228 km and the outer core is 2,200 km thick. If the Earth's radius is approximately 6,856 km, the core is ____ the Earth.


Geology Glossary - Definitions of Geologic Terms
It is the rigid outermost shell of a rocky planet. Here on Earth the lithosphere contains the crust and upper mantle. The Earth has two types of lithosphere: oceanic and continental. The lithosphere is broken up into tectonic plates. Oceanic lithosphere consists mainly of mafic(rich in magnesium and iron) crust and ultramafic(over 90% mafic) mantle and is denser than continental lithosphere. It thickens as it ages and moves away from the mid-ocean ridge.


What is the layers of the earth's crust?
The Earth's Crust, Lithosphere and Asthenosphere. Crust, the upper layer of the Earth, is not always the same. Crust under the oceans is only about 5 km thick while continental crust can be up to 65 km thick. Also, ocean crust is made of denser minerals than continental crust. The tectonic plates are made up of Earth s crust and the upper part of the mantle layer underneath. Together the crust and upper mantle are called the lithosphere and they extend about 80 km deep. The lithosphere is broken into giant plates that fit around the globe like puzzle pieces. These puzzle pieces move a little bit each year as they slide on top of a somewhat fluid part of the mantle called the asthenosphere.


Astronomy Chapter Seven
A. Carbonate materials would form in the oceans more rapidly, the atmospheric CO2 content would decrease, and the greenhouse effect would weaken. B. Carbonate materials would form in the oceans more slowly, the atmospheric CO2 content would increase, and the greenhouse effect would strengthen. C. Carbonate materials would form in the oceans more rapidly, the atmospheric CO2 content would decrease, and the greenhouse effect would strengthen. D. There would be a runaway greenhouse effect, with the earth becoming ever hotter until the oceans evaporated (as may have happened on Venus).


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Earth's ____________________ is liquid. (inner core or outer core). 78. The asthenosphere is the layer of the Earth just below the ____________________. (mesosphere or lithosphere). 79. The ridge in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean formed along a ____________________ boundary.


How much does a Mechanical Engineer make in the United States?
Alaska was the highest-paying state in 2012, where mechanical engineers made an average of $103,840 per year. California ranked second at $94,420, and Rhode Island ranked third at $92,820. The lowest average pay was reported in Wisconsin, where mechanical engineers earned an average of $69,610.


High-paying Engineering Jobs
Here are six of the highest-paying disciplines, from entry level to senior engineer, with data from our Salary Wizard: Aerospace Engineer, Level V. Median Salary: $119,292. Typical Requirements: A bachelorâs degree in aerospace or an allied engineering specialty, plus eight or more yearsâ experience.


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Mechanical Engineers earn a median hourly wage of $40.19. Hourly wages typically start from $25.79 and go up to $61.74. Mechanical Engineers earn a median salary of $83,590 per year. Salaries typically start from $53,640 and go up to $128,430.


High-paying engineering jobs
Median Salary: $115,036. Typical Requirements: A bachelorâs degree in engineering and eight or so yearsâ experience. Engineers often make the best managers of engineers; thatâs why many organizations have created the role of engineering manager.


High-paying engineering jobs
Aerospace engineering jobs are one of those few, high-paying positions that actually may require rocket science. Working on multidisciplinary teams, aerospace engineers design, develop and test spaceships, aircraft and missiles, exploiting knowledge that spans aerodynamics, avionics, propulsion and materials science.


Mechanical Engineers
Many mechanical engineers work in industries that manufacture machinery or automotive parts. Mechanical engineering is one of the broadest engineering disciplines. Mechanical engineers design, develop, build, and test mechanical and thermal sensors and devices, including tools, engines, and machines.


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Mechanical Engineering Degree Programs. 1  Mechanical engineering is one of the fundamental types of engineering, and it is also contains a large quantity of sub-categories, such as heating and cooling, thermodynamics, manufacturing engineering, and more.


Transformations
Second, it does not support numbers greater than 5,373,484, which is the date 9999-12-31 in Julian days. Third, since the Julian calendar does not have a year zero in it the technique fails for numbers between 1,721,058 (which would be 0000-01-01) and 1,721,423 (which would be 0000-12-31).


Transformations
Numbers to Words. This tutorial demonstrates how to transform numbers like 1, 12, and 123 into English words like ONE, TWELVE, and ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE. This transformation is a common requirement for cheque printing applications.


Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five
Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five  (sometimes written as  1985 ) is a song by Paul McCartney and Wings. It has been featured on the 2001 documentary DVD Wingspan and Paul McCartney & Wings ' 1974 TV special One Hand Clapping.


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7 Seven 6. 25 Twenty-five 7. 78 Seventy-eight 8. 91 Ninety-one 9. 105 One hundred and five 10. 286 Two hundred and eighty-six 11. 784 Seven hundred and eighty-four 12. 818 Eight hundred and eighteen 13. 910 Nine hundred and ten 14. 987 Nine hundred and eighty-seven 15.


Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five
Paul McCartney, the writer of Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five, has said that the song originated with just the first line. With a lot of songs I do, the first line is it. It's all in the first line, and then you have to go on and write the second line. With ' Eleanor Rigby ' I had 'picks up the rice in the church where the wedding has been.' that was the one big line that started me off on it. With this one it was 'No one ever left alive in nineteen hundred and eighty-five. That's all I had of that song for months.


Transformations
For Numbers Between 0 and 9,999,999. For numbers between 0 and 9,999,999 use the following technique which leverages the FF datetime formatting element (introduced in Oracle 9i) and the SP datetime format suffix (see Dates and Times: Format Suffixes).


Solar Panel Cost
for premade solar panels a single panel can cost about $ 900 or $ 12 per watt a medium sized system to provide power to a small or very energy efficient house might cost $ 25000 and a solar system to power a large house could cost $ 50000


How much do Solar Panels cost? â updated prices
overall average solar panels cost from recently updated figures in 2013 ranges between $ 1750 $ 2500 per kw of installed capacity average solar panel cost per kw this figure includes purchasing the equipment and cost for solar panel installation


Solar Panels Cost
solar powered home water heaters cost $ 1000 $ 3500 including installation but have extremely low monthly operating costs and can be used in any climate according to the us department of energy the cost for a solar heating system can vary widely


Solar Panels Cost
solar powered home water heaters cost $ 1000 $ 3500 including installation but have extremely low monthly operating costs and can be used in any climate according to the us department of energy


Solar Panel Cost
the average installed system will cost $ 7 9 per watt so multiply the average hourly watt hours you need to generate that you got from the last step by something between $ 7 and $ 9 and that is what it will cost for solar panels with enough capacity to power your house


How Much Do Solar Panels Cost?
the bulk of the price of going solar is now the soft costs installation permitting etc rather than the solar panel cost again referencing the latest us solar market insight report the average installed cost of a residential solar panel system was $ 4 72 watt


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in this example the post incentive cost is $ 9213 incentives for this system consist of the federal tax credit of 30 percent a property tax exemption from the state and a rebate of $ 0 12 kwh for 20 years from the city of los angeles the breakeven point is 3 64 years where the savings equal the initial investment


How To Plant Strawberries from Bare Root Stock: Garden DIY
This makes the most of your space, since strawberries need to be relatively far apart. Youâll space the strawberries in a zigzag pattern along two long rows, 12â apart. Each plant should be about 20â apart. Measure two rows, 12 inches apart, and place a stawberry plant every 20â³ along the rows.


When to Plant a Dormant Bareroot Blueberry
Growing in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 8 to 10, rabbiteye blueberry bushes (V. ashei), southern highbush (V. virgatum) and hardy half-high (V. augustifolia) are low-chill blueberries, requiring only 100 to 600 hours of temperatures below 45 degrees during November through February to set fruit.


How To Plant Strawberries from Bare Root Stock: Garden DIY
Our favorite way to plant a strawberry patch is to use bare root plants. Bare root is an agricultural technique in which plants are removed from the soil while dormant. This allows them to readily adapt to new soil conditions.


When to Plant a Dormant Bareroot Blueberry
Roots are spread out evenly when lowered into the planting hole, with the root crown at soil level. A 2- to 3-inch layer of mulch placed around the planting site up to 2 to 3 inches of the plant stems helps conserve moisture and moderate soil temperatures. Iowa State University Extension: Growing Blueberries in Iowa.


When to Plant a Dormant Bareroot Blueberry
Bareroot blueberry bushes can be planted in spring, but the optimal planting time for bareroot bushes is November and December in USDA plant hardiness zones 8 to 10, when plants are dormant.


How To Plant Strawberries from Bare Root Stock: Garden DIY
Every third year, dig out the old or âmotherâ plants â the âbabyâ plants will begin to produce, and you can repeat the technique â a self-regenerating strawberry patch! Now that you know how to plant strawberries from bare root stock, go get some dirt under your fingernails!


How To Plant Strawberries from Bare Root Stock: Garden DIY
Although they require a season to get fully established, planting strawberries from bare root stock is not only extremely simple, itâs also very affordable (we sell our bare root strawberry plants for $1 each!). Strawberries are perennials.


When to Plant a Dormant Bareroot Blueberry
In the home garden, bareroot blueberry bushes grow best when soil is amended with sphagnum peat moss, oak leaf humus or fine pine bark. When drainage is a problem, prepare 9-inch deep raised beds by mixing organic matter with equal parts compost or woody ornamental planting mix that contains pine bark humus.


How To Plant Strawberries from Bare Root Stock: Garden DIY
How To Plant Strawberries from Bare Root Stock: Garden DIY. Nothing says spring like the sweet-tart taste of the first crisp, red, home-grown strawberry. Although the calendar says the start of spring is still a few weeks off, now is the time to prepare your patch.


When to Plant a Dormant Bareroot Blueberry
Bareroot blueberry bushes can be prepared for planting when the planting site has the proper pH level and the soil is evenly moist. The roots of the bush are placed in a container of room-temperature water and allowed to soak for an hour to ensure proper hydration before they go into the ground.


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Our church is located at 7545 Main Street in the Ralston suburb of Omaha, Nebraska. We have a spacious traditional chapel, an attractive modern parish hall, classroom and office space, and plenty of parking near the door-including covered parking. Everything is on one level, so there are no stairs to climb.


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There are many opportunities for involvement at Holy Cross parish. We have a Vested Choir, a parish sisterhood (womenâs group) called the Sisters of Holy Cross, the St. Josephâs Guild-a parish organization of woodworkers and craftsmen who beautify and maintain our chapel for the glory of God, and a parish Prayer Chain.


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The before-school and after-school day care make Holy Cross very accomodating for working parents. The location is also close to the downtown and midtown areas--which make it easy for us to leave work to attend school programs or have lunch with our children.


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We are close to the Interstate and easy to reach from anywhere in Omaha or the surrounding communities. We are just three blocks west of 72nd Street, on Main Street in Ralston. Our church facility is located on the east side of Hillcrest Landing, under the covered parking. Just look for our signs.


Welcome
The Mass has always been preceded with a sing-a-long of Irish music, led by the Holy Cross choir. People from all around the city attended, wearing green outfits and decorated hats. It is a tradition that is in existence today, sans the head gear. Also, to reflect our Irish heritage, Holy Cross Catholic Church has transformed their annual church festival into the Holy Cross Irish Festival.


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Guiding Beliefs. The Omaha Catholic School Consortium willâ¦. 1. provide an excellent community of faith and learning. 2. nurture students who will develop a personal relationship with God by witnessing their faith through participation in the sacraments, community worship, and service to others.


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You just have to make the effort to talk with the school about your needs. We love Holy Cross -- the teachers are excellent the families and children are very friendly and our child has learned so much there.


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Our Mission. The Omaha Catholic School Consortium challenges all students to be disciples of Jesus Christ by empowering them to reach their fullest potential through quality academic, spiritual, and social experiences.


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In 2010, Tom Scheibeler was diagnosed with Primary Lateral Sclerosis (PLS). He was forced into early retirement from Holy Cross, where he was Maintenance Supervisor for 18 years. After his struggles with PLS, he found a lump on his neck and it was determined to be tonsil cancer. The Scheibeler family will be holding a benefit spaghetti dinner and bake sale on Sunday, October 25th from 12-4pm in the Cafeteria.


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About this school. Holy Cross School is a private middle school in Omaha. 329 children attend Holy Cross School and identify mostly as White, non-Hispanic; Black, non-Hispanic; and Asian/Pacific Islander. The ratio of students to teachers at Holy Cross School is 14:1.


Can you marry an illegal immigrant?
1 The general rule: A U.S. Citizen can get married to an illegal immigrant if the said illegal immigrant was duly inspected at a port of entry. 2  As such, he/she must have a valid I-94, an entry stamp in his passport, a visa.


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1 Definition of Legal Separation A legal separation is a process that some married couples with relationships in crisis opt for before moving on to a divorce. 2  It does not legally terminate the marriage but gâ¦. 3  Illegal Immigration: Definition and Legislation Immigration can be a hot topic in the United States.


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Yes, if he then becomes a legal resident There is nothing illegal about marriage, however, since the other one is an illegal immigrant, they are not likely to be granted citi â¦ zenship simply because of the marriage.


Can you marry an illegal immigrant?
Confidence votes 51. Marriage to an Illegal Alien Very few states have laws that do not allow the marriage of a US citizen to a illegal foreign national. The non citizen must have the proper indentification, however, and that would include a valid Social Security number.


New policy aids illegal-immigrant spouses
The 10-year ban was put into place as part of a 1996 law intended to discourage illegal immigration. Hernandez and her husband, Richard Hernandez, 37, met at a restaurant where they worked as cooks. He is a U.S. citizen born in this country. They married nine years ago. As the spouse of a U.S. citizen, Xochitl Hernandez is eligible to apply for legal permanent residency, known as a green card.


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Once you and a U.S. citizen or permanent resident consider marriage, your immigration status for the purposes of leaving and entering the United States changes. You are no longer considered an F-1 non-immigrant but a prospective immigrant. After marriage, you must apply to adjust your status to permanent residency through USCIS to receive the benefits of residency which allow you to live and work in the U.S. while retaining citizenship in your home country. Link to an immigration attorney's website. 1  Requirements. 2  The marriage must: 3  not have been entered into for the sole purpose of conferring permanent residence status on the alien, 4  be legally binding when performed and. 5  be currently in effect.


Can a US citizen adopt an illegal immigrant?
Making the world better, one answer at a time. Yes you can-but remember that the ability to marry an illegal is SEPARATE from whether or not that illegal will ultimately be able to get legal status due to that marriage.


Joint Publication 1-02
Answer     No, marriage of a legal or illegal foreign national to a U.S. citizen does not automatically confer citizenship nor permanent resident status to the â¦ individual. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, http://www.uscis.gov. 2 people found this useful.


New policy aids illegal-immigrant spouses
New policy aids illegal-immigrant spouses. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. â Hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants in the United States will have an easier time gaining legal status because of a policy change from President Barack Obama's administration.


New policy aids illegal-immigrant spouses
Soon, Hernandez and other undocumented immigrants married to U.S. citizens will be able to apply for a special waiver instead of having to leave the country and face tough penalties before obtaining their legal papers through a U.S. citizen spouse.


Why do you think camels have wide feet?
Answers. 1  Camels have wide feet to support their weight on the sand. This is an evolutionary trait. The physics behind it goes that that larger the area (beneath the feet), the lower the pressure upon the sand. So, if you have an object exerting 10N of force through a cylinder of 1 m^2, you will have 10 Pa of pressure applied. If the cylinder had 1/2 of the area, it would be 20N. Now, there is an amount of pressure that the sand can support before shear collapsing (sinking). The camels evolved to have wider feet to reduce the pressure exerted on the sand.


Why do camels have wide and large feet?
Why do camels have flat wide feet and a hump? Probably flat wide feet to be able to walk on sand without sinking. The hump is filled with fat, probably to ensure energy supply during bad times.


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Because camels walk long distances to find water, if they have wide feet they find it easier to walk the distances. also the wide feet help the camel not to sink in the deep â¦sand.


Why do camels have wide and large feet?
So that they are able to walk across sand without sinking in. The width also helps spread the heat of the sand across a larger area of the hoof. To walk on sand. so they have a bigger surface area to handle their weight and the objects that are put on it to carry - so they don't sink into the sand.


Why do you think camels have wide feet?
So they don't sink into the sand. The same principle as snowshoes. Camels have wide feet to support their weight on the sand. This is an evolutionary trait. The physics behind it goes that that larger the area (beneath the feet), the lower the pressure upon the sand. So, if you have an object exerting 10N of force through a cylinder of 1 m^2, you will have 10 Pa of pressure applied.


Why do camels have wide and large feet?
How does a camels wide feet help it survive in the desert? Because camels walk long distances to find water, if they have wide feet they find it easier to walk the distances. also the wide feet help the camel not to sink in the deep â¦ sand. Answered


Why do you think camels have wide feet?
Â· just now. 1  Camels have wide feet to support their weight on the sand. 2  Wide feet allow the body weight to be spread over a greater surface. 3  Their soft, wide feet act like snowshoes on snow - they spread their weight out over a larger surface so they can move on top of the sand rather than through it.


Why do you think camels have wide feet?
Best Answer: Evolution. So they don't sink into the sand. The same principle as snowshoes. ... Camels have wide feet to support their weight on the sand. This is an ...


Why do camels have wide and large feet?
The width also helps spread the heat of the sand across a larger area of the hoof. To walk on sand so they have a bigger surface area to handle their weight and the objects that are put on it to carry - so they don't sink into the sand To spread their weight out over the sand, which helps to prevent them from sinking in to it. Camels are adapted to walk long distances in deserts, hence, they have evolved to â¦ form large, broad, flat feet.


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temperatures the average temperature in the orlando area in march is 65 degrees fahrenheit with an average high of 79 and an average low of 56 although there is obviously variance visitors to disney world will generally find mild temperatures in marchthe average daily humidity is 69 percent falling to 50 percent in the afternoons keep in mind that humidity effects the real feel of the temperature making warm air feel warmer and cool air feel coolerarch is typically rainy in the disney area average rainfall for march is 3 5 inches with an average of eight days of rainfall during the month


Orlando: Annual Weather Averages
july is the hottest month in orlando with an average temperature of 28 c 82 f and the coldest is january at 15 c 59 f with the most daily sunshine hours at 11 in june the wettest month is july with an average of 196mm of rainuly is the hottest month in orlando with an average temperature of 28 c 82 f and the coldest is january at 15 c 59 f with the most daily sunshine hours at 11 in june the wettest month is july with an average of 196mm of rain


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location this report describes the typical weather at the orlando international airport orlando florida united states weather station over the course of an average february it is based on the historical records from 1974 to 2012earlier records are either unavailable or unreliableocation this report describes the typical weather at the orlando international airport orlando florida united states weather station over the course of an average february it is based on the historical records from 1974 to 2012


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orlando temperatures averages by month the numbers here tell you how hot and cold the weather usually is in orlando florida during each month of the year the average high and low temperatures are listed below by month and annually for orlando in both degrees fahrenheit and celsiusmaximums and minimums are only part of the temperature picture to fill in the rest there s information on how many days a month get above or below a given temperaturehe average high and low temperatures are listed below by month and annually for orlando in both degrees fahrenheit and celsius maximums and minimums are only part of the temperature picture


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2 4 the highest average temperature in orlando is august at 82 4 degrees the coldest average temperature in orlando is january at 61 8 degrees the most monthly precipitation in orlando occurs in june with 8 8 inchesthe orlando weather information is based on the average of the previous 3 7 years of data 4 the highest average temperature in orlando is august at 82 4 degrees the coldest average temperature in orlando is january at 61 8 degrees the most monthly precipitation in orlando occurs in june with 8 8 inches


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the average temperature of orlando is 72 28 f which is about the same as the florida average temperature of 71 80 f and is much higher than the national average temperature of 54 45 fhe average temperature of orlando is 72 28 f which is about the same as the florida average temperature of 71 80 f and is much higher than the national average temperature of 54 45 f


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location this report describes the typical weather at the orlando international airport orlando florida united states weather station over the course of an average year it is based on the historical records from 1974 to 2012ocation this report describes the typical weather at the orlando international airport orlando florida united states weather station over the course of an average year it is based on the historical records from 1974 to 2012


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weather low down the weather in orlando in november is much more bearable so it s a popular winter holiday destination for those wanting to escape the cold at home the average daytime temperatures are around 25 c 78 f whereas the average minimum temperatures drop down to 14 c 57 feather low down the weather in orlando in november is much more bearable so it s a popular winter holiday destination for those wanting to escape the cold at home the average daytime temperatures are around 25 c 78 f whereas the average minimum temperatures drop down to 14 c 57 f


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when you stay at the orlando world center marriott it s like having a water park at your resort orlando world center marriott orlando located in central florida has an overall average high temperature of 83 and an average low of 62on average jacksonville s warmest month is july and january is the average coolest month the maximum average rainfall usually falls in junehen you stay at the orlando world center marriott it s like having a water park at your resort orlando world center marriott orlando located in central florida has an overall average high temperature of 83 and an average low of 62


What Does Slogan Advertising Mean?
Jingles are similar to slogans in that they are catchy and used to associate a specific company, product or brand. Jingles tend to be musical, though, whereas slogans do not need to be accompanied by music. However, slogans can become jingles; a slogan that is sung is a jingle.


40+ Best Advertising Slogans of Modern Brands
An advertising slogan is like a brand belief that highlights the core essence of the brand. There are so many company slogans out there, but the best advertising slogans are the ones that truly bring out the very reason a brand exists for. Having your own blog is very important for your business, or personal branding.


Did You Know: The Story behind Apple's 'Think Different' Motto
No siree, Bob, it was the Los Angeles office of the advertising agency TBWAChiatDay that created it for Apple to use in a famous television commercial, several print advertisements, and a bunch of other TV ads for Apple products. It is believed the slogan may have been a play on IBM's Think motto coined by Thomas J. Watson. Thomas J. Watson coined the motto Think while managing the sales and advertising departments at the National Cash Register Company. His memorable words were: Thought has been the father of every advance since time began.


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The recovery database is not tied to any original server or database. Each Exchange 2010 server can have no more than one mounted recovery database. There can be multiple recovery databases, but only one can be mounted at a time. For more information, see the Restore and Recovery Operations section of this SDK.


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The recovery database is not tied to any original server or database. Each Exchange 2010 server can have no more than one mounted recovery database. There can be multiple recovery databases, but only one can be mounted at a time.


Changes to Backup and Restore in Exchange 2010
Each Exchange 2010 server can have no more than one mounted recovery database. There can be multiple recovery databases, but only one can be mounted at a time. For more information, see the Restore and Recovery Operations section of this SDK.


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When restoring mailbox data from a Recovery database in Exchange 2010 SP1, we use the New-MailboxRestoreRequest cmdlet. When running this cmdlet, the source mailbox in the recovery database needs to be identified using one of three possible values; the DisplayName, MailboxGUID, or LegacyExchangeDN values.


Restore Mailbox from Exchange 2010 Using Recovery Database with Window Backup
In this post Iâll demonstrate how to restore mailbox from Exchange 2010 server using Recovery Database (RDB) with Windows Server Backup (WSB).


Changes to Backup and Restore in Exchange 2010
In Exchange 2007, each server can mount 50 databases configured in up to 50 storage groups. In Exchange 2010, each Exchange server can connect to a maximum of 100 Exchange databases, and storage groups do not exist.


Creating a Recovery Database in Exchange 2010
Exchange 2010 admins can use Recovery Databases to mount backup copies of their Exchange databases when they need to perform recovery operations.


Changes to Backup and Restore in Exchange 2010
Instead, if your application needs to restore, recover, and mount an Exchange database to a different location or server, it will use a recovery database. The recovery database is not tied to any original server or database. Each Exchange 2010 server can have no more than one mounted recovery database.


Exchange 2010 Mailbox Database Backup and Restore with Windows Server Backup
Backing Up an Exchange 2010 Mailbox Database. If the server that will run the backup is a DAG member and you are using Windows Server Backup there is a registry change required first. See Windows Server Backup Completed with Warnings for Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server.


Bright Hub Engineering
Conclusion. Assembly tolerance chain stack up analysis is used for calculating the tolerance value of the overall assembly (or a gap in the assembly) from the tolerance values of the individual components.The worst case method of the stack up analysis is the simplest among all the methods used in industry.his GD&T tutorial will talk about assembly tolerance chain stack up analysis and will describe the procedure of calculating the tolerance chain stack up analysis in a practical manner.


How to Perform Assembly Tolerance Stack up Analysis using the RSS Method
There are many methods and tools available for performing assembly tolerance stack up analysis. I already have an article on worst case method assembly tolerance stack up analysis. Though the worst case method is very simple to perform, it is only suitable when small numbers of components are in the assembly.ow to Perform Assembly Tolerance Stack up Analysis using the RSS Method. written by: Suvo â¢ edited by: Lamar Stonecypher â¢ updated: 10/18/2012. Assembly tolerance chain stack up analysis is the secret of designing a good assembly.


Tolerance analysis
Tolerance analysis is the general term for activities related to the study of potential accumulated variation in mechanical parts and assemblies. Its methods may be used on other types of systems subject to accumulated variation, such as mechanical and electrical systems.Engineers analyze tolerances for the purpose of evaluating geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T). Methods include 2D tolerance stacks, 3D Monte Carlo simulations, and datum conversions.Tolerance stackups or tolerance stacks are terms used to describe the problem-solving process in mechanical engineering of calculating the effects of the accumulated variation that is allowed by specified dimensions and tolerances.ts methods may be used on other types of systems subject to accumulated variation, such as mechanical and electrical systems. Engineers analyze tolerances for the purpose of evaluating geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T). Methods include 2D tolerance stacks, 3D Monte Carlo simulations, and datum conversions.


Tolerance Stack-up
Instead of summing tolerances, as in worst-case analysis, statistical analysis sums dimension distributions. It is important to understand that the inputs values for a worst-case analysis are design tolerances, but the inputs for a statistical analysis are process distribution moments (e.g., standard deviation).Worst-case analysis (also called tolerance stack-up analysis) can be used to validate a design.Statistical analysis (also called variation analysis) can be used to predict the actual variation of an assembly based on the variation of the part dimensions.f the analysis involves part dimensions that are not parallel to the assembly measurement being studied, the stack-up approach must be modified since 2D variation such as angles, or any variation that is not parallel with the 1D direction, does not affect the assembly measurement with a 1-to-1 ratio.


How to Perform Assembly Tolerance Stack up Analysis using the RSS Method
How to Perform Assembly Tolerance Stack up Analysis using the RSS Method. written by: Suvo â¢ edited by: Lamar Stonecypher â¢ updated: 10/18/2012. Assembly tolerance chain stack up analysis is the secret of designing a good assembly.This tolerance stack tutorial will explain how to perform tolerance chain stack up analysis by the root square sum or RSS method. slide 1 of 5.ow to Perform Assembly Tolerance Stack up Analysis using the RSS Method. written by: Suvo â¢ edited by: Lamar Stonecypher â¢ updated: 10/18/2012. Assembly tolerance chain stack up analysis is the secret of designing a good assembly.


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Tolerances stack up in machining results from using operational datum that are different from design datum. It is inevitable due to economic considerations of the machining process. Conventional methods used for tolerance stack up analysis include worst-case and statistical analysis.olerances stack up in machining results from using operational datum that are different from design datum. It is inevitable due to economic considerations of the machining process. Conventional methods used for tolerance stack up analysis include worst-case and statistical analysis.


How to Perform Assembly Tolerance Stack up Analysis using the RSS Method
The aim of the assembly tolerance stack up analysis is to find out the overall thickness of the assembly (X) with tolerance. We have the thickness and the tolerance values of all the plates (plate-1, 2, 3 and 4).ow to Perform Assembly Tolerance Stack up Analysis using the RSS Method. written by: Suvo â¢ edited by: Lamar Stonecypher â¢ updated: 10/18/2012. Assembly tolerance chain stack up analysis is the secret of designing a good assembly.


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GD&T. â¢ Tolerance stack-up analysis is very important for design engineers when they need analyse. whether each part dimensions and tolerances are adequate to meet the assembly or functional. requirement or performance requirements when they are assembled together. Tolerance stack-up analysis is especially crucial during the design verification/review process. â¢ The Tolerance stack-up analysis approach is different when the part drawing is specified using. Geometric Dimensional and tolerances as opposed to traditional +/- drawings because of :


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A statistical tolerance analysis is when you take the variation of a set of inputs to calculate the expected variation of an output of interest. In mechanical engineering, a product design is composed of multiple features, each with tolerance values that control the variable aspects of those features.he simplest form of tolerance analysis is the single direction, 1D Tolerance Stackup. A 1D Tolerance Stackup is created by creating a cross section of a model and adding the tolerance values for each feature in a straight line.


Bright Hub Engineering
This GD&T tutorial will talk about assembly tolerance chain stack up analysis and will describe the procedure of calculating the tolerance chain stack up analysis in a practical manner.slide 1 of 6. All the machining process produces the components within certain amount of tolerance to its desired dimensions.his GD&T tutorial will talk about assembly tolerance chain stack up analysis and will describe the procedure of calculating the tolerance chain stack up analysis in a practical manner.


Spectacular light show at Notre Dame cathedral commemorates World War I
For just one more night, the facade of Notre Dame de Paris will display a light show for the ages, designed to celebrate both the cathedral's enduring majesty and the centenary of World War I. Skip to main content


Notre-Dame de Paris
The name Notre Dame means Our Lady in French, and is frequently used in the names of Catholic church buildings in Francophone countries.The Notre Dame Cathedral is the actual cathedral of the Catholic archdiocese of Paris: which is to say, it is the church which contains the official chair (cathedra) of the Archbishop of Paris, Andre Cardinal Vingt-Trois.


Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris (1163-1345)
Considered to be one of the greatest examples of French Gothic architecture, Notre-Dame Cathedral - along with the Eiffel Tower - is one of Paris's most famous landmarks.


Spectacular light show at Notre Dame cathedral commemorates World War I
Spectacular light show at Notre Dame cathedral commemorates World War I Issues Richard Gonzales Â· NPR Â· Nov 10, 2017 Notre Dame de Paris has drawn large audiences with a commemoration of the end of World War I and has drawn attention to its own need for expensive repairs.


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Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris (1163-1345) see: History of Architecture (3,000 BCE - present). For more about the evolution and types of art associated with Christianity, see: Medieval Christian Art (c.600-1200) and Christian Art (c.150-2000). For later styles, see: Catholic Counter-Reformation Art (1560-1700).


Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris (1163-1345)
Flying buttresses at Notre Dame Cathedral, giving masonry support to the walls of the nave. Medieval art at its finest. Notre Dame Cathedral seen from the east. Notice the flying buttresses circling and supporting the apse. Terminology For a guide, see: Architecture Glossary. Summary


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Being one of the oldest and most imposing cathedrals in France, the Notre Dame cathedral Paris's con Read More Notre Dame Cathedral Paris The Notre Dame Cathedral Paris or Notre Dame de Paris (Meaning 'Our Lady of Paris' in French) is a Gothic cathedral located in the fourth arrondissement of Paris, France, It has its main entrance to the west.


Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris (1163-1345)
Located on the Ile de la Cite, an island in the River Seine, the cathedral was commissioned by Maurice de Sully shortly after becoming Bishop of Paris in 1160, and built over two centuries, from 1163 to 1345, although much of it was completed before his death in 1196.


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West facade of Notre Dame Cathedral, Ile de la Cite, Paris. Note the balance between the vertical towers and the horizontal bands of sculpture and other decorative stonework. Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris (1163-1345) Contents â¢ Summary â¢ History â¢ Architecture of Notre-Dame Cathedral â¢ Gothic Cathedral Builders â¢ Articles about Medieval Gothic Art


Copy and paste in Office Web Apps
Then, press CTRL+C (Windows) or â+C (Mac) to copy text. You can paste the contents of the clipboard outside the document. When you do, the text is inserted into the new location without its formatting such as bold, italics, or a particular color. You can reapply these in the new location.


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Interaction with the clipboard is not part of the (C++)-language standard. You have to use API functions of your operating system or the usually simplified access functions if you use a framework. You can use the Qt framework, delivered with huge amount of tutorials, but you have to learn about the usage of Qt.


Copy and paste in Office Web Apps
When you first open a workbook in the browser you can select cells just as you do in the Excel desktop application. Then, press CTRL+C (Windows) or â+C (Mac) to copy cell contents. You can paste the contents of the clipboard outside the workbook. If you want to paste within the workbook, click Edit in Browser.


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Obviously this topic is strongly operating system related. And if you are using some framework (ie MFC/ATL) you generally find some helper infrastructure. This reply refer to the lowest API level in WIndows. If you are planning to use MFC have a look here, if you prefer ATL look here.


Answering Your Questions About Photoshop CC
3. I know this is asked many times before but it s not what i look for, to make copy paste in c# we use; I only want to use copy, after using: when i close the program, then when i right click and paste on a txt file nothing happens! So Clipboard class seems doesnt help, so i need another solution.


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There is no cross-platform way to do this in C++. Now that we have that out of the way, Felice Pollano's answer provides the Windows API so you can manipulate the clipboard in Windows.


What are the job-order, process, and activity-based costing systems?
Costing systems are basically (and unsurprisingly) used by companies to determine the cost of a product, such that the relationship to the revenue generated can be established and reports or quotes generated. The costing system/s chosen will each provide a different focus and perspective.


What Should You Charge? Try These Tested Formulas
To illustrate his point, he gave two job examples. Job 1 entails $2,500 in materials, equipment, and subs cost plus $500 in labor cost. Meanwhile, Job 2 entails $500 in materials, equipment, and sub cost plus $2,500 in labor cost. âThe same total direct job cost exists for the two jobs: $3,000,â he said.


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All these are costing systems for manufacturing. Job-Order Cost System: Assigning costs to an individual product or batches of products. Job order costing is used when products are individual from each other and not the same. Since each product is a little or a lot of different each product generates a job order cost sheet which contains the costs for the items which will direct labor, direct material, and factory overhead.


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The contractor must move part of the money received. from the project job-cost records to the corporate accounts in order to pay for HOOH. costs. This is typically accomplished by cost adjustments moving funds from project costs. to corporate overhead.


What Should You Charge? Try These Tested Formulas
Sales dollar amount minus direct job cost dollars equate to gross profit dollars. To determine net profit before taxes, however, one must subtract overhead dollars from gross profit dollars. In regard to measuring overhead, he said, âIt is impossible for any business to operate without overhead.


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If the estimator. is typically accounted for in home office costs, they should not be charged to the project. If the estimator is charged to the project, over-recovery will occur if the normal HOOH rate. is applied since the estimatorâs cost will be included twice. INCLUSION AND RECOVERY OF HOME OFFICE OVERHEAD. HOOH costs are generally added during bidding to the contractorâs estimate of direct. costs and field overhead costs.


What Should You Charge? Try These Tested Formulas
Selling price = Direct job costs divided by Divisor. Therefore, if a contractor is quoting a furnace replacement where the cost of materials, equipment subs, and permits equals $900 and labor (two men, 8 hrs each, paid $17 and $12 per hour, respectively) equates to $232, the direct job costs would total $1,132.


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BY JAMES G. ZACK, JR. ABSTRACT. When construction is delayed by owner-caused actions, contractors request. compensation for the delay. It is difficult to reach agreement on the causes and extent of. delay and even tougher to agree on the cost of delay, especially the component costs of. home office overhead.


What are the job-order, process, and activity-based costing systems?
1 With a process-based costing system, all jobs are similar and are accounted for by department;  And in an activity-based system action is taken or work is performed by people and/or equipment and is accounted for per activity.


What are the job-order, process, and activity-based costing systems?
1 So in a job (or job-order) costing system, the cost of one job differs from the cost of any other and must therefore be accounted on a per job basis;  With a process-based costing system, all jobs are similar and are accounted for by department;


Compensation Metrics Defined
Therefore, if someone is earning the exact amount of the midpoint of their salary range, their comp-ratio will be 1.0 (or 100%). Anything less than 1.0 means they are earning less than midpoint and if the compa-ratio is more than 1.0 they are earning more than the midpoint. For example, letâs say the range for Bobâs position is $40,000 â $80,000 and the midpoint is $60,000.


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Range Mid-Point: Typically, the salary that will be paid to individuals fully qualified to hold positions within this range. Individuals with a few years experience who require minimal or no training may be paid close to or at the mid-point. It is expected that very few candidates will be paid up to the mid-point at the time of hire.


Compensation Metrics Defined
First is the immortal compa-ratio. Although its name is not very descriptive of its meaning, it is one of the most referenced compensation metrics there is. A compa-ratio measures the relationship between the salary of an employee or a position, and the midpoint of the pay range for that employee or position.


How Long Until Employees Reach Salary Range Midpoint?
The bit of surveying that I have done, and the few sources I have encountered with data on time to midpoint practices would suggest that 5 years is a reasonable general benchmark, although practices can vary widely (from 2-3 years on the low end to 10-15 years on the upper end).


How Long Until Employees Reach Salary Range Midpoint?
Essentially, the question is this: In an organization where jobs are assigned to formal salary ranges (typically with a minimum, midpoint and maximum), how long should it take for a competently performing employee to reach the midpoint of the salary range assigned to his/her job?


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Example 2: If you are moving into a job family for the first time or are moving into a job family with a. different number of levels than your old job family, your Jan. 1, 2007 salary was compared to. the salary grade midpoint of each level within the new job family. The midpoint value was the.


How Long Until Employees Reach Salary Range Midpoint?
I would submit that it is important for an organization to have an answer to this question, to set a policy or objective on progression from range minimum to midpoint (even if it is not formally documented or communicated).


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1 From a First Amendment standpoint, SLAPPs are a disturbing attempt to use the law to suppress and punish citizensâ exercise of their right to petition government regarding matters of public concern. 2  Such lawsuits, fortunately, can be readily combatted.


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Petition is the right to ask government at any level to right a wrong or correct a problem. Although a petition is only as meaningful as its response, the petitioning right allows blocs of public interests to form, harnessing voting power in ways that effect change.


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âCongress shall make no law â¦ abridging â¦ the right of the people â¦ to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.â â from the First Amendment. The petition clause concludes the First Amendmentâs ringing enumeration of expressive rights and, in many ways, supports them all.


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The right to petition allows citizens to focus government attention on unresolved ills; provide information to elected leaders about unpopular policies; expose misconduct, waste, corruption, and incompetence; and vent popular frustrations without endangering the public order.


The Right to Lobby
The Constitution guarantees all of us the right to lobby, along with the right to practice religion freely, to express our opinions in public and to rally for a cause. Itâs all in the First Amendment :


PETITION, RIGHT OF
âCongress shall make no law â¦ abridging â¦ the right of the people â¦ to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.â â from the First Amendment. âIn every state of these Oppressions We have Petitioned for Redress in the most humble terms: Our repeated Petitions have been answered only by repeated injury.


The Right to Lobby
In that case, the Illinois State Bar Association had sued the United Mine Workers to prevent the union from using its own lawyer to represent members in seeking workers compensation, and the high court said the Constitution gave the union the right to do so.


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Washington Weather > Stevenson Weather. Stevenson, WA climate is mild during summer when temperatures tend to be in the 60's and very cold during winter when temperatures tend to be in the 30's.


Climate
Stevenson, Washington, gets 69 inches of rain per year. The US average is 39. Snowfall is 8 inches. The average US city gets 26 inches of snow per year. The number of days with any measurable precipitation is 119. On average, there are 147 sunny days per year in Stevenson, Washington. The July high is around 79 degrees. The January low is 34. Sperling's comfort index for Stevenson is a 78 out of 100, where a higher score indicates a more comfortable year-around climate. The US average for the comfort index is 54.


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Stevenson Average Weather. 1  In the event that the weather data was unavailable for this city, estimates based upon nearby cities were used. 2  In the event that the air quality/pollution data was unavailable for this city, estimates based upon nearby cities were used.


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NEARBY - LIST. 1  Carson, Washington (6 mi / 11 km) 2  Yale Lake, Washington (15 mi / 25 km) 3  Cascade Locks, Oregon (16 mi / 26 km)  Cougar, Washington (16 mi / 26 1  km) North Bonneville, Washington (18 mi / 29  km)


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The lowest monthly average temperature in Stevenson for January is 31 degrees. The most monthly precipitation in Stevenson occurs in October with 0 inches. The air quality index in Stevenson is 47% better than the national average. The pollution index in Stevenson is 85% better than the national average.


Ellensburg, WA Weather
Stevenson, WA Weather. Stevenson, WA climate is mild during summer when temperatures tend to be in the 60's and very cold during winter when temperatures tend to be in the 30's.


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The final ranking incorporates values related to resources, finances and geography and over 50 different factors make up the final GFP ranking, delivering the PowerIndex value with bonuses and penalties applied where appropriate.


Brute Force â Historyâs Largest Armies
At the height of the Cold War (between 1960 and 1970), the United States reached a maximum force level of 3 million men. During the same period, the Soviet Union had 4.4 million men in uniform. [11] By 1980, Chinaâs army was once again the worldâs largest at 4.8 million. [12] Itâs remained the largest ever since.


Brute Force â Historyâs Largest Armies
The First 10,000-Man Army. For a time, Chinese emperors controlled the largest armies of the ancient world. In 2000 BCE, the Xia Dynasty maintained a fighting force of 12,000 men â a considerable feat in the primitive Bronze Age.


What is the biggest army base in the world?
Fort Bragg (population: 238,646, area: 163,000 acres) Fort Bragg is the largest US Army base in terms of population. Located west of Fayetteville in North Carolina, the base is home to the 82nd Airborne.


Brute Force â Historyâs Largest Armies
The First 10,000-Man Army. Chinaâs ancient Xia Dynasty could wield a force of 12,000 men in the second millennia BCE. (Image source: WikiCommons Media) For a time, Chinese emperors controlled the largest armies of the ancient world.


Brute Force â Historyâs Largest Armies
Of course, China hasnât always been among the planetâs preeminent military powers. A number of nations and empires have claimed the title over the past 4,000 years. Here is a breakdown of historyâs largest armies.


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Global Firepower (GFP) continues to provide its unique analytical display of data concerning modern military powers. Over 125 powers are considered in the ranking which allows for a broad spectrum of comparisons to be achieved concerning relative military strengths. The GFP ranking is based largely on each nation's potential conventional war-making capability across land, sea and air.


Brute Force â Historyâs Largest Armies
With more than 2.2 million men currently under arms, the PLA is by far the worldâs largest military. Only the U.S. and India come close with 1.4 million and 1.3 million troops respectively [1]. North Korea and Russia round out the top five with 1.1 and 1 million-man armies.


Essential Oils vs. Extracts
1 A water-based infusion is made just like you'd make a cup of tea--boil the water and add the herbs to steep for anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes. 2  With an oil infusion, the steeping time is much longer, from days to weeks. 3  Tinctures. 4  A tincture is an alcohol-based extract.


Infused Herbal Oils & Essential Oils Whatâs the Difference?
An important point here is that essential oils are both plant constituents and when isolated from the plant, herbal products. Culinary oils like Olive oil used in making infused herbal oil are lipids or fats. Lipid-based oils are also known as fixed oils because they are non-volatile.


Essential Oils vs. Extracts
The term essential oil has a very specific meaning. Essential oils are the concentrated volatile aromatic compounds of a plant, typically consisting of terpenes, esters, aldehydes, ketones, alcohols, phenols, and oxides.


Infused Herbal Oils & Essential Oils Whatâs the Difference?
Essential oils can be separated from plant material by extracting them with certain types of solvents and in many cases by passing steam through the herb. Some essential oils are collected by simply pressing the fresh plant, as in the case of Orange oil used to flavor Childrenâs Echinaceaâ¢ .


Infused Herbal Oils & Essential Oils Whatâs the Difference?
The generic term oil can refer to two distinct herbal preparations. In one type, herbs are extracted with a fixed oil, usually vegetable oil, to make infused herbal oil intended primarily for use on the skin. The other products, essential oils, are phytochemical constituent groups isolated from aromatic herbs.


What Is the Difference Between Peppermint Oil & Peppermint Extract?
Oil. Peppermint oil is the pure, concentrated oil--known as an essential oil--derived from the stems and leaves of the peppermint plant. Peppermint oil producers get it through steam distillation, in which they expose the plant to high temperature, high-pressure steam.


What Is the Difference Between Peppermint Oil & Peppermint Extract?
Peppermint oil and peppermint extract are both used in cooking. The advantage of using oil over extract is that alcohol quickly evaporates when heated. When the alcohol in the extract burns off, so does a lot of the peppermint flavor. Peppermint oil stays intact in the heat. Peppermint oil is more expensive, however.


Infused Herbal Oils & Essential Oils Whatâs the Difference?
Fixed oils dissolve many of the same compounds that dissolve in pure alcohol and the resulting infused oil represents a whole herb extract of the plant. Fixed oils are distinct from the very fragrant essential oils.


What Is the Difference Between Peppermint Oil & Peppermint Extract?
Extract. An extract is a mixture of an essential oil and a medium--usually alcohol--that helps carry the flavor. You can make peppermint oil either by soaking peppermint leaves and stems in alcohol and allowing the alcohol to absorb oil--extracting the flavor from the plant--or by diluting peppermint oil with alcohol.


Essential Oils vs. Extracts
1 An infusion is made when the plant material is let to steep in water or oil for a period of time. 2  A water-based infusion is made just like you'd make a cup of tea--boil the water and add the herbs to steep for anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes. 3  With an oil infusion, the steeping time is much longer, from days to weeks.


Butterbur
Side Effects and Cautions. 1  The raw, unprocessed butterbur plant contains chemicals called pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs). 2  PAs can cause liver damage and can result in serious illness. 3  Only butterbur products that have been processed to remove PAs and are labeled or certified as PA-free should be used.


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Numerous trials have shown the efficacy of a special extract of Pentasites Petadolex for the prevention of migraines. Butterbur extracts help to prevent migraine attacks and to significantly reduce the number of migraine days.


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PRO. 1  Many of the medications for preventing migraines have fairly significant side effects. 2  Butterbur seems to be at least as good as these traditional therapies. 3  Butterbur relaxes blood vessels and has anti-inflammatory properties. 4  These properties address the two main biological causes of migraines.


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1 These properties address the two main biological causes of migraines. 2  In one trial, 70% of patients who used butterbur reduced the frequency of their migraines by about half within four months. 3  Butterbur is typically well tolerated, with few reported side effects.


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1 Butterbur seems to be at least as good as these traditional therapies. 2  Butterbur relaxes blood vessels and has anti-inflammatory properties. 3  These properties address the two main biological causes of migraines.


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Petasites Petadolex is the plant-based alternative to synthetic drugs for the prevention of migraine. Clinical trials confirm its efficacy for pain and spasm relief as well as anti-inflammatory and relaxing action in the treatment of migraine and muscle tension.


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Look for a âpyrrolizidine-freeâ butterbur rhizome extract with 7.5 mg of petasin and isopetasin in each 50 mg tablet, such as in PetadolexÂ®. CONCLUSION: Butterbur seems to be a promising prophylactic treatment for the prevention of migraines. A majority of people who use it to prevent migraines will receive some benefit. Whether the benefit is due to an active ingredient or to the placebo effect is not certain, but it still seems worth a try.


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Fewer Migraine with Butterbur. A life thatâs free from headaches is one of the most important requirements for feeling well and healthy. Unfortunately there are millions of people who cannot rely on this. Frequent headaches, accompanied by severe nausea or vomiting cause sufferers to live in dread of the next attack.


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During the Middle Ages butterbur leaves and roots were used to treat plague victims. Today butterbur extract is regarded as a reliable remedy for migraine, while also being valued in the treatment of painful spasms. Pentasites Petadolex, a plant-based compound thatâs easy on the system, focuses on migraine prophylaxis.


Butterbur
The name, butterbur, is attributed to the traditional use of its large leaves to wrap butter in warm weather. Butterbur has historically been used for a variety of health issues such as pain, headache, anxiety, cough, fever, and gastrointestinal and urinary tract conditions.


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Welcome to the Peak District & Derbyshire. Visit the Peak District and Derbyshire. A world of contrasting natural beauty, with moors and dales, rivers, springs and caverns and at its heart the Peak District National Park, known and loved by millions for its breath-taking views, relaxation, inspiration and adventure.ead all about out our Seven Wonders of the Peak District & Derbyshire for the modern day! From Chatsworth to Hardwick, Bakewell Pudding to Blue John stone.


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â¢ Within Reach About 38,000 people live inside the national parkâan area about the size of Greater London. Some 16 million more people live within an hourâs drive of its boundaries. Peak District lies between Sheffield and Manchester, surrounded by industrial cities in the geographic heart of England.â¢ Mixed Bag The park can be divided into three sections. The Dark Peak features high moors covered with thick, dark peat. Britain's First National Park The Peak District was the first national park to be established in Great Britain.


Peak District
The Peak District is sometimes called the Derbyshire Peak District, but the area also covers parts of Greater Manchester, Staffordshire, Cheshire, West Yorkshire, and South Yorkshire. The Peak District is criss-crossed by official footpaths which are free to walk, and bridlepaths which are also open to riders and cyclists. 2  These are moderately well-signposted where they meet roads, but are easier to follow with an Ordnance Survey map.


History of abortion
â¢ Britain's First National Park The Peak District was the first national park to be established in Great Britain.As late as the early 20th century most British countryside lay in the hands of wealthy landowners who restricted or banned public access. Britain's First National Park The Peak District was the first national park to be established in Great Britain.


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â¢ Chatsworth House Peak District is home to Chatsworth, premier among all the stately country homes that dot this part of Englandâs countryside. The house, home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, is a historic showplace of architecture, art, and lush landscape gardens. Britain's First National Park The Peak District was the first national park to be established in Great Britain.


Peak District
The Peak District [1] (also called The Peaks) is the name given to a picturesque upland area of the East Midlands region of England. The Peak District is criss-crossed by official footpaths which are free to walk, and bridlepaths which are also open to riders and cyclists. 2  These are moderately well-signposted where they meet roads, but are easier to follow with an Ordnance Survey map.


Kinder Scout
Kinder Scout is a moorland plateau and National Nature Reserve in the Dark Peak of the Derbyshire Peak District in England.art of the moor, at 636 metres (2,087 ft) above sea level, is the highest point in the Peak District, the highest point in Derbyshire, and the highest point in the East Midlands.


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DES-full-logo.png. Thank you for your interest in becoming a foster parent. For the safety and benefit of every child in foster care, the foster parent licensing process is very detailed. We want you to understand what is involved throughout the process and help you each step of the way.


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Thank you for your interest in becoming a foster parent. For the safety and benefit of every child in foster care, the foster parent licensing process is very detailed.


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To learn more about some of the children available for foster care or adoption, visit our âMeet the Kidsâ Gallery to see their photos, bios and videos. If you are interested in becoming a foster parent, please take the next steps to learn more about how you can help a child.


Foster Care and Adoption
DES-full-logo.png. Thank you for your interest in becoming a foster parent. For the safety and benefit of every child in foster care, the foster parent licensing process is very detailed.