Guidelines and Standards for Tactile Graphics, 2010
For example, a figure may be shifted to the right 5. Or, a figure may be. enlarged to twice its original size. Chapter 7 focuses on transformations that donât change the size or shape of figures. These transformations are called isometries. Expansions and contractions, called. dilations, are studied in Chapter 11.


Tessellation
Any triangle or quadrilateral (even non-convex) can be used as a prototile to form a monohedral tessellation, often in more than one way. Copies of an arbitrary quadrilateral can form a tessellation with translational symmetry and 2-fold rotational symmetry with centres at the midpoints of all sides.


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A vertex of a tessellation is a point where three or more. corners of the tessellating shapes are joined. For example, these squares fit together to make one full. turn at a vertex, with no overlapping parts and no gaps. The square is therefore a regular polygon that tessellates. 3a. Look at the figure above. Draw a circle around any. vertex of this tessellation. 3b.


Tessellations by Other Figures
He wanted to created tessellations by recognizable figures, images of animals, people, and other everyday objects that his viewers would relate to. He used these figures to tell stories, such as the birds evolving from a rigid mesh of triangles to fly free into the sky in Liberation.


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Tiles used in tessellations can be used for measuring distances. Once students know what the length is of the sides of the different tiles, they could use the information to measure distances. The tiles could be used to talk about perimeter.


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Tessellations can be very useful in education and in teaching mathematics. They can be used from kindergarten to high school. Creating tessellations does not depend largely on numerical skills; therefore students with many different levels of mathe matical abilities can create them.


Tessellations by Recognizable Figures
A tessellation, or tiling, is a division of the plane into figures called tiles. The most common tessellations today are floor tilings, using square, rectangular, hexagonal, or other shapes of ceramic tile, but many more tessellations were discussed in the Tessellations by Polygons chapter.


Oxygen: biological information
Oxygen atoms are present in water (H 2 O) and water is essential to all life. Oxygen and is present in many organic compounds.Most organisms use oxygen for respiration.While oxygen (O 2) is necessary for life, oxygen as ozone (O 3) is highly toxic. On the other hand, ozone is an important component of the atmosphere (the ozone layer) and helps to shield us from harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun.You can use this form to calculate how much oxygen your body contains.azards and risks associated with oxygen: oxygen at high partial pressures causes convulsions, pulmonary changes and teratogenic effects. Oxygen as ozone (O 3), peroxide, or superoxide is highly toxic. Too little oxygen results in asphyxiation.


Oxygen
Definition. noun. (chemistry) A colorless, tasteless, oderless, gaseous element that abounds in the atmosphere. Supplement. In chemistry, oxygen is an element with an atomic weight of 15.96. It is capable of combining with all elements, with the exception of fluorine, to form oxides, bases, oxyacid anhydrides, etc.At room temperature, oxygen is only moderately active with most substances.upplement. In chemistry, oxygen is an element with an atomic weight of 15.96. It is capable of combining with all elements, with the exception of fluorine, to form oxides, bases, oxyacid anhydrides, etc.


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-- Bertrand Russell. I. Cellular Respiration: breaking down sugar in the presence of oxygen (aerobic). Photosynthesis (you recall...) is the process by which CO 2 and H 2 O are used to make sugars and starches.n the presence of Oxygen gas (O 2), all the hydrogens (H 2) are stripped off the Acetyl CoA, two by two, to extract the electrons for making ATP, until there are no hydrogens left-and all that is left of the sugar is CO 2 - a waste product-and H 2 O (exhale).


Oxygen's Importance in Biology
In the biological oxygen cycle, oxygen is consumed by animals during respiration, which releases carbon dioxide, and carbon dioxide is consumed during plant photosynthesis, which releases oxygen as a by-product.n the biological oxygen cycle, oxygen is consumed by animals during respiration, which releases carbon dioxide, and carbon dioxide is consumed during plant photosynthesis, which releases oxygen as a by-product.


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Molecular oxygen is essential for aerobic organisms, and its shortage threatens their survival. Academic field to shift this biological understanding of oxygen is rising as oxygen biology.olecular oxygen is essential for aerobic organisms, and its shortage threatens their survival. Academic field to shift this biological understanding of oxygen is rising as oxygen biology.


Oxygen
Home Â» Biology Â» Oxygen. carrying molecule of red blood cells; it is made up of four polypeptide chains (2 alpha type and 2 beta type) and non-protein molecule s called porphyrins.Source: Jenkins, John B. 1990. Human Genetics, 2nd Edition.ome Â» Biology Â» Oxygen. carrying molecule of red blood cells; it is made up of four polypeptide chains (2 alpha type and 2 beta type) and non-protein molecule s called porphyrins. Source: Jenkins, John B. 1990.


What does the human body use oxygen for besides the final electron acceptor in the electron transport chain?
Glycolysis produces 32 molecules of ATP for 1 molecule of glucose via ETC (see here). There are three complexes in ETC and the third is dependent on oxygen; so you can assume that 1/2 a molecule of O 2 consumed for production of 3 ATP molecules. Therefore 32 molecules of ATP would consume 4 molecules of O 2.lycolysis produces 32 molecules of ATP for 1 molecule of glucose via ETC (see here). There are three complexes in ETC and the third is dependent on oxygen; so you can assume that 1/2 a molecule of O 2 consumed for production of 3 ATP molecules. Therefore 32 molecules of ATP would consume 4 molecules of O 2.


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Author: Yes, of course I do.. Other: ''I am afraid to tell you who I am, because, if I tell you who I am, you may not like who I am, and it's all that I have.. This short excerpt was taken from an actual conversation, unrehearsed and from life as it really is.


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Other: ''I am afraid to tell you who I am, because, if I tell you who I am, you may not like who I am, and it's all that I have.. This short excerpt was taken from an actual conversation, unrehearsed and from life as it really is.


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* The unreflected life isn't worth living. (Socrates) * I am afraid to tell you who I am, because, if I tell you who I am, you may not like who I am, and it's all that I have.


Soledad Brother: The Prison Letters of George Jackson
(Socrates) * I am afraid to tell you who I am, because, if I tell you who I am, you may not like who I am, and it's all that I have. * I can help you to accept and open yourself mostly by accepting and revealing myself.


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5.0 out of 5 stars why i am afraid to tell you who I am. By Cheryl A. Allen on June 11, 2010. Format: Paperback. highly reccomended the author of this and other books is very thought provoking, with just the right amount of humor to help you see the light and guide you to take that fork in the road.


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Overview. This companion piece by the best-selling author of Why Am I Afraid to Love contains insights on self-awareness, personal growth and communication with others. It also includes a fresh internal design.


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Overview. This companion piece by the best-selling author of Why Am I Afraid to Love contains insights on self-awareness, personal growth and communication with others.


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This companion piece by the best-selling author of Why Am I Afraid to Love contains insights on self-awareness, personal growth and communication with others.


Image file formats
Limited color, Lossy format, small file. GIF(Graphics Interchange Format) is limited to an 8-bit palette, or 256 colors. This makes the GIF format suitable for storing graphics with relatively few colors such as simple diagrams, shapes, logos and cartoon style images.


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Click the Choose file, Upload image, or Browse button to find the image file on your computer that you want to resize. If the image you want to resize is on another website, you'll need to download it to your computer first before uploading it to the resizing website.


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Method 1 Using an Image Resizing Website. Visit an image resizing website. There are tons of websites that will let you quickly upload and resize any image file, including JPEG files. Search resize jpeg to find a bunch of different options. Resizing using a website is most effective while using a computer, not a mobile device.


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A GIF file can have 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128 or 256 colors. Most applications can only save images in 2, 16 or 256 colors, even if the image itself only uses say 64 colors. Paint shop pro, for instance. Some applications are good at optimising GIFs automatically, but I use these just for manual optimisation.


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True color, small file. PNG(Portable Network Graphics) file format is regarded, and was made, as the free and open-source successor to the GIF file format. The PNG file format supports true color(16 million colors) whereas the GIF file format only allows 256 colors. PNG excels when the image has large areas of uniform color. The lossless PNG format is best suited for editing pictures, and the lossy formats like JPG are best for final distribution of photographic-type images because of smaller file size.


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Lossy format, small file. JPEG(Joint Photographic Experts Group) files are a lossy format (in most cases). The DOS filename extension is JPG, although other operating systems may use JPEG. Nearly all digital cameras have the option to save images in JPEG format.


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Smallest image format. What is the smallest (file size) image format that is out there right now? When you say image do you mean like logos, banners etc? If so, most people save them in a .gif format, as it keeps the quality the best and is generally the smallest size. For actual pictures, you'd be better off saving them in .jpg format as that format keeps better quality for pictures.


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And also which is more widelly used among web pages.. Due to the different compression routines in images different image formats, it all depends on the complexity of the image... You can make some really big images and in gif form they will be very small, but the same image in jpg form will be massive by comparisson.


Image File Formats
HTML Source : HTML Tutorials. Image File Formats. Choosing the right file format to save your images in is of vital importance. There are three image formats in constant use on the net â GIF, JPG and PNG. Each is suited to a specific type of image, and matching your image to the correct format should result in a small, fast-loading graphic.


How to Resize a JPEG
Five Methods:Using an Image Resizing WebsiteUsing Paint in WindowsUsing Preview in Mac OS XUsing an iPhone, iPad, or iPod TouchUsing an Android DeviceCommunity Q&A. Resizing your JPEG files can be useful if you need to send a bunch of pictures in an email or upload them to a website. Resizing an image will always reduce the quality slightly, and enlarging an image beyond its original size will always make it look blocky.


"What happened to Richie's brother ""Chuck"" from ""Happy Days?"""
O'Herlihy is a few months younger than Howard, even though he was cast as his older brother. O'Herlihy's character had few speaking parts and by the middle of the first season â which aired in 1974 â Chuck was written out of the script by going off to college. He never returned.


"What happened to Richie's brother ""Chuck"" from ""Happy Days?"""
The character of Chuck Cunningham was actually in the first TWO seasons of Happy Days. O'Herily only played him in the first season (Jan-May, 1974) then Randolph Roberts took over in the second season. Then the character just disappeared.


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Happy Days would appear in the top 20 several other seasons during the shows run. It finished #16 with a 21.5 during the 1974 (first season). During the 1975-76 season, it finished 11th with a 23.9 rating. Following the #1 rated season of 1976-77, it finished 2nd in 1977-78 with a 31.4 rating.


Articles
I really think it has to do with responsibilities as we get older. When we are young, we play throughout the day, attend school with our friends. As we age, we get more and more responsibilities that take up our time and more importantly our thoughts. When we are focused on work, family, house, utilities, etc... it gives us less time to sit and enjoy the things that make us happy.


Top 60 Birthday Wishes for Son
If so, then read these top 60 Happy birthday wishes for son to help you formulate the proper words to say for your dearly beloved son. Learn what to write for happy birthday wishes for a son in best loving way is listed here bellow. We love you and wish for you the happiest of days and a bright, healthy future. Dear son, no matter how much you have grown, for us, you are always going to remain our dearest and smartest baby boy.


Top 60 Birthday Wishes for Son
Happy Birthday Wishes for my Son. Dear son, when you feel that life is giving you such a hard time, just come to me and I will give you a hug. No matter how old you will become, for me, you will always be my little son. Have a happy birthday! Our beloved son, thank you for bringing a smile to our face every day.


Top 50 Birthday Wishes for Son (Updated with Images)
Happy birthday to the best son in the whole wide world! The day you were born was a day to celebrate! We love you so much! âFrogs and snails and puppy dog tails.â You are all that but so much more, my sweet son. You are responsible for all the energy, kindness and joy in our home. Happy Birthday! I love Axl Rose for writing the song, âSweet Child of Mineâ. I love you even more for being that âSweet Childâ. Happy Birthday. Happy Birthday to a Son who generates so much great energy in our home. Because of you, every day of our lives is packed with adventure, new discoveries and fun, fun, FUN!


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This section contains various bits of trivia regarding the series including how Happy Days got started, information on Fonzie's leather jacket, whatever happened to Chuck Cunningham, spinoff information, theme song details, how the show did in the ratings, and other interesting nuggets of information on the show and cast members.


Articles
Actually Douwe Draaisma has a wonderful book on this: Why Life Speeds Up As You Get Older: How Memory Shapes our Past published by Cambridge University Press (March 30, 2012) Wow that's an old post but very rellevant indeed . I've had issue with time moving too fast for two years and i kind of figured out why.


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You should consider yourself a potential organ and tissue donor, indicate your intent to donate on your driver's license, donor card, or state donor registry, and discuss your decision with family members.


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Becoming an organ and tissue donor Content_Area2âYou can help save and improve lives by registering to be an organ and tissue donor when you renew your driver license or ID card. People of all ages can donate regardless of health history.


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There are 3 ways to register as an organ, eye, and tissue donor: 1  In person. 2  When you apply for your driver license, instruction permit, or ID card. 3  The donor symbol () will be placed on your card and your name will be sent to the organ donor registry. 4  Online. 5  Visit http://www.lcnw.org and add your name to the registry.


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There are 3 ways to register as an organ, eye, and tissue donor: 1  In person. 2  When you apply for your driver license, instruction permit, or ID card. 3  The donor symbol () will be placed on your card and your name will be sent to the organ donor registry.


Organ donor
1 In person. 2  When you apply for your driver license, instruction permit, or ID card. 3  The donor symbol () will be placed on your card and your name will be sent to the organ donor registry. 4  Online. 5  Visit http://www.lcnw.org and add your name to the registry.


Becoming an organ and tissue donor
â You can help save and improve lives by registering to be an organ and tissue donor when you renew your driver license or ID card. People of all ages can donate regardless of health history. Your gift will make a difference through transplantation, therapy, research or education.


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You must be 18 years of age to sign up for the New York State Donate Life Registry. You can sign up when you obtain a driver license or non-driver identification (ID) card,or when you renew your driver license by signing the donor box that appears on each of these forms.


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1 Register with your state donor registry, if available. 2  Designate your decision on your driverâs license. 3  Talk to your Family. 4  To help your family understand and carry out your wishes, sit down with your loved ones and tell them about your decision to be an organ and tissue donor.


Organ donor
There are 3 ways to register as an organ, eye, and tissue donor: 1  In person. 2  When you apply for your driver license, instruction permit, or ID card. 3  The donor symbol () will be placed on your card and your name will be sent to the organ donor registry. 4  Online.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. â Starting this week, Kentucky joins 46 states that promote the organ donor program with an icon on driver's licenses. Circuit court clerks' offices in Kentucky already ask everyone getting licenses if they want to be on the donor registry, but only 35% of residents have said yes.


Creating a Keystore File and Keystore Password for HTTPS Connections
Generate the certificate. Set /keystore-location to the location and filename of the keystore file where you want to store the generated key. Set password to whatever password that you want to use as the keystore password. Follow the prompts to complete.


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Hi Niki, I understand that Windows Reader is the default Viewer for PDF files. What I was asking was how this was stored in the registry. The key HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.pdf key has (Default) = AcroExch.Document (if you have Acrobat Reader installed). In Windows 8 the .pdf key has (Default) =  (blank).


Finding my win 7 product key
Dec 1, 2012, 1:01 AM. When windows product keys are not stored in the registry like in volume licenseing keys it will not show with keyfinder software < The KEYFINDER software gives you the BBBBB because there is no key to find. Dec 1, 2012, 1:53 AM.


Key Storage and Retrieval
The LSA process is used as the key isolation process to maximize performance. All access to private keys goes through the key storage router, which exposes a comprehensive set of functions for managing and using private keys. CNG stores the public portion of the stored key separately from the private portion. The public portion of a key pair is also maintained in the key isolation service and is accessed by using local remote procedure call (LRPC). The key storage router uses LRPC when calling into the key isolation process.


Where are certificate private keys stored in Windows 7?
1 Answer 1. The keys are stored via Microsoft's Cryptography API: Next Generation (CNG). CNG provides a model for private key storage that allows adapting to the current and future demands of creating applications that use cryptography features such as public or private key encryption, as well as the demands of the storage of key material.


Key Storage and Retrieval
The legacy key files also have the .key extension, but CNG key files do not have the .key extension. CNG fully supports Unicode key container names; CNG uses a hash of the Unicode container name, whereas CryptoAPI uses a hash of the ANSI container name. CNG is more flexible with regard to RSA key pairs.


Where are certificate private keys stored in Windows 7?
up vote 3 down vote favorite. Using the certmgr.msc utility, I can access the windows cert store, but I still can't figure out where Windows stores the private keys. For example for a given certificate, Windows tells me that there is a private key associated with this certificate.


Where are default file associations stored in the Windows 8 Registry?
Hi Niki, I understand that Windows Reader is the default Viewer for PDF files. What I was asking was how this was stored in the registry. (i.e. the specific key, name & data entries) In Windows 7: The key HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.pdf key has (Default) = AcroExch.Document (if you have Acrobat Reader installed).


Creating a Keystore File and Keystore Password for HTTPS Connections
JAVA-HOME is the directory where you installed the JRE. If you installed the JRE with the N1 Service Provisioning System 5.1, the JRE is installed in the directory. Generate the certificate. %. Set /keystore-location to the location and filename of the keystore file where you want to store the generated key.


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To get your recovery key, go to BitLocker Recovery Keys. A saved copy of the recovery key. You might have saved a copy of the BitLocker recovery key to a file, a USB flash drive, or printed a hard copy. If you saved the key to a file or printed it, find your copy, follow the instructions on your locked PC, and enter your key when prompted.


Just Ask the Expert: Your insulin options in diabetic dogs
With the return of this product to the market, it will be my preferred insulin for the initial management of diabetes in dogs. Humulin N This intermediate-acting, human recombinant insulin is not approved for use in dogs, but it is safe and efficacious for controlling blood glucose concentrations in dogs. The suggested starting dose is 0.5 U/kg given subcutaneously twice a day.


Just Ask the Expert: Your insulin options in diabetic dogs
Canine and porcine insulin have an identical amino acid sequence, which eliminates the theoretical complication of a dog's developing anti-insulin antibodies that may adversely affect glycemic control. One important change that occurred with the relaunch of Vetsulin is the manufacturer's recommendations regarding handling of the insulin.


The Two Types of Insulin for Dogs With Diabetes
Both the dog and the owner must be taken into consideration in order to make the type of insulin and medication schedule work for all involved. Top 2 Types of Insulin Prescribed for Dogs Vetsulin has been in use for more than 15 years. This type of insulin is made from highly purified pork insulin suspended in a solution of zinc and zinc crystals.


Just Ask the Expert: Your insulin options in diabetic dogs
With the return of this product to the market, it will be my preferred insulin for the initial management of diabetes in dogs. Humulin N. This intermediate-acting, human recombinant insulin is not approved for use in dogs, but it is safe and efficacious for controlling blood glucose concentrations in dogs.


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Humilin insulin, also known as NPH insulin, is one type of insulin used in dogs to treat diabetes.


The Two Types of Insulin for Dogs With Diabetes
Being a porcine based insulin, it has the same amino acid sequence as in canine insulin, making it highly effective in dogs. Vetsulin is also commonly known as Caninsulin, but the brand was expanded to include feline diabetics. Novolin is a human insulin based product having a history of over 60 years.


Just Ask the Expert: Your insulin options in diabetic dogs
Vetsulin has recently been reintroduced to the veterinary market and is approved for use in both dogs and cats. This is the same product that was previously available from Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health. This porcine-origin zinc Lente insulin is classified as an intermediate-acting insulin.


Just Ask the Expert: Your insulin options in diabetic dogs
A. Because there are several insulins to choose from, selecting an insulin for a newly diagnosed diabetic dog can be confusing. And how do you decide what to switch to in a dog that is responding poorly to a particular insulin? Here are my thoughts on where you might turn.


The Two Types of Insulin for Dogs With Diabetes
When a veterinarian prescribes insulin for dogs with diabetes, there are several factors that he must take into consideration to determine the type of insulin he will prescribe. Both the dog and the owner must be taken into consideration in order to make the type of insulin and medication schedule work for all involved. Top 2 Types of Insulin Prescribed for Dogs. Vetsulin has been in use for more than 15 years. This type of insulin is made from highly purified pork insulin suspended in a solution of zinc and zinc crystals. This is a Lente insulin, making it an intermediate acting insulin. Being a porcine based insulin, it has the same amino acid sequence as in canine insulin, making it highly effective in dogs. Vetsulin is also commonly known as Caninsulin, but the brand was expanded to include feline ...


Scars of Bangladesh independence war 40 years on
'Foolish operation'. But if Pakistan has tried to treat the events of 1971 as a closed chapter, in Bangladesh, the wounds of the war are very fresh. On my first ever visit to Dhaka, it was immediately clear that the Bangladeshi narrative of 1971 remains firmly focused on the violence unleashed by the Pakistani army.


Bangladesh profile - Timeline
Bomb attack on Muslim shrine in north-eastern town of Sylhet kills two and injures UK high commissioner and 50 others. 2004 July onwards - Worst flooding in six years leaves nearly 800 people dead, millions homeless or stranded, and an estimated 20m in need of food aid.


Scars of Bangladesh independence war 40 years on
For Pakistan, it was perhaps the darkest moment in its history and the ultimate humiliation. The army stood accused of mass murder, torture and rape. Tens of thousands of Pakistani soldiers were taken prisoners of war. Forty years on, I decided to examine the legacy of this brief but bitter war.


Bangladesh | Facts and History
However, this densely populated nation on the Ganges/Brahmaputra/Meghna Delta is an innovator in development, and is quickly pulling its people up out of poverty. Although the modern state of Bangladesh only gained independence from Pakistan in 1971, the cultural roots of the Bengali people run deep into the past. Today, low-lying Bangladesh is among the most vulnerable countries to the threat of rising sea-levels due to global warming.


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They had a war (Bangladesh Liberation War) against Pakistan because Bangladesh wanted independence. Bangladesh was part of India but now they've got their own country. The wâ¦ar started on 26th March 1971 and ended on 16th December 1971. 2 people found this useful.


Bangladesh profile - Timeline
1971 - Sheikh Mujib arrested and taken to West Pakistan. In exile, Awami League leaders proclaim the independence of the province of East Pakistan on 26th March. The new country is called Bangladesh. Just under 10 million Bangladeshis flee to India as troops from West Pakistan are defeated with Indian assistance.


Bangladesh profile - Timeline
2009 October - The government bans the local branch of the global Islamist organisation Hizb-ut Tahrir, saying it poses a threat to peace. 2010 January - Five former army officers are executed for the 1975 murder of founding PM Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.


Scars of Bangladesh independence war 40 years on
After nine months of internal strife and a military crackdown against Bangladeshi separatists, the full-scale war with India was swift and decisive. It lasted just 13 days. The defeat of the Pakistani army on 16 December 1971 was a triumph for India and the Bengali insurgents it had assisted.


Amazon Prime Versus Netflix Versus Hulu Plus: Which Should You Pay For?
Let's dive into some of the details: Netflix subscriptions currently cost $7.99 per month, but that price will rise by $1 or $2 for new members later this quarter. Existing members will keep their current price for a generous period of time. Assuming the $2 increase, Netflix will soon cost $119.88 per year.


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Youâve got what it takes to be an Insider: your access to more value and more fun. As a member, youâll enjoy special Events, Deals, and Extras. The Advertiser takes you inside whatâs happening in Lafayette. See more. If youâre already a subscriber, youâre all set! Simply log in or register to access.


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Episode | 23:43. Episode | 23:43. This Old House, with pros Norm Abram, Tom Silva, Richard Trethewey, Roger Cook, and host Kevin O'Connor, is TV's original home-improvement show, following one whole-house renovation over several episodes.


Thereâs a Ridiculous Hidden Fee Inside Windows 10
However, unlike the version of the game you played at your grandmaâs house in the â90s, Windows 10 Solitaire comes packed with advertisements. To get rid of the ads and earn some in-game currency (yes, this centuries-old game is borrowing from Candy Crush), users can pay $1.49 per month or $9.99 per year. Read more: Windows 10 Reviews Are InâAnd People Love It.


Thereâs a Ridiculous Hidden Fee Inside Windows 10
This actually isnât the first time Microsoft has tried to get users to pay for Solitaire. A premium version of the game was also released for Windows 8, but the title wasnât pre-installed in the operating system as it is in Windows 10.


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Arlington Arts & Crafts | Details Make the House Beautiful. Episode | 23:43. This Old House. This Old House, with pros Norm Abram, Tom Silva, Richard Trethewey, Roger Cook, and host Kevin O'Connor, is TV's original home-improvement show, following one whole-house renovation over several episodes.


Insiderâs Price Guide to a New Heating and Cooling System
Complete with ducts in a home that currently does not have a central system. This includes everything found in the basic install with filter, but it also includes new insulated duct work, gas piping of the furnace, venting, electrical wiring, and condensation drain system. Typical price range: $6,500-$14,000.


Q&A: Taking medicine on an empty stomach?
For some medicines, having food or liquids in your stomach can result in poorer absorption of the drug or an upset stomach. It generally takes 4 to 5 hours for the stomach to empty after a full meal and a bit less after a snack or liquid, though it varies depending on how much and what kind of food you ate.hen the instructions say to take medicine on an empty stomach, how long do I have to wait after eating for my stomach to empty? Can I still drink while waiting? âW.H., Colorado Springs, Colo.


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  It usually takes about 4 to 6 hours for a full stomach to digest the food. However, this varies from person to person, and if vomitting occurs, much less time. It takes â¦ from 12 to 24 hours for the food to completely leave the digestive/excremetory systems.7 people found this useful.nswered by The Community. Making the world better, one answer at a time. Approximately 2 to 3 hours after a meal. I have had antibiotics that had to be taken on an empty stomach, and the pharmacist told me to take them one hour before or 2-3 hours after a meal.


How long does it take to get an empty stomach after a meal?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Food stuff normally stays in the stomach for 2-6 hours. When giving meds (I am a nurse) the generally rule of thumb for empty stomach is 1 hour before you eat or 2 hours after you eat.his Site Might Help You. RE: How long does it take to get an empty stomach after a meal? I have these supplements that say, take on an empty stomach before breakfast lunch and dinner. We'll I know my stomach is empty before breakfast. I just dont know how long after breakfast my stomach is empty.


How long does it take to have an empty stomache?
  It usually takes about 4 to 6 hours for a full stomach to digest the food. However, this varies from person to person, and if vomitting occurs, much less time.It takes â¦ from 12 to 24 hours for the food to completely leave the digestive/excremetory systems.7 people found this useful. It usually takes about 4 to 6 hours for a full stomach to digest the food. However, this varies from person to person, and if vomitting occurs, much less time. It takes â¦ from 12 to 24 hours for the food to completely leave the digestive/excremetory systems. 7 people found this useful.


When medicine says take on an empty stomach, how long after eating does that mean?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: all that it means is wait for about 2-3 hours after eating and about 1.5 hours before eating to take the medicine. for some people this makes their stomachs hurt and they have to take the medicine with a small snack.ating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: all that it means is wait for about 2-3 hours after eating and about 1.5 hours before eating to take the medicine. for some people this makes their stomachs hurt and they have to take the medicine with a small snack.


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Answered by The Community. Making the world better, one answer at a time. Approximately 2 to 3 hours after a meal. I have had antibiotics that had to be taken on an empty stomach, and the pharmacist told me to take them one hour before or 2-3 hours after a meal.nswered by The Community. Making the world better, one answer at a time. Approximately 2 to 3 hours after a meal. I have had antibiotics that had to be taken on an empty stomach, and the pharmacist told me to take them one hour before or 2-3 hours after a meal.


How long does it take to have an empty stomache?
How long do you have to wait after eating to have an empty stomach for taking medication to be taken on an empty stomach? If you ate for 20 minutes, wait for 3-5 hours, or if you ate for 1/2 an hour, wait for 4-6 hours. Do NOT wait two hours because there may be a risk if your digestion is in â¦ complete.nswered by The Community. Making the world better, one answer at a time. Approximately 2 to 3 hours after a meal. I have had antibiotics that had to be taken on an empty stomach, and the pharmacist told me to take them one hour before or 2-3 hours after a meal.


Purpose
During the process of digestion, the stomach must contract to empty itself of food and liquid. Normally, it contracts about three times a minute. This empties the stomach within 90-120 minutes after eating.If contractions are sluggish or less frequent, stomach emptying is delayed.uring the process of digestion, the stomach must contract to empty itself of food and liquid. Normally, it contracts about three times a minute. This empties the stomach within 90-120 minutes after eating.


Glossary
Hip Scores. A hip score is a measure of evidence of hip dysplasia (abnormal development). Scores for each hip are added together to get an overall hip score for a dog. Scores range from 0 to 106, with the lower the score the better.The advice to breeders is to ideally breed only from dogs which score below the breed average.More information on the BVA/KC Hip Dysplasia scheme.ip Scores. A hip score is a measure of evidence of hip dysplasia (abnormal development). Scores for each hip are added together to get an overall hip score for a dog. Scores range from 0 to 106, with the lower the score the better.


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Their Labrador hip score is hugely important for owners as, of course, Labradors are a breed of dog that are prone to hip problems such as hip dysplasia.This condition can lead to the dog suffering from severe arthritis and becoming lame. One way to assess the state of health o f a Lab's hips is through âhip scoringâ.rom statistics gained in 2005 for various dog breeds it was found that the average Labrador hip score was 12, which compared favourably with breeds such as the Newfoundland which recorded a score of 21 and the Bull Mastiff which registered at 23.


Understanding the Labrador Hip Score
Labrador Hip Score. Their Labrador hip score is hugely important for owners as, of course, Labradors are a breed of dog that are prone to hip problems such as hip dysplasia. This condition can lead to the dog suffering from severe arthritis and becoming lame.One way to assess the state of health o f a Lab's hips is through âhip scoringâ.rom statistics gained in 2005 for various dog breeds it was found that the average Labrador hip score was 12, which compared favourably with breeds such as the Newfoundland which recorded a score of 21 and the Bull Mastiff which registered at 23.


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They will score this x-ray with each hip of the two hips scoring between 0 (lowest) and 53 (highest). So if both hips are scored the total that dog achieves will be between a TOTAL of 0 and 106 (2 x 53). Currently the breed average for a total of both hips sits at around 16.So dogs around or under this score have average or better than average hips to give a guide. the score can also be shown sometimes as two numbers, left hip/right hip-so, something like 5/4 (total of 9 - good) or maybe 33/21 (total of 54 - poor).hey will score this x-ray with each hip of the two hips scoring between 0 (lowest) and 53 (highest). So if both hips are scored the total that dog achieves will be between a TOTAL of 0 and 106 (2 x 53). Currently the breed average for a total of both hips sits at around 16.


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So if both hips are scored the total that dog achieves will be between a TOTAL of 0 and 106 (2 x 53). Currently the breed average for a total of both hips sits at around 16. So dogs around or under this score have average or better than average hips to give a guide.The score can also be shown sometimes as two numbers, left hip/right hip-so, something like 5/4 (total of 9 - good) or maybe 33/21 (total of 54 - poor).o if both hips are scored the total that dog achieves will be between a TOTAL of 0 and 106 (2 x 53). Currently the breed average for a total of both hips sits at around 16. So dogs around or under this score have average or better than average hips to give a guide.


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The minimum hip score is 0 and the maximum is 106 (53 for each hip). The lower the score the less the degree of hip dysplasia present. An average (or mean) score is calculated for all breeds scored under the scheme and advice for breeders is to use only breeding stock with scores well below the breed mean score.ur cost for Canine Hip Score is Â£138.50 - as a complete package for breeders-This includes the general anaesthetic, taking of the x-rays and the BVA/KC fee (Â£58.50). Correct for 2015.


Understanding the Labrador Hip Score
From statistics gained in 2005 for various dog breeds it was found that the average Labrador hip score was 12, which compared favourably with breeds such as the Newfoundland which recorded a score of 21 and the Bull Mastiff which registered at 23.rom statistics gained in 2005 for various dog breeds it was found that the average Labrador hip score was 12, which compared favourably with breeds such as the Newfoundland which recorded a score of 21 and the Bull Mastiff which registered at 23.


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Breed Hip Scores. These are the average breed hip scores as of January 1st, as published by the British Veterinary Association (BVA). Dogs are x-rayed at Vertica. The x-ray picture is sent to the BVA, where a panel of experts examine the pictures, take various measurements and arrive at a score for each hip.he hip score can be any number from 0-106.Lower is better. Dogs should only be bred from if their hip score is well below the breed average. So, for example, a score of 20 would be acceptable for a Clumber Spaniel, but unacceptable for a German Shepherd Dog.


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The Labrador Retriever Club have for many years published an annual book of hip scores for the breed. These have proven an invaluable resource for those choosing a sire as they provide statistics showing mean hip scores for the tested progeny of sires.he Labrador Retriever Club have for many years published an annual book of hip scores for the breed. These have proven an invaluable resource for those choosing a sire as they provide statistics showing mean hip scores for the tested progeny of sires.


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Since hip scoring, in itâs present form started in 1984, a record has been kept of all Labradors hip scores and a running average (More correctly called âThe Meanâ) has been kept. This is known as the Breed Mean Score, or the BMS for short. At present this is 15 total.ince hip scoring, in itâs present form started in 1984, a record has been kept of all Labradors hip scores and a running average (More correctly called âThe Meanâ) has been kept. This is known as the Breed Mean Score, or the BMS for short. At present this is 15 total.


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Wisdom Teeth Removal | Sedation available
Wisdom teeth entrapped in the jawbone are often close to nerves. Sometimes these nerves can be bruised or damaged during the tooth removal process. The result is a numbness (called a paresthesia) of the tongue, lip, or chin that can last a few days, weeks, months, or may even be permanent.


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Wiki says-. They are generally thought to be called wisdom teeth because they appear so late â much later than the other teeth, at an age where people are presumably wiser than as a child, when the other teeth erupt.The term probably came as a translation of the Latin dens sapientiae. Wisdom tooth.


Why are the third molars called wisdom teeth?
The majority of people have most of their permanent teeth by age 13, followed by the wisdom teeth, which usually erupt or become impacted between the ages 17-21. They are called wisdom teeth because they typically arrive during the time of life when a person gains maturity, and thus wisdom.


Wisdom tooth
It is the most posterior of the three. Wisdom teeth generally erupt between the ages of 17 and 25. Most adults have four wisdom teeth, one in each of the four quadrants, but it is possible to have fewer or more, in which case the extras are called supernumerary teeth. Wisdom teeth commonly affect other teeth as they develop, becoming impacted. They are often extracted when or even before this occurs.


"Why are the Back Teeth Called ""Wisdom Teeth""?"
The wisdom teeth are the maxillary and mandibular third molars. They are located all the way back in the jaw, and they tend to come in some time between the ages of 16 and 25, if they come in at all.


"Why are they called ""wisdom teeth""?"
2 votes. Vote for this answer. They are generally thought to be called wisdom teeth because they appear so lateâmuch later than the other teeth, at an age where people are supposedly wiser than as a child, when the other teeth erupt.


Wisdom tooth
They are generally thought to be called wisdom teeth because they appear so late â much later than the other teeth, at an age where people are presumably wiser than as a child, when the other teeth erupt. The term probably came as a translation of the Latin dens sapientiae.


"Why are the Back Teeth Called ""Wisdom Teeth""?"
For many people, they affect the other teeth when they come in, and they often require surgery to remove them to allow the jaw to remain healthy. Wisdom teeth are so named because of the time they appear, generally in the late teens or early 20s, when people are supposed to be gaining some bit of wisdom in life.


Why are the third molars called wisdom teeth?
A RealAge answered. Most people get their first molars around age 6 and their second molars around age 12. The third molars grow in between age 17 and 21, a period that was considered a time when people become wiser, so the teeth became known as wisdom teeth..


"Why are the Back Teeth Called ""Wisdom Teeth""?"
In Dutch, they are known as verstandskies, which can be glossed as teeth of wisdom. In a number of Spanish-speaking countries, the teeth are referred to as muela de juicio, or the teeth of judgment, referring to the fact that they appear around the same time people in theory begin to develop good judgment.


False Pregnancy or Pseudopregnancy in Dogs
False pregnancy, phantom pregnancy, pseudo-pregnancy or pseudocyesis are all terms that refer to a display of maternal (mothering) behavior combined with the physical signs of pregnancy following estrus (heat) in a female dog that is not actually pregnant.


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False pregnancy, or pseudopregnancy, is a term used to denote a common condition in a non-pregnant female dog that is showing symptoms of pregnancy, lactation, or nursing, without producing puppies.


False Pregnancy in Female Dogs
Pseudo-pregnancy in Female Dogs. False pregnancy, or pseudopregnancy, is a term used to denote a common condition in a non-pregnant female dog that is showing symptoms of pregnancy, lactation, or nursing, without producing puppies.


False Pregnancy or Pseudopregnancy in Dogs
After the female dog has an estrus cycle, her ovaries begin to produce hormones, regardless of whether she is pregnant or not. These hormones prepare the uterus to receive the fetuses and maintain pregnancy. If the dog is pregnant, the hormones will continue to be produced until shortly before the puppies are born.


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4. Know when to take your dog to the vet. Symptoms of false pregnancy will usually go away within 3 weeks, but if your dog shows them for longer, you may want to take her to the vet. The vet will clinically examine your dog and take any mating possibilities into account to confirm a case of false pregnancy.


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Overview of Pseudocyesis (False Pregnancy) in Dogs. False pregnancy (pseudocyesis) is a term used to describe the behavior and physical signs of pregnancy when they occur in a non-pregnant animal. The signs of false pregnancy usually occur 6 to 12 weeks after the pet's last heat cycle.


Pseudocyesis (False Pregnancy) in Dogs
False pregnancy (pseudocyesis) is a term used to describe the behavior and physical signs of pregnancy when they occur in a non-pregnant animal. The signs of false pregnancy usually occur 6 to 12 weeks after the pet's last heat cycle.


How to Identify a False Pregnancy in Dogs
Your dog may be experiencing a false pregnancy, a common reproductive problem (also called pseudocyesis). This hormonal problem signals your dog's body into thinking she's having puppies and can even cause physical or behavioral symptoms similar to actual pregnancy symptoms.


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The year 1965 was a year of transition, as farmers adjusted to the end of the Bracero program. The number of US migrants, 465,000, reached a record 15 percent of the 3.1 million hired US farm workers.


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The Mexican government, remembering the discrimination and debts of the 1917-21 Bracero program, insisted that the US government guarantee the contracts that farmers provided to Mexican workers, that farmers pay round-trip transportation from the worker's place of recruitment to the place of work, and that Braceros receive the same wages as were ...


The Bracero Program
The Bracero Program eventually ended December 31, 1964 after President Kennedy decided that the Bracero Program was negatively affecting wages, employment opportunities, and the working conditions of domestic workers (Martin). However, many U.S. farmers fought to continue the program.


The Bracero Program
The Bracero Program. The Bracero Program began on August 4, 1942 after the United States entered World War II. With American men going off to fight the war, the U.S. needed farm laborers to tend to the growing demands of the agribusinesses supporting the war effort.


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During the war, the United States utilized. all of its available resources. Men and. women of all ages worked day and night. in factories and the healthiest and. strongest young people were sent to the. front lines.


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The war years 1942- 1946. As signed on August 4, 1942, the Bracero Program was a government-to-government temporary guest worker. program, whereby young male Mexican peasants would work in the United States for periods between six weeks. and six months at a time and return to Mexico after fulfilling their contracts.


American Latino Theme Study
Based upon the research, this report concludes: â¢ By providing a legal path to entry for Mexican. farm workers the bracero program significantly. reduced illegal immigration. The end of the bracero. program in 1964 (and its curtailment in 1960) saw the beginning of the increases in illegal. immigration that we see up to the present day. â¢ It is recognized that the number of INS. apprehensions are an important indicator.


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Accordingly, on January 1 st 1943, the U.S. War Manpower Commission informed the State. Department that the railroad industry faced a severe labor shortage, which resulted in bilateral talks with Mexico. to expand the Bracero Program to the railroads (Bracero timeline, 2002). By the end of 1944, more than 80,000.


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Between 1942 and 1964, some 4.6 million Mexicans were admitted to do farm work. Many Mexicans returned year after year, but the one to two million who participated gained US work experience, and some decided to continue migrating illegally after the program ended.


Frequently Asked Questions
It seems to me that even a large ship like that must have other tasks for him. Any photographs of the ship as a whole-i.e. at distance cruising was done by whom, I don't know, with security measures. These group pictures are amateurs' works. We were not to take pictures, or keep diaries, but obviously both were done.


Frequently Asked Questions
Depth charges can be dropped off of the stern (rear) of the ship, or launched from the port and starboard (sides) of the ship using K-guns. A K-gun uses an explosive charge the launch the depth charge about 100 yards to each side of the ship.


How long are navy ships out at sea and how long between each time you can get on land?
Small deployments can be 3-5 months, and typical combat deployments can be 6-8 months. Shore time depends on your platform. Generally large ships (amphibious and carriers) get the least, while small ships (frigates, destroyers, cruisers, and minesweepers) get the most. Frequency of port visits is so highly flexible-meaning you never know. There's so much going on, but expect at least one every 30 days, but that number is VERY changeable.


How long are navy ships out at sea and how long between each time you can get on land?
A lot of the time when a surface ship is at sea, they are really running from port to port. You might serve for 6 years and the longest period of continuous sea time might be a month, once. On the other hand, subs commonly do longer periods of time underwater with no break. Source(s): 20+ years in the Silent Service.


Frequently Asked Questions
Another 'electronic eye' was the ship's radar. The radar antenna was mounted high on the mast, about 120-150 feet above the water. Radar sends out a ping and listens for an echo, very similar to how sonar works. The primary difference with radar, is that it can see surface craft (ships and submarines which are sailing on the surface). The radar could see about 12 miles.


The Best Destroyers of World War II
The Akitzuki class were formidable ships and arguably the finest destroyers of WW II. These large, seaworthy destroyers had a full load displacement of 3700 tons. They were designed primarily as AA destroyers and fielded a main battery of 8-3.9 (100mm) DP guns and (initially) a light AA battery of four 25mm guns. The 25mm AA battery was progressively increased to between 40 and 51 guns on surviving ships by the end of the war.


Frequently Asked Questions
Once the merchant ships arrive in Londonderry, the six US Destroyer Escorts and the merchant ships would begin the 10-13 return trip back to New York harbor. These merchant ships needed to put extra weight (ballast) in their cargo holds to remain stable during the return trip.


The Best Destroyers of World War II
The Battle class DD's served the UK and her allies long and well and represent the zenith of WW II British destroyer design. United States. The American Fletcher class was the most numerous single class of destroyers built during the war, numbering some 151 ships of the original and improved types.


How long are navy ships out at sea and how long between each time you can get on land?
(how long is the ship at port before taking off again, how long can you stay off the ship, do you still return and live on the ship at the end of each day) Port visits are generally 3-4 days long, although I had a 7 day stay in Singapore (VERY LONG!).


The Best Destroyers of World War II
The courage and dedication of destroyer men clearly transcended national boundaries. Destroyers were viewed as expendable ships in both world wars and many of their brave crews paid the ultimate price. Excellent destroyers were designed and built for the navies of all the major sea powers during WW II. In this article, we will look at the best destroyers from Germany, France, Italy, Great Britain, the United States and Japan. Destroyers are multi-purpose warships, necessarily a blend of characteristics.


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  There are many organelles in cells. Each organelle has a specific function:for example, the mitochondria produces most of the cell's energy! Basically, an organelles fun â¦ ction is to help run the cell. Go into more description to get a specific answer.


What is a function for an organelle?
  There are many organelles in cells. Each organelle has a specific function:for example, the mitochondria produces most of the cell's energy! Basically, an organelles fun â¦ ction is to help run the cell.


What is a function for an organelle?
Each organelle has a specific function:for example, the mitochondria produces most of the cell's energy! Basically, an organelles fun â¦ ction is to help run the cell. Go into more description to get a specific answer.


What are organelles and what are their functions?
Below are some major organelles and what they do. Nucleus-Controls the cell. Is like the brain. Directs the activities of the â¦ cell. Endoplasmic reticulum-Transports things throughout the cell. Mitochondria-Produces ATP (a chemical energy store) for the cell. Is often called the powerhouse of the cell.


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Different types of cells have different amounts of some organelles. For instance, cells that use a lot of energy tend to contain large numbers of mitochondria (the organelle responsible for harvesting energy from food). Thatâs why very active muscle cells are often full of mitochondria.


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Grass pastures can supply good yields of quality feed, and the wide selection of grass species means that there is a grass to suit almost any growing condition or management need. This Factsheet identifies the main grass species that are used in pasture seed mixtures, as well as one weed species - quack grass. Quack grass is a common component in most pastures and is a good source of nutrition before it matures.


The Best Reel Mower for Your (Small) Lawn
Compared with a gas mower, reel mowers are better for the lawnâs health. They snip the grass blades like scissors, while rotary mowers tend to shred grass blades. The rougher right end of this blade of grass was cut by a gas-powered rotary mower, whereas the smoother left end was cut by a reel mower.


The Best Reel Mower for Your (Small) Lawn
Scotts 2000-20 20-Inch Classic Push Reel Lawn Mower. 1  The Scotts makes the cleanest cut, has the widest cutting path, and jams the least of any reel mower, and its unusually tall 3-inch max cutting height makes it more versatile for different grass types.


The Best Reel Mower for Your (Small) Lawn
The Scotts-branded mower had the best cut quality of any of the mowers we tested, and its unusually tall maximum cutting height of 3 inches makes it a versatile choice for different types of lawns and grasses. It has a 20-inch cutting swathâthe widest availableâand at 34 pounds, itâs light and easy to maneuver.


Prairie grass, wildflowers part of Cottonwood golf course plans
A rare stand of tall prairie grass and wildflowers under power lines next to Cottonwood Creek Golf Course provide a glimpse of how the golf course roughs might look after the ecological restoration project.


Prairie grass, wildflowers part of Cottonwood golf course plans
The project involves the U.S. Golf Association and the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center. The sea of tall grass and wildflowers that once covered this county is all but gone, but an experiment at Cottonwood Creek Golf Course may lead the way to restoring some of the Blackland Prairie to Waco.


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Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3. Part 1:The Pre-Settlement Prairie. An Ocean of Grass. When the first European explorers crossed the middle of the North American continent they were met with an awesome expanse of grassland. They didn't even have a word for it - the French, in a characteristically dismissive vein, described it as a meadow.


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The flowering stems of grasses are usually hollow and are either round or flat (Figure 8, below). There are three forms of seed heads (Figure 9, below): panicle (branching), spike (unbranched, with uniformly spaced spikelets) and spike-like panicle (unbranched, with uniformly spaced spikelets).


Prairie
For other uses, see Prairie (disambiguation). Prairie, Badlands National Park, South Dakota, USA, is in the mixed grasslands region containing some species of tall grass and some of short grass.


Stress: Fight or Flight Response
What is the fight or flight response? The flight or fight response, also called the acute stress response was first described by Walter Cannon in the 1920s as a theory that animals react to threats with a general discharge of the sympathetic nervous system.


Stress: Fight or Flight Response
The onset of a stress response is associated with specific physiological actions in the sympathetic nervous system, primarily caused by release of adrenaline and norepinephrine from the medulla of the adrenal glands. The release is triggered by acetylcholine released from preganglionic sympathetic nerves.


The fight or flight response: Our body's response to stress
The fight or flight response is a direct result of adrenaline being released into the bloodstream. Anything that causes stress to the body will trigger a fight or flight response - angry boss, deadlines, family fight, illness, car accident, heart attack, etc.


Fight-or-flight response
The fight-or-flight response. The reaction begins in the amygdala, which triggers a neural response in the hypothalamus. The initial reaction is followed by activation of the pituitary gland and secretion of the hormone ACTH. The adrenal gland is activated almost simultaneously and releases the hormone epinephrine.


Fight-or-flight response
The fight-or-flight response (also called hyperarousal, or the acute stress response) is a physiological reaction that occurs in response to a perceived harmful event, attack, or threat to survival. It was first described by Walter Bradford Cannon.


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This page will help locate jewelry made with gemstones in a specific color. For instance, if you are looking for blue, green, pink, or brown stones, scroll down the page to the color your are interested in. Use the  Pictures of Stones  link under each color to visit a page that shows gemstones in that color.


Jewelry Listed by Gemstone Colors
Skip the talk, take me to the stone colors See also Birthstone Colors. This page will help locate jewelry made with gemstones in a specific color. For instance, if you are looking for blue, green, pink, or brown stones, scroll down the page to the color your are interested in.


Jewelry Listed by Gemstone Colors
Use the  Pictures of Stones  link under each color to visit a page that shows gemstones in that color. Click any gemstone link to see jewelry made with that particular gemstone. Each of the gemstone link pages may include handmade rings, bracelets, earrings, pendants and pins, or necklaces, neckwires, or collars.


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Pure topaz, like pure corundum, is transparent and colorless. The wide range of topaz colors that are available is due to either natural trace impurities or defects in the crystal structure. Color diversity is also caused by enhancements performed by the gemstone industry.


Parallel Port
A parallel port is an interface allowing a personal computer (PC) to transmit or receive data down multiple bundled cables to a peripheral device such as a printer. The most common parallel port is a printer port known as the Centronics port.


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The PCâs parallel port provides the following signals: Note that the parallel port provides 12 output lines (eight data lines, strobe, autofeed, init, and select. input) and five input lines (acknowledge, busy, out of paper, select, and error). Even though the port is. unidirectional, there is a good mixture of input and output lines available on the port.


parallel
8. a parallel line or plane. 9. anything parallel or comparable in direction, course, nature, or tendency, to something else. 10. any of the imaginary lines bearing E and W on the earth's surface, parallel to the equator, that mark the latitude. 11. something identical or similar in essential respects: a case without a parallel. 12. correspondence or analogy. 13. a comparison of things as if regarded side by side. 14. an arrangement of an electrical circuit whereby all positive terminals are connected to one point and all negative ones to another.


Parallel Port
Techopedia explains Parallel Port. A parallel port is a type of interface on a personal computer (PC) transmitting or receiving data to a peripheral device such as a printer. The data is transmitted over a parallel cable extending no more than the standard 6 feet. If the cable is too long, the integrity of the data can be lost.


parallel
Electronics Denoting a circuit or part of a circuit connected in parallel. 7. Computers. a. Of or relating to the simultaneous transmission of all the bits of a byte over separate wires: a parallel port; a parallel interface. b. Of or relating to the simultaneous performance of multiple operations: parallel processing.


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For example, the PCâs parallel port provides eight data lines compared to the serial portâs single data line. Therefore, it. would seem that the parallel port would be able to transmit data eight times as fast since there are eight. times as many wires in the cable.


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Since the PC supports up to three separate parallel ports, there could be as many as three sets of these. parallel port registers in the system at any one time. There are three parallel port base addresses associ-. ated with the three possible parallel ports: 3BCh, 378h, and 278h.


parallel port
Most personal computers have both a parallel port and at least one serial port. On PCs, the parallel port uses a 25-pin connector (type DB-25) and is used to connect printers, computers and other devices that need relatively high bandwidth. It is often called a Centronics interface after the company that designed the original standard for parallel communication between a computer and printer.


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However, a thorough discussion of how the parallel. interface controls a printer and one other application of the parallel port (cross machine communication) should provide you with enough ideas to implement the next great parallel device.


parallel port
(The modern parallel interface is based on a design by Epson.) A newer type of parallel port, which supports the same connectors as the Centronics interface, is the EPP (Enhanced Parallel Port) or ECP (Extended Capabilities Port). Both of these parallel ports support bi-directional communication and transfer rates ten times as fast as the Centronics port.


Profiling Serial Killers : A stratified look at common characteristics spread across taxonomy, race, and gender.
Profiling Serial Killers A stratified look at common characteristics spread across taxonomy, race, and gender. 3/26/2011 CCJS 461 â Psychology of criminal Behavior. Professor Brian Price James P. Welch 0 This paper is entirely my own work.


The Sociopath-Serial Killer Connection
Experts at the symposium concluded that serial killers vary greatly in their motivations and behavior. However, the attendees did identify certain traits that are common among serial murderers such as sensation seeking, a lack of remorse or guilt, impulsivity, the need for control and predatory behavior.


What are the three most common characteristic traits of a serial killer?
They are the three major personality traits present in most serial killers' childhoods, and are said to be warning signs that a child will grow up to be extremely violent.


Profiling Serial Killers : A stratified look at common characteristics spread across taxonomy, race, and gender.
Profiling Serial Killers A stratified look at common characteristics spread across taxonomy, race, and gender. 3/26/2011 CCJS 461 â Psychology of criminal Behavior.


Characteristics of Female Serial Killers
-Female serial killers have long killing sprees, lasting up to 8 years (males' sprees almost never last longer than 4 years and usually end after several months).-Female serial killers kill more quietly and less violently, with poison or other less undetectable methods, like suffocation.


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Psychological abuse during childhood. It almost goes without saying that most serial killers were abused as children. According to the interviews and discussions that have been held with known serial killers, emotional abuse and neglect has been the form of abuse most of them (50%) suffered.


10 Most Common Traits of Potential Serial Killers
It almost goes without saying that most serial killers were abused as children. According to the interviews and discussions that have been held with known serial killers, emotional abuse and neglect has been the form of abuse most of them (50%) suffered.


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Almost all serial killers â in fact, 99% of them â admitted that they started by acting out their violent fantasies on animals before graduating to human beings.


Early Signs of Serial Killers
These traits and serial killing behavior do not have causality, rather there is a correlation between the two. These signs can usually foreshadow the violent activities the killers engage in later in life, but are not linked directly to serial behavior.


10 Most Common Traits of Potential Serial Killers
Acting out fantasies on animals. Almost all serial killers â in fact, 99% of them â admitted that they started by acting out their violent fantasies on animals before graduating to human beings.


Medicare Coverage of Home Health Care
Confinement to home: Medicare covers home care only if and for as long as the patient is confined to home.. This means that the patient is unable to leave home without difficulty and with the assistance of another person or a medical device such as a wheelchair. However, it doesn't necessarily mean bedridden.


Does Medicare Cover Home Health Care? The 2018 Guidelines
Not all home health care is covered by Medicare. It will not pay for the following services: Occupational therapy: Occupational therapy is not covered if itâs the only service needed. If home health care is medically necessary, though, you can receive occupational therapy as part of the home health care at no cost.


Does Medicare Cover Home Health Care? The 2018 Guidelines
Intermittent home health care is covered for a limited period of time, but as the disease progresses, itâs likely that the individual will need more care and supervision than Medicare will coverâremember, Medicare doesnât cover long-term or full-time home health care.


Does Medicare Cover Home Health Care? The 2018 Guidelines
How long does Medicare pay for home health care? Medicare covers only intermittent home health care, which means that the care must be for either less than seven days per week or less than eight hours each day over a period of 21 days. Full-time, round-the-clock care is not covered by Medicare. 2


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Medicare Part A pays 100% of the cost of your covered home health care, and there is no limit on the number of visits to your home for which Medicare will pay. Medicare will also pay for the initial evaluation by a home care agency, if prescribed by your physician, to determine whether you are a good candidate for home care. (Note that Medicare Part A only pas for home health care that follows a prior three-day hospital stay. Otherwise Medicare Part B (medical insurance) pays for home health services.) Medicare will pay for 100% of the following services related to home health care: part-time skilled nursing careâusually two to three visits per week in a plan certified by a physician; physical therapy; speech therapy, and/or; occupational therapy. If you are receiving home health care for one of the above ...


How can I pay for nursing home care?
Medicare generally doesn't cover long-term care stays in a nursing home. Even if Medicare doesnât cover your nursing home care, youâll still need Medicare for hospital care, doctor services, and medical supplies while youâre in the nursing home. Find out what nursing home care Medicare does cover, and how Medicare prescription drug coverage (Part D) works if you live in a nursing home or other institution. There are several other ways you can pay for nursing home care:


How can I pay for nursing home care?
Most, but not all, nursing homes accept Medicaid payment. Even if you pay out-of-pocket or with long-term care insurance, you may eventually spend down your assets while youâre at the nursing home, so itâs good to know if the nursing home you chose will accept Medicaid. Medicaid programs vary from state to state.


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Medicare Part A pays 100% of the cost of your covered home health care, and there is no limit on the number of visits to your home for which Medicare will pay. Medicare will also pay for the initial evaluation by a home care agency, if prescribed by your physician, to determine whether you are a good candidate for home care. (Note that Medicare Part A only pas for home health care that follows a prior three-day hospital stay. Otherwise Medicare Part B (medical insurance) pays for home health ...


Southwest Ranches, FL Population and Races
Most / Least Educated Cities in FL. As of 2010-2014, the total population of Southwest Ranches is 7,583. The Southwest Ranches population density is 580.01 people per square mile, which is higher than the state average density of 294.44 people per square mile and is much higher than the national average density of 82.73 people per square mile.


Sunshine Ranches, Florida
Sunshine Ranches, Florida. Sunshine Ranches is a former census-designated place (CDP) in Broward County, Florida, United States. The population was 1,704 at the 2000 census. It was incorporated into the town of Southwest Ranches, Florida in 2000, and now serves as a neighborhood. Geography.


About Our Town
About Our Town. The Town of Southwest Ranches is approximately 13 square miles, located in Southwest Broward County, and home to over 7,000 residents. The Town is a rural environment, filled with grazing animals, nurseries, farms, exquisite and unique scenery and an abundance of wildlife.


Southwest Ranches, Florida
Because the area has many horse ranches and is located in the southwestern part of Broward County, residents chose âSouthwest Ranchesâ over many other potential Town names. The population as of the 2010 census was 7,345.


Southwest Ranches, FL
Southwest Ranches, FL. Sponsored Topics. Southwest Ranches, located on the eastern edge of the Florida Everglades, 15 miles (24 km) southwest of Fort Lauderdale, is Broward County's 30th incorporated place, having incorporated in the year 2000 to avoid annexation by the city of Pembroke Pines and to preserve its semi-rural lifestyle.


Southwest Ranches, Florida
Southwest Ranches, Florida. Southwest Ranches is a town in Broward County, Florida, United States. It is located on the eastern edge of the Everglades, 15 miles (24 km) southwest of Fort Lauderdale. It became the county's 30th incorporated place in 2000 to avoid annexation into Pembroke Pines and to preserve its semi-rural lifestyle.


Southwest Ranches, Florida
Southwest Ranches on our top lists: # 1 23 on the list of Top 101 cities with largest percentage of females in industries: Construction (population 5,000+). # 2 32 on the list of Top 100 cities with highest ratio of median house value to median household income (pop. 5,000+).


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The population density in Southwest Ranches is 97% higher than Florida. The median age in Southwest Ranches is 3% higher than Florida. In Southwest Ranches 82.99% of the population is Caucasian. In Southwest Ranches 7.98% of the population is African American. In Southwest Ranches 2.06% of the population is Asian.


Southwest Ranches, FL
Southwest Ranches, located on the eastern edge of the Florida Everglades, 15 miles (24km) southwest of Fort Lauderdale, is Broward Countyâs 30th incorporated municipality, having incorporated in the year 2000 to preserve its rural lifestyle.


Southwest Ranches, Florida
According to our research of Florida and other state lists there were 2 registered sex offenders living in Southwest Ranches, Florida as of April 10, 2017. The ratio of number of residents in Southwest Ranches to the number of sex offenders is 3,801 to 1. The number of registered sex offenders compared to the number of residents in this city is a lot smaller than the state average. Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Pembroke Pines, FL (3.5 miles , pop. 137,427).


United States Air Force Basic Military Training
Recruits are trained in the fundamental skills necessary to be successful in an Expeditionary Air Force. This includes basic war skills, military discipline, physical fitness, drill and ceremonies, Air Force core values and a comprehensive range of subjects relating to Air Force life.


Graduation
During graduation week of Air Force Basic Military Training (AFBMT), if you enlisted under the guaranteed aptitude program, and you met with an Air Force job counselor during week two, youâll find out what military job the Air Force has selected for you.


Graduation
The PT test will consist of four parts. You will have one minute to complete as many push-ups as possible, one minute to complete as many sit-ups as possible, a timed 1.5 mile run, and no time limit to complete as many pull-ups as possible (although none are required to graduate).


Army Graduation Ceremonies
My husband attended OSUT, which is basic and AIT all rolled into one for infantry soldiers at Ft. Benning. The day before graduation, they have a âturning blueâ ceremony. This is when the soldiers are presented with their blue cord that signifies that they are infantry.


Graduation
You will take several written tests and quizzes in basic training, but the ones that count the most are the two final tests. Each test is 100 questions and you must score a minimum of 70 percent to pass. In order to qualify as a possible honor graduate, you must score over 90 percent on each test. The tests cover everything youâve learned during your stay in Air Force basic training.


United States Air Force Basic Military Training
A trainee can be discharged from the Air Force before the conclusion of Basic Military Training. Discharges that occur before the completion of 180 days (approximately 6 months) of training are considered uncharacterized, which are neither honorable nor less than honorable.


United States Air Force Basic Military Training
More than 7 million young men and women have entered Air Force basic military training since 4 Feb 1946, when the training mission was moved to Lackland from Harlingen Air Force Base in Harlingen, Texas.


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At the end of AIT, he will have a âturning blueâ ceremony where he will receive his infantry cord along with graduation. Usually, there is a family day around the same time basic graduation would have been (around 9-10 week mark) but it depends on the class.


Graduation
Individuals are also recognized for their excellence as an âHonor Graduateâ â a privilege reserved only for the top 10% of all trainees. The Commander of Basic Military Training will congratulate you in a special ceremony attended by families and friends.


Sympathetic Nervous System
Sympathetic nervous system. A major component of the autonomic nervous system. The main sympathetic neurotransmitter for cardiovascular regulation is norepinephrine. The main sympathetic neurotransmitter for sweating is acetylcholine.


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ACh is also the neurotransmitter at the sweat glands, and at the piloerector muscle of the sympathetic ANS (Labeled in blue in Figure 11.2). Figure 11.2. Peripheral and autonomic sites where ACh is neurotransmitter.


Autonomic nervous system
The autonomic nervous system is unique in that it requires a sequential two-neuron efferent pathway; the preganglionic neuron must first synapse onto a postganglionic neuron before innervating the target organ.


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Acetylcholine, the first neurotransmitter discovered, was originally described as vagus stuff by Otto Loewi because of its ability to mimic the electrical stimulation of the vagus nerve.


Sympathetic Nervous System
Figure 1. Overview of effects of the activation of (a) the sympathetic nervous system, where norepinephrine acts as the main neurotransmitter, and (b) the adrenomedullary hormonal system, where epinephrine acts as the main hormone.


Sympathetic Nervous System
The sympathetic nervous system and adrenomedullary hormonal system are major components of the autonomic nervous system. The main sympathetic neurotransmitter for cardiovascular regulation is norepinephrine, whereas the main sympathetic neurotransmitter for sweating is acetylcholine. In humans the main adrenomedullary hormone is epinephrine.


Dale Jarrett, Kelley Divorce Blamed on Depression
Dale Jarrett and his wife Kelley Jarrett have four children after they married. They lived in Hickory until they divorced. The former NASCAR driver is the son of Grand National Champion Ned Jarrett, younger brother of Glenn Jarrett, father of former driver Jason Jarrett, and cousin of Todd Jarrett.


Michael Jackson
Performed by Jason Jarrett. Jason Jarrett spent most of his childhood on tour with his family. At a very young age, Jason quickly learned the inner workings of the entertainment business. Learning skills such as lighting, stage direction and choreography were vital to his career as an adult.


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Jason Lewis (I) Actor. A top fashion model turned actor, Jason Lewis is from Southern California. As a teenager, he was determined to get out and see the world. He had to work hard in order to do so, working for a plumbing contractor, and 55 hours a week as a waiter in a restaurant.


Dale Jarrett, Kelley Divorce Blamed on Depression
Dale Jarrett had his first son Jason at the age of 18 after he got married with Kelley. Other children of the couple include son Zachary and daughters, Natalee and Karsyn. Dale Jarrett began racing at Hickory Motor Speedway in 1977 and then in the #24 Ford for Horace Isenhower in 1982. He retired in 2008.


Jason Jarrett (footballer)
Jason Jarrett (footballer) Jason Lee Jarrett (born 14 September 1979) is a retired English former footballer who played as a midfielder. He made 296 appearances in league and cup competitions in a 13-year career in the Football League. Jarrett started his career with Blackpool in 1998, the next year he moved on to Wrexham.


Jason Garrett
Bio Summary. Jason Garrett was named the eighth head coach in Dallas Cowboys history on January 5, 2011. Garrett, who played for or worked alongside five of his predecessors, became the first former Dallas Cowboys player to become the teamâs head coach. In five and a half years as head coach, Garrett owns a 46-44 overall record, including playoffs.


Jason Lewis (I)
Jason Lewis (I) A top fashion model turned actor, Jason Lewis is from Southern California. As a teenager, he was determined to get out and see the world. He had to work hard in order to do so, working for a plumbing contractor, and 55 hours a week as a waiter in a restaurant.


J.J.
Jessica Jane J.J.. Jarrett is a character in Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan. She is the 72nd victim of Jason Voorhees. Jessica JaneÂ´s death at hands of Jason Voorhees.


The Truth About Valerie Jarrett, Mystery Woman of the White House
Jason Horowitz, then writing about Jarrett for the Washington Post, described âdisgruntled Obama donors in the financial industryâ¦ [who] have cast Jarrett as insufficiently sophisticated on economic issues and incapable of brooking any dissent about Obama.


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Reporters must report orally to the Department of Children and Families' (DCF) Careline or a law enforcement agency within 12 hours of suspecting that a child has been abused or neglected and must submit a written report (DCF-136 form) to DCF within 48 hours of making the oral report.


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How to Report Mandated reporters must report orally to the Department of Children and Families' (DCF) Careline or a law enforcement agency within 12 hours of suspecting that a child has been abused or neglected and must submit a written report (DCF-136) to DCF within 48 hours of making the oral report.


Reporting Abuse - ChildLine
If you are a mandated reporter, you must report suspected abuse immediately, either by phone or electronically. Call ChildLine at 1-800-932-0313. ChildLine is available 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week. As a mandated reporter, you must provide your name and contact information when making the call.


Reporting Abuse
ChildLine is available 24 hours/ 7 days a week. As a mandated reporter, you must provide your name and contact information when making the call. After making the call, mandated reporters must follow up with an electronic report or a written report completed on the CY-47 form within 48 hours of making the oral report.


Reporting Abuse
Written Reports by Mandated Reporters. Within 48 hours of making the call to ChildLine, mandated reporters must complete a form called a CY-47, which is a Report of Suspected Child Abuse or make an electronic report.


Connecticut State Department of Children and Families
HOW TO REPORT. Reporters must report orally to the Department of Children and Families' (DCF) Careline or a law enforcement agency within 12 hours of suspecting that a child has been abused or neglected and must submit a written report (DCF-136 form) to DCF within 48 hours of making the oral report.


Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse: Training for Mandated Reporters
Everyone who suspects child abuse or neglect should call the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services Child Abuse Hotline to make a report, but Mandated Reporters are required by law to do so.


How to Report Abuse or Neglect
Mandatory Reporting. A mandated reporter must call immediately, but no later than 24 hours, after they suspect that maltreatment may have occurred. The mandated reporter must follow up with a written report within 72 hours. A report can be made to your local county social service agency or to law enforcement.


Child Protective Services
A signed, written report (LDSS 2221A Report of Suspected Child Abuse or Maltreatment Microsoft Word LDSS 2221A must be filed by mandated reporters within 48 hours of an oral report. You should submit written reports to the appropriate local child protective service.


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Mandated reporters are required to make a referral to the DCF Hotline as soon as practical but no later than 12 hours after the mandated reporter becomes aware of or suspects abuse/neglect or imminent risk of serious harm to a child or children.


The Best Traps Workout For Men â Focusing On The Overall Mass And Shape Of The Muscle
Developing The Traps Muscles. To me, good trap muscles are not too bulky but they are tall and have a good cut where they meet the shoulders. When you think of a guy with tall traps you can picture him having a shape almost like a kite if you combine his trap muscles with his lats.o me, the best traps workout will focus not only on size but also on the shape of the muscle. Itâs one thing to get big traps, but itâs another to build well shaped & defined traps â it takes a combo of both mass and definition.


Trapezius Muscle Pain: End Burning Shoulder Pain with Self-Massage
The trap muscles are the only muscles which can lift the outside of your shoulders to create a âshrugâ. They move the head and neck toward the shoulder of the other side. The middle of the muscles pull the shoulder blades together, while the lower draw the shoulder blades downward. And remember to do your trap stretches. 2  Breastfeeding a baby with your shoulders hunched forward and the weight of the baby in your arms can cause trapezius muscle pain. 3  Check your posture and bring your shoulders back. 4  Do side-lying whenever possible.


Do girls find guys more attractive with large trapezius muscles?
show more I'm a 20yr old guy who lifts weights for fun. I was wondering to you girls out there if you think that guys with large trap muscles are more attractive then if they were smaller In case you don't know trap muscles are the ones perpendicular to your neck that many people mistaken as shoulder muscles.I... was wondering to you girls out there if you think that guys with large trap muscles are more attractive then if they were smaller.


Trapezius Muscle Pain: End Burning Shoulder Pain with Self-Massage
Trapezius Muscle Pain: My Aching Shoulders! Your trapezius muscles are some of the first to bother you when you are under stress. They ache and burn from the base of your skull to between your shoulder blades. The good news is that they are relatively easy to massage. And remember to do your trap stretches. 2  Breastfeeding a baby with your shoulders hunched forward and the weight of the baby in your arms can cause trapezius muscle pain. 3  Check your posture and bring your shoulders back. 4  Do side-lying whenever possible.


The Best Traps Workout For Men â Focusing On The Overall Mass And Shape Of The Muscle
1 Traps push-ups â Great to work the entire trap muscle. 2  Think of a pushup, but instead of your hands on the floor, put your entire forearm down. 3  When it comes time to push, use your back and push through your elbows and forearms.4  This seems easy at first but youâll feel your traps working.o me, the best traps workout will focus not only on size but also on the shape of the muscle. Itâs one thing to get big traps, but itâs another to build well shaped & defined traps â it takes a combo of both mass and definition.


Here's what you need to know...
Let's take a look at what the traps are really meant for and figure out a better way to train them. Gym novices who are just learning how to operate a barbell will get a lot of trap stimulation from deadlift variations, rows and pulldowns, cleans, and overhead presses, assuming they do these exercises.mphasizing the lower traps rather than the upper isn't about working a fictional muscle within a muscle like the lower biceps or inner chest. It's about respecting the way the muscle was built to function and training it accordingly.


Here's what you need to know...
You need to give the lower traps plenty of attention. The lower traps are actually essential for joint health, strength and performance, posture, and overall appearance. The trapezius is more than just a narrow slab of meat running from one shoulder to your neck and down to your other shoulder.mphasizing the lower traps rather than the upper isn't about working a fictional muscle within a muscle like the lower biceps or inner chest. It's about respecting the way the muscle was built to function and training it accordingly.


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Check out these popular fitness traps, and get the lowdown on healthy exercise. Fitness Trap #1: Exercise to Lose Weight. You may see a bunch of twigs walking down the runway, but in real life, girls gain weight in their teens.This is normal. Raising Confident Girls How to encourage confidence and boost self-esteem in your daughter. 2  Before Her First Period Moms, here's what girls really need to know about menstruation. 3  Slideshow: From Girl to Woman See slides about how a girlâs body changes in so many ways during puberty.


Do girls find guys more attractive with large trapezius muscles?
I was wondering to you girls out there if you think that guys with large trap muscles are more attractive then if they were smaller. was wondering to you girls out there if you think that guys with large trap muscles are more attractive then if they were smaller.


Do Girls Really Give a Shit About Muscles?
Not surprisingly, when women are polled they most often respond with the beach muscles; arms, abs, and chest. A large number of women also seem to like a man with a great ass. The problem is peopleâs behavior in real if life is not dictated by how they respond to polls and questionnaires.ot surprisingly, when women are polled they most often respond with the beach muscles; arms, abs, and chest. A large number of women also seem to like a man with a great ass. The problem is peopleâs behavior in real if life is not dictated by how they respond to polls and questionnaires.


Hurricane Andrew
In Miami-Dade County alone, damage was originally estimated at $25 billion (1992 USD). Several hours later, the hurricane emerged over the Gulf of Mexico at Category 4 strength, with the Gulf Coast of the United States in its projected path.


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Throughout its path, Andrew left 65 dead and $26 billion in damage (1992 USD, $44.4 billion 2017 USD); it is currently the fifth costliest hurricane in Atlantic hurricane history, (third when adjusted for 2017 monetary standards, behind Hurricane Katrina and Sandy), in 1992 monetary damages it is behind only hurricanes Katrina and Wilma in 2005, Ike ...


Destruction at dawn: What Hurricane Andrew did to South Florida 25 years ago
President Bush came to Miami for a firsthand look at a hurricane expected to cost more than Hugo. Andrew's eye hit shore near Florida City, 25 miles south of downtown Miami, at 4:52 a.m., descending with wind gusts up to 168 miles per hour.


Hurricane Andrew: 20 Facts You May Have Forgotten (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
Hurricane Andrew made the record books. It was the third strongest hurricane to hit the country in the 20th century, in company with the Florida Keys 1935 Hurricane, and Hurricane Camille in 1969. For the state of Florida, Andrew was the strongest hurricane to hit the state in 30 years.


Hurricane Andrew's Legacy: 'Like A Bomb' In Florida
For Miami, it wasn't the big one. That core of the hurricane in Andrew did not go over Miami Beach, the city of Miami, the port of Miami, Miami International Airport, he says. It was well south of there. As a small Category 5 hurricane, Andrew was not the worst storm ever to hit South Florida.


Hurricane Andrew's Legacy: 'Like A Bomb' In Florida
Twenty years ago, one of the strongest hurricanes ever to hit the U.S. changed the face of South Florida. Hurricane Andrew wiped out communities south of Miami, killing 15 people when it struck in 1992. Dozens more died from injuries stemming from the storm and its aftermath.


Medicare Part D - Frequently Asked Questions
Sign up for a Medicare Advantage Plan or a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan. Your Medicare coverage begins 24 months after you get Social Security or Railroad Retirement Board (RRB) disability benefits.


What is Open Enrollment?
What you can do during the Open Enrollment Period (OEP): Anyone who has (or is signing up for) Medicare Parts A or B can join or drop a Part D prescription drug plan. Anyone with Original Medicare (Parts A & B) can switch to a Medicare Advantage plan.


Medicare Part D - Frequently Asked Questions
Each year, you have a chance to make changes to your Medicare Advantage or Medicare prescription drug coverage for the following year. There are 2 separate enrollment periods each year. expand icon Open Enrollment Period for Medicare Advantage and Medicare prescription drug coverage.


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If you sign up for a Medicare Advantage Plan during this time, you can drop that plan any time during the next 12 months and go back to Original Medicare. expand icon I do not have Medicare Part A coverage, and I enrolled in Medicare Part B during the Part B General Enrollment Period (January 1âMarch 31).


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Featured Expert. Now that weâre well into Medicareâs annual open enrollment period (which runs through Dec. 7), itâs a crucial time for two types of people. Those approaching their 65th birthday should start boning up on the essentials of Medicare. Itâs imperative to make the best decision from the start.


What is Open Enrollment?
What is Open Enrollment? The Medicare Open Enrollment Period is an annual period of time (October 15 through December 7) when current Medicare users can choose to re-evaluate part of their Medicare coverage (their Medicare Advantage and/or Part D plan) and compare it against all the other plans on the market.


Medicare Open Enrollment: 9 Questions And Answers
By Diane Omdahl, Next Avenue Contributor. Now that weâre well into Medicareâs annual open enrollment period (which runs through Dec. 7), itâs a crucial time for two types of people. Those approaching their 65th birthday should start boning up on the essentials of Medicare. Itâs imperative to make the best decision from the start.


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The Assessment section first addresses psychiatric and psychological evaluations. 1  Although the. disciplines of psychiatry and psychology differ in training and expertise in some ways, in Pennsylvania. both psychiatrists and psychologists can serve as âprescribersâ of community-based behavioral health. services.


DoD Directive 8570.01 Certification Requirements
DoD Directive 8570.01 Certification Requirements. DoD Directive 8570.01 Certification Requirements. DoD 8570 requires two certifications for compliance, an approved IA certification based on your assigned IAT level and a Computing Environment (CE) certification based on the equipment and software you work with for your primary duties.


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The written summary of a time-specific, face-to-face interview describes the childâs. interactions/relationship with you and any other participating adults. It also describes the childâs. unique thoughts and wishes, along with other formal mental status categories. It is only by.


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To assist the evaluator in recommending individualized services and natural supports. consistent with CASSP Principles, which support the childâs remaining in the natural. family or elsewhere in the community, when possible, or the childâs successful return to. the community.


Become a Licensed Adjuster!
Our Classroom Texas All-Lines Adjuster Licensing Course and Xactimate 28 Training are taught by an instructor that has 24 years of Claims Experience. Our goal is to provide you with the tools and resources that you need in order to become a valued Staff or Independent Claims Professional!


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Behavioral or mental health refers to how we think, feel, and act in order to face lifeâs situations. It is how we look at ourselves, our lives and the people we know and care about. Like physical health, behavioral or mental health is important at every stage of life.


Become a Licensed Adjuster!
The Adjuster School is committed to providing you with the training, tools, and resources to become a successful Independent or Staff Adjuster. All of our classes are thorough, comprehensive, and reasonably priced.


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For assistance with behavioral and mental health needs contact the service provider for your county. A description is provided below of types of services that are available through behavioral and mental health service providers in Arkansas. A directory of service providers is also included.


How Much Training is Needed for an IL Concealed Carry Permit?
Next, Take the State-Approved IL Concealed Carry Training Course. Once you have obtained your FOID, or if you already have a valid one, you can then register for the Illinois Concealed Carry course. This is the CCL permit class that needs to be taken in order for you to legally carry a concealed pistol anywhere in IL, Chicago, the suburbs etc. The course curriculum was developed by the IL State Police and consists of 16 hours of training, divided into two distinct sections.