Why are milk prices plummeting?
Tweet. Dairy farmers are in deep trouble. Milk prices have fallen by half since last year, dropping to a 30-year low. Consumption has fallen in light of the slowing world economy and now there is a huge milk surplus, or so the âexpertsâ tell us.


Why are milk prices plummeting?
Milk prices have fallen by half since last year, dropping to a 30-year low. Consumption has fallen in light of the slowing world economy and now there is a huge milk surplus, or so the âexpertsâ tell us.


Are Milk Prices Too Low?
I'd like prices to stay where they are.. The plummeting price of milk has emerged as one of the few bright spots for consumers in a prolonged recession. Since last year, prices have dropped more than 20 percent, from a nationwide average of $3.89 per gallon in August 2008 to just $2.98. null.


How low could milk prices go?
The monthly Class III milk futures price shows cycle high and low prices since 1996. When looking at past price history of a commodity, it is often debated that fundamental factors have changed in a given market, thus the patterns of the past are not relevant.


Low Milk Prices, Glutted Market Put Strain on Dairy Farmers
An increase in milk production combined with sharply lower exports and declining sales of fresh milk have combined to depress milk prices paid to farmers from a 2014 high of about $28 per hundred pounds â about 9 gallons â to below $18 this spring.


Plunge In Milk Prices Stresses Dairy Farmers
Plunge In Milk Prices Stresses Dairy Farmers. Tweet. Milk prices that were at record-high levels in 2014 have abruptly plunged this winter, bringing new economic pressures on the region's dairy farmers. Milk prices that exceeded $24 per 100 lbs.


Plunge In Milk Prices Stresses Dairy Farmers
Milk prices that were at record-high levels in 2014 have abruptly plunged this winter, bringing new economic pressures on the region's dairy farmers.


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1 E70.0 is a billable/specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis for reimbursement purposes. 2  Reimbursement claims with a date of service on or after Oct 1, 2015 require the use of ICD-10-CM codes.  This is the American ICD-10-CM version of E70.0. Other international ICD-10 versions may differ.


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1 E70.0 is a billable/specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis for reimbursement purposes.  Reimbursement claims with a date of service on or after Oct 1, 2015 require the use of ICD-10-CM codes.


LICENSE FOR USE OF PHYSICIANS' CURRENT PROCEDURAL TERMINOLOGY, FOURTH EDITION (CPT)
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2016 Billable/Specific Code. 1  E70.0 is a billable/specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis for reimbursement purposes.  Reimbursement claims with a date of service on or after Oct 1, 2015 require the use of ICD-10-CM codes.


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2016 ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code E70.0. Classical phenylketonuria. 1  E70.0 is a billable/specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis for reimbursement purposes.  Reimbursement claims with a date of service on or after Oct 1, 2015 require the use of ICD-10-CM codes.


Laryngeal Cancer Treatment (Adult) (PDQÂ®)âPatient Version
The three parts of the larynx are the supraglottis (including the epiglottis), the glottis (including the vocal cords), and the subglottis. Most laryngeal cancers form in squamous cells, the thin, flat cells lining the inside of the larynx. Laryngeal cancer is a type of head and neck cancer.


Overview of Laryngeal Disorders
When a mirror is held in the back of a patientâs mouth, the vocal cords can often be seen and checked for disorders, such as contact ulcers, polyps, nodules, paralysis, and cancer. Paralysis may affect one (unilateral) or both vocal cords (bilateralânot shown).


Gross Anatomy
Cavities of the larynx. The laryngeal central cavity is tubular in shape and lined with mucosa. The superior aspect of the cavity (laryngeal inlet) opens into the pharynx, inferior and posterior to the tongue. The inferior aspect of the cavity is continuous with the lumen of the trachea.


Larynx
The laryngeal skeleton consists of six cartilages: three single (epiglottic, thyroid and cricoid) and three paired (arytenoid, corniculate, and cuneiform). The hyoid bone is not part of the larynx, though the larynx is suspended from the hyoid.


laryngeal
Plural larynges (lÉ-rÄn'jÄz) or larynxes. The upper part of the trachea in most vertebrate animals, containing the vocal cords. The walls of the larynx are made of cartilage. Sound is produced by air passing through the larynx on the way to the lungs, causing the walls of the larynx to vibrate. The pitch of the sound that is produced can be altered by the pull of muscles, which changes the tension of the vocal cords.


Overview of Laryngeal Disorders
For removal of a foreign body via the Heimlich maneuver, see Clearing and Opening the Upper Airway. Most laryngeal disorders cause dysphonia, which is impairment of the voice (see The Professional Voice). A persistent change in the voice (eg, > 3 wk) requires visualization of the vocal cords, including their mobility.


Integrated Shipping Management Software for your Microsoft Solution.
Complete integration. Your organization has invested time and money into business systems and software that work for you. For that reason, Logicor developed LogiCOM, an integration tool that easily and seamlessly connects GlobalShip to your existing business solutions.


Savannah shipyard auctioned for nearly $18 million
(Global Ship Systems) didn't make it, but there's a lot of opportunity in the industry, Kohn said. There's a shortage of shipyard capacity (in Savannah) and this will be a very valuable asset for someone who wants to buy it.. Kohn said companies have contacted him and are interested in purchasing the property.


Integrated Shipping Management Software for your Microsoft Solution.
2.1.0.3 Shipping solutions, both domestic and international for multiple modes and carriers. 2.1.0.4 Logistics management for all carriers that simplifies processes and reduces cost. 2.1.0.5 Supply chain management to reduce labor costs and improve customer service.


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If you'd like the Global Shipping Program to override your shipping exclusions for eligible listings, you can set that up in My eBay or Seller Hub. To override shipping exclusions on all listings: Go to My eBay > Account > Site Preferences, or Seller Hub > Overview > Shortcuts. Click Site Preferences.


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Once you print a shipping label or upload the tracking number, we generate a global tracking number for you. This global tracking number appears on the label and on the Order details page and allows you to track the package from the time you ship it to the time it reaches your buyer.


HC2 Buys Global Marine Systems
Subsea World News. HC2 Buys Global Marine Systems. HC2 Holdings, Inc. has acquired Bridgehouse Marine Limited (Bridgehouse), the parent holding company of Global Marine Systems Limited (Global Marine). Global Marineâs Cable Retriever, a purpose designed, all stern working cable ship.


Global Ship Lease
Global Ship Lease. Global Ship Lease (GSL) is a containership lessor, publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange since August 15, 2008 - ticker: GSL. We are a Marshall Islands Corporation with administrative offices in London, owning a fleet of high quality, well-maintained containerships that are leased out under fixed-rate time charters.


Savannah shipyard auctioned for nearly $18 million
The Coast Guard Cutter Pomano, an 87-foot coastal patrol boat based in the New Orleans area, was serviced at Global Ship System. Property and assets of Global Ship Systems, a longtime shipyard on the Savannah River, were sold at auction Wednesday for $17.95 million in front of the Chatham County Courthouse.


Integrated Shipping Management Software for your Microsoft Solution.
Integrated shipping management for your Microsoft solution. GlobalShip delivers an enterprise-wide, multi-carrier shipping system that provides significant cost benefits while integrating seamlessly with your existing warehouse and Microsoft networking solutions.


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1 Deal out seven piles with five cards in each. 2  All of the cards should be face up. 3  All of the other cards should be placed face down in the reserve deck. 4  Flip over the top card of the reserve deck. 5  You will then try to play any of the face up cards from the seven piles on the card you have flipped from the reserve deck.


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I Doubt It. For 3 to 13 players. Spoons is a clever card game that can be played by children and adults together. This card game also goes by the names Pig and Tongue, and spoons are not necessary to play those versions of the game.


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The game continues clockwise around the table with players drawing a card from the stock or discard pile, making melds and laying down a card in the discard pile. The first player to get rid of their cards wins the round. Win the entire game by being the first to win five rounds.


Fun Traditional Card Games for Families
3. For 3 to 13 players. Spoons is a clever card game that can be played by children and adults together. This card game also goes by the names Pig and Tongue, and spoons are not necessary to play those versions of the game. More Â».


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Try playing Golf solitaire. This is a variation of solitaire where the object is to play all of the cards placed face up in the seven piles, rather than create four suit stacks. 1  Deal out seven piles with five cards in each. 2  All of the cards should be face up.


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4. Try playing Pyramid solitaire. The object of the game is to remove all of the cards in the pyramid and reserve pile and place them in the discard pile by creating pairs that equal 13 in point value. 1  Deal out 28 cards into the shape of a pyramid, face up.


How to Play Various Poker Games
Cards: Standard deck of 52 cards. How to play: In a two-player game, each player is dealt seven cards. In a game with three or four players, each player is dealt five cards. The rest of the deck goes facedown in a pile, with the top card turned up beside it. This is the discard pile. The player to the left of the dealer discards a card from his hand that matches either the number or suit of the top card in the discard pile. For example, if the card is a five of hearts, he could play any heart or any five.


Fun Traditional Card Games for Families
Here are my picks for the best traditional card games for families, including children 8 and up (and younger in some cases). All of these games can be played with a standard 52-card deck. Bigshots/Digital Vision/Getty Images. For 2 to 4 players.


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Solitaire is a one-player game that can be played on a computer or with standard 52 playing cards. Sometimes the games are impossible to solve, but that's all part of the fun and also explains why the alternative name for this game is Patience.


C ARD G AME R ULES
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Is it a cold sore or a canker sore?
Cold sores are a cluster of blisters that first appear clear then become cloudy. First infection may be inside the mouth, but cold sores generally appear outside the mouth on the lips. Canker sores are gray or white sores surrounded by a red inflamed area.


Is it a cold sore or a canker sore?
HSV-1 generally occurs above the waist (e.g., a cold sore on the lip). HSV-2 generally occurs below the waist (e.g., sexually transmitted sores on the genital area). However, it is possible to have a HSV-1 infection below the waist and vice versa.


Is it a cold sore or a canker sore?
Treatment: There is no cure for cold sores. However, some medications may relieve pain and soften HSV crusts on the skin. These remedies include: 1  Denavir (pencyclovir cream), a topical antiviral cream recently cleared for marketing by the FDA that may decrease the duration of lesion pain and accelerate healing.


Is it a cold sore or a canker sore?
Cold sores typically result from a viral infection called herpes simplex virus (HSV). Cold sore blisters can occur on many different parts of the body but are most common on or around the lips, cheeks, or nose and also (on rare occasions) in the eye.


Cold Sores
When to Seek Medical Care. The very first time someone gets a cold sore (known as the primary attack), the symptoms can be severe. In some people, the first attack of herpes is associated with fever, swollen glands, bleeding gums, and many painful sore(s) around the mouth (gingivostomatitis) and nose. These signs and symptoms may last several days. The sores heal completely in two to six weeks, usually without scarring. Virus can be recovered from the saliva for days after the lesions heal. Because many people acquire the virus early in life, primary herpes usually happens during childhood. If the attack is severe, a doctor should be contacted. The doctor may prescribe medications that can shorten the attack, preferably during the prodrome. These medications are most effective if taken early in the attack. Difficulty in eating and drinking may lead to dehydration, which may also require medical attention.


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Excess fat in the liver appears to be one of the first places the body turns to for this added fuel. Your doctor will determine the best diet for shrinking your liver, and how long you need to be on the diet for the surgery to be successful.


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Bariatric Surgery May Reduce Fatty Liver. Reducing the size of your liver is often a requirement of most bariatric surgeons. It may seem ironic in some ways, as weight loss surgery itself may be one of the few cures for fatty liver disease.


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Over time, the culmination of these changes in the liver eventually leads to cirrhosis. When liver cirrhosis progresses, the liver itself becomes hardened and it will shrink in size while the surface becomes uneven. Liver function deterioration and portal vein hypertension are the main causes of pathogenesis. Clinically, there are two stages in liver cirrhosis, compensated and de-compensated. In the compensated stage, disease progression is stealthy and shows very few noticeable symptoms.


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How to Shrink Your Liver Before Weight Loss Surgery. Obesity causes significant stress and damage to the body. From diabetes to sleep apnea to heart disease, there are dozens of changes that obesity makes to the body that can affect your health and potentially reduce your lifespan.


Cirrhosis
This often causes the liver cells to swell, and this process is called inflammation. As the liver tries to repair itself, it can form scar tissue. Cirrhosis means that large areas of the liver have become badly scarred -- usually permanently. This causes the liver to shrink and harden. Scar tissue cannot do what healthy liver tissue does -- make protein, help fight infections, clean the blood, help digest food, and store energy for when you need it. Scar tissue also blocks the normal flow of blood through the liver.


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The liver enlarges due to an obesity-related disease known as âFatty Liverâ. This is when fat accumulates in the liver and the liver struggles with inflammation. Though it is not entirely clear what causes fatty liver disease in obese patients, it is believed to be caused by insulin resistance during obesity.


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Before your weight loss surgery, you will be given a pre-operative diet. This diet is specifically used to shrink the liver before weight loss surgery. These pre-op diets may last anywhere from 2 or more weeks. They consist of eating meals that are high in protein, but low in calories, carbohydrates, and fats.


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New symptoms and physical signs such as spider moles, liver palms, liver shrinkage, jaundice, edema, ascites, and low grad fever could start to show and at this point, the cirrhosis starts to enter the de-compensated stage.


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Why Do You Need to Shrink Your Liver Before Weight Loss Surgery? Bariatric surgeons have decades of experience with complicated weight loss surgery procedures. But there is one issue that can quickly make weight loss surgery challenging, and that is caused by the enlarged liver. When you struggle with the fatty liver disease, your enlarged liver, and the surrounding tissue may block the view for the surgeon, and may also get in the way of the bariatric surgery tools.


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Liver Cirrhosis Overview Cirrhosis is a prognosis of various liver diseases and it is the final stage of liver fibrosis. However, not all chronic liver diseases will advance to cirrhosis. For example, only about 20 to 25% of chronic hepatitis C patients will advance to the cirrhosis stage and it usually takes many years to do so.


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Double vision, or diplopia, is a symptom to take seriously. Some causes of diplopia are relatively minor, but others need urgent medical attention. WebMD takes a look at the causes, symptoms, and treatments of double vision.f a muscle in one eye is weak, that eye can't move smoothly with the healthy eye. Gazing in directions controlled by the weak muscle causes double vision. Muscle problems can result from several causes: 1  Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune illness that blocks the stimulation of muscles by nerves inside the head.


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Double vision, also known as Diplopia, is the simultaneous perception of two images of a single object-the patient sees two images of a single thing either all the time, or some of the time. The displacement may be horizontally, vertically or diagonally.ouble vision, which is sometimes confused with blurred vision, as mentioned above, is when the individual sees two images of a single object. Blurred vision is a single unclear image, while double vision is the perception of two images, when there is only one. Double vision affects people in different ways.


Glossary
Introduction. Double vision (medically known as diplopia) is seeing two images of a single object. The two images may be one on top of the other, side by side, or a mix of both.Double vision may be constant, it may come and go, or it may only occur when you're looking in a particular direction.f your eye muscles or nerves are damaged, the muscles may not be able to control your eyes properly and you may develop double vision. Your eye muscles can also be weakened as a result of a health condition, or your eyes may not be aligned properly.


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The cause of your double vision depends on whether your double vision is coming from one eye (monocular) or both eyes (binocular). This also affects which treatment you receive. Treatment ranges from special glasses and eye exercises, to surgery to remove a cataract.f your eye muscles or nerves are damaged, the muscles may not be able to control your eyes properly and you may develop double vision. Your eye muscles can also be weakened as a result of a health condition, or your eyes may not be aligned properly.


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What is Diplopia. Diplopia is double vision caused by a defective function of the extraocular muscles or a disorder of the nerves that innervate (stimulate) the muscles. The images seen by the two eyes are fused into a single picture by the brain.hat is Diplopia. Diplopia is double vision caused by a defective function of the extraocular muscles or a disorder of the nerves that innervate (stimulate) the muscles. The images seen by the two eyes are fused into a single picture by the brain.


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Double vision can occur by itself with no other symptoms. Depending on the cause, other symptoms may be present with double vision, such as: 1  Misalignment of one or both eyes (a wandering eye or cross-eyed appearance).2  Pain with eye movements in one or both eyes. 3  Pain around the eyes, such as in the temples or eyebrows. 4  Headache.5  Nausea. 6  Weakness in the eyes or anywhere else. If the nerves controlling the eyes are damaged, double vision can result. 2  Guillain-Barre syndrome is a nerve condition that causes progressive weakness. 3  Sometimes, the first symptoms occur in the eyes and cause double vision.


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If you have double vision, your treatment will depend on whether you have double vision in one eye (monocular) or both eyes (binocular), and the underlying cause. Underlying conditions may be treated separately.Read more about the causes of double vision.urgery on your eye muscles. If your double vision is caused by a squint, surgery on your eye muscles can correct the position of your eyes. Any decision to have surgery is made on the basis that the benefit offered by the surgery (usually to align your eyes) is bigger than any risks.


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Now, focus on something unmoving in your field of vision -- a window or a tree. 1  Are the two objects side by side, or is one on top of the other? 2  Are both images clear but simply unaligned with each other? 3  Cover one eye, then uncover it and cover the other. 4  Pretend your field of vision is a clock face. 5  Tilt your head to the right, then to the left. If the nerves controlling the eyes are damaged, double vision can result. 2  Guillain-Barre syndrome is a nerve condition that causes progressive weakness. 3  Sometimes, the first symptoms occur in the eyes and cause double vision.


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Double vision, also known as diplopia, occurs when you see objects duplicated in your vision rather than a single clear representation of each object. Double vision may be temporary or permanent.ouble vision may originate as a problem in one eye or both. Covering one eye eliminates true diplopia, whereas persistence of multiple images with just one eye (monocular diplopia) is usually caused by problems with the eyeâs optical system.


Eye health guide
1 Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune illness that blocks the stimulation of muscles by nerves inside the head. 2  The earliest signs are often double vision and drooping eyelids, or ptosis. 3  Graves' disease is a thyroid condition that affects the muscles of the eyes. 4  Graves' disease commonly causes vertical diplopia.f a muscle in one eye is weak, that eye can't move smoothly with the healthy eye. Gazing in directions controlled by the weak muscle causes double vision. Muscle problems can result from several causes: 1  Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune illness that blocks the stimulation of muscles by nerves inside the head.


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When Elijah and Freya realize that Rebekah may be the target of The Strix's latest plan, they do whatever it takes to protect her. Klaus spends time with Aurora to figure out where her loyalties lie, while a dangerous run-in with a member of The Strix leads Hayley and Marcel to make an unsettling discovery.


Real World  (TV series)
In 2002, MTV also produced a made-for-TV movie The Real World Movie: The Lost Season, ostensibly about a season of The Real World whose cast members are terrorized by a rejected would-be member. In 2008, prior to the airing of the Hollywood season, the first-ever Real World Awards Bash aired on MTV.


Marcel Gerard
I'll See You in Hell or New Orleans. Klaus seeks to take revenge for the taking of his baby, Hope, by Hayley and Jackson whom Elijah also seem to be against Klaus. Meanwhile Davina tries to lead her coven, and seeks help from Freya to bring Kol back. Hope is kidnapped, meanwhile Klaus is hostage at the attic.


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Summer League Top 10 Plays: Malcolm Brogdon. Relive the top 10 plays from Bucks rookie Malcolm Brogdon at the 2016 NBA Summer League is Las Vegas, Nevada. Summer League Top 10 Plays: Thon Maker. Relive the best 10 plays from Bucks rookie Thon Maker at the 2016 NBA Summer League is Las Vegas, Nevada.


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Members of the Milwaukee Bucks âVolunDeersâ partnered up alongside GE Volunteers at its annual Community Service Day.


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Bucks Release 2016-17 Schedule. The Bucks will tip off the season at home for the second straight year when the Charlotte Hornets visit the BMO Harris Bradley Center on Wednesday, Oct. 26th.


Real World  (TV series)
Real World (formerly known as The Real World from 1992 to 2013) is a reality television series on MTV originally produced by Mary-Ellis Bunim and Jonathan Murray.


Real World  (TV series)
In The Route of All Evil, a third-season episode of the animated television series Futurama, the characters watch an episode of The Real World: The Sun. An incredulous Leela remarks on how much a house on the Sun would cost, a reference to the upscale houses in which that the casts on The Real World live.


Real World  (TV series)
First broadcast in 1992, the show, which was inspired by the 1973 PBS documentary series An American Family, is the longest-running program in MTV history and one of the longest-running reality series in history, credited with launching the modern reality TV genre.


Real World  (TV series)
The footage shot during the housematesâ time together was edited into 22-minute episodes for the first 19 seasons, and into 44-minute episodes beginning with The Real World: Hollywood, the series' 20th season.


Airedale Terrier
(Learn how and when to remove these template messages) The Airedale Terrier (often shortened to Airedale), also called Bingley Terrier and Waterside Terrier, is a dog breed of the terrier type that originated in the valley (dale) of the River Aire, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, England.


Frequently Asked Questions About Teacup Yorkies
When the adult size of the teacup yorkie is very important remember, that the older the puppy is, the more accurate the estimated weight of the adult teacup yorkie will be. From a bone structure point of view a teacup yorkie is usually full grown at 6 - 9 months of age.


Why My Giant Yorkie Is Better Than Your Teacup Yorkie
She's a sturdy little dog. I have a one year old son who, despite my best efforts, likes to manhandle our dogs. I also have a very playful lab/shepherd mix, that weighs nearly 90lbs. Ginger loves to play with both of them, and because of her size she's not as fragile as, say a two or three pound dog.


Airedale Terrier
The Airedale is the largest of the British terriers. They weigh 20â30 kilograms (44â66 lb) in fit condition and have a height at the withers of 58â61 centimetres (23â24 in) for males, with females slightly smaller. The American Kennel Club standard specifies a very slightly smaller dog.


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I have a yorkie a shes 16 pounds but she very big bigger than yours. I do not yet have a yorkie but want I want one dearly! Your dog is soooo cute! my lucy has floppy ears, and weighs 12 pounds I have to defend my yorkie because of her size, I just smile and say . Lucy is just big boned  I love her dearly and she is healthy.


Border Terrier
The medium-sized tail is thicker at the base and tapers. Border Terriers have a short, dense, wiry double coat that comes in red, grizzle and tan, blue and tan, or wheaten. There may be a small amount of white on the chest. A dark muzzle is desired in the show ring.


How big do Airedale terriers get?
They can vary in size depending on the sex but my airedale (male) is fully grown and at a height of 65cm down and 100cm accross, but i have seen smaller ones before.


Border Terrier
The Border Terrier is a small, medium-boned sturdy dog. The shoulders and body are narrow. The space between the eyes is relatively wide. The muzzle is short and usually dark, with a slight, moderately broad stop. The nose is black. The teeth are strong with a scissors bite.


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Re: Precise snapping to guides and points, Smart Guides do not work properly! ionutpozitiv Feb 8, 2012 12:55 PM (in response to elturi) Hey guys, do not complain that hard about Illustrator. It is actually one of the most versatile program for working with graphics, vectors and type.


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Snap objects to anchor points and guides. 1  Choose View > Snap To Point. 2  Select the object you want to move, and position the pointer on the exact point you want to align with anchor points and guides. 3  Drag the object to the desired location.


Rulers, grids, and guides
Rulers help you accurately place and measure objects in the illustration window or in an artboard. The point where 0 appears on each ruler is called the ruler origin. Illustrator provides separate rulers for documents and artboards. You can select only one of these rulers at a time.


Precise snapping to guides and points, Smart Guides do not work properly!
Precise snapping to guides and points, Smart Guides do not work properly! I'm an architect and use Illustrator to do detail and presentation plans that need to be very precise. I upgraded to CS5 from Freehand X, due to the fact the in OS Lion, Freehand doesn't work anymore and unfortunatelly finally died.


Rulers, grids, and guides
Snap objects to anchor points and guides. 1  Choose View > Snap To Point. 2  Select the object you want to move, and position the pointer on the exact point you want to align with anchor points and guides. Note: When snapping to a point, the snapping alignment depends on the position of the pointer, not the edges of the dragged object. Drag the object to the desired location.


Rulers, grids, and guides
To snap objects to gridlines, choose View > Snap To Grid, select the object you want to move, and drag it to the desired location. When the objectâs boundaries come within 2 pixels of a gridline, it snaps to the point. Note: If you choose View > Pixel Preview, Snap To Grid changes to Snap To Pixel. To specify the spacing between gridlines, grid style (lines or dots), grid color, or whether grids appear in the front or back of artwork, choose Edit > Preferences > Guides & Grid (Windows) or Illustrator > Preferences > Guides & Grid (Mac OS).


Rulers, grids, and guides
For saving to legacy versions of Illustrator, the Global rulers remain at the position set in legacy document. Although, the origin point does not move to upper left, the coordinate system changes to fourth quadrant. The change in coordinate system and the ruler origin does not apply to scripting, which allows you to retain old scripts.


Rulers, grids, and guides
Move, delete, or release guides. 1  If guides are locked, select View > Guides > Lock Guides. 2  Do any of the following: To move the guide, drag it or copy it. To delete the guide, press the backspace key (Windows) or the Delete key (Mac OS), or choose Edit > Cut or Edit > Clear.


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1. Re: Precise snapping to guides and points, Smart Guides do not work properly! John Stanowski Aug 24, 2011 1:00 PM (in response to elturi) I second all of that. Reading your post my stomach started to turn because I was once again reminded how ludicrous Adobe Illustrator can be.


Rulers, grids, and guides
Change the unit of measurement. The default unit of measurement in Illustrator is points (a point equals .3528 millimeter). You can change the unit that Illustrator uses for general measurements, strokes, and type. You can override the default unit while entering values in boxes.


leaching
Popular Terms. Natural process by which water soluble substances (such as calcium, fertilizers, pesticides) are washed out from soil or wastes. These leached out chemicals (called leachites) cause pollution of surface and sub-surface water.


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Yes, leached is in the scrabble dictionary
Sentence Examples with Leached Nutrients like calcium that are leached by the pop to counter act its effects, weakening our bones. 0 | 0 | Some of the toys were also left outside in the elements to see if older toys leached more chemicals. 0 | 0 | Write your own sentence example for Leached and get creative, maybe even funny. Your Word Lists


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Learn the definition of leached. Is leached in the scrabble dictionary? Yes, leached can be played in scrabble.


leaching
Use 'leaching' in a Sentence The corporation's lawyers argued that its toxic waste disposal practices were safe and environmentally friendly but conservationists produced evidence that clearly showed dangerous chemicals leaching out from contaminated soil beds.


leaching
Use 'leaching' in a Sentence. 1  The corporation's lawyers argued that its toxic waste disposal practices were safe and environmentally friendly but conservationists produced evidence that clearly showed dangerous chemicals leaching out from contaminated soil beds.


leachÂ·ing
leaching The washing or dissolving out of a substance by contact with a percolating fluid. leaching the process of dissolving and removing nutrients from soil, or minerals from rock, by the percolation of water. Certain bacteria are able to help in the solubilization of metals from their ores; such bacterial leaching is carried out commercially to recover metals such as copper and uranium. leachÂ·ing (lÄch'ing)


leaching
Definition of leaching: Natural process by which water soluble substances (such as calcium, fertilizers, pesticides) are washed out from soil or wastes. These leached out chemicals (called leachites) cause pollution of ...


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Looking for online definition of leaching in the Medical Dictionary? leaching explanation free. What is leaching? Meaning of leaching medical term. What does leaching mean?


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Search to find any definition and meaning of a word at the-definition.com online dictionary What does mean by leached | leached definition | Online Dictionary and Definition. Search to find any definition and meaning of a word at the-definition.com online dictionary Definition


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Lesson Summary. Intermolecular forces are the forces that exist between molecules. Although weaker than intramolecular forces, they are still strong enough to have effects on boiling point, melting point, evaporation, and solubility of substances.


Intermolecular Forces
The hydrogen atom bonds to an unshared pair of electrons in the electronegative atom to form a hydrogen bond. Water's relatively high boiling point can be attributed to its hydrogen bonds. The weakest intermolecular forces are between nonpolar molecules. In an atom or molecule, the electrons are in continuous motion. As a result, at any instant, the electron distribution may be slightly uneven, creating very weak dipoles.


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For a given intermolecular bond strength, the higher the temperature, the more likely the substance will be a gas. The kinetic theory assumes that there is no force of attraction between the particles in a gas. If this assumption were correct, gases would never condense to form liquids and solids at low temperatures.


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The dipole-dipole interaction in HCl is relatively weak; only 3.3 kJ/mol. (The covalent bonds between the hydrogen and chlorine atoms in HCl are 130 times as strong.) The force of attraction between HCl molecules is so small that hydrogen chloride boils at -85.0 o C. Dipole-Induced Dipole Forces.


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Learn the different intermolecular bonds (including hydrogen bonding, dipole-dipole and ion-dipole forces), their strengths, and their effects on properties, such as boiling and melting points, solubility, and evaporation.


Hydrogen Bonding, Dipole-Dipole & Ion-Dipole Forces: Strong Intermolecular Forces
Intermolecular Forces. Intermolecular forces are the forces that exist between molecules. Don't confuse these with intramolecular forces, which are the strong forces that keep a molecule together. 'Intra' means inside, so these are the inside forces in a molecule.


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The intramolecular bonds that hold the atoms in H 2 O molecules together are almost 25 times as strong as the intermolecular bonds between water molecules. (It takes 464 kJ/mol to break the H--O bonds within a water molecule and only 19 kJ/mol to break the bonds between water molecules.).


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Best Answer: Henri Matisse had a daughter, Marguerite, born in 1894 with Caroline Joblau, but they were not married. In 1898 he married Amelie AmÃ©lie Noellie parayre and they had two, Sons, jean born in, 1899 And, pierre born in. 1900


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Matisse married in 1898 and visited London, England, in the same year to study. On his return to Paris he attended classes at the Academie AcadÃ©mie, carriere carriÃ¨re where He Met (andreâandrÃ©). Derain 1880 1954 matisse created his first. sculptures in 1899


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Best Answer: Henri Matisse had a daughter, Marguerite, born in 1894 with Caroline Joblau, but they were not married. In 1898 he married Amelie AmÃ©lie Noellie parayre and they had two, Sons, jean born in, 1899 And, pierre born in. 1900(source): s://http.www.famouspainter/com.henri. htm


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Henri Emile Benoit BenoÃ®t matisse was born in a, tiny tumbledown'weaver s cottage on the rue Du Chene chÃªne arnaud in the textile Town Of-Le cateau cambresis cambrÃ©sis'at eight o clock in the evening on the last night, of The year (31 December-1869 le cateau cambresis cambrÃ©sis is in The extreme north Of france). near the belgian border


Henri Matisse Biography
Matisse married in 1898 and visited London, England, in the same year to study. On his return to Paris he attended classes at the Academie AcadÃ©mie, carriere carriÃ¨re where He Met (andreâandrÃ©). Derain 1880 1954 matisse created his first. Sculptures in 1899 from 1900 matisse struggled. financially for years


Who was henri matisse and did he ever have any children or wife.?
Best Answer: Henri Matisse had a daughter, Marguerite, born in 1894 with Caroline Joblau, but they were not married. In 1898 he married Amelie AmÃ©lie Noellie parayre and they had two, Sons, jean born in, 1899 And, pierre born in. 1900(source): s://http.www.famouspainter/com.henri. Htm Be!!! positive


Henri Matisse
In 1898, having ended his relationship with Caroline, Matisse married Amelie Parayre. Moreau died while the couple was abroad for their honeymoon, and Matisse struggled to find another teacher. He was also faced with the challenge of raising three children-he and his wife had two sons, Jean in 1899 and Pierre in 1900.


Matisse, Renoir descendants bring art, stories to Tampa
The Tampa Museum of Art's exhibit of works by 20th-century artist Henri Matisse had barely left Tampa last week when the master's grandson, Pierre Henri Matisse, arrived with his own paintings.


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Childhood and art education. Henri Matisse was born on December 31, 1869, in Le Cateau-Cambresis, CambrÃ©sis. France after the war ofâ1870 71 his family moved To-bohain-En, Vermandois. france


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Henri Matisse was born on December 31, 1869, in Le Cateau-Cambresis, CambrÃ©sis. France after the war ofâ1870 71 his family moved To-bohain-En, Vermandois. France'matisse s father was a corn, merchant his mother an amateur. painter


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Alpha Prefix Importance. Most members with coverage through a Blue Cross Blue Shield Plan are assigned a three letter alpha prefix as a part of their unique identification number.The alpha prefix can easily be identified as it is the first three characters.The alpha prefix is very important to the identification number.refixes are also used to identify and correctly route claims to the appropriate Blue Cross Blue Shield Plan for processing. There are two types of alpha prefixes: plan-specific and account-specific. Plan-Specific alpha prefixes are assigned to each plan.


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BlueCare Direct Select. Below is an updated listing of the products and alpha prefixes used by Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania (BCNEPA), First Priority Health Â® (FPH) and First Priority Life Insurance Company Â® (FPLIC).Prefixes that do not appear in this listing should be considered out-of-area.lueCare Direct Select. Below is an updated listing of the products and alpha prefixes used by Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania (BCNEPA), First Priority Health Â® (FPH) and First Priority Life Insurance Company Â® (FPLIC).


Alpha Prefix Importance
Alpha Prefix Importance. Most members with coverage through a Blue Cross Blue Shield Plan are assigned a three letter alpha prefix as a part of their unique identification number. The alpha prefix can easily be identified as it is the first three characters.The alpha prefix is very important to the identification number.ost members with coverage through a Blue Cross Blue Shield Plan are assigned a three letter alpha prefix as a part of their unique identification number. The alpha prefix can easily be identified as it is the first three characters. The alpha prefix is very important to the identification number.


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Medical Policy and Pre-certification/Pre-authorization Information for Out-of-Area Members. To view the out-of-area Blue Plan's medical policy or general pre-certification/pre-authorization information, please select the type of information requested, enter the first three.letters of the member's identification number on the Blue Cross Blue Shield ID card, and click GO.edical Policy and Pre-certification/Pre-authorization Information for Out-of-Area Members. To view the out-of-area Blue Plan's medical policy or general pre-certification/pre-authorization information, please select the type of information requested, enter the first three.


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* Guest members do not have an alpha prefix. They are identified by âGuest Memberâ on their health plan ID card.** We cannot accept Guest Membership claims electronically. They must be sent hard copy. Revised: August 1, 2006 An Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.hey are identified by âGuest Memberâ on their health plan ID card. ** We cannot accept Guest Membership claims electronically. They must be sent hard copy. Revised: August 1, 2006 An Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.


Alpha Prefix Importance
1 Do not omit or randomly select an alpha prefix. 2  Do not substitute another Blue Cross Blue Shield Memberâs prefix. 3  Include the alpha prefix and all alpha numeric characters preceding the alpha prefix on all correspondence and claims submitted to Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas.ost members with coverage through a Blue Cross Blue Shield Plan are assigned a three letter alpha prefix as a part of their unique identification number. The alpha prefix can easily be identified as it is the first three characters. The alpha prefix is very important to the identification number.


Alpha Prefix Importance
The prefix acts as a key element in confirming the membersâ eligibility and coverage information. Prefixes are also used to identify and correctly route claims to the appropriate Blue Cross Blue Shield Plan for processing. There are two types of alpha prefixes: plan-specific and account-specific.Plan-Specific alpha prefixes are assigned to each plan.refixes are also used to identify and correctly route claims to the appropriate Blue Cross Blue Shield Plan for processing. There are two types of alpha prefixes: plan-specific and account-specific. Plan-Specific alpha prefixes are assigned to each plan.


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To view Blue Plans' medical policy or general pre-certification/pre-authorization information, please select the type of information requested, enter the first three letters of the member's identification number on the Blue Cross Blue Shield ID card, and click GO.o view Blue Plans' medical policy or general pre-certification/pre-authorization information, please select the type of information requested, enter the first three letters of the member's identification number on the Blue Cross Blue Shield ID card, and click GO.


The Health Exhibit
Blue Cross Prefix List â Verified. Below are the BC/BS/Anthem prefixes weâve verified by calling the 800 number. (If you canât find what youâre looking for, try the non-verified list of prefixes.). AAU California. ADE Illinois. ADH Delaware. ADL Ohio. AET California.lue Cross Prefix List â Verified. Below are the BC/BS/Anthem prefixes weâve verified by calling the 800 number. (If you canât find what youâre looking for, try the non-verified list of prefixes.


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Do not add or omit any characters from the member IDnumbers.Alpha Prefix. Page: 7 of 43 The BlueCardÂ® Program Provider Manual May 2010Â© 2010 Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association The âPPO in a suitcaseâlogo may appear in thelower right corner of theI.D. card.The three-characteralpha prefix.age: 7 of 43 The BlueCardÂ® Program Provider Manual May 2010Â© 2010 Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association The âPPO in a suitcaseâlogo may appear in thelower right corner of theI.D. card.The three-characteralpha prefix.


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Migration of these legacy. applications can be troublesome due to poor documentation and a changing. workforce. Estimating the cost of such projects is nontrivial. Expert estimation. is the most common method, but the method is heavily relying on the. experience, knowledge, and intuition of the estimator. The use of a. complementary estimation method can increase the accuracy of the assessment.


CIOs make the tough call on legacy systems
For example, NSM last year acquired a company with a custom back-office system developed in COBOL in the 1990s. The legacy system did the work the acquired company needed, but it required a niche firm to maintain it at a significant cost and, moving forward, it couldn't handle NSM's business requirements. The system would have to go.


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In many cases, this cost is comparable to the cost of IT equipment that a rack is likely to contain over the. data center lifetime. Approximately half of the lifetime per rack TCO of $120K is capital expense, and half is. operating expense. These costs break down into categories as shown in Figure 2.


The Case for Legacy Technology: Beyond New vs. Old
by Greg Enriquez. The information technology arena thrives on the notion that newer is better. Many aspects of modern IT are certainly far superior to technology used to build systems 10, 20, or 30 years ago. Yet many of those old legacy systems remain in use today, and often have years of productive life ahead of them.


CIOs Seek Ways to Replace Legacy Systems
Delaware CIO Jim Sills said the stateâs top 11 mainframe systems average more than 20 years old and nearly half of those systems need to be replaced. Supporting those systems is difficult because the technology is old and so are the people who know how to maintain them.


Issues and Challenges Facing Legacy Systems
Despite the availability of more cost-effective technology, about 80% of IT systems are running on legacy platforms. International Data Corp. estimates that 200 billion lines of legacy code are still in use today on more than 10,000 large mainframe sites.


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The end result of this would be that the algorithmic formula used in the model. would have a probability distribution indicating the probable cost range of the project. rather than a specific mean value. This, in combination with the ArchiMate language, provides a strong basis for using the P2AMF for cost estimation.


CIOs Seek Ways to Replace Legacy Systems
With critical government systems reaching the end of the road, CIOs seek replacement strategies. / November 15, 2011. Kristin Russell, CIO, Colorado Stephen Collector. Former Oracle executive Kristin Russell used to be in charge of all the companyâs data centers and worldwide computer operations. She was accustomed to technology being replaced every three to five years, a norm in the private sector.


Issues and Challenges Facing Legacy Systems
Driving the need for change is the cost versus the business value of legacy systems, which according to some industry polls represent as much as 85-90% of an IT budget for operation and maintenance. Monolithic legacy architectures are antitheses to modern distributed and layered architectures.


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Consider the case of two data centers, each 100kW capacity and built identically; in one case the data. center is fully utilized to 100% of the space and power capability; and in the other case the data center has. only a single rack with 2kW of Information Technology equipment. While the cash cost of operating these. two facilities over their lifetime is comparable, the useful return on that investment is totally different. In the. totally utilized case, the TCO of the data center is spread over a large amount of Information Technology. equipment providing useful services.


Stress Symptoms
Stress can affect all aspects of your life, including your emotions, behaviors, thinking ability, and physical health. No part of the body is immune. But, because people handle stress differently, symptoms of stress can vary. Symptoms can be vague and may be the same as those caused by medical conditions. So it is important to discuss them with your doctor. You may experience any of the following symptoms of stress.


Which parts of the human body can be affected by stress?
Best Answer: 1 is the brain which can effect other things that can cause the shakes, head aches, high blood pressure, impotence and effect skin disorders like eczema.


Stress Symptoms
Some people are better able to handle stress than others. And, not all stress is bad. In small doses, stress can help you accomplish tasks and prevent you from getting hurt. For example, stress is what gets you to slam on the breaks to avoid hitting the car in front of you.


Chronic Stress Can Damage Brain Structure and Connectivity
Chronic stress decreases the number of stem cells that mature into neurons and might provide an explanation for how chronic stress also affects learning and memory, according to the researchers. âUsually the brain doesnât make much oligodendrocytes in adulthood from those neural stem cells,â according to Kaufer.


Chronic Stress Can Damage Brain Structure and Connectivity
It has long been established that stress-related illnesses, such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) trigger changes in brain structure, including differences in the volume of gray matter versus white matter, as well as the and size and connectivity of the amygdala.


Chronic Stress Can Damage Brain Structure and Connectivity
The âstress hormoneâ cortisol is believed to create a domino effect that hard-wires pathways between the hippocampus and amygdala in a way that might create a vicious cycle by creating a brain that becomes predisposed to be in a constant state of fight-or-flight.


Chronic Stress Can Damage Brain Structure and Connectivity
Neuroscientists have discovered how chronic stress and cortisol can damage the brain. A new study reconfirms the importance of maintaining healthy brain structure and connectivity by reducing chronic stress.


Which parts of the human body can be affected by stress?
Stress can affect every part of your body. muscle aches, head aches, how your hair grows, the texture of your skin, it can affect your menstrual cycle.


Chronic Stress Can Damage Brain Structure and Connectivity
âYouâre creating a brain thatâs either resilient or very vulnerable to mental disease, based on the patterning of white matter you get early in life,â said Kaufer. That said, the structure of your brain is constantly undergoing changes through plasticity. Mindset, behavior, and chronic stress are never fixed.


Modularity
1 In software design, modularity refers to a logical partitioning of the software design that allows complex software to be manageable for the purpose of implementation and maintenance. 2  The logic of partitioning may be based on related functions, implementation considerations, data links, or other criteria.


Modularity
1 In nature, modularity refers to the construction of a cellular organism by joining together standardized units to form larger compositions, as for example, the hexagonal cells in a honeycomb.


Contexts and Dependency Injection for Java 2.0 (CDI 2.0)
Red Hat, the CDI Specification Lead, has just submitted to the JCP a JSR proposal for CDI 2.0. CDI 2.0 would be a major evolution of the current CDI specification, with 2 main focus: Java SE support and modularity. 1  Java SE support: Define the behaviour of CDI in a pure Java SE environment. 2  Modularity: Define a granular, modular CDI model to help other Java EE specifications to better integrate with it.


Contexts and Dependency Injection for Java 2.0 (CDI 2.0)
1 Java SE support: Define the behaviour of CDI in a pure Java SE environment. 2  Modularity: Define a granular, modular CDI model to help other Java EE specifications to better integrate with it. 3  This would also probably be useful when CDI will be used in a pure Java SE context.


Modularity in Java 9: Stacking up with Project Jigsaw, Penrose, and OSGi
I'll discuss factors contributing to the need for a more modular Java architecture, briefly describe and compare the solutions that have been proposed, and introduce the three modularity updates planned for Java 9, including their potential impact on Java development.


Modularity in Java 9: Stacking up with Project Jigsaw, Penrose, and OSGi
This article has been an overview of modularity within the Java platform, including prospects for modularity in Java 9. I explained how long-standing issues like classpath hell contribute to the need for a more modular Java architecture and discussed some of the most recent new modularity features proposed for Java.


Modularity in Java 9: Stacking up with Project Jigsaw, Penrose, and OSGi
Project Jigsaw. Project Jigsaw is the most likely candidate for modularity in Java 9. Jigsaw seeks to use language constructs and environment configurations to define a scalable module system for Java SE. Primary goals of Jigsaw include: 1  Making it very easy to scale the Java SE runtime and the JDK down to small devices.


The Remainder or Modulus Operator in Java
The Remainder or Modulus Operator in Java. Java has one important arithmetical operator you may not be familiar with, % , also known as the modulus or remainder operator. The % operator returns the remainder of two numbers. For instance 10 % 3 is 1 because 10 divided by 3 leaves a remainder of 1. You can use % just as you might use any other more common operator like + or - . Here's the output: Perhaps surprisingly the remainder operator can be used with floating point values as well. It's surprising because you don't normally think of real number division as producing remainders.


Modularity
Modularity is the degree to which a system's components may be separated and recombined. The meaning of the word, however, can vary somewhat by context: 1  In biology, modularity is the concept that organisms or metabolic pathways are composed of modules.


Modularity
1 In biology, modularity is the concept that organisms or metabolic pathways are composed of modules. 2  In construction, modules are a bundle of redundant project components that are produced en masse prior to installation.


12 Tips on What Guitar You Should Buy
That would be a classical guitar. Nylon strings are easier on the fingers than steel strings, so it is much nicer for younger kids. Depending on the size of the child you can also buy a 3/4 size guitar or a 1/2 size guitar. 3 â Starting out. A lot of people have an old classical guitar somewhere up in the attic.


Types of Guitars: Beginners Guide to Buying a Guitar
If you are guitar beginner with a guitar in hand already then I may suggest you check out: 10 Amazing Tips to Learn How to Play the Guitar with Good Technique. All the above will demand a very different type of playing technique and different types of guitars.


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The Epiphone Les Paul 100 is a versatile rock guitar suitable for beginners who love the sounds of hard and classic rock. Featuring two humbucker pickups for beefy rock tones that are thicker and deeper than the Telecaster above, the Epiphone Les Paul 100 is a solid choice for the beginner.


How to Choose the Right Strings for Your Acoustic or Classical Guitar
Acoustic Guitar Strings. Because there are no pickups or amplifiers that contribute to the sound of acoustic guitars, strings have a relatively bigger impact on their overall sound. Thus the composition and gauge of acoustic strings should be carefully considered. The acoustic guitarâs body type is also an important factor.


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Many items on special sale. Before deciding what kind of guitar to buy, you should determine what style of music you would like to play. Each type of guitar, because its material and construction, produces a very different tonal quality and hence is used for different styles of music.


The Best Guitars for Beginners
The Best Guitars for Beginners. How to choose the right acoustic or electric guitar to match the new playerâs musical focus and your budget. If youâre reading this guide, chances are youâre considering purchasing a first guitar for yourself, a friend or a child.


The Best Guitars for Beginners
What follows are the most important ones for beginners to know and understand. Guitars generally have six strings. All guitars have a body (the bulky part), a neck (the long skinny part), and a headstock (located at the far of the neck from the body where the strings attach to tuners).


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This type of guitar's tone quality is bright, brassy, and forceful. It is perfect for folk, country, ragtime, blues, and pop styles. Beginners should use light gauge strings on this guitar for ease of playing because light gauge strings are easier on the fingers.


Alcoholic fermentation by yeast cells
[Lactic acid fermentation by lactic bacteria ]. In brewing, alcoholic fermentation is the conversion of sugar into carbon dioxide gas (CO2) and ethyl alcohol. This process is carried out by yeast cells using a range of enzymes.This is in fact a complex series of conversions that brings about the conversion of sugar to CO2 and alcohol.he overall process of fermentation is to convert glucose sugar (C 6 H 12 O 6) to alcohol (CH 3 CH 2 OH) and carbon dioxide gas (CO 2). The reactions within the yeast cell which make this happen are very complex but the overall process is as follows:


Glucose & Sucrose Fermentation: Carbon Dioxide Production
The carbon dioxide produced can be directly related to the energy produced through fermentation because carbon dioxide is a by-product of ethanol fermentation (Cellular, 54).The control that contained no sugar produced no energy because a source of sugar is required for glycolysis and fermentation to occur.ucrose yielded 9.27 mm of carbon dioxide per minute during fermentation while fructose functioned at a rate of 3.99 mm of carbon dioxide per minute. The control that contained no sugar had no rate of carbon dioxide production.


Glucose to Ethanol
Converting sugar to alcohol, or more specifically, glucose to ethanol, is one of the oldest chemical processes known. Glucose is naturally converted directly to ethanol in a variety of organisms through a series of chemical reactions that start with a process called glycolysis and end with fermentation.east and other microorganisms can convert the end product of glycolysis, pyruvate, into ethanol in a two-step process. First, pyruvate is decarboxylated; that is, a carbon dioxide molecule from pyruvate is removed, creating acetaldehyde. The enzyme responsible for this reaction is called pyruvate decarboxylase.


Glucose to Ethanol
Fermentation. Yeast and other microorganisms can convert the end product of glycolysis, pyruvate, into ethanol in a two-step process. First, pyruvate is decarboxylated; that is, a carbon dioxide molecule from pyruvate is removed, creating acetaldehyde.The enzyme responsible for this reaction is called pyruvate decarboxylase.east and other microorganisms can convert the end product of glycolysis, pyruvate, into ethanol in a two-step process. First, pyruvate is decarboxylated; that is, a carbon dioxide molecule from pyruvate is removed, creating acetaldehyde. The enzyme responsible for this reaction is called pyruvate decarboxylase.


Why do yeast produce more CO2 with glucose than the sucrose or starch??
But glucose is easier to break down than sucrose and starch. Glucose is monosaccharide. They are the simplest carbohydrates. Through glycolysis and later in the reactions of the Citric acid cycle (TCAC), glucose is oxidized to eventually form CO2 and water, yielding energy, mostly in the form of ATP.Sucrose is a disaccharide, consists of 2 monosaccharides.While starch is a polysaccharide, a complex carbohydrate.ut glucose is easier to break down than sucrose and starch. Glucose is monosaccharide. They are the simplest carbohydrates. Through glycolysis and later in the reactions of the Citric acid cycle (TCAC), glucose is oxidized to eventually form CO2 and water, yielding energy, mostly in the form of ATP.


Why do yeast produce more CO2 with glucose than the sucrose or starch??
Hence why little to no CO2 Sucrose (a glucose-fructose di-sacharide) is fairly small, but it too needs to be broken down into individual glucose and fructose molecules. To do this the yeast must produce the enzyme (sucrase, invertase, or alpha-glucosidase).ut glucose is easier to break down than sucrose and starch. Glucose is monosaccharide. They are the simplest carbohydrates. Through glycolysis and later in the reactions of the Citric acid cycle (TCAC), glucose is oxidized to eventually form CO2 and water, yielding energy, mostly in the form of ATP.


Ethanol fermentation
Ethanol fermentation, also called alcoholic fermentation, is a biological process which converts sugars such as glucose, fructose, and sucrose into cellular energy, producing ethanol and carbon dioxide as a side-effect.n ethanol fermentation, one glucose molecule breaks down into two pyruvates (1). The energy from this exothermic reaction is used to bind inorganic phosphates to ADP and convert NAD+ to NADH. The two pyruvates are then broken down into two acetaldehydes and give off two CO2 as a waste product (2).


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The bottom line is, with a combination of broadening and staying competitive, hopefully we can have a well-rounded NCO for the future. We want to build the future leaders of the Army.â However, remaining competitive in the Army wonât be easy, officials said. âWe want Soldiers to continue to take on different assignments,â Smith said.


Tag Archives: broadening assignments
With the chat room questions displayed at the front of the room, a group of NCOs and experts answer questions during the town hall. (Photo by Jonathan (Jay) Koester / NCO Journal) âI know a lot of effort went into this, but our work doesnât stop here,â Davenport told the team at the end of the night.


Hindsight: Broadening and the Importance of Managing Your Career
Many of the branches provide a timeline that shows windows for broadening and developmental assignments.4 There are 15 different broadening opportunities alone on the HRC website. Each of these broadening opportunities selects multiple officers each year and is open to a range of year groups (YG).


Hindsight: Broadening and the Importance of Managing Your Career
One of GEN Raymond Odiernoâs expectations for the future of Army leadership is âto develop bold, adaptive, and broadened leaders.â1 This broadening process begins sooner than most may think. Many young maneuver, fires, and effects (MFE) officers are unprepared for post-company command assignments.


Hindsight: Broadening and the Importance of Managing Your Career
The Army has three general types of assignments: operational, developmental, and broadening. Examples of operational assignments are serving as platoon leaders and company commanders. Examples of developmental assignments are serving as company executive officers, specialty platoon leaders, staff assignments, etc.


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Army Personnel Records Division branch managers broadening assignments Enlisted Personnel Management Directorate Enlisted Record Brief Qualitative Management Program Qualitative Service Program Structured Self-Development The Adjutant General Directorate U.S. Army Human Resources Command


Bureaucracies
Broadening assignments are a critical part of the Armyâs strategy in developing and growing new leaders. In February, Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, the Army chief of staff, approved the Strategic Broadening Seminars program, which allows NCOs to attend graduate-level courses at various learning institutions including the Institute of World Politics in Washington, D.C., and the University of North Carolina.


Tag Archives: broadening assignments
âWe received a lot of questions about how Soldiers are going to manage their careers, and their concerns about the feasibility of being successful as they move from grade to grade,â Bailey said. âQuestions about opportunities for broadening assignments were another big topic.


Hindsight: Broadening and the Importance of Managing Your Career
Broadening assignments are not the only opportunities after KD time and they may not be every officerâs idea of a desirable assignment. It is still important to look into these assignments to confirm or deny the preconceptions of desirability.


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1 Max, a character from the animated series, Dragon Tales. 2  Max Young, the main character in the animated series, Fantastic Max. 3  Max Tennyson, grandfather of Ben and Gwen Tennyson, from the Ben 10 franchise.


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1 Max (pig) , the pet pig of George Clooney. 2  Australian Max Beer, winner The World's Best Strong Lager at the WBA made by International Breweries P. Ltd.


Meaning of name Max
However, Max could also choose to experience these vibrations an octave below, that is to say in the vibrations of the 2, and settle for a safer, quieter life, involving collaboration or association, for example, and requiring much less personal effort.


Meaning of name Max
Except he only ever reveals the second aspect of his nature to his close friends and family, his pride refuses to let him to show any sign of weakness, however insignificant... If he lives in harmony with the vibrations of his master number, Max will have high ideals and the world could be his oyster, if he so wishes.


Meaning of name Max
Just when you think you know Max, strong, responsible and self-assured, who answers to no law but his own, now and then you could be surprised to find yourself face to face with this shy and vulnerable creature who seems so unsure of himself.


Max - Meaning of Max
In addition, Max is a contraction of the name Maximilian (English and German). Max is also a contraction of the name Maxwell (English and Scottish) in the English and Latin languages. The name Maxine (English and German) is the female form of Max.


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1 MAX (operating system) , a government-sponsored Ubuntu-based version of Linux in Spanish. 2  Commodore MAX Machine, a computer. 3  Autodesk 3ds Max, a computer program for the development of 3-dimensional graphics and animation.


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Horoscope of the first names. Love :Couples: Don't be an ostrich, sort your relationship problems out once and for all. Singles: Make the most of single life, it's better to be alone than in bad company. Money :You are spending your money faster than you can earn it Max.


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1 Max (software) , a graphical development environment for music and multimedia. 2  MAX (operating system) , a government-sponsored Ubuntu-based version of Linux in Spanish.


Human digestive system
The stomach is the only organ in the digestive system to have three muscle layers. The rest of the gastrointestinal tract, or GI tract, contains only two muscle layers.The muscles together as a group, are called the muscularis externa.1  muscle layer 1: outer longitudinal layer-Below this longitudinal muscle is the Auerbach's plexus, or myenteric plexus, above the middle circular. 2  It is a layer of nerves which cause peristalsis, movement of the muscle itself. muscle layer 3 - inner oblique layer-This layer is responsible for creating the motion that churns and physically breaks down the food. 2  It is the only layer of the three which is not seen in other parts of the digestive system.


What Is Stomach Cancer?
The stomach wall has 5 layers: 1  The innermost layer is the mucosa. 2  Next is a supporting layer called the submucosa. 3  Outside of this is the muscularis propria, a thick layer of muscle that moves and mixes the stomach contents. 4  The outer 2 layers, the subserosa and the outermost serosa, wrap the stomach. Body (corpus): The main part of the stomach, between the upper and lower parts. 2  Antrum: The lower portion (near the intestine), where the food is mixed with gastric juice. 3  Pylorus: The last part of the stomach, which acts as a valve to control emptying of the stomach contents into the small intestine.


Introduction to the Stomach  (Digestive System)
Layer of smooth muscle fibres-the innermost layer of muscle surrounds the inner-layers of the stomach and is prominent in the fundus area. Submucosa. The submucosa is a layer of areolar loose connective tissue that contains blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, and nerves). The upper (which may also be called the  superior ) part of the stomach extends, and is connected to, the oesophagus. 2  The lower (which may also be called the  inferior ) part of the stomach is connected to the duodenum, which is the first part of the small intestines.


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The submucosa of the stomach is relatively unspecialized. The muscularis externa of the stomach is thicker than elsewhere along the tract. The smooth muscle fibers of the muscularis may form an oblique layer in addition to the inner circular and outer longitudinal layers that charaterize the rest of the tract.he submucosa of the stomach is relatively unspecialized. The muscularis externa of the stomach is thicker than elsewhere along the tract. The smooth muscle fibers of the muscularis may form an oblique layer in addition to the inner circular and outer longitudinal layers that charaterize the rest of the tract.


What Is Stomach Cancer?
1 Most stomach cancers start in this layer. 2  Next is a supporting layer called the submucosa. 3  Outside of this is the muscularis propria, a thick layer of muscle that moves and mixes the stomach contents. 4  The outer 2 layers, the subserosa and the outermost serosa, wrap the stomach. Body (corpus): The main part of the stomach, between the upper and lower parts. 2  Antrum: The lower portion (near the intestine), where the food is mixed with gastric juice. 3  Pylorus: The last part of the stomach, which acts as a valve to control emptying of the stomach contents into the small intestine.


Stomach - Part 2 : The inner-layers of the Stomach
The layers of the stomach shown in the diagram on the left are (from the centre of the stomach outwards): 1  Lumen of the Stomach. 2  Mucosa-has three layers and also contains the gastric pits (openings of passageways that extend towards the inner stomach wall). 3  Mucosal Layer-Mucosal epithelium.his follows the page introducing the stomach-with diagrams of the basic areas of the stomach and the outer-layers of the stomach. Also recall the list of layers of the wall of the stomach.


Stomach
1 Surrounding the mucosa is the submucosa layer of the stomach. 2  The submucosa is made up of various connective tissues, blood vessels, and nerves. 3  Connective tissues support the tissues of the mucosa and connect it to the muscularis layer. Surrounding the mucosa is the submucosa layer of the stomach. 2  The submucosa is made up of various connective tissues, blood vessels, and nerves. 3  Connective tissues support the tissues of the mucosa and connect it to the muscularis layer.


Introduction to the Stomach  (Digestive System)
Above: Diagram of the outer-layers of the stomach, including the Serosa and Muscularis Externa. The diagram above is intended to indicate the different orientations of the smooth muscle fibres in the three layers of the muscularis externa. The upper (which may also be called the  superior ) part of the stomach extends, and is connected to, the oesophagus. 2  The lower (which may also be called the  inferior ) part of the stomach is connected to the duodenum, which is the first part of the small intestines.


Stomach - Part 2 : The inner-layers of the Stomach
(1). Above: Diagram of the Stomach Wall. The epithelial cells that line the stomach form the mucosal epithelium layer. When the stomach is empty the mucosa lies in large folds called rugae and which look like wrinkles.his follows the page introducing the stomach-with diagrams of the basic areas of the stomach and the outer-layers of the stomach. Also recall the list of layers of the wall of the stomach.


Human Physiology/Print Version
1 muscle layer 2 - middle circular layer-This layer wraps in a circular orientation around the pylorus, and is held in a constricted state normally. 2  The normal constriction of this muscle is what creates the pyloric sphincter, which controls the movement of chyme into the duodenum. muscle layer 3 - inner oblique layer-This layer is responsible for creating the motion that churns and physically breaks down the food. 2  It is the only layer of the three which is not seen in other parts of the digestive system.


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The general rule regarding the attachment of the right to counsel is familiar: The right to counsel does not attach until the initiation of formal proceedings. (Kirby v. Illinois, 406 U.S. 682, 688-89 (1972).) However, two recent cases-United States v. Moody, 206 F.3d 609 (6th Cir.), cert.


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Ineffective counsel: Moody. The Moody case involved a defendant's claim of ineffective assistance of counsel based upon advice given in connection with preindictment plea negotiations. Claims of ineffective assistance of counsel are based upon the Sixth Amendment right to counsel.


Right to Counsel
The Right to Counsel. Introduction to the legal meaning of the right to counsel, embedded in the Sixth Amendment but clarified through case law, and the main responsibilities of criminal defense attorneys.


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In juvenile oï¬ense proceedings, the minor defendant has the right to coun-. sel in any case where the juvenile might be transferred to adult court or. there is danger of conï¬nement. RCW 13.40.140(2). A minor has the right to. a lawyer in certain other juvenile court proceedings as well.


UNITED STATES v. ROMMY
Attachment of the right to counsel. The Sixth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution provides that [i]n all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right . . . to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defense. (U.S. CONST. amend. VI.) The right applies to state proceedings through the Fourteenth Amendment.


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The Kirby line of cases. At the same time that the Supreme Court recognized that a criminal defendant is entitled to counsel during critical stages of a criminal proceeding, it also began to focus on when in the chronology of the proceeding the Sixth Amendment right to counsel first attached.


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The right to counsel does not apply to certain post-conviction proceedings. In general, the defendant is entitled to counsel at sentencing, at the first appeal of right (in some states), and where a review of the effectiveness of defense counsel is necessary.


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As a general matter people are entitled to counsel from the time of arraignment until the end of a trial. The right begins before the trial itself because courts have acknowledged that early events are critical to the criminal proceeding as a whole.


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Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966). THE DEFENDANTâS RIGHT TO COUNSEL IN OTHER TYPES OF PROCEEDINGS. WHO, WHEN, and HOW. Other Services: Interpreters, Psychiatrists, Experts, and Investigators. Interpreters: The right to counsel includes the right to an interpreter for defendants who do not speak English. State v. Gonzalez-Morales, 138 Wn.2d 374 (1999).


Right to Counsel
Right to Counsel. The Fifth and Sixth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution give criminal defendants the right to counsel, or in other words, to be represented by an attorney in most criminal proceedings. However, it is important to understand how far the right to counsel reaches, as well as its limitations.


Economic order quantity
Economic order quantity (EOQ) is the order quantity that minimizes the total inventory holding costs and ordering costs. It is one of the oldest classical production scheduling models. The framework used to determine this order quantity is also known as Wilson EOQ Model, Wilson Formula or Andler Formula.here is a fixed cost for each order placed, regardless of the number of units ordered. There is also a cost for each unit held in storage, commonly known as holding cost, sometimes expressed as a percentage of the purchase cost of the item.


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The sum gives you the formula for total inventory ordering and carrying costs. This formula assumes there is no discount for ordering items in bulk. Example: A business has an annual demand of 10,000 for a particular item. They order the item in batches of 1,000 and each order placement has a fixed cost of $120.The cost to hold an item in inventory is $0.80.Since we know D = 10000, Q = 1000, Fo = 120, and Fc = 0.8, we can compute the total cost:ach of these orders has a fixed cost of Fo, so the annual ordering cost is Fo*D/Q. The cost of holding an item in inventoy for a year is Fc and the average amount of inventery in stock is Q/2 (halfway between empty and full), thus the carrying cost is Fc*Q/2.


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Let Q be the number of items ordered per shipment, D be the annual demand for the item, Fo be the fixed costs associated with placing an order, and Fc be the cost of holding an item for one year. Then the total annual ordering cost is.ach of these orders has a fixed cost of Fo, so the annual ordering cost is Fo*D/Q. The cost of holding an item in inventoy for a year is Fc and the average amount of inventery in stock is Q/2 (halfway between empty and full), thus the carrying cost is Fc*Q/2.


Economic order quantity
Total Cost = purchase cost or production cost + ordering cost + holding cost. Where: 1  Purchase cost: This is the variable cost of goods: purchase unit price Ã annual demand quantity. 2  This is P Ã D. 3  Ordering cost: This is the cost of placing orders: each order has a fixed cost K, and we need to order D/Q times per year.here is a fixed cost for each order placed, regardless of the number of units ordered. There is also a cost for each unit held in storage, commonly known as holding cost, sometimes expressed as a percentage of the purchase cost of the item.


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Each of these orders has a fixed cost of Fo, so the annual ordering cost is Fo*D/Q. The cost of holding an item in inventoy for a year is Fc and the average amount of inventery in stock is Q/2 (halfway between empty and full), thus the carrying cost is Fc*Q/2.ach of these orders has a fixed cost of Fo, so the annual ordering cost is Fo*D/Q. The cost of holding an item in inventoy for a year is Fc and the average amount of inventery in stock is Q/2 (halfway between empty and full), thus the carrying cost is Fc*Q/2.


Economic Order Quantity Models
The store wants to determine the optimal order size and total inventory cost for this brand of carpet given an estimated annual demand of 10,000 yards of carpet, an annual carrying cost of $0.75 per yard, and an ordering cost of $150.he store wants to determine the optimal order size and total inventory cost for this brand of carpet given an estimated annual demand of 10,000 yards of carpet, an annual carrying cost of $0.75 per yard, and an ordering cost of $150.


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Economic order quantity (EOQ): where D is the annual demand in units for the product or item, O is the fixed cost of placing and receiving an order, and C is the annual carrying cost per unit of the product or item.References. The following references can be used to cite this economic order quantity (eoq) calculator:here D is the annual demand in units for the product or item, O is the fixed cost of placing and receiving an order, and C is the annual carrying cost per unit of the product or item.


Economic production quantity
Economic Production Quantity model (also known as the EPQ model) determines the quantity a company or retailer should order to minimize the total inventory costs by balancing the inventory holding cost and average fixed ordering cost.conomic Production Quantity model (also known as the EPQ model) determines the quantity a company or retailer should order to minimize the total inventory costs by balancing the inventory holding cost and average fixed ordering cost.


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1 D is the total number of units purchased in a yearâassume 3,500 units. 2  H is the holding cost per unit per yearâassume $3 per unit per annum. 3  Q is the quantity ordered each time an order is placedâinitially assume 350 gallons per order.4  S is the fixed cost of each orderâassume $15 per order.he relationship is TC = PD + HQ/2 + SD/Q 'Â¦ where. 1  TC is the total annual inventory costâto be calculated. 2  P is the price per unit paidâassume $5 per unit. 3  D is the total number of units purchased in a yearâassume 3,500 units. 4  H is the holding cost per unit per yearâassume $3 per unit per annum. 5  Q is the quantity ordered each time an order is ...


Economic Order Quantity (EOQ)
We can determine the ordering cost by calculating the number of orders in a year, and multiply this by the cost of each order. To determine the number of orders we simply divide the total demand (D) of units per year by Q, the size of each inventory order.D=Total demand (units). Q=Inventory order size (quantity).We then multiply this amount by the fixed cost per order (F), to determine the ordering cost.The total inventory cost for a year for a business is simply the sum of the carrying cost and the ordering cost.e can determine the ordering cost by calculating the number of orders in a year, and multiply this by the cost of each order. To determine the number of orders we simply divide the total demand (D) of units per year by Q, the size of each inventory order. D=Total demand (units).


How Long Does it Take for Mortgage Approval?
Generally, a lender will ask to see your pay stubs for the last two to three months, W-2 forms and income tax returns with attached schedules from the last two years and bank statements from the previous three months.If the lender asks for additional documentation, get the paperwork submitted as quickly as you can.t can't hurt to ask the lender the average time it took to process recent mortgage loans, suggests HSH.com. If you donât like the answer you get, try another lender. Generally, a lender will tell you from the start what information you must provide when you apply for a loan.


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Link. 0. For getting an official approval for a loan would take 3 â 4 working days to be underwritten. Iâm talking about 3 -4 days only if all your documents are completed and fit according to the wants.Else, it would be a long procedure, as the process is going start away from a new end.. Actually it should take a couple of days just from the particular time an underwriter receives a loan file to provide approval what you really refer to as an official approval. But if in case your file is having any problem related to credit score or any document related issue than it may take much time to approve.


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If the vendor pulls out, it is not down to the lender. I was also told the mortgage in principal is not a guarantee and the application will take as long it takes. It will be 6 weeks since the actual application and nearly 3 weeks since the survey.I can understand the checks and the requirement in the first 3 weeks but how does anybody explain 3 weeks after the survey that it is still not approved. All I want to know is if I am going to get the mortgage or not. can understand the checks and the requirement in the first 3 weeks but how does anybody explain 3 weeks after the survey that it is still not approved. All I want to know is if I am going to get the mortgage or not.


Mortgage Loan Application Process
Income Requirements. A general rule is that you can qualify for a loan of up to twice the family's income (i.e. a family with income of $30,000 a year usually can qualify for a mortgage of up to $60,000).Often, the amount you earn may not be as important as how you earn it.ncome Requirements. A general rule is that you can qualify for a loan of up to twice the family's income (i.e. a family with income of $30,000 a year usually can qualify for a mortgage of up to $60,000).


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Ask the Lender. Ask the lender upfront how long it will take to approve your loan. It can't hurt to ask the lender the average time it took to process recent mortgage loans, suggests HSH.com. If you donât like the answer you get, try another lender.Generally, a lender will tell you from the start what information you must provide when you apply for a loan.t can't hurt to ask the lender the average time it took to process recent mortgage loans, suggests HSH.com. If you donât like the answer you get, try another lender. Generally, a lender will tell you from the start what information you must provide when you apply for a loan.


How long does it take for a mortgage decision to be made?
We are going through a mortgage broker and 3 days ago filled all the paper work in to apply for our mortgage. How long does it take for a decision to be made.We are first time buyers and really anxious on the outcome!!!!! Source(s): long mortgage decision made: https://findbest.im/e8/how-long-does-it-...ow long does it take for a decision to be made. We are first time buyers and really anxious on the outcome!!!!! Source(s): long mortgage decision made: https://findbest.im/e8/how-long-does-it-...


How Long Does it Take for Mortgage Approval?
Ask the lender upfront how long it will take to approve your loan. It can't hurt to ask the lender the average time it took to process recent mortgage loans, suggests HSH.com.If you donât like the answer you get, try another lender. Generally, a lender will tell you from the start what information you must provide when you apply for a loan.t can't hurt to ask the lender the average time it took to process recent mortgage loans, suggests HSH.com. If you donât like the answer you get, try another lender. Generally, a lender will tell you from the start what information you must provide when you apply for a loan.


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0. Actually it should take a couple of days just from the particular time an underwriter receives a loan file to provide approval what you really refer to as an official approval. But if in case your file is having any problem related to credit score or any document related issue than it may take much time to approve.. Actually it should take a couple of days just from the particular time an underwriter receives a loan file to provide approval what you really refer to as an official approval. But if in case your file is having any problem related to credit score or any document related issue than it may take much time to approve.


How long after a house valuation does the sale complete?
Best Answer: The issue is not how long it will take to complete, but how soon they will be ready to exchange contracts, which commits you both to the transaction. Completion is typically 2 to 4 weeks after exchange.est Answer: The issue is not how long it will take to complete, but how soon they will be ready to exchange contracts, which commits you both to the transaction. Completion is typically 2 to 4 weeks after exchange.


What is the pathway of an oxygen molecule in the body?
It enters the lungs, where blood vessels that travel through the lungs receive the oxygen, and is bonded with red blood cells which are adapted to collect oxygen atoms. It then re-enters the heart where it can then travel to every cell in the body through the arteries, and is used in muscle tissue for energy.


Which is the pathway of oxygen from the lungs into the body tissues?
Oxygen enters the lungs through inhalation. It is transfered through the thin alveolar tissue to the red blood cells of the pulmonary arteries through an intricate diffusion process. More specifically, the oxygen is bound by the hemoglobin contained within the RBC's.


Which is the pathway of oxygen from the lungs into the body tissues?
It is transfered through the thin alveolar tissue to the red blood cells of the pulmonary arteries through an intricate diffusion process. More specifically, the oxygen is bound by the hemoglobin contained within the RBC's. This oxygenated (red) blood is circulated throughout the body until it reaches the capillaries.


Overview of the Vascular System
Capillaries. Tiny blood vessels between arteries and veins that distribute oxygen-rich blood to the body. Blood moves through the circulatory system as a result of being pumped out by the heart. Blood leaving the heart through the arteries is saturated with oxygen.


Overview of the Vascular System
Veins. Blood vessels that carry blood from the body back into the heart. Capillaries. Tiny blood vessels between arteries and veins that distribute oxygen-rich blood to the body. Blood moves through the circulatory system as a result of being pumped out by the heart.


Circulatory Pathways
The blood vessels of the body are functionally divided into two distinctive circuits: pulmonary circuit and systemic circuit. The pump for the pulmonary circuit, which circulates blood through the lungs, is the right ventricle.


What is the pathway of an oxygen molecule in the body?
Answer; Oxygen enters the body along with other components of the air, when you inhale. It enters the lungs, where blood vessels that travel through the lungs receive the oxygen, and is bonded with red blood cells which are adapted to collect oxygen atoms.


Why is the second amendment so important?
No other country has the freedoms that we have here in the United States. This is truly the most awesome place in the world to live, and I would like to keep it that way. When politicians take an anti-Second Amendment stance, we seriously need to wonder about their motives.


Second Amendment
Second Amendment. The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution reads: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.. Such language has created considerable debate regarding the Amendment's intended scope. On the one hand, some believe that the Amendment's phrase the right of the people to keep and bear Arms creates an individual constitutional right for citizens of the United States.


Second Amendment to the United States Constitution
Heller and McDonald supported the individual rights model, under which the Second Amendment protects the right to keep and bear arms much as the First Amendment protects the right to free speech. Under this model, the militia is composed of members who supply their own arms and ammunition.


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Composite Toe VS Steel Toe, Whats The Difference, And Which Is The Right Choice For You?
Composite Toes. Composite toes are the new kid on the block when it comes to toe protection. Composite is just a scientific name, which basically means They contain no metal, so they are made from things such as plastics, carbon fibre and rubbers.


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Composite Toe VS Steel Toe, Whats The Difference, And Which Is The Right Choice For You?
In the blue corner, the young up and coming star: composite toes. Sorry to spoil the fun, but the winner will depend on what industry you work in. if you want to discover which one is the best for you, you must first understand the difference between the two, and why they exist.


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EAA Safety-Toe
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Do sealed lead acid batteries require ventilation when used in a home?
06-14-2009, 09:23 AM. I plan on wiring together eight 12V 35Ah Sealed Lead Acid golf cart batteries in series and parallel to give me a 24V battery bank. The bank will be used with a 24V inverter to give me 110VAC and will be used for backups as well as small loads like a wireless router.


Battery ventilation is vital â why take any risk?
Battery ventilation is vital â summary . There are no legally enforceable (RV) standards in this area. This article can thus only state that battery makers stress battery ventilation is vital. Some explain why. There is little or no risk if batteries are housed in well vented enclosures. With sealed batteries the risk is not high. It exists however if they are within (say) a closed bed base that traps gas. Eliminating this risk consist of little more than cutting slots, or drilling holes. So why not do it? Battery ventilation is vital â Further information


Do sealed lead acid batteries require ventilation when used in a home?
If I setup the batteries in my basement, would I need to ventilate them? I've read that sealed lead acid batteries do not vent any gas but I want to be sure about it.


Do sealed lead acid batteries require ventilation when used in a home?
Do sealed lead acid batteries require ventilation when used in a home? 06-14-2009, 10:23 am I plan on wiring together eight 12V 35Ah Sealed Lead Acid golf cart batteries in series and parallel to give me a 24V battery bank.


Battery ventilation is vital â why take any risk?
Battery ventilation is vital â venting details The battery enclosure must enable fresh air to enter at its base. The (lighter) hydrogen must be able to escape to atmosphere via unrestricted outlets at the enclosureâs very top.


Do sealed lead acid batteries require ventilation when used in a home?
Batteries, even sealed VRLA, require venting, because their failure mode, is to vent gas. 99% of the time, they stay sealed, but as they age, or if a charger fouls up, they will vent gas. It's a good idea to have a structure separate from your home, to house the batteries and generator.


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So the fun now begins trying to find a replacement battery. Walmart no longer carries the group size 49 and my local store was out of stock on the 94R version. Now, every other 94R battery I have found does not feature a vented cap system.


Battery ventilation is vital â why take any risk?
Sparks can also be caused by any electrical or moving device. Warn bearings may do so. Battery chargers, isolating relays etc, should never be installed in battery enclosures. Such battery ventilation is vital. Battery ventilation is vital â venting details . The battery enclosure must enable fresh air to enter at its base.


Do sealed lead acid batteries require ventilation when used in a home?
Sealed lead acid batteries don't really need ventilation when used indoors IF they are operating correctly. There's a nice bank of them running in a back office here, in fact... Now, the idea of using battery boxes is very good for safety reasons, to avoid short circuits.


Do sealed lead acid batteries require ventilation when used in a home?
Just too expensive. More likely they are maintenance free flooded cell batteries or Gel batteries. AGM batteries would not need any special vent requirements. However, Home Power had an article several years ago called Battery Blunders and it showed 2 fellows looking over the remains of a fried battery bank.


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Definition of duff. 1  1 : a boiled or steamed pudding often containing dried fruit. 2  2 : the partly decayed organic matter on the forest floor. 3  3 : fine coal : slack.


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What does duff mean in Urban Dictionary?: cannabis which has recently been tell you a vaporizer one or more times.; Designated Ugly Fat Friend.; Designated Ugly Fat Friend; A unattractive female who isâ¦


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Define duff: a boiled or steamed pudding often containing dried fruit; the partly decayed organic matter on the forest floor â duff in a sentence a boiled or steamed pudding often containing dried fruit; the partly decayed organic matter on the forest floor; fine coal : slackâ¦


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Definition of duff. 1 : a boiled or steamed pudding often containing dried fruit. 2 : the partly decayed organic matter on the forest floor.


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[view] â¢ Minecraft: Story Mode is an upcoming video game series developed by Telltale Games and Mojang. The game will consist of a series of 5 episodes.The first episode is expected to be released in October 2015 with subsequent episodes each following a month or two afterwards.rivia. 1  Mojang is collaborating with Telltale and members of the community to make Minecraft: Story Mode as Minecrafty as possible. 2  The first episode will be released some time in 2015, and will be available on Xbox consoles, PlayStation consoles, PC, Mac, iOS, and Android-based devices.