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Climate Williams - Arizona. Â°C | Â°F. Climate data for williams, Longitude: -112.193, Latitude: 35.2413. Average weather Williams, AZ - 86046 - 1981-2010 normals. Jan: January, Feb: February, Mar: March, Apr: April, May: May, Jun: June, Jul: July, Aug: August, Sep: September, Oct: October, Nov: November, Dec: December.


Average Weather in April in Williams Arizona, United States
The latest sunrise of the month in Williams is 6:14 AM on April 1 and the earliest sunrise is 37 minutes earlier at 5:38 AM on April 30. The earliest sunset is 6:50 PM on April 1 and the latest sunset is 24 minutes later at 7:14 PM on April 30.


Small Claims Forms
SC-6010: Pre-Judgment: Basic Steps for Handling a Small Claims Case for Eviction. Guide to Eviction and Replevin Actions. Note on Writs of Eviction: If you are awarded a writ for eviction, it is suggested that you check with the Dane County Sheriff's Office prior to obtaining the writ.


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A Small Claims action may be filed if the claim does not exceed $10,000 (except personal injury and torte claims which remain at $5000.) All eviction cases, regardless of the amount of damages claimed, are filed in small claims court.


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SC-515, 09/13 Motion to Reopen Small Claims Judgment and Order Â§Â§799.11(1) and 799.29, Wisconsin Statutes. This form shall not be modified. It may be supplemented with additional material.


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File A Claim. Small Claims: Filing a Claim. Here are the forms you need to file a Small Claims action. In the Checklist linked directly below, you'll see which forms you need to file, when, and other important procedural information on how to file your case. Below that you will find a more comprehensive guide to Small Claims actions in Milwaukee County.


Small Claims Forms
If you plan on doing it yourself, request instructions from the Sheriff's Department on what you need to do prior to obtaining writ. SC-6020: Pre-Judgment: Basic Steps for Handling a Small Claims Case for Recovery of Money ($10,000 or less)


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Name Printed or Typed. Date. THE COURT ORDERS: A hearing on the motion to reopen will be held on [Date] at [Time] , in Courtroom , Courthouse [Location] If the motion to reopen is granted, a hearing in this case will be held at the same time and place. The prior judgment is stayed pending further order of the court.


Motions and Special Proceedings by Notice of Motion/Petition
In eviction actions, the court date cannot be more than 30 days from the date the summons is issued by the clerk or attorney. The defendant must be served at least 5 days prior to the return date (first court date). For all other small claims cases, the court date cannot be more than 30 days from the issue date. The defendant must be served at least 8 days prior to the return date. SERVICE OF SUMMONS.


Small Claims: Filing a Claim
File A Claim. Here are the forms you need to file a Small Claims action. In the Checklist linked directly below, you'll see which forms you need to file, when, and other important procedural information on how to file your case. Below that you will find a more comprehensive guide to Small Claims actions in Milwaukee County.


Small Claims Forms
Small Claims Forms. Dane County requires certain information to be on the Small Claims Summons and Complaint form, SC-500. Dane County has made filing of this document easier by providing paper filers form SC-500 with the required information already added to the form.


Tenant Defenses to Evictions in Wisconsin
A landlord can file an eviction claim in small claims court after the tenant fails to either pay rent, fix the lease violation, or move out of the property within the five-day time period. The landlord must file a summons and complaint in the small claims court of the county where the rental property is located.


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1. Focus on plants that love the heat. Look for those vegetables that were bred for the desert, the southern states, or the tropics. These include: tomatoes, eggplant, melons, peppers, malabar spinach, cowpeas, and lima beans. Sweet potatoes, okra, and southern peas can handle the most heat.


How to Help Your Crops Endure Hot Weather
So when temperatures rise, plants get even thirstier and sweatier than we do. As with people, some plants tolerate heat better than others. Knowing which plants like it hot and which would prefer air conditioning, you can help your vegetables and flowers survive â and even thrive in â hot weather. Tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, corn, melons and squash actually need at least a month of 80 to 90 degree weather to develop a flavorful and abundant crop.


The Best Hot Weather Vegetable Plants
Vegetables that grow best in hot weather are primarily from subtropical areas, and they need average temperatures between 65 and 95 degrees Fahrenheit. Summer crops are mostly fruits as opposed to cool-season's leafy crops.


Vegetables That Grow Well in Arizona Gardens
Cool Season Vegetables. Cool-season vegetables should be planted in late fall to early winter. These vegetables are hardy and can germinate in cooler soil. They include broccoli, beets, onions, cabbage, carrots, lettuce, turnips, peas, potatoes, radishes and spinach. In order to get the maximum quality from your vegetables, it is necessary they mature in cooler air rather than hot summers.


Vegetables That Grow Well in Arizona Gardens
These vegetables include beans, eggplant, cucumbers, melons, corn, tomatoes, peppers, pumpkin, squash and sweet potatoes. On the other hand, they usually can't survive temperatures that can sunburn the vegetables, which will reduce their quality.


Growing Vegetables in Full Sun
Is it possible to grow vegetables such as tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and carrots in the yard without them dying from the Philadelphia heat? It sounds like you have ideal conditions for vegetables, as long as you can provide sufficient water during high summer.


When to Plant Your Vegetables
A few cold-hardy vegetables, such as carrots, parsnips, and garlic, can survive throughout winter in some regions when insulated under a blanket of snow. Look for vegetables labeled frost-hardy to know which ones will tolerate prolonged freezing temperatures. Some varieties note better frost tolerance.


Growing Vegetables in Full Sun
Debbie Reilly, PA. Dear Debbie, It sounds like you have ideal conditions for vegetables, as long as you can provide sufficient water during high summer. In Philadelphia, the growing season between the last and first frost dates is long, with plenty of time to bring crops to maturity before cold weather sets in.


Growing Vegetables in Full Sun
Tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers are warm-weather plants, along with eggplant, corn, melons, summer squash, and pumpkins. Bush and pole beans also like to grow in warm soil, while peas prefer a cool start and will suffer when the temperatures get hot.


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TRVA programs the public spaces within in Panther Island to maximize public use and awareness of the Trinity River and to ensure the area is activated and that it provides opportunities for entertainment and recreation to the public. watersports. events.


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TRVA aims to attract business and entertainment to the district and is in charge of programming public spaces including the Panther Island Pavilion, a waterfront music venue and festival space directly adjacent to downtown Fort Worth.


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After the festival is over, move down the street to the Official After Party at River Run Roadhouse located at 937 Woodward, Fort Worth, Texas! By clicking SUBSCRIBE, you are agreeing to be added to our email list to. receive TRVA updates & alerts about future Panther Island Pavilion events.


Things to do on Panther Island
Backwoods Paddle Sports at Panther Island Rentals. Paddling the Trinity River is a unique way to explore Fort Worth. Backwoods Paddle Sports at Panther Island Rentals have single kayaks, tandem kayaks, canoes and stand up paddle boards available to rent.


July 4th: Where to watch fireworks and whatâs open and closed | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
July 4th: Where to watch fireworks and whatâs open and closed. Fireworks will be display across Tarrant County, including at Mansfield's Rockin' the Fourth of July Fireworks show on Friday. Ron Jenkins Star-Telegram archives.


July 4th: Where to watch fireworks and whatâs open and closed | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Music starts at 5:30 p.m., fireworks at 9:30 p.m. Free shuttle service from North East Mall. Lake Grapevine 33rd Annual July 4th Fireworks Extravaganza 9:30 p.m. Twenty-five-minute show over the lake set to music. Can be viewed from parking lot at Grapevine Mills mall.


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Thanks forAnother Rockinâ Season! We had a blast during the 2016 season of Rockin' the River. It was another summer full of tubing and live music on the Trinity River in Fort Worth and we can't wait to do it again next year. Stay tuned for info on the 2017 season.


Things to do on Panther Island
TRVA programs the public spaces within in Panther Island to maximize public use and awareness of the Trinity River and to ensure the area is activated and that it provides opportunities for entertainment and recreation to the public. 1  watersports. 2  events. 3  entertainment. education.


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Fort Worth's Fourth. A free family festival with activities, fireworks, tubing and music on the Trinity River at Panther Island Pavilion in Fort Worth, Texas in Fort Worth, Texas. Gary P. Nunn http://www.garypnunn.com.


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PantherFest.com PantherFest Featuring Slide The City On June 6th, come celebrate Fort Worth's birthday as you slip & slide your way down the Paddock Viaduct Bridge on North Main Street on a 2,000 foot water slide brought to you by Slide the City When: 2015-06-06 - 2015-06-06.


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Dining. Whether visiting one of James Beard winning Chef John Currenceâs four restaurants, sampling soul food at Ajax Diner or eating the famous chicken-on-a-stick at the local gas station (a favorite among college students for late night!) you canât go wrong eating in Oxford.isit Oxford MS Newsletter. Your complete guide to news, events and other goings on that Oxford has to offer. Â© Copyright 2015 Visit Oxford MS.


Oxford (Mississippi)
Oxford [1] is a historic, picturesque town in North Central Mississippi. With its scenic town square, acclaimed restaurants, unique boutiques, oak-shaded neighborhoods, and friendly people, Oxford is the model Southern town. A public 18-hole golf course located just outside of Oxford in Mississippi's beautiful John Kyle State Park. 2  This has been ranked as one of the great public courses to play by several golf publications. 3  For Ole Miss students M-Th, it's less than $17 including cart. 4  For weekend visitors, it's about $45.


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3 Beds-Faulkner Flats - 2998 Old Taylor Rd Oxford MS 1, 2 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes, Stainless Steel Appliances, Garden Tubs, Garage (some), Pool Get Oxford rental prices and see other Apartments for Rent in Oxford MS. BR, 2Bath, off Hathorn Rd, close to campus ready in December-Oxford MS 2 bedroom, 2 bath! unfurnished move in December 14th w/d in unit, parking tile in living room and wood in... Get Oxford rental prices and see other Apartments for Rent in Oxford MS.


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1 Mallard Pointe Golf Course, 3037 State Park Road, Sardis, MS, +1 662 487-2400, +1-888-TEE-MISS, [32] . 2  A public 18-hole golf course located just outside of Oxford in Mississippi's beautiful John Kyle State Park.3  This has been ranked as one of the great public courses to play by several golf publications. A public 18-hole golf course located just outside of Oxford in Mississippi's beautiful John Kyle State Park. 2  This has been ranked as one of the great public courses to play by several golf publications. 3  For Ole Miss students M-Th, it's less than $17 including cart. 4  For weekend visitors, it's about $45.


Best Seven and Most Affordable Restaurants in Oxford Mississippi
I wanted to do a sort of rank and review of what I believe are the most affordable and top ranked restaurants in Oxford. I love everything from fried food to Indian cuisine and have eaten at just about every restaurant in Oxford, Mississippi.he Taco Shop. The Taco shop, located on University Avenue right behind Obyâs is a hidden gem! As most Mexican restaurants do, The Taco shop serves you chips and salsa. This batch of chips and salsa is like nothing that you have ever had in Oxford.


Oxford (Mississippi)
1 The Nests Bed And Breakfast, 81 County Road 231, Oxford, MS 38655, Phone: 662-801-9369, [84] The Nests Bed and Breakfast, close to historic Oxford, Mississippi, is a quaint cottage in the country. A public 18-hole golf course located just outside of Oxford in Mississippi's beautiful John Kyle State Park. 2  This has been ranked as one of the great public courses to play by several golf publications. 3  For Ole Miss students M-Th, it's less than $17 including cart. 4  For weekend visitors, it's about $45.


Camping & Fishing
Camping. Oxford has two camp grounds relatively close to the town, John W. Kyle State Park, & Wall Doxey State Park. Both offer cabins, RV spots and tent spots. Sardis is the larger of the two with camping on the upper lake and the lower lake, below the spillway.Wall Doxey is a little more intimate & features 2 very challenging disc golf courses. Both have boat ramps for the fishing enthusiast. There is a new RV Park in the area.ardis is the larger of the two with camping on the upper lake and the lower lake, below the spillway. Wall Doxey is a little more intimate & features 2 very challenging disc golf courses. Both have boat ramps for the fishing enthusiast. There is a new RV Park in the area.


Best Seven and Most Affordable Restaurants in Oxford Mississippi
The Taco Shop. The Taco shop, located on University Avenue right behind Obyâs is a hidden gem! As most Mexican restaurants do, The Taco shop serves you chips and salsa. This batch of chips and salsa is like nothing that you have ever had in Oxford.he Taco Shop. The Taco shop, located on University Avenue right behind Obyâs is a hidden gem! As most Mexican restaurants do, The Taco shop serves you chips and salsa. This batch of chips and salsa is like nothing that you have ever had in Oxford.


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We hope you came with an appetite because Oxfordâs diverse culinary scene has been acclaimed nation wide! From fast food to fine dining, Oxford has a wide variety of eateries.isit Oxford MS Newsletter. Your complete guide to news, events and other goings on that Oxford has to offer. Â© Copyright 2015 Visit Oxford MS.


How to print with HP JetAdvantage Private Print
Click the drop-down menu, select the language you want, then click OK. Choose how you want to use this language: Show menus in this language: Click Display Google Chrome OS in this language, then click Sign out. The next time you sign in, menus will show in the language you chose.


Change language
In the Languages column, click the language you want to delete, then click Delete . Default language settings Language settings are here: chrome://settings/languages You may want to double check...


How do I Make English my Default Language
Re: How do I Make English my Default Language. 5/18/14 5:02 AM. My default Google search is still in French whenever I start Chrome. I have to use translate to English context menu to have have Google search in English. I have tried all the three ways listed above to update my language settings. FYI : I live in France.


yammer
To change your language: 1  Sign in to your Chromebook. 2  Click your account picture. 3  Click Settings Show advanced settings.  In the Languages section, click the Language and input settings 1  button. In the Languages column, click the language you want to 2  use. Optional: If you don't see the language you want, click  Add.


How do I change my Chrome language back to English?
Quoting the related stuff: 1  Click the wrench icon on the browser toolbar. 2  Select Options (Preferences on Mac and Linux). 3  Click the Under the Hood tab and go to the Web Content section. Here are the various settings you can adjust:


Chrome Extension for Switching Locale (Accept-Languages)
Chrome Extension for Switching Locale (Accept-Languages) Is there a Chrome Extension which can be used to quickly switch between two locales (e.g. English and German) quickly? Some websites detect the user's language using the Accept-Languages HTTP-header while not having any UI to configure the desired language. In that case the only way I know of to change the language is to change the mentioned HTTP-header. Actually, any quick way to switch locales will do.


Change Google Chrome language settings
How to change web browser language settings in Google Chrome. 1  Open Google Chrome. 2  Click the Chrome Menu icon at the top-right of the window. 3  Click the Settings menu item from the drop-down menu.  Scroll down the settings page and click on the link at the bottom that says: Show advanced settings.


How do I change my Chrome language back to English?
In Windows, follow these steps to change this setting: 1  Click Languages and spell-checker settings to open the Language and Input dialog. 2  Select the language you'd like to use from the list. 3  On the right panel, click Display Google Chrome in this language.  Restart the browser to apply the changes.


Change Google Chrome language settings
Open Google Chrome. Click the Chrome Menu icon at the top-right of the window. Click the Settings menu item from the drop-down menu. Scroll down the settings page and click on the link at the bottom that says: Show advanced settings. Now scroll down further to the Languages heading and click on the Languages and input settings button.


How to Set Google Chrome Default Language to English
How to Set Google Chrome Default Language to English. You can change Google Chrome 41's browser interface language -- that is, the text that populates the browser's dialog boxes and menus -- through the Languages section of the browser's Settings page. Chrome supports versions of the English language from several countries, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada.


Approach Considerations
The authors noted that restoration of joint congruity is an important factor in the prevention of arthritis in patients with Bennett fracture and that surgical management therefore is generally recommended for displaced intra-articular fractures of the base of the thumb metacarpal.


Bennett's Fracture: Causes, Signs, Treatment, Exercises- Stretching, Strengthening
Fracture may require at least six to ten weeks for complete healing, which includes period of immobilization for about six weeks followed by protective splinting for another six weeks. Thumb spica cast or splint is a specially designed cast or splint for treatment of Bennett's fracture.


Bennett's Fracture - Fracture of the Base of the Thumb
A Bennettâs fracture occurs when the metacarpal bone in the thumb breaks and dislocates at the base of the thumb. Forces that impact the bent thumb cause this injury. Bennettâs fractures can result from any significant forces placed on the base of the thumb, such as sports, falls and accidents.


Bennett's Fracture - Fracture of the Base of the Thumb
Introduction | Anatomy | Causes | Symptoms | Diagnosis | Treatment | Surgery | Recovery. Introduction. A Bennettâs fracture occurs when the bone at the base of the thumb breaks and dislocates. It results from a forceful injury, such as during fist fighting, playing football, accidents, or a fall. A Bennettâs fracture causes thumb swelling, pain, and immobility.


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Previous. 1  Bennett EH. Fractures of the Metacarpal Bones. 2  Green DP, Stern PJ. Fractures of the metacarpals and phalanges. 3  Peimer CA, Wolfe SW, Elliot AJ. Metacarpal and carpometacarpal trauma.  Rockwood CA, Green DP, Butler TE 1  Jr. Soyer 2  AD. Carlsen BT, Moran  SL.


Approach Considerations
A well-molded thumb spica cast is utilized for 2-6 weeks, depending on the degree of stability obtained at surgery. Once the cast is discontinued, a thermoplastic splint is fabricated and a protected mobilization program is initiated until fracture healing is complete. Bennett EH. Fractures of the Metacarpal Bones.


Bennett Fracture
Bennett Fracture. A Bennett fracture is usually caused by a hard impact or trauma such as punching something hard or falling onto the hand with the thumb sticking out to the side. Symptoms will include immediate and severe pain over the thumb side of the wrist. There will be rapid swelling and bruising may develop.


Bennett Fracture Recovery Time
April 10th, 2014. I had an injury resulting in a Bennett Fracture (dominant hand) and surgery (open reduction with P Pinning) on February 6 of this year followed by a cast and removing of 3 pins a month later. After physical therapy since the pins were removed I have almost normal range of motion and about 50-70% strength back (pinch and grip).


Bennett's Fracture: Causes, Signs, Treatment, Exercises- Stretching, Strengthening
Strengthening Exercises of Bennett's Fracture. Opposition Stretch: This is done by resting the hand on the table and palm in the upward direction. Join the tip of the thumb with the tip of the small finger. Hold this position for 6 seconds.


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Knowledge â Technical: Possession of a designated level of technical skill or knowledge in a specific. technical area(s) and the ability to keep up with current developments and trends in areas of expertise. May be acquired through academic, apprenticeship or onâtheâjob training or a combination of these.


Day-to-Day HR Duties & Tasks
Human resources professionals play a key role in any organization, where they maintain and manage every aspect of the business as it relates to employees and working conditions. Duties differ from one company to another, but -- large or small -- each duty and task is essential.


How to Prioritize Tasks With a To-Do List
Put your organizational skills to work and prioritize tasks by always working from a list. When something new comes up, add it to the list before you do it. By knowing how to prioritize tasks, you can increase your productivity and output by 25% or more from the first day that you begin working consistently from a list. Improve your organizational skills and make out your to-do list the night before, at the end of the workday.


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Seeks new skills and opportunities. for self development. 5 â Exceptional 4 â High 3 â Satisfactory 2 â Fair 1 â Unsatisfactory. Possesses job knowledge that. is demonstrated thorough. understanding of how to. perform regular work. assignments as well as how.


The Skills You Have and the Skills They Want
But if you ever worry about not being attractive to employers, you shouldn't. First of all, nobody likes a whiner. A positive outlook and an air of confidence will attract employers, so it pays to keep your chin up. More important, however, is the fact that you do have skills. You just don't recognize them. Anyone who can write term papers, cram for exams, survive the roommate from hell, run a campus club, participate in sports or tackle other college challenges deserves a job and has demonstrated the ability to hold one.


How to Prioritize Tasks With a To-Do List
It only takes about ten or twelve minutes for you to prioritize tasks by planning out your day and create a to-do list. This small investment of time will save you at least two hours (100-120 minutes) in wasted time and diffused effort throughout the day.


HOW TO ANSWER: Describe your current position.
How to Answer: Describe Your Current Position. Here are some guidelines for wowing your interviewer with the answer to this question: 1. Focus on results. Many candidates make the mistake of just listing their job duties (they make this mistake in the job interview and also on their resumes).


Day-to-Day HR Duties & Tasks
Administrative Support. Basic administrative duties form the backbone of human resources functions. Every detail about an employee, such as pay scale, special accommodations, disciplinary actions and job descriptions are constantly tracked in hard copy and electronic files.


Day-to-Day HR Duties & Tasks
Hiring employees is a common day-to-day human resources function. Recruiters -- also known as recruitment specialists -- focus on tasks that include screening resumes, conducting phone or personal interviews, contacting references, posting job advertisements and offering jobs to successful candidates.


Thoracolumbar scoliosis overview
Every case is different, but the importance of early detection is universally important. To learn more about thoracolumbar scoliosis, or for information about innovative treatment methods available for adult lumbar scoliosis, contact Laser Spine Institute.


Thoracolumbar scoliosis overview
Those with more severe curvature might require surgery. Surgery for thoracolumbar scoliosis often takes the form of spinal fusion with instrumentation, which corrects the curvature and stabilizes the affected vertebral segments.


Scoliosis Imaging: What Radiologists Should Know
Treatment for thoracolumbar scoliosis. Treatment for abnormal curvature that encompasses both the thoracic and lumbar regions of the spine will depend on a number of factors, including: 1  The underlying cause of the curvature. 2  The severity of the curvature.


Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
1 Lumbar spinal stenosis is typically caused by degenerative arthritis. 2  Patients can develop low back pain as well as pain, weakness, and numbness or decreased sensation in the legs.


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1 Lumbar spinal stenosis is a condition whereby either the spinal canal (central stenosis) or one or more of the vertebral foramina (foraminal stenosis) becomes narrowed. 2  Lumbar spinal stenosis is typically caused by degenerative arthritis.


Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
Lumbar spinal stenosis facts. 1  Lumbar spinal stenosis is a condition whereby either the spinal canal (central stenosis) or one or more of the vertebral foramina (foraminal stenosis) becomes narrowed. 2  Lumbar spinal stenosis is typically caused by degenerative arthritis.


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There are different types of spinal fractures. Doctors classify fractures of the thoracic and lumbar spine based upon the specific pattern of the fracture and whether there is a spinal cord injury. Classifying the fracture pattern will help your doctor determine the proper treatment.


Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
If the narrowing is substantial, it causes compression of the spinal cord or spinal nerves, which causes the painful symptoms of lumbar spinal stenosis, including low back pain, buttock pain, and leg pain and numbness that is made worse with walking and relieved by resting. Medically Reviewed by a Doctor on 5/7/2015.


Thoracolumbar scoliosis overview
Thoracolumbar scoliosis is an abnormal curvature of the spine that includes the vertebrae of the lower thoracic (mid-back) and upper lumbar (lower back) regions. This type of scoliosis is often congenital, which means that it forms during the third to sixth week in utero and is generally detectable at birth.


Zenni Optical
Quick notes: 1  Sub-$20 pricing â Zenniâs always been amongst those with low pricing. 2  Most popular â Youâll have no issue finding other customer input and reviews about Zenni (heck, the reader-reviews section on this site is full of them). 3  BBB-accredited with an A+ rating. 4  Can not check out as guest (must register).


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Near and far vision is corrected with a seamless transition. These no-line bifocal lenses can be fitted to over 75% of our glasses. Shop Progressive eyeglasses now.


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Sub-$20 pricing â Zenniâs always been amongst those with low pricing. They currently have some of the lowest prices starting at $6.95. Most popular â Youâll have no issue finding other customer input and reviews about Zenni (heck, the reader-reviews section on this site is full of them).


Zenni Optical
Quick notes: 1  Sub-$20 pricing â Zenniâs always been amongst those with low pricing. They currently have some of the lowest prices starting at $6.95. 2  Most popular â Youâll have no issue finding other customer input and reviews about Zenni (heck, the reader-reviews section on this site is full of them).


Dusty Reviews Zenni Optical Progressive Lenses
I recently purchased three pairs of progressive lense glasses. They arrived in 18 days and were excellent quality lenses and the frames fit well with little or no need for adjustment. The cost for the frames were under $25 and when adding the 1.61 high index lenses plus anti-reflective coating totaled less than $75 each. I paid $400 four years ago for a designer frame of similar quality at a retail storefront.


Dusty Reviews Zenni Optical Progressive Lenses
I recently purchased three pairs of progressive lense glasses. They arrived in 18 days and wer... Review and tutorial of how to buy glasses on Zennioptical.com.


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Progressive Eyeglasses. Many of our customers require multifocals, like progressive lenses. These lenses accommodate for both near and far vision by adding a unique lower lens with ADD vision value for reading and near vision, without the obvious line of bifocal lenses. Progressive eyeglasses are glasses with no-line, multifocal lenses. You get two or three different vision prescriptions in one lens that is not marred by visibly horizontal lines. Instead of needing several pairs of glasses to drive, work, read or perform computer work, progressive eyeglasses allow you to do all these things with just one pair of glasses.


Zenni Optical
Zenni remains extremely competitive price-wise. With frames starting at $6.95, free lenses, and shipping at $4.95 within the US ($9.95+ internationally), itâs quite possible to get a pair of glasses for under $15. Lens offerings: (prices based on $6.95 frames)


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Unlike bifocal lenses that have a distinct line separating the distance and reading prescriptions, progressive lenses seamlessly integrate the powers and provide an intermediate range. With the innovation of the digital progressive lens, you can also expect a high-definition viewing capacity and extended peripheral vision.


Zenni Optical
Zenni Optical is located in the US (California), although orders may be shipped from either the US or from HK. Pricing in USD. They sell single-vision and bi-focal/progressive lenses. They a 1-800 number, fax number, email address, mailing address, and online form for contact.


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International Anesthesia Research Society. Diabetes Mellitus (Concomitant Diseases) Background: occurs in >8% of U.S. population. Diagnosed by a fasting glucose > 126 (mg/dL), two random glucoses > 200, or a oral glucose tolerance test (75g) leading to a blood glucose > 200 at two hours post.


Risk Factors for Acute Kidney Injury in Severe Rhabdomyolysis
Of the 61 patients included in the analysis, 39 also had at least one concomitant disease or were on at least one drug that was also associated with hyponatremia and/or seizures.


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Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. Link to this page: therapeutic drug monitoring. 1  Facebook.  Twitter.


Concomitant disease
Concomitant disease: Related Topics. These medical condition or symptom topics may be relevant to medical information for Concomitant disease: 1  Concomitant.  comorbidity.


Diabetes Mellitus (Concomitant Diseases)
Home / Encyclopedia / D / Diabetes Mellitus (Concomitant Diseases) Background: occurs in >8% of U.S. population. Diagnosed by a fasting glucose > 126 (mg/dL), two random glucoses > 200, or a oral glucose tolerance test (75g) leading to a blood glucose > 200 at two hours post. Clinical manifestations include polyuria, polydipsia, and polyphagia.


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therapeutic drug monitoring
Concomitant disease, ie whether there are underlying conditions that may affect drug distribution or metabolism, eg renal disease with â clearance and â drug levels, or hepatic disease, in which there is â albumin production and â enzyme activity resulting in a functional â in drug levels, due to â availability of drug-carrying proteins.


Glossary
Excluded from this definition are in vitro studies that utilize human tissues that cannot be linked to a living individual. Patient-oriented research includes: (a) mechanisms of human disease, (b) therapeutic interventions, (c) clinical trials, or (d) development of new technologies.


NIA Glossary of Clinical Research Terms
Adverse Event ( AE ) â Any untoward or unfavorable medical occurrence in a clinical research study participant , including any abnormal sign ( e.g. abnormal physical exam or laboratory finding ) , symptom , or disease , temporally associated with the participants â involvement in the research , whether or not considered related to participation in ...


Chapter 08 - Photosynthesis
B) C3 plants fix carbon dioxide in the mesophyll cells. C) In C3 plants, O2 competes with CO2 for the active site of RuBP carboxylase. D) C4 plants deliver CO2 to the Calvin cycle using bundle sheath cells sheltered from leaf air spaces. E) CO2 is fixed at night to decrease water loss.


Which of the following statements is true about photosynthesis and cellular respiration?
Which of the following statements is true about photosynthesis and cellular respiration? Photosynthesis occurs in plants; cellular respiration occurs in animals. The steps in both processes are very similar to each other. The chemical equations for the processes are opposite of each other. Both processes are carried out in the same location in the cell.


Chapter 08 - Photosynthesis
A) When heavy oxygen is part of water given to the plant, the plant produces heavy O2. B) When heavy oxygen is part of CO2 given to the plant, the plant produces heavy O2. C) When heavy oxygen is part of both water and CO2 given a plant, the plant produces heavy O2. D) When no heavy oxygen is part of water given the plant, the plant produces no heavy O2.


1) Which statement about cellular respiration is true?
A. The products of... show more 1)... A. Cellular respiration does not use energy. B. The total amount of energy is constant. C. Energy is destroyed during the reaction. D. Energy is created during the reaction.


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B) Cellular respiration converts all of the energy in glucose into high-energy ATP bonds. C) Cellular respiration converts the kinetic energy of glucose into chemical energy. D) The heat produced during cellular respiration is only a tiny fraction of the chemical energy available in a glucose. molecule. E) Most energy conversion systems are more efficient than cellular respiration.


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ATP supplies the energy to produce glucose and other carbohydrates. ATP is produced when water molecules are split and chlorophyll electrons are excited. ATP supplies the energy to split water molecules. ATP produces CO2 and O2 molecules.


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Which of the following statements regarding photosynthesis and cellular respiration is true? A) Photosynthesis occurs in chloroplasts, and cellular respiration occurs in mitochondria. B) Photosynthesis occurs in mitochondria, and cellular respiration occurs in chloroplasts. C) Photosynthesis occurs in mitochondria and in chloroplasts. D) Cellular respiration occurs in mitochondria and in chloroplasts. E) Neither cellular respiration nor photosynthesis occurs in either mitochondria or chloroplasts.


Effect of Training and Manpower Development on Productivity of Workers
A. The products of both processes are the same. B. The reactants for one process are the same as the reactants for the other process. C. Each process provides the materials needed in the other process. D. There is no direct relationship.


Chapter 08 - Photosynthesis
A) During cellular respiration, carbohydrate energy is converted into ATP. B) During cellular respiration, mitochondria release carbon dioxide. C) During photosynthesis, energy from the sun is used to form carbohydrates. D) During photosynthesis, carbon dioxide is used.


Spain accepts Mexican independence
In response, Mexican conservatives called for independence as a means of maintaining their privileged position in Mexican society. In early 1821, AgustÃn de Iturbide, the leader of the Royalist forces, negotiated the Plan of Iguala with Vicente Guerrero.


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This page is dedicated to the leaders of Latin Americas Independence, to the heros of the independence of our continent.


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I believe than knowledge is the beginning of love. And, as one of our poet says: The brothers be united, these es the first law , I added the pages dedicated to the symbols of the diverse countries, so the people who live in this continent may get familiar with the symbols of our brothers.


Mexico - Independence, Revolution & History
Mexican revolutionary; he led the revolt against Porfirio Diaz in the south of Mexico during the Mexican Revolution. Loved the poor and worked and fought to redistribute land to the natives and poor. fought with Pancho Villa.


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The political life of Latin America for over a century and a half has been characterized by a. general trend toward instability. This portion of the world presents its own distinct set of problems. By. the mid-1820s, Latin Americans had driven out their colonial rulers through wars of independence.


John F. Kennedy
Pretends to set up links among the pages dedicated to them in a purpose of surpass, through the mutual knowledge, the barriers and regionalisms that may divide our people, and, may be, with the help of all, achieve a virtual union of the heros of Latin American Independence.


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The chapter then discusses the social structure in the nineteenth century. lived in the countryside. ruled them as small domains and became very nearly a law unto themselves. significant technological skills. European immigrants. and urban elites. shape Latin American economic life in the most fundamental manner.


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changes in landholding accompanied the wars of independence. With the exception of Mexico in 1910, no Latin American nation, from the wars of independence to the 1950s, experienced a fundamental. revolution that overthrew the social and economic structures that dated from the colonial period.


Spain accepts Mexican independence
In 1822, as no Bourbon monarch to rule Mexico had been found, Iturbide was proclaimed the emperor of Mexico. However, his empire was short-lived, and in 1823 republican leaders Santa Anna and Guadalupe Victoria deposed Iturbide and set up a republic, with Guadalupe Victoria as its first president.


James Gunn
After contributing to several other Troma films, in the year 2000 Gunn wrote, produced and performed in his own superhero comedy, The Specials, directed by Craig Mazin and featuring Rob Lowe, Thomas Haden Church, Paget Brewster, Judy Greer and Jamie Kennedy.


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Writer and director James Gunn had the ease of mind knowing that heâd have a chance to make Guardians of the Galaxy 2 for Marvel Studios before the first even hit theaters.


James Gunn
In 2010, Gunn released the film Super, a dark comedy and superhero satire starring Rainn Wilson and Ellen Page. Gunn co-wrote and directed the Marvel Studios adaptation of Guardians of the Galaxy, which was released on August 1, 2014. His brother, Sean Gunn had an integral part in the film.


James Gunn (II)
Writer | Producer | Actor. James Gunn was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri in a large Irish Catholic family. His father and his uncles were all lawyers. He has been writing and performing as long as he can remember. He began making 8mm films at the age of 12. Many of these were comedic splatter films featuring his brothers being disemboweled by zombies.


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Another character Gunn spoke with us about in the past is Bug, a member of the 2008-2010 GOTG team from the comics, but like Rom, heâs also not owned by Marvel. Gunn told us he wanted to use Bug in the first movie but simply could not.


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Carol Danvers, previously known as Ms. Marvel and who now carries the Captain Marvel title, is getting her own solo movie on Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe but she will not appear in Guardians of the Galaxy 2.


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We know, for instance, that the second Guardians of the Galaxy will see the entire core cast of five âheroesâ return alongside Nebula (Karen Gillan), The Collector (Benicio Del Toro), Yondu (Michael Rooker) and his right-hand man, Kraglin (Sean Gunn).


James Gunn
He then started working also as a director, starting with Slither (2006). He subsequently wrote and directed the web series James Gunn's PG Porn, the superhero films Super (2010) and Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) and its sequel (2017).


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We donât know if the character Gunn is referring to is a member of the team in the comics but our first guess is to go through our list of 12 characters we want to see in Guardians of the Galaxy sequels and eliminate the ones we know it cannot be.


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Step 1, Wash the cauliflower. Rinse the cauliflower under cool, running water to remove traces of dirt and pesticides. Rubbing the vegetable with your fingers while rinsing makes the process much more effective.Step 2, Cut off the cauliflower florets. Use a sharp knife to remove leaves and thick portions of the main stalk. Cut the florets into pieces about 1 inch (2.5 cm) across so they blanch at a consistent rate.Step 3, Start boiling a pot of water. Fill a pot 2/3 full of fresh ...


Yes, You Can Freeze Cauliflower Rice
How To Freeze Cauliflower Rice To freeze: I simply bag up the raw cauliflower rice, write the amount and the date on the bag, and freeze flat. To cook: I steam the rice straight from the freezer in a covered sautÃ© pan, just as I do when I cook the couscous fresh.


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How to Freeze Cauliflower. Three Parts: Prepping the Cauliflower Blanching the Cauliflower Freezing the Cauliflower Community Q&A. Frozen cauliflower is great to have on hand to use in casseroles and soups throughout the year.


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Three Parts: Prepping the Cauliflower Blanching the Cauliflower Freezing the Cauliflower Community Q&A Frozen cauliflower is great to have on hand to use in casseroles and soups throughout the year. Just blanch fresh cauliflower while it's at its peak to preserve its flavor and nutrients, then place the florets in freezer bags and store them.


How to Blanch Cauliflower
How to Blanch Cauliflower Two Methods: Blanching Cauliflower (Cooking) Blanching Cauliflower Plants (Gardening) Community Q&A The term blanching has two different meanings, both covered in this article. In a cooking context, blanching or parboiling refers to a process that partially cooks a vegetable, then rapidly cools it.


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Frozen cauliflower only needs to be reheated for about 90 seconds after the blanching and freezing process. Simply drop the frozen florets into boiling water, or steam them. They are now ready to use in your favorite cauliflower recipe.


How to Blanch Cauliflower
How to Blanch Cauliflower. Two Methods: Blanching Cauliflower (Cooking) Blanching Cauliflower Plants (Gardening) Community Q&A. The term blanching has two different meanings, both covered in this article. In a cooking context, blanching or parboiling refers to a process that partially cooks a vegetable, then rapidly cools it.


Yes, You Can Freeze Cauliflower Rice
This is also a good thing because a whole head of cauliflower makes quite a lot of rice, and it's more than my two-person household can eat in a meal or two. How To Freeze Cauliflower Rice. To freeze: I simply bag up the raw cauliflower rice, write the amount and the date on the bag, and freeze flat. To cook: I steam the rice straight from the freezer in a covered sautÃ© pan, just as I do when I cook the couscous fresh.


How to Freeze Cauliflower
Step 1, Pick out fresh cauliflower. Pick young, fresh cauliflower at its peak to freeze. The florets should be tight and white. Avoid heads with brown spots or limp parts. When you thaw cauliflower that was frozen after its peak, you won't be impressed with the flavor and texture. You can pick your own cauliflower or buy it from a farmer's market for optimum freshness. Avoid freezing very large heads ...Step 2, Wash the cauliflower. Use cool running water to rinse away any dirt ...


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The cauliflower will be tastier and crisper if dry before freezing; avoid freezing them wet. They do not have to be defrosted prior to using. Add directly to stir fry or re-heat until warmed through in a small amount of broth or water, or in a microwave.


Giraffe
Adult males stand 15 â 19 feet (4.6 â 6.0 metres) tall, whereas females are shorter at 13 â 16 feet (4 â 4.8 metres) tall. Adult males weigh between 1,764 â 4,255 pounds (800 â 930 kilograms), while females weigh only 1,213 â 2,601 pounds (550 â 1,180 kilograms). The giraffe has the longest tail of any land mammal. Their tail can grow to be 8 feet (2.4 metres) long, including the tuft on the end.


Giraffe Facts & Photos
A giraffe's neck alone is 6 feet (1.8 meters) long and weighs about 600 lbs. (272 kilograms). The animal's legs are also 6 feet long. In full, females grow up to 14 feet (4.3 m) tall and weigh up to 1,500 lbs. (680 kg), while males grow up to 18 feet (5.5 m) tall and weigh up to 3,000 lbs. (1,360 kg). With such a massive body, it makes sense that the giraffes' organs and other body parts are equally huge.


More Animals & Plants from San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo Safari Park
A giraffe's heart is 2 feet (0.6 meters) long and weighs about 25 pounds (11 kilograms), and its lungs can hold 12 gallons (55 liters) of air! Its closest relative is the okapi. Giraffes have a small hump on their back and have a spotted pattern similar to that of a leopard.


Giraffe Facts & Photos
After mating, the cow will have a gestation period of around 14 months. During birth, the calf will drop to the ground, since mother giraffes give birth standing up. The fall can be as far as 5 feet (1.5 m), according to National Geographic. New calves are quite large, at 6 feet tall (1.8 m), 100 to 150 lbs. (45 to 68 kg), according to the San Diego Zoo.


Calories in Boneless Skinless Chicken Tenders
Calories in Boneless Skinless Chicken Tenders. Calories in Boneless Skinless Chicken Tenders (2 pieces=1 serv) *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. Some of these foods were entered by users and are subject to error.


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Calories In Grilled Chicken Tenders Calories: 157, Fat: 4g, Carbs: 3g, Protein: 26g, Fiber: 0g. Calories Burned For Treadmill: 10% Incline, 8.5 km/h (7 minutes per km) Calories Burned For Treadmill: 10% Incline, 7.5 km/h (8 minutes per km) Calories Burned For Treadmill: 10% Incline, 6.6 km/h (9 minutes per km)


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Taste flavors from land or sea with. CHICKEN & SANDWICHES. Irresistible flavors come to the table. Enjoy options like our chicken sandwiches and salads with chicken. Or try a Filet-O-FishÂ®, made with whitefish that is wild-caught and sourced from sustainable fisheries. Catch tastiness you can feel good about.


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Trusted Results with Calories in grilled chicken tenders. Grilled Chicken Thighs Tandoori - All Recipes. These grilled chicken thighs are moist, luscious, and delicious; marinated in yogurt with just the right blend of spices.


Calories in grilled chicken tenders
Trusted Results with Calories in grilled chicken tenders. These grilled chicken thighs are moist, luscious, and delicious; marinated in yogurt with just the right blend of spices. Skewered chicken tenders are brushed with a tropical mixture of pineapple juice, brown sugar and soy sauce, and then they're grilled.


Grilled Chicken Tenders
There are 215 calories in a 5 tenders serving of PDQ Grilled Chicken Tenders. Calorie breakdown: 8% fat, 0% carbs, 92% protein.


Chicken Breast Nutrition Facts
One medium fried chicken breast provides 364 calories, 34 grams of protein, 13 grams of carbohydrate, 18 grams of fat, and 697 milligrams of sodium.


Calories in grilled chicken tenders
Trusted Results with Calories in grilled chicken tenders. 1  Grilled Chicken Thighs Tandoori - All Recipes. These grilled chicken thighs are moist, luscious, and delicious; marinated in yogurt with just the right blend of spices. 2  Pineapple Chicken Tenders - All Recipes.


Chick-fil-Aâs New Grilled Recipe, EntrÃ©e Lineup Set to âTransformâ Menu
Show all nutrition, ingredients, & allergens. A boneless breast of chicken, marinated with a special blend of seasonings and grilled for a tender and juicy backyard-grilled taste, served on a toasted multigrain bun with Green Leaf lettuce and tomato. Served with Honey Roasted BBQ Sauce.


Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is now worth $100B thanks to Black Friday boom
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has reached a net worth of $100 billion â it's enough this holiday to buy over half a billion Echo speakers or pay the yearly subscriptions of more than 670 million Amazon Music Unlimited accounts.


Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is now worth $100B thanks to Black Friday boom
Bloomberg calculated that Gates would have a net worth of about $150 billion if not for donating large portions of his wealth to charitable causes. Bezos has been giving away Amazon shares worth about $500 million every year since 2002.


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The Net Worth of Amazonâs Jeff BezosThe net worth of Amazon Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos is $81.1 billion, making him the second richest person alive. By Laura Woods | May 17, 2017.


Bill Gates
Bezos is the first person to reach a net worth of over $100 billion since Microsoft's Bill Gates in 1999, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Bezos is the first person to reach a net worth of over $100 billion since Microsoft's Bill Gates in 1999, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.


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Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos became the only billionaire in the world to have a twelve-digit fortune on Monday morning, when his net worth topped $100 billion for the first time, according to Forbes' Real-Time Billionaire Rankings.


As Amazon Stock Surges On Cyber Monday, Jeff Bezos' Net Worth Tops $100 Billion
Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates was briefly worth $100 billion in April 1999, when Microsoft stock hit a peak. Now, nearly twenty years later, Gates is the second richest person in the world behind Bezos, worth $89.4 billion â excluding the more than $35 billion he has given to his foundation in his lifetime.


How Jeff Bezos' Net Worth Hit $100 Billion With a Boost From Black Friday
Jeff Bezos, the founder and principal shareholder of Amazon, has become the first person in the 21st century with a net worth over $100 billion thanks to a Black Friday boost to Amazonâs stocks. Bezosâ wealth reached $100.3 billion on Black Friday, according to Bloomberg.


Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is now worth $100B thanks to Black Friday boom
The 53-year-old businessman is the first person to reach a net worth of over $100 billion since Gates in 1999, according to Bloomberg. Gates was the world's richest person prior to Bezos' climb and is now worth almost $90 billion.


How Jeff Bezos' Net Worth Hit $100 Billion With a Boost From Black Friday
Bezos briefly overtook Gates in October to become the worldâs richest man after a spectacular year that saw his net worth climb from around $60 billion to over $100 billion, according to Bloombergâs Billionaires Index. Bezos, whose mother gave birth to him when she was a teenager, came from a tough background to found Amazon in 1994.


As Amazon Stock Surges On Cyber Monday, Jeff Bezos' Net Worth Tops $100 Billion
Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos became the only billionaire in the world to have a twelve-digit fortune on Monday morning, when his net worth topped $100 billion for the first time, according to Forbesâ Real-Time Billionaire Rankings, which calculates his wealth at $100.2 billion as of 1 p.m. Eastern on Monday, up more than $600 million from Friday, November 24.


Does a Pull-up Bar Build the Upper Chest?
Your pectoralis minor does do some of the work, as do the biceps, shoulders and other muscles of the back -- but for the most part, the pull-up is a lat exercise. The pectoralis major, the larger of the two pectoral muscles, is not activated much at all by pull-ups.


Do Pull-Ups Build Muscle?
Pull-Ups is the only exercise I do that focuses on the latissimus. Pull-ups are good for other muscles too, like your forearms, triceps and traps, but for me the latissimus is the muscle that changes your look most drastically. Over 5 weeks of training I put on 4.5% to my back width. Read on to see how.


Does a Pull-up Bar Build the Upper Chest?
What the Pull-up Does. When you do a traditional pull-up with your palms facing away from you, you're primarily working the latissimus dorsi of the back -- a muscle on the opposite side of the body from the chest.


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Without the help of other muscles, called synergists, you would not be able to perform a pullup. The brachialis, brachioradialis and biceps arm muscles are involved when you flex your elbows.


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What Muscles Do Pullups Work? An upper-body, strength-building regimen would not be complete without the classic pullup, a challenging compound exercise that involves more than one joint and recruits more than one muscle group.


Does a Pull-up Bar Build the Upper Chest?
With very little investment in time and money, you'll have a basic piece of equipment that can help you tone and strengthen many of the muscles of your upper body. While that can include portions of your chest -- the traditional pull-up is not really the best option for building the muscles of your chest.


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The pullup is a body-weight exercise designed to primarily work the muscles in your back, shoulders and arms at the same time. With slight changes in technique, you can shift some of the load and engage other muscles.


Does a Pull-up Bar Build the Upper Chest?
If you're working out at a gym that has an assisted pull-up bar machine, chances are that machine also doubles as an assisted dip machine. The chest dip, as its name suggests, is a beneficial exercise geared toward building chest muscle.


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The lats run from the middle of your back, along the side of your trunk and attach to your upper-arm bone, underneath your armpit. This muscle is mainly responsible for the adduction, extension and internal rotation of your shoulder. The lats also help pull your shoulder blades down during a pullup.


How to Build an Outdoor Fire Pit
You could have a simple campfire surrounded by large stones, a portable fire pit, a traditional wood-burning fire pit, or a more complex gas-burning fire pit. This article will take you through the steps of how to build a traditional, round, wood-burning fire pit, using dry laid landscape block and firebrick.


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A variety of designs, methods, and materials are used to create fire pits. You could have a simple campfire surrounded by large stones, a portable fire pit, a traditional wood-burning fire pit, or a more complex gas-burning fire pit.


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For extra security, when you are using brick, stone or pavers to create your fire pit, line the inside of the fire pit with a fire-rated brick.


How to Build an Outdoor Fire Pit
Types of Fire Pits. A variety of designs, methods, and materials are used to create fire pits. You could have a simple campfire surrounded by large stones, a portable fire pit, a traditional wood-burning fire pit, or a more complex gas-burning fire pit.


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Editor's Note: Make sure the manufacturer of the concrete bricks you are using has deemed them safe for a fire pit application. For extra security, when you are using brick, stone or pavers to create your fire pit, line the inside of the fire pit with a fire-rated brick.


How to Build an Outdoor Fire Pit
Define the center location of the fire pit on level ground with a stake. Tie a piece of string to the stake and mark the desired diameter of the burn area (to the inside edge of the firebrick) by using spray paint.


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Editor's Note: Make sure the manufacturer of the concrete bricks you are using has deemed them safe for a fire pit application. For extra security, when you are using brick, stone or pavers to create your fire pit, line the inside of the fire pit with a fire-rated brick. By: Heather Patterson and Vanessa Hunt.


How to Build a Round Patio with a Fire Pit
Layout the first course of pavers for the fire pit in the center of the patio. 13. Then, remove one circular row of patio pavers, and set the first course of fire-pit pavers down onto the stone-and-sand base. Use the rubber mallet to tap the pavers level and even. 14.


Stone Fire Pit Design Ideas
Add enough gravel so the fire area is a few inches below grade, which helps improve fire pit safety. As a fire burns, stones heat up. If you plan to use them for seating, create some space between flames and stones. Cook over your stone fire pit using skewers to roast meat, veggies, or marshmallows.


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Select a spot for your pit. Choose a place that will provide room to walk around the fire, away from plants, fences, or any other kinds of flammable material. Consider the wind in your backyard and the way it will blow smoke from the fire.


The Amendments in History
After 50 years of waiting, women finally got the right to vote in the United States with the Nineteenth Amendment (Proposed June 4, 1919; Adopted August 18, 1920).


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Page 2 of 47 Preface to Bylaw Amendments The following proposed amendments to the NAP Bylaws are presented in the order it is anticipated they will be considered by the convention. These amendments have been carefully arranged to take into consideration the principles of supersedence and conformity.


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OFFICIAL NOTICE This booklet contains notice of the proposed amendments to be considered by the delegates to the NAP Biennial Convention, September 4-7, 2015, in Alexandria, Virginia.


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Proviso: If this amendment is adopted, election of two additional directors-at-large shall be conducted prior to the close of the convention. Proposed by: NAP Board of Directors Rationale: All members of the board of directors should be elected by the delegates.


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Page 4 of 47 Contents PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO NAP BYLAWS AMENDMENT #1: DISTRICT DIRECTORS ON BOARD ELECTED BY CONVENTION ...........................................................................................


The Amendments in History
The last of the Reconstruction Amendments, The Fifteenth Amendment (Proposed February 26, 1869; Adopted February 3, 1870) gave all male citizens of the United States, regardless of race, color, or previous condition of servitude the right to vote.


The Amendments in History
This number was whittled down to 12, but only ten of which were ratified by a majority of the States. These final ten became the first ten Amendments to the United States (U.S.) Constitution.


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Page 38 of 47 Section 4. Election of Officers. Officers will be elected by the entire membership as of May 1st of each convention year by an internet or mail vote received no later than forty-five days prior to the convention.


The Amendments in History
The Bill of Rights (Amendments 1-10). It's almost impossible to imagine the United States (U.S.) Constitution without having a Bill of Rights, but when it was first being drafted, a majority of the Founding Fathers didn't think it was necessary.


What Can You Do With a Masters in Reading Education?
Degree programs and career options are available to those interested in the reading education field. Most people with an advanced degree in reading education become reading specialists.


What Does a Reading Specialist Do?
One of the best things a reading specialist can do is to provide resources and leadership for an entire school. This can take many forms, including the crafting of special weeks to get kids in all grades excited about reading, or coming up with multiple themes to encourage reading throughout a whole school year.


How Do I Become a Reading Specialist?
Reading Specialist Masterâs Degree. Once enrolled in a program, graduate students will take a variety of courses in both core and elective categories. Common core courses include diagnostic methods and evaluation for reading issues, advanced methods in the teaching of reading, and teaching struggling readers.


What Can I Do with a Master's Degree in Reading and Literacy?
Graduates of master's degree programs in reading and literacy usually find work as teachers or literacy coaches. These programs generally provide certification to become a reading specialist in grades K-12, although requirements vary from state to state.


What Can You Do With an English Literature Degree?
How to boost your graduate employability: Experience in sales and marketing roles; knowledge of how to promote yourself (or a product/service) using social media; a creative portfolio of ideas. As well as the industries listed above, there are many other answers to the question âwhat can you do with an English degreeâ.


What Does a Reading Specialist Do?
A Reading Specialist Supports Teachers. A reading specialist generally holds a masterâs degree in reading, and he or she is certified K-12 in order to help students of all ages with their reading skills. According to Reading Rockets, the main way that reading specialists do this is by supporting regular classroom teachers in their efforts to help students with their reading skills.


What Can You Do With a Masters in Reading Education?
Degree Overview. A master's degree in reading education typically involves completing 30 to 36 credits, and some special education master's degree programs offer reading specialist concentrations. These degree programs are open to current certified teachers and those who have a bachelor's degree in education.


What Can You Do With an English Literature Degree?
Read more about careers in marketing here. How to boost your graduate employability: Experience in sales and marketing roles; knowledge of how to promote yourself (or a product/service) using social media; a creative portfolio of ideas. ---. Other common careers with an English degree.


How Do I Become a Reading Specialist?
In order to begin pursuing a graduate degree for a reading specialist career, the minimum requirement for prospective students is a bachelorâs degree from an accredited university. Additional requirements to enroll in a degree program with reading and/or literacy specializations vary by institution. The majority of programs, however, do require a valid, up-to-date teaching certification.


Piloerection
Some dogs exhibit a thin line (at most a few inches wide) of hair all along their back to the base of the tail. I associate this pattern of piloerection with a high level of confidence and in my experience, these dogs are more likely to go on offense and behave in an aggressive way than other dogs.


What is Piloerection?
Piloerection refers to a reaction of the sympathetic nervous system that causes certain muscles to contract and hair follicles to protrude outwards from the skin. Commonly called goosebumps or gooseflesh, it is a physiological response to cold air and intense emotions, especially fear.


What causes goose bumps?
In humans, it can even extend to piloerection as a reaction to hearing nails scratch on a chalkboard or listening to awe-inspiring music. Piloerection as a response to cold or fear is vestigial in humans; as humans retain only very little body hair, the reflex (in humans) now serves no known purpose. In humans, goose bumps are strongest on the forearms, but also occur on the legs, back, and other areas of the skin that have hair.


Piloerection
When the hair on a dogâs back goes up (technically called piloerection), itâs usually a sign that the dog is aroused or excited in some way. It is an involuntary reaction, just like the goose bumps we humans get, so itâs important not to have any expectation of a dog being able to control it.


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Piloerection: Erection of the hair of the skin due to contraction of the tiny arrectores pilorum muscles that elevate the hair follicles above the rest of the skin and move the hair vertically, so the hair seems to 'stand on end.'.


Piloerection
I associate this pattern of piloerection with low confidence and I often find that these dogs are somewhat fearful. The most confusing pattern is when a dog exhibits a patch of hair that is raised at the shoulders and another raised patch at the base of the tail. The hair in between along the back is not raised. This pattern of piloerection often occurs in dogs who are in an ambivalent emotional state and feeling conflicted.


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Now that I have your attention. Piloerection is the canine display of dogâs hair standing on. end beginning with the fur between the shoulder blades. Sometimes the display can follow the spine all the way to the. bum. Mood Meter. Many people believe it is a sign of aggression. Not always.


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Goosebumps are another name for piloerection. Goosebumps may appear as a result of sudden fear or stress. Piloerection makes the hairs on a cat's back and tail stand on end, presenting them with a larger appearance for threatening predators. Piloerection offers protection to animals who are exposed to cold weather. Piloerection can occur in people when they get a chill.


What causes goose bumps?
In some people, they even occur in the face or on the head. Piloerection is also a (rare) symptom of some diseases, such as temporal lobe epilepsy, some brain tumors, and autonomic hyperreflexia. Goose bumps can also be caused by heroin withdrawal. A skin condition that mimics goose bumps in appearance is keratosis pilaris.


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Unlawful order is an order rendered without jurisdiction. Every erroneous order or judgment of a Court is unlawful and for that reason may be reversed on appeal. [In re Cohen, 5 Cal. 494, 495 (Cal.


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Unlawful Order Law & Legal Definition. Unlawful order is an order rendered without jurisdiction. Every erroneous order or judgment of a Court is unlawful and for that reason may be reversed on appeal. [In re Cohen, 5 Cal. 494, 495 (Cal. 1855)].


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Lawful order is any order of court which is not erroneous; any order which may not be reversed on appeal for error. Contempt is defined to be the disobedience or resistance of a lawful order of a court or judge and every erroneous order or judgment of a Court is unlawful.


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Contempt is defined to be the disobedience or resistance of a lawful order of a court or judge and every erroneous order or judgment of a Court is unlawful. [In re Cohen, 5 Cal. 494, 495 (Cal. 1855)].


Lawful Order Law and Legal Definition
Lawful order is any order of court which is not erroneous; any order which may not be reversed on appeal for error. Contempt is defined to be the disobedience or resistance of a lawful order of a court or judge and every erroneous order or judgment of a Court is unlawful. [In re Cohen, 5 Cal. 494, 495 (Cal. 1855)].


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Unlawful Order Law & Legal Definition. Unlawful order is an order rendered without jurisdiction. Every erroneous order or judgment of a Court is unlawful and for that reason may be reversed on appeal. [In re Cohen, 5 Cal.


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Unlawful Order Law & Legal Definition. Unlawful order is an order rendered without jurisdiction. Every erroneous order or judgment of a Court is unlawful and for that reason may be reversed on appeal.


Lawful Order Law and Legal Definition
Contempt is defined to be the disobedience or resistance of a lawful order of a court or judge and every erroneous order or judgment of a Court is unlawful. [In re Cohen, 5 Cal. 494, 495 (Cal.


Unlawful Order Law and Legal Definition
Unlawful order is an order rendered without jurisdiction. Every erroneous order or judgment of a Court is unlawful and for that reason may be reversed on appeal. [In re Cohen, 5 Cal.


lawful
The terms lawful and legal differ in that the former contemplates the substance of law, whereas the latter alludes to the form of law. A lawful act is authorized, sanctioned, or not forbidden by law.


Chemical Forums
1. On the basis of charge separation due to electronegativity differences and electrostatics, predict which atoms in the following questions is likely to react with the reagent shown. a) Bromoethane with O atom of OH-b) propanal with H+. 2.


ATOMIC AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE GROUP 7 ELEMENTS (THE HALOGENS)
Trends in Melting Point and Boiling Point You will see that both melting points and boiling points rise as you go down the Group. If you explore the graphs, you will find that fluorine and chlorine are gases at room temperature, bromine is a liquid and iodine a solid. Nothing very surprising there! Explaining the trends in melting point and boiling point. All of the halogens exist as diatomic molecules-F 2, Cl 2, and so on.


General Chemistry/Intermolecular bonds
When comparing boiling points of the non-polar gases, like the noble gases, the gas with the largest radius will have the highest points because it has the most potential for van der Waals forces. Ionic compounds can be compared using Coulomb's Law. Look for substances with high ionic charges and low ionic radii.


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At the temperature of the boiling point, the liquid turns into a gas. The molecules are not in contact each other in the gaseous state. Water Liquid to Water Gas: This animation shows how water molecules are able to break the forces of attraction i.e. the hydrogen bonds to each other and escape as the gas molecule.


General Chemistry/Intermolecular bonds
The polar bonds are symmetric, but they don't point in opposite directions. The result is a dipole (positive pointing down). Covalent bonds can be polar or non-polar, and so can the overall compound depending on its shape. When a bond is polar, it creates a dipole, a pair of charges (one positive and one negative). If they are arranged in a symmetrical shape, so that they point in opposite directions, they will cancel each other.


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Bonding and the Determination of Melting Points and Boiling Points Melting Point/Freezing Point: The temperature at which a liquid becomes a solid and a solid becomes a liquid. 0Â°C is the freezing point of water at atmospheric pressure, 1538 Â°C is the melting point of iron. Above these temperatures, the material is a liquid, below, it is a solid. Boiling Point/Condensation Point: The temperature at which a liquid becomes a gas and a gas becomes a liquid. 100Â°C is the boiling point of water at atmospheric pressure; 2750 Â°C is the boiling point of iron.


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If water behaved as a normal polar molecule it would have boiled at about - 100 C (shown in red). The other molecules are slightly polar and show the increase in boiling point with molecular weight which is normal. Instead, water boils at +100 C, which is very abnormal.


Chemical Forums
The boiling points increases depending on the intermolecular forces between the molecules. One could list the molecules in if they have possibilities to do hydrogenbonding and by how large they are (vdw-forces and dipole moment). Thankyou for your reply.


ATOMIC AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE GROUP 7 ELEMENTS (THE HALOGENS)
If you explore the graphs, you will find that fluorine and chlorine are gases at room temperature, bromine is a liquid and iodine a solid. Nothing very surprising there! Explaining the trends in melting point and boiling point All of the halogens exist as diatomic molecules-F2, Cl2, and so on. The intermolecular attractions between one molecule and its neighbours are van der Waals dispersion forces. Notice that the trend down the Group isn't tidy.


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For example linear hydrocarbons also show an increase in melting point and boiling point with molecular weight (size). Figure 2:The formation of an instantaneous dipole is shown, which can then induce a dipole in a neighbouring molecule. This induction of a dipole will continue among all other atoms.


Chemistry Chapter 8
The change in energy for which fo the following processes corresponds to the electron affinity of iodine? I(g) + eâ» ---> Iâ»(g) Which of the following statements is true about the ionization energy of Mgâº?


which element has a more favorable (exothermic) electron affinity?
Rank the following elements by electron affinity, from most positive to most negative EA value: tellurium, bismuth, neon, sodium, iodine i tried Te, Bi, Na, I, Ne and it was incorrect. Chem From the information below, identify element X. a.


Chemistry Chapter 8
Which of the following ground-state electron configurations corresponds to an atom having the largest ionization energy? [Ne]3sÂ²3pâ Rank the following ions in order of increasing first ionization energy: OÂ²â», MgÂ²âº, Fâ», Naâº


which element has a more favorable (exothermic) electron affinity?
Element x has the highest first electron affinity in its period, the ground state electron configuration of its common is: [Kr] 5s2 4d10 5p6 Element Y is the second largest element in its period; its valence electron are in orbital(s) that have n= 6.


Chemistry Chapter 8
An atom of which of the following elements has the largest first ionization energy? A. N B. Sb C. As D. P E. Bi


Chemistry Chapter 8
Which of the following ground-state electron configurations corresponds to an atom that has the most negative value of the electron affinity? 1sÂ²2sÂ²spâ¶3sÂ²3pâµ Which of the following statements is true concerning a concentrated solution of lithium oxide in water?


Chemistry Chapter 8
An atom of which of the following elements has the most negative electron affinity? Cl According to the general trend in electron affinities, which group (or family) of elements tend to form the most table anions in the gas phase?


which element has a more favorable (exothermic) electron affinity?
Rationalize the trend in these values. Electron affinity is the energy absorbed (endothermic) or emitted (exothermic) by the addition of one electron ... Science Batteries are made of two metals with different electron affinities. What does the phrase âelectron affinityâ mean and how does this affinity affect the voltage of the battery Chemistry


which element has a more favorable (exothermic) electron affinity?
Element X has the highest first electron affinity in its period; the ground state electron configuration of it's most common ion is [Kr] 5s^2 4d^10 5p^6 a Element Y is the second largest element in it's period; it's valence electrons are in orbital(s) that have n=6 what is the...


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Audit the number of patients developing steal syndrome, interventions and patient outcomes. BACKGROUND. Patients with steal phenomenon can present with paraesthesia, pain, ulceration and tissue loss. Some. degree of steal is common, for example, in a questionnaire of 120 haemodialysis patients, 50% of. patients with a brachio-cephalic AVF reported a cold hand compared with 12% of those with a radio-. cephalic AVF [1]. Dialysis Access Steal Syndrome (DASS) requiring intervention has an incidence of.


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Symptoms (the classic 6 Ps) 1  Pain. 2  Paresthesia. 3  Paralysis. Pulselessness. 4  Poikilothermia. Pallor.  Symptoms worsen during dialysis particularly in the setting of intradialytic hypotension, and during cold weather.


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Abstract: Arteriovenous fistulae in the arm are commonly used for hemodialysis in. end-stage renal disease. Although physiological steal with reverse flow in the artery. distal to the fistula is common, hand ischemia or infarction are rare. The ischemic. steal syndrome (hand or forearm ischemia) is usually a result of arterial disease prox-. imal or distal to the fistula and/or poor collateral supply to the hand.


Hemodialysis: Acute Complications - Dialysis-associated Vascular Steal Syndrome
Mild (cool extremity with few symptoms but steal demonstrable by flow augmentation with access occlusion): Supportive and symptomatic care: use of gloves and hand exercise. Moderate (intermittent ischemia only during dialysis/claudication): vascular intervention required if supportive care fails or symptoms worsen.


Arteriovenous Access and Hand Pain: The Distal Hypoperfusion Ischemic Syndrome
Hand ischemia in patients with an arteriovenous access is a serious complication in patients who receive long-term hemodialysis (HD). Although the term âarterial steal syndromeâ often has been used in the literature, the expression might not be totally appropriate to denote hand ischemia.


Steal syndrome complicating hemodialysis access procedures: can it be predicted?
A DBI of <0.6 identifies a patient at risk for steal syndrome. Intraoperative DBI cannot be used to predict which patient will develop steal syndrome; however, if revision is indicated, the DBI should be increased to >0.6. Failure to accomplish this puts the patient at risk for continued steal syndrome.


Hemodialysis: Acute Complications - Dialysis-associated Vascular Steal Syndrome
Digital-brachial index (DBI), which is the ratio of the brachial to digital blood pressure (measured on the fingers) No absolute value for the index to predict the development of steal; DBI < 1.0 suggests increased risk. DBI < 0.6 provides a sensitivity of 100% and a specificity of 76%.


Steal syndrome complicating hemodialysis access procedures: can it be predicted?
The development of steal syndrome distal to an arteriovenous fistula (AVF) created for hemodialysis access remains a significant clinical problem. This study was undertaken to determine the role of intraoperative noninvasive testing in the prediction and management of steal syndrome following arteriovenous fistula creation.


Arteriovenous Access and Hand Pain: The Distal Hypoperfusion Ischemic Syndrome
Consequently, for the purpose of this review, the term DHIS is used instead of arterial steal syndrome. Depending on the definition used, the prevalence of DHIS varies from 1 to 20% (4â7). It is more common in patients with proximal (brachial artery based) than distal (radial artery based) accesses (5). The syndrome usually manifests as hand pain (on and off dialysis) and less frequently as loss of distal function and tissue death.


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Patients with symptoms of steal should be investigated for inflow stenosis. There are a number of surgical procedures that can be used in the treatment of steal â Distal. revascularisation interval ligation (DRIL) procedure is probably the most widely used and. durable, with preservation of the access.


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However, if you're taking off a lip piercing, it will obviously be reversed. Clean the area around the ball with a Qtip first, to remove any unwanted crusties. Pinch the ball with your fingers, while holding the bar, or ring in place. Words of warning: Don't do this over a sink with a drain.


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1 Do not wear a nose ring in a fresh piercing. 2  Leave your initial stud in for the first eight weeks after you get the piercing. 3  You can remove the stud after that, but full healing could take 12 to 24 weeks, and you should avoid wearing nose hoops/rings until the location of the piercing has fully healed.


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However, if you're taking off a lip piercing, it will obviously be reversed. Clean the area around the ball with a Qtip first, to remove any unwanted crusties. Pinch the ball with your fingers, while holding the bar, or ring in place.


How do you unscrew a lip piercing?
Lefty: Loosy Righty: Tighty. However, if you're taking off a lip piercing, it will obviously be reversed. Clean the area around the ball with a Qtip first, to remove any unwanted crusties. Pinch the ball with your fingers, while holding the bar, or ring in place. Words of warning: Don't do this over a sink with a drain.


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After having your first pair of earrings in for 6-8 weeks, it can be difficult to get them out. The starter earrings which you have your ears pierced with are designed not to come out easily. This article will help you to remove your starter earrings safely without risk of infection or injury to yourself.


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1 Get your new CBR ready. 2  If the ball is still in place, remove it by holding the ring in one hand and pulling the bead out with the other. 3  Now, twist the ring open slightly. ( 4 Fig 3) If your jewelry is larger than 12g, you'll probably be better off having your local piercing professional insert your body jewelry for you.


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The starter earrings which you have your ears pierced with are designed not to come out easily. This article will help you to remove your starter earrings safely without risk of infection or injury to yourself.


How to Open and Remove a Captive Bead Ring
Additional Notes: 1  Going to a professional is still the best policy. 2  Do not attempt to remove or change your jewelry if the piercing is not healed, which usually takes at least 6-8 weeks with most piercings. 3  Don't remove your jewelry if you believe your piercing is infected.


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After having your first pair of earrings in for 6-8 weeks, it can be difficult to get them out. The starter earrings which you have your ears pierced with are designed not to come out easily.


What's a easy way to remove the ball from a lip piercing?
Best Answer: It may be difficult to remove your jewelry yourself. Here are a few tips, though: *Wash your hands with antibacterial soap before you start! *Wear latex gloves. This will help you grip the jewelry. *Instead of pulling on it, try to twist the ring. Grab the ring with both hands, one on either side of the bead.


Cleaning Up Your Kidneys: Helpful Foods and Drinks to Consider
If you donât have kidney disease and just want to eat a healthy diet for your kidneys, be sure to eat a variety of fruits, vegetables, beans, legumes, whole grains, nuts, and seeds to get a balance of both potassium-rich and moderate-potassium containing foods.he American Kidney Fund advises a moderate amount of protein (40-50 grams) be consumed for those with kidney disease, and one or two vegetables and fruits at each meal for overall kidney function and balance. Meat, dairy, eggs, and alcohol are some of the biggest foods to avoid.


Top 15 Healthy Foods for People with Kidney Disease
Talk to your renal dietitian about incorporating these top 15 foods for a kidney diet into your healthy eating plan. Keep in mind that these foods are healthy for everyoneâincluding family members and friends who do not have kidney disease or are not on dialysis.any of the foods that protect against oxidation are included in the kidney diet and make excellent choices for dialysis patients or people with chronic kidney disease (CKD) .


The Worst Foods for a Polycystic Kidney Diet
Overview. If you have polycystic kidney disease, the food you choose to eat may help slow progression of symptoms related to the disease, for which there is no cure.If you have the disease, you develop multiple cysts in your kidneys.verview. If you have polycystic kidney disease, the food you choose to eat may help slow progression of symptoms related to the disease, for which there is no cure.


Foods to Avoid With Bad Kidneys
A specialized kidney diet helps maintain the right balance of fluids, protein, electrolytes and minerals through what you eat, since the kidneys can no longer do it themselves. If you have kidney disease, work closely with your doctor and a dietitian to determine a meal plan that is right for you.our kidneys are responsible for filtering a waste product called urea out of your bloodstream. As your kidney function declines, the ability to filter urea decreases. Excess urea in the blood exerts more pressure on the kidneys, which can further decrease their function.


Top 5 Foods To Avoid For Healthy Kidneys
Foods High In Oxalic Acid: Just like anti oxidants are good for your kidneys, oxalic acid foods or oxalates are not. Tea, coffee, grapes, oranges, green leafy vegetables are food that must be avoided for kidney diseases. These foods facilitate the formation of kidney stones and thus are bad for your situation.3. High Sodium Foods: It is very well known that a kidney disease diet must have less of salt.High blood pressure and kidney malfunction has a mutual relationship.oods High In Oxalic Acid: Just like anti oxidants are good for your kidneys, oxalic acid foods or oxalates are not. Tea, coffee, grapes, oranges, green leafy vegetables are food that must be avoided for kidney diseases. These foods facilitate the formation of kidney stones and thus are bad for your situation.


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If you have kidney disease, it's important that you consult a renal dietitian and follow a kidney diet. Including super foods in your kidney diet eating plan can help you increase your intake of nutrients and antioxidants.Hereâs a list of the top 15 kidney-friendly super foods.ummary. If you're concerned about the health of your own kidneys â or somebody else's â these 15 super foods for kidney health should be on your grocery-shopping list. Ask a renal dietitian for help including them in your kidney-friendly meal plan if you have chronic kidney disease.


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If you are on dialysis or have chronic kidney disease (CKD), you'll be glad to know that there are lots of super foods, containing antioxidants and other health-supporting properties, included in the kidney diet.ummary. If you're concerned about the health of your own kidneys â or somebody else's â these 15 super foods for kidney health should be on your grocery-shopping list. Ask a renal dietitian for help including them in your kidney-friendly meal plan if you have chronic kidney disease.


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1 There is no one diet that is right for everyone who has kidney disease. 2  Your doctor or dietitian can tailor a diet for you based on how well your kidneys are working. 3  It may be hard to change your diet. 4  You may have to give up many foods you like.ote: These diet tips are not for you if you are on dialysis or have had a kidney transplant. Follow the special diet your doctor gave you. 1  Most people who have kidney disease need to limit salt (sodium), fluids, and protein. 2  Some also have to limit potassium and phosphorus.


Foods to Avoid With Bad Kidneys
If you have bad kidneys, keep your potassium intake low by limiting high-potassium fruits and vegetables such as bananas, broccoli, oranges, potatoes, tomatoes, mushrooms, cantaloupe, collard greens, prunes, raisins, dandelion root and Swiss chard. Meat on cutting board.our kidneys are responsible for filtering a waste product called urea out of your bloodstream. As your kidney function declines, the ability to filter urea decreases. Excess urea in the blood exerts more pressure on the kidneys, which can further decrease their function.


Top 15 Healthy Foods for People with Kidney Disease
However, foods that contain antioxidants can help neutralize free radicals and protect the body. Many of the foods that protect against oxidation are included in the kidney diet and make excellent choices for dialysis patients or people with chronic kidney disease (CKD) .any of the foods that protect against oxidation are included in the kidney diet and make excellent choices for dialysis patients or people with chronic kidney disease (CKD) .


How Much Do Project Managers Make?
For example, the national median salary for entry-level project managers is $89,286, for established project managers is $96,425, for IT project managers is $100,000, and for engineering project managers is $107,472. Directors of PMOs make the most, raking in a solid $134,791 on average a year.


How Much Do Project Managers Make?
Wages vary in the United States as well. For example, the national median salary for entry-level project managers is $89,286, for established project managers is $96,425, for IT project managers is $100,000, and for engineering project managers is $107,472.


How Much Do Project Managers Make?
Finally, industry greatly affects who makes the most as a project manager. According to CIO, project managers in consulting (median salary of $120,000), natural resources ($116,000), and pharmaceuticals ($113,909) rake in the highest base salary.


How Much Money Do Project Managers Make?
Entry-Level Project Managers and Other Beginners. As to be expected, entry-level project managers start lower on the pay scale than their more experienced colleagues. According to PayScale.com, entry-level project managers typically start at around $52,000 a year.


How Much Do Project Managers Make?
Location in the United States also affects overall income. For example, project managers in Miami make $83,615 a year on average, whereas San Franciscan project managers rake in close to $100,000 ($99,748).


How Much Money Do Project Managers Make?
As to be expected, entry-level project managers start lower on the pay scale than their more experienced colleagues. According to PayScale.com, entry-level project managers typically start at around $52,000 a year.


The Great Moral Depression
We are in the midst of a Great Moral Depression. This economic crisis is but a side-effect of a much deeper problem. And unless we address the issues at the root, we will continue to mistake fleeting happiness for genuine joy.


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Causes Of The Flood. Genesis 6:1-8. When you begin to read the Bible and you start in the beginning with Genesis, you learn that God created the heavens and the earth and God made man in his own image. God put man in the garden and gave him a suitable companion. They were blessed by God and enjoyed life without shame before the choice to sin.


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And let us do keep focus in the discussion. The only claim I do not see eye to eye on is that this is a âGreat Depressionâ in the moral sense. I see unbelievable acts of kindness every day in my life. What matters most is how we choose to live our life.


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Abstract: A working definition of an issue of moral concern is presented as any issue with the potential to help or harm anyone, including oneself. I. Hypothesis 1: Moral issues are those which involve a difference of belief and not a matter of preference. A. On this hypothesis, a moral dispute would involve a factual disagreement (or a disagreement in belief) where one or the other or neither belief is correct.


Species extinction is a great moral wrong
By Philip Cafaro, PhD, and Richard B. Primack, PhD Posted on 12 February 2014. Its strong and enduring influence stemmed partly from SoulÃ©'s success in articulating an appealing ethical vision for this new field. At its heart was the belief that the human-caused extinction of other species is a great moral wrong. The diversity of organisms is good, SoulÃ© wrote, and the untimely extinction of populations and species is bad..


Causes of the Great Depression
Money supply decreased significantly between Black Tuesday and the Bank Holiday in March 1933 when there were massive bank runs across the United States. The causes of the Great Depression in the early 20th century have been extensively discussed by economists and remain a matter of active debate.


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On this view, examples of a moral issue would include whether it is right that one speaks truthfully in a particular circumstance or whether one obeys the law in a particular circumstance, as these issues as the rightness or wrongness of the action are assumed to be factually determinable through empirical inquiry.


The Great Moral Depression
It brings a whole new (and darker) meaning to the phrase âkiller bargain.â. Such is our obsession with stuff. We are so sick that weâve twisted one of the greatest traditions we have â giving â into a way to support our addiction to more and more stuff. We arenât maybe heading into a depression â weâre in one.


Why is Adult Acne on the Rise?
Research at The International Dermal Institute indicates that acne arising in adulthood is more likely to be inflammatory, with fewer comedones than teenage acne and lesions predominantly located around the mouth, chin and jaw line.


Why is Adult Acne on the Rise?
Triggered by hormones, acne can occur at any stage in our lives. The primary aggravating factor leading to adult acne is chronic stress. We all know that acute stress can cause a breakout from time to time. But chronic, continual stress increases hormone levels, which can lead to an increase in oil production.


Why is Adult Acne on the Rise?
Likewise, adults often have sensitized skin, or a combination of skin conditions in addition to their acne, which makes treatment more challenging than the treatment of teens, who generally have more resilient, uniform and oily skin.


Why is Adult Acne on the Rise?
Dermatologists may also choose to put clients on a specific type of steroid, such as prednisone, to reduce the stress-related hormone reaction. However, steroids taken internally or applied can aggravate acne, not to mention that any kind of prolonged use of steroids can have adverse effects on oneâs health.


Can chronic anxiety and depression cause severe acne?
Help, I believe that acne is primarily a physical problem. It may be that anxiety can cause it to be worse. Like you, I have been told by various P/docs that I have different disorders. I honestly believe that my IBS/D causes the anxiety to happen. MD's give different names to the mental disorders based on your symptoms.


Why is Adult Acne on the Rise?
Controlling Adult Acne. As professional skin therapists, we must recognize that chronic stress is often the trigger for adult acne. Speak with your clients about their symptoms as well as their lifestyle to outline a professional treatment program and a home care regimen that will maintain clear skin.


Can chronic anxiety and depression cause severe acne?
After that I got severe acne almost immediately. I went to the dermatologist and was put straight on accutane cause it was severe enough. It has a side effect of depression and i became depressed. Ive been off accutane for about 4 months and I constantly am scared im going to get the acne back.


Can chronic anxiety and depression cause severe acne?
I've always been shy but learned to get through it but ever since the break up and me quitting smoking cold turkey and the severe acne .Then the accutane .(which is known to have pshychological side effects that diminsh after discontinuation) Its all killed me.


Beach Racquet A319
1217 Bay Street, Unit A319. Description. Beach and Racquet A319 is a third floor beachfront condo at the Savannah Beach and Racquet Club on the quiet North end of Tybee Island. Enjoy excellent views of the bay, ships, shrimp boats and dolphins from your private balcony.Located just a few short steps from the pool and beach!217 Bay Street, Unit A319. Description. Beach and Racquet A319 is a third floor beachfront condo at the Savannah Beach and Racquet Club on the quiet North end of Tybee Island. Enjoy excellent views of the bay, ships, shrimp boats and dolphins from your private balcony.


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Bay front 2 bedroom condo at Savannah Beach & Racquet Club. 308-C Savannah Beach & Racquet Club. What a view from this 3rd floor condo. Located on the far north end of the Island, directly on the beach, this unit has it all.Non-smoking.Master bedroom has queen size bed. The master bedroom, which over looks the bay, has cable TV, huge master bath with Jacuzzi tub.08-C Savannah Beach & Racquet Club. What a view from this 3rd floor condo. Located on the far north end of the Island, directly on the beach, this unit has it all. Non-smoking. Master bedroom has queen size bed. The master bedroom, which over looks the bay, has cable TV, huge master bath with Jacuzzi tub.


Beach Racquet A319
About the Savannah Beach & Racquet Club: Click here to view a map of the Savannah Beach & Racquet Club. Located on the quiet North end of Tybee Island directly on the bay where the Savannah River meets the Atlantic Ocean.217 Bay Street, Unit A319. Description. Beach and Racquet A319 is a third floor beachfront condo at the Savannah Beach and Racquet Club on the quiet North end of Tybee Island. Enjoy excellent views of the bay, ships, shrimp boats and dolphins from your private balcony.


Savannah Beach & Racquet Club, bay front condo, 2 bedroom, 308C
Property Info. Bay front 2 bedroom condo at Savannah Beach & Racquet Club. 308-C Savannah Beach & Racquet Club. What a view from this 3rd floor condo. Located on the far north end of the Island, directly on the beach, this unit has it all. Non-smoking. Master bedroom has queen size bed.The master bedroom, which over looks the bay, has cable TV, huge master bath with Jacuzzi tub.08-C Savannah Beach & Racquet Club. What a view from this 3rd floor condo. Located on the far north end of the Island, directly on the beach, this unit has it all. Non-smoking. Master bedroom has queen size bed. The master bedroom, which over looks the bay, has cable TV, huge master bath with Jacuzzi tub.


Tybee Vacation Rentals
contact Keith Gay at Solomon Properties. Tybee Island is an Atlantic Ocean barrier island located on Georgia's northernmost coastal area only 20 minutes from historic Savannah, Georgia. Tybee became the site of the first lighthouse to be erected on the South Atlantic coast in 1736.ontact Keith Gay at Solomon Properties. Tybee Island is an Atlantic Ocean barrier island located on Georgia's northernmost coastal area only 20 minutes from historic Savannah, Georgia. Tybee became the site of the first lighthouse to be erected on the South Atlantic coast in 1736.


Beachside Colony Resort
Tybee Beach Club. Posted on November 19, 2013 by linda. Only 15 minutes from historic downtown, Tybee Beach Club is the perfect choice to make the most of your visit and spend time at the beach.You can relax enjoying our onsite pools, restaurant and beachfront location in any of our 1, 2, or 3 bedroom suites. 800.786.0770.avannah Scene. Available FREE at more than 300 locations in Savannah and surrounding areas. The guide provides a comprehensive view of what Savannah has to offer in the way of shopping, dining, activities, and events. If you would like to preview Savannah Scene before your arrival, you can view the guide online.


Fannie's on the Beach
Relax and enjoy oceanfront, casual dining in a laid-back atmosphere. Fannies on the Beach is a funky little restaurant directly across from the beach. Its has a fun atmosphere and the staff is friendly! Fannie's features an extensive menu, a full bar and indoor and outdoor seating.For a true Tybee experience, sip a cocktail on one of Fannie's two decks while listening to great, local live music and looking at great views.Come by and check out their famous Sunday Brunch and donât forget to order one of their Bloody Mary's. Serving Lunch and Dinner-Daily.or a true Tybee experience, sip a cocktail on one of Fannie's two decks while listening to great, local live music and looking at great views. Come by and check out their famous Sunday Brunch and donât forget to order one of their Bloody Mary's. Serving Lunch and Dinner-Daily.


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We invite you to enjoy the Westin Beach Club Excursion by contacting the Concierge the night before departure and booking your spot on the boat. $49 per adult and $25 per child.All reservations must be made prior to at least 4pm the night before departure.All excursion cancellations must be made 24 hours in advance.our island adventure starts by meeting your Captain at our floating marina in the AM. Enjoy beautiful and natural scenes of the Savannah River on your way to the island (30 min). Once you arrive, Bloody Pointâs staff will escort you to check-in with your Beach Host at the Pro Shop and General Store.