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When you have a task you want your child to do, give general instructions to be carried out in the childâs way, rather than specific commands that do not take into consideration your childâs personality. â¢ Get involved in school efforts and community programs to plan for gifted children.


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Unfortunately, the Army's light units with Delta Anti-Tank (AT) Companies use unarmored, High-Mobility, Multi-purpose Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWV or Humvees); mere 4x4 trucks without the cross-country mobility, armor protection or space in the back to carry A, B, C Company infantry Soldiers as required to conduct real world missions such as rapidly fanning out from Drop Zones (DZs) or Landing Zones (LZs) into enemy territory to engage fleeting asymmetrical enemies as depicted in the scenario ...


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-Of the five variants in this lesson, the M1123 is the older model, and is the only variant that does not have the strengthened ECV chassis. -Without armor, the vehicle has a cargo capacity of 4,400 lb, including crew.


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The HMMWV Armored Demountable Kit (HArD-Kit) offers a versatile, interchangeable armor system that can be readily installed on most HMMWV variants. The system can be field installed to provide perimeter, roof and underbody armoring at a high level of ballistic and blast protection and is available in 2-door and 4-door configurations.


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One more note to get rid of wheels. Since the AOA kits have been installed on the M998/M1025/M1026 HMMWV (Ogara Hess), which are just heavy steel slats of plating bolted onto the M1025's,really (no undercarriage protection!), the front suspension has NOT been able to handle the weight and it goes beyond the vehicles limitations on the front end.


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Hillbilly armor was a term used by soldiers to reference field expedient armor that was fitted to US military vehicles in the time frame the existed between the start of OIF 1 (when the only armored HMMWV's were factory built M1025, M1046, etc) and the time that ASK and HArD kits were fielded during OIF 2.


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The up-armored M1114 has permanently installed armor protection including steel-plated doors, steel plating under and over the cab, ballistic-resistant glass, and a ballistic-resistant grille. The M1114 armor is not designed for removal/reinstallation


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That means armor plates could be put on and taken off as needed and should be adaptable to various truck sizes and configurations.In the mid-1990s, the Army began purchasing armor plates for its light trucks, notably the High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, known as the Humvee.


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If you want to add an after-market armor package to install only in an area of threat, it makes a lot of sense to design into the vehicle the mounting points: the bolt holds, the studs, things like that, Weaver said, so that when you get the kit, you have the mounting points to mount it to the vehicle.


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-The M1151A1 has Integrated Armor Protection (IAP) and is armor ready, meaning it is designed to accept additional armor.-The unarmored M1151 has a crew and cargo weight capacity of about 4,000 lb. The armored A1 capacity is reduced to 3,900 lb with underbody armor, or to 1,800 lb if perimeter armor is also installed.


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-Of the five variants in this lesson, the M1123 is the older model, and is the only variant that does not have the strengthened ECV chassis.-Without armor, the vehicle has a cargo capacity of 4,400 lb, including crew. The armored model has a reduced cargo capacity of just 600-1,000 lb due to the 3,500-3,800 lb weight of the armor.


Frango
Frango mints are a brand of chocolate truffles first created for the Frederick & Nelson department stores. Traditionally flavored with mint and widely popularized by the Marshall Field and Company department store, they are now produced and distributed by Macy's department stores.


Frango
Frango mints were produced in large melting pots on the 13th floor of the flagship Marshall Field's store on State Street for 70 years. In 2017, Macy's sold Frango to Chicago company Garrett Brands.


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Frango
However, the brand name Frango was trademarked June 1, 1918. In 1926, the consistency of the Frango Dessert was described as flaky, requiring the use of a fork, not a spoon as you would use with ice cream. The Frango name eventually was extended to ice-cream sodas, pies and milkshakes sold at the store.


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Frango
Frangos were created by Seattle, Washington's Frederick & Nelson department store in 1918; the company and Frango trademarks were both acquired by Chicago's Marshall Field's department store, which introduced its recipe in 1929.


Frango
The origins of Frango mints go back to 1918, according to a trademark document from the U.S. Patent Office. Originally, the Frango was the name for a frozen dessert sold at the sophisticated Tea Room at Frederick & Nelson's department store, at Sixth Avenue and Pine Street in Seattle, Washington. The first Frango frozen dessert was available in maple and orange flavors. There are a few different theories as to the origins of the Frango name.


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Aspen [1] is a ski resort in the state of Colorado in the Rocky Mountains region of the United States of America. Its little sister is Snowmass Village, which is about 10 miles from downtown Aspen.


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Aspen University's faculty are highly educated and distinguished leaders who are chosen based off of their academic accomplishments, teaching experience and industry expertise. Aspen University recently conducted it's Annual Alumni Survey.


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1 John Denver Park-this Aspen park is a pleasant place to take your dog or your kids for a splash in the creek in summertime. 2  The park is named after the famous Country and Folk singer who resided in Aspen. 3  Lyrics from his most popular songs are inscribed in the creekside boulders.


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The drive to Aspen is about 4 hours from Denver. There are two major routes from Denver-through Glenwood Springs or through Independence Pass. Independence Pass is only open in the summer months, but provides spectacular views and can be a bit faster than the longer route through Glenwood.


Aspen, Colorado
Aspen is the most expensive place to buy real estate in the US. Aspen is a mixture of high-end luxury estates and condos intermixed with single-family homes and mobile home parks. As of March 2011, the lowest-priced single-family home on the market was a trailer for $559,000.


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The City of Aspen is the Home Rule Municipality that is the county seat and the most populous municipality of Pitkin County, Colorado, United States. The city population was 6658 at the 2010 United States Census.


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Culture Walter Paepckeâfounder of the Aspen Institute and Aspen Skiing Co.âsaw Aspen as a place to exercise your âmind, body and spirit.â Now, Aspen boasts an urban cultural calendar. Donât miss: Aspen Ideas Fest, Jazz Aspen Snowmass & Aspen Film.


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City Market in Aspen (711 E Cooper) is a good place to pick up groceries to stock up your cabin. Snowmass Village also has its own shopping precinct, fitted with numerous candy shops, souvenir shops and ski shops.


Aspen, Colorado
1 Aspen's only airport is Aspen-Pitkin County Airport, also known as Sardy Field. 2  The airport is an FAA Class 1 airport and has one asphalt runway, 100 ft (30 m) wide and 8,006 ft (2,440 m) long.


Jenna
Despite Balto's outcast status, Jenna is compassionate to him and is his only friend in town. She dislikes Steele for his remarks about Balto and his arrogant attitude, and always sticks up for Balto whenever present, scolding Steele and calling him a glory-hound..


Balto
In 1925, a life-or-death race to rescue the children of Nome, AK, from disease made an international hero of one sled dog â and eventually led to the creation of Alaskaâs Iditarod sled dog race, the subject of NATUREâs SLED DOGS: AN ALASKAN EPI C. In 1925, sled dogs helped stem a diphtheria outbreak.


What breed is the dog from the Balto movie?
The movie is based on a true story. THIS is the REAL Balto from 1925. What breed do you think he... show more The movie is based on a true story. THIS is the REAL Balto from 1925.


What breed is the dog from the Balto movie?
On Q siberians has some of Seppala's stock for her Siberians that she breeds and trains for service dogs. I'll include Angel's site for On Q siberians, and Balto's and Togo's sites from Lucky dog's post. Also remember, the Siberian we have now is not exactly the same Siberian from 1925. Source(s): http://www.onqsiberians.com/ http://www.baltostruestory.com/balto.htm ~ the addy Lucky dog meant to use. http://www.baltostruestory.com/togo.htm ~ the addy Lucky dog used instead. kelleybird Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up.


Jenna
Once Balto is on dry ground, Jenna runs to him. They ask each other if they're okay at the same time, and Jenna reassures him she's fine. Seeing him shivering, she lies down on top of him to give him warmth and tells him a message came through, and they have to take the mountain trail.


Jenna
Appearance. Jenna is a purebred husky with a red and white fur, which is dark red on her ears, back, the upper parts of her legs, and the upside of her tail, and white on her facial, chest, and underside areas.


Balto
In the lead of his team was a husky named Balto, whose furry face soon became known around the world. A year later, in honor of the epic trek, admirers erected a statue of Balto in New York Cityâs Central Park. Balto became known around the world. Balto was suddenly a world-famous celebrity; for two years after the serum run, the dog and some of his teammates traversed the continental United States as part of a traveling show. After Balto died in 1933, his body was preserved and displayed at Clevelandâs Natural History Museum.


Jenna
Balto. Jenna is first introduced with Rosy when Rosy gets her sled. Rosy harnesses her to it, and Jenna pulls the sled with her on it to the beginning race. At the race, she meets with Dixie and Sylvie.


Jenna
Balto's response is to lead her to a locked wooden door, where he pulls the pins out of the hinges to open it. Jenna follows him through the boiler room and into a tunnel, being briefly surprised by a large spider web before Balto flicks it away with his tail.


Balto
The only serum that could stop the outbreak was in Anchorage, nearly a thousand miles away. But the lone aircraft that could quickly deliver the medicine had been dismantled for the winter. In desperation, officials turned to a much lower-tech solution: moving the medicine by sled dog.


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cot Abbreviation of cotangent. cot  crib  camp bed 1. 'cot' and 'crib' In British English, a cot is a bed for a baby. A cot has high sides to prevent the baby from falling out. In American English, a bed like this is called a crib.


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In mathematics, the trigonometric functions (also called circular functions, angle functions or goniometric functions[1][2]) are functions of an angle. They relate the angles of a triangle to the lengths of its sides.


COT â Colombia Time  (Standard Time)
Currently observing COT â Colombia Time. Currently has same time zone offset as COT (UTC -5) but different time zone name. Colombia Time (COT) is 5 hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). This time zone is in use during standard time in: South America. See full time zone map. Email Time Zone Indicator: -0500. An email sent from someone in the Colombia Time (COT) time zone will have the time zone listed as -0500 in the headers of the email. (However, -0500 does not have to be in Colombia Time, as other time zones could have the same UTC offset). Where and When is COT Observed? South America


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Some time zones exist that have the same offset as COT, but can be found under a different name: 1  ACT â Acre Time. 2  CDT â Central Daylight Time. 3  CIST â Cayman Islands Standard Time. 4  CST â Cuba Standard Time. 5  EASST â Easter Island Summer Time. 6  ECT â Ecuador Time. 7  EST â Eastern Standard Time. 8  PET â Peru Time. 9  R â Romeo Time Zone.


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Learn More about cot See words that rhyme with cot Spanish Central: Translation of cot Nglish: Translation of cot for Spanish speakers Britannica English: Translation of cot for Arabic speakers Seen and Heard What made you want to look up cot? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible).


What does COTstand for?
We've got 61 definitions for COT Â» What does COT stand for? What does COT mean? This page is about the various possible meanings of the acronym, abbreviation, shorthand or slang term: COT.


What does COTstand for?
Couldn't find the full form or full meaning of COT? Maybe you were looking for one of these abbreviations: cosvn - coswp - cosx - cosy - cosyma - cota - cotap - cotar - cotb - cotb (cber)


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Trigonometric functions
Trigonometric functions. In mathematics, the trigonometric functions (also called circular functions, angle functions or goniometric functions) are functions of an angle. They relate the angles of a triangle to the lengths of its sides.


Determine when you should collect Social Security
For example, if you were born in 1943 or later, weâll add 8 percent a year to your benefit for each year you delay signing up for Social Security beyond your full retirement age. NOTE: If you decide to delay your retirement, be sure to sign up for Medicare at age 65.


What Is the Social Security Retirement Age?
Full retirement age If you were born in 1944 or earlier, you already are eligible for your full Social Security benefit. If you were born from 1943 to 1960, the age at which full retirement benefits are payable increases gradually to age 67. The following chart lists the full retirement age by year of birth.


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One way to reduce expenditures â and thereby improve Social Securityâs financial status â isto increase the Normal Retirement Age, or NRA.The NRA is the age at which retired workers can begin to receive unreduced Social Security benefits.For 60 years, starting in 1940, the NRA was 65.


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Currently, benefits can be payable as early as age 62, and the proposals to increase NRA often keep theearliest retirement age at 62.In 1983, Congress enacted increases in the NRA, partially recognizing the fact that life expectancyhas increased substantially since 1940.


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NOTE: Even though the full retirement age is no longer 65, you should sign up for Medicare three months before your 65 th birthday. Early retirement You can get Social Security retirement benefits as early as age 62. However, weâll reduce your benefit if you retire before your full retirement age.


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These increases are summarized in the table below. Demographic and Health Changes In 1940, when Social Security began paying monthly retired-worker benefits, workers who survived toage 65 had a remaining life expectancy 1 of 12 years for men and 13 years for women. In 2001, lifeexpectancy at age 65 was 16 years for men and 19 years for women.


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Age to receive full Social Security benefits Year of birth Full retirement age 1943-1954 661955 66 and 2 months1956 66 and 4 months1957 66 and 6 months1958 66 and 8 months1959 66 and 10 months1960 and later 67 NOTE: People born on January 1 of any year should refer to the previous year.


How many miles above the earth is the ozone layer located?
There are five layers of atmosphere that protect the earth from the sun and other space debris. The thickest layers are located near the surface and thins out with height until it merges with the bare space. The five surface from the surface to earth; troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere , and exosphere respectively. The Stratosphere is where the ozone layer is formed with just about 3 millimeters thick and 20 km above the earth surface.


Good Up High Bad Nearby - What is Ozone?
High-Altitude Good Ozone. 1  Protect yourself against sunburn. When the UV Index is high or very high: Limit outdoor activities between 10 am and 4 pm, when the sun is most intense. 2  Use approved refrigerants in air conditioning and refrigeration equipment.


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In space, it's best not to envision the ozone layer as a distinct, measurable band. Instead, think of it in terms of parts per million concentrations in the stratosphere (the layer six to 30 miles above the Earth's surface). The unit is named after G.M.B. Dobson, one of the first scientists to investigate atmospheric ozone . A thinning ozone layer leads to a number of serious health risks for humans.


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denoted chemically as O 3. Ozone is found primarily in two regions of the atmosphere. the troposphere, the region closest to Earth (from the surface to about 10â16 kilometers (6â10 miles)). (about 90%) resides in the stratosphere between the top of the troposphere and about 50 kilometers (31 miles) altitude.


Chapter 3: Geo
The vast majority of the mass of Earth's atmosphere lies within how many kilometers of sea level? twenty (20) The most basic factor causing the distribution of hot and cold temperatures over Earth's surface is


What is the Ozone layer distance to earth center?
The ozone layer is a few miles / kilometers thick, and has variable concentration with lower values at top and bottom. It cannot have a hard distance without nuance in m â¦ eaning. The Earth's radius at the poles is 6356.8 km, and at the equator 6378.1 km.


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the troposphere, the region closest to Earth (from the surface to about 10â16 kilometers (6â10 miles)). The remaining ozone (about 90%) resides in the stratosphere between the top of the troposphere and about 50 kilometers (31 miles) altitude. The large amount of ozone in the stratosphere is often referred to as the âozone layer.â


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Why is the ozone layer depleting but increasing above the earth surface? Ozone is decayed by compounds high in the atmosphere, most of which are Man-sourced (even from nearly 100 years ago). Ozone is produced by NOx (in exhaust from infernal comb â¦ ustion engines), VOC (in exhaust, released during refueling and by Nature), violet and more energetic light, and oxygen present in the atmopshere.


What is the Ozone layer distance to earth center?
10-50 km + 6378 km near the equator. The ozone layer is a few miles / kilometers thick, and has variable concentration with lower values at top and bottom. It cannot have a hard distance without nuance in meaning. The Earth's radius at the poles is 6356.8 km, and at the equator 6378.1 km. The ozone layer starts about 10 km above this at the equator, and less than this near the poles. So it starts about 6388.1 km, and ends about 6428.1 km near the equator. 10-50 km + 6378 km near the equator.


Project Success Criteria and Success Factors
A summary of key findings of the literature on project success criteria and success factors is shown in Table 4.5. On a closer examination, it is apparent that some of the success criteria and success factors are closely linked to the dimensions of project quality.


Session 4.2 - Learning objectives and success criteria
Part B: Share with your class the learning objective and success criteria that you have formed in the session today. Consider using W A L T and W I L F to help your students get to grips with what is meant by learning objectives and success criteria. Record your experiences on the dictaphone and upload onto the server.


Success Criteria
Having clearly defined, specific and measurable success criteria helps you to meet your project goals. A significant part of your proposal phase will be spent developing your initial success criteria. You will refine and add to these across the course of your project as your understanding changes and expertise develops.


Project Success Criteria
Meeting the Customer's Expectations. Going the extra mile is not restricted to only customer services, it's also a magic word for project management. A top most important factor for a project success criterion is to exceed customer's expectations by completing the project within the stated deadline, budget and quality. However, project manager needs to bear in mind that this could be misinterpreted and could lead to unnecessary cost.


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Using success criteria only works when the derivation of the criteria is shared and co-constructed between teachers and students. When teachers are able to clearly articulate what the expectation(s) look like in student work then high quality descriptive feedback becomes possible.


Project Success Criteria and Success Factors
The purpose of this chapter is mainly to investigate the criteria for measuring the success of a project and the key factors of project successes, which practitioners can make use of to minimise or eliminate failures and thus improve project success.


Success Criteria
An instructional video on horse care and riding might have the following success criteria: 1  our video will be at least 5 minutes long. 2  it will cover all the basics of care and preparation for riding. 3  it will use a variety of camera shots to best show what the audience needs to see.


Session 4.2 - Learning objectives and success criteria
In this session you will learn about: 1  using an assessment inventory as a self-assessment measure. 2  two AfL strategies that improve students metacognition and lead to better learning: sharing learning objectives and sharing success criteria. 3  writing/forming learning objectives and success criteria.


Project Success Criteria and Success Factors
As explained above, success criteria and success factors are two different entities. One is the cause (success factors) and the other is the effect (success criteria); one is the enabler (success factor) and the other is the result and outcome (success criteria).


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Shift One: High quality descriptive feedback is directly related to well developed success criteria. Success Criteria are only powerful when derived from the unpacking of each curriculum expectation or cluster of expectations and related directly to what the expectation(s) look like in student work.


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In order to replace a rack and pinion on a Nissan 200SX, you will  need to remove the front wheels, the steering coupler, the power  steering lines, and various bolts. You w â¦ ill then be able to remove  the rack and pinion.


Rack & Pinion R&R
Rack & Pinion steering gears look like they are really hard to replace. Sure, some are more difficult than others. But many are not that bad. The Ford Escape, Mercury Mariner, & Mazda Tribute are all the same vehicle and have the same steering system. Here is how to replace it.


Rack & Pinion R&R
Rack & Pinion steering gears look like they are really hard to replace. Sure, some are more difficult than others. But many are not that bad. The Ford Escape, Mercury Mariner, & Mazda Tribute are all the same vehicle and have the same steering system.


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The final step to remove the rack-and-pinion is to free the pinion shaft from the steering shaft. Remove the steering shaft pinch bolt and push the steering shaft and coupler back towards the firewall (the steering shaft is a slip fit).


How do you replace the rack and pinion assembly on a 1997 Chevrolet Venture?
In order to replace a rack and pinion on a Nissan 200SX, you will  need to remove the front wheels, the steering coupler, the power  steering lines, and various bolts.


How To Replace a 1979-2004 Rack-and-Pinion
The final step to remove the rack-and-pinion is to free the pinion shaft from the steering shaft. Remove the steering shaft pinch bolt and push the steering shaft and coupler back towards the firewall (the steering shaft is a slip fit). 7.


How to Install a Rack-and-Pinion Steering
Removal. Set the front tires forward using the steering wheel and lock the steering in place to keep the tires in alignment. Then remove both the positive and negative cables from the car battery. Use a jack and jack stands to elevate the car and remove the front wheels.


Replacing a Rack & Pinion Type Inner Tie Rod DIY
This is a video showing how to replace an inner tie rod on a rack and pinion equipped vehicle. This on is a 1997 Ford Explorer 2 wheel drive. I made a brief reference to a zip tie on the video & didn't explain myself. I used a zip tie in place of the inner bellows boot clamp on the rack.


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1 Now draw a pattern of your choice that you want to use it to unlock your iphone. 2  You just need to remember the pattern you just added. 3  Itâs time to check whether the pattern lock for your iphone is working fine or not.4  Simply click on the Sleep button at right side top of your ipad/iphone/ipod to lock it.dd Pattern Lock To Iphone, Ipod, Ipad. 1  Go yo Cydia store and search for â Android Lock for Free 2  â. Download and install âAndroid lock for freeâ in your ios device. 3  To activate the pattern lock on your Iphone, Go to setting and tap on Settings, then tap on Android Lock and then finally tap on âChange Patternâ.


How to Add Pattern Lock to Iphone
1 Now draw the pattern you want to use it as password to unlock your iphone.Donât forget to remember the pattern you have added. 2  Now Click on Sleep button at right side top of iphone to lock it. 3  Now to unlock your iphone draw the pattern you added before. To activate Pattern Lock Go to Settings and tap Android lock and then tap on Change Pattern. 2  Now draw the pattern you want to use it as password to unlock your iphone.Donât forget to remember the pattern you have added.


How to Add Pattern Lock to Iphone
In iphone you can have slider to unlock the phone.Android added a new feature patter lock.You can unlock your mobile by drawing pattern.As you know the locked screen displays nine dots.You can set a pattern to lock the mobile and to unlock you just have to redraw the pattern. To activate Pattern Lock Go to Settings and tap Android lock and then tap on Change Pattern. 2  Now draw the pattern you want to use it as password to unlock your iphone.Donât forget to remember the pattern you have added.


How to Add Pattern Lock to Iphone
1 Go to Cydia store and Download Android lock for free. 2  To activate Pattern Lock Go to Settings and tap Android lock and then tap on Change Pattern. 3  Now draw the pattern you want to use it as password to unlock your iphone.Donât forget to remember the pattern you have added. To activate Pattern Lock Go to Settings and tap Android lock and then tap on Change Pattern. 2  Now draw the pattern you want to use it as password to unlock your iphone.Donât forget to remember the pattern you have added.


Unlock your iPhone Android-style with PatternUnlock
PatternUnlock allows you to draw a pattern to unlock the device, instead of entering the mundane numeric or alphanumeric passcode.Thatâs it, youâre all set. Now when you unlock your iPhone, youâll be prompted to draw the pattern to unlock it instead of entering the passcode.If youâve set a passcode, then you can tap on the keyboard button to the right of the Option bar to bypass PatternUnlock and enter the passcode instead.ou can also enable haptic feedback while using the tweak via the Settings app. You can set haptic feedback when you touch a point and also when you successful unlock the device. Your pattern information is stored using AES-256 bit encryption and the deviceâs keychain.


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1 Download and install âAndroid lock for freeâ in your ios device. 2  To activate the pattern lock on your Iphone, Go to setting and tap on Settings, then tap on Android Lock and then finally tap on âChange Patternâ. 3  Now draw a pattern of your choice that you want to use it to unlock your iphone.dd Pattern Lock To Iphone, Ipod, Ipad. 1  Go yo Cydia store and search for â Android Lock for Free 2  â. Download and install âAndroid lock for freeâ in your ios device. 3  To activate the pattern lock on your Iphone, Go to setting and tap on Settings, then tap on Android Lock and then finally tap on âChange Patternâ.


How to Add Pattern Lock to Iphone
1 To activate Pattern Lock Go to Settings and tap Android lock and then tap on Change Pattern. 2  Now draw the pattern you want to use it as password to unlock your iphone.Donât forget to remember the pattern you have added. To activate Pattern Lock Go to Settings and tap Android lock and then tap on Change Pattern. 2  Now draw the pattern you want to use it as password to unlock your iphone.Donât forget to remember the pattern you have added.


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1 The pattern has to be drawn 5 times in anyways. 2  When you have tried 5 times, you will get a message that you have drawn the pattern to unlock your android phone for 5 times so try it again in another 30 seconds. 3  When you wait for 30 seconds, a âForgot patternâ option will appear.4  Tap the Forgot pattern option. Tap the Forgot pattern option. 2  Now, a new window appears asking you to give your email address and password that you have used to register the android device. 3  Enter email and password. 4  Now you can here reset the pattern lock of your android device.


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Easy way to unlock the forgotten pattern locks in the android phones involves the following steps. 1  The pattern has to be drawn 5 times in anyways. 2  When you have tried 5 times, you will get a message that you have drawn the pattern to unlock your android phone for 5 times so try it again in another 30 seconds. Tap the Forgot pattern option. 2  Now, a new window appears asking you to give your email address and password that you have used to register the android device. 3  Enter email and password. 4  Now you can here reset the pattern lock of your android device.


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Add Pattern Lock To Iphone, Ipod, Ipad. 1  Go yo Cydia store and search for â Android Lock for Free 2  â. Download and install âAndroid lock for freeâ in your ios device. 3  To activate the pattern lock on your Iphone, Go to setting and tap on Settings, then tap on Android Lock and then finally tap on âChange Patternâ.dd Pattern Lock To Iphone, Ipod, Ipad. 1  Go yo Cydia store and search for â Android Lock for Free 2  â. Download and install âAndroid lock for freeâ in your ios device. 3  To activate the pattern lock on your Iphone, Go to setting and tap on Settings, then tap on Android Lock and then finally tap on âChange Patternâ.


Kurt Warner
NFL quarterback Kurt Warner married a woman with two children, one a paraplegic. Claim: NFL quarterback Kurt Warner married a woman who had two children, one a special needs child.


Kurt Warner tells Brock Osweiler: If released, 'find the best situation for you'
Kurt Warner tells Brock Osweiler: If released, 'find the best situation for you'. TEMPE, Ariz. -- In his first public appearance since getting traded to the Cleveland Browns from the Houston Texans for salary-cap space, Brock Osweiler declined to answer media questions. Brock Osweiler got some advice about his next move Saturday from Hall of Famer Kurt Warner.


Kurt Warner
After an unsuccessful tryout with the NFLâs Green Bay Packers in 1994, he played football in the Arena Football League with the Iowa Barnstormers from 1995 to 1997. In December 1997 Warner signed with the St. Louis Rams, and he was sent to play for the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe the following spring.


Kurt Warner
This article is about the football quarterback. For the running back, see Curt Warner. Kurtis Eugene Warner (born June 22, 1971) is a former American football quarterback, a current part-time TV football analyst, and a philanthropist. He played for three National Football League (NFL) teams: the St. Louis Rams, the New York Giants, and the Arizona Cardinals.


Kurt Warner would prefer his sons not play football
Kurt Warner said on the Dan Patrick Show that the idea of his sons playing football âscares me,â and he thinks the risk of injuries is serious enough that his preference would be that his boys not play. âThey both have the dream, like dad, to play in the NFL,â Warner said. âThatâs their goal.


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Former NFL scout Dave Razzano says he's been told by Kurt Warner's people that Warner wanted to play in 2010, but opted to retire after being lowballed by the Cardinals. If true, it's stunning considering the Cardinals ended up going with human incompletion machine Derek Anderson at quarterback to begin 2010.


Curt Warner
For the American football quarterback, see Kurt Warner. Curtis Edward Warner (born March 18, 1961) is a former professional American football running back. A two-time All-American at Penn State University, Warner was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the first round of the 1983 NFL Draft. Warner was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame on December 8, 2009. Warner was the 1983 AFC Offensive Player of the Year in his rookie NFL season.


Kurt Warner
awards and honors. Kurt Warner, in full Kurtis Eugene Warner (born June 22, 1971, Burlington, Iowa, U.S.), American professional gridiron football quarterback who won two National Football League (NFL) Most Valuable Player (MVP) awards (1999, 2001) and a Super Bowl title (2000) as a player for the St. Louis Rams.


Kurt Warner would prefer his sons not play football
Kurt Warner would prefer his sons not play football. Yesterdayâs two big stories in the NFL, the suspensions of four Saints for their roles in the teamâs bounty program and the suicide of Junior Seau, have one future Hall of Famer wondering if playing football is worth it.


Kurt Warner
Origins: The premise of the above-quoted story â that NFL quarterback Kurt Warner (now with the Arizona Cardinals) married the mother of two children, one of whom which had severe medical problems â is true. On the other hand, most of the key details given in the now widely e-mailed story are wrong.


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Chlorine Inhalation Symptoms. Copyright DSHI Systems, Inc. Bakand S, Winder C, Khalil C, Hayes A. Toxicity assessment of industrial chemicals and airborne contaminants: transition from in vivo to in vitro test methods: a review. Inhal Toxicol. 2005 Dec 1;17(13):775-87.


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PubMed Chlorine Inhalation References. Bakand S, Winder C, Khalil C, Hayes A. Toxicity assessment of industrial chemicals and airborne contaminants: transition from in vivo to in vitro test methods: a review. Inhal Toxicol. 2005 Dec 1;17(13):775-87.


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The current US legal limit for occupational exposure to chlorine gas enforceable by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is 0.5 ppm averaged over a 10-hour day or a 40-hour work week and a short-term exposure limit of 1 ppm.


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Nebulized lidocaine (4% topical solution) may provide analgesia and reduce coughing. Other medications that may be used in the treatment of chlorine gas exposure include nebulized sodium bicarbonate and inhaled or systemic corticosteroids; however, evidence of efficacy is mixed. No evidence supports the use of prophylactic antibiotics.


Overview
Itâs also an active ingredient in several cleaning products. Chlorine poisoning can occur when you swallow or inhale chlorine. Chlorine reacts with water â including the water in your digestive tract â to form hydrochloric acid and hydrochlorous acid. Both of these substances are extremely poisonous to humans. You may be most familiar with chlorine thatâs used in pools.


Chlorine Toxicity
The most important aspect of treating patients exposed to chlorine gas is the provision of good supportive care. No antidotes are available. Emergency department (ED) personnel are at low risk for cross-contamination in cases of exposure to chlorine gas.


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Extracted from the 1917 book Medical Diseases of the War by Arthur Hurst, M.A., MD (Oxon), FRCP. Chapter X describes the effects of chlorine gas poisoning, the patient's symptoms, prognosis and the treatment advocated in 1916. Of interest is the treatment of cyanosis by bleeding.


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1 changes in the pH balance of your blood. 2  low blood pressure. 3  serious injury to the eyes, including burning and irritation (In the worst case, temporary vision loss can occur.)  skin damage, potentially resulting in tissue damage, burns, and irritation.


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Poisonous gases are produced by all explosives, but owing to their rapid diffusion the majority are harmless unless they collect in closed spaces such as dug-outs or cellars. Under such conditions carbon-monoxide poisoning may occur (vide shell-shock).


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In all but the mildest cases the asphyxial stage is followed by a stage in which acute inflammation with profuse exudation of lymph occurs as a result of the irritant action of the gas on the bronchial mucous membrane and the alveoli.


What is Moisture Wicking Fabric?
When moisture wicking fabric pulls the sweat to the surface of the material, this problem is largely avoided. There are many different kinds of garments that are made out of moisture wicking fabric. There are even undergarments such as sports bras that are made out of moisture wicking fabric.


What is Moisture Wicking Fabric?
These 10 animal facts will amaze you. Moisture wicking fabric is a kind of fabric that is commonly used in workout clothing and sportswear because the material is designed to pull moisture away from the skin. As such, the fabric draws sweat and perspiration off of the skin and out to the exterior of the fabric.


What does wicking fabric mean on performance t-shirts and hats?
Wicking fabric is a term most commonly associated with performance and technical style t-shirts. This style of t-shirts is used most often in athletic events because of its ability to breathe and keep the user's skin dry from sweat. In fact this âwickingâ ability is what the term wicking tee is derived from. The fabric literally wicks sweat and moisture away from the body to keep the personâs skin dry. Wicking is defined by Wikipedia as the flow of liquids through porous media.


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Work a brass ring with the blanket stitch, using a strand of the wicking and sew it to one of the corners. Handicraft for Girls Idabelle McGlauflin. Pass the wicking back and forth around the nails first on one side and then the other.


Can you feel the presence of a ghost? Why?
These can then be caulked with oakum, cotton-batting, or wicking, or something of that nature. Work a brass ring with the blanket stitch, using a strand of the wicking and sew it to one of the corners. Pass the wicking back and forth around the nails first on one side and then the other. The wicking was cut twice the length of the candle and doubled over a stick made for the purpose and then twisted together.


Capillary action
These are often referred to as wicking fabrics, after the capillary properties of candle and lamp wicks. Capillary action is observed in thin layer chromatography, in which a solvent moves vertically up a plate via capillary action.


Capillary action
Wicking is the absorption of a liquid by a material in the manner of a candle wick. Paper towels absorb liquid through capillary action, allowing a fluid to be transferred from a surface to the towel. The small pores of a sponge act as small capillaries, causing it to absorb a large amount of fluid.


How Did the American Colonists React to the Quartering Acts?
The American colonists reacted negatively overall to the Quartering Acts passed in the late eighteenth century by the British Parliament. The Acts were resented as representing an imposition by Parliament.


American Revolution
1 The taxes for the Stamp Act had to be paid for with British money. They would not take colonial paper money. 2  John Adams, future president of the United States, wrote a series of resolutions protesting the tax.  The French and Indian War was called the Seven Years War in England.


American Revolution
The colonies also boycotted British products and merchants. The Stamp Act Congress. The American colonies felt so strongly against the Stamp Act that they called a meeting of all the colonies. It was called the Stamp Act Congress.


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In order to raise new revenue, Parliament in 1764 passed the Sugar Act, which imposed new charges on foreign wines, coffee, textiles, and indigo imported into the colonies and enlarged the customs service, requiring shippers to fill out documents detailing each ship's cargo and destination.


American Revolution
1 The taxes for the Stamp Act had to be paid for with British money. They would not take colonial paper money.  John Adams, future president of the United States, wrote a series of resolutions protesting the tax.


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Violations of the Stamp Act would be tried in Vice-Admiralty Courts, which had traditionally been used only in cases involving maritime law. Thus, the Stamp Act also appeared to threaten the right to trial by jury. Reactions to the Stamp Act included riots and boycotts of British goods.


American Revolution
The American colonies eventually won the war, but only with the help of the British army. The British government felt that the colonies should share in the expense of the war and help to pay for the British troops in the Americas. The Stamp Act of 1765 was a tax to help the British pay for the French and Indian War.


How Did the American Colonists React to the Quartering Acts?
Two Quartering Acts were passed in 1765 and 1774 requiring the colonists to house and support British troops protecting them against the French. The first also required them to feed the troops. This was removed from the second Act in 1774.


Where Did the Intolerable Acts Take Place?
The Intolerable Acts were laws passed by the British Parliament in England in 1774 in reaction to the Boston Tea Party, which affected the American colonists everywhere. These laws were called acts, so they did not actually take place anywhere in the sense of being an act that was committed. Full Answer >.


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The Act is Repealed. Eventually, the protests of the colonies to the Stamp Act began to hurt British merchants and businesses. The Stamp Act was repealed on March 18, 1766. However, the British Parliament wanted to send a message to the colonies.


CHAPTER: PERTAINING TO CRABBING
Crab pots or peeler pots already on board a boat at the end of the lawful daily time period, as defined in subsections A, B, and C of this section, may be set immediately following the end of lawful daily time period to one hour after the lawful daily time period ends.


Maryland crab season to start
Maryland crab season to start. ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - For months, there's been a countdown on the Maryland Seafood website, ticking down the months, days, hours, minutes and even seconds to the most anticipated seafood season of the year: crabbing season.


REGULATION: RECREATIONAL FISHING AND CRABBING IN VIRGINIA TIDAL WATERS
* It is unlawful for any person to conduct recreational crabbing within Virginia Blue Crab Sanctuary Area 1A from June 1 through September 15, in Sanctuary Area 1B from May 16 through September 15, and in Sanctuary Area 3 from May 9 through September 15. [4 VAC 20-752-30].


When Are Maryland Blue Crabs in Season?
The season ends Dec. 31 along coastal bays and tributaries of the Atlantic Ocean, and, for the Chesapeake Bay and its tidal tributaries, the season wraps up two weeks earlier, on Dec. 15. Trotlines and pots for the Atlantic coast commercial fishery only close up shop on Oct. 31.


Maryland's blue crab season will likely have a slow start
Maryland's blue crab season will likely have a slow start. Cold Chesapeake Bay waters will slow this year's harvest, experts agree, but after that, nobody knows. March 31, 2013|By Richard Gorelick, The Baltimore Sun. April 1 is the official start to the blue crab harvest in Maryland. But don't reach for your mallet just yet. It's not time for crabs, said Jessica Borowski, a manager at Midtown BBQ and Brew. It's too cold out..


CHAPTER: PERTAINING TO CRABBING
A. In 2016, the lawful season for the commercial harvest of crabs by crab pot shall be March 17 through December 20. In 2017, the lawful season for the commercial harvest of crabs by crab pot shall be March 1 through December 20.


CHAPTER: PERTAINING TO CRABBING
This chapter establishes daily individual, vessel and harvest and possession limits, time limits, season limits, peeler pot limits and peeler and softshell crab minimum size limits for commercial and recreational crabbing in Virginia and is promulgated pursuant to authority contained in  28.2-101, 28.2-201 and 28.2-700 et seq. of the Code of ...


When Are Maryland Blue Crabs in Season?
Sandy Franz/iStock/Getty Images. Marylandâs beautiful swimmers -- the translation of Callinectes sapidus, the Latin name of the Maryland blue crab -- come in season April 1 for recreational capture, as well as an economically crucial commercial fishery, in all state waters.


REGULATION: RECREATIONAL FISHING AND CRABBING IN VIRGINIA TIDAL WATERS
If crabbing occurs from shore (crabs are not possessed on a vessel) the possession limit is one bushel and two dozen peeler crabs per person per day. 2. Taking a maximum of one bushel of oysters in any one day for personal use, when taken by hand or with ordinary tongs during the oyster season from open rocks.


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By Katie Brown. wild.com is the official Web site of the Minnesota Wild Hockey Club. The Minnesota Wild, wild.com, The State of Hockey and State of Hockey flag image are trademarks of Minnesota Sports & Entertainment.y Katie Brown. wild.com is the official Web site of the Minnesota Wild Hockey Club. The Minnesota Wild, wild.com, The State of Hockey and State of Hockey flag image are trademarks of Minnesota Sports & Entertainment.


Season finale will help determine Wild's playoff opponent
But Saturdayâs regular-season finale against the Blues, a game in which the Wild can break the NHL record if it wins for a 13th consecutive time on the road, will play only one part in determining its first-round opponent.etâs try anyway. The first thing to know: If the Wild beats the Blues in regulation, it will play the Predators or Blues in the first round. If the Wild beats the Blues in overtime or a shootout, it will play the Predators, Blues or Ducks in the first round.


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The Wild have had some big games this season but none bigger than tonight. Itâs time for the 2013-14 Minnesota Wild to step up and rise to the challenge or fold like a cheap tent and face a long off season of painful questions and what-ifs.pr 19, 2014; Denver, CO, USA; Minnesota Wild center Charlie Coyle (3) checks Colorado Avalanche defenseman Tyson Barrie (4) in the third period during game two of the first round of the 2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs at the Pepsi Center. The Avalanche defeated the Wild 4-2.


Season finale will help determine Wild's playoff opponent
ST. LOUIS â In the grand scheme of things, the Wildâs 82nd game of the season Saturday afternoon isnât as stressful as two years ago, when the Wild had to win in Denver to make the playoffs, and isnât as stress-free as last yearâs finale when the Wild was in severe do-not-get-hurt mode against Nashville.etâs try anyway. The first thing to know: If the Wild beats the Blues in regulation, it will play the Predators or Blues in the first round. If the Wild beats the Blues in overtime or a shootout, it will play the Predators, Blues or Ducks in the first round.


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Season finale will help determine Wild's playoff opponent
Now, hereâs how the Wild would play the Predators, a team the Wild beat three times on the road in the past six weeks: The Wild beats St. Louis and Colorado beats Chicago in regulation.etâs try anyway. The first thing to know: If the Wild beats the Blues in regulation, it will play the Predators or Blues in the first round. If the Wild beats the Blues in overtime or a shootout, it will play the Predators, Blues or Ducks in the first round.


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Season finale will help determine Wild's playoff opponent
If the Wild loses to the Blues, it will play the Ducks or the Blues in the first round. So, by the end of Saturdayâs Wild-Blues game, the Wild will have three potential opponents, or perhaps get it down to two.etâs try anyway. The first thing to know: If the Wild beats the Blues in regulation, it will play the Predators or Blues in the first round. If the Wild beats the Blues in overtime or a shootout, it will play the Predators, Blues or Ducks in the first round.


Trivia
Share this: Facebook | Twitter | Permalink Hide options. Although her singing was dubbed by Marni Nixon, Audrey Hepburn's singing does actually appear in the form of the first verse of Just You Wait, Henry Higgins. However, when the song heads into the soprano range (76 seconds in), Nixon takes over vocals.


Who Sang That Song?
This page collects all of the âwho sang that songâ and âwho sings that songâ questions on one page, along with the answers to those questions. So if youâre wondering who sings (fill in the blank here), this is the place to find out. Cheap Trick sang the song âI Want You To Want Meâ. The song was featured on Cheap Trickâs 2nd album, In Color, which was released in 1977. In 1979, a live version of the song âI Want You To Want Meâ hit #7 on the Billboard charts. The song was on the charts for 19 weeks.


Trivia
Despite extensive vocal training after landing the part of Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady (1964), Rex Harrison was unable to sing a note. In the end the director gave up and told him to quasi-speak the whole thing as he had done in the stage version.


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Lady by Styx Songfacts. 1  Styx keyboard player Dennis DeYoung wrote this song about his wife Suzanne, who was his high school sweetheart; other song he wrote about her include Babe and The Best Of Times.. DeYoung's marriage endured, even through a late '90s health scare that ended his time with the band.


Western Wayne News Obituaries
Lady by Styx Songfacts. Styx keyboard player Dennis DeYoung wrote this song about his wife Suzanne, who was his high school sweetheart; other song he wrote about her include Babe and The Best Of Times..


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Lady by Kenny Rogers. Lionel Richie wrote this song especially for Rogers. When Motown Records' publishing company, Jobete Music, told the Country and Pop singer that Lionel Richie wanted to write a song for him, he immediately flew to Las Vegas to meet him. Richie played a demo to Rogers, who loved the song and within a fortnight had recorded it.


You Are My Lady lyrics
Freddie Jackson â You Are My Lady lyrics. There's something that I want to say. But words sometimes get in the way. I just want to show. My feelings for you. There's nothing that I'd rather do. Than spend ev'ry moment with you. I guess you should know.


Best Practices: Lenderâs Loss Payee vs. Loss Payee: Whatâs the Difference?
If a Small Business Administration (âSBAâ) loan is secured with a lien on equipment, fixtures or inventory, the SBA requires that the borrowerâs business personal property insurance policy contain a lenderâs loss payable clause in favor of the secured lender.


Best Practices: Lenderâs Loss Payee vs. Loss Payee: Whatâs the Difference?
If a lender is designated as a loss payee on a borrowerâs insurance policy, the lender is entitled to receive insurance proceeds if a covered loss occurs, but only if the insured borrower is entitled to payment under the policy.


What Are A Lenderâs Rights As A âLoss Payeeâ Under An Insurance Policy In Indiana?
Loss payee definition. Blackâs Law Dictionary defines âloss payeeâ as a âperson named in insurance policy to be paid in event of loss or damage to property insured.â For more background, here is a link to Wikipediaâs definition of a âloss payee clause.â. Direct suit by lender.


What Are A Lenderâs Rights As A âLoss Payeeâ Under An Insurance Policy In Indiana?
The loan and the loss. In Monroe, the lender funded a loan to the borrower that was secured by a lien on the borrowerâs boat. The loan agreement between the lender and the borrower called for the borrower to obtain insurance for the boat and to name the lender as a âloss payee.â The borrower did just that.


What Are A Lenderâs Rights As A âLoss Payeeâ Under An Insurance Policy In Indiana?
Loss payee definition. Direct suit by lender. Due to the damage to its loan collateral, and in light of the insurerâs denial of the claim, the lender filed suit against the insurer. Specifically, the lender filed a breach of contract claim and sought damages for its losses associated with the damage to the boat.


Best Practices: Lenderâs Loss Payee vs. Loss Payee: Whatâs the Difference?
A lenderâs loss payee also typically receives 10 daysâ prior notice of cancellation of the policy for nonpayment, 30 daysâ prior notice of cancellation of the policy for other reasons and 10 daysâ prior notice of non-renewal of the policy.


Best Practices: Lenderâs Loss Payee vs. Loss Payee: Whatâs the Difference?
In addition to the fact that a lenderâs loss payee endorsement is an SBA requirement, there are also practical benefits and protections associated with being named a lenderâs loss payee and real consequences associated with being named merely as a loss payee on an insurance policy.


Best Practices: Lenderâs Loss Payee vs. Loss Payee: Whatâs the Difference?
In that case, a lender was named a loss payee on its borrowerâs personal property insurance policy. When the borrowerâs inventory was allegedly stolen, the borrower did not disclose the lenderâs security interest in the inventory to the insurance company.


What Are A Lenderâs Rights As A âLoss Payeeâ Under An Insurance Policy In Indiana?
What Are A Lenderâs Rights As A âLoss Payeeâ Under An Insurance Policy In Indiana? If you work for a lending institution that makes secured loans, then you may have heard of the term âloss payee.â If you are not sure what that means, then the Courtâs decision in Monroe Bank v. State Farm, 2010 U.S. Dist.


What is Ad Hoc Testing
The following characteristics will provide the real meaning of ad-hoc testing: 1  Ad-hoc testing is a random and unscripted test, performed without a formal test plan, procedures or documentation of results. These characters of ad-hoc testing coincide with those of monkey and exploratory testing.


What is Ad Hoc Testing
Ad-hoc testing is an unscripted software testing method. Often, people confuse it with the exploratory, negative and monkey testing. In the domain of software testing, the word âad-hocâ means that the test is for a particular purpose at hand only. You cannot use the same test another time.


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The Ad-Hoc Report in JCMS allows the user to create a quick report based on specified criteria. For example, you can generate a list of all children referred last year for a first-degree felony. The report criteria can be saved for future recall. When reports are saved, they are called.


Ad hoc training
Ad hoc training. In addition to our fixed date training courses, we also run training on an ad hoc basis. Our current ad hoc training includes practical necropsy, micro computed tomography (micro-CT) and phenotyping, with the possibility that other courses may be developed in the future.


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JCMS Ad-Hoc Userâs Guide April 2015 5 of 22. â¢ After the Operator is selected, a Value box will appear under the peratorO box. This. box is used to specify what value(s) to match when scanning the item specified in the.


ad hoc
Ad hoc is an adjective used to describe things that are created on the spot, usually for a single use. A Latin term that translates literally as âfor this,â ad hoc implies innovation, creativity and spontaneity. The term is widely applied in information technology (IT) and business contexts. Here are a few examples:


Ad hoc training
If you are interesting in taking part in one of our ad hoc training courses, please email training@har.mrc.ac.uk. Please specify your name, job title and institution, and include the training course you are interested in, any relevant experience that you have and your reasons for wanting to attend.


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View Only sets the report so that a user can run the report, access the filter, add or remove fields from the report (for that. session), print or export the report. No changes can be. saved. Locked sets the report so that a user can run the report, but.


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The Report Designer is broken into Tabs that relate to the. different tasks needed to create a report or query. www.assetworks.com. Each tab has a button at the bottom of the screen. that will lead you to the next step in the process or.


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Ad Hoc Query table views have been created with easy to understand names. that relate to FA screens. If a user does not have screen access rights to a screen, the user will not have. access to the view related to that screen.


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Vitamins & Supplements. The best way to get the nutrients your body needs is by eating a balanced diet. But it's not always easy to meet your daily requirements of certain nutrients from food alone. Tufts experts separate the facts from the hype on supplements.


Can You Get Jumbo Benefits from Eating Shrimp?
Unfortunately, as Lichtenstein points out, shrimp is also low in heart-healthy omega-3 fats, with just 52 milligrams in a three-ounce serving. Compare that to the 1,100-1,900 grams in a similar serving of salmon, or even the 170-240 grams in three ounces of canned tuna.


Shrimp: Nutrition facts of raw shrimp
Shrimp: Nutrition facts of raw shrimp. Table: list of nutrients and their content in raw shrimp (mixed species). Nutrient values and weights are for edible portion. Units of measurement for nutrients. Nutrient content per 100 grams of shrimp.


Can You Get Jumbo Benefits from Eating Shrimp?
There are plenty of healthy ways to cook shrimpboiled, steamed, grilled, broiled, baked, sauted or stir-fried with a liquid vegetable oil (and a heaping accompaniment of vegetables). But with unwise cooking and additions, a 60-calorie serving of shrimp can quickly zoom past the 160 calories in three ounces of steak.


Can You Get Jumbo Benefits from Eating Shrimp?
A three-ounce serving also contains about 20% of the Daily Value (DV) of phosphorus, more than 15% of the DV of vitamin B12 and small amounts of other vitamins and minerals. Shrimp is extremely low in saturated fat, with less than a tenth of a gram in three ounces, and essentially trans-fat free.


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Discover the health benefits of shrimp by reading this informative article about its nutrient contents. Learn how these vitamins and minerals prevent prostate cancer and thyroid gland disorder, as well as improve our skin, hair and bones.


Can You Get Jumbo Benefits from Eating Shrimp?
However, because it is low in total fat it is also low in omega-3 fatty acids, says Alice H. Lichtenstein, DSc, director of Tufts HNRCA Cardiovascular Nutrition Laboratory. When preparing shrimp it is best added to a stir-fry with lots of vegetables or to a lightly dressed salad.


Cancer Heart Disease Health Care Technology Women's Health Diabetes More Areas
Healthy Hair and Skin. Protein is found in shrimp, and this nutrient is essential in protecting the hair, skin, and nails. The most advanced shampoo and lotion products in the world make use of protein in protecting the said parts of the body. Shrimp can also help in preventing anemia, since it is rich in the nutrient vitamin B12, which helps in the production of red blood cells, while preventing pernicious anemia. Shrimp is also rich in iron, an essential nutrient that the body uses in producing energy and sustaining of vitality.


Scientific name of Snowy owl?
Posts: 7,009. AOU which is the predominant authority for North America bird naming has changed Snowy Owl to Bubo scandiacus. Not sure of the date of change but it is in the Nov 05 update I have. Bird Taxonomy is constantly undergoing minor (or major) changes so field guides are often slightly out of date. __________________.


What is a snowy owls scientific name?
strigiformes is the scientific name for the bird an owl, although there are many different species, like the elf owl, barn owl, tawny owl, greater sooty, lesser sooty...


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Snowy Owls have a thick layer of feathers on their body as well as their feet to enable them to survive in the tundra. Reproduction Mating season for Snowy Owls can occur from April-June and sometimes throughout the summer. The female Snowy Owl will lay between 2 - 14 eggs per clutch.


Barn owl
A Barn Owl is known as Tyto Alba. Barn Owls are also called White Owl, Silver Owl, Demon Owl, Ghost Owl, Death Owl, Night Owl, Rat Owl, Church Owl, Cave Owl, Stone Owl, Monkey â¦ -faced Owl, Hissing Owl, Hobgoblin or Hobby Owl, Dobby Owl, Golden Owl, Scritch Owl, Screech Owl, Straw Owl, Barnyard Owl and Delicate Owl.


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The scientific name of an elf owl is Micrathene Whitney. Micrathene  actually means little owl and Greek, which is very fitting for  this owl that only stands 14 centimete â¦ rs tall.


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Notes. Snowy Owls are known by other names including the Great White Owl, Ghost Owl, Ermine Owl and Arctic Owl. Snowy Owls, like other owls, will often eat their prey whole, and will then regurgitate the indigestible parts in the form of a pellet.


What is the scientific name for barn owl?
It depends on which type of barn owl you are talking about. If you mean the common barn owl, then the scientific name is tyto alba. All barn owl species begin with tyto. 11 people found this useful.


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What is the scientific name and common name for an owl? There are many species of Owls, but the common name for Owls is Owls and the owls are in an order of birds called Strigiformes.


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Located The Snowy Owl is circumpolar and can be found in Alaska, Canada, Greenland, Russia, and many areas north of the Arctic Circle. It has a wide distribution area and will at times migrate to areas south of the Arctic Circle. There have been reports of Snowy Owls in Ireland, China, and as far south as Texas and Georgia. Diet Snowy Owls will most often feed on small rodents including lemmings and voles.


Scientific name of Snowy owl?
Can anyone explain to me why there are two names for this species? Are they related to geography at all (both my Ontario field guides refer to it as Nyctea scandiaca while this forum's database and a Hawk & Owl book for Eastern North America refer to it as Bubo scandiacus).


A Separate Peace
Everyone talks to Gene about the injury in the following days but no one suspects him of any wrongdoing. No one is allowed to see Finny at the infirmary. Gene spends an increasing amount of time alone in his room, questioning himself. One day, he decides to put on Finnyâs shoes, pants, and pink shirt.


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Why doesnât Finny believe in books or teachers, but feels he has to believe in Gene? NOTES: Chapter 12 1. As Phineas is carried from the Assembly Hall, what realization does Gene make about how Phineas saw his help? 2. How do the boys move Finny to Dr. Stanpoleâs car? 3.


A Separate Peace SparkNotes
He now tells Finny that he deliberately shook the limb to make him fall. Finny refuses to believe him and grows furious. Gene realizes that he has injured Finny further with his confession and that he must take back his words, though he cannot do it now. Finny says that he will return to Devon by Thanksgiving.


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1 Before he returns to Devon, he visits Finny in his home outside Boston and confesses to having caused the accident. 2  When Finny refuses to accept this, Gene leaves and returns to school. 3  Gene has decided to be assistant manager of the crew team, but he gets in a fight with Quackenbush and ends up in the river.


A Separate Peace
Ironically, Finny himself has no interest in Geneâs declaration. In a sense, he is in denial; he has suspected a similar version of eventsâor so we assume from what he says to Gene about his âcrazy ideaâ that Gene himself caused the fallâbut he refuses to admit such a possibility.


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Once the flashback begins, the novel develops through Gene's memory in a series of chronological events leading up to and briefly beyond Finny's death. In the novel's coda, Knowles returns to Gene's contemplative voice as he draws conclusons about the meaning of all that had occurred.


How does Finny's attitude about the war change after he returns to Devon? Why?
He becomes most upset when Gene talks about enlisting, as we all know that Finny is incapable of serving; Finny goes off on a rant about how the war is not real, it was just designed to keep people in their place, and from having any real fun.


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In Ch. 2, Finny wears a pink shirt as an emblem to celebrate a bombing in Central Europe. He wears the shirt, despite Geneâs teasing, to symbolize his patriotism and support of the war. Ironically, Finny shows his support in a nonconformist way that succeeds in attracting attention.


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Symbolism. In Ch. 2, Finny wears a pink shirt as an emblem to celebrate a bombing in Central Europe. He wears the shirt, despite Geneâs teasing, to symbolize his patriotism and support of the war. Ironically, Finny shows his support in a nonconformist way that succeeds in attracting attention.


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The average salary for an MBA graduate is considerably higher than that of an employee with a regular master qualification. For MBA graduates the average salary ranges from 70.000 $ (in governmental or non-profit Institutions) to 120.000 $ (in consultancy, finance or healthcare).


Why You Should Study an MBA in Canada
Current and prospective MBA students from Canada's top universities tell us why you should study north of the American border. Written by Seb Murray | Full Time MBA | Tuesday 2nd July 2013 14:24:00 GMT. Studying an MBA in Canada has its benefits. Canada has not always enjoyed such an encouraging business reputation.


Benefits of an MBA in Finance: Overview for Aspiring Students
In March 2014, PayScale.com reported high salaries for MBA-holders in a variety of financial professions. Finance analysis managers earned a median annual income of $81,250, while a chief financial officer's median annual wages stood at $117,415.


Why You Should Study an MBA in Canada
While the country boasts several business schools within its universities, MBAâs have not flocked north of the American border in the same numbers as those coming to the States and in Europe. Just six such institutions are featured in both the current Financial Times and The Economist âs top 100 MBA rankings.


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2. This advantage of an MBA degree goes hand in hand with the first one and it is actually the cause of the first one. Graduates of an MBA programme have, due to their qualification, higher chances of obtaining and holding a high level management position.


Benefits of an MBA in Finance: Overview for Aspiring Students
Finance is one of the most popular specializations within Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs. An MBA in Finance offers benefits to working professionals in a variety of industries, including commercial and corporate banking, investment services and real estate. View 10 Popular Schools Â».


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Better career opportunities. This advantage of an MBA degree goes hand in hand with the first one and it is actually the cause of the first one. Graduates of an MBA programme have, due to their qualification, higher chances of obtaining and holding a high level management position.


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We will try to make that clear and list the advantages of an MBA, especially when it is a top business school with a very good reputation. So, here are the top 5 reasons for which it is worth it to start studying a master in business administration.


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Corsage Cost
Typical costs: 1  Fresh flower corsages typically range from $15 to $45. 2  In general, wrist corsages cost $2 to $5 more than comparable pin-on corsages. 3  The type of flowers used will determine the price of a fresh flower corsage.  Corsages using roses and orchids are moderately expensive, typically ranging from $20 to $45.


Boutonniere Cost
Typical costs: 1  Fresh flower boutonnieres average $10 to $20. 2  Inexpensive boutonnieres featuring fresh carnations, daisies or alstroemeria typically start at $5. 3  Moderate fresh boutonnieres made with fresh roses (a popular choice) fall in the middle range, from $10 to $16. Expensive boutonnieres with fresh flowers like Calla lilies and Gerbera daisies usually cost $16 to $25. Silk flower boutonnieres typically range from $6 to $15. Made of artificial materials, silk boutonnieres do not wilt; however, they may not look as realistic as fresh flowers in person or on film.


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Wire the stem by poking a wire into the base of the flower. You may either leave the wire parallel to the stem or wind it around the stem to hold the flower face at the angle you want it later. 5. Water the flower by adding a tiny bit of water soaked cotton to the base of the stem.


Why Some Bouquets Of Roses Cost $10, And Some Cost $90
Why Some Bouquets Of Roses Cost $10, And Some Cost $90. (Reuters) - If anyone knows a thing or two about buying roses, it's John Sullivan, a man who's given his wife Sally roses on every Valentine's Day for more than 40 years.


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Steps. 1  1. Collect your materials. 2  2. Pinch off any malformed petals if necessary. 3  3. Clip the stems to length.  4. Wire the stem by poking a wire into the base of the 1  flower. 5. Water the flower by adding a tiny bit of water soaked cotton to the base of the stem.  6. Wrap the wired stem (with wet cotton at the bottom) firmly with florist tape.


How to Make a Boutonniere
Wire the stem by poking a wire into the base of the flower. You may either leave the wire parallel to the stem or wind it around the stem to hold the flower face at the angle you want it later. Water the flower by adding a tiny bit of water soaked cotton to the base of the stem.


Corsage Cost
Expensive corsages including Calla lilies typically range from $30 to $35. Stephanotis corsages tend to be the most expensive, typically ranging from $45 to $55. Silk flower corsages typically range from $5 to $15. See How Much Do Silk Flowers Cost.


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Long-stemmed red roses measuring 60-70 centimeters cost about 95 cents per stem wholesale compared to a medium-stemmed rose of about 50 centimeters, which costs about 75 cents, McBride says. In early February, prices surge to about $2 a stem for the longer-stemmed and about $1.50 for the medium-stemmed flowers.


Corsage Cost
Fresh flower corsages typically range from $15 to $45. In general, wrist corsages cost $2 to $5 more than comparable pin-on corsages. The type of flowers used will determine the price of a fresh flower corsage. Carnations and alstroemeria corsages tend to be the least expensive, typically ranging from $15 to $20.


Fairy type
The type is one of the 18 PokÃ©mon elemental types. It is the newest type in PokÃ©mon games, being added in the core series games PokÃ©mon X and Y. The addition of this type is to balance the dominance of Dragon-type and Fighting-type PokÃ©mon, as well as giving Poison-type and Steel-type moves more usage in offense.


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When it finds a flower it likes, it dwells on that flower its whole life long. It floats in the wind's embrace with an untroubled heart. It draws out and controls the hidden power of flowers. The flower FlabÃ©bÃ© holds is most likely part of its body.


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Fairy type
This is shown in the type matchup of Fairy-type -- having immunity to Dragon-type moves, being super effective against Dragon-type, Fighting-type and Dark-type PokÃ©mon, as well as weak to Poison-type and Steel-type attacks. This table shows the effectiveness of Fairy-type moves against other types of PokÃ©mon. This table shows the effectiveness of other types of moves against Fairy-type PokÃ©mon. Here is a list of currently obtainable PokÃ©mon that belong to this type.


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Eternal Flower. Floette has a form difference based on where it was first encountered. This form cannot be changed. Floette's Eternal Flower form, obtained via event, cannot breed, and it cannot evolve. It also cannot change form.


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FlabÃ©bÃ© evolves into Floette starting at level 19. Give Floette a Shiny Stone to evolve it into Florges. 7 people found this useful.


Ferdinand VII of Spain
Ferdinand VII of Spain. Ferdinand VII (Spanish: Fernando VII de BorbÃ³n; 14 October 1784 â 29 September 1833) was twice King of Spain: in 1808 and again from 1813 to his death. He was known to his supporters as the Desired (el Deseado) and to his detractors as the Felon King (el Rey FelÃ³n).


THE GOLDEN AGE
Ferdinand, who had received his political education in federalist Aragon, brought a new emphasis on constitutionalism and a respect for local fueros to Castile, where he was king consort (1479- 1504) and continued as regent after Isabella's death in 1504.


THE GOLDEN AGE
THE GOLDEN AGE. The marriage in 1469 of royal cousins, Ferdinand of Aragon (1452-1516) and Isabella of Castile (1451-1504), eventually brought stability to both kingdoms.


Ferdinand VII of Spain
Ferdinand was thus succeeded by his infant daughter Isabella II. Carlos revolted and said he was the legitimate king. Needing support, Maria Christina (as Regent for her daughter Isabella) turned to the liberals. She issued a decree of amnesty on 23 October 1833.


Saint Fernando III
Saint Fernando III. King Saint Fernando III was born in the monastery of Valparaiso in Spain in the year 1199 â exactly 100 years to the month after the death of his illustrious ancestor, Rodrigo Diaz, who was known by the honorary title of El Cid He was a true son of the Cid, of noble heart and bearing.


THE GOLDEN AGE
Isabella's niece, Juana, had bloodily disputed her succession to the throne in a conflict in which the rival claimants were given assistance by outside powers--Isabella by Aragon and Juana by her suitor, the king of Portugal.


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This is a beta version of NNDB. King Ferdinand II. Ferdinand V of Castile and Leon, also called Ferdinand II of Aragon, was the son of John I of Aragon by his second marriage with Joanna Henriquez, of the family of the hereditary grand admirals of Castile, and was born at Sos in Aragon on the 10th or 16th of March 1452.


Saint Fernando III
St Fernando was still a young man when he became king of Castile. His kingdom was in tatters, as there had been numerous raids by both Christian and Moor into Castile, as well as internal rebellions.


Ferdinand VII of Spain
On 24 August, Ferdinand VII was proclaimed king of Spain again, and negotiations between the Council and the provincial juntas for the establishment of a Supreme Central Junta were completed. Subsequently, on 14 January 1809, the British government acknowledged Ferdinand VII as king of Spain.


Saint Fernando III
Request author signed copies: Saint Fernandoâs father was King Alfonso IX of Leon, and his mother the saintly Lady Bereguera. As his parentâs marriage was annulled by Pope Innocent III, St Fernando was actually raised by his grandfather, King Alfonso VIII of Castile, and his mother.


AFI
AFI will always have a special place in my life. I may be in the minority but I found Sing The Sorrow to be a work of art, cutting small bits and pieces from early-era AFI and sprinkling them over a more radio-friendly, mainstream hard-rock sound. To this day, it's an album that I'll listen front to back, without skipping.


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AFI (short for 'A Fire Inside') gained most of their popularity at the end of the 1990's, but the band has been around since1991. Formed in Ukiah, California during high school, the early sound can roughly described as Misfits inspired Punk.


AFI discography
AFI discography. The discography of American alternative rock band AFI consists of ten studio albums, one live album, one compilation album, one video album, twelve extended plays, nineteen singles and fourteen music videos. 1 Albums 1.1 Studio albums. 1.2 Live albums.


AFI
AFI (A Fire Inside) is an American punk rock band. AFI was formed in 1991 by Davey Havok (vocals), Mark Blackwelder (guitar), Vic Chalker (bass) and Adam Carson (drums) in Ukiah, California. Bassist Vic lost interest and was replaced by Geoff Kresge. Kresge left the AFI to be part of the band Tiger Army and the spot was filled by Hunter Burgan.


AFI (band)
AFI (band) AFI (A Fire Inside) is an American rock band from Ukiah, California, formed in 1991. They have had the same lineup since 1998: lead vocalist Davey Havok, drummer and backup vocalist Adam Carson, with bassist Hunter Burgan and guitarist Jade Puget, who both play keyboard and contribute backup vocals.


AFI
There is more than one artist with this name: 1) AFI (A Fire Inside) is an American punk rock/alternative rock band from Ukiah, CA that formed in 1991. Their career progression has taken them through notable and drastic changes in music styles from hardcore punk/horror punk to punk rock to alternative rock.


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AFI
Related Tags. 1) AFI (A Fire Inside) is an American punk rock/alternative rock band from Ukiah, CA that formed in 1991. Their career progression has taken them through notable and drastic changes in music styles from hardcore punk/horror punk to punk rock to alternative rock.


AFI (band)
AFI's music has been described as garage punk, skate punk, screamo, emo, gothic rock, pop punk, horror punk, alternative rock, punk rock, hardcore punk and post-hardcore. The band has often been called goth-punk due to their appearance, but they never considered the label accurate.


Top 10 Best AFI Songs
Love this song so much! My love of this song made me listen to AFI in the first place. Just heard this song again after like 7 years... I instantly remember it when I heard it, best song of afi EVER. This song is what started the burning love I have for AFI. AMAZING! I love this song so much it's the first song I've heard of AFI.


CPK Isoenzymes Test
Also known as: Creatine phosphokinase - isoenzymes, Creatine kinase - isoenzymes or CK - isoenzymes. The CPK isoenzymes test measures the different forms of creatine phosphokinase (CPK) in the blood. CPK is an enzyme found mainly in the heart, brain, and skeletal muscle. A blood sample is needed. This may be taken from a vein. The test is called a venipuncture.


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When is it ordered? A CK test may be ordered when muscle damage is suspected and at regular intervals to monitor for continued damage. It may be ordered when a muscle disease (myopathy) such as muscular dystrophy is suspected or when someone has experienced physical trauma, such as crushing injuries or extensive burns. The test may be ordered when a person has symptoms associated with muscle injury such as: 1  Muscle pain or aches.  Muscle weakness.


Elevated Serum Creatine Phosphokinase
Photo Credit Goxi/iStock/Getty Images. Creatine phosphokinase, or CPK, is an enzyme that is found in your heart, brain and skeletal muscles. When these organs break down, it can cause the total amount of CPK in your blood to rise. CPK actually comes in three different types, or isoenzymes, that can allow your doctor to pinpoint the damaged organ.


Elevated Serum Creatine Phosphokinase
Isoenzyme CPK-3, or CPK-MM, is found in the skeletal muscles. This is the isoenzyme that elevates from strenuous exercise. Other causes of elevated CPK-3 are crush trauma, rhabdomyolysis, myositis, or muscle inflammation, many intramuscular injections, muscular dystrophy, recent surgery and recent seizures.


Elevated Serum Creatine Phosphokinase
Some medications such as ampicillin, blood thinners, aspirin, morphine, furosemide, alcohol and cocaine can also cause a high total CPK. However, simple, innocuous items such as strenuous exercise or the inflammation from lupus can also elevate this blood test, according to John Hopkins Lupus Center.


Objecting to a Proof of Claim in Bankruptcy
An objection to a proof of claim must be in writing and filed with the bankruptcy court. A copy of the objection and the notice of court hearing date must be mailed to the creditor, the trustee and the debtor.ny âparty in interestâ has the right to object to a claim. A party in interest is someone who will be impacted by the payment of the claim. Some examples of a party in interest are a bankruptcy trustee, other creditors in the same bankruptcy case, and the debtor.


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A claim may be secured or unsecured. Proof of Claim A proof of claim form is a form used by the creditor to indicate the amount of the debt owed by the debtor on the date of the bankruptcy filing. The creditor must file the form with the clerk of the same bankruptcy court in which the bankruptcy case was filed.roof of Claim A proof of claim form is a form used by the creditor to indicate the amount of the debt owed by the debtor on the date of the bankruptcy filing. The creditor must file the form with the clerk of the same bankruptcy court in which the bankruptcy case was filed.


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Any party in interest has the right to object to a proof of claim in a Chapter 13 or Chapter 7 case. A proof of claim is a form that is filed by a creditor (and sometimes the debtor) asserting the right to be paid out of the proceeds of the debtorâs bankruptcy estate.ny âparty in interestâ has the right to object to a claim. A party in interest is someone who will be impacted by the payment of the claim. Some examples of a party in interest are a bankruptcy trustee, other creditors in the same bankruptcy case, and the debtor.


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Process for Filing Claim Objections. An objection to a claim in a bankruptcy case must be written and filed with the court. A creditor or the bankruptcy trustee are usually the parties in a case that file objections.The objection may be based on:laims must be made in writing, generally using the bankruptcy courtâs Proof of Claim form. Several parties can make objections to claims, and ask the court to deny the claim, or something about it, such as the type or class of claim.


Rule 3007. Objections to Claims
Rule 3007. (a) Objections to Claims. An objection to the allowance of a claim shall be in writing and filed. A copy of the objection with notice of the hearing thereon shall be mailed or otherwise delivered to the claimant, the debtor or debtor in possession, and the trustee at least 30 days prior to the hearing.ule 3007. (a) Objections to Claims. An objection to the allowance of a claim shall be in writing and filed. A copy of the objection with notice of the hearing thereon shall be mailed or otherwise delivered to the claimant, the debtor or debtor in possession, and the trustee at least 30 days prior to the hearing.


Part 5. Collecting Process
For example, lien holders and other secured creditors do not have to file a proof of claim to preserve their liens in a bankruptcy case. The deadline for filing a proof of claim for non-governmental creditors in a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy case is 90 days after the first meeting of the creditors.n most Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases where there are assets to distribute, creditors must file a proof of claim in order to get paid. Read on to learn who can file a proof of claim, procedures for filing one, and how to object to a proof of claim.


Objecting to a Proof of Claim in Bankruptcy
(For a more detailed explanation, see What Is a Proof of Claim in Bankruptcy .) A Chapter 7 debtor is rarely considered a party in interest and may not be entitled to file an objection to claim. A Chapter 13 debtor is always permitted to file an objection to claim.ny âparty in interestâ has the right to object to a claim. A party in interest is someone who will be impacted by the payment of the claim. Some examples of a party in interest are a bankruptcy trustee, other creditors in the same bankruptcy case, and the debtor.


How to Object to a Proof of Claim in Bankruptcy
Share on Facebook. Share on Google Plus. If a creditor wants to get paid in your bankruptcy proceeding, it must file a proof of claim with the court. If you donât agree with a proof of claim filed in your case, you can object to the claim and ask the court to disallow it.hapter 13 bankruptcy. You can always object to proofs of claim in Chapter 13 bankruptcy (even if you are paying nothing to your unsecured creditors) because your repayment plan can be modified to increase the distribution to creditors at a later date.


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File On Time. Filing a claim on time is important, so know the deadline or bar date. The bar date is similar to a statute of limitations (time limit to bring a legal claim). The bar date for filing a proof of claim is within 90 days of the first date set for the meeting of creditors in a bankruptcy case.n both personal and business bankruptcy cases, creditors may receive at least some payment on debts owed. Creditors must file a proof of claim form to assert their rights to payment for many debt types.


How to Object to a Proof of Claim in Bankruptcy
If the creditor doesnât oppose your objection, the court will grant it. But if the creditor files an opposition to your objection, you will have to argue your position in front of a bankruptcy judge who will decide whether the claim should be allowed or not.hapter 13 bankruptcy. You can always object to proofs of claim in Chapter 13 bankruptcy (even if you are paying nothing to your unsecured creditors) because your repayment plan can be modified to increase the distribution to creditors at a later date.


Who Invented the Kite?
If we look solely at written history, though, Chinese philosopher Mo-tse was arguably the first person ever to build a kite. Mo-tse lived from approximately 468 B.C. to around 376 B.C. Written records indicate that he created a kite in the shape of a bird over the course of three years and then flew it only one day.


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Curtis later had to defend himself in court against the Wright brothers, who claimed an exclusive patent on the aeroplane. Kites were used as an observation device during both the first and second world wars. They were used as a means of increasing the range of visibility by German submarines during both of these wars.


Who Invented the Kite?
Kites eventually made their way from Asia to the rest of the world. Marco Polo is given credit for bringing the kite to Europe after his trips to China. Today, millions of people around the world, both young and old, fly kites just for the pure joy of it. But kites have served many purposes beyond entertainment. In ancient China, General Han Hsin flew a kite over an enemy compound and used the length of the kite string to estimate how far his soldiers would need to tunnel to get inside. Hundreds of years later, scientists used kites as tools for experimentation.


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Kites have been used for centuries for fishing. Kites are used for bird scaring, forecasting the weather and frightening evil spirits away. Approximately 12 people are killed each year in kiting accidents throughout the world. It is now thought that the first kites flown over 3000 years ago, were made from leaves. In Indonesia leaf kites are still used for fishing. Kite flying is one of the fastest growing sports in the world. The Maori tribes from New Zealand made beautiful birdman kites made from bark cloth and leaves.


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Kite History. A Simple History of Kiting. In the history of flight, the first lighter-than-air balloon (1783) and the first powered aircraft (1903) are very recent when compared with the age of kites. The exact date and origin of the kite is not known but it is believed that they were flown in China more than two thousand years ago. One legend suggests that when a Chinese farmer tied a string to his hat to keep it from blowing away in a strong wind, the first kite was born.


Who Invented the Kite?
Thus, the legend says, the kite was born. Modern historians have found evidence in the oral histories of Malaysia, Indonesia, Hawaii, Polynesia and New Zealand that indicates that kites may have been independently invented in these areas at about the same time they were first seen in China.


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The kite was also used as an airborne sail; although the speed of the raft through the water was quite low, it did help to stabilize the boat in rough seas. Kites with two control lines were developed by a U. S. Navy Commander during the second world war as a means of training naval antiaircraft gunners. Paul Garber's kite was highly manoeuvrable, and was used in target practice.


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Sailors also brought kites back from Japan and Malaysia in the 16th and 17th centuries. Kites were regarded as curiosities at first and had little impact on European culture. In the 18th and 19th centuries, kites were used as vehicles and tools for scientific research.


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There certainly is documentary evidence to suggest that kites were being flown in China as long ago as 200 BC. when a general in the Han dynasty is recorded as having used a kite as an instrument of war, by using it as a method of determining the correct distance to dig a tunnel to enter a palace and end a siege.


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Kites were brought to Japan about the 7th century by Buddhist monks. They were used to avert evil spirits and to insure rich harvests. Kite flying became very popular in Japan during the Edo period. For the first time Japanese people below the samurai class were allowed to fly kites.


UJJAIN MAP
Home > Travel > Madhya Pradesh > Ujjain > Map. Ujjain is located in Madhya Pradesh in central India. It is easily accessible from most parts of the city and the country. It has some nice places to see like the Mahakaleshwar temple and the Kal Bhairava. Nearby destinations like Indore and Maheswar are also worth visiting.


Ancient monuments in Ujjain
Ancient monuments in Ujjain. Ujjain is an ancient city of central India, in the Malwa region of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, on the eastern bank of the Kshipra River. In ancient times the city was called Ujjayini. As per epic Mahabharata Ujjayani was the capital of Avanti Kingdom.


Ujjain
Ujjain, city, western Madhya Pradesh state, central India. It is located on the Malwa Plateau on the east side of the Sipra (Shipra) River, a tributary of the Chambal River. Ujjain is one of seven sacred Hindu cities. Its name is derived from the Sanskrit jai (âvictoryâ).


Where is Ujjain, India?
Location of Ujjain on a map. Ujjain is a city found in Madhya Pradesh, India. It is located 23.18 latitude and 75.78 longitude and it is situated at elevation 494 meters above sea level. Ujjain has a population of 457,346 making it the 5th biggest city in Madhya Pradesh.


Ujjain
Ujjain is a very sacred city for Hindus on eastern bank of river Kshipra. It is about 70kms north to Indore city and western region of Madhya Pradesh state. In history, Ujjain was known by many names like Ujjaini, Avantika, Amravati, Pratikalpa and Kummudduity. It is also site for the triennial Kumbh Mela, which comes to Ujjain every 12 years.


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Ujjain is a city in the state of Madhya Pradesh in India. Ujjain is well connected with rest of India by road and rail, but there is no airport in the city.The closest airport is in Indore and the distance between Indore and Ujjain is 52 Km.


UJJAIN TOURISM
The Mahakaleshwar Temple, one of the 12 jyotirlinga of Lord Shiva is in Ujjain. Lord Krishna received education along with Balarama and Sudama from Maharishi Sandipani here. The town is a mix of the old and the new. The cityâs heritage co-exists with the modern buildings.


UJJAIN TOURISM
UJJAIN TOURISM. Regarded as one of the seven sacred cities for Hindus, Ujjain is an ancient city located on the banks of Shipra river in Madhya Pradesh. The city is one of the venues for Kumbh Mela. The temple town is also called Ujjayini or Avanti and finds mention in the Hindu epic Mahabharat, as the capital city of Avanti Kingdom.