Knuckle Cracking Q & A
There is no evidence that cracking knuckles causes any damage such as arthritis in the joints. However, a couple of reports in the medical literature are available associating knuckle cracking with injury of the ligaments surrounding the joint or dislocation of the tendons ( attachments of muscles to bones) which improved with conservative treatment.


Is Cracking Your Knuckles Harmful?
Ultimately, there are no significant benefits to cracking your knuckles, and a possibility that it could cause injury or damage to your joints and ligaments over time, so this is one habit that youâre better off without. If you crack your knuckles and find it difficult to stop, I suggest you to try the Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT).


Cracking your knuckles: Is it really beneficial for you?
Are there any benefits to knuckle cracking? Knuckle cracking is a form of habit just as biting nails or any other nervous habits. It can also be a form of stress relief for some people. Regardless, knuckle cracking gives a temporary relief and does not provide any significant benefits. You are probably better off not cracking your knuckles to reduce the risk of joint and ligament damage over time. (2)


Is Cracking Your Knuckles Harmful?
There is at least one reported case of knuckle pads in a teenaged girl who reported frequently cracking her knuckles daily. In her case, the nodules slowly enlarged over the course of several years, and cracking of the knuckles was listed as the possible cause. 7. Are There Benefits to Cracking Your Knuckles?


Is Cracking Your Knuckles Harmful?
Habitual knuckle cracking has been linked to hand swelling, lower grip strength, knuckle pads, and injuries, including dislocated fingers, and overstretched ligaments Some experience a âtherapeutic releaseâ upon cracking their knuckles, but the potential for damage outweighs any perceived psychological benefit


ex-dividend
Buy shares of stock on the ex-dividend date and the seller, not you, will receive the upcoming dividend. The ex-dividend date is two business days prior to the record date because three days are required for regular settlement of a stock transaction. Buy stock on Tuesday and you will be listed as the owner of record on Friday, the day that payment is required for the purchase.


Ex-dividend date
The first day of trading when the buyer of a stock is no longer entitled to the most recently announced dividend payment ( i.e. the trade will settle the day after the record date , too late for the buyer to appear on the shareholder record and receive the dividend . ) The date set by the NYSE ( and generally followed on other U.S. exchanges ) is ...


Ex-Dividend Date Search
Note that the ex-dividend date is typically one month after the date of declaration and a little over a month prior to the actual payment date of the dividend. Here is an example of a typical dividend date schedule for the hypothetical stock ABC: On the actual ex-dividend date, the stock will drop by the amount of the dividend, so if stock ABC is paying out a dividend or $0.30 per share, its stock price will generally fall by that amount. Note that depending on how the market moves on that particular day the latter point does not always hold.


ex-dividend
Notice that the record date follows the ex-dividend date by two business days for each quarterly dividend. In the first quarter you must have purchased the stock by February 20 to be listed as a stockholder on February 23 and receive the dividend on March 19.


How are dividends released?
Ex dividend date. The ex dividend date occurs one business day before the company's Record Date. To be entitled to a dividend a shareholder must have purchased the shares before the ex dividend date. If you purchase shares on or after that date, the previous owner of the shares (and not you) is entitled to the dividend. A company's share price may move up as the ex dividend date approaches and then fall after the ex dividend date. The Date Payable is the date on which a company's dividend is paid to shareholders. Before the ex dividend date the shares are said to be cum dividend. If you buy shares whilst they are cum dividend you are entitled to the recently announced dividend.


ex-dividend
You must own a security by the record date the company sets to be entitled to the dividend it will pay on the payable date. The period between those dates -- anywhere from a week to a month or more -- during which new investors in the security are not entitled to that dividend is called the ex-dividend period.


ex-dividend date
The date on which any dividend on a stock that has been declared but not distributed belongs legally to the seller, rather than the buyer. That is, when one sells a stock on or after the ex-dividend date, it will go to the seller when the next dividend comes. On the other hand, if it is sold before the ex-dividend date, the dividend will go to the buyer. ex-dividend date. The first day of trading when the seller, rather than the buyer, of a stock will be entitled to the most recently announced dividend payment. The length of time ensuing between the ex-dividend date and the date of actual payment may be up to a month.


ex-dividend
If, for example, GenCorp common stock goes ex-dividend on May 31, an investor purchasing the stock on or after that date will not receive the next dividend check. A stock trading ex-dividend is indicated in stock transaction tables by the symbol x in the volume column.


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Republican chickenhawk U.S. Senators 1  : Mitch McConnell (KY), the current Republican leader in the U.S. Senate. 2  Dan Quayle (IN), the Republican V.P. under G.H.W. Bush. 3  Bill Frist (TN), the former Republican leader in the U.S. Senate. 4  Trent Lott (MS), the former Republican leader in the U.S. Senate. 5  John Ashcroft (MO).


Remember when only Democrats were draft dodgers like Romney?
Vice-President Joe Biden â Exempted from Vietnam draft Secretary of State Hillary Clinton â No military service Secretary of Treasury Tim Geithner* â No military service.


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Republican chickenhawk mouthpieces 1  : Rush Limbaugh â sought deferment (because of a cyst on his tail end). 2  Ben Stein, actor, comedian, commentator, activist, etc. ( 3 Rush's conservative brother) David Limbaugh. 4  George Will â sought graduate school deferment, (too smart to die). 5  Pat Buchanan â sought deferment (for bad knee).


Remember when only Democrats were draft dodgers like Romney?
Romney didn't dodge the draft and even if he did Carter gave them all amnesty. Nah, I remember Dick Cheney dodging the draft. he had better things to do. Romney was in the draft lottery and wasnt chosen. there is no dodge. Cheney, Bush, Limbaugh, Nugent, O'Reilly, and many other cons were draft dodgers. NoAbraham NoLincoln never served and he was a Republican.


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Although the leading Republican chickenhawks above are no longer in office, they are likely to be replaced by new ones, like all of these. Donald Trump should have been drafted during the Vietnam War, but thanks to FIVE deferments from 1964 through 1969, he avoided service. Now, President Trump has several offspring and in-laws who could serve - if they were as patriotic as their father claims to be - but haven't.


Remember when only Democrats were draft dodgers like Romney?
Best Answer: President Barack Obama* â No military experience Vice-President Joe Biden â Exempted from Vietnam draft Secretary of State Hillary Clinton â No ...


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Republican chickenhawk U.S. Senators 1  : Mitch McConnell (KY), the current Republican leader in the U.S. Senate. 2  Dan Quayle (IN), the Republican V.P. under G.H.W. 3  Bill Frist (TN), the former Republican leader in the U.S. Senate. 4  Trent Lott (MS), the former Republican leader in the U.S. Senate. 5  John Ashcroft (MO).


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Democrats were against the war in Vietnam and Jimmy Carter gave amnesty to all Vietnam draft dodgers so why? More questions Is it true Romney was a draft dodger?


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Republican chickenhawks in the U.S. House : Although Sen. Lindsey Graham claimed to have been a war vet, he was a lawyer in the National Guard who served only in South Carolina. former House Speaker Newt Gingrich â sought graduate school deferment, (too smart to die). former House Speaker Denny Hastert.


Remember when only Democrats were draft dodgers like Romney?
Both Clintons dodged the draft, as did Bernie. So you un-American Liberals can be quiet now. Go study what America is really about, tell your Socialist campaign leaders and Professors to go fly a kite and be a real American.


List of Oz books
The Cowardly Lion is a character from the fictional Land of Oz created by American author L. Frank Baum, in his 1900 children's novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and its several sequel books writtren by Baum as well.he Cowardly Lion can sing songs, in a deep bass voice (Glinda of Oz) (1920). In The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the Cowardly Lion is the last of the companions Dorothy Gale encounters and befriends while traveling on the yellow brick road.


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The Cowardly Lion is a fictional animal character created by L. Frank Baum, author and inventor of the Oz legacy. He is introduced in Baum's first Oz book titled The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, published in 1900.He makes his debut appearance in the sixth chapter of the novel titled The Cowardly Lion. He also is the third and final being to join the story's child protagonist and heroine of the tale named Dorothy Gale.e is introduced in Baum's first Oz book titled The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, published in 1900. He makes his debut appearance in the sixth chapter of the novel titled The Cowardly Lion. He also is the third and final being to join the story's child protagonist and heroine of the tale named Dorothy Gale.


What did the Lion get in 'The Wizard of Oz'?
I am an arborist. Graduate study, travel, work make me an expert in benthics, European languages, wildlife mapping, world fauna and flora. In the original 1900 book edition of 'The Wizard of Oz', the Cowardly Lion receives a green-colored container from the Wizard. Inside is a potion that he must drink.Once he has drunk it, he has inside him the courage that he already has long before meeting up with the humbug Wizard of Oz. am an arborist. Graduate study, travel, work make me an expert in benthics, European languages, wildlife mapping, world fauna and flora. In the original 1900 book edition of 'The Wizard of Oz', the Cowardly Lion receives a green-colored container from the Wizard. Inside is a potion that he must drink.


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Ironically, the Cowardly Lion had courage long before the Wizard of Oz supposedly gave him what he already had.For there were many instances in which the Lion showed himself to be anything but Cowardly.f I remember correctly the Wizard of Oz did not give the lion anything. He simply told the lion that he already found courage by helping Dorothy on her journey. He was given â¦ a medal of honor, for courage.


Be a Leadership Lion: 10 Leadership Quotes to Find Your Courage Without Going to Oz
We all know the story of the Cowardly Lion in the classic movie âThe Wizard of Ozâ â he overcame all kinds of threats and obstacles (with Dorothy, the Tin Man, and the Scarecrow) to get to the Wizard, who âgaveâ him his courage in the form of a medal.Turns out, he already had it â he just didnât believe it.e all know the story of the Cowardly Lion in the classic movie âThe Wizard of Ozâ â he overcame all kinds of threats and obstacles (with Dorothy, the Tin Man, and the Scarecrow) to get to the Wizard, who âgaveâ him his courage in the form of a medal. Turns out, he already had it â he just didnât believe it.


Cowardly Lion
In the classic 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz, the Cowardly Lion was a humanoid biped and played by Bert Lahr, a popular vaudeville and Broadway star, with many of Lahr's trademark mannerisms deliberately worked into the film.he Cowardly Lion can sing songs, in a deep bass voice (Glinda of Oz) (1920). In The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the Cowardly Lion is the last of the companions Dorothy Gale encounters and befriends while traveling on the yellow brick road.


Cowardly Lion
Actor Burt Lahr was a known Comedian and stared in many Hollywood films before Oz. Bert Lahr as the Cowardly Lion in the 1939 film. Bert Lahr is justifiably famous for his portrayal of the iconic Lion in the 1939 MGM film The Wizard of Oz.Lahr's other role was Aunt Em and Uncle Henry's farm worker, Zeke.e is introduced in Baum's first Oz book titled The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, published in 1900. He makes his debut appearance in the sixth chapter of the novel titled The Cowardly Lion. He also is the third and final being to join the story's child protagonist and heroine of the tale named Dorothy Gale.


Cowardly Lion
In The Cowardly Lion and the Hungry Tiger in Little Wizard Stories of Oz, the Lion begins with cowardly bravado, intending to find a man to tear apart, and the Tiger a fat baby to devour.Instead, they find a small child (bigger than a baby) and return it to its mother.he Cowardly Lion can sing songs, in a deep bass voice (Glinda of Oz) (1920). In The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the Cowardly Lion is the last of the companions Dorothy Gale encounters and befriends while traveling on the yellow brick road.


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  In the original 1900 book edition of 'The Wizard of Oz', the Cowardly Lion receives a green-colored container from the Wizard. Inside is a potion that he must drink.f I remember correctly the Wizard of Oz did not give the lion anything. He simply told the lion that he already found courage by helping Dorothy on her journey. He was given â¦ a medal of honor, for courage.


What Is Courage? Lessons From the Cowardly Lion
Courage, learns the Cowardly Lion in the classic film The Wizard of Oz (1939), is something without which we can have no real self-esteem, pride or power, and must ultimately come from within rather than without.ourage, learns the Cowardly Lion in the classic film The Wizard of Oz (1939), is something without which we can have no real self-esteem, pride or power, and must ultimately come from within rather than without.


Peroneal Neuropathy
Treatment is often based on the type of problem that caused the nerve injury. Most peroneal nerve injuries respond to rest and the avoidance of those factors, like local pressure or leg crossing, which caused the problem.


Peroneal Nerve Injury Due To Knee Joint Trauma-Causes, Symptoms, Treatment
Symptoms of Peroneal Nerve Injury On Knee Joint: Swelling- Knee joint swelling is observed. Swelling is caused by hematoma and soft tissue edema. Swelling, hard in consistency, could be dislocation of fracture of tibia, fibula or femur. Pain- Severe intractable pain of knee joint.


Peroneal Nerve Injury Due To Knee Joint Trauma-Causes, Symptoms, Treatment
Symptoms of Peroneal Nerve Injury On Knee Joint: 1  Swelling- Knee joint swelling is observed. Swelling is caused by hematoma and soft tissue edema. 2  Pain- Severe intractable pain of knee joint. 3  Dislocation- Dislocation of knee joint may result in abnormal shape of knee joint. Patient is unable to flex or extend knee joint. 2.


Peroneal Neuropathy
Numbness, tingling or weakness, including foot drop, can result from peroneal nerve injury. The type of symptoms and the areas affected depend on the site of nerve injury. This is based on whether the common peroneal nerve is affected, or if the problem is isolated to the superficial or deep peroneal branches.


Zenker's paralysis
Zenker's paralysis. Zenkerâs paralysis, also known as peroneal nerve paralysis or palsy, is a paralysis on common fibular nerve that affects patientâs ability to lift the foot at the ankle. The condition was named after Friedrich Albert von Zenker.


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Nonsurgical treatment for nerve injuries may include: 1  Acupuncture. 2  Massage therapy. 3  Medication. Orthotics.  Physical therapy and 1  rehabilitation. Weight loss management.


Zenker's paralysis
Peroneal nerve paralysis usually leads to neuromuscular disorder, peroneal nerve injury, or foot drop which can be symptoms of more serious disorders such as nerve compression. The origin of peroneal nerve palsy has been reported to be associated with musculoskeletal injury or isolated nerve traction and compression.


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the right of any member of the Sejm of the Rzeczpospolita (the Commonwealth of Poland and Lithuania) to annul by his protest the rulings of the Sejm; the requirement for the adoption of the decision was unanimity. The liberum veto was applied for the first time in 1652. In 1764, the Sejm voted to exclude economic questions from the liberum veto. The liberum veto was repealed altogether by the constitution of May 3, 1791. KonopczyÅski W. Liberum veto. Krakow, 1918.


AP Euro Chapter 5
German royal family who ruled Brandenburg from 1415 and later extended their control to Prussia (1525). Under Frederick I (ruled 1701-1713) the family's possessions were unified as the kingdom of Prussia.


AP Euro Chapter 5
Fredrick William (the Great Elector). Served as the Elector of Brandenburg Prussia from 1640-1655, would immensely strengthen Prussian military forces, and do so by way of military force, avoiding contact w/ the nobles.


Liberum veto
The liberum veto (Latin for the free veto) was a parliamentary device in the PolishâLithuanian Commonwealth.


Liberum veto
Piotr Stefan Wandycz wrote that the  liberum veto had become the sinister symbol of old Polish anarchy.. In the period of 1573â1763, about 150 sejms were held, out of which about a third failed to pass any legislation, mostly due to liberum veto. The expression Polish parliament in many European languages originated from this apparent paralysis.


Liberum veto
Disruption of the Commonwealth governance caused by the liberum veto was highly significant. In the period of 1573â1763, about 150 Sejms where held, of which 53 failed to pass any legislation. Historian Jacek JÄdruch notes that out of the 53 disrupted Sejms, 32 were disrupted due to liberum veto.


Liberum veto
The principle of liberum veto was a key part of the political system of the Commonwealth, strengthening democratic elements and checking royal power, going against the European-wide trend of having a strong executive (absolute monarchy).


AP Euro Chapter 5
Youths in each district were given two or three months of army training annually; they could then return to their homes for the rest of the year, where they would remain in reserve for as long as they were able-bodied. Despite its small general population, this system gave Prussia one of the largest armies in Europe.


AP Euro Chapter 5
A system instituted in Prussia by Frederick William I (r. 1713-40) in 1733 to create a reserve army and expand Prussia's military capacity.


MCPON, CNO Honor the 2014 Sailors of the Year
By Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Stuart B. Phillips, Office of the MCPON. WASHINGTON (NNS) -- The Navy's 2014 Sailors of the Year (SOY) were meritoriously advanced to chief petty officer during a ceremony held at the Navy Memorial, May 14. Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan Greenert served as guest speaker at the pinning ceremony hosted by Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) Mike Stevens.


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What master chief petty officer of the navy held position the longest? Though the billet is typically for around 4 years, of the 12 MCPON's who have served in the Navy, MCPON(SW/PJ) John Hagan held the position the longest (almost 6 years), from â¦August 1992 to March 1998.


"Birth of the ""Super Chiefs"" (E8 & E9)"
The 8 June 1959 issue of Navy Times listed 1145 names (page 1) (page 2) (page 3) that became the second group of Chiefs to be promoted to the Super Chiefs grade; 151 were promoted to Master Chiefs E9 and 994 were promoted to Senior Chiefs E8, effective 16 May 1959.


MCPON, CNO Honor the 2014 Sailors of the Year
MCPON, CNO Honor the 2014 Sailors of the Year. WASHINGTON (NNS) -- The Navy's 2014 Sailors of the Year (SOY) were meritoriously advanced to chief petty officer during a ceremony held at the Navy Memorial, May 14.


New MCPON Giordano Assumes Office
The following is the complete Sept. 2, 2016 statement from the service. WASHINGTON (NNS) â Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) Michael D. Stevens was relieved by Fleet Master Chief Steven S. Giordano during his retirement and change of office ceremony held on Washington Navy Yard Sept. 2.


"Birth of the ""Super Chiefs"" (E8 & E9)"
A few months later, a second group of Chiefs from the February 1959 examinations were elevated to E-8 and E-9 effective on May 16, 1959. The names of the first two groups of selectees are listed in Bureau of Naval Personnel Notices 1430 of October 17, 1958, and May 20,1959.


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Future USS Gerald R. Ford completes successful builder's sea trials, begins preparations for acceptance trials. The future USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) returned from Builder's Sea Trials to Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia on April 14 after seven days at sea. April 14, 2017 | Comments 0.


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Actually there were 146 first Master Chief Petty Officers. They  were all promoted the same day, November 16, 1958. Listings of the  names are available in clippings from â¦Navy Times.    Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) Del Black.    Black became the first Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Jan.  13, 1967.


New MCPON Giordano Assumes Office
USNI News. New MCPON Giordano Assumes Office. Fleet Master Chief Steven Giordano has been selected as the 14th Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON). The Navyâs 14th Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) took charge on Friday in a ceremony at the Washington Navy Yard, the service announced.


"Birth of the ""Super Chiefs"" (E8 & E9)"
The October 1958 issue of Navy Time listed 1060 names ( page 1 )(page 2 ) that became the first group of Chiefs to be promoted to the new Super Chiefs grade. 146 were promoted to Master Chiefs E9 and 914 promoted to Senior Chiefs E8, effective 16 November 1958.


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Fibre optic broadband comparison. If our postcode checker says that you can get fibre optic broadband, we will show you a list of the packages on offer from the fibre optic broadband providers operating in your area.


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With download speeds up to 76mb/s our Fibre optic broadband is up to 5x faster than the UK's average standard speed and allows you to download and stream your favourite TV shows, movies and music at a touch of a button.


Can I get fibre optic broadband in my area?
If you have your own home this will not be a problem. If you rent a property, or if you live in an apartment block, you will need the permission of the owner before you can permit any digging to take place. If youâre unsure, you should discuss this with your landlord and your preferred fibre optic broadband provider.


Can I get cable in my area?
In order to access fibre optic broadband you will need a special router, or modem, while for your TV package you will need a suitable set-top box. The good news is that your chosen provider will supply these as part of the subscription once you sign up.


Can I get fibre optic broadband in my area?
Talk to your current provider. Some areas already have access to fibre optic broadband, but it might not yet be available from your current provider. Get in touch to find out what its plans are. If it hasnât got any, it might be time to switch provider.


Can I get fibre optic broadband in my area?
Some areas already have access to fibre optic broadband, but it might not yet be available from your current provider. Get in touch to find out what its plans are. If it hasnât got any, it might be time to switch provider.


Can I get fibre optic broadband in my area?
Two speeds are available on BT Openreach, three on Virgin Media. You can choose between 38Mb and 76Mb fibre optic broadband speeds with Openreach. While itâs not a patch on Virginâs top speeds (50Mb, 100Mb and 200Mb), 76Mb is fast enough to do pretty much anything you need to do online, a couple of times over.


FAQs
Much faster speeds! Unlike standard broadband, the distance from your local telephone exchange doesn't determine the speed you can get. With fibre optic broadband, the distance from your nearest green street cabinet and the quality of the line between the cabinet and your property determine your speed.


Dinkytown
Dinkytown is a commercial district within the Marcy-Holmes residential neighborhood in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood Association Dinkytown is a commercial district, and one of the 5 character areas, of the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood. 2  Lileks.com -- University of Minnesota pages -- contains information and reminiscence about Dinkytown, by Star Tribune columnist James Lileks.


The Dinkytown history you don't know: Three stories
Steve Bergerson, photographer and researcher with Preserve Historic Dinkytown. In the 1920s and '30s, Dinkytown was the center of campus life and it's the second or third generation, Bergerson said.The Annie's Parlour [building] originally had a ballroom where students went on Saturday night to dance..Bergerson's personal belief on the origin of the name Dinkytown dates back to the 1890s:There was a passenger station just a block away here at 14th and University from 1890 to 1901 and it was called Dinkytown, the Dinkytown station, he said.teve Bergerson, photographer and researcher with Preserve Historic Dinkytown. In the 1920s and '30s, Dinkytown was the center of campus life and it's the second or third generation, Bergerson said.


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Dinkytown â Minneapolis, MN. Dinkytown is located directly across from the University of Minnesota Twin Citiesâ main campus and East of Highway 35W providing easy access to downtown Minneapolis. You can find everything from sororities and fraternities to trendy boutiques and diverse restaurants in Dinkytown.side from the usual chain restaurants, Dinkytown offers a variety of culturally diverse food options including Korean, Greek, Middle Eastern and Mexican cuisines. If youâre looking for the best breakfast in town, look no further than Alâs Breakfast.


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1 Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood Association Dinkytown is a commercial district, and one of the 5 character areas, of the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood.2  Lileks.com -- University of Minnesota pages -- contains information and reminiscence about Dinkytown, by Star Tribune columnist James Lileks. Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood Association Dinkytown is a commercial district, and one of the 5 character areas, of the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood. 2  Lileks.com -- University of Minnesota pages -- contains information and reminiscence about Dinkytown, by Star Tribune columnist James Lileks.


Dinkytown
1 Official Website of the Dinkytown Business Alliance Current resources for the Dinkytown community (formerly the Dinkytown Business Association). 2  Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood Association Dinkytown is a commercial district, and one of the 5 character areas, of the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood. Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood Association Dinkytown is a commercial district, and one of the 5 character areas, of the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood. 2  Lileks.com -- University of Minnesota pages -- contains information and reminiscence about Dinkytown, by Star Tribune columnist James Lileks.


Dinkytown
The name Dinkytown is of uncertain origin, although it was in definite use by 1948, when the Dinkytown Business Association formed. Stories regarding the origin of the name include. 1  The streetcars, called Dinkys, that used to provide transit throughout the area. Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood Association Dinkytown is a commercial district, and one of the 5 character areas, of the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood. 2  Lileks.com -- University of Minnesota pages -- contains information and reminiscence about Dinkytown, by Star Tribune columnist James Lileks.


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âThe Weisman is just steps away from Dinkytown, the small business and residential district that Dylan called home for 15 months between 1959 and 1960. These four square blocks of Minneapolis have played a pivotal part in the world of music,â Sheehy said.t a listening station at the Wiesman exhibit called âThe Minnesota Party Tape,â Dylan could be heard singing several folk songs, including one of Woody Guthrieâs. Sheehy said, âThis tape is recorded in Dinkytown in a friendâs apartment. On it you hear Dylan goofing around and joking.


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Dylan discovered the work of Woody Guthrie in Dinkytown. Dave Whitaker, who Dylan called one of the Svengali-type Beats on the scene, lent him Guthrieâs autobiography, Bound for Glory. Learning about Guthrieâs work and hearing the songs sent Dylan on a quest to New York City to meet the celebrated folksinger.t a listening station at the Wiesman exhibit called âThe Minnesota Party Tape,â Dylan could be heard singing several folk songs, including one of Woody Guthrieâs. Sheehy said, âThis tape is recorded in Dinkytown in a friendâs apartment. On it you hear Dylan goofing around and joking.


The Dinkytown history you don't know: Three stories
The vote wouldn't include all of what many consider Dinkytown today. It would cover a smaller footprint limited to the older core buildings. But the area has been the focus of a long debate over how much new development should be allowed in an area of Minneapolis known for its old and quirky buildings and history.teve Bergerson, photographer and researcher with Preserve Historic Dinkytown. In the 1920s and '30s, Dinkytown was the center of campus life and it's the second or third generation, Bergerson said.


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We create financial calculators â and nothing else. After 15 years we still get excited about new financial riddles and how to solve them. We have over 400 financial calculators at www.dinkytown.net. Our website is free for you to use and visit as often as you like.We also provide these financial calculators to license on your website or financial product.e create financial calculators â and nothing else. After 15 years we still get excited about new financial riddles and how to solve them. We have over 400 financial calculators at www.dinkytown.net. Our website is free for you to use and visit as often as you like.


Mosquito
Mosquitoes are small, midge-like flies which comprise the family Culicidae. Females of most species are ectoparasites, whose tube-like mouthparts (called a proboscis) pierce the hosts' skin to consume blood.The word mosquito (formed by mosca and diminutive ito) is Spanish for little fly .osquitoes are members of a family of nematocerid flies: the Culicidae (from the Latin culex, genitive culicis, meaning midge or gnat). Superficially, mosquitoes resemble crane flies (family Tipulidae) and chironomid flies (family Chironomidae).


Mosquito
Some mosquitoes also attack invertebrates, mainly arthropods. Though the loss of blood is seldom of any importance to the victim, the saliva of the mosquito often causes an irritating rash that is a serious nuisance. Much more serious though, are the roles of many species of mosquitoes as vectors of diseases.In passing from host to host, some transmit extremely harmful infections such as malaria, yellow fever, west Nile virus, dengue fever, filariasis, and other arboviruses, rendering it the deadliest animal family in the world.osquitoes are members of a family of nematocerid flies: the Culicidae (from the Latin culex, genitive culicis, meaning midge or gnat). Superficially, mosquitoes resemble crane flies (family Tipulidae) and chironomid flies (family Chironomidae).


Mosquitoes
The red bump and itching caused by a mosquito bite is actually an allergic reaction to the mosquitoâs saliva. Size relative to a paper clip: Few animals on Earth evoke the antipathy that mosquitoes do.Their itchy, irritating bites and nearly ubiquitous presence can ruin a backyard barbecue or a hike in the woods.he red bump and itching caused by a mosquito bite is actually an allergic reaction to the mosquitoâs saliva. Size relative to a paper clip: Few animals on Earth evoke the antipathy that mosquitoes do.


10 Fascinating Facts About Mosquitoes
That's right, more deaths are associated with mosquitoes than any other animal on the planet. Mosquitoes may carry any number of deadly diseases, including malaria, dengue fever, yellow fever, and encephalitis.Mosquitoes also carry heartworm, which can be lethal to your dog.hat's right, more deaths are associated with mosquitoes than any other animal on the planet. Mosquitoes may carry any number of deadly diseases, including malaria, dengue fever, yellow fever, and encephalitis.


All Mosquito Netting Info
Mosquito Predators. There are a number of insects and small animals that are natural predators of the mosquito. To fully appreciate these animals it is best to know how they can help to reduce the number of mosquitos.osquito Predators. There are a number of insects and small animals that are natural predators of the mosquito. To fully appreciate these animals it is best to know how they can help to reduce the number of mosquitos.


Mosquito
Mosquitoes are members of a family of nematocerid flies: the Culicidae (from the Latin culex, genitive culicis, meaning midge or gnat). Superficially, mosquitoes resemble crane flies (family Tipulidae) and chironomid flies (family Chironomidae).osquitoes are members of a family of nematocerid flies: the Culicidae (from the Latin culex, genitive culicis, meaning midge or gnat). Superficially, mosquitoes resemble crane flies (family Tipulidae) and chironomid flies (family Chironomidae).


Health
What is West Nile virus (WNV)? West Nile is a type of virus that causes encephalitis, or inflammation of the brain. The virus has been found in Africa, western Asia, the Middle East, the Mediterranean region of Europe and recently in the United States.hat is West Nile virus (WNV)? West Nile is a type of virus that causes encephalitis, or inflammation of the brain. The virus has been found in Africa, western Asia, the Middle East, the Mediterranean region of Europe and recently in the United States.


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Some mosquitoes are vectors for diseases. This means they can transmit diseases from one human or animal to another. Typically, the diseases are caused by viruses or tiny parasites. For example, a mosquito that bites an infected human or animal can pick up a virus along with the blood meal.The mosquito and virus do not harm one another but the virus reproduces inside the mosquito. Later, the mosquito can pass the viruses to other humans when biting them.or example, a mosquito that bites an infected human or animal can pick up a virus along with the blood meal. The mosquito and virus do not harm one another but the virus reproduces inside the mosquito. Later, the mosquito can pass the viruses to other humans when biting them.


Anopheles Mosquitoes
Malaria is transmitted among humans by female mosquitoes of the genus Anopheles. Female mosquitoes take blood meals to carry out egg production, and such blood meals are the link between the human and the mosquito hosts in the parasite life cycle.alaria is transmitted among humans by female mosquitoes of the genus Anopheles. Female mosquitoes take blood meals to carry out egg production, and such blood meals are the link between the human and the mosquito hosts in the parasite life cycle.


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As you'll see below natural predators all play a part in mosquito control, but not to the extent that would be acceptable as a viable means of control. This is true especially during times of extreme mosquito numbers (after flooding or hurricanes) , and when levels of mosquitoes borne disease (such as WNV) are high.s you'll see below natural predators all play a part in mosquito control, but not to the extent that would be acceptable as a viable means of control. This is true especially during times of extreme mosquito numbers (after flooding or hurricanes) , and when levels of mosquitoes borne disease (such as WNV) are high.


Strange but True: The Largest Organism on Earth Is a Fungus
Both the giant blue whale and the humongous fungus fit comfortably within this definition. So does the 6,615-ton (six-million-kilogram) colony of a male quaking aspen tree and his clones that covers 107 acres (43 hectares) of a Utah mountainside. And, at second glance, even those button mushrooms aren't so tiny.


The Largest Organism In The World Is A Fungus
The Whole Bushel. The most gigantic, and maybe the most ancient, organism on Earth resides in the Blue Mountains of the US state of Oregon. It lives underground, and has killed scores of living things in its possible thousands of years of existence.


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People have known about the honey mushroom for some time, but were not aware of how large and invasive this species of fungus could be. The fungus was investigated more closely by researchers when they realized that it was responsible for killing large groves of evergreen trees.


Strange but True: The Largest Organism on Earth Is a Fungus
The blue whale is big, but nowhere near as huge as a sprawling fungus in eastern Oregon.


Giant Mushroom Largest Living Organism
Scientists who study this species of fungus have postulated that the huge size may be a function of the dry climate in eastern Oregon. Spores have a hard time establishing new organisms, making room for the old-timers to spread.


The Largest Organism In The World Is A Fungus
In A Nutshell. The worldâs largest living thing isnât an elephant, a whale, or a giant squidâitâs a fungus. It lives in the Blue Mountains of Oregon, and it makes the blue whale look like an insectâthe Armillaria ostoyae specimen takes up over 2,000 acres.


Strange but True: The Largest Organism on Earth Is a Fungus
Their fungus, a specimen of Armillaria ostoyae, covered about 1,500 acres (600 hectares) or 2.5 square miles (6.5 square kilometers). And in 2003 Catherine Parks of the USFS in Oregon and her colleagues published their discovery of the current behemoth 2,384-acre Armillaria ostoyae.


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To go into the forest where this giant makes its home you would not look at it and see a huge, looming mushroom. Armillaria grows and spreads primarily underground and the sheer bulk of this organism lies in the earth, out of sight.


Strange but True: The Largest Organism on Earth Is a Fungus
The discovery of this giant Armillaria ostoyae in 1998 heralded a new record holder for the title of the world's largest known organism, believed by most to be the 110-foot- (33.5-meter-) long, 200-ton blue whale.


WOND
As of July 2017, weekday programming on WOND includes The Jim Bohannon Show, Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, America in the Morning, The Don Williams Show, Barbara Altman's Front Porch and The South Jersey Edition with David Spatz. The station features locally produced news, weather and traffic.


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CDC WONDER is a system for disseminating Public Health data and information Skip directly to search Skip directly to A to Z list Skip directly to page options Skip directly to site content


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WOND is the leading news-talk station in southern New Jersey. It is one of the Atlantic City market's legacy radio stations, first going on the air in July 1950.


CDC WONDER FAQ Help Contact Us WONDER Search
Welcome to CDC WONDER -- Wide-ranging Online Data for Epidemiologic Research -- an easy-to-use, menu-driven system that makes the information resources of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) available to public health professionals and the public at large.


CDC WONDER FAQ Help Contact Us WONDER Search
CDC WONDER is valuable in public health research, decision making, priority setting, program evaluation, and resource allocation. CDC WONDER, developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is an integrated information and communication system for public health. Its purposes are:


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WOND (1400 AM) is an American news-talk radio station from Pleasantville, New Jersey, broadcasting to the Atlantic City, New Jersey, radio market. In the 1960s it was a Top 40 radio station, and its morning show was hosted by Bob Weems, one of the area's most well-remembered DJs.


WOND
The show called WOND home for 57 years before his retirement and death in 2015. WOND is the leading news-talk station in southern New Jersey. It is one of the Atlantic City market's legacy radio stations, first going on the air in July 1950 as an affiliate of the ABC Radio Network, now known as Westwood One.


What does WONDstand for?
WOND WOND is an American news-talk radio station from Pleasantville, New Jersey, broadcasting to the Atlantic City, New Jersey, radio market. In the 1960s it was a Top 40 radio station, and its morning show was hosted by Bob Weems, one of the area's most well-remembered DJs. The station is home to the long-running Pinky's Corner, hosted by Pinky Kravitz. The show has called WOND home for 53 years. WOND is the leading news-talk station in southern New Jersey. It is one of the Atlantic City market's legacy radio stations, first going on the air in July 1950.


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Understanding the Different Types of Hardwood Stair Treads
Wood stair treads are divided into three types based mainly on the types of materials used. Each type of stair tread has its share of advantages and disadvantages that make them equally viable. 1  Solid Wood: Solid hardwood stair treads are long lasting, durable and can undergo refinishing several times.


Stairway Types
Simply stand at the bottom of the staircase (looking from the first tread up) the open side of the tread will need to have a mitre return end. Lets say the right side is open; you need 7 stair treads with right hand mitres. The materials for the lower set of stairs the boxed in Stairway system: 7 ea.


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Stairway Types
Hardwood stairway systems explained... there are 3 standard types of staircases. The closed in stairway: a staircase that is boxed in between two walls... having a wall mounted handrail on one side of the wall. The single open stairway: a staircase that is boxed in on one side and open on one side...


Understanding the Different Types of Hardwood Stair Treads
Types of Hardwood Stair Treads. When choosing the right type of hardwood stair tread, it is important to ensure that the species and color of wood blend with your homeâ interior and the other types of wood used throughout your home.


Understanding the Different Types of Hardwood Stair Treads
Types of Hardwood Stair Treads Based On Design. Hardwood stair treads can also be distinguished by design or the type of staircase for which they are intended. Therefore, there are basically three distinct designs of hardwood stair treads designed for each of the three types of staircases. These include: 1  Closed Stairway: In the simplest terms, a closed stairway is bound by the wall on either side, usually with a handrail mounted on one side of the wall.


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How long does macrobid stay in system
How long can I expect these symptoms to last and how much liquid Benadryl can I take safely, to see ...Prescribed Macrobid for possible UTI, took 1-100mg capsule at 11:30pm and by 7:00am I ...


How to flush macrobid out of system
I was prescribed Macrobid for a UTI, however within 6 hours of taking the first dose, I developed ... bumps on the backs of my thighs. I ve read that Macrobid is not the right medication for a kidney ... to be a drinking party. Now I have been on Macrobid antibiotics for the past 2 days due to a UTI.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: How To Flush Macrobid Out Of System
Top 10 Doctor insights on: How To Flush Macrobid Out Of System. 1 How long does Macrobid stay in your system after taking the last dosage? 24hours: Half life is 12 hours. That means the half of the total dose taken will be gone after 12 hours and then another 12 hours 50% from the other half will be gone and so forth.


How Long Does Macrobid Take to Work?
How long does Macrobid take to work? A: According to RxList, the typical dosage of Macrobid for an adult is one 100-milligram capsule every 12 hours for seven days. Macrobid, a brand name of nitrofurantoin, is an antibiotic used to treat urinary tract and bladder infections.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: How To Flush Macrobid Out Of System
1 How long does Macrobid stay in your system after taking the last dosage? Dr. Nayana Trivedi Dr. Trivedi. 24hours: Half life is 12 hours. That means the half of the total dose taken will be gone after 12 hours and then another 12 hours 50% from the other half will be gone and so forth.


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Took macrobid and urine was clear on dipstick for a couple of months even though minor urethra ...). Symptoms increased a bit, still not horrible, in September. Had white cells on dip. Took macrobid 2 weeks ...


How to flush macrobid out of system
Hi Dr.Rynne, I have been on macrobid for a week ,for a UTI.The medicine made me very weak,upset stomach,chills and headaches.I stuck it out,and just now took the last pill. How can I get this out of my ... I have an unanary track infection. Monday I started an antibiotic Macrobid 3x day for 5 days.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: How To Flush Macrobid Out Of System
See your doctor: Macrobid is a good antibiotic for a urinary tract infection, but if you have a kidney infection, it is a poor choice; while it concentrates well in urine, it does not achieve appropriate levels inside the tissue itself.


What Is the Typical Recommended Dosage of Aspirin for an Adult?
What is the typical recommended dosage of aspirin for an adult? To treat pain, the typical recommended dosage of aspirin for an adult is 325 to 650 milligrams every four hours, according to Drugs.com. No more than 4 grams of aspirin should be taken in 24 hours. The same dosage is used to lower fevers.


Christina Aguileraâs Rude Diss To âVoiceâ Contestant Melanie Martinez
Fans are outraged after Christina attacked Melanie during her critique. Melanie Martinez was left shaken after the Dec. 3 episode of The Voice, as renowned diva Christina Aguilera told Melanie off for not paying attention during her critique. Not cool, Christina! Adam Levine chose âThe Showâ by Lenka for Melanie to sing, and she gave a cute performance.


Melanie Martinez
Melanie Martinez is a singer with an amazing and unique quality of voice, best described as ethereal, breathy, even magical, in her own brand of indie sound. She is recognized by her signature two tone bangs and a gap in her teeth. She auditioned on the Voice with an alternative version of Toxic, during which she played the tambourine with her feet, getting her a spot on Team Adam.


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Melanie Adele Martinez (born April 28, 1995 in Baldwin, New York) is an American singer, songwriter, and photographer of Puerto Rican and Dominican descent. She was a member of Team Adam in the third season of the American television vocal talent show The Voice. On April 22, 2014, she released the lead single Dollhouse, from her debut EP Dollhouse. On August 14, 2015, Martinez's debut album titled Cry Baby was released with lead single  Pity Party .


âThe Voiceâ Recap: Bow To Melanie Martinez
The Voice airs Mondays and Tuesdayst at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. The Voice Recap Blake Shelton The Voice Battle Rounds The Voice Adam Levine Christina Aguilera The Voice NBC Carson Daly Cee Lo Green Tv Video.


âThe Voiceâ alum Melanie Martinezâs song âCarouselâ featured in âAmerican Horror Storyâ trailer
Given that the video runs for around a good minute, you have plenty of time to identify the song, which certainly works with the feel and tone of the show. You can listen to the entire song via Melanieâs YouTube channel below. You can also pick it up on iTunes. There is actually an interesting connection already between Melanie and the âAmerican Horror Storyâ franchise in Adam Levine. The Maroon 5 frontman was her coach on âThe Voice,â and he also recurred on the second season of the FX drama.


âThe Voiceâ Recap: Bow To Melanie Martinez
As their eerie rendition of the Ellie Goulding hit goes on, Caitlin proves she has the more powerful voice, while Melanie's is haunting and unlike anything The Voice has seen before.


Melanie Martinez (singer)
In 2012, Melanie Adele Martinez became a contestant on season three of the American television program The Voice, where she auditioned singing Britney Spears 's  Toxic . Three of the four judges, Adam Levine, Cee Lo Green and Blake Shelton, hit the I Want You button for her. Martinez chose Levine to be her coach.


âThe Voiceâ alum Melanie Martinezâs song âCarouselâ featured in âAmerican Horror Storyâ trailer
Now, we have a case of Melanie Martinez of â The Voice â having her song âCarouselâ featured in the latest â American Horror Story â trailer. If you missed that, you can check it out over here.


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âThe Voiceâ alum Melanie Martinezâs song âCarouselâ featured in âAmerican Horror Storyâ trailer
âThe Voiceâ alum Melanie Martinezâs song âCarouselâ featured in âAmerican Horror Storyâ trailer. Just as we enjoy posting trailers and coverage for most of your favorite scripted shows, it is a nice double-whammy for us when this world collides with something we also have a vested interest in: Reality competition shows.


The top 10 ancient Greek artworks
The top 10 ancient Greek artworks From rare bronzes found in the sea to goddesses that proved a millennium ahead of their time, ancient Greek art is majestic, vital and full of high drama â¢ The top 10 crime scenes in art â¢ The top 10 female nudes in art â¢ The top 10 male nudes in art


Greek art
Greek art. Greek art began in the Cycladic and Minoan civilization, and gave birth to Western classical art in the subsequent Geometric, Archaic and Classical periods (with further developments during the Hellenistic Period).


Why Mythology Is Still Important Today
Another reason mythology plays an important role is because it becomes a foundation for a lot of religions that are practiced. These particular myths are stories that tell us about battles between good and evil. Every religion has stories like that, both ancient and modern.


Greek Architecture (c.900-27 BCE)
It was a Greek sculptor, not an architect, who said that successful attainment in art is the result of meticulous accuracy in a multitude of arithmetical proportions; but the Parthenon is the aptest illustration.


Why are the arts important to humans today?Art is important to us humans because of the colors, and the output of the typical art in the world.
Get an answer for 'Why are the arts important to humans today?Art is important to us humans because of the colors, and the output of the typical art in the world.' and find homework help for other Arts questions at eNotes


Art History and Artists
Ancient Greek Art. The Ancient Greeks became known for their perfection in art. During the classical era they developed their own style that historians would later call the Severe Style. Archaic Period: The Greeks from the Archaic Period made sculptures of men called Kouroi and women called Korai.


Why are Greek statues always NAKED? The extraordinary answer's laid bare in magnificent - if risque - exhibition at the British Museum
But they were naked in the gym; in fact, the word âgymnasiumâ comes from the Greek âgymnosâ, meaning ânakedâ. A 530 BC Athenian vase shows four athletes â a long-jumper, two javelin-throwers and a discus-thrower, all of them naked.


History of Greece: Importance
The history of Ancient Greece up to the end of the Hellenistic era in 32 BCE is undoubtedly the most splendid. The ideas, concepts, and art that ancient Greece left formed the foundation of western civilization. The two previous millennia that led to Classical and Hellenistic eras, and the two millennia that came after are all part of the history of Greece and have left just as rich a cultural imprint on the land and its people.


Ancient Greek art
Fine metalwork was an important art in ancient Greece, but later production is very poorly represented by survivals, most of which come from the edges of the Greek world or beyond, from as far as France or Russia.


Why are Greek statues always NAKED? The extraordinary answer's laid bare in magnificent - if risque - exhibition at the British Museum
Defining Beauty: The Body In Ancient Greek Art, the British Museum, from tomorrow until July 5. Harry Mountâs Odyssey: Ancient Greece In The Footsteps Of Odysseus (Bloomsbury) is published in July.


Jobs Aren't Leaving California For Texas, But People Are
In contrast, just slightly more people with household incomes in the $100,000-$200,000 range left than came to California (103 out per 100 in), and California actually gained a hair more people in the $200,000+ range than it lost (99 out per 100 in). The rich arenât leaving California, but the poor and the middle class are.


Why Businesses Leave California
According to Vranich, businesses leaving California experience substantial cost savings, ranging from 20 to 35 percent. And burdensome rules add to the financial factors that influence a companyâs decision to relocate.


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says: The people leaving California are the ones who can leave. They have the money, from a house sale, pension, moveable employment, etc. to fund moving. The people left are the uber-rich, still successful business people and rabid liberal ideologues. And, the poor,, many of whom are on welfare.


The Exodus of People Moving Away From California Is Becoming an Avalanche
People are leaving California in large numbers. Over the past 10 years, approximately 5 million people have moved away from the state of California, and as you will see in this article this mass exodus appears to be accelerating.


California Leavinâ: This State Is in a State of Denial
I guess the Times would conclude: The problem is them, not California. One wonders what it will take for politicians and the California media to figure out there is something wrong with the Golden State. The first step in solving an addiction is to admit you have a problem. California canât even admit it overspends and overtaxes.


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Indeed, Californiaâs joblessness, chronic budget deficits, governors, and credit rating have made the state the butt of jokes worldwide. How bad are things in California? California's domestic migration has been negative every year since at least 1990. In fact, since 1990, according to the U.S. Census, 3,642,490 people, net, have left California.


Trending
This study describes the great ongoing California exodus, using data from the Census, the Internal Revenue Service, the stateâs Department of Finance, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, and other sources. We map in detail where in California the migrants come from, and where they go when they leave the state. We then analyze the data to determine the likely causes of Californiaâs decline and the lessons that its decline holds for other states.


Why are so many people leaving California?
Where I live, it takes the income of two professionals to get by. The taxes just get worse and worse, especially property taxes. In many other states there is no state income tax, and much lower sales taxes. Where I live you can sell an average 3 bedroom home with a quarter-acre lot for well over $700,000.00.


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Roughly 5 million people left California in the last decade. See where they went.
Roughly 5 million people left California in the last decade. See where they went. By Phillip Reese - preese@sacbee.com. An unprecedented number of Californians left for other states during the last decade, according to new tax return data from the Internal Revenue Service. About 5 million Californians left between 2004 and 2013. Roughly 3.9 million people came here from other states during that period, for a net population loss of more than 1 million people. The trend resulted in a net loss of about $26 billion in annual income. About 600,000 California residents left for Texas, which drew more Californians than any other state. Roughly 350,000 people came from Texas to California. The housing boom, recession and housing bust, which hit California harder than most states, likely played a role in the trend.


omakase
Thestar.com-Home Page. Trust Them The ultimate dining experience for sushi lovers is omakase (loosely translated, trust the chef), in which the chef serves diners a meal of his choosing, based on what is freshest that day.


New Yorkâs Dynamic New Wave of Omakase-Style Restaurants
$45 (ten pieces of sushi); $70 (sushi and sashimi); $90 Dojo omakase. 110 First Ave., nr. 7th St.; 646-692-9398. Not so long ago, with the economy in the tank and fish stocks slowly dwindling around the globe, members of New Yorkâs elite sushi-snob community were wringing their hands in quiet despair. Well, not anymore.


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Sushi Etiquette. Eating at a sushi bar in a traditional Japanese sushi establishment has a unique set of traditions and behaviors that are uncommon in the U.S. You can maximize your enjoyment while minimizing offending behavior by following these points:


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The classic way to serve sushi is on a fresh bamboo leaf. The chef places each nigiri as it is made onto the leaf, which is typically set on a raised shelf just above the counter. Itâs best to eat it promptly to both show respect to the chef and to savor the nigiri at itsâ freshest.


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Arrival. Some of the best sushi establishments are tiny places with one bar and perhaps a few tables. For the full experience, itâs best to sit at the bar so you can watch the chef at work. The general rule of thumb for behavior is, the more serious the sushi, the quieter you should be.


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At a fine sushi establishment, this is seen as a waste, or even, crazy. How can you taste the subtleties of the neta with so much wasabi? Also, a dab of wasabi is already placed on each piece of rice (while some fish, such as saba (mackerel) are served with grated ginger).


New Yorkâs Dynamic New Wave of Omakase-Style Restaurants
The variety of fish isnât astounding, but everything on Toshio Ogumaâs omakase menu (fat Hokkaido scallops on the evening we dropped by, two kinds of tuna, a generous wad of fresh uni with a quail egg on top) is impeccably fresh and, starting at $60 for the standard omakase, blissfully cheap. 1372 York Ave., nr.


omakase
Instead, diners must accept whatever the chef gives them, a tradition known as omakase -- a Japanese expression that can be loosely translated as trust the chef.. Marketing & Strategy Innovation Blog.


omakase
To best experience the chef's handiwork, order the omakase, which is based on the number of dishes you prefer. Eat! Even if Nobody Else Will. I know when I have been to Philly you have a choice of three different price levels for omakase, which is what I imagine the restaurants omakase is like.


New Yorkâs Dynamic New Wave of Omakase-Style Restaurants
The most lavish omakase option includes numerous non-sushi items and, at nine courses for $150, is priced for the expense-account, Tokyo-salaryman crowd (thereâs also a $100 seven-course menu). 73 Thompson St., nr.


idiosyncratic
The definition of idiosyncratic is quirky or peculiar, or the temperament which is unique to an individual. An example of an idiosyncratic person is someone who does a lot of out of the ordinary things. An example of an idiosyncratic trait is the way a person always deals with disappointment. An example of an idiosyncratic reaction to a drug is the unique way that someone reacts to a medication.


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idiosyncrasy (plural idiosyncrasies) A behavior or way of thinking that is characteristic of a person. A language or behaviour that is particular to an individual or group. (medicine) A peculiar individual reaction to a generally innocuous substance or factor.


Idiosyncrasy
An idiosyncrasy is an unusual feature of a person (though there are also other uses, see below). It also means odd habit. The term is often used to express eccentricity or peculiarity. A synonym may be quirk.


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Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Medical, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia. Related to idiosyncrasy: drug idiosyncrasy. See: attribute, characteristic, disposition, feature, identity, inclination, individuality, irregularity, nonconformity, quality, specialty, tendency, trait.


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/ËÉªdijoÊËsÉªnËkrÃ¦tÉªk/ adjective [more idiosyncratic; most idiosyncratic] 1  She has an idiosyncratic [=unusual] singing voice. 2  His taste in music was very idiosyncratic. 3  an idiosyncratic writing style.


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In th e end, what is most impressive is the infectious sense of liberty and idiosyncrasy with which he places the individual unit within the overall flow, most notably in Cabinessence, where a few unpredictably placed egg-shaped blobs of blue, red, and black steal the show from a vast expanse of pale metallic hues.


idiosyncrasy
idiosyncrasy (plural idiosyncrasies) 1  A behavior or way of thinking that is characteristic of a person. 2  A language or behaviour that is particular to an individual or group. ( 3 medicine) A peculiar individual reaction to a generally innocuous substance or factor.  A peculiarity that serves to distinguish or identify.


idiosyncratic
The definition of idiosyncratic is quirky or peculiar, or the temperament which is unique to an individual. 1  An example of an idiosyncratic person is someone who does a lot of out of the ordinary things. 2  An example of an idiosyncratic trait is the way a person always deals with disappointment.


idiosyncratic
Idiosyncratic means unique to an individual. Albert Einstein famously had lots of idiosyncratic habits. For example, he rarely wore socks, and he talked to his cat. One thing that Einstein definitely wasn't was an idiot. Yet idiosyncratic and idiot are related. Idio is ancient Greek for one's own..


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The twentieth century began for Mexican architecture with the assimilation of the austere and radical language of the Modern Movement; its finest moment was the syncretism of modernity and Mexican idiosyncrasy in Luis Barragan; our new century begins with these grand projects that manifest a respect for place and long-term economic sustainability.


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The Life Cycle of the Polar Bear. The life cycle of the polar bear is complicated. One-third of the female population of polar bears are unavailable every breeding season because female polar bears care for their young until they are two-and-a-half years old Remarkably breeding occurs months before gestation begins.Polar bears are a marvel of adaptation to their Arctic environment.ne-third of the female population of polar bears are unavailable every breeding season because female polar bears care for their young until they are two-and-a-half years old Remarkably breeding occurs months before gestation begins.


What is the life cycle of a polar bear?
There's more to farming than dirt, cows, and a pair of bib overalls. A polar bear is born as a cub, deaf and blind, in a snow den built by its mother. Usually it is born with a sibling or two. The cub stays with its mom for several months, growing on its mother's milk, until it gets too crowded in the den.The mother bear then digs her way out of the den, encourages the cubs to come out, and makes a long journey from in-land to the sea ice.he gestation period of a sow bear is 8 months, with the last month or less being spent in a snow den made for herself, which is where she gives birth to her cubs and nurses them for the next few months, going into hibernation during that time.


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Polar Bear Life Cycle. Polar bears can go a long way on a little sleep. Denning. Although polar bears may construct temporary winter shelters in order to escape severe weather, usually only pregnant females den for any extended period of time.his is the polar bearâs habitat. Although footprints of wandering polar bears have been seen within two degrees of the North Pole, this is uncommon, since few seals or other animals live this far north. The distribution of polar bears and seals is influenced by the continuous patterns of ice freezing and breaking up.


Polar Bears Life Cycle
Polar Bears Life Cycle. A Look at the Polar Bearâs Lifecycle. The polar bear is truly a remarkable creature and while most people know this animal lives in cold regions and loves fish, many do not know about the polar bearâs lifecycle.rom the beginning of the polar bearâs lifecycle to the time it dies around age 25 to 30, numerous changes occur. As mentioned, most cubs remain with the mom until two, after which time they will begin to move out on their own.


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The daily amount of energy needed to sustain a 440-pound polar bear is equal to the energy value of about two pounds of seal blubber. In winter, polar bears also live off fat, but it is seal fat rather than their own body reserves.âIf a polar bear were to eat a lot of protein when it is â50 or â60 degrees Fahrenheit,â says polar bear expert Dr. Jonkel, âthen they would need a lot of water in order to get rid of the nitrogen wastes.his is the polar bearâs habitat. Although footprints of wandering polar bears have been seen within two degrees of the North Pole, this is uncommon, since few seals or other animals live this far north. The distribution of polar bears and seals is influenced by the continuous patterns of ice freezing and breaking up.


The Life Cycle of a Polar Bear
The Life Cycle of a Polar Bear. In this project I will be looking deeper into the different phases of a polar bears life. These stages are: First Years, Adulthood, Mating, and Death. Each of these phases in a polar bear's life is critical in their individual and there species' survival.First Years looks at a polar bear cub's first two years of existence, from when they are just born to when their parents leave their cubs to fend for themselves.he first years of polar bears life are very hard times for both the cubs and their mothers. Cubs are born blind, deaf, hairless, and the size of chipmunks. They are born between the months of November and January and will stay in the den with their mothers until late March or early April.


Polar Bears
In fact baby polar bears can become stranded when blocks drift far apart since cubs cannot swim long distances. Climate information facts indicate global warming is responsible for altering polar bear habitat, the animals they eat, their behavior, life cycle, and life span.Hunting harvests by indigenous villages are also impacted. Except in captivity, scientific statistics indicate they may suffer extinction by year 2100.limate information facts indicate global warming is responsible for altering polar bear habitat, the animals they eat, their behavior, life cycle, and life span. Hunting harvests by indigenous villages are also impacted. Except in captivity, scientific statistics indicate they may suffer extinction by year 2100.


Polar Bears
Polar bears have uniquely adapted to living near the farthest tip of the Northern Hemisphere. They live in the Arctic territories of North America and Eurasia. They are distributed in the following countries: Canada, Russia, Norway, Greenland(Denmark), and the United States of America.limate information facts indicate global warming is responsible for altering polar bear habitat, the animals they eat, their behavior, life cycle, and life span. Hunting harvests by indigenous villages are also impacted. Except in captivity, scientific statistics indicate they may suffer extinction by year 2100.


What is the life cycle of a polar bear?
The gestation period of a sow bear is 8 months, with the last month or less being spent in a snow den made for herself, which is where she gives birth to her cubs and nurses them for the next few months, going into hibernation during that time.he gestation period of a sow bear is 8 months, with the last month or less being spent in a snow den made for herself, which is where she gives birth to her cubs and nurses them for the next few months, going into hibernation during that time.


What is the life cycle of a polar bear?
Stage 5: Adult Polar Bear.- 5 years old adult polar bear there on their own. Life Cycle: A baby Polar bear's life starts at January~Febuary. During that the female polar bear gets ready for the babies den.During Autumn and Winter the female never goes to the ocean or outside.tage 5: Adult Polar Bear.- 5 years old adult polar bear there on their own. Life Cycle: A baby Polar bear's life starts at January~Febuary. During that the female polar bear gets ready for the babies den.


Sixteen Candles Soundtrack
Songs. This 80's classic soundtrack features the music of The Stray Cats (16 Candles), Annie Golden, Ira Newborn and the Geeks, Patti Smith and The Thompson Twins. It's long out of print having been issued by MCA, Cat #36102. Use our search feature to find a copy. The following song tracks were featured in Sixteen Candles :


16 Candles (song)
1 Stray Cats recorded a cover of this song for the Sixteen Candles (1984) movie soundtrack. 2  The soul group The Passions recorded a cover of this song in 1963 (Diamond Records # 146), and the Jackson 5 released the song on their 4th album.


16 Candles (song)
16 Candles is a 1958 song performed by The Crests and written by Luther Dixon and Allyson R. Khent.


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1. Sixteen Candles was directed and written by who? Ivan Reitman John Hughes Steven Spielberg Chase Adams 2. Who plays Samantha in the movie? Molly Ringwald Lea Thompson Allison Sheedy Demi Moore 3.


Sixteen Candles
Sixteen Candles is a 1984 American coming-of-age comedy film starring Molly Ringwald, Michael Schoeffling, and Anthony Michael Hall. It was written and directed by John Hughes. High school sophomore Samantha Sam Baker (Molly Ringwald) struggles to get through the day on her 16th birthday, which her entire family has forgotten about because her older sister, Ginny, is getting married the next day.


16 Candles (song)
1 The song was used in the original 1972 release of John Waters ' film Pink Flamingos, but was edited out of the 25th Anniversary Edition re-release in 1997 because the rights could not be obtained, and it was therefore also not included on the CD soundtrack which was issued at the same time.


What's the name of the song at the end of 16 candles? and who's it by?
ok, during the last scene where molly ringwald kisses michael shcoe-whatever over a b-day cake, what's the name of the song playing?? is it by the psychedelic furs (sp?)? thanks! :D.


Sixteen Candles
In its opening weekend the film grossed $4,461,520 in 1,240 theaters in the United States and Canada, ranking second. By the end of its run, Sixteen Candles grossed $23,686,027 against a budget of $6.5 million. Sixteen Candles was well received by critics and is considered by many as one of the best films of 1984.


Thermofoil
Thermofoil is a surface finish applied to cabinets by multiple manufacturers. It is a plastic material which is thermoformed to the profile of an underlying engineered wood core such as medium-density fiberboard.ften used for making kitchen cabinet doors, this reasonably priced and commonly available synthetic material is a thin, tight, heat-sealed plastic wrap used to mold over an MDF substrate. Thermofoil cabinet doors can be a solid color or imitation wood grain.


Thermofoil's Skin
Thermofoil cabinets are a popular alternative for home builders and kitchen remodelers because they resemble genuine wood, but at a much lower cost.The process of creating thermoil cabinetry is similar to that of creating laminate flooring, and involves heat sealing a thin vinyl foil over particle board.hermofoil's Core. Under its vinyl skin, the core material of a thermofoil cabinet is particle board or medium density fiberboard (MDF). Both are composed of a sawdust and glue mixture that has been compression-molded into its shape.


Thermofoil
Thermofoil is available in a range of textures and sheen levels, the most popular choice being solid white with a matte sheen. For a budget kitchen remodel, a thermofoil cabinet door is an easy and economical alternative to white paint.ften used for making kitchen cabinet doors, this reasonably priced and commonly available synthetic material is a thin, tight, heat-sealed plastic wrap used to mold over an MDF substrate. Thermofoil cabinet doors can be a solid color or imitation wood grain.


Thermofoil
The downside of thermofoil is its greater susceptibility to heat and moisture compared to other materials. Heat-generating appliances such as coffeemakers and toasters should not be placed too close to the cabinets.Heat shields can be placed between cabinets and major appliances such as dishwashers and ranges.ften used for making kitchen cabinet doors, this reasonably priced and commonly available synthetic material is a thin, tight, heat-sealed plastic wrap used to mold over an MDF substrate. Thermofoil cabinet doors can be a solid color or imitation wood grain.


SELECTION
Face frame is finished to match thermofoil. Available in white or soft cream, thermofoil cabinet doors feature a flawless, silky-smooth surface. Thermofoil material is applied to medium-density fiberboard (MDF) using an intense heat and pressure-bonding process to ensure durability.ace frame is finished to match thermofoil. Available in white or soft cream, thermofoil cabinet doors feature a flawless, silky-smooth surface. Thermofoil material is applied to medium-density fiberboard (MDF) using an intense heat and pressure-bonding process to ensure durability.


Durability of Thermofoil vs. Wood Cabinets
Thermofoil cabinets are similar to laminate, with a vinyl coating placed over a manufactured or pressed wood base.The thermofoil manufactured today is much more durable than the type that was popular in the 1980s, but there are still some trade-offs when compared to natural wood.hermofoil cabinets stand up well to high humidity and regular cleaning, while wood cabinets can become warped and lackluster under those same conditions. On the other hand, once a thermofoil cabinet is damaged, it loses its resistance to moisture and can start to fall apart quickly.


Thermofoil
Often used for making kitchen cabinet doors, this reasonably priced and commonly available synthetic material is a thin, tight, heat-sealed plastic wrap used to mold over an MDF substrate. Thermofoil cabinet doors can be a solid color or imitation wood grain.ften used for making kitchen cabinet doors, this reasonably priced and commonly available synthetic material is a thin, tight, heat-sealed plastic wrap used to mold over an MDF substrate. Thermofoil cabinet doors can be a solid color or imitation wood grain.


What Are Thermofoil Cabinets?
Thermofoil cabinets consist of laminate or melamine bonded to a medium-density fiberboard core. These strong and decorative covers withstand high-traffic areas, such as a busy kitchen.The variety of textures and finishes can help refurbish an older home's kitchen or style a contemporary bathroom on a mid-range budget.hermofoil cabinets consist of laminate or melamine bonded to a medium-density fiberboard core. These strong and decorative covers withstand high-traffic areas, such as a busy kitchen.


Thermofoil Cabinets vs. Wood Cabinets
The result is a kitchen cabinet with a smooth, seamless finish. Thermofoil is most often seen in white or off-white, although some manufacturers offer a variety of colors and even faux wood finishes. Thermofoil is also sometimes applied to existing cabinets as a refinishing technique.hermofoil is most often seen in white or off-white, although some manufacturers offer a variety of colors and even faux wood finishes. Thermofoil is also sometimes applied to existing cabinets as a refinishing technique.


Thermofoil vs. Wood Cabinets
Planning to reface my cabinets -- remodel guy quoted me a price for both Thermofoil and wood (which I believe would be wood veneer) -- $1k more for wood.Not sure what to do.lanning to reface my cabinets -- remodel guy quoted me a price for both Thermofoil and wood (which I believe would be wood veneer) -- $1k more for wood.


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Haematite / Hematite is the primary ore used for the production of iron. It was also used historically as a red or brown pigment. The name hematite is derived from the Greekâ¦ haimatitis, meaning blood-red, because it gives rocks a reddish tinge.


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Joy Of Living. RAINBOW HEMATITE. I am a stone of balance,helping to bring clarity to reason and emotion. Where the emotions are charged with excess energy I will help to bring peace and in that peace understanding of the next step.


Turgite
Photo: Rainbow Hematite. Turgite is unclassified by the International Mineralogical Union. Turgite is a mixture of Hematite and Goethite. Hematite is an iron oxide mineral which occurs in most metamorphic and sedimentary rocks. Hematite often occurs intermixed with Quartz. Crystalline rose forms of Hematite make fine specimens for collections.


Metaphysical Healing Properties
Hematite, Rainbow Hematite, Haematite, Iron Oxide, Kidney Ore, Specular Hematite. Very calming and grounding stone when your mind is not your own - opening up the lower chakras even when worn as a pendant. Supports timid women, boosts self esteem and survivability, resistance to stress. Improving clear thinking as you come to terms with mistakes and to accepting their learning experience.


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Hematite is an important iron ore. It is an important pigment as well. Known as red ochre, it has been used for cave paintings, painting faces and bodies throughout the world, paint pigment, and even modern lip-stick! Iron was the metal of Mars, the Roman god of war, because weapons were made of iron, and red Hematite was the colour of blood.


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Feel the connection which you are to all things. Know the heartbeat of the Earth is your heart beating in rhythm with the heart beat of the whole. As you sing, know that all of life sings in harmony with you. I bring acceptance of the fire of your emotions, and through acceptance balance is yours.


Hematite Guide
Hematite is one of several iron oxides with a rust-red streak. It is actually harder than iron, but it is very brittle. Some hematite contains titanium inclusions. It tends to be found in areas with mineral hot springs as it precipitates out of water. It can also occur in standing still water.


Turgite
Hematite intermixed with Goethite is also known as Rainbow Hematite and is wonderfully iridescent.


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There are several different formas of Hematite. There is the dull red, opaque, dull, botryoidal (or blobby) form. There is a very shiny, dark metal (which is sometimes a crystal), and there is Rainbow Hematite, which shimers with colour.


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Because there is so much variation in the appearance of hematite, a number of popular varieties which have been given special names to identify them: 1  Bloodstone. 2  Iron Rose. 3  Kidney Ore.  Paint 1  Ore. Titano-hematite. 2  Specularite. Rainbow hematite.


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This energizing workshop is designed specifically for trainers who want to add fun and excitement to their courses. This is a highly interactive session loaded with creative tips, techniques, and methods to accelerate learning, motivate learners, and rejuvenate your training. This field is required.


Conducting Effective Training Workshops
Conducting Effective Training Workshops. Conducting effective workshops is one of the constant challenges facing all trainers. We will try to look at the most effective ways to conduct workshops, ways that will make the workshops not only valuable for the attendees, but valuable and rewarding for trainers too. In order to conduct training workshops effectively, we need to consider the following elements: Â· Basic Principles of Adult Learning.


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Training also requires a lot of trust â that people understand. and remember all the material you packed into a short time. If. you can get away with breaking the training into manageable. sessions and inviting people to join a conference call to avoid. travel, then congratulations are in order.


Conducting
Apo Hsu, using a baton, conducts the NTNU Symphony Orchestra in Taipei, Taiwan. Steven Sametz conducting the Lehigh University Choir without a baton. Conducting is the art of directing a musical performance, such as an orchestral or choral concert.


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Here are 12 proven techniques to conduct a successful training session: 1  Tell trainees what youâre going to cover. Introduce your session with a brief overview of the training subjectâs main points. 2  Tell them the information.


Section 7. Developing Training Programs for Staff
Conducting the training. In many ways, deciding who will conduct the training is simpler than deciding who will control it. Possibilities are a program or training director, other staff members, outside presenters (including participants and other community members) or organizations, or some combination.


Spartacus
The time has finally come: Training day is here. Here are some specific tips and techniques to help you run an effective training session that accomplishes your goals in an enjoyable and engaging way for everyone involved. Here are 12 proven techniques to conduct a successful training session: Tell trainees what youâre going to cover.


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This is a highly interactive session loaded with creative tips, techniques, and methods to accelerate learning, motivate learners, and rejuvenate your training. It guarantees to broaden your repertoire with new options and techniques to go beyond the way it's always done..


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Typical costs: 1  A spinal MRI is used to find various spinal problems, including nerve damage or tumors. It typically costs $1,000-$5,000, depending on the part of the spine being scanned and whether the procedure is performed in a hospital or physician's office.


MRI scan
How an MRI works. The MRI scan consists of a table that slides into a large cylinder. Inside the cylinder is a magnet that, when operated, creates a powerful magnetic field. Soft tissue contains water molecules and the magnetic field acts upon microscopic substances (called protons) found in water.


How much does a MRI or CT scan of a head cost?
So, it may cost you little expensive. The prescribing doctor is in a position to specify if a contrast is needed or not. The cost may vary between â¹2370 -â¹7955 for an MRI Scan Brain and â¹1280- â¹4760 for CT Scan Brain, totally depending upon the city you are residing, and the kind of services you want.


About CMIâs Rates
CMI appreciates that the cost of an MRI is a significant investment. We also appreciate that the most important service we provide our patients is the diagnostic confidence in the result of their scan.


About CMIâs Rates
About CMIâs Rates. We know you have choice where to have your scan. However, it is important that you understand not all MRI scans are of equal quality. If you are making your decision based solely on price, without considering the value of the diagnostic confidence of your scan, we urge you to consider what it is that you are really saving.


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Legislative Report, the Shock program results in its graduates serving on average more than 11. months less time in Department custody than if they were not in the program, resulting in a. significant savings for the state. The facility has a capacity to house 540 men and 109 women.


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Participants are care-. fully examined for mental and physi-. cal problems that would prohibit them. from taking part in the program. While. the evaluation is in progress, offenders. are introduced to some of the Shock. Incarceration program activities.


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York Stateâs four Shock Incarceration. facilities encompasses drill and ceremony, physical training, work, and education, to. which are added a heavy emphasis on. substance abuse education and treatment. and the development of personal respon-. sibility.


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New Yorkâs Shock Incarceration program. has had the following outcomes: â Substantial savings in operational and. capital costs. This has been accomplished. by reducing to 6 months the time these. offenders would ordinarily have spent in. prison.


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Shock Incarceration is an intensive treatment. program that emphasizes substance abuse treatment, decision-making, discipline, and education. in the context of a therapeutic community and military environment. It is a voluntary program, giving inmates the option to reduce their sentences to six months.


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The schedule is based on a. modified version of the Shock Incar-. ceration day, which includes physical. training, drill and ceremony, and in-. structor development, while covering. some aspect of the 6-month treatment. curriculum.


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Shock Staff and Training. The Shock program is unique among the stateâs prisons, in that every facility staff person. participates in a month-long training program that simulates the Shock inmateâs experience, including physical training and program sessions that mirror those for inmates.


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These areas are distinct in. operations, programs, goals and inmate population. At the time of our visit, 420 men and 76 women were in Lakeviewâs Shock Incarceration. program, a âboot-campâ style intensive incarceration program that offers eligible inmates to. reduce their sentence to six months.


Holocauste Literature
The CAâs Visiting Committee last visited Lakeview in 1995 as part of a study, published. in 1996, of New York Stateâs Shock Incarceration program.1 We have not visited any of New. Yorkâs other Shock facilities since then, and therefore, in this report we make observations and. recommendations specific only to Lakeview.


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Key components of this approach are. substance abuse education and a treat-. ment program called Network, which. not only engages the specific partici-. pation of Shock Incarceration inmates. but overlies the rest of the daily regi-. men of drill, ceremony, physical train-. ing, work, and academic education.


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Vapor pressure or equilibrium vapor pressure is defined as the pressure exerted by a vapor in thermodynamic equilibrium with its condensed phases (solid or liquid) at a given temperature in a closed system.The equilibrium vapor pressure is an indication of a liquid's evaporation rate.quilibrium vapor pressure can be defined as the pressure reached when a condensed phase is in equilibrium with its own vapor. In the case of an equilibrium solid, such as a crystal, this can be defined as the pressure when the rate of sublimation of a solid matches the rate of deposition of its vapor phase.


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Share. Vapor Pressure Definition: The pressure exerted by a vapor in equilibrium with the solid or liquid phase of the same substance. Also, the partial pressure of the substance in the atmosphere above the solid or the liquid.By Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D.hare. Vapor Pressure Definition: The pressure exerted by a vapor in equilibrium with the solid or liquid phase of the same substance. Also, the partial pressure of the substance in the atmosphere above the solid or the liquid. By Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D.


Vapor Pressure Definition
Vapor Pressure Definition: The pressure exerted by a vapor in equilibrium with the solid or liquid phase of the same substance.Also, the partial pressure of the substance in the atmosphere above the solid or the liquid.By Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D.hare. Vapor Pressure Definition: The pressure exerted by a vapor in equilibrium with the solid or liquid phase of the same substance. Also, the partial pressure of the substance in the atmosphere above the solid or the liquid. By Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D.


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The vapor pressure of water is the pressure at which water vapor is in thermodynamic equilibrium with its condensed state. At higher pressures water would condense.The water vapor pressure is the partial pressure of water vapor in any gas mixture in equilibrium with solid or liquid water.As for other substances, water vapor pressure is a function of temperature and can be determined with ClausiusâClapeyron relation.he vapor pressure of water is the pressure at which water vapor is in thermodynamic equilibrium with its condensed state. At higher pressures water would condense.


Vapor pressure
The vapor pressure of any substance increases non-linearly with temperature according to the ClausiusâClapeyron relation. The atmospheric pressure boiling point of a liquid (also known as the normal boiling point) is the temperature at which the vapor pressure equals the ambient atmospheric pressure.quilibrium vapor pressure can be defined as the pressure reached when a condensed phase is in equilibrium with its own vapor. In the case of an equilibrium solid, such as a crystal, this can be defined as the pressure when the rate of sublimation of a solid matches the rate of deposition of its vapor phase.


Vapor Pressure Formula
The vapor pressure of the solution is found by subtracting the vapor pressure change of the pure solvent from the vapor pressure of the pure solvent. Vapor pressure is an important physical property of volatile liquids. The vapor pressure of a pure liquid is lowered by the addition of a nonvolatile solute.The vapor pressure of a liquid is the pressure exerted by its vapor at the liquid gas interface when the liquid and vapor are at equilibrium.A high vapor pressure indicates a volatile liquid.he vapor pressure of the solution is found by subtracting the vapor pressure change of the pure solvent from the vapor pressure of the pure solvent. Vapor pressure is an important physical property of volatile liquids. The vapor pressure of a pure liquid is lowered by the addition of a nonvolatile solute.


Volatility (chemistry)
Main article: Vapor pressure. The vapor pressure of a substance is the pressure at which its gas phase is in equilibrium with its condensed phases (liquid or solid). It is a measure of the tendency of molecules and atoms to escape from a liquid or a solid. liquid's atmospheric pressure boiling point corresponds to the temperature at which its vapor pressure is equal to the surrounding atmospheric pressure and it is often called the normal boiling point.


Vapor pressure
The vapor pressure that a single component in a mixture contributes to the total pressure in the system is called partial pressure. For example, air at sea level, and saturated with water vapor at 20 Â°C, has partial pressures of about 2.3 kPa of water, 78 kPa of nitrogen, 21 kPa of oxygen and 0.9 kPa of argon.quilibrium vapor pressure can be defined as the pressure reached when a condensed phase is in equilibrium with its own vapor. In the case of an equilibrium solid, such as a crystal, this can be defined as the pressure when the rate of sublimation of a solid matches the rate of deposition of its vapor phase.


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LRECL. Here is a SAS trick that is especially useful for Windows users. By default, Windows creates files with a logical record length of 256. This means if you are creating a flat file with records (lines) longer than 256, the lines are going to wrap.You can tell Windows exactly how long to make the record length on the filename statement in SAS.lan, I think you are right. For some reason I just assumed it was Windows creating the file with lrecl=256, but that doesn't really make sense. I create files all the time in other languages and don't run into that problem. I agree with you, it must be the way SAS is creating the file under Windows.


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The logical record length for reading or writing external files is first determined by the LRECL= option in the access method statement, function, or command that is used to read or write an individual file, or the DDName value in the z/OS operating environment.arge values for this option can result in excessive use of memory, which can degrade performance. Operating Environment Information for z/OS Users: Under z/OS, the LRECL= system option is recognized only for reading and writing HFS files. Copyright Â© 2011 by SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA.


Data Steps
Here is a SAS trick that is especially useful for Windows users. By default, Windows creates files with a logical record length of 256.This means if you are creating a flat file with records (lines) longer than 256, the lines are going to wrap. You can tell Windows exactly how long to make the record length on the filename statement in SAS.lan, I think you are right. For some reason I just assumed it was Windows creating the file with lrecl=256, but that doesn't really make sense. I create files all the time in other languages and don't run into that problem. I agree with you, it must be the way SAS is creating the file under Windows.


ARCHIVED: In SAS, how do I read and print long string variables properly?
Note that LRECL=32767 tells SAS to read a line up to 32,767 characters, and FIRSTOBS=2 indicates that data begin at the second line (the first data line is ignored).When you try to print this long string variable, PROC PRINT by default truncates it to the first 98 characters.ote that LRECL=32767 tells SAS to read a line up to 32,767 characters, and FIRSTOBS=2 indicates that data begin at the second line (the first data line is ignored).


CISER Computing
A. To read a raw data file with variable length records, use the INFILE options MISSOVER and PAD along with LRECL (lrecl is the maximum record length).n INFILE statement put an arbitrary high number for LRECL. When you submit these statements SAS log will include the true maximum record length for the file */ data _null_; infile 'a:\varlen.txt' lrecl=500000; input; run; data temp; infile 'a:\varlen.txt' lrecl=10 missover pad; input var1 1-2 var2 4-10; run;


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If the logical record length is not specified by any of these means, SAS uses the value that is specified by the LRECL= system option. Use a value for the LRECL= system option that is not an arbitrary large value.Large values for this option can result in excessive use of memory, which can degrade performance.Operating Environment Information for z/OS Users: Under z/OS, the LRECL= system option is recognized only for reading and writing HFS files.Copyright Â© 2011 by SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA.arge values for this option can result in excessive use of memory, which can degrade performance. Operating Environment Information for z/OS Users: Under z/OS, the LRECL= system option is recognized only for reading and writing HFS files. Copyright Â© 2011 by SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA.


Syntax
The amount of data read is controlled by the current LRECL value or by the value of the NBYTE= variable in the FILE or INFILE statement. The NBYTE= option specifies a variable that is equal to the amount of data to be read.he amount of data read is controlled by the current LRECL value or by the value of the NBYTE= variable in the FILE or INFILE statement. The NBYTE= option specifies a variable that is equal to the amount of data to be read.


SAS (R) 9.2 Language Reference: Dictionary, Fourth Edition
Provides comprehensive reference information for the Base SAS language, which is available in all operating environments that support SAS. This document is organized by data set options, formats, functions and CALL routines, informats, statements, system options, and component options.rovides comprehensive reference information for the Base SAS language, which is available in all operating environments that support SAS. This document is organized by data set options, formats, functions and CALL routines, informats, statements, system options, and component options.


Data Steps
Alan, I think you are right. For some reason I just assumed it was Windows creating the file with lrecl=256, but that doesn't really make sense. I create files all the time in other languages and don't run into that problem. I agree with you, it must be the way SAS is creating the file under Windows.lan, I think you are right. For some reason I just assumed it was Windows creating the file with lrecl=256, but that doesn't really make sense. I create files all the time in other languages and don't run into that problem. I agree with you, it must be the way SAS is creating the file under Windows.


CISER Computing
Below is an example. data temp; infile 'a:\varlen.txt' lrecl=10 missover pad; input var1 1-2 var2 4-10; run; /* Use the following DATA step to determine the maximum record length for the input file. In INFILE statement put an arbitrary high number for LRECL.When you submit these statements SAS log will include the true maximum record length for the file */ data _null_; infile 'a:\varlen.txt' lrecl=500000; input; run; data temp; infile 'a:\varlen.txt' lrecl=10 missover pad; input var1 1-2 var2 4-10; run;n INFILE statement put an arbitrary high number for LRECL. When you submit these statements SAS log will include the true maximum record length for the file */ data _null_; infile 'a:\varlen.txt' lrecl=500000; input; run; data temp; infile 'a:\varlen.txt' lrecl=10 missover pad; input var1 1-2 var2 4-10; run;


The Lamb
Little lamb, God bless thee! The Lamb is the counterpart poem to Blake's poem: . The Tyger  in Songs of Experience. Blake wrote Songs of Innocence as a contrary to the Songs of Experience â a central tenet in his philosophy and a central theme in his work.he lamb is a common metaphor for Jesus Christ, who is also called The Lamb of God in John 1:29. This poem has a simple rhyme scheme: AA BB CC DD AA AA EF GG FE AA. The layout is set up by two stanzas with the refrain: Little Lamb who made thee/Dost thou know who made thee.


"""The Tyger"" and ""The Lamb"""
Songs of Innocence and of Experience, copy Z. Below you will find The Tyger and The Lamb from William Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience. Included are both text transcriptions of the poems and links to electronic versions of the Blake plates from which they were derived.The links to the plates will take you to The William Blake Archive at the University of Virginia. Simply use your web browser's back button to return to this page.See the notes below for important details on the texts and images.ncluded are both text transcriptions of the poems and links to electronic versions of the Blake plates from which they were derived. The links to the plates will take you to The William Blake Archive at the University of Virginia. Simply use your web browser's back button to return to this page.