Heat Index
Heat Index. How to read the chart: find the temperature on the left hand side, then move to the right until you find the column for the approximate relative humidity. That number will be the temperature that it will feel like. Example: A temperature of 95 and relative humidity of 50% will feel like 107 degrees. IMPORTANT: Heat index values were devised for shady, light wind conditions.


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Climate Carthage - Mississippi. Â°C | Â°F. Climate data for carthage 3 sw, Longitude: -89.5388, Latitude: 32.7505. Average weather Carthage, MS - 39051 - 1981-2010 normals. Jan: January, Feb: February, Mar: March, Apr: April, May: May, Jun: June, Jul: July, Aug: August, Sep: September, Oct: October, Nov: November, Dec: December.


Broughton Suspension Bridge
View original size Report. Broughton Suspension Bridge was a suspended-deck suspension bridge built in 1826 to span the River Irwell between Broughton and Pendleton, now in Greater Manchester, England. It was one of the first suspension bridges constructed in Europe.


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Broughton Suspension Bridge was a suspended-deck suspension bridge built in 1826 to span the River Irwell between Broughton and Pendleton, now in Greater Manchester, England.


Broughton Suspension Bridge
View original size Report. Broughton Suspension Bridge was a suspended-deck suspension bridge built in 1826 to span the River Irwell between Broughton and Pendleton, now in Greater Manchester, England.


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The Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapses due to high winds on this day in 1940. Fortunately, only a dog was killed. The Tacoma Narrows Bridge was built in Washington during the 1930s and opened to traffic on July 1, 1940. It spanned the Puget Sound from Gig Harbor to Tacoma, which is 40 miles south of Seattle.


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In 1826 John Fitzgerald, the wealthy owner of Castle Irwell House (later to become the site of the Manchester Racecourse), built at his own expense a 144-foot suspension bridge across the River Irwell between Lower Broughton and Pendleton.


Bridge Collapse
Finding: PLAUSIBLE. Explanation: On April 14, 1831, a brigade of soldiers marched across the Broughton Suspension Bridge in Manchester, England-and broke it.


Broughton Suspension Bridge
The rebuilt Broughton suspension bridge in 1883. Broughton Suspension Bridge was an iron chain suspension bridge built in 1826 to span the River Irwell between Broughton and Pendleton, now in Salford, Greater Manchester, England.


Broughton Suspension Bridge
Construction. In 1826 John Fitzgerald, the wealthy owner of Castle Irwell House (later to become the site of the Manchester Racecourse), built at his own expense a 144-foot suspension bridge across the River Irwell between Lower Broughton and Pendleton.


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Old and new explanations of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse Gianni Arioli 1,2, Filippo Gazzola 1 1 Department of Mathematics, 2 MOX, Politecnico of Milan, Italy E-mail: gianni.arioli@polimi.it, filippo.gazzola@polimi.it Keywords: Suspension bridges, Poincare poincarÃ©, maps internal. resonance


Broughton Suspension Bridge
In 1826, John Fitzgerald, the wealthy owner of Castle Irwell House (later to become the site of the Manchester Racecourse), built, at his own expense, a 144 feet (44 m) suspension bridge across the River Irwell between Lower Broughton and Pendleton.


How To Get Rid Of Grubs
1 They eat the roots and stems of small and young plants which can cause disease and kill the plants. 2  An often over looked problem that grubs cause is they attract other pests. 3  Many animals eat grubs and that can damage your lawn as well.


How To Get Rid Of Grubs
They feed on the roots of your lawn leaving brown dead grass patches in the infected area. Florida Vegetable Gardening How to Get Rid of Lawn Grubs Lawn grubs also known as curl grubs are white-C-shaped grub with a brown or black head. They are the larvae of various lawn beetles and live beneath the soil surface.


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Black soldier fly larvae as chicken feed If you want to feed insects to your chickens, black soldier fly larvae are probably the easiest and cheapest option. Unlike mealworms, you won't need to buy storebought food for the insects, and you won't need to buy pheremones every year like you would for Japanese beetles.


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If you do not have fish or chickens to feed, put the composting grubs in a feeder and set them out for your wild birds. And if you have children, get them involved; vermicomposting is a fun, educational way for them to participate in natureâs food chain. Image credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lollyknit/475018996/.


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Yes chickens eat grubs! it was vey surprizing to me but they do!!!!


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Yes chickens eat grubs! it was vey surprizing to me but they do!!!! I just fed my chickens worms and grubs and they loved it!


Black soldier fly larvae as chicken feed
If you want to feed insects to your chickens, black soldier fly larvae are probably the easiest and cheapest option. Unlike mealworms, you won't need to buy storebought food for the insects, and you won't need to buy pheremones every year like you would for Japanese beetles.


How To Get Rid Of Grubs
Grubs are the larvae of Japanese beetles. They feed on the roots of your lawn leaving brown dead grass patches in the infected area. Florida Vegetable Gardening How to Get Rid of Lawn Grubs Lawn grubs also known as curl grubs are white-C-shaped grub with a brown or black head.


MADMAN BIOLOGY
Yet as harmless as black soldier flies may be, instead of allowing them to cocoon it is in your best interest to feed your collected grubs to your fish, birds or chickens. There may be as many as 10,000 grubs in one composting bin, so this source of rich nutrition is one on which you can depend on a regular basis.


What Do Chickens Eat?
Chickens are omnivores and enjoy a variety of fruits, vegetables, grains and even table scraps. Chickens are omnivores and will eat (or try to eat) just about anything they can get their beaks on.


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act of bleaching, 1887; a bleaching agent, 1898, probably directly from bleach (v.). The Old English noun blÃ¦ce meant leprosy; Late Old English also had blÃ¦co paleness, and Middle English had blech whitening or bleaching agent.


Nearby words for bleached
to make whiter or lighter in color, as by exposure to sunlight or a chemical agent; remove the color from. Photography. to convert (the silver image of a negative or print) to a silver halide, either to remove the image or to change its tone. to become whiter or lighter in color. a bleaching agent.


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Historical Examples. 1  He saw an infant's fleshless bones the elements had bleached! 2  His hair was bleached and his cheeks bronzed by the sun and the wind. 3  Cress, Romaine, or bleached chicory may be used in place of lettuce. 4  The Caucassian of today is now believed by men of science to be only a bleached negro.


bleach
Bleached definition, to make whiter or lighter in color, as by exposure to sunlight or a chemical agent; remove the color from. See more.


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Old English blÃ¦can bleach, whiten, from Proto-Germanic *blaikjan to make white (cf. Old Saxon blek, Old Norse bleikr, Dutch bleek, Old High German bleih, German bleich pale; Old Norse bleikja, Dutch bleken, German bleichen to bleach), from PIE root *bhel-(1) to shine, flash, burn (cf. Sanskrit bhrajate shines; Greek phlegein to burn; Latin flamma flame, fulmen lightning, fulgere to shine, flash, flagrare to burn; Old Church Slavonic belu white; Lithuanian balnas pale).


Brodnax, Virginia
Brodnax-area historical tornado activity is slightly above Virginia state average. It is 20% smaller than the overall U.S. average. On 10/14/1986, a category F3 (max. wind speeds 158-206 mph) tornado 15.4 miles away from the Brodnax town center caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.


Brodnax, Virginia
For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 82.8 males. The median income for a household in the town was $24,706, and the median income for a family was $38,750. Males had a median income of $22,045 versus $19,250 for females. The per capita income for the town was $14,785.


Manassas, Virginia
Discuss Brodnax, Virginia on our local forum with over 1,800,000 registered users. Latest news from Brodnax, VA collected exclusively by city-data.com from local newspapers, TV, and radio stations. Ancestries: English (13.4%), United States (8.7%), Irish (4.4%), German (4.0%), Scottish (1.7%), Subsaharan African (1.7%). Current Local Time: EST time zone.


Bristol News
Local news for Brodnax, VA continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.


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Colleges/universities with over 2000 students nearest to Brodnax: 1  Southside Virginia Community College (about 12 miles; Alberta, VA; Full-time enrollment: 3,716). 2  Vance-Granville Community College (about 37 miles; Henderson, NC; FT enrollment: 3,232).


Brodnax, Virginia
Brodnax is a town in Brunswick and Mecklenburg counties in the U.S. state of Virginia.


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Large well maintained garden, beautiful landscaping and plenty of space to spread out. The home has a full partially finished basement, large country kitchen, open floor plan, large family room with beautiful soap stone wood stove, and sunlight galore. Screened porch, large master bedroom and two large decks.


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Beautiful home with two ponds, amazing park like landscaping with beautiful azaleas and wooded privacy far back from the road. This well maintained home has large country porch overlooking the property, large finished basement, and doubled attached garage. Located centrally on Hwy 58 with easy access to both Kerr Lake, Lake Gaston and I-85. Both ponds are stocked and the resident Chinese ducks convey with the property a well. Modern Florida room is convenient to the Hot tub on the back deck. Perfect for a person who requires outbuildings for storage or projects. This property features 5 large workshop/storage buildings.


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Summarising data using box and whisker plots
This is very similar to the box and whisker plot created by base graphics with a similar level of effort required. The main difference is the use of a circle rather than a line to identify the location of the median of the data.


How to Create and Interpret Box Plots
Box-and-whisker diagrams, or Box Plots, use the concept of breaking a data set into fourths, or quartiles, to create a display as in this example: The box part of the diagram is based on the middle (the second and third quartiles) of the data set.


How to Create and Interpret Box Plots
One way to help you interpret box plots is to imagine that the way a data set looks as a histogram is something like a mountain viewed from ground level and a box-and-whisker diagram is something like a contour map of that mountain as viewed from above. In a Skewed histogram and box plot compared.


How to Create and Interpret Box Plots
Box-and-whisker diagrams, or Box Plots, use the concept of breaking a data set into fourths, or quartiles, to create a display as in this example: Box-and-whisker diagrams are useful when you've got a relatively small amount of quantitative data, especially if you need compare the output of two processes creating the same characteristic or to track improvement in a single process.


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How to Create and Interpret Box Plots
8. Using the scale as a guideline, create a box above or to the right of the scale. One end of the box will be the first quartile boundary; the other will be the third quartile boundary. (The width of the box is somewhat arbitrary. Boxes tend to be long and thin.


How to Create and Interpret Box Plots
Add the value of 1.5 (IQR) to the value of the third quartile boundary. Find the largest data point in your list that is equal to or smaller than this value. Make a tick mark representing this data point to the right of your box (or below, if you used a vertical scale). Draw another whisker to this tick mark.


Summarising data using box and whisker plots
A box and whisker plot is a type of graphical display that can be used to summarise a set of data based on the five number summary of this data. The summary statistics used to create a box and whisker plot are the median of the data, the lower and upper quartiles (25% and 75%) and the minimum and maximum values. The box and whisker plot is an effective way to investigate the distribution of a set of data.


Summarising data using box and whisker plots
We make use of the boxplot geom to create a box and whisker plot following the standard approach. The first step is to specify a data frame to use to create the graph and then map the columns of this data frame, via the texttt{aes} argument, to the different axes or other aesthetics (such as colour or symbol shape).


What's a BTU and How Many Should Your Stove Have?
What's a BTU? British thermal units (BTU or Btu) are the units that measure the heat given off by your gas burner. One BTU will raise the heat of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit.


Sizing LPG line for propane range?
If you can only use the oven or the broiler but not both at the same time the worst case scenario is then the oven burner @ 22K/BTU and your total gas requirement would be 22K/BTU for the oven plus 60K/BTU's, for the surface burners for a total of 82K/BTU.


The Average BTU of a Home Oven
The average Btu output for ovens does not vary as much and is typically 16,000 to 17,000. High Btu means that the oven and burners heat faster, but at this level it can also be difficult to control the amount of heat when lower temperatures are needed for simmering.


Sizing LPG line for propane range?
DH is a marine systems tech and installs LPG systems all day long on boats, so he knows what he is doing, safety-wise (plus the gas company checks the install)... but we don't have the experience to properly size the tubing. And obviously we don't want to hinder the performance of our lovely new range!


What's a BTU and How Many Should Your Stove Have?
A home stove has, on average, about 7000 BTUs per burner. Some burners are lower, designed for simmering and low-heat cooking, and may put out 3000 to 5000 BTUs. And there may be one monster burner on a range that goes up to 12,000. (That's the one you always put your pasta pot on!)


Sizing LPG line for propane range?
Note-while your tank may be 50ft from the kitchen TDL (total developed length) is the total length of the actual pipe including all runs, drops, rises. When you know the actual total BTU load and the TDL you should contact your gas supplier or inspector to determine the line size required by your local code.


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how to determine proper gas line size?? Tags: HVAC. I have a 3/4 inch gas main coming into my basement, from there it splits off to feed my furance which looks like it is reduced to half inch and also feeds a gas heater out in the garage w/ half inch, as well as my 50 gal. water heater.


The Average BTU of a Home Oven
Home ovens usually have lower Btu than commercial stoves. British thermal units, or Btu, provide a measure of heat production. By definition, a single Btu increases the temperature of 1 pound of water by 1 degree Fahrenheit. Stoves with a greater Btu output heat foods faster, but there are tradeoffs.


how to determine proper gas line size??
how to determine proper gas line size?? how to determine proper gas line size?? I have a 3/4 inch gas main coming into my basement, from there it splits off to feed my furance which looks like it is reduced to half inch and also feeds a gas heater out in the garage w/ half inch, as well as my 50 gal. water heater.


The Average BTU of a Home Oven
Low-end models typically have lower Btu. For home cooking, however, there is an average range that hits the sweet spot between rapid heat, energy efficiency and temperature control. This is usually around 7,000 Btu per hour for burners, but it can range from about 5,000 to 10,000.


Apprentice & trainee pay rates
An employee can only be paid apprentice pay rates if they have a formal training contract with their employer. The training has to be registered and recognised by a state or territory training authority. These employees do their training through a Registered Training Organisation such as a TAFE.


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An employee can only be paid apprentice pay rates if they have a formal training contract with their employer. The training has to be registered and recognised by a state or territory training authority.


History of Apprenticeship
A bonus of $124 was paid if and when an apprentice completed training. In the late 1960s, the starting wage for maintenance-of-equipment apprentices employed by railroads averaged $2.54 an hour â more than five times the starting wage for 10 hours in 1865 â and increased to $2.94 during the final period.


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A. Although it varies from industry to industry, the average starting wage of an apprentice is about 50 percent of a journey workers rate of pay. Apprentices usually earn a five-percent raise every six months if training and school performance is satisfactory.


Apprentice & trainee pay rates
If you're covered by a registered agreement, check the rates in the agreement. An employee can only be paid apprentice pay rates if they have a formal training contract with their employer. The training has to be registered and recognised by a state or territory training authority.


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Some organisations in England may be eligible for a Â£1,500 Apprenticeship Grant for Employers of 16â24-year-olds. The AGE 16 to 24 grant is administered by your training organisation and arrives approximately 13 weeks after the apprenticeâs start date.


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A. Although it varies from industry to industry, the average starting wage of an apprentice is about 50 percent of a journey workers rate of pay. Apprentices usually earn a five-percent raise every six months if training and school performance is satisfactory. Back to top!


How Much Do Solar Panels Save?
How much do solar panels save on electric bills? The first step to understanding how much solar can save you is to calculate how much you are currently spending on electricity every year. For example, the average annual electricity use required for a U.S. household is 11,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh).


How much do solar panels cost?
How much do solar panels cost? Solar panel costs can vary from $18,000 to $20,000* for a standard system if you buy it outright. The good news is many companies offer several ways to get solar energy with little to nothing upfront and you can actual save on your energy costs. This guide is to give you a general understanding of how you can make solar a reality.


How Much Does it Cost to Install Solar on an Average US House?
The cost of a solar panel today is around $3 per watt, and the extra cost of installation brings costs up to $5- $6 per watt. Note: Installation costs for PV systems include both labor and the electronics needed to tie the solar array into your existing electrical system.


How Much Do Solar Panels Cost?
The bulk of the price of going solar is now the âsoft costsâ (installation, permitting, etc.) rather than the solar panel cost. Again referencing the latest US Solar Market Insight report, the average installed cost of a residential solar panel system was $4.93/watt. However, prices vary tremendously by region. âCommon residential system prices ranged from less than $3.00/W to almost $8.00/W,â the Solar Energy Industries Association writes.


GEN-16-01: 2016-2017 Federal Pell Grant Payment and Disbursement Schedules
Attached to this letter are both PDF and Excel versions of the Payment and Disbursement Schedules for determining Federal Pell Grant awards for the 2016-2017 Award Year (July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017) for full-time, three-quarter-time, half-time, and less-than-half-time students.


Disbursement Dates
Pell Grants are disbursed twice per semester during the 2016-2017 school year. Cal Grants are disbursed once per semester and there will be make-up payments during each semester. FSEOG is disbursed once per semester and usually paid 2 -3 weeks after the beginning of the semester.


FAFSA for 2018: Income Limits, Types of Aid, and More
Home Â» Types of Aid Â» Grants and Scholarships Â» Federal Pell Grants Federal Pell Grants are usually awarded only to undergraduate students. The amount of aid you can receive depends on your financial need, the cost of attendance at your school, and more.


GEN-16-01: 2016-2017 Federal Pell Grant Payment and Disbursement Schedules
Thus, for the 2016-2017 Award Year, the statutory minimum Pell Grant scheduled award amount is $582. However, because we use mid-points in both the EFC columns and the cost of attendance (COA) rows in constructing the schedules, the actual 2016-2017 Award Year minimum scheduled award amount is $590.


When do I get my Pell Grant money?
Did my fafsa mid August, qualified for Pell, Pell was disbursed to my school 9/8/08, now just waiting for the school to disburse excess to me. You might also want to check www.nslds.ed.gov to see if it's actually been disbursed, that's the National Student Loan Data System for students, that site tells you about your Pell Grants and Student Loans.


When do I get my Pell Grant money?
My pell grant arrived just recently, but it did arrive. The best thing to do at this point is to call your financial aid office and discuss their disbursement policy and make sure that they aren't waiting for some little tiny piece of information from you. Sounds crazy, I know.


Federal Pell Grants are usually awarded only to undergraduate students.
Federal Pell Grants Federal Pell Grants usually are awarded only to undergraduate students who have not earned a bachelor's or a professional degree. (In some cases, however, a student enrolled in a postbaccalaureate teacher certification program might receive a Federal Pell Grant.)


When do I get my Pell Grant money?
When do I get my Pell Grant money? When does a Pell Grant disburse? I was awarded a substantial Pell Grant for this upcoming year, but it has not yet paid out into my account. Its almost a month into the semester, and I need that money to pay for my rent. Does anyone know how long it takes for the grant to pay out?


GEN-16-01: 2016-2017 Federal Pell Grant Payment and Disbursement Schedules
If you have any questions regarding the 2016-2017 Federal Pell Grant Payment and Disbursement Schedules, please contact our Research and Customer Care Center (Care Center) staff. Staff members are available Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM (Eastern Time) at 1-800-433-7327.


Alexa Terms of Use
For help with Alexa or resolving other issues, please contact Customer Service by e-mail: alexa-support@amazon.com or by phone at 1-877-375-9365 (toll free) when dialing in the US or at (206) 922-0197 (charges may apply) when dialing outside the US.


Alexa Terms of Use
For the purpose of these Amazon Alexa Terms of Use: Alexa means Amazon's Alexa voice services, which includes Third Party Services, digital content, Software, the Amazon Alexa App, and support and other related services. Alexa Enabled Product means any product or application that enables access to Alexa, such as the Amazon Echo device.


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Google Home vs. Amazon Echo: Alexa takes round 1. Amazon wins the battle, but the war is far from over. Editors' note, February 2, 2017: This piece has been updated with new details now that we're back from CES.


Google Home vs. Amazon Echo, round 2: Google strikes back
The Amazon Echo and the Google Home are both always listening due to their built-in microphones that can hear voice input from a moderate distance. The Echo wakes up to the command Alexa or you can change the wake word to Echo, Amazon or Computer.. The Home listens for either Okay Google or Hey Google..


Whatâs Amazon Echo? How Alexa Works As A Speaker And âPersonal Assistantâ [VIDEO]
It's Amazon Echo, and it dropped Thursday. With its cylindrical shape and blue accent ring light embellishment at the top, it doubles as a speaker and a digital personal assistant reminiscent of Appleâs Siri, but it's arguably much better. The device goes by the name âAlexaâ and users can ask it anything.


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The Echo costs $180. You can also get Amazon's assistant Alexa in a smaller package that you can plug into your own sound system -- called the Amazon Echo Dot for $50. Before we tested the Home, I expected it to win for entertainment and as a personal assistant, and I expected Alexa to win as a smart home controller.


Report unauthorized charges
Report unauthorized charges. Here's what to do if you see a charge on your card or bank statement for a digital purchase on Google Play that you didn't make. Step 1: Identify Google Play charges. If the charge in question isn't in one of these formats, it didn't come from Google Play. Contact your bank or card-issuer for more information.


Whatâs Amazon Echo? How Alexa Works As A Speaker And âPersonal Assistantâ [VIDEO]
It can fill any room with immersive sound, Amazon said. Everything consumers need to know about Amazon Echo, the speaker named Alexa that also functions as a personal assistant.. Photo: Amazon. So how much for a device that seemingly has all the answers? Amazon Echo costs $99 for Amazon Prime members for a limited time and $199 for everyone else.


Bends
The bends is a painflul condition that occurs in scuba divers who ascend too quickly or in aviators flying at high altitudes. Also called decompression sickness, the bends results when bubbles from dissolved gases form in the blood or in tissues because of rapidly decreasing pressure.


Decompression Sickness
If this transition occurs too quickly, the nitrogen does not have time to clear from your blood. Instead, it separates out of your blood and forms bubbles in your tissues or blood. It is these nitrogen bubbles that cause decompression sickness. The condition is called the bends because the joint and bone pains can be so severe they double you over. What happens inside your body during decompression sickness is similar to what happens when you open a carbonated drink. When you open the can or bottle, you decrease the pressure surrounding the beverage in the container, which causes the gas to come out of the liquid in the form of bubbles.


Bends
Oxygen is continuously used by the body, but nitrogen is not used. When a diver ascends, the pressure decreases and the blood can no longer hold all the nitrogen dissolved in it. * caisson (KAY-son) means a watertight container that divers or construction workers use under water.


Bends
The bends is also called decompression sickness or caisson * sickness. When a person is scuba diving, the water pressure increases with depth. As depth increases, the pressure of the air breathed also must increase. This causes more of the air to dissolve in the bloodstream.


What causes 'the bends'?
Decompression sickness, also known as the bends, is one danger of diving. Other dangers include nitrogen narcosis, oxygen toxicity and simple drowning (if you run out of air before making it back to the surface).


Decompression Sickness (The Bends)
The Bends, Caisson Disease, or Decompression Sickness incurs from the formation of bubbles in the tissues. These bubbles characteristically exhibit themselves on the venous side of circulation so it is referred to as Venous Gas Embolism (VGE).


Decompression Sickness (The Bends)
Decompression Sickness (The Bends) Due to the gas laws that effect the diver he cannot go to any depth whenever he pleases. Almost everyone has heard of ''THE BENDS'' from old movies and T.V. shows.


Decompression Sickness (The Bends)
The Bends or DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS is not the terrible monster of the deep waiting to grab every diver. Many people (even some divers) believe that if you dive, sooner are latter you are going to get bent, that is not true. Decompression sickness was discovered in the 19th century by caisson workers. In the mid 1840's hard hat diving was making itself known. About that time a wreck off Portsmouth, England was fouling the important anchorage.


Do You Really Need Eye Cream?
Retinol is one of my personal favorites, Farris says. But it can be harsh on some skin. RoC Retinol Correxion Sensitive Eye Cream ($22.99) contains a gentle dose of retinol along with hyaluronic acid. Dark circles under the eyes come from genes, sun damage, age, and blood build-up.Sodium ascorbate, or vitamin C, can thicken the skin and help conceal dark circles after about 6 months.Niacinamide, or vitamin B3, and kojic acid can lighten dark circles.ark circles under the eyes come from genes, sun damage, age, and blood build-up. Sodium ascorbate, or vitamin C, can thicken the skin and help conceal dark circles after about 6 months. Niacinamide, or vitamin B3, and kojic acid can lighten dark circles.


Using Retinol to Reduce Under-Eye Puffiness
Though waking up with puffy eyes happens to many, dark circles and under-eye puffiness can start to linger or become more noticeable due to age and the breakdown of fat and collagen. Retinol helps with cell turnover and collagen synthesis, and can be used for restoring and reviving skin around your eyes.tep 2. Cleanse and dry your face as usual, and apply a small amount of retinol cream to your under-eye area. Apply every other night to start; too much retinol can cause skin irritation. Begin daily use after a few weeks if you haven't experienced side effects such as redness or dry skin.


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Apply an eye cream containing vitamin K and retinol. Dark circles may be caused by a deficiency of vitamin K. Regardless of the cause, however, skin creams containing these two ingredients reduce puffiness and discoloration significantly in many people.Long-term daily use seems to have the greatest effect.ark circles and puffiness are often attributed to lack of vitamin K or inadequate antioxidants. Also, a deficiency in B12 (usually anemia-related) can result in dark circles. 1  Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, especially cabbage, spinach, and other leafy green vegetables.


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The fastest Retinol technology available. Retinol, the #1 Dermatologist recommended anti-aging ingredient, is a pure form of Vitamin A that is naturally found in your skin.Skin has its own natural renewal process, but as we age, skin renews itself less often.he fastest Retinol technology available. Retinol, the #1 Dermatologist recommended anti-aging ingredient, is a pure form of Vitamin A that is naturally found in your skin.


Retinol
Retinol is the animal form of vitamin A. It is fat-soluble and helps keep vision sharp and bones strong. Other forms of vitamin A include retinal, retinoic acid and retinyl esters, but retinol is the most usable.All version of vitamin A together are known as retinoids.alk into any pharmacy or beauty department and you will find products with retinol. It is praised for its anti-aging abilities, and the positive benefits it has to offer your skin. Here is everything you need to know to understand retinol, its benefits and its uses.


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Donât be fooled by ingredients that sound like Retinol â look for the real thing. Retinol is the purest form of Vitamin A. Other forms of Vitamin A, such as Pro-Retinol, Retinyl Ester, and Retinyl Palmitate, are not as active as Retinol and may be less effective.In fact, Retinol is scientifically proven to be superior to other forms of Vitamin A in its ability to provide skin benefits.he fastest Retinol technology available. Retinol, the #1 Dermatologist recommended anti-aging ingredient, is a pure form of Vitamin A that is naturally found in your skin.


Using Retinol to Reduce Under-Eye Puffiness
Step 2. Cleanse and dry your face as usual, and apply a small amount of retinol cream to your under-eye area. Apply every other night to start; too much retinol can cause skin irritation. Begin daily use after a few weeks if you haven't experienced side effects such as redness or dry skin.tep 2. Cleanse and dry your face as usual, and apply a small amount of retinol cream to your under-eye area. Apply every other night to start; too much retinol can cause skin irritation. Begin daily use after a few weeks if you haven't experienced side effects such as redness or dry skin.


Ask a Scientist: Do I Need a Separate Eye Cream?
The Answer: The skin around your eyes is the thinnest and most sensitive skin on your whole body. Eye creams are moisturizers that are formulated specifically to be gentle to this area, and often come with ingredients that target eye-specific concerns, such as crowâs feet, puffiness and dark circles.he Answer: The skin around your eyes is the thinnest and most sensitive skin on your whole body. Eye creams are moisturizers that are formulated specifically to be gentle to this area, and often come with ingredients that target eye-specific concerns, such as crowâs feet, puffiness and dark circles.


6 Facts You Need to Know Before Using Retinol
However, retinol is not as effective as prescription retinoids because itâs a less powerful form of vitamin A. 1  Getty Images Avoid Irritation Retinoids can be irritating, especially when you first add them to your skin care routine.2  So, you may want to start with an over-the-counter retinol to build up your tolerance.etinoids vs. Retinols. Retinoid is the prescription-strength form of vitamin A. Topical prescription retinoids such as tretinoin (Retin-A and Renova) work as an irritant, resulting in a more rapid turnover of skin cells.


Retinol
Walk into any pharmacy or beauty department and you will find products with retinol. It is praised for its anti-aging abilities, and the positive benefits it has to offer your skin. Here is everything you need to know to understand retinol, its benefits and its uses.alk into any pharmacy or beauty department and you will find products with retinol. It is praised for its anti-aging abilities, and the positive benefits it has to offer your skin. Here is everything you need to know to understand retinol, its benefits and its uses.


Top 20 Doctor insights on: Icd Vs Pacemaker Difference
A pacemaker is a device which sends electrical signals to the heart triggering heartbeats when needed. There are many ways to implant and configure a pacemaker; it may beat the top chambers (atria), lower chambers (ventricles) or both. Some systems stimulate both the left and right ventricles together.


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An icd also has a back up pacemaker but can deliver a shock to the heart when it is an irregular rhythm. Doctors give unbiased, helpful information on indications, contra-indications, benefits, and complications: Dr. Werner on icd vs pacemaker difference: A pacemaker triggers your heart beat when it gets too slow..Paces. An icd also has a back up pacemaker but can deliver a shock to the heart when it is an irregular rhythm.


Top 20 Doctor insights on: Icd Vs Pacemaker Difference
Pacemakers: Fixed rate pacemakers stimulate the heart to beat all the time at a specified rate. Demand pacemakers only pace the heart if the rate falls below a certain set rate or irregularity in heartbeat occurs. ...


Difference Between Pacemaker and Defibrillator
This method may be used until a permanent pacemaker is placed or until there is no further need of a pacemaker. Subclavicular pacing is the permanent method where an electronic pacemaker generator is inserted under the skin under the clavicle.


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Its very interesting to know the difference between a Pacemaker, and a ICD. My Brother is having a ICD Device implanted, and we had a discussion about Pacemakerâs and Defibrillatorâs. There was confusion over how the two devices worked to treat irregular heartbeat conditions.


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Later in his term, Kennedy â¦ became a much stronger supporter of civil rights. He wanted American society to put into practice the principles of freedom that U.S. leaders preached to the world. He decided it was time for the government to take action in support of civil rights.


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In the remainder of this essay, I examine the legacy of Kennedy's speech in subsequent events and in the rhetoric of presidents as diverse as Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush. The Legacy of JFK's Inaugural Address. Evaluating the legacy of John F. Kennedy's Inaugural Address is difficult. Kennedy will always be seen as a man whose young, vibrant life--and presidency--was tragically cut short.


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Abstract: John F. Kennedy s Inaugural Address is frequently praised as one of the greatest speeches in American public address, but the speech also set the tone for Kennedy's foreign policy plan. Kennedy s rhetoric upheld a polarized worldview of the Soviet Union and United States.


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Kennedy's Inaugural Address. John F. Kennedy is routinely characterized as one of America's greatest orators and his Inaugural Address is generally counted among the great speeches in U.S. history. Virtually all who have commented on the speech consider it a success.


John F Kennedy and Vietnam
Charles De Gaulle warned Kennedy that Vietnam and warfare in Vietnam would trap America in a bottomless military and political swamp. This was based on the experience the French had at Dien Bien Phu, which left a sizeable psychological scar of French foreign policy for some years.


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Kennedy more or less continued what  Eisenhower had begun. Kennedy escalated matters somewhat, sending  in army and air force advisers to help trai â¦ n the Vietnamese.   President Eisenhower did not support sending American troops, but  President Kennedy did.


John F Kennedy and Vietnam
Kennedy also made it plain that he supported the 'Domino Theory' and he was convinced that if South Vietnam fell to communism, then other states in the region would as a consequence. This Kennedy was not prepared to contemplate. Kennedy received conflicting advice with regards to Vietnam.


What was president kennedys policy in the Vietnam war?
State constitutions didn't lay groundwork for US Constitution. The US constitution came before the state constitutions. The US Constitution has president over the states and s â¦ ets limits for states.


Bogota
Bogota - La Candelaria. Bogota in 1717 became the capital of the Spanish colony of New Granada and even after independence from Spain was the capital of the country. Due to its far remoteness from the sea it was not immediately obvious that this city would become the capital of Colombia.


Business Travel in Colombia
Entry, Exit & Visa Requirements. All U.S. citizens who do not also hold Colombian citizenship must present a valid U.S. passport to enter and depart Colombia. U.S. citizens traveling to Colombia do not need a Colombian visa for a tourist/business stay of 90 days or less. Before the visa expires, you may request an extension of up to 90 days by visiting an office of the Colombian immigration authority (MigraciÃ³n Colombia).


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Road Conditions and Safety: Due to the security environment in Colombia, U.S. government officials and their families are not permitted to travel by road between most major cities. They also cannot use inter-city or intra-city bus transportation or travel by road outside urban areas at night.


States of Colombia
States of Colombia. States of Colombia existed from February 27, 1855, in the Republic of New Granada and the Granadine Confederation, where they were called federal states. In the United States of Colombia they were called sovereign states (though they were not at all sovereign states in the modern sense of the word). In 1886 the Republic of Colombia abolished the states and divided the country into the departments of Colombia.


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ZIP CODES NEAR Bogota. Bogota. There are 20 real estate listings found in Bogota, NJ. View our Bogota real estate area information to learn about the weather, local school districts, demographic data, and general information about Bogota, NJ. Get in touch with a Bogota real estate agent who can help you find the home of your dreams in Bogota.


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Contact the U.S. Embassy in Colombia, located at Calle 24 Bis No. 48-50 Bogota, D.C., Colombia, at (+57-1) 275-2000, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. After-hours emergency number for U.S. citizens is (+57-1) 275-2701.


Bogota
Bogota (Spanish: BogotÃ¡) is the capital of Colombia. The population lies between 6.2 and 7.5 million men, according to a 2005 count there were 7,321,831 that year.


Bogota
Overview of Bogota. The city lies at 2600 meters altitude on a mountain plateau in the eastern mountains of the Andes. The city is the Capital District and therefore falls outside the departments of Colombia. However, Bogota is the capital of the department of Cundinamarca, by wich it is almost completely surrounded. While Bogota lies almost on the equator is the average daily temperature by the high altitude of only 18 degrees (at night 9 degrees).


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U.S. government officials in Colombia regularly travel to the major cities of Colombia such as Bogota, Medellin, Cali, Barranquilla, and Cartagena without incident. U.S. government officials and their families in Colombia normally are permitted to travel to major cities only by air.


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Answer by Luke204. Confidence votes 80. Deforestation causes water pollution because when there are no trees left to block the rain fall the rain falls directly on to the soil and washes it in to the rivers, which take it on to the seas and oceans.The soil may contain chemicals that pollute the water.ack of awareness of humans is the primary cause of water pollution. Also dumping of garbage, oil spills, dumping of nuclear waste and passing waste in water sources are causes of water pollution. Lack of awareness of humans is the primary cause of water pollution.


Impact of Deforestation and Pollution
Deforestation and pollution are two inter related concepts. Deforestation is the process of cutting down millions of trees and thus reducing the amount of carbon di oxide that these frees absorb without with the air retains the carbon di oxide and that results into a lot of harmful effects.eforestation results in more quantity of carbon di oxides in the atmosphere and that is a pollutant thus deforestation causes pollution. This has a lot of adverse effects in the atmosphere.


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Deforestation causes water pollution because when there are no trees left to block the rain fall the rain falls directly on to the soil and washes it in to the rivers, which t â¦ ake it on to the seas and oceans.The soil may contain chemicals that pollute the water.62 people found this useful.Pat Brebner.eforestation causes water pollution because when there are no trees left to block the rain fall the rain falls directly on to the soil and washes it in to the rivers, which t â¦ ake it on to the seas and oceans. The soil may contain chemicals that pollute the water. 62 people found this useful. Pat Brebner.


Impact of Deforestation and Pollution
Pollution is another cause of environmental degradation. Pollution is caused by releasing harmful gasses in the atmosphere and also when deforestation occurs. Deforestation results in more quantity of carbon di oxides in the atmosphere and that is a pollutant thus deforestation causes pollution.This has a lot of adverse effects in the atmosphere. Impact of Deforestation and Pollution. One of the major problems which these two cause is the greenhouse effect.The greenhouse effect is when the harmful ultraviolet rays of the sun are trapped inside the atmosphere because of the excessive amount of carbon di oxide in the air.eforestation results in more quantity of carbon di oxides in the atmosphere and that is a pollutant thus deforestation causes pollution. This has a lot of adverse effects in the atmosphere.


What is Land Pollution?
Causes of Land Pollution. Below are the sources of land pollution: 1. Deforestation and soil erosion: Deforestation carried out to create dry lands is one of the major concerns. Land that is once converted into a dry or barren land, can never be made fertile again, whatever the magnitude of measures to redeem it are.. Change in climate patterns: The effects of land pollution are very hazardous and can lead to the loss of ecosystems. When land is polluted, it directly or indirectly affects the climate patterns.


Deforestation
Deforestation occurs for many reasons: trees are cut down to be used or sold as fuel (sometimes in the form of charcoal) or timber, while cleared land is used as pasture for livestock, plantations of commodities and settlements.n many countries, deforestation, both naturally occurring and human induced, is an ongoing issue. Deforestation causes extinction, changes to climatic conditions, desertification, and displacement of populations as observed by current conditions and in the past through the fossil record.


Deforestation
Deforestation, clearance or clearing is the removal of a forest or stand of trees where the land is thereafter converted to a non-forest use.Examples of deforestation include conversion of forestland to farms, ranches, or urban use.n many countries, deforestation, both naturally occurring and human induced, is an ongoing issue. Deforestation causes extinction, changes to climatic conditions, desertification, and displacement of populations as observed by current conditions and in the past through the fossil record.


Deforestation: Facts, Causes & Effects
Countries with significant deforestation include Brazil, Indonesia, Thailand, the Democratic Republic of Congo and other parts of Africa, and parts of Eastern Europe, according to GRID-Arendal, a United Nations Environment Program collaborating center.The country with the most deforestation is Indonesia.eforestation is the second largest anthropogenic (human-caused) source of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, ranging between 6 percent and 17 percent. (Van Der Werf, G. R. et al., 2009). Carbon isn't the only greenhouse gas that is affected by deforestation. Water vapor is also considered a greenhouse gas.


What is Land Pollution?
2. Change in climate patterns: The effects of land pollution are very hazardous and can lead to the loss of ecosystems. When land is polluted, it directly or indirectly affects the climate patterns.3. Environmental Impact: When deforestation is committed, the tree cover is compromised on.. Change in climate patterns: The effects of land pollution are very hazardous and can lead to the loss of ecosystems. When land is polluted, it directly or indirectly affects the climate patterns.


Deforestation: Facts, Causes & Effects
Deforestation is the second largest anthropogenic (human-caused) source of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, ranging between 6 percent and 17 percent. (Van Der Werf, G. R. et al., 2009). Carbon isn't the only greenhouse gas that is affected by deforestation.Water vapor is also considered a greenhouse gas.eforestation is the second largest anthropogenic (human-caused) source of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, ranging between 6 percent and 17 percent. (Van Der Werf, G. R. et al., 2009). Carbon isn't the only greenhouse gas that is affected by deforestation. Water vapor is also considered a greenhouse gas.


Australia Area Code
As all other of the world Australia has a country code. The different cities have also an area code. Australia divided into four geographical area codes; the standard phone numbers have ten digits which first is a zero (0).The Australian mobiles country codes start with (04).The Australian country from any country of the world is (0)61.ere are some of the main largest cities of Australia: Perth Perth is the state capital Western Australia and is the fourth largest city of Australia. The geographical code is 08. West: (08) 928, 938, 948, 628, 638 or 648.


Australia
Australia is a developed country and one of the wealthiest in the world, with the world's 12th-largest economy. In 2014 Australia had the world's fifth-highest per capita income.Australia's military expenditure is the world's 13th-largest.t is the world's sixth-largest country by total area. Neighbouring countries include Papua New Guinea, Indonesia and East Timor to the north; the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu to the north-east; and New Zealand to the south-east.


Largest Countries in the World by Area
Just behind the USA and China is the largest country in South America, Brazil, with an area of 8,511,965 square miles, followed by Australia with an area of 7,686,850 square kilometers.ust behind the USA and China is the largest country in South America, Brazil, with an area of 8,511,965 square miles, followed by Australia with an area of 7,686,850 square kilometers.


Australia Area Code
The different cities have each a city code number. Here are some of the main largest cities of Australia: Perth Perth is the state capital Western Australia and is the fourth largest city of Australia. The geographical code is 08. West: (08) 928, 938, 948, 628, 638 or 648.ere are some of the main largest cities of Australia: Perth Perth is the state capital Western Australia and is the fourth largest city of Australia. The geographical code is 08. West: (08) 928, 938, 948, 628, 638 or 648.


Telephone numbers in Australia
To access the National 'Significant' Number of a land-line telephone from a different Area (or from a Mobile 'phone) within Australia it is necessary to dial the Australian Trunk Access Code of 0, plus the Area code, followed by the Local Number.Thus, the Full National Number (FNN) has ten digits.o access the National 'Significant' Number of a land-line telephone from a different Area (or from a Mobile 'phone) within Australia it is necessary to dial the Australian Trunk Access Code of 0, plus the Area code, followed by the Local Number. Thus, the Full National Number (FNN) has ten digits.


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Area code 518 covers eastern upstate New York, including the capital city of Albany. By size, it is the largest area code in New York state, extending from the eastern Mohawk Valley to east of Albany, and from the Canadian border to the upper Hudson Valley.rea code 518 covers eastern upstate New York, including the capital city of Albany. By size, it is the largest area code in New York state, extending from the eastern Mohawk Valley to east of Albany, and from the Canadian border to the upper Hudson Valley.


Australia Country Codes
Australia Information. The local time in Australian Capital Territory, Australia is (CLICK FOR TIME ZONES) Get the mobile country codes for Australian Capital Territory, Australia.he local time in Australian Capital Territory, Australia is (CLICK FOR TIME ZONES) Get the mobile country codes for Australian Capital Territory, Australia.


Australia Country Codes
Australia on Wikipedia The currency of Australia is the Australian Dollar. The nationality of Australia is Australians. The capital of Australia is Canberra. Largest Cities in Australia by population: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Gold Coast-Tweed, Newcastle, Canberra-Queanbeyan, Canberra, Wollongong.ustralia on Wikipedia The currency of Australia is the Australian Dollar. The nationality of Australia is Australians. The capital of Australia is Canberra. Largest Cities in Australia by population: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Gold Coast-Tweed, Newcastle, Canberra-Queanbeyan, Canberra, Wollongong.


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For example, a. PCM referral is needed to see a general surgeon, and an autho-. rization is needed if the surgeon wants to perform weight loss. surgery. TRICARE North Region Referral Requirement Table. Use the table to assist you in determining if a referral needs. Health Net approval.


TRICARE Insurance
There are some preexisting issues for family members, deductibles, long-term illnesses, mental health limitations, allowable charges disabilities, and well-baby care. Follow the link to see the TRICARE supplemental plans and additional information on these plans.


TRICARE Insurance
Supplemental Health Insurance. TRICARE Standard and Extra has substantial deductibles for the cost of copays. Insurance firms have policies with TRICARE to offer these benefits to servicemembers and these insurance companies reimburse your medical care bills, deductibles, and copayments once TRICARE has paid its government share.


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Health Net requires notification of inpatient facility admissions. and discharge dates by the next business day following the. admission and discharge. Health Net will conduct continued stay. reviews for services listed in the TRICARE North Region Prior Au-. thorization Requirement Table.


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TRICARE Prime and TRICARE Prime Remote Referral Definitions. Referral: Referrals are for services that are not considered primary. care. An example of a referral is when a primary care manager. (PCM) sends a patient to see a cardiologist to evaluate a possible. heart problem.


TRICARE Standard
Eligible beneficiaries do not need to enroll for Standard coverage, nor take any other action; if an individual is otherwise eligible for TRICARE health care coverage, they are automatically covered under TRICARE Standard.


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Both a referral and prior authorization is required when a TRI-. CARE Prime, TPRADFM or TRICARE Young Adult Prime benefi-. ciary receives a referral to a specialist and the specialist wants to. perform a service on the prior authorization list.


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Pacific geoducks are found in the eastern North Pacific, from Alaska to the Gulf of California in Mexico. The main sources of Pacific geoducks are the United States and Canada. Capture Methods. Pacific geoducks come from coastal fisheries and shellfish farms. Wild geoducks are primarily harvested by divers. Farmed geoducks are grown in bottom cultures.


9 of the Worldâs Most Amazing Wind Farms
Why itâs amazing: Horse Hollow is the largest wind farm in the world (year ending 2008). The Texas wind farm was subject to one of the nationâs first nuisance lawsuits against a wind farm. Plaintiffs filed suit unhappy about the appearance of the turbines.


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Most of the geoduck harvested in the United States is exported to Asia where it is considered a delicacy. Commercial Sources. Pacific geoducks are found in the eastern North Pacific, from Alaska to the Gulf of California in Mexico. The main sources of Pacific geoducks are the United States and Canada. Capture Methods


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Eco details: 1  Northern quahogs (or hard clams) are the most commonly eaten species of clams in the U.S. and the ones most likely to be found in fish markets and grocery stores. 2  Quahogs go by different names depending on their size (littlenecks, cherrystones, chowder clams).


9 of the Worldâs Most Amazing Wind Farms
Why itâs amazing: Once all four phases and 627 wind turbines are completed and installed in mid-2009, Roscoe will be the largest wind farm in the U.S. and one of the worldâs largest wind farms, with a generating capacity of 781.5 MW. Middelgrunden Wind Turbine Cooperative â Copenhagen, Denmark


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MORE ABOUT MANILA CLAM. Manila clams have been farmed for centuries in Japan, and they are becoming increasingly popular in the U.S. Manila clams are found throughout the temperate Pacific and typically live high in the intertidal zone. Commercial Sources. Manila clams, native to Japan, are raised in huge quantities in China, Korea and Japan.


Clams
Northern quahogs (or hard clams) are the most commonly eaten species of clams in the U.S. and the ones most likely to be found in fish markets and grocery stores. Quahogs go by different names depending on their size (littlenecks, cherrystones, chowder clams).


9 of the Worldâs Most Amazing Wind Farms
Below are some of the worldâs most amazing wind farms and why. Wild Horse Wind Farm -Kittitas County, Washington, USA (images: Horizon Wind Energy; Blush Response)


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Pacific littlenecks are a species of clam found along the Pacific coast from California to Alaska, commonly in protected bays and estuaries. They can live as long as 10 years and grow up to 3 inches (8 cm) long. Commercial Sources. Pacific littleneck clams are only harvested in the United States and Canada.


What type of farming is done in Ontario?
it is mostly furs, fishing, and other things such as that. most produce farms are found around the Toronto area, closer the the most southern tips of Ontario, and livestock farming is found mostly in South Eastern Ontario, around the lakes.


East Dallas
East Dallas, TX is generally considered to be the area in the east part of the city of Dallas that lies east of Central Expressway/75 and downtown Dallas, north of Fair Park, west of the cities of Mesquite and Garland and south of the Lake Highlands area of northeast Dallas.ast Dallas, TX is generally considered to be the area in the east part of the city of Dallas that lies east of Central Expressway/75 and downtown Dallas, north of Fair Park, west of the cities of Mesquite and Garland and south of the Lake Highlands area of northeast Dallas.


EAST TEXAS
EAST TEXAS. The East Texas area, which might be considered as the humid portion of the central dissected belt of the Coastal Plains of the United States, comprises the Sabine Uplift area, the East Texas basin, and the rolling plains southward as far as the coastal prairies.his district comprises the redlands hilly country of East Texas lying west and north of the Sabine Uplift and the post oak plains district between the redlands hilly country and the black prairies. The post oak plains district is a dissected area underlain in part by glauconitic beds together with limy materials.


East Texas
Deep East Texas is a sub-region of East Texas. According to the Deep East Texas Council of Governments the region consists of the following twelve counties: Angelina, Houston, Jasper, Nacogdoches, Newton, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, San Jacinto, Shelby, Trinity, and Tyler.ccording to the Deep East Texas Council of Governments the region consists of the following twelve counties: Angelina, Houston, Jasper, Nacogdoches, Newton, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, San Jacinto, Shelby, Trinity, and Tyler.


East Texas
Houston is rarely regarded as a part of East Texas and is more closely associated with the Coastal Bend along the Gulf of Mexico, as has been the case for most of the city's recent history. However, Houston, the fourth largest city in America, is located in Southeast Texas, a subregion of East Texas.ccording to the Deep East Texas Council of Governments the region consists of the following twelve counties: Angelina, Houston, Jasper, Nacogdoches, Newton, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, San Jacinto, Shelby, Trinity, and Tyler.


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Summary of Texas Regions. Texans and people writing about Texas often find it helpful to subdivide the large state's area into regions, such as north Texas, south Texas, east Texas, west Texas, and central Texas. Each of these regions has its own geographical and cultural identity.nstead, north Texas refers to the area that is north of the central part of the state. It includes, roughly speaking, the metropolitan areas of Dallas-Fort Worth and Wichita Falls and their surrounding counties. North Texas does not include Abilene to the west, Waco to the south, or Tyler to the east.


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Southeast Texas is a subregion of East Texas located in the southeast corner of the U.S. state of Texas.The subregion is geographically centered on the HoustonâSugar LandâThe Woodlands and BeaumontâPort Arthur metropolitan areas.outheast Texas is a subregion of East Texas located in the southeast corner of the U.S. state of Texas.


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By the same token, although the Houston area is definitely in the eastern part of the state, it is not usually considered part of east Texas. Instead, this area makes up its own region. We call it Upper Gulf Coast to distinguish it from the coastal counties of south Texas.nstead, north Texas refers to the area that is north of the central part of the state. It includes, roughly speaking, the metropolitan areas of Dallas-Fort Worth and Wichita Falls and their surrounding counties. North Texas does not include Abilene to the west, Waco to the south, or Tyler to the east.


Is Texas considered South, Southwest, or Mid West?
Report Abuse. Southwest!!!!!!! I live in North Texas as well and have always considered Texas as the Southwest. The South is made up of the confederate states like Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, etc. The Midwest would be more of your Indianapolis, Chicago, Kansas, Nebraska area of states.The southwest is New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas.eport Abuse. Southwest!!!!!!! I live in North Texas as well and have always considered Texas as the Southwest. The South is made up of the confederate states like Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, etc. The Midwest would be more of your Indianapolis, Chicago, Kansas, Nebraska area of states.


EAST DALLAS, TX
EAST DALLAS, TX. EAST DALLAS, TEXAS. East Dallas occupies an area in the city of Dallas bounded by Central Expressway to the west, Mockingbird Lane to the north, Loop 12 to the east, and Fair Park to the south.AST DALLAS, TX. EAST DALLAS, TEXAS. East Dallas occupies an area in the city of Dallas bounded by Central Expressway to the west, Mockingbird Lane to the north, Loop 12 to the east, and Fair Park to the south.


East Texas
East Texas's population is very large and is centered around the Golden Triangle (Texas) which is Beaumont / Port Arthur / Orange in Southeast Texas. Moving north from the coast, Lufkin and Nacogdoches anchor the population center of Deep East Texas.ccording to the Deep East Texas Council of Governments the region consists of the following twelve counties: Angelina, Houston, Jasper, Nacogdoches, Newton, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, San Jacinto, Shelby, Trinity, and Tyler.


How to Become a Communications Consultant: Career Guide
Communications consultants develop and write content for internal and external media communications including internet, video, print and email. Consultants may also create strategies to strengthen communication among employees and with clients.


How to Become a Communications Consultant: Career Guide
Step 1: Earn a Bachelor's Degree. While communications consultant positions most commonly require a bachelor's degree, the major can vary depending on the position or type of company where the candidate applies.


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This year the Association for Professional Communication Consultants honors two long-time members with separate awards for Excellence in Training: Betsy Frick and Audrey Riffenburgh.


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Posted on July 7, 2015 by admin. The Association of Professional Communication Consultants (APCC) and the Association for Business Communication (ABC) invite full-and part-time communication consultants to apply for a jointly sponsored, annual Award for Excellence in Communication Consulting.


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The Lifetime Achievement Award is presented to Martha Nord this year by the Association of Professional Communication Consultants (APCC). Nord has rightfully earned this award over the course of her professional career through her work at Vanderbilt University and her consulting experiences with long-term clients.


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Posted on November 12, 2014 by admin. After 32 years (1982-2014), the Association of Professional Communication Consultants (APCC) has made the hard decision to close its operations and will no longer accept members.


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Communications consultants may be hired to do a number of different tasks. Consultants may be employed to complete a specific project such as new website or annual report. They may also work on a more comprehensive project, such as branding, medial analysis and communications audits.


How to Become a Communications Consultant: Career Guide
Learn how to become a communications consultant. Research the education requirements, training information and experience required for starting a career in communications consulting.


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APCC offers resources a Code of Ethics, Consultants' Checklist, and links to communication resources to help communication consultants establish and strengthen their businesses.


How to Become a Communications Consultant: Career Guide
Some of the duties communications consultants may be responsible for include developing and delivering training material and programs, communicating with clients and executives, creating marketing campaigns and analyzing the success levels of those campaigns.


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1 laceration of cartilage, joint or ligament of shoulder girdle. 2  sprain of cartilage, joint or ligament of shoulder girdle. 3  traumatic hemarthrosis of joint or ligament of shoulder girdle.  traumatic rupture of joint or ligament of shoulder girdle.


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1 avulsion of joint or ligament of shoulder girdle. 2  laceration of cartilage, joint or ligament of shoulder girdle.  sprain of cartilage, joint or ligament of shoulder girdle.


Humerus
The axillary nerve is located at the proximal end, against the shoulder girdle. Dislocation of the humerus's glenohumeral joint, has the potential to injure the axillary nerve or the axillary artery. Signs and symptoms of this dislocation include a loss of the normal shoulder contour and a palpable depression under the acromion. The radial nerve follows the humerus closely.


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1 S43.014A is a specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to specify a diagnosis. 2  Reimbursement claims with a date of service on or after October 1, 2015 require the use of ICD-10-CM codes.  This is the American ICD-10-CM version of S43.014A. Other international ICD-10 versions may differ.


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Anterior dislocation of right humerus, initial encounter. 2016 Specific Code. 1  S43.014A is a specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to specify a diagnosis.  Reimbursement claims with a date of service on or after October 1, 2015 require the use of ICD-10-CM codes.


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1 avulsion of joint or ligament of shoulder girdle. 2  laceration of cartilage, joint or ligament of shoulder girdle. 3  sprain of cartilage, joint or ligament of shoulder girdle.  traumatic hemarthrosis of joint or ligament of shoulder girdle.


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2016 ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code S43.014A. Anterior dislocation of right humerus, initial encounter. 1  S43.014A is a specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to specify a diagnosis.  Reimbursement claims with a date of service on or after October 1, 2015 require the use of ICD-10-CM codes.


2018 ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code S43.014A
Anterior dislocation of right humerus, initial encounter. 1  S43.014A is a specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to specify a diagnosis. 2  Reimbursement claims with a date of service on or after October 1, 2015 require the use of ICD-10-CM codes.  This is the American ICD-10-CM version of S43.014A.


Drying Foods
Foods can be dried in the sun, in an oven or in a food dehydrator by using the right combination. of warm temperatures, low humidity and air current. In drying, warm temperatures cause the moisture to evaporate. Low humidity allows moisture to. move quickly from the food to the air.


How to Dehydrate or Dry Apricots
To dry apricots in the oven, set the temperature to 140 F and place the apricots on wire cooling racks lined with cheesecloth. Prop open the oven door and place a fan near the opening to encourage good circulation. Dry for 24 to 36 hours. Keep children and pets away from your oven during the drying process.


How to Dry Fruit, Step by Step
Place fruit directly on racks or first spread 100 percent cotton sheet or cheesecloth over oven racks. Preheat oven to 145 degrees, propping door open with wooden spoon to allow steam to escape. Allow 4 to 12 hours to dry the fruit. Food should be dry but pliable when cool.


Dehydrating Apricots
How to Dehydrate Apricots. If using frozen apricots, ignore steps 1, 2 and 3. First, prepare your fresh apricots by washing them, cut them in half, and remove the pits. Next we will syrup-blanch the apricots by preparing a mixture of one cup of sugar, 1 cup of light corn syrup, and 2 cups of water. Bring it to a boil then add no more than 2 pounds of prepared fruit to the pan and simmer gently for around 10 minutes. Let them cool in the syrup in the pan, for a good half hour. Lightly rinse with clean cold water. Arrange the apricots on your dehydrator trays, making sure they don't overlap.


How to Dry Fruit, Step by Step
Put slices in a steamer (or a colander suspended in a pot of boiling water) for five minutes then place fruit in ice water to stop the cooking. Drain and dry on towels. Mix 1 box of powdered pectin with 1 cup water. Boil together for 1 minute, then add Â½ cup sugar and enough cold water to make 2 cups.


Dehydrating Apricots
Intro: Dehydrating Apricots. Apricots are Yummy. Fresh or dehydrated, they contain Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Potasium, Fiber and many other great things for you. In fact, my mom was just telling me yesterday ... Step 1: Selecting Apricots. Make sure you don't use Apricots that are still too green or are over ripe.


Drying Foods
Drying foods is simple, safe. and easy to learn. With modern food dehydrators, fruit leathers, banana chips and beef jerky. can all be dried year round at home. How Drying Preserves Food. Drying removes the moisture from the food so bacteria, yeast and mold cannot grow and spoil. the food.


How to Dehydrate or Dry Apricots
Shake the jars daily for two weeks. If you notice any condensation, dry the apricots for an hour or so more at 140 F before placing them back in the jars to condition again for two weeks. Once thoroughly dry, store the dried apricots in resealable plastic bags.


How to Dry Fruit, Step by Step
Put slices in a steamer (or a colander suspended in a pot of boiling water) for five minutes then place fruit in ice water to stop the cooking. Drain and dry on towels. Ascorbic acid dip (all fruits) 2 tbsp ascorbic acid or 5 1-gram crushed vitamin C tabs and 1 quart water.


How to Sun Dry Fruit
Prevent oxidation, or darkening of the fruit, after slicing. Dip the fruit in salt water. Use 6 tablespoons of pickling salt to 1 gallon (3.5 liters) of water. Drain and dry the fruit. Blanch apples or apricots by steaming the slices for 5 minutes, and then putting them in ice cold water. Thoroughly drain and dry the fruit. Make a honey dip for peaches, pineapples or bananas by mixing 1 cup sugar, 3 cups water and 1 cup honey. Combine warm water, pineapple juice and lemon juice for a juice dip.


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How big is Miniature Schnauzer? They are about 8-13 inches in height and 10-16 pounds, unless under or over weight This is an incorrect answer. According to the breed standard, Miniature Schnauzers are 12 -â¦ 14 inches, anything under or over are faults.


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How big does a miniature labradoodle usually get? Miniature Labradoodles get from 15 to 18 inches and 20 to 30 pounds.Medium Labradoodles get from 18 to 21 inches and 30 to 45 pounds.Standerd Labradoodles get to 21 inches andâ¦ over, generally over 50 pounds. 4 people found this useful.


French Bulldogs
The French Bulldog is a small breed of dog with a study bone structure, a large square head and distinctive bat ears. The âFrenchieâ was originally bred to be a companion dog and it is still popular as a pet. It is an indoor dog which does not require a lot of exercise.


French Bulldog
Highlights French Bulldogs do not need a lot of exercise, but they do need daily walks to keep them at a healthy weight. French Bulldogs do not handle heat very well and need to be monitored on hot days to ensure that they don't overexert themselves. French Bulldogs can be easy to train, but they can also be stubborn.


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How big do they get? Miniature Bulldog should be between 30-40 lbs, but some get bigger when they get older. The height is approximately 12-14 inches (measured from the floor to the top of their shoulders) and the length is between 17 and 24 inches. A healthy Miniature Bulldog will live 10 or more years.


French Bulldogs
Finding the right french bulldog puppy can be really hard, but puppy find provides a convenient and really easy choosing / purchasing the right french bulldog puppy/puppies for you and your family, 24 hrs a day/ 7 days a week.


French Bulldog
Created in England to be a miniature Bulldog, he accompanied English lacemakers to France, where he acquired his Frenchie moniker. Besides being a companion, he once served as an excellent ratter, but today his job focuses on being a fabulous family friend and show dog.


French Bulldog
Heâs a rare dog breed, so expect to put in some time on a waiting list before youâre able to bring one home. Everything French Bulldog Puppies! See below for complete list of French Bulldog characteristics! Additional articles you will be interested in: Adoption.


French Bulldogs
The French Bulldog is a very small breed, even when fully grown. Being only a few inches taller than the Chihuahua the French Bulldog is 11 - 12 inches high at the shoulder (when fully grown).Puppies are incredibly small and do not grow at a fast pace, they stay small for up to half a year and then â¦.


The Prisoners' Dilemma
(Be careful, however, of how this works for negative numbers, since -5, for example, is greater than -20!). The prisoners' dilemma is a very popular example of a two-person game of strategic interaction, and it's a common introductory example in many game theory textbooks.


What is the 'Prisoner's Dilemma'
DEFINITION of 'Prisoner's Dilemma'. A paradox in decision analysis in which two individuals acting in their own best interest pursue a course of action that does not result in the ideal outcome. The typical prisoner's dilemma is set up in such a way that both parties choose to protect themselves at the expense of the other participant.


prisoner's dilemma
Scenario where cooperation and trust wins and blind pursuit of self-interest loses. It is illustrated by the problem faced by two accomplices locked in separate cells.


The Prisoners' Dilemma
In the table above, the first number in each box refers to the outcome for player 1 and the second number represents the outcome for player 2. These numbers represent just one of many sets of numbers that are consistent with the prisoners' dilemma setup. 1 of 4 Show All.


They Finally Tested The 'Prisoner's Dilemma' On Actual Prisoners â And The Results Were Not What You Would Expect
As for the difference between student and prisoner behavior, you'd expect that a prison population might be more jaded and distrustful, and therefore more likely to defect. The results went exactly the other way for the simultaneous game, only 37% of students cooperated. Inmates cooperated 56% of the time.


What is the 'Prisoner's Dilemma'
A true prisoner's dilemma is typically played only once; otherwise it is classified as an iterated prisoner's dilemma.


prisoner's dilemma
If both know that the other will not be selfish and will take the collective interest into consideration, neither will confess and serve one year in jail. Otherwise, where one cannot depend on the other, both have no choice but to confess and serve five years. It is an example of non zero sum game.


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The prisoner's dilemma showed us everyone's true colors and we were able to conclude that most people acted selfishly in the experiment. 4 people found this helpful. I talked with my friend about the prisoner's dilemma and how important it was that he avoid being selfish and focus on the team instead.


They Finally Tested The 'Prisoner's Dilemma' On Actual Prisoners â And The Results Were Not What You Would Expect
The basic version goes like this: Two criminals are arrested, but police can't convict either on the primary charge, so they plan to sentence them to a year in jail on a lesser charge. Each of the prisoners, who can't communicate with each other, are given the option of testifying against their partner. If they testify, and their partner remains silent, the partner gets three years and they go free. If they both testify, both get two.


The Prisoners' Dilemma
For a two-player game, a Nash equilibrium is an outcome where player 2's strategy is the best response to player 1's strategy and player 1's strategy is a best response to player 2's strategy. Finding the Nash equilibrium via this principle can be illustrated on the table of outcomes.


Top 10 Insurance Companies in the World 2014
Financial companies provide a variety of services to the customers. However, some of the biggest financial services which individuals seek is insurance for thir families, property, and even life. Here is a list of top 10 insurance companies in the world in 2014 based on their Market Capitalization (measured in USD for 1st quarter 2014). 10. Zurich Insurance:


Largest Insurance Companies in the World
Worldâs Largest Insurance Companies. That said; AM Best (insurance company ratings) recently released their list of the worldâs largest insurers in 2009 (the most recent data available), ranked by assets.


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The company went public in 1988 and became one of the largest publically-traded PC makers in the world. Dell became one of the largest privately held companies in the country after Michael Dell and private equity firm Silver Lake Partners bought back the publicly traded shares in 2013.


Largest Insurance Companies in the World
American International Group, Inc (AIG) was the largest U.S insurance company, and the third largest in the world. Looks like the government bailout helped them stay alive with $847,585,000,000 in assets on their books.


The 10 Largest Privately Held Companies in America
However, as all of the insurance companies on this list have been around for nearly 100 years or more, access to capital is not a major issue.To identify the largest private companies, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed the 100 U.S. private companies with the largest annual revenue figures from PrivCo.


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> Revenue: $55 billion> Number of employees: 20,975>Headquarters: Chicago, Illinois> Industry: InsuranceThe Health Care Service Corporation is the largest policyholder-owned health insurance company and the fourth largest overall provider of health insurance in the country, according to the company.


The 10 Largest Privately Held Companies in America
While often the largest public companies are recognizable, some of the largest private companies are far less known. For example, privately owned Cargill, a large conglomerate heavily involved in agricultural and food production, had revenues of nearly $135 billion in 2014.


Largest Insurance Companies in the World
These rankings do not evaluate the insurers by the number of policies they have in-force or by customer satisfaction rankings. Letâs look at a few of the highlights of the list. Topping the list is a Japanese company, Japan Post Insurance Co Ltd, with $1,095,621,460,000 in assets.


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Publix is the second largest privately owned employer on our list with just under 168,000 employees. The company has 1,099 store locations, operating in five Southeastern states. Most of the locations are in Florida, where the company has 759 stores and makes up about 40% of the stateâs grocery store market.


Largest Insurance Companies in the World
A total of five U.S. insurers made the top 25 largest insurers in the world, including Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc and Warren Buffetâs Berkshire Hathaway (which includes GEICO).


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Four indoor parks make a lot of happy. Four-legged friends will bask in one of four custom built indoor dog parks at Sniff. Pups are assigned into playgroups according to size and personality match. Our Sniff members provide supervision and oodles of love.


What is Assisted Living? Assisted living is a senior housing option
Resident lives in a licensed home occupied by the owner or operator. Resident receives supervised nursing care on a daily basis from a written plan of care. Resident receives assistance with medications or receives medication administration by a nurse. Resident must be free of communicable diseases and does not require 24 hour nursing care or inpatient. hospital care.


Inhalants - sniffing or chuffing
Inhalants are chemicals that people sniff (or 'choof'). Most of the people who sniff inhalants are young, often under 14 years old, because they are too young to buy alcohol or more expensive drugs. Young people can be very badly harmed by inhalants.


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Guests participating in Day Stay will enjoy their own private room in either a Standard Room, Junior or View Suite for the day with either two group play sessions or two outings to stretch their legs, get fresh air and take a potty break. Call for discounts on Day Stay packages.


Sniff Test (Chest Fluoroscopy)
The sniff test is a fluoroscopic exam used to check how the diaphragm (the muscle that controls breathing) moves during activities such as breathing normally and inhaling rapidly. Your diaphragm normally moves down when you inhale, and up when you exhale.


Inhalants - sniffing or chuffing
Inhalants are breathed in (sniffed) through the nose or mouth. Some young people breathe them from a plastic bag-this is very dangerous, as plastic can suck onto the face and cause the person to suffocate (ie. die from lack of air).


Inhalants - sniffing or chuffing
Kids who 'sniff' may start inhaling because: 1  they like the feelings they get when they use the drugs. 2  they are bored and don't know what to do to feel good. 3  they think it's 'cool'. 4  there is peer group pressure. 5  they want to look 'tough' in front of mates. 6  they find it exciting to be 'out of control'.


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Day Stay is an alternative to daycare for guests who prefer less play time in the park or for less social pups who require individual time with a Sniff team member instead.


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Making changes in your lifestyle is one of the most important things you can do to prevent another heart attack, heart disease and stroke. Avoid Tobacco â As a nonsmoker, you can go so many places and enjoy so many experiences that were off limits to you as a smoker.


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Making changes in your lifestyle is one of the most important things you can do to prevent another heart attack, heart disease and stroke. The ABCs of prevention are: Avoid Tobacco â As a nonsmoker, you can go so many places and enjoy so many experiences that were off limits to you as a smoker.


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A cardiac arrest is an emergency. If you witness a cardiac arrest, you can increase the personâs chances of survival by phoning 999 immediately and giving CPR. CPR means: chest compression (pumping the heart by external cardiac massage), to keep the circulation going until the ambulance arrives and.


Recover Heart Attack with Repairing Cardiac Tissue by Heart Patch, Showing Hope
Recover Heart Attack with Repairing Cardiac Tissue by Heart Patch, Showing Hope. The most common causes of heart failure are hypertension (high blood pressure) and coronary artery disease. Uncontrolled high blood pressure, or hypertension, can cause a heart attack but it is also a major cause of heart failure even in the absence of an attack. In fact, about 75 percent of cases of heart failure start with hypertension. A heart attack is an injury to the heart muscle caused by a loss of blood supply. It usually occurs when a blood clot blocks the flow of blood through a coronary artery â a blood vessel that feeds blood to a part of the heart muscle.


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Rest is important after a heart attack, but it's just as important for you to participate in recreation and social events and to begin making physical activity a part of your daily life. In many cases doctors will recommend that survivors get more physical activity than they got before their heart attack.


Cardiac arrest
It is possible to survive and recover from a cardiac arrest, if you get the right treatment quickly. VF can sometimes be corrected by giving an electric shock through the chest wall, by using a device called a defibrillator.


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Most heart attack patients go back to work within two weeks to three months depending on the severity of the heart attack. Your doctor will determine when you can go back and if your current job is suitable for a person who has had a heart attack.


The Advantages of Incentive Plans
Related Articles. Incentive plans are tools used by small-business owners to encourage, recognize and reward exceptional performance in their employees. Incentive plans typically surpass standard salary and benefit agreements and usually are given in the form of cash bonuses, extra paid vacation days or gift items of non-monetary value.


Benefits Of Employee Incentive Programs
Benefits Of Employee Incentive Programs. Businesses often use employee incentive programs to increase profit for the company. But it does not end there. Employee incentive programs also pave way for employees to exceed their current status of just another hired employee. And because of this, an employee incentive program is a great tool to make your business work and your employees happy. Here are some of the benefits of an employee incentive program.


Finding Success with Progress-Based Health Incentives
The PPACA acknowledges that improving employee health is essential to changing the health status of American workers and improving workforce productivity. The legislation shows that Congress recognizes that financial incentives can increase participation in employee health management programs.


Employee Incentives and Benefits
The employee share plans section covers options, restricted stock, RSUs and tax advantaged plans in all the jurisdictions in which we have employee incentives capability. The content is updated regularly by practitioners in our international employee incentives and benefits group.


Want to Boost Employee Productivity? Offer an Incentive
Offer an Incentive. When it comes to recognizing your employees' efforts, most workers need a little bit more than a virtual pat on the back from the boss to stay motivated. That's why many employers choose to implement incentive programs to keep their staff engaged and working hard. Offering rewards like gift cards, extra time off and free lunch isn't just a nice thing to do for your employees â it's great for businesses in the long run, too.


The Advantages of Incentive Plans
Most incentive plans are tied to earnings. The more revenue an employee generates for a business, the more he is rewarded through his incentive plan. Businesses providing incentive plans have the advantage of seeing their bottom line rise in direct proportion to the sales their employees generate.


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Provider of benefit. Youâre the provider of a fringe benefit if it is provided for services performed for you. Youâre considered the provider of a fringe benefit even if a third party, such as your client or customer, provides the benefit to your employee for services the employee performs for you.


Employee Incentives and Benefits
Employee Incentives and Benefits. Overview. Our highly-rated Employee Incentives and Benefits team design, draft and implement employee share plans and other incentive arrangements and we advise on the incentives aspects of corporate transactions for a wide range of clients from multi-national corporates to private companies and individuals.


Employee compensation: Salary, wages, incentives and commissions
Employee compensation: Salary, wages, incentives and commissions. Compensation describes the cash rewards paid to employees in exchange for the services they provide. It may include base salary, wages, incentives and/or commission. Total compensation includes cash rewards as well as any other company benefits. Compensation strategy.


'Brain on Fire:' Rare disease causes woman to suffer hallucinations, paranoia and memory loss
Mind and Body. 'Brain on Fire:' Rare disease causes woman to suffer hallucinations, paranoia and memory loss. I stare at the doctorâs cheekbones and pretty olive skin. I stare harder, harder, harder still. Her face swirls before me.


Brain on Fire
Brain on Fire. Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness is a 2012 New York Times Bestselling autobiography by New York Post writer Susannah Cahalan. It was first published on November 13, 2012 through Free Press in hardback, and was later reprinted in paperback by Simon & Schuster after the two companies merged. The book details Cahalan's struggle with a rare autoimmune disease and her recovery. 1 Synopsis.


'Brain on Fire:' Rare disease causes woman to suffer hallucinations, paranoia and memory loss
The previous scene is an excerpt from Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness, and just one of many hallucinations Susannah Cahalan experienced in 2009 during her month-long hospital stay, in which she was diagnosed with a rare neurological autoimmune disease, known as anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis.


When the brain is under attack
By 2007 he had described 12 patients, and the disease had a name: âanti-NMDA receptor encephalitis.â. For decades, physicians including Joseph Coyle, a psychiatry professor at Harvardâs McLean Hospital in Belmont, have hypothesized that poor functioning of the NMDA receptor plays a role in schizophrenia.


When the brain is under attack
The disease typically strikes young women, but also can affect men and children. It can begin subtly, with a change in behavior, often after a headache or flu-like illness. Symptoms worsen to include agitation, paranoia, delusions, or hallucinations. Then seizures begin. Psychosis worsens.


'Brain on Fire:' Rare disease causes woman to suffer hallucinations, paranoia and memory loss
Cahalan was the 217th person to be diagnosed with anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis, an autoimmune disease. Her bodyâs immune system created harmful antibodies, that attacked the NMDA receptors in the brain, which are vital to learning and behavior.


Susannah Cahalan: 'What I remember most vividly are the fear and anger'
Susannah Cahalan: 'What I remember most vividly are the fear and anger'. The New Yorker was 24 when she fell seriously ill with a mystery condition. She was lucky: a neurologist recognised the symptoms and she recovered. Here she tells how she pieced together her terrifying ordeal to write a remarkable memoir. Susannah Cahalan, photographed near her home in Union City, New Jersey. In 2009, Susannah Cahalan was 24 years old and living the kind of New York life that young women who have watched too much Sex and the City dream about. She had the go-getting job as a news reporter on the city's tabloid New York Post.


Brain on Fire by Susannah Cahalan - review
Brain on Fire by Susannah Cahalan - review. Paranoid hallucinations: Susannah Cahalan was lucky to find a sensitive doctor who listened to her. One morning, Susannah Cahalan woke from dreams of bedbugs to find two red dots on the main vein in one arm. She called an exterminator to comb through her Manhattan apartment; he found nothing at all. But bedbugs had been in the news, and danced insistently through her mind, and she could not believe him.


Brain on Fire
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness is a 2012 New York Times Bestselling autobiography by New York Post writer Susannah Cahalan.


When the brain is under attack
Susannah Cahalan was a young New York Post reporter when she started to forget assignments. She became fixated on the idea that her home was infested with bedbugs. Paranoid and irrational, she laughed and cried inappropriately, moods rocketing from euphoria to intense sadness. She thought it must be stress, or the flu.


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Get Air Columbus trampoline park has exactly what you need in order to keep everyone active and your stress levels down! Grab some friends and head to our trampoline park in Hilliard, OH. While the kids enjoy the 42,000 square feet of indoor craziness you can relax in our excellent restaurant on the second floor.


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Don't be! Our restaurant was designed with the parents in mind by offering a view of all the fun your kids are having in the family fun center below! Checkout Boulevard Grill inside the park here! When it comes to family entertainment our amusement and trampoline park knows exactly how to bring on the fun!


The New Workout You HAVE to Try
Try This At Home If you donât live near a trampoline park (see our list of several bigger ones below), you can still hop on this trend by picking up a mini rebounder like the Pure Fun 40â Mini Trampoline, $49.99, SportsAuthority.com.


The New Workout You HAVE to Try
Once you build up the strength, go ahead and turn each raise into a bounce off of the trampoline. [[{type:media,fid:809081,attributes:[]}]] 2. Hurdlers Jump straight up with one knee tucking into your chest and the other straightening below you. Alternate legs with each jump.


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Children under the age of 2 will not be allowed on any trampolines in the trampoline park, but are welcome to watch from our mezzanine or floor levels with close supervision by an adult (must be at least 16 years of age). Thank you for your interest in Absolute Air Park!


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Urban Air Trampoline & Adventure Park Announces North Dallas, TX Location. Located at 14902 Preston Rd., Suite 1100, Dallas, TX 75240, Urban Air North Dallas will feature 25,000 square feet of cutting edge attractions for trampoline and adventure park entertainment, andâ¦.


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All former patrons of the Bellevue Sky High Sports are invited to visit Absolute Air Park, located just 45 minutes north of Seattle in Arlington. Absolute Air Park is a 17,000 square foot indoor trampoline park newly opened in June of 2011!


The New Workout You HAVE to Try
If hitting the gym is your idea of torture, these classes are perfect for youâtheyâre designed to be way more fun than your typical workout. But even if youâre a fitness junkie, trampoline routines are still worth a try: Theyâre a great way to switch things up and add some novelty to your regular regimen.


Massage
Massage used in the medical field includes decongestive therapy used for lymphedema which can be used in conjunction with the treatment of breast cancer. Light massage is also used in pain management and palliative care.


Massage and Physical Therapy Schools, Jobs and Career Information
Massage therapists, occupational therapists, and physical therapists are associated with the healthcare industry. Professionals in each of these occupations specialize in treating painful ailments, decompressing tired and overworked muscles, reducing stress, rehabilitating sports injuries, and promoting general health.


Massage
In Mexico massage therapists, called  sobadores , combine massage using oil or lotion with a form of acupuncture and faith. Sobadores are used to relieve digestive system problems as well as knee and back pain. Many of these therapists work out of the back of a truck, with just a curtain for privacy.


Massage and Physical Therapy Schools, Jobs and Career Information
Postsecondary education is a requirement for many of the careers within the physical therapy and massage industry. The following table uses BLS data to outline the different degree and certificate options in this field and what kind of career they may help you qualify for:


Why do physical therapists give massages?
A National Academy of Sports Medicine answered. Physical therapists use massage, a form of manual therapy, as one treatment component for their patients. Manual therapy is an excellent way to reduce pain and inflammation, increase range of motion, and correct postural or movement imbalances.


The Top 10 Things You Did Not Know About Physical Therapy
If you tell your physical therapist that you canât do an exercise, we will find a way to ensure that you can. 3. When a physical therapist tells you they are going to massage a muscle, it may not feel like the nice relaxing massage you get at the spa. Massage performed in therapy is to decrease tightness and tone and to improve tissue mobility of a specific muscle that may be very inflamed or the source of joint pain.


The Top 10 Things You Did Not Know About Physical Therapy
Here are the top 10 things you may not know about physical therapy. 10. Physical therapists can work in a variety of settings such as hospitals, outpatient clinics, private practices, home health agencies, schools, nursing homes, and even the Emergency Room. 9. In addition to working in different settings, there are different types of physical therapy.


Massage
Until the 1970s, nurses used massage to reduce pain and aid sleep. The massage therapy industry is continuously increasing, with a projected 19% increase between 2008 and 2009. U.S. consumers spend between $4 and $6 billion on visits to massage therapists, as of 2009.


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Guano (via Spanish, ultimately from the Quechua wanu) is the excrement of seabirds, cave-dwelling bats, pinnipeds, or (in English usage) birds in general.nleached guano from favored locales, such as the Chincha Islands off the coast of Peru, typically contains 8 to 16 percent nitrogen (the majority of which is uric acid), 8 to 12 percent equivalent phosphoric acid, and 2 to 3 percent equivalent potash.


What is guano?
Guano is the original old-fashioned manure. The word guano originated from the Quichua language of the Inca civilization and means the droppings of seabirds. It is a misnomer to refer to bat dung as guano. As the word is used today, guano describes both bat and seabird manure.The most famous guano was that used by the Inca.The guano would collect on the rainless islands and coast of Peru.Atmospheric conditions insured a minimal loss of nutrients.t is a misnomer to refer to bat dung as guano. As the word is used today, guano describes both bat and seabird manure. The most famous guano was that used by the Inca. The guano would collect on the rainless islands and coast of Peru. Atmospheric conditions insured a minimal loss of nutrients.


How To Use Bat Guano As A Fertilizer
How to Use Bat Guano as a Fertilizer. As a fertilizer, bat dung can be used as top dressing, worked into the soil, or made into tea and used with regular watering practices. Bat guano can be used fresh or dried.Typically, this fertilizer is applied in smaller quantities than other types of manure.s a fertilizer, bat dung can be used as top dressing, worked into the soil, or made into tea and used with regular watering practices. Bat guano can be used fresh or dried. Typically, this fertilizer is applied in smaller quantities than other types of manure.


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Full Definition of GUANO. : a fertilizer containing the accumulated excrement of seabirds or bats; broadly: excrement especially of seabirds or bats. See guano defined for English-language learners.See guano defined for kids.ADVERTISEMENT.ull Definition of GUANO. : a fertilizer containing the accumulated excrement of seabirds or bats; broadly: excrement especially of seabirds or bats. See guano defined for English-language learners. See guano defined for kids. ADVERTISEMENT.


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Mining guano in the Chincha Islands off the central coast of Peru c. 1860. Advertisement for guano, 1884. The word guano originates from the Andean indigenous language Quechua, which in its original usage refers to any form of dung used as an agricultural fertilizer.nleached guano from favored locales, such as the Chincha Islands off the coast of Peru, typically contains 8 to 16 percent nitrogen (the majority of which is uric acid), 8 to 12 percent equivalent phosphoric acid, and 2 to 3 percent equivalent potash.