Donald Trump Will See You in Court...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 Heâs the worst. 12 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Youâre disgusting. 16 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 Heâs the worst. 12 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Youâre disgusting. 16 Heâs the worst. 12 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 Heâs the worst. 12 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 Heâs the worst. 12 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 Heâs the worst. 12 Youâre disgusting. 16  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 Heâs the worst. 12  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 Heâs the worst. 12 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 Youâre disgusting. 16 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 Youâre disgusting. 16 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 Heâs the worst. 12 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 Youâre disgusting. 16 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 Heâs the worst. 12 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 Heâs the worst. 12 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 Heâs the worst. 12 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 Heâs the worst. 12 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 Youâre disgusting. 16 Heâs the worst. 12 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 Heâs the worst. 12 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 Youâre disgusting. 16 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 Heâs the worst. 12  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Heâs the worst. 12 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 Youâre disgusting. 16 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 Heâs the worst. 12 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 Heâs the worst. 12 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Heâs the worst. 12 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 Youâre disgusting. 16 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 Heâs the worst. 12 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 Youâre disgusting. 16 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 Heâs the worst. 12 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 Heâs the worst. 12 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 Heâs the worst. 12 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 Youâre disgusting. 16 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 This would have been really successful, and they donât want that. It would have helped everybody. 13 Probably should have settled it, but I just canât do that. Mentally I canât do it. Iâd rather spend a lot more money and fight it. 5 The town council of Palm Beach should be ashamed of itself. 1 ...thereâs a hostility towards me by the judgeâtremendous hostilityâbeyond beliefâI believe he happens to be Spanish, which is fineâheâs Hispanic, which is fine, and we havenât asked for recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge whoâs very hostile. 7 Heâs the worst. 12 Theyâre fining me for putting up the American flag. This is probably a first in United States history. 2 Rosieâs a loser. A real loser. I look forward to taking lots of money from my nice fat little Rosie. 18 Do you even know what youâre doing? 17  [The lawyer] did a terrible job against me, she lost (I even got legal fees). I loved beating her, she was easy. 15 ...classic case of buyerâs remorse. 10 ...she is a horrible, horrible, witness. 6 Youâre disgusting. 16 ...it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. 3 ...itâs a sleazebag law firm that does these class action cases... 8 We have complaints. It looks cheap and tacky and lousy. Weâre very unhappy. 11 This is the result of gross incompetence on the part of the state of New York. 14 She suffers from a thing called loserâs remorse. She lost. 9 Iâve won much of it, itâs a peanut case. [...] This is just people wanting to get their money back. 4
Trump gets sued simply because âheâs a tremendously successful business person who speaks his mind and doesnât easily cave to threats and litigation,â said Alan Garten, general counsel for the Trump Organization. The 72 cases count only federal lawsuits against Trump himself, not those filed against his companies.


5 of Donald Trump's craziest lawsuits
Long before he was on the political stage, though, Trump spent plenty of time in another contentious arenaâthe court room. The Donald has filed many, many lawsuits over the years, but here are five of the strangest and most mystifying. Donald Trump, August 1987, New York CityPhotograph by Joe McNally â Getty Images.


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The Donald has filed many, many lawsuits over the years, but here are five of the strangest and most mystifying. 1  Donald Trump, August 1987, New York CityPhotograph by Joe McNally â Getty Images.


Legal affairs of Donald Trump
In 2008, Trump filed a $100 million lawsuit for alleged fraud and civil rights violations against the California city of Rancho Palos Verdes, over thwarted luxury home development and expansion plans upon part of a landslide-prone golf course in the area, which was purchased by Trump in 2002 for $27 million.


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Cook the trout for 4 to 6 minutes. Once the trout turns light brown on the bottom side, carefully turn it over with a spatula and continue cooking on the other side. 1  Each side should only cook for 2 to 3 minutes. 2  Test the fish for doneness by flaking it with a fork.


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1 Place a few slices of lemon and 2 sprigs of parsley in the middle of each trout, then seperatly wrap each trout with aluminum foil and bake in the oven for 15 minutes or until the fish are cooked.


Human Physiology/Print Version
It is very good but the beauty is you can also add a lot of other seasonings to it. Found one today where they suggested bay leaves and another where it was stuffed inside with onions and carrots and garlic. Think if you keep it fresh, the flavors on the brighter side, the better off you are.


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Tweet. Sometimes the most flavorful dishes are the easiest. Oven Baked Trout is definitely one of them. Over the weekend Adam and I were craving seafood (quite a common occurrence for Adam), so we went into our local grocery store and took a look at what the seafood counter had to offer.


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Transfer the fish to your prepared baking sheet. Place the fish on the prepared baking sheet and sprinkle it with a little salt and pepper. 1  If you are uncertain about how much salt and pepper to start with, try 1/4 tsp (1.25 ml) salt and 1/8 tsp (0.625 ml) pepper.


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The trout sounds great, and surprisingly simple to make Maybe one day I will try to make one of these recipes, but in the meantime, when are you making this for me! P.S. I am not surprised you didnât want to clean the fish haha.


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Then, rub the fish inside and out with some olive oil and lightly season with salt and pepper, add some slices of lemon and a few sprigs of parsley, wrap the fish in aluminum foil and bake in the oven.


Civics & Economics Chapter 4
It is the power of a court to determine the constitutionality of government action. It was established in the Supreme court case of Marbury vs. Madison 1803.


Civics & Economics Chapter 4
Limited Government. Government can only do those things the people have given it the power to do. Government must be conducted according to constitutional principles. Officers of government are not above the law.


I know youâre not supposed to sleep in a tampon if you sleep more than 8 hours, but what would I do if I ONLY use tampons? Is it okay to go over the 8 hour limit by say 15 minutes?
Um, this is an awesome question. High five for asking it. So, as long as you donât have one single tampon in for any longer than 8 hours, youâre set and good to go. There isnât a time limit on how long you can use tampons in general, simply a time limit on how long you should use one single tampon before changing it out. As a mom, I advise my girls to listen closely to the advice of health experts like our Real Answers panelist Sandy Knauf.


How dangerous is it really to leave a tampon in overnight?
(1) You must already have the particular strain of Staph in your system, which only around 1 in 5 women do. (2) You must leave a tampon in for an exceedingly long period of time- the boxes say 8 hours to be extremely safe, but it's rare for TSS to occur in someone who left them in less than 18 hours. (3) Usually a person is immunocompromised already BEFORE the issue occurs, making you more likely to get sick.


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Maybe you don't have anyone to talk to about your period, or perhaps you're simply uncomfortable bringing it up to your parents. Whatever the reason, figuring out how to insert a tampon by yourself can be tough. But fear not, help is here! This article will walk you through how to painlessly use tampons.


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The TSS scare came from women wearing them for several days or even a week without changing. TSS is indeed possible but with good hygiene (washing w soap & water daily) plus regularly extracting & replacing tampons it should not be a worry. I always try to replace at least every 12 hours.


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Toxic shock syndrome can happen to anyone â men, women, and children. Although it can be serious, it's a very rare illness. If you're concerned about toxic shock syndrome, the smartest thing you can do is to read and learn about it, then take some precautions.


How to Use a Tampon
Buy tampons with applicators. Tampons come in two basic types: with applicators, or a plastic tube that will help you push the tampon up into the vagina. Having the help of an applicator will make life easier when you're first learning, so choose a box that includes them.


How dangerous is it really to leave a tampon in overnight?
It is fine to wear a tampon of proper absorbency overnight if it is changed promptly in the morning. The number of TSS cases in the US last year were unbelievably small- just 24 people, and that included cases from open wounds and burns, not just tampons.


I know youâre not supposed to sleep in a tampon if you sleep more than 8 hours, but what would I do if I ONLY use tampons? Is it okay to go over the 8 hour limit by say 15 minutes?
Recently, she answered a question very similar to yours. She advised that longer wear is associated with problems like irritation, tearing, and infections; including toxic shock syndrome (TSS). Plan on changing your tampon every four to eight hours for the safest and most reliable protection.


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See last page of guide for further explanation of APA Style. Website, organization or association as author, no date. Notes: If no date is available, write (n.d.). When the author is an organization, be sure to fully list the. organization name. The organization name becomes the author.


Piano Moving Costs
Some Upright piano models are almost 4 feet tall and weigh in between 600 and 800 pounds. It takes several people to move an Upright; for large models, movers may have to remove your door for sufficient space to maneuver the piano through. Moving costs range from $195 to approximately $320.


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Upright pianos are the big brother to the studio piano. These towering apparatuses are over 45 inches tall, and weigh 600 to 800 pounds. The tallest ones are sometimes called upright grand pianos. Several men are required to make a successful move of one of these. Sometimes it even becomes necessary to remove doors and walls to place the piano where it needs to be. The cost of this service can be from $196 to $318.


Piano Moving Costs
In order to calculate the cost of moving a piano, your mover will need to know what type of piano you have, i.e.an Upright or Grand piano. If you describe your piano as âstandardâ or âregular,â it doesnât provide your mover with sufficient information to give you an accurate quote.


Piano Cost
1 A piano bench may be included, or might add $50-$500; some grand-piano benches can be $2,000 or more.  If you've narrowed your search to a specific used piano, having it evaluated by a qualified piano tuner-technician costs about $70-$150.


Piano Cost
A baby grand (less than 6 feet long) starts around $4,000-$8,000 from little-known manufacturers but can run $10,000-$24,000 or more for a high-end brand like Steinway; a grand piano (6-9 feet) is $10,000-$40,000 or more; and a concert grand (9 feet or longer) costs $30,000-$80,000 and up.


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Studio grand pianos are larger than baby grandâs, and used in studios where music is recorded. Sought by musicians for their rich sound, they are difficult to move, and will usually remain in the same setting for many years. The cost to move one of these fine pianos can be from $255 to $413.


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A parlor grand piano is one of the larger pianos. Ranging in length from five feet six inches to almost seven feet, they have long strings that produce clear vibrant tones. A parlor grand can weigh 900 pounds and take considerable time to prepare for a move. The cost of this service runs from $414 to $657. Pianos are specialized instruments that require experienced professionals to move. If you have a studio upright or a parlor grand, it can save time and money to hire a professional service to transfer your precious work of art.


Piano Moving Costs
â¢ Local moves may cost anywhere between $125 to $600, depending on the piano type and size and the amount of stairs or other obstacles involved. â¢ Long distance national moves average between $700 to $2,000, depending on distance and difficulty of moving.


Piano Moving Costs
Hiring a professional piano mover to transport your instrument smoothly and safely is well worth the piano moving cost. Upright pianos can weigh as much as 800 pounds and grand pianos can exceed 1,000 pounds, depending on the make and model of your product. Entrusting your piano to anyone less than a specialty mover can put it at risk of serious damage.


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Drop Off If your mail item weighs 13 ounces or less, and you have affixed correct postage, you can drop it into a blue collection box. If your item weighs more than 13 ounces, and you have affixed postage stamps, you must take it to an employee at the retail counter of a Post Office.


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This service is free of charge, regardless of the number of packages you are sending. Whether it is a one-time event or multiple shipments, you can plan your pick-up schedule up to three months in the future. Visit www.usps.com/pickup for additional information or to schedule a pickup now.


Current Stamp Price
If more than 13 ounces, see Priority Mail (footnote #4).4. For weights over 3.5 ounces, see Large Envelopes prices.5. The card price applies to each single or double postcard when originally mailed; reply half of double postcard must be designed for reply mail purposes only.6.


USPS 2016 Postage Rates for U.S. Postal Stamps
The United States Postal Service will have a postage rate change effective January 27, 2013. All of our custom stamps are now available at the new 2013 rates. All stamps on a sheet (20 stamps) must have the same design and postage value, but you can order as many different sheets as you want. We do not offer custom postage denominations at this time.


How much is us postage for a square envelope?
The aspect ratio is the width divided by the height; square envelopes have an aspect ratio of 1, which is less than minimum 1.3 required. There are other conditions as well, but even if multiple criteria are met, only a single surcharge is charged.


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Tips and Tools for Measuring maximum size for Letters 11-1/2 long x 6-1/8highLarge Envelopes exceed one of the letter size maximum dimensions. Once a piece of mail exceeds the maximum length, height, or thickness of one shape, it automatically gets classified as the next largest shape.


United Kingdom
Learn more at www.usps.com/business/online-postage.htm Post Office Boxes A Post Office box is a great way to receive mail where and when itâs most convenient for you. P.O. Box service is provided in 3-, 6-, or 12-month prepaid periods. You can rent a P.O. box online at www.usps.com or at most Post Offices.


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Biological therapy is thus any form of treatment that uses the body's natural abilities that constitute the immune system to fight infection and disease or to protect the body from some of the side effects of treatment.tanercept (Enbrel) and infliximab (Remicade) are examples of commercially available injectable TNF-blocking treatments for patients with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis and other forms of inflammatory arthritis. The side effects of biological therapy depend on the type of treatment.


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Biological therapy: Treatment to stimulate or restore the ability of the immune (defense) system to fight infection and disease.tanercept (Enbrel) and infliximab (Remicade) are examples of commercially available injectable TNF-blocking treatments for patients with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis and other forms of inflammatory arthritis. The side effects of biological therapy depend on the type of treatment.


Overview
How biological therapy works. The goal of biological therapy for cancer is to induce your immune system to recognize and kill cancer cells. Your body's immune system fights invaders, such as germs, throughout your body.Your immune system should also recognize cancer cells as abnormal, but it doesn't always do that.iological therapy for cancer is used in the treatment of many types of cancer to prevent or slow tumor growth and to prevent the spread of cancer.


Biological Therapies for Cancer
Biological therapy involves the use of living organisms, substances derived from living organisms, or laboratory-produced versions of such substances to treat disease. Some biological therapies for cancer use vaccines or bacteria to stimulate the bodyâs immune system to act against cancer cells.hese types of biological therapy, which are sometimes referred to collectively as âimmunotherapyâ or âbiological response modifier therapy,â do not target cancer cells directly. Other biological therapies, such as antibodies or segments of genetic material (RNA or DNA), do target cancer cells directly.


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Forms of biological therapy include monoclonal antibodies, interferon, interleukin-2 (IL-2), and several types of colony-stimulating factors (CSF, GM-CSF, G-CSF). Interleukin-2 and interferon are BRMs being tested for the treatment of advanced malignant melanoma. Interferon is a BRM now in use to treat hepatitis C.tanercept (Enbrel) and infliximab (Remicade) are examples of commercially available injectable TNF-blocking treatments for patients with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis and other forms of inflammatory arthritis. The side effects of biological therapy depend on the type of treatment.


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Biological therapy (also called immunotherapy or biotherapy) often employs substances called biological response modifiers (BRMs). The body normally produces low levels of BRMs in response to infection and disease.tanercept (Enbrel) and infliximab (Remicade) are examples of commercially available injectable TNF-blocking treatments for patients with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis and other forms of inflammatory arthritis. The side effects of biological therapy depend on the type of treatment.


Biological Therapies for Cancer: Questions and Answers
1. Biological therapy (sometimes called immunotherapy, biotherapy, or biological response modifier therapy) is a relatively new addition to the family of cancer treatments that also includes surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.. 1  Biological therapies use the body's immune system to fight cancer or to lessen the side effects that may be caused by some cancer treatments (see Question 1).


NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms
A type of treatment that uses substances made from living organisms to treat disease. These substances may occur naturally in the body or may be made in the laboratory. Some biological therapies stimulate or suppress the immune system to help the body fight cancer, infection, and other diseases.he NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms features 7,848 terms related to cancer and medicine. Browse the dictionary by selecting a letter of the alphabet or by entering a cancer-related word or phrase in the search box.


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Treatment of disease by the administration of substances which produce a biological reaction in the organism. It includes the use of sera, antitoxins, vaccines, cells, tissues, and organs.(From Dorland, 28th ed).reatment to stimulate or restore the ability of the immune system to fight infection and disease. Also used to lessen side effects that may be caused by some cancer treatments. Also known as immunotherapy, biotherapy, or biological response modifier (BRM) therapy.


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Jaundice is the medical term that describes yellowing of the skin and eyes. This condition forms when there is too much bilirubin in your system. Bilirubin is a yellow pigment that is formed by the breakdown of dead red blood cells in the liver.Normally, the liver gets rid of bilirubin along with old red blood cells. Jaundice may indicate a serious problem with the function of your liver, gallbladder, or pancreas. Find an internist near you Â».f you only have yellow skin, itâs more likely due to having too much beta-carotene in your system. Beta-carotene is an antioxidant found in carrots and pumpkins. An excess of this antioxidant is not a cause of jaundice.


What Are The Causes Of Yellow Feet And Hands: How To Get Rid Of It?
Jaundice is a symptom that occurs due to excessive amounts of bilirubin in the blood. The causes for jaundice are several. Bilirubin is a buildup of old RBCs that have been processed by the liver.ilirubin that fails to escape is seen as yellow pigmentation of the skin. Neonatal jaundice is relatively normal; bruises turn yellow when they heal; malaria, hepatitis, hemolytic anemia, pancreatic cancer and cirrhosis are serious causes of jaundice. 1  Hypercarotenemia.


Jaundice in Adults  (Hyperbilirubinemia)
Jaundice, also referred to as icterus, is the yellow staining of the skin and sclerae (the whites of the eyes) by abnormally high blood levels of the bile pigment, bilirubin. The yellowing extends to other tissues and body fluids and also may turn the urine dark.aundice, also referred to as icterus, is the yellow staining of the skin and sclerae (the whites of the eyes) by abnormally high blood levels of the bile pigment, bilirubin. The yellowing extends to other tissues and body fluids and also may turn the urine dark.


Jaundice
Post-hepatic (after bile has been made in the liver). Jaundice in these cases, also termed obstructive jaundice, is caused by conditions which interrupt the normal drainage of conjugated bilirubin in the form of bile from the liver into the intestines. Causes of obstructive jaundice include:1  gallstones in the bile ducts, 2  cancer (pancreatic and gallbladder /bile duct carcinoma), 3  strictures of the bile ducts, 4  cholangitis, 5  congenital malformations, 6  pancreatitis, 7  parasites, 8  pregnancy, and. 9  newborn jaundice.ost-hepatic (after bile has been made in the liver). Jaundice in these cases, also termed obstructive jaundice, is caused by conditions which interrupt the normal drainage of conjugated bilirubin in the form of bile from the liver into the intestines. Causes of obstructive jaundice include:


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The excess bilirubin causes the skin, eyes, and mucus membranes in the mouth to turn a yellowish color. Because bilirubin is processed by the liver, the symptoms of jaundice may indicate damage to the liver in adults.If the cause is not identified and treated, it can lead to liver failure.ecause bilirubin is processed by the liver, the symptoms of jaundice may indicate damage to the liver in adults. If the cause is not identified and treated, it can lead to liver failure.


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Jaundice. Jaundice is an umbrella term that covers yellow skin due to excess bilirubin. The exact causes of jaundice are many. Bilirubin is the collection of old red blood cells that have been processed by the liver.Bilirubin can build up if the liver is diseased, damaged or overwhelmed or if there are problems with the biliary duct.he exact causes of jaundice are many. Bilirubin is the collection of old red blood cells that have been processed by the liver. Bilirubin can build up if the liver is diseased, damaged or overwhelmed or if there are problems with the biliary duct.


Jaundice
Jaundice may be caused by several different disease processes. It is helpful to understand the different causes of jaundice by identifying the problems that disrupt the normal bilirubin metabolism and/or excretion. Pre-hepatic (before bile is made in the liver).ost-hepatic (after bile has been made in the liver). Jaundice in these cases, also termed obstructive jaundice, is caused by conditions which interrupt the normal drainage of conjugated bilirubin in the form of bile from the liver into the intestines. Causes of obstructive jaundice include:


What is the difference between Project Owner vs Project Sponsor?
A project is a temporary endeavor to meet a certain objective(s), where resources are allocated. Project Management is the application of dexterity and tools in order to mee â¦ t or exceed the expectations of a certain project.


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1 A table of the Project Manager role in each area, to use as a checklist and worksheet for preparing for your work during a particular project. 2  A table of the Executive Sponsor role in each area, to use as a checklist and worksheet for a particular project.


Sponsors Vs. Stakeholders
You can also be a sponsor as the owner of your business; in this case, you would require all people working on the project to report to you. Stakeholders, on the other hand, tend to have an interest in the outcome of the project, rather than its inception.


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Just like a project is managed by a project manager, a program is managed by a program manager, who oversees the projects and provides high-level guidance to the project managers. In other words, a program manager oversees projects and coordinates efforts between projects but does not manage the projects.


What is the difference between Project Owner vs Project Sponsor?
Confidence votes 71.8K. A Project sponsor is the individual or group who provides financial or management resources for the project. A sponsor has a major stake in the project and may take an active role on the project team from time to time. A Project manager provides day-to-day direction on a project and is usually seen as the person in charge of the project.


Role Comparison Checklist: Executive Sponsor and Project Owner
Three tables are included: 1  An overview table comparing the two roles side by side in each area. 2  A table of the Project Manager role in each area, to use as a checklist and worksheet for preparing for your work during a particular project.


Role Comparison Checklist: Executive Sponsor and Project Owner
Quick Summary These checklists compare the roles of the Project Manager and the Executive Sponsor in a variety of critical areas such as goals definition, planning, communication, scope changes, stakeholder management, and more. Please log in.


Role Comparison Checklist: Executive Sponsor and Project Owner
1 A table of the Executive Sponsor role in each area, to use as a checklist and worksheet for a particular project. 2  The PM can use this table to prepare for meeting and setting expectations with the Sponsor, in order to get the right involvement and support throughout the project.


Sponsors Vs. Stakeholders
When you run a small business, you may think you're your own boss -- but you may soon learn you have to answer to many people. This includes sponsors and stakeholders. These two categories of people who have an interest in your business can mean the difference between success and failure.


Sponsors Vs. Stakeholders
Projects. Projects have both sponsors and stakeholders. Sponsors tend to be the ones who started the project or thought of it. They may be said to âownâ the project. This can include a manager, supervisor, team or partner.


Banking Supervision
Other Bank Regulators. Several federal and state authorities regulate banks along with the Federal Reserve. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) and the banking departments of various states also regulate financial institutions. The OCC charters, regulates and supervises nationally chartered banks.


Legal
The Legal Group comprises six separate and distinct Functions: Legal, Bank Applications, Compliance, Corporate Secretary's Office (CSO), Federal Reserve Law Enforcement Unit (FRLEU), and Records Management. The Legal Function is organized into four divisions that correspond roughly to the organizational structure of the Bank.


Benefits - New Employees - Retirement-Federal Reserve System (FRS)
As a CFPB employee, you will be assigned to the Federal Reserve System (FRS) Bank or Board Retirement Plan if; 1  You have no prior retirement-covered Federal service, 2  You were a prior FRS Bank or Board Retirement Plan participant and had no other Federal service covered by FERS or CSRS.


Legal
The division supports the supervision of financial institution, designated under the Dodd-Frank Act as subject to Board supervision because of their systemic importance. The Division leader also oversees the Federal Reserve Bank of New Yorkâs Bank Applications Function.


Department of the Treasury
Department of the Treasury. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. 12 CFR Parts 3, 5, 6, et al. Federal Reserve System. 12 CFR Parts 208, 217, and 225. Regulatory Capital Rules: Regulatory Capital, Implementation of Basel III, Capital Adequacy, Transition Provisions, Prompt Corrective Action, Standardized Approach for Risk-weighted Assets, Market Discipline and.


Benefits - New Employees - Retirement-Federal Reserve System (FRS)
Under the Bank Plan, you earn benefits for your retirement based on your eligible pay and years of creditable service with the Federal Reserve System, the Federal government, and the military. You are not required to make any contributions to the Bank Plan.


Benefits - New Employees - Retirement-Federal Reserve System (FRS)
Under the Board Plan, you earn benefits for your retirement based on your eligible pay and years of creditable service with the Federal Reserve System, the Federal government, and the military. You are required to contribute 7% of your salary to the Board Plan.


What Episode did Itachi Uchiha die in?
rating newest oldest best answer spoiler warning itachi uchiha collapses to his death in episode 395 manga chapter 393 in a fight between he and his brother sasukea little about itachi uchiha itachi first appears in episode 80itachi is one of the last of the uchiha clan he graduated from the chuunin selection exam at the age of 10 and when he was 13 he already became an anbu captaintachi being an uchiha member has the feared sharingan bloodline ability an eye technique used to copy an opponent s techniques and see through their movement itachi having fully mastered the sharigan eye is able to use the clan s ultimate eye technique mangekyou sharigan


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confidence votes 202 yes itachi dies because sasuke stabed him and itachi planed it out and gave him the sharingan dude he asked which episode he dies in and to answer the question there is no episode where he dies yetyes there is its only in japenese but you can read the subtitlesonfidence votes 202 yes itachi dies because sasuke stabed him and itachi planed it out and gave him the sharingan dude he asked which episode he dies in and to answer the question there is no episode where he dies yet yes there is


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itachi uchiha ãã¡ ã¯ ã¤ã¿ã uchiha itachi is a fictional character in the naruto manga and anime series created by masashi kishimoto itachi is the older brother of sasuke uchiha and is responsible for killing all the members of their clan sparing only sasuketachi is the older brother of sasuke uchiha and is responsible for killing all the members of their clan sparing only sasuke


Episode does itachi die?
spoiler alert itachi dies in the battle against sasuke he is finally killed by his disease and the stress of the mangekyo if you wanted an episode or a manga you could ask a more specific question and i or someone else would gladly helponfidence votes 202 yes itachi dies because sasuke stabed him and itachi planed it out and gave him the sharingan dude he asked which episode he dies in and to answer the question there is no episode where he dies yet yes there is


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uchiha itachi first manga appearance chapter 139 first anime appearance episode 80 name meaning uchiha fan itachi weasel character study set up as sasuke s murdering older brother itachi remains a mystery for much of the series acting through akatsuki he appears to share ideals with the groupirst manga appearance chapter 139 first anime appearance episode 80 name meaning uchiha fan itachi weasel character study set up as sasuke s murdering older brother itachi remains a mystery for much of the series


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first manga appearance chapter 139 first anime appearance episode 80 name meaning uchiha fan itachi weasel character study set up as sasuke s murdering older brother itachi remains a mystery for much of the seriesacting through akatsuki he appears to share ideals with the groupirst manga appearance chapter 139 first anime appearance episode 80 name meaning uchiha fan itachi weasel character study set up as sasuke s murdering older brother itachi remains a mystery for much of the series


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in naruto yes itachi dies because sasuke stabed him and itachi planed it out and gave him the sharingan dude he asked which episode he dies in and to answer the question there is no episode where he dies yet yes there ists in naruto shippuden episode 13 and 14 kakashi naruto sakura and the old lady was fighting itachi while neji tenten lee and guy are fighting kisame i say this is a 2 in 1 battle


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episode does itachi die yes itachi dies because sasuke stabed him and itachi planed it out and gave him the sharingan dude he asked which episode he dies in and to answer the question there is no episode where he dies yet yes there ists in naruto shippuden episode 13 and 14 kakashi naruto sakura and the old lady was fighting itachi while neji tenten lee and guy are fighting kisame i say this is a 2 in 1 battle


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itachi and kakashi fight in this episode itachi used his tsukuyomi to torture kakashi itachi is very strong and kakashi didn t have a chance of beating itachi might guy comes in after itachi used his tsukuyomi and tries to fight itachi which is what i would expect from might guyhis episode of naruto is the second in the return of itachi story arc in this episode itachi uchiha and kakashi do battle kakashi and itachi exchange blows each being very proficient with the sharingan itachi however is more so and quickly attacks kakashi with his tsukuyomi


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itachi being an uchiha member has the feared sharingan bloodline ability an eye technique used to copy an opponent s techniques and see through their movement itachi having fully mastered the sharigan eye is able to use the clan s ultimate eye technique mangekyou sharigantachi being an uchiha member has the feared sharingan bloodline ability an eye technique used to copy an opponent s techniques and see through their movement itachi having fully mastered the sharigan eye is able to use the clan s ultimate eye technique mangekyou sharigan


Difference Between Ounce and Troy Ounce
Ounce vs Troy Ounce. When a person talks about an ounce, they usually refer to an avoirdupois ounce which is normally used for weighing various objects. However, when it comes to jewelry, the term âounceâ denotes a completely different meaning. Silver, gold, and other precious metals are actually weighed through a troy ounce.


Troy Ounce vs Ounce
The troy ounce (480 grains) is heavier than the avoirdupois ounce (437.5 grains). A grain is 64.79891 milligrams (mg); therefore one troy ounce is 31.1034768 grams (g). This measures out to be about 10 percent more than the avoirdupois ounce, which is 28.349523125 g.


Difference Between Ounce and Troy Ounce
Basically, a troy pound is composed of 12 troy ounces while there are 16 regular ounces in a regular pound. Precious metals where the troy ounce system is being used include gold, silver, platinum, gemstones, and many more. For everything else, the standard system is being utilized. Of course, when it comes to precious metals, the troy ounce is not the only factor looked upon to determine its value. Other considerations include the carat, hallmarks of millesimal fineness. In modern times, bullion coins normally contain a certain amount of precious metals that are indicated in the coin itself.


What is the ticker symbol for an ounce of gold?
Consequently, the international troy ounce is equal to exactly 31.1034768 grams. There are 12 troy ounces in the now obsolete troy pound. Today, the troy ounce is used only to express the mass of precious metals such as gold, platinum or silver.


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One of the purposes behind developing this website is to hopefully save or educate someone from making the mistake that several of us might have made when first investing in precious metals.


What is the difference between troy ounce and normal ounce ?
1 troy ounce = 31.1 grams 1 ounce = 28.3 grams So troy ounces are heavier than normal ounces Seriously though, you could have easily googled it yourself and saved yourself some time. Source(s): Google. Jonathan C Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up.


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One troy ounce .999 fine silver Heart Shaped Valentine silverwith clear protective capsule and gift pouch. Horse Head Silver with mint mark (scratch). One troy ounce .999 fine silver Horse Head silver with a mint mark (scratch) on his jaw.


Troy Ounce vs Ounce
1 troy ounce = 1.09714286 ounces (avoirdupois). Troy ounce to metric metric measurements. As mentioned above, one troy ounce is equal to 31.1034768 grams. Therefore, one kilogram is equal to 32.1507 troy ounces. *If you are looking to purchase gold or silver be sure to compare dealers prices. Gold Price is the only cost comparison shopping site for gold and silver.


Troy Ounce vs Ounce
Written by Gold Price December 27, 2012. First-time precious metals buyers are often confused by the difference between a troy ounce (ozt) and a regular ounce, especially when their 100 oz silver bar actually weighs 6.85 lbs on the scale instead of 6.25 lbs.


What is the difference between troy ounce and normal ounce ?
Report Abuse. Basically, a troy ounce is heavier than a regular ounce by 2.75 grams. In other words, a troy ounce is 31.10 grams while a regular ounce is 28.35 grams.


outsourcing
The contracting or subcontracting of noncore activities to free up cash, personnel, time, and facilities for activities in which a company holds competitive advantage.


outsourcing
To relocate or transfer (jobs) to another labor market: Although the absolute number of jobs outsourced from developed countries to China remains small, the threat that firms could produce offshore helps to keep a lid on wages (The Economist).


outsource
outsources; outsourced; outsourcing. Learner's definition of OUTSOURCE. [+ object] : to send away (some of a company's work) to be done by people outside the company. The company outsources many of its jobs to less developed countries.


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The range of services and business functions now outsourced by the leading companies extends far beyond IT, human resources and procurement to marketing, food service, real estate, finance, travel, accounting, document management and a range of other specialized services.


outsource
To delegate (a task, function, or responsibility) to an independent provider: Most retailers outsource the bulk of their manufacturing to Third World countries, where labor is dramatically cheaper (James Surowiecki).


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Also see nearshore outsourcing, onshore outsourcing, offshore outsourcing and business process outsourcing. Outsourcing is a practice in which an individual or company performs tasks, provides services or manufactures products for another company -- functions that could have been or is usually done in-house. Outsourcing is typically used by companies to save costs.


outsourcing
Use 'outsourcing' in a Sentence. To the chagrin of many older Americans, many US based companies are now outsourcing their production to countries in the third world which means that it is becoming ever difficult to buy American made products. 20 people found this helpful.


IT Glossary
IT Glossary. IT Outsourcing. IT outsourcing (as a part of an outsourcing definition) is the use of external service providers to effectively deliver IT-enabled business process, application service and infrastructure solutions for business outcomes.


outsourcing
Companies having strengths in other areas may contract out data processing, legal, manufacturing, marketing, payroll accounting, or other aspects of their businesses to concentrate on what they do best and thus reduce average unit cost. Outsourcing is often an integral part of downsizing or reengineering.


Information technology outsourcing
Information technology outsourcing. Information technology outsourcing or ITO is a company's outsourcing of computer or Internet related work, such as programming, to other companies. It is used in reference to business process outsourcing or BPO, which is the outsourcing of the work that does not require much of technical skills. Contents.


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Get an INSTANT estimate of the cost to Frame an Interior Wall! Our free calculator uses recent, trusted data to estimate costs for your Interior Wall Framing project. For a basic 125 square feet project in zip code 47474, the benchmark cost to Frame an Interior Wall ranges between $3.03 - $3.74 per square foot* .To estimate costs for your project: 1. Set Project Zip Code Enter the Zip Code for the location where labor is hired and materials purchased. 2.ur free calculator uses recent, trusted data to estimate costs for your Interior Wall Framing project. For a basic 125 square feet project in zip code 47474, the benchmark cost to Frame an Interior Wall ranges between $3.03 - $3.74 per square foot* . To estimate costs for your project:


How much does it cost to add a new space?
1 The above figures place the cost of the addition at $124 per square foot. 2  This pricing structure assumes that carpenters charge an average of $70 per hour, electricians between $65 to $85 per hour, and painters between $20 and $35 per hour. According to Hanley Wood and their Remodeling magazine the average basic addition in which a foundation is added, vinyl siding is applied, adequate roofing is done, interior walls are insulated and finished, new carpet and windows are installed and all electrical and HVAC works is completed will cost $23,804.


Financial Benefits
Buildings by experienced contractors cost about .5-4% more than wood frame structures of the same design. Typical new U.S. buildings cost $60-100 per square foot. Building walls of ICFs adds $1.00-$4.00 to this figure.But since ICF buildings are more energy-efficient, the heating and cooling equipment can be smaller than in a frame structure.This can cut the cost of the final building by an estimated $.75 per square foot.ypical new U.S. buildings cost $60-100 per square foot. Building walls of ICFs adds $1.00-$4.00 to this figure. But since ICF buildings are more energy-efficient, the heating and cooling equipment can be smaller than in a frame structure. This can cut the cost of the final building by an estimated $.75 per square foot.


Financial Benefits
This means lower energy costs, to the tune of $200 to $300 per year for a typical building. When planning a building, you can estimate that experienced crews will add $.25-$3.25 per square foot for the cost of building the walls from concrete with ICFs.ypical new U.S. buildings cost $60-100 per square foot. Building walls of ICFs adds $1.00-$4.00 to this figure. But since ICF buildings are more energy-efficient, the heating and cooling equipment can be smaller than in a frame structure. This can cut the cost of the final building by an estimated $.75 per square foot.


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Making the world better, one answer at a time. 2009 bid for a 12H by 32L commercial partition wall with 2x6 construction just oneside drywalled and smooth tape finished (no texture included) the cost per Sq foot installed framing and drywall for the partition wall worked out to just under $4 sq foot.t costs roughly â¦ $11-$13 for the materials and contractors average about $5-$8 per square foot for labor, not including steps. For example, my company charges approximately $18 per square foot to build a deck.


How much does it cost to add a new space?
Adding on to any home, whether it is an expansion of the existing footprint or an entirely new level is a very complex project. For this discussion we will examine the requirements and general costs associated with adding a single-story 192 square foot (12'x16') room. According to Hanley Wood and their Remodeling magazine the average basic addition in which a foundation is added, vinyl siding is applied, adequate roofing is done, interior walls are insulated and finished, new carpet and windows are installed and all electrical and HVAC works is completed will cost $23,804.


What is the average cost per square foot to build an interior wall?
A 100 foot stucco wall will cost about $3.61 per square foot to  build. This means the entire price of the wall is about $361.009 bid for a 12H by 32L commercial partition wall with 2x6 construction just oneside drywalled and smooth tape finished (no texture included) the cost per Sq foot installed â¦ framing and drywall for the partition wall worked out to just under $4 sq foot. + 22 others found this useful.


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People who summarize entire races and/or cultures in one or very little experiences with those types of people; people who are bigots and say rash comments about entire races and/or cultures withe very little knowledge.


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. not know oneâs ass [or Brit arse] from oneâs elbow Not know the first thing about something, not know whatâs what, completely ignorant or naive. NaÃ¯ve i Wishâi d had a crowd like that for my first. crew


Ignorant
ignorant-ignorant of the fundamentals of a given art or branch of knowledge;  ignorant of quantum mechanics ;  musically illiterate .


Ignorant
Adj. 1. ignorant-lacking general education or knowledge; an ignorant man ;  nescient of contemporary literature ; an unlearned group incapable of understanding complex issues ;  exhibiting contempt for his unlettered companions . Synonyms: nescient, unlettered, unenlightened, unlearned.


ignorance
not know oneâs ass [or Brit arse] from oneâs elbow Not know the first thing about something, not know whatâs what, completely ignorant or naive. NaÃ¯ve i Wishâi d had a crowd like that for my first. Crew we none of us knew arse from elbow when they pushed me. off


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Noun. 1. ignorance-the lack of knowledge or education. cognitive content, mental object, content-the sum or range of what has been perceived, discovered, or learned. ignorantness, nescience, unknowing, unknowingness-ignorance (especially of orthodox beliefs).


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The behavioral adaptations of a snow leopard help them survive in  the snowy, rocky, high altitudes of the mountains. Snow leopards  become very nocturnal if humans are in t â¦ he area. They hunt at dawn  and dusk, and from a distance of 50-feet to remain unseen by their  prey. They hunt alone so they do not have to share food. Snow  leopards leave marks and scent to find a mate.


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The leopard belongs to the roaring cat family which also includes lion, tigers, jaguars, clouded leopards, snow leopards and marbled cats. They are successful hunters and easily adapt to new environments and circumstances which is why they have managed their survival across several continents very well.


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The majority of clouded leopard pictures are from mainland nebulosa individuals, meaning that photos of the Sunda clouded leopard are much more rare. Wild Sunda clouded leopards were only first caught on video in early 2010.


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Like most cats, the leopard is a solitary and nocturnal predator, that distinguishes himself by an unmatched intelligence displayed in their hunting behavior. Nocturnal animals tend to have proportionally bigger eyes than diurnal animals and humans do.


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Clouded leopards are a medium-sized cat named for the cloud-like spots on its coat. These provide camouflage in the dappled light of its forest habitat. (In China the cat is known as the 'Mint Leopard' because its spots can also look like mint leaves). The cats usually stand 10-16 inches (25-40cm) tall and are 4 to 6 feet (1.2-1.8m) long, almost half of which is the tail.


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CITES is the agency that classifies species internationally and has listed the leopard as vulnerable. Since there are however 27 species of leopard, it must be said that some of the species are close to extinction (for example: Persian Leopard). The habitat of the leopard varies with their location.


What are the structural adaptations of a leopard?
Leopards have very thin coats of fur. That helps them survive in hot places like deserts, grasslands, and forests. Those places get lots of sunlight and they are located mostl â¦ y in Asia and Africa. Leopards can camouflage good too in these places.


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The weight of a leopard varies widely but generally ranges between 150 lbs and 200 lbs for males, between 80 lbs and 150 lbs for females. The color of their coat varies with their habitat: Paler colors are found in the drier and savannah type regions and deeper colors in the wetter and more forested areas.


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Hyperalgesia Opioid-induced hyperalgesia (OIH) is another side effect of the use of opioid medications. Opioid hyperalgesia is a phenomenon where the body develops an increased sensitivity to pain secondary to opioid use (hyper â over or excess, algesia â sensitivity to pain).


Panlor DC Capsule
This combination medication is used to help relieve moderate to severe pain. It contains a narcotic pain reliever (oxycodone) and a non-narcotic pain reliever (acetaminophen). Oxycodone works in the brain to change how your body feels and responds to pain. Acetaminophen can also reduce a fever.


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Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects. Tell your doctor immediately if any of these unlikely but serious side effects occur: mental/mood changes (such as agitation, confusion, hallucinations), severe stomach/abdominal pain, difficulty urinating.


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Percocet Effects Quiz question 1. Side Effects. Side effects of Percocet, which can vary and may not be experienced by all individuals taking the substance, include: 1  Nausea and vomiting. 2  Euphoria. 3  Shallow breathing. 4  Dizziness. 5  Constipation. 6  Drowsiness or sedation. 7  Low blood pressure.


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In an effort to improve pain treatment, medical providers have markedly increased their prescribing of opioids; consequently there has been a marked increase in abuse, overdose, and death. There are potential side effects with all medications used to treat pain. For the past 20 years, medical professionals have had great concern regarding the side effects of NSAID medications and acetaminophen while largely ignoring the side effects of opioid medications. All medications must be used only after careful consideration and balancing of their risks and benefits.


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(source). 1  Percocet is used for the treatment of moderate to severe pain. 2  Because it contains oxycodone, Percocet can be habit-forming, leading to mental or physical dependence. 3  It should not be used for mild or occasional pain.


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Oxycodone, a drug in the opiate family of substances, is the stronger and more addictive substance of Percocet's ingredients. Short-term effects of Percocet last approximately four to six hours and include pain reduction, euphoria and sleepiness.


"Please define ""International Waters"""
Most are in international waters to prevent states from laying claim to them. Where are intl. waters-truly beyond the EEZ (200 miles). The 24 mile rule is arbitrary, as Clinton is no longer in office. Most exec orders go into the toilet after the Pres that signed it leaves office. No FWC has the right to stop anyone in international waters without probable cause.


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The Continental Shelf (12 to 200 Nautical Miles or Outer Edge of Continental Margin) The legal concept of the continental shelf has evolved over the last sixty years. A 1945proclamation by President Truman first asserted a U.S. claim to resources of its continen-tal shelf.


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The U.S. continental margin extends beyond 200 miles in numerous regions,including the Atlantic Coast, the Gulf of Mexico, the Bering Sea, and the Arctic Ocean.However, because the United States is not a party to the LOS Convention, it can not assertits claims through LOS Convention mechanisms.


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Originally Posted by HurricaneBK. if you think about it 3 nautical miles really isn't that far, i was checking how far most of my spots are from land, and even the close ones on the reef off key Biscayne are 4 to 5 miles out, in fact im curious if i have ever spearfished in state waters...


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State Seaward Boundaries in the United States (0 to 3 Nautical Miles; 0 to 9 Nautical Miles for Texas, Floridaâs Gulf Coast, and Puerto Rico) In the 1940s, several states claimed jurisdiction over mineral and other resources off theircoasts.


"Please define ""International Waters"""
Re: Please define International Waters. It used too be 15 mi offshore back in the 70'ts and 80'ts i think it was during the heat of the cold war. the US GOV moved the international line out too 200 miles, the same as the Soviet Union had for years.


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Re: florida state waters vs federal waters. if you think about it 3 nautical miles really isn't that far, i was checking how far most of my spots are from land, and even the close ones on the reef off key Biscayne are 4 to 5 miles out, in fact im curious if i have ever spearfished in state waters...


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For almost two hundred years, beginning with an assertion by Secretary of StateThomas Jefferson in 1793, the United States claimed a territorial sea out to 3 miles. In1988, President Reagan proclaimed a 12-mile territorial sea for the United States, consis-tent with provisions in the LOS Convention.


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(Note: A nautical mile is approximately 6,076 feet. All references hereafter in this Primer to miles are to nautical miles.) Subsequent legislationgranted the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, and American Samoa jurisdiction out to 3 miles,while Puerto Rico has a 9-mile jurisdictional boundary.


Fuel Tax
Our program is a place where passionate, intelligent and committed people come to work in a team environment with the ultimate goal being the efficient and effective collection of the tax on fuel in the state of Wyoming.


Fuels Tax
A qualified commercial vehicle is a motor vehicle used, designed or maintained for transportation of persons or property that: 1  has two axles and a gross vehicle weight or registered gross vehicle weight exceeding 26,000 pounds; or.  has three or more axles regardless of weight; or.


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Driver Services is responsible for determining driver fitness to safely operate a motor vehicle, and for the approval and issuance of handicap placards. There are 29 driver exam office locations around the state. Driver License manuals are available at any exam office.


Fuels Tax
IFTA is a multi-jurisdictional fuel tax agreement between the US states and Canadian provinces, IFTA simplifies the reporting of fuel taxes by trucking and other companies with vehicles weighing in excess of 26,000 pounds.


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If you, as a truck owner, want to know the fuel consumption for a given truck or for the fleet at any given time; or if you want the headaches of road and fuel tax reporting to disappear, contact TruckMaster today and we will show you how we can make life easier for you and your staff. Dale Clark.


Road & Fuel Tax Calculation and Reporting
If you, as a truck owner, want to know the fuel consumption for a given truck or for the fleet at any given time; or if you want the headaches of road and fuel tax reporting to disappear, contact TruckMaster today and we will show you how we can make life easier for you and your staff. August 2016.


Road & Fuel Tax Calculation and Reporting
10:46:31 am, Categories: efficiencies , Tags: road & fuel taxes. One of the biggest headaches in the transportation business is properly and accurately calculating and reporting road and fuel tax dollars. There are three methods for doing this in the transportation industry right now:


Fuels Tax
Each jurisdiction determines which types of fuel are considered special fuels, and sets the tax rate for each type of special fuel. In New Mexico, diesel is the only type of fuel considered as a special fuel to be reported on IFTA returns. However in Texas, gasoline and diesel are special fuels and both types are reported on IFTA returns.


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TruckMiles.com by ProMiles Software is the #1 leading heavy truck routing and mileage website available in the trucking industry today. Feature rich, simple to use, TruckMiles.com is becoming THE essential tool for over the road drivers everywhere. If you need more options for your truck routing needs, click here, or call ProMiles Software at 1-800-324-8588. Fill out the correct information for steps 1 - 4, then click the Run Trip button at step 5.


Fuel Tax
Wyoming Fuel Tax Administration. Fuel Tax Administration (FTA) is charged with administering Wyoming's motor fuel tax laws. The program is dedicated to providing assurance that the state receives all fuel tax revenue to which it is legally entitled for the preservation of and enhancements to the transportation system.


how long to keep unhatched eggs?
Iâm not sure if you are talking about âif none hatchâ or âafter some have hatchedâ. In theory chicken eggs should hatch after 21 days of incubation but thatâs just theory. Many things affect when eggs hatch, heredity, humidity, how and how long the eggs were stored, and just plain differences in individual eggs.A big factor is average incubation temperature.ine are never late but others have reported eggs in an incubator and under a broody a few days late. That 21 days is just a theory. Reality is often different. Iâve had hatches that were totally over in less than 18 hours from the first to the last.


Hatching
Chicken eggs should hatch 21 days after they first start in an incubator. (Remember that your eggs have already been incubated for 14 days before you receive them!) Other bird species have different incubation times. For instance, duck eggs take 28 days to hatch; goose eggs take 30 days.Remember that your eggs have already been incubated for 14 days before you receive them!) Other bird species have different incubation times. For instance, duck eggs take 28 days to hatch; goose eggs take 30 days.


Why didn't the egg (s) hatch?
1 The mother may still be incubating the eggs. 2  The length of time it takes for eggs to hatch after incubation begins depends on the species and temperatures. 3  For bluebirds, it USUALLY takes about 12-14 days from the date the last egg was laid. Depending on when incubation begins (on the last, or next to last egg), eggs in the same nest can hatch a day or several days apart. 2  It also takes a while for the bird to break through the shell. 3  It could be a new egg from a subsequent nesting if you didn't clean the box out immediately after the last fledging.


Why didn't the egg (s) hatch?
1 The length of time it takes for eggs to hatch after incubation begins depends on the species and temperatures. 2  For bluebirds, it USUALLY takes about 12-14 days from the date the last egg was laid.3  Different species have different incubation periods, which can vary within a species due to temperature inside the nestbox. Depending on when incubation begins (on the last, or next to last egg), eggs in the same nest can hatch a day or several days apart. 2  It also takes a while for the bird to break through the shell. 3  It could be a new egg from a subsequent nesting if you didn't clean the box out immediately after the last fledging.


How to Hatch Chicken Eggs in an Incubator
It takes a chicken 21 days to hatch. Rather it's under a hen or in a incubator. Although if the incubator temperature is a little high,lets say 100.5 - 101 they may hatch a da â¦ y early.If it's to low,lets say 97-98.5 it may take a day longer.Any temperature under 97 or over 102 for very long,they probably wont hatch or will have problem after hatching.ather it's under a hen or in a incubator. Although if the incubator temperature is a little high,lets say 100.5 - 101 they may hatch a da â¦ y early. If it's to low,lets say 97-98.5 it may take a day longer. Any temperature under 97 or over 102 for very long,they probably wont hatch or will have problem after hatching.


Hatching, Rearing, and Care of Young Poultry
For the small poultry keeper there is the choice of two methods of hatching chicks-natural or artificial. The best idea is to gain experience and confidence in both. Hen eggs take 21 days to hatch, duck and turkey eggs 28 days, most goose eggs 28 - 30 days and Muscovy eggs 35 days.rtificial hatching. This is the use of an incubator to hatch eggs. Small incubators are in regular use with many poultry keepers, the advantage being that incubation conditions are instantly available at the flick of a switch.


How To Hatch Chicks In An Incubator
Learning how to properly hatch chicks in an incubator before attempting it is vital to your success. A 100% hatch rate is nearly impossible to get without fancy gadgets and expensive equipment, but you can still reach a 75-80% hatch success if you follow a few simple guidelines.Still, donât expect too much.earning how to properly hatch chicks in an incubator before attempting it is vital to your success. A 100% hatch rate is nearly impossible to get without fancy gadgets and expensive equipment, but you can still reach a 75-80% hatch success if you follow a few simple guidelines. Still, donât expect too much.


how long to keep unhatched eggs?
If you wish, you can leave the unhatched eggs a few days longer after you take the chicks out. Iâve tried that and never had one hatch doing that. Once you get a few hatches with your incubator you get a feel for what should happen. It gets easier with that experience.ine are never late but others have reported eggs in an incubator and under a broody a few days late. That 21 days is just a theory. Reality is often different. Iâve had hatches that were totally over in less than 18 hours from the first to the last.


how long to keep unhatched eggs?
Mine are never late but others have reported eggs in an incubator and under a broody a few days late. That 21 days is just a theory. Reality is often different. Iâve had hatches that were totally over in less than 18 hours from the first to the last.Iâve had hatches that stretch out well over two days.ine are never late but others have reported eggs in an incubator and under a broody a few days late. That 21 days is just a theory. Reality is often different. Iâve had hatches that were totally over in less than 18 hours from the first to the last.


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Engineering is a 4 year college degree. You would take lots of math and science courses before you get into the core engineering courses. Chemical engineers often minor in chemistry, electrical engineers in computer science, mechanical and aeronautical engineers take a lot of physics and so on. All use math extensively.ou would take lots of math and science courses before you get into the core engineering courses. Chemical engineers often minor in chemistry, electrical engineers in computer science, mechanical and aeronautical engineers take a lot of physics and so on.


College Courses Needed to Become an Electrical Engineer
Degree Requirements. The BLS states the minimum education for an electrical engineer is a bachelorâs degree. A bachelorâs degree program in electrical engineering requires a four-year commitment.Some cooperative programs are available that allow students to earn credit for work experience in the field. four-year degree program also requires students to complete general education courses such as social sciences, humanities, chemistry, physics and advanced mathematics. Students must also complete English composition courses, economics and public speaking to complete the degree program.


Education Requirements for a Mechanical Engineer
Degree Requirement. Most employers prefer a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering for entry-level mechanical engineering jobs. However, some graduates with other engineering specialties, or with a bachelor's in science or math, can find mechanical engineering jobs when demand is particularly high.or state licensing, engineers need a bachelor's degree from an ABET-accredited engineering school and work experience under a licensed professional engineer. They must also take the Fundamentals of Engineering exam before passing the Principles and Practice of Engineering exam for licensing.


What education and training is required to become an engineer?
You would take lots of math and science courses before you get into the core engineering courses. Chemical engineers often minor in chemistry, electrical engineers in computer science, mechanical and aeronautical engineers take a lot of physics and so on.ou would take lots of math and science courses before you get into the core engineering courses. Chemical engineers often minor in chemistry, electrical engineers in computer science, mechanical and aeronautical engineers take a lot of physics and so on.


Civil Engineering: Requirements for Becoming a Civil Engineer
A bachelor's degree from an accredited program is the minimum requirement for most civil engineering jobs. Aspiring civil engineers may look to the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) for a list of approved programs (www.abet.org).ivil Engineering: Requirements for Becoming a Civil Engineer. Civil engineers require a significant amount of formal education. Learn more about education and training programs, as well as job duties and licensing, to determine if this is the right career for you. View 10 Popular Schools Â».