Uloric
Uloric is an XO inhibitor. Based on a drug interaction study in healthy subjects, febuxostat altered the metabolism of theophylline (a substrate of XO) in humans [see Clinical Pharmacology (12.3)]. Therefore, use with caution when coadministering Uloric with theophylline.


febuxostat (Uloric)
What are the possible side effects of febuxostat (Uloric)? Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.


Uloric
ULORIC tablets for oral use contain the active ingredient, febuxostat, and are available in two dosage strengths, 40 mg and 80 mg. Inactive ingredients include lactose monohydrate, microcrystalline cellulose, hydroxypropyl cellulose, sodium croscarmellose, silicon dioxide and magnesium stearate.


How Long After a Dog Loses Her Mucus Plug Does Labor Start?
Generally though, the mucus plug alone isn't an accurate indicator of when the dog will be whelping. It's just an indicator that things are progressing. There may be better indicators of impending birth than the release of a dog's mucus plug. Here are a few.


Mucus Plugs. How long after?
Bleeding is bad you should right then if you start. Losing your mucus plug will be more like passing a blood clot.. I asked if she felt when she lost hers, she couldn't remember. I asked how long after she lost did she have her baby.


Mucus Plugs. How long after?
Now, I'm eight weeks away from my due date with my daughter and am starting to have the heavier mucus again.... so I'm not going to assume it's anything like my plug or anything. Your baby will come when he/she comes and I've often heard that for your first you can lose your plug several weeks before going into labor.


Mucus Plugs. How long after?
The loss of the mucus plug means only one thing... that your cervix is opening and effacing. I was dilated to 1cm for over 5 weeks with my first. I was dilated to 3cm for just about 3 weeks. Yes, it means labor is coming but there is no exact time line. I had spotting, etc, for that whole time.


COBRA Continuation Coverage
The COBRA statute requires employers to offer continuation of group coverage (e.g., medical, dental, and vision) to covered employees, spouses, *domestic partners, and eligible dependent children who lose group coverage due to a qualifying event.


How long does and employer have to give you COBRA papers after termination?
i was fired for cell phone compliance and i use my health insurance alot. I need to know how long they have to give me cobra before i pile up medical bills.


COBRA Continuation Coverage
Here is a list of qualifying events that make you eligible for COBRA continuation coverage: 1  Voluntary or Involuntary Termination of Employment* or Reduction of Hours. 2  Divorce or Legal Separation**. 3  Child Ceases to be a Dependent (e.g., child turns age 26). 4  Death of Employee. 5  Employee Becomes Entitled to Medicare.


How long does and employer have to give you COBRA papers after termination?
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How long does and employer have to give you COBRA papers after termination?
The employer has 30 days to notify the plan administrator of the termination and the plan administrator has an additional 14 days after notification of the employer to notify you in wirting of your COBRA rights. Ask a similar question.


COBRA Continuation Coverage
The spouse or domestic partner may extend the coverage for a period of five years from the date that the former employee's employment ends. Your personnel Office calculates the premiums for extended coverage for former employees beyond the initial 18 months at 213% of the state's group coverage premium rate.


COBRA Continuation Coverage
Group coverage can be continued under COBRA for 18 months if you lose coverage based on one of the following qualifying events:. 1  Voluntary or involuntary termination of employment, other than for gross misconduct; 2  Reduction of hours; reduction of hours includes:


COBRA Continuation Coverage
If a second event occurs, it is the qualified beneficiary's responsibility to notify the plan in writing within 60 days of the second event and within the original 18-month COBRA timeline. In no event will continuation coverage last beyond three years (36 months) from the original date of loss of coverage.


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The payment company then sends the refund information through the credit card network to the credit card provider. It usually takes only two to three business days for a credit card refund to go through, but if the refund is processed on the weekend or over a bank holiday, it could take up to one week.he shopper should do whatever they can to get the store to refund their purchase, but if they refuse, the shopper can dispute the charge with their credit card provider. Most credit cards require the purchase to be disputed within sixty days of the actual purchase.


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1. Refunding, or crediting, a credit card is a simple thing to do from your ProPay Account. However you need to have enough money in your ProPay Account to cover the amount to be refunded as well as the refund fee, which can be up to $0.35 per refund.. Refunding a credit card can cost up to $0.35. You will need to have the $0.35 in your account in addition to the amount that you want to refund. Keep in mind, the original transaction fees will not be returned to you once the refund is completed.


Taking a car to France and registering it in France
2. Refunding a credit card can cost up to $0.35. You will need to have the $0.35 in your account in addition to the amount that you want to refund. Keep in mind, the original transaction fees will not be returned to you once the refund is completed.. Refunding a credit card can cost up to $0.35. You will need to have the $0.35 in your account in addition to the amount that you want to refund. Keep in mind, the original transaction fees will not be returned to you once the refund is completed.


Re: Waiting for refund
But credit card companies use major banks to supply the funds they lend to cardholders to make purchases, which means that the credit card's policies as well as the bank's policies can delay the refund. Billing Cycle:Customer billing cycles also control how long it takes to receive news of a credit card refund.For example, if you have an account that ends on the 29th day of each month, you may receive your card statement on the 5th day of the next month.imeline:According to the TaxAct website, credit card refunds can take anywhere from two to 30 days before they are complete. The first 24 to 48 hours of this period involve the initial refund with the credit card company.


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Re: how long take refund to post back to.debit card. Hi tbroxton, it may depend on the type of debit card you have. I recommend calling customer service at 1-800-869-3557. They can access your account information in a secure manner in order to give you an answer.e: how long take refund to post back to.debit card. Hi tbroxton, it may depend on the type of debit card you have. I recommend calling customer service at 1-800-869-3557. They can access your account information in a secure manner in order to give you an answer.


How long does a credit card refund take?
Hi, I have just got a credit card last week and I bought something from Topman on the Wednesday, and took it back the next day, my card doesn't offer internet banking, so I called today to ask if the money had been refunded and they said yes it went through on Thursday but the balances don't seem to add up,...i, I have just got a credit card last week and I bought something from Topman on the Wednesday, and took it back the next day, my card doesn't offer internet banking, so I called today to ask if the money had been refunded and they said yes it went through on Thursday but the balances don't seem to add up,...


HIPAA Â§164.501 Definitions.
(i) Except as prohibited under Â§ 164.502 (a)(5)(i), a health plan to obtain premiums or to determine or fulfill its responsibility for coverage and provision of benefits under the health plan; or. (ii) A health care provider or health plan to obtain or provide reimbursement for the provision of health care; and.


The Definition of Health Care Operations
(ii) Customer service, including the provision of data analyses for policy holders, plan sponsors, or other customers, provided that protected health information is not disclosed to such policy holder, plan sponsor, or customer.


HIPAA Glossary + Terms
YSN-Yale University School of Nursing. Note: The privacy rule definitions in this glossary are based on the original definitions in the HIPAA Privacy Regulations and a version from Margret Amatayakal of B.I.G., but have been edited to help clarify them for Yale readers.


HIPAA Glossary + Terms
Glossary of essential HIPAA terms used in Yaleâs HIPAA related policies & procedures. This glossary is provided as a convenience; only the definitions in the Regulations are authoritative for compliance purposes. Please see: Privacy Regulations and Security Regulations.


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vs. MedSphere OpenVista. The Security Standards for the Protection of Electronic Protected Health Information, commonly known as the HIPAA Security Rule, establishes national standards for securing patient data that is stored or transferred electronically. Download Our ICD-10 Transition Guide.


45 CFR 164.501 - Definitions.
Other persons held in lawful custody. includes juvenile offenders adjudicated delinquent, aliens detained awaiting deportation, persons committed to mental institutions through the criminal justice system, witnesses, or others awaiting charges or trial.


HIPAA Definition Index
HIPAA Definition Index. The terms below link to their definitions in the HIPAA Regulations and/or HITECH Act. Many of HITECH's defined terms use the same definition for the term in HIPAA. Access.


HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)
MedSphere OpenVista. The Security Standards for the Protection of Electronic Protected Health Information, commonly known as the HIPAA Security Rule, establishes national standards for securing patient data that is stored or transferred electronically. The implementation of ICD-10 will mean big changes for healthcare organizations.


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1 The campground is located within one-quarter mile of the Canyon Village, a visitor facility that includes lodges, a full service restaurant, cafeteria, snack shop/deli, gift shop, general store with groceries, gas station and post office.


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Specifics About Grant Village Campground. There are over 400 sites at the campground, including tent, RV and combination tent/RV sites. There are also 8 group campsites.


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However, we operate most of the lodges within Grand Canyon National Park including the historic lodges in Grand Canyon Village. This includes the landmark El Tovar. Please browse our site to see how we can help make your trip to the awe-inspiring canyon as special as possible.


Camping
However, camping is often available in neighboring communities and forests outside the park. Camping is limited to 14 days between June 15 and September 15 and to 30 days the rest of the year. There is no limit at Fishing Bridge RV Park. Check-out time for all campgrounds is 10:00 AM.


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RV Guests at Canyon Campground. RVs up to 40 feet long may be accommodated in pull-through and back-in sites. The sites may not be level, so campers should plan accordingly. While there are no utility hook-ups at the sites, an RV dump station is available in the campground.


Find Your Place to Stay
RV, tent and combination RV/tent sites are available. Sites for hikers and cyclists are also available. All campsites have a picnic table and fire grate. Water is accessible nearby the sites. Campground facilities include: 1  15 public restrooms with flush toilets and faucets with cold running water.


Find Your Place to Stay
Site types: Tent, RV, ADA, and combination RV/tent. Located on the southwest shore of Yellowstone Lake, the Grant Village Campground is situated at an elevation of approximately 7,800 feet in a lodgepole pine forest, just a few miles from the enchanting West Thumb Geyser Basin.


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1 In the Grant Village itself, approximately a mile from the campground, there are many services available including a full service and casual dining restaurant; gas station with gas, diesel and propane; gift shop; post office and general store with groceries available.


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One of the most popular campgrounds. 2015 Dates â Opens: May 29, 2015 | Closes: September 13, 2015 | Summer 2015 Rate: $27.00. Site types: Tent, RV, ADA, and combination RV/tent. Canyon Village Campground is located within a mile of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, and is one of the most popular campgrounds. The Canyon Campground is a favorite due to its wooded setting and relatively central location within Yellowstone Park.


Grant Village Campground - Yellowstone National Park
Open from June 21st-September 20th. 430 campsites at this location. Sites are $26.00 per night. Includes 2 showers per night. Does not include taxes or utility fees. Reservations accepted. Call 1-866-439-7375 for availability. Generators are permitted from 8am - 8pm.


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1 Preheat an outdoor grill for medium-high heat. 2  Stir together the vegetable oil, cider vinegar, garlic powder, black pepper, salt, basil, and thyme in a bowl; set aside.  Lay out 4 12x12 inch squares of aluminum foil. Place 1 chicken breast in the center of each square, top with potatoes, onions, bell peppers, and mushrooms. Ladle 1/4 of the sauce on each and fold the foil around the ingredients to form four sealed packets.


Foil Pack Sausage Breakfast Recipe | Tin Foil Breakfast
Add 1/4 of the beaten eggs to each potato pile. Place a sausage patty on top of each and season with salt and pepper. Wrap the foil and bake for 40 minutes, or cook over a campfire or grill for about 20 minutes or until sausage and eggs are fully cooked.


Grilled Chicken and Potato Foil Packs
1 Ladle 1/4 of the sauce on each and fold the foil around the ingredients to form four sealed packets.  Grill the packets on the preheated grill for 30 to 40 minutes, until the internal temperature of the chicken breasts reaches 170 degrees F (75 degrees C).


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1 Prepare grill for indirect medium heat.  In a small bowl, whisk the first five ingredients. Pour into three 4-1/2-in. disposable foil tart pans coated with cooking spray. Sprinkle with cheese, green pepper, sausage, bacon and onions.


Grilled Chicken and Potato Foil Packs
1 Stir together the vegetable oil, cider vinegar, garlic powder, black pepper, salt, basil, and thyme in a bowl; set aside.  Lay out 4 12x12 inch squares of aluminum foil. Place 1 chicken breast in the center of each square, top with potatoes, onions, bell peppers, and mushrooms. Ladle 1/4 of the sauce on each and fold the foil around the ingredients to form four sealed packets.


Foil Pack Sausage Breakfast Recipe | Tin Foil Breakfast
Foil Pack Sausage Breakfast Video Recipe. Hi, Kristi in the Rada Kitchen, and today Iâm going to tell you how to make a foil pack breakfast. This is great for ovens, grills, or over the campfire. First, preheat your oven to 400 degrees, or your grill to medium-high heat.


Foil Pack Sausage Breakfast Recipe | Tin Foil Breakfast
Place foil packs on a baking sheet and bake in the oven for 35 to 45 minutes or until the eggs and sausage are fully cooked. For a campfire, place double-wrapped foil packs on medium coals and cook 15 to 25 minutes or until the sausage and eggs are fully cooked. And here you have a fun foil pack sausage breakfast.


Breakfast Eggs in Foil Bowls Recipe
1 In a small bowl, whisk the first five ingredients. Pour into three 4-1/2-in. disposable foil tart pans coated with cooking spray. Sprinkle with cheese, green pepper, sausage, bacon and onions.  Cover each pan with foil. Grill, covered, for 20-22 minutes or until eggs are completely set. Yield: 3 servings.


Breakfast Eggs in Foil Bowls Recipe
1 Prepare grill for indirect medium heat. 2  In a small bowl, whisk the first five ingredients. Pour into three 4-1/2-in. disposable foil tart pans coated with cooking spray. Sprinkle with cheese, green pepper, sausage, bacon and onions.  Cover each pan with foil.


30 Delicious Tin Foil Dinners
30 Delicious Tin Foil Dinners. When my Dad was little, he loved playing sports, going camping and doing âoutdoorâ stuff with his brother. I think he would have laughed right out loud if he knew he was going to have 6 girls later on in life. He taught us many things like how to kick a ball and how to swing a bat left handed. He also taught us how to cook tin foil dinners over the fire. This was one of my most favorite things to do with my family. My little family has continued that tradition. We love going camping or to a fire pit just to cook food over the fire.


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Owning a rare skin is just like saying, ''I played League before you even knew that it existed'', or ''I earned more stuff than you in LoL''. So here is my top 10 list of League of Legend's rarest skins. 10. King Rammus: King Rammus was given for players who played the beta. 9.


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1. Owning a rare skin is just like saying, ''I played League before you even knew that it existed'', or ''I earned more stuff than you in LoL''. So here is my top 10 list of League of Legend's rarest skins.


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As you probaly heard, ALL rare league of legends skins have been disabled and can now only be redeemed if you have a legitimate code/card and sent in a ticket to riot to receive the limited skins that no one will ever have again.


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Owning a rare skin is just like saying, ''I played League before you even knew that it existed'', or ''I earned more stuff than you in LoL''. So here is my top 10 list of League of Legend's rarest skins. 10.


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1. 1. Owning a rare skin is just like saying, ''I played League before you even knew that it existed'', or ''I earned more stuff than you in LoL''. So here is my top 10 list of League of Legend's rarest skins.


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Owning a rare skin is just like saying, ''I played League before you even knew that it existed'', or ''I earned more stuff than you in LoL''. So here is my top 10 list of League of Legend's rarest skins. 10. King Rammus: King Rammus was given for players who played the beta.


League of Legends Rare Skin
League of Legends Rare Skin. See More. As you probaly heard, ALL rare league of legends skins have been disabled and can now only be redeemed if you have a legitimate code/card and sent in a ticket to riot to receive the limited skins that no one will ever have again.


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From time to time, groups of Legacy Skins have been released from the Vault for limited runs in the League of Legends Store. These skins only appear in the champion's information tab if you own them.


Top 10 - Rarest LoL Skins
We update the Top Skins List! Check it out here-https://youtu.be/hVVIFJ59sLA. Part 2 of the Top 20 Rarest LoL Skins is finally here! Thanks for watching, and enjoy the game! 1  Gaming.


Facts about Tetanus for Adults
1 FACT: For adults, a tetanus-diphtheria booster (Td) every 10 years gives protection against both tetanus and diphtheria. 2  A tetanus-diphtheria-acellular pertussis (Tdap) vaccine should be given to adults in place of one Td vaccine to protect them against pertussis (whooping cough), too.


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After the third dose -- given at age 6 months -- children have 80% to 85% immunity against pertussis. Protection lasts from three to five years.


Chemical Sedimentary Rocks
Chemical Sedimentary Rocks. Chemical sedimentary rocks form by precipitation of minerals from water. Precipitation is when dissolved materials come out of water. For example: Take a glass of water and pour some salt (halite) into it.The salt will dissolve into the water.If you set the water in a hot and dry place (like Arizona) the water, but not the salt, will evaporate away.or example: Take a glass of water and pour some salt (halite) into it. The salt will dissolve into the water. If you set the water in a hot and dry place (like Arizona) the water, but not the salt, will evaporate away.


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Examples of common chemical sedimentary rocks include halite, which  is rock salt; coal, and limestone.These sedimentary rocks are  formed from sediment produced by chemica â¦ l weathering.imestone or Sandstone are two examples of sedimentary rocks. Two examples of sedimentary rocks are slate (fine silt) and chalk (shell remains of sea creatures).


Sedimentary Rock Examples
Siltstone is made from silt particles cemented together. Shale is made from silt particles cemented together. It is similar to siltstone but with even finer grain size, The table below shows examples of common chemical sedimentary rocks.Clicking on the name of the rock will bring up a larger picture and a description of the rock type in a new window.ommon clastic sedimentary rocks are listed on the table below. They are listed by grain size in decending order. Grain size is one factor in classifying sedimentary rocks .Clicking on the name of the rock will bring up a larger picture and a description of the rock type in a new window.


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Evaporites, a special type of chemical sedimentary rock that include halite and gypsum, form as sediments, and are left behind when water in the original solution evaporates. To unlock this lesson you must be a Study.com Member.Create your account.alite: Halite is the scientific term for rock salt. In fact, if you lick a chunk of halite, it tastes like salt! (Because it is salt, after allâ¦) Halite is part of a group of chemical sedimentary rocks called evaporites.


Sedimentary rock
Chemical sedimentary rock forms when mineral constituents in solution become supersaturated and inorganically precipitate. Common chemical sedimentary rocks include oolitic limestone and rocks composed of evaporite minerals such as halite (rock salt), sylvite, barite and gypsum.articles that form a sedimentary rock by accumulating are called sediment. Before being deposited, sediment was formed by weathering and erosion in a source area, and then transported to the place of deposition by water, wind, ice, mass movement or glaciers which are called agents of denudation.


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Any sedimentary rock that forms, as sediments settle out of a solution, is called a chemical sedimentary rock. Sediments can settle out of a solution either by the liquid in the solution evaporating, or by too much of the sediment dissolving in the solution (called supersaturation).alite: Halite is the scientific term for rock salt. In fact, if you lick a chunk of halite, it tastes like salt! (Because it is salt, after allâ¦) Halite is part of a group of chemical sedimentary rocks called evaporites.


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In fact, most types of limestone form from the dissolved shells of marine organisms. Halite: Halite is the scientific term for rock salt. In fact, if you lick a chunk of halite, it tastes like salt! (Because it is salt, after allâ¦) Halite is part of a group of chemical sedimentary rocks called evaporites.alite: Halite is the scientific term for rock salt. In fact, if you lick a chunk of halite, it tastes like salt! (Because it is salt, after allâ¦) Halite is part of a group of chemical sedimentary rocks called evaporites.


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Well chemical rocks can either be made from evaporation or crystallization. An some examples for evaporation is rock salt, gypsum, and limestone. Some examples of crystallizat â¦ ion is limestone, and calcite.5 people found this useful.imestone or Sandstone are two examples of sedimentary rocks. Two examples of sedimentary rocks are slate (fine silt) and chalk (shell remains of sea creatures).


If heat kills bacteria, why do bacteria thrive in warm enviornments?
So, these bacteria require warm conditions to grow as their metabolism is adapted to that temperature (enzymes and stuff as other people have answered). But that doesn't mean that all bacteria require warm conditions to grow! http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/...


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Introduction: (Initial Observation) In order to study bacteria, you need to grow bacteria. In this project you will perform experiments on collecting and growing household bacteria. When you grow bacteria, you will then be able to go further and research on bacteria and factors affecting their growth and reproduction.


United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service
When bacteria. have nutrients (food), moisture, time and favorable. temperatures, they grow rapidly increasing in. numbers to the point where some can cause illness. Understanding the important role temperature plays in. keeping food safe is critical. If we know the temperature.


Does heat make bacteria grow?
Some types of bacteria do grow in heat but some don't. Depends on what bacteria you are trying to grow. Bacterial growth rates have an optimum temperature, pH, and light sources. E. coli for example thrive at 37oC and pH 7.


Does heat make bacteria grow?
Some bacteria grow more rapidly with heat, ie clostridium perfrigins. Depends on the heat and depends on the bacteria. Most bacterial strains have optimum temperature to grow of 37oC. If you lower it, the cells simply will not grow. If you raise it, their proteins will start coagulating - and the cells will die.


Describe the conditions favorable to the growth of bacteria in food.
Many factors affect bacterial growth but the most important ones are: 1  Water -- Bacteria need water to dissolve the food they use for energy and growth. Water allows the food to get into the cells, is used for the many chemical reactions necessary for life and growth, and allows waste products to escape. Food/Nutrients -- All bacteria require energy to live and grow. Energy sources such as sugars, starch, protein, fats and other compounds provide the nutrients. Oxygen -- Some bacteria require oxygen to grow (aerobes) while others can grow only in the absence of oxygen (anaerobes).


If heat kills bacteria, why do bacteria thrive in warm enviornments?
There are bacteria that thrive better in Hot (not just warm) and the others that require colder temperatures to grow. The point is, most of the bacteria are adapted to the environment they live in and a lot of pathogenic bacteria you probably know about are adapted to live and cause infection in human body where the temperature is 37C.


Employment FAQs
Do all the school districts pay the same? The pay rate for teachers in Alameda County varies from district to district. See AUSD's salary schedule for more information. All Alameda Unified School District employees get paid on the last working day of the month (one paycheck per month).


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California has a two-level teaching credential. 1  To obtain a Preliminary Credential which is valid only for 5 years, the following requirements must be met: Obtain a baccalaureate degree. Satisfy the basic skills requirement.


How to Become a Teacher in California
California Teaching Certification. To teach elementary school in California, you must have the multiple subject teaching credential which authorizes teaching in preschool, kindergarten, grades 1-12, and classes for adults. To teach middle or secondary school in California, you must have the single subject teaching credential.


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Traditional Approach for the California Teacher Certification. Earn your Bachelors Degree or higher from an accredited university. If you already have a bachelors degree, then take the steps necessary to earn your Masterâs Degree ASAP.


How to Become a Teacher in Texas: Teacher Certification
Traditional Approach for the California Teacher Certification. 1  Earn your Bachelors Degree or higher from an accredited university. If you already have a bachelors degree, then take the steps necessary to earn your Masterâs Degree ASAP. 2  Complete the Teacher Preparations Program.


Employment FAQs
The pay rate for substitute teachers in Alameda USD is $120 for a full day, then $145 for 10+ days in the same assignment. Substitute teachers who choose to work for Alameda Unified will be assigned at the discretion of the District.


How to Become a Teacher in California: Teacher Certification
Alternative Approach for the California Teacher Certification. Alternatively, there is another path you can take to get your teaching credentials in California. The state offers a District Intern Credentenial Program which allows the holder to start their teaching career before they complete their teacher education program.


How to Become a Teacher in California
Students must then complete a teacher training program approved by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC). Teaching programs can be found through colleges, universities, community colleges, online schools, K-12 school districts, and certain community or regional service centers.


Secondary (Single Subject) Credential Requirements  (California Prepared)
This credential authorizes the holder to teach the specific subject(s) named on the credential in departmentalized classes, such as those in most middle schools and high schools, in grades preschool, Kâ12, or in classes organized primarily for adults. California has a two-level teaching credential. To obtain a Preliminary Credential which is valid only for 5 years, the following requirements must be met: Obtain a baccalaureate degree. Satisfy the basic skills requirement. Satisfy the subject-matter competence requirement.


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The requirements for the Clear Credential can be satisfied in one of three ways: 1  General Education Induction Program. 2  General Education Clear Credential program at a California college or university. 3  Certification from the National Board of Professional Teaching Standards.


Whats the difference between independent and dependent variables? also, theory and hypothesis?
The independent variable is the one the experiment is manipulating in order to measure it's effect on the dependent variable. So if you wanted your dog to stop barking, you would try spraying it with water when it barked.


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What is the difference between 2 or more independent variables and one independent variable with 2 or more levels? At the core, the only difference between independent and dependent variables is the nature of the function youâre trying to learn. Input variables are independents, and output variables are dependents.


Difference Between Dependent Variables and Independent Variables
The independent variable is the variable that the researcher manipulates in the experiment. This variable will then be hypothesized in order to influence the dependent variable. The independent variable has a big effect on the entire experiment, and is very important in drawing the conclusion of the experiment.


Whats the difference between independent and dependent variables? also, theory and hypothesis?
An easy way to remember it is that the dependent variable all DEPENDS on the independent variable. A hypothesis is an educated guess about the outcome of an experiment before the experiment is performed. The most common format for a hypothesis is: If... (state the experiment you will be performing here)...


Difference Between Dependent Variables and Independent Variables
On the other hand, the dependent variable is the one being measured by the researcher in the experiment. It is the variable that shows how strong the effect of the independent variable is. So, ultimately, the independent variable is the one manipulated and its effects are reflected by the dependent variable.


Difference Between Dependent and Independent Variables
Dependent vs Independent Variables. The mathematical tools used to keep the control of an experiment in a quantitative way are called dependent and independent variables. By using both variables simultaneously, we can reach up to a conclusion in an accurate manner.


What are the differences between independent and dependent variables?
Statistics (academic discipline) with 210+ answers. At the core, the only difference between independent and dependent variables is the nature of the function youâre trying to learn. Input variables are independents, and output variables are dependents.


Difference Between Dependent Variables and Independent Variables
The independent and the dependent variables are interrelated to each other. In your experiment, the independent variable is the one being changed. When the independent variable changes in your experiment, so thus the dependent variable. Also the dependent variableâs outcome depends on the independent variable. These variables are integral factor to your experiment. That is why defining and comparing them is very important.


Whats the difference between independent and dependent variables? also, theory and hypothesis?
Best Answer: The independent variable in an experiment is the variable that YOU change in order to affect the dependent variable. The dependent variable is what is being measured, or what is being affected. For example, If you are testing how the amount of time you leave a sponge in a bowl of water affects the amount of water absorbed, then the amount of time you leave the sponge in is the independent variable, and the amount of water absorbed is the dependent variable.


What are the differences between independent and dependent variables?
Your independent variable is the liquid, dependent variable is time taken to boil, and if you're not changing anything else...such as temperature, pot etc...all those are control variables. Reason being, the time taken to reach boiling temperature is dependent upon the liquid being tested.


How long should you keep tax returns?
How long to keep bank records; I find that in the case of tax returns, many people are afraid to discard them or confused as to how long they should keep them. The result is that they keep them all. One client told me he kept every tax return he filed going back over 30 years! Keeping all of your financial papers that long is not a good strategy. For one thing, the result is an accumulation space-taking boxes of papers.


How long should you keep tax returns?
(MoneyWatch) Most people hold on to their statements for financial, credit and utility accounts a few years, and when the pile gets too big, it's time for the shredder. 12 things to keep in a safe at home, not at a bank; Keeping a safe deposit box safe; How long to keep bank records


How long to keep financial records
Credit card receipts and statements: Length of time to keep, and why: From 45 days to seven years. Keep your original receipts until you get your monthly statement; shred the receipts if the two match up. Keep the statements for seven years if tax-related expenses are documented. Paycheck stubs: Length of time to keep, and why: One year


Publication 17 (2017), Your Federal Income Tax
Generally, you must keep your records that support an item of income, deduction or credit shown on your tax return until the period of limitations for that tax return runs out. The period of limitations is the period of time in which you can amend your tax return to claim a credit or refund, or the IRS can assess additional tax.


How long should you keep tax returns?
So, for example, keep a 2006 tax return that includes reporting of irregular items until April 2013. If the IRS hasn't raised any issues about your 2005 tax return by now, it is safe to shred it. Last, you should keep any tax return that includes a claim for deducting worthless securities for seven years.


How long to keep financial records
Shred those that have no long-term importance. Brokerage statements: Length of time to keep, and why: Until you sell the securities. You need the purchase or sales slips from your brokerage or mutual fund to prove whether you have capital gains or losses at tax time. Bills: Length of time to keep, and why: From one year to permanently. Go through your bills once a year.


How long should you keep tax returns?
However, in certain cases, they should be kept for six or seven years. The purpose of the three-year rule is to be prepared in the event of an audit: The IRS has the right to review all tax returns filed during the Period of Limitations, generally three years from the date you filed for any given year.


How long should I keep records?
Period of Limitations that apply to income tax returns. 1  Keep records for 3 years if situations (4), (5), and (6) below do not apply to you. 2  Keep records for 3 years from the date you filed your original return or 2 years from the date you paid the tax, whichever is later, if you file a claim for credit or refund after you file your return. Keep records for 7 years if you file a claim for a loss from worthless securities or bad debt deduction. Keep records for 6 years if you do not report income that you should report, and it is more than 25% of the gross income shown on your return. Keep records indefinitely if you do not file a return.


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Synonyms, crossword answers and other related words for IN A NUTSHELL. 1  summed up briefly; gave the facts in a nutshell; just tell me the story in a nutshell; explained the situation in a nutshell.  arrant.


IN A NUTSHELL
Synonyms, crossword answers and other related words for IN A NUTSHELL. summed up briefly; gave the facts in a nutshell; just tell me the story in a nutshell; explained the situation in a nutshell.


to put it in a nutshell- definition and synonyms
This is the British English definition of to put it in a nutshell. View American English definition of to put it in a nutshell. Change your default dictionary to American English.


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IN A NUTSHELL
'IN A NUTSHELL' is a 11 letter phrase starting with I and ending with L. 1  summed up briefly; gave the facts in a nutshell; just tell me the story in a nutshell; explained the situation in a nutshell.  arrant.


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When you refinance for cash out, how long before you get your check?
1 The interest rates on a cash-out refinancing are usually, but not always, lower than the interest rate on a home equity loan. 2  You pay closing costs when you refinance your mortgage. 3  Generally, you don't pay closing costs for a home equity loan.4  Closing costs can amount to hundreds or thousands of dollars.deally, you get a better rate on the $80,000 that you owe on the house and you get a check for $20,000 to spend as you wish. Cash-out refinancing differs from a home equity loan in several ways: 1  A home equity loan is a separate loan on top of your first mortgage.


Cash-Out Refinance
A refinance with cash out is an alternative to a home equity loan, also known as a second mortgage, because it's a lien on your home like your existing mortgage. A cash-out refinance comes with closing costs comparable to your first mortgage.If you owe less than $150,000 on your home, you may be eligible for a cash-out Smart Refinance with a no-closing-cost option. way to access cash as you refinance your home. Cash-out refinancing lets you access the equity in your home and get cash at closing.


How to Refinance a Home Without Closing Costs at a U.S. Bank
When you refinance, a new loan replaces your existing mortgage. A closing is held to wrap up the process and complete the loan. Certain costs are associated with refinancing, including bank and attorney fees. Unfortunately, homeowners do not always have the cash on hand to pay upfront fees.If you are short on funds, it is still possible for refinance at a lower interest rate without having to pay closing costs.n many cases, you can finance the closing costs, provided the new loan does not exceed the equity in your home. Ideally, lenders want homeowners to borrow 80 percent or less of the home's current value, but some allow up to 97 percent.


Cash-Out Refinance
A way to access cash as you refinance your home. Cash-out refinancing lets you access the equity in your home and get cash at closing.The existing home mortgage and any liens on the property are paid off and replaced with a new mortgage. way to access cash as you refinance your home. Cash-out refinancing lets you access the equity in your home and get cash at closing.


US Bank No-Closing-Cost Refinances & Mortgages
Unfortunately, a no cost mortgage isnât really cheaper over the long term. Instead of paying fees out-of-pocket, closing costs, or other costs at the time of the loan, the interest rate is .25 to .5 percent higher to cover the lenderâs costs and any third-party fees the lenders promises you arenât paying. recommend you speak with US Bank and ask them if they would charge closing costs to refinance your home. You must keep in mind that it will cost a lender to refinance a mortgage, even though they may say â no closing costs .â. I also have two valuable resources as you evaluate refinancing with US Bank.


US Bank No-Closing-Cost Refinances & Mortgages
On a $100,000 loan paid over 30 years, that totals $6,000 more in interest. If you donât plan to sell or refinance in three-to-five years and your closing costs are less than the additional interest, more than likely they will be, then itâs worth it to pay the closing costs up front. recommend you speak with US Bank and ask them if they would charge closing costs to refinance your home. You must keep in mind that it will cost a lender to refinance a mortgage, even though they may say â no closing costs .â. I also have two valuable resources as you evaluate refinancing with US Bank.


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Fees. Three of the most common fees in a refinance are the application fee, the loan-origination fee and the home inspection fee. The application fee is the money you pay to have your application processed, which the Home Buying Institute estimates to be $75 to $300.ees. Three of the most common fees in a refinance are the application fee, the loan-origination fee and the home inspection fee. The application fee is the money you pay to have your application processed, which the Home Buying Institute estimates to be $75 to $300.


US Bank No-Closing-Cost Refinances & Mortgages
I recommend you speak with US Bank and ask them if they would charge closing costs to refinance your home. You must keep in mind that it will cost a lender to refinance a mortgage, even though they may say â no closing costs .â. I also have two valuable resources as you evaluate refinancing with US Bank. recommend you speak with US Bank and ask them if they would charge closing costs to refinance your home. You must keep in mind that it will cost a lender to refinance a mortgage, even though they may say â no closing costs .â. I also have two valuable resources as you evaluate refinancing with US Bank.


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Refinance with Cash Out. When mortgage rates are considerably lower than your existing rate, it may be beneficial to refinance. Refinance with cash out, also called a cash-out refinance loan, allows you to take out a new mortgage loan at the lower interest rate for more than you currently owe on your home.You'll receive cash from the equity you've built in your home.our lender will order an appraisal of your home and loan you cash based on the amount of equity you've built in your home. Advantages. 1  Closing costs are often lower than refinancing costs. 2  Cash may be accessed via a lump-sum loan or a revolving line of credit.


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The purchaser hereby claims exception or exemption on all purchases of tangible personal property and selected services made under this certificate from: (vendorâs name) and certifies that the claim is based upon the purchaserâs proposed use of the items or services, the activity of the purchase, or both, as shown hereon: Purchaser must state a valid reason for claiming exception or exemption. Purchaserâs name. Street address.


exemption
Exemption is defined as freedom from an obligation, duty or consequence. When everyone else is required to attend a meeting and you don't have to attend, this is an example of a situation where you have an exemption. an exempting or being exempted; freedom or release from a liability, obligation, etc.; immunity.


Cooperative Contracts - Blanket Exemptions
Before requesting an exemption, review the list of current blanket exemptions to determine if there one that applies to the IT commodity you wish to procure. (Under certain circumstances, DIR may have already determined that it is reasonable to grant a blanket exemption to all state agencies.)


Laws, Regulations & Annotations
If the seller takes a complete section 6378 exemption certificate timely and in good faith, the certificate relieves the seller from the liability for the sales tax subject to exemption under this regulation or the duty of collecting the use tax subject to exemption under this regulation.


Laws, Regulations & Annotations
(a) PARTIAL EXEMPTION FOR PROPERTY PURCHASED FOR USE IN TELEPRODUCTION OR OTHER POSTPRODUCTION SERVICES. Commencing on January 1, 1999, section 6378 of the Revenue and Taxation Code provides a partial exemption from sales and use tax for certain properties described in this regulation.


exemption
Exemption is defined as freedom from an obligation, duty or consequence. When everyone else is required to attend a meeting and you don't have to attend, this is an example of a situation where you have an exemption. exemption. exemption.


Laws, Regulations & Annotations
(e) SECTION 6378 EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE. (1) Qualified persons who purchase or lease tangible personal property from an in-state seller, or an out-of-state seller obligated to collect use tax, must provide the seller with a section 6378 exemption certificate in order for the seller to claim the partial exemption.


Cooperative Contracts - Blanket Exemptions
Cooperative Contracts - Blanket Exemptions. If, for any reason, a state agency wants to procure an item available from DIR's Cooperative Contracts program through an avenue other than a DIR contract, the agency must first obtain an exemption from DIR.


Blanket Certificate Law and Legal Definition
Blanket Certificate Law and Legal Definition. Blanket Certificate is a permission or authority granted by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). A holder of blanket certificate has the authority to engage in an activity such as transportation service or sales on a self implementing or prior notice basis as s/he deems fit. There is no need of case-by-case approval from FERC.


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Vendors of motor vehicles, titled watercraft and titled outboard motors may use this certi ï¬cate to purchase these items. under the âresaleâ exception. Otherwise, purchaser must comply with either rule 5703-9-10 or 5703-9-25 of the Admin.


Home Remedies For Hemorrhoids â 6 Natural Treatments
Coconut Oil â Apply coconut oil directly to hemorrhoids, rinse and repeat. In addition to symptoms subsiding, the hemorrhoids should disappear over the course of just a few days. Witch Hazel â An astringent and healing tree, witch hazel is one of the oldest known natural remedies for hemorrhoids.


Home Remedies For Hemorrhoids â 6 Natural Treatments
Other Considerations for Hemorrhoid Treatment. 1  Soaking the area in warm water a few times a day for 10-15 minute periods can reduce inflammation and help relieve symptoms. 2  Keep the area clean, bathing daily. 3  Apply ice packs or cold compresses to relieve swelling.


13 DIY Home Remedies For Hemorrhoids
This could be due to the straining during bowel movement or from the increased pressure on the veins during pregnancy, along with a few other causes. Hemorrhoids can be located both externally or internally, and affect about half of adults over the age of 50.


How to use coconut oil for hemorrhoids
Coconut oil is another effective remedy to use at home to treat hemorrhoids. It contains many nutrients that our body needs to prevent hemorrhoids. It is also a potent antiviral and antimicrobial, and coconut oil is also known for its anti-bacterial properties that permetteront us to treat the inflammation.


How to use coconut oil for hemorrhoids
Coconut oil (virgin is always preferable) is useful as a natural cure for hemorrhoids when applied topically. Apply coconut oil directly into the hemorrhoid area, rinse and repeat. In addition to the symptoms that decrease, hemorrhoids should disappear within a few days.


13 DIY Home Remedies For Hemorrhoids
Method: 1  Take a cotton ball and soak it in an undistilled witch hazel. 2  Apply this on the hemorrhoids. 3  Repeat 3 times a day to get relief from the pain and bleeding of hemorrhoids.  Medicated pads can be bought and applied that contains witch 1  hazel. These can be use instead of or in combination with toilet paper.


How to use coconut oil for hemorrhoids
First of all, clean the affected area, you can also apply witch hazel on a cotton ball to better dry the surface. Then use a generous amount of coconut oil to completely cover your inflamed hemorrhoids, and swelling on the affected area at least twice a day for at least three days.


Cure Hemorrhoids with Home Remedies That Work
Popular remedies for getting rid of hemorrhoids include apple cider vinegar, rutin, coconut oil, castor oil, witch hazel, and aloe vera. Hemorrhoids are swollen or inflamed veins in the anus and lower rectum that can be itchy, painful, and potentially cause bleeding during bowel movements.


13 DIY Home Remedies For Hemorrhoids
Method â 1: 1  Clean the affected area with a dry cotton ball. 2  Apply the oil on the affected area gently. 3  Repeat several times a day to relief from the pain and discomfort.


What Is Viral Load?
I) Volume. The volume of blood, that the number refers to, is usually one milliliter. But some labs give the number for 20 microliters = 1/50 milliliter. So in these cases you have to multiply the result of the viral load by 50 to get the number for 1 milliliter. II) Amount of Virus.


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There is really no such thing as a ânormalâ viral load. People who arenât infected with HIV have no viral load at all, so thereâs no ânormalâ range for reference, as there is for many other HIV lab tests (such as CD4 counts.)


Viral Load and T-Cell (CD4) Counts: Why They Matter
CD4 counts give you and your doctor a good idea of how much damage HIV has done to your immune system. But you also need to know how fast that damage is happening. Viral load tests, which tell the doctor how much HIV is in your blood, are a very important clue to how quickly HIV is doing harm. These tests go by several different names, like PCR (polymerase chain reaction) or bDNA (branched DNA), but they all work roughly the same way.


Laboratory Testing
Thus, the most important use of the viral load is to monitor the effectiveness of therapy after initiation of ART. Measurement of CD4 count is particularly useful before initiation of ART. The CD4 cell count provides information on the overall immune function of an HIV-infected patient.


What Is Viral Load?
When you get back the result of your HCV RNA quantitative test, and when the lab was able to determine the amount of virus in your blood, then it is important to write down not only the number, but also in what units this number is given.


U=U â HIV Undetectable â What It Means
The term âviral loadâ refers to the amount of HIV in a sample of your blood. When your viral load is high, you have more HIV in your body, and that means your immune system is not fighting HIV as well. A viral load test is a lab test that measures the number of HIV virus particles in a milliliter of your blood. These particles are called copies.. A viral load test helps provide information on your health status and how well antiretroviral therapy (ART â treatment with HIV medicines) is controlling the virus.


HIV Treatment as Prevention
However, even when your viral load is undetectable, HIV can still exist in semen, vaginal and rectal fluids, breast milk, and other parts of your body. For this reason, you should continue to take steps to prevent HIV transmission. For example: HIV may still be found in your genital fluids (semen or vaginal fluids).


Viral Load and T-Cell (CD4) Counts: Why They Matter
One of the most important tests measures VIRAL LOAD, the amount of HIV in your blood. Another very important test counts your CD4 CELLS, sometimes called T-CELLS. CD4 cells are a key part of your body's disease-fighting defenses, called the immune system. But some people claim that HIV doesn't really cause AIDS. These people, known as AIDS deniers, denialists or AIDS dissidents, also say that viral load and CD4 tests are meaningless.


Laboratory Testing
Plasma HIV-1 RNA (Viral Load) and CD4 Count Monitoring. HIV RNA (viral load) and CD4 T lymphocyte (CD4) cell count are the two surrogate markers of antiretroviral treatment (ART) responses and HIV disease progression that have been used for decades to manage and monitor HIV infection. Viral load is a marker of response to ART.


What Is Viral Load?
In case you have a logarithmic number *and* a blood volume other than 1 ml, you have to convert the logarithmic number to a plain number *first*, and then correct it to correspond to 1 ml ! Therefore it is important to have a close look at your lab report and see in what units the result is given!


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Most successful freelances work for years as a medical writer (or at least as a writer) before deciding to freelance. Freelancers work for the same types of organizations and do the same types of work as discussed under Opportunities for Scientific Medical Writers and Opportunities for Marketing Medical Writers.


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In general, scientific medical writers have advanced science-based degrees (science, medicine, pharmacy, etc.) and often learn about writing by becoming a medical writer. Marketing medical writers have a journalism or English degree and often learn about medicine by becoming a medical writer. Scientific medical writers generally do more scientific/technical writing for professional audiences. Marketing medical writers do marketing-oriented writing, often for consumers or lay audiences.


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Acquire enough higher education. In the US, this means at least a college degree, preferably in a life science. In fact, employers usually prefer to hire medical writers who have a masters or doctorate degree in a life science. If needed, take a few writing courses to improve your basic writing skills. If you have a great education, but canât write reasonably well, you wonât enjoy long-term success as a medical writer.


Top 30 U.S. Healthcare Careers That Donât Require A Graduate Degree
Training to become a Health Information Technician requires a minimum of a post-secondary certificate, although some employers prefer an Associateâs Degree in Health Information Technology, that includes courses in healthcare reimbursement, coding and classification systems and general medical terminology.


Medical Writer: Job Info & Career Requirements
Career Definition for Medical Writers. Companies and institutions that hire medical writers need professionals who offer a dynamic union between scientific medical knowledge and written communication skills. Hospitals, academic medical centers, pharmaceutical companies and science publications and websites are potential employers.


How Can I Become a Medical Writer?
Research what it takes to become a medical writer. Learn about job duties, education requirements, and certification to find out if this is the career for you. Schools offering Medical Transcription degrees can also be found in these popular choices. Medical writers produce written documents that are about medical or health issues. These documents may be used by professionals in the industry, by patients or by the general public. Medical writers are employed by pharmaceutical companies, medical equipment companies or health service providers.


Medical and Health Professions
Medical Writer: Job Info & Career Requirements. Learn about what a medical writer does. Find out the skills and education necessary, in addition to the salary and employment outlook, to see if this career is for you.


Medical Writing Degree Programs
Medical Writing Degree Programs. Aspiring medical writers can enroll in a graduate program specializing in medical writing or a related field. Find out how you can prepare for this type of program and learn about career opportunities and additional resources available to medical writers.


Passport expiry dates and blank pages: what are the rules?
Some countries do, indeed, insist on travellers having a minimum of three or six months left on their passport. Countries that require UK passport holders to have six months of validity left on their passport from the date of entry into the country include Brazil, Ecuador, Turkey, Tunisia and Israel.


passport requirement
passport requirement - Greece Forum. passport requirement. hi, im travelling to greece on the 29th of may until the 5th of June, but my passport runs out on the 18 of June.


Passport FAQs
Most countries require that a passport be valid for at least six months beyond the completion of a trip. If your passport expires sooner than that, you must apply to renew your passport. Go to Visas to determine how long a passport must be valid for each specific country of travel.


Why do we need six months validity on our passports?
But that's what happens when you get a passport, which is effectively useless for the last six months of its life, with so many countries refusing you entry. Many require at least six months' validity, some require at least three months, yet some are happy to let you in so long as you get home before it runs out. A friend of mine who had to travel overseas for a family emergency had a terrible time trying to book a flight, with less than six months left on her passport.


Passport expiry dates and blank pages: what are the rules?
To enter New Zealand as a tourist, you should have a passport valid for a minimum of one month from the date of exit, and you must have an onward ticket. For South Africa, your passport should be valid for a minimum of 30 days from the date of exit from South Africa.


Why do we need six months validity on our passports?
Travel plans do sometimes go astray, but not generally by six months â and surely those situations could be managed. The Australian government is not the offender; all Australian passports are valid until the day they expire and overseas visitors do not need extra validity on their passport to come to our country.


Why do some countries require 6 months left on a passport before leaving that country?
Most savvy frequent travelers make sure they renew at least 6 months, often more, before their passport expires, to allow for this. The simple answer is that some countries require a passport be valid for a minimum of six months to ensure you have a valid passport while you are in their country.


passport requirement
Greece is ok for validity to cover just your stay , other countries such as Romania are 3 months still on passport and some countries with Visa requirements as well are 6 months.However only having 2 weeks on the passport could be a bit tight..god forbid but if you were taken ill/had an accident and had to remain there for a while, it adds another ...


Passport FAQs
How long is my passport valid? If your passport was issued when you were 16 years of age or older, your passport is valid for 10 years. If your passport was issued when you were 15 years of age or younger, your passport is valid for 5 years. When applying for a passport renewal, will my old passport be returned to me?


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1924-1930s Effanbee Bubbles doll, sized 13-28 tall, cloth body, composition head and shoulder piece, also arms and legs composition, some were black dolls. There was a whole line of Bubbles dolls; Dolly Bubbles doll 14, Charlotte Bubbles doll 20, Betty Bubbles doll 22. 1924 F & B Bubbles doll.


Meet the Effanbee Dolls
Tonner Dolls purchased Effanbee Dolls out of bankruptcy in 2002 and has revitalized the company with production of high-quality reproductions of dolls originally by Effanbee (Dy-Dee Baby), a new line of Brenda Starr dolls and even reproductions from other well-known vintage doll companies (Toni by Ideal).


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F & B Patsy doll heads are unmarked, marked on doll back: Effanbee Patsy Pats. Pend. Doll, or other variations with dolls name. The 1946 dolls are totally unmarked, some dolls have been found on the Patricia marked body and with the Patsy Baby head with a mohair wig. Some of the Patsy dolls came in a black version.


Shop of Dolls, Accessories, Collectibles.
Effanbee 1989 Blue Dress Outfit for 9 inch L'il Innocents dolls. This doll costume includes a dress with a dark blue velvet bodice and light blue satin skirt; dark blue shoes with light blue bows; white tights; a white slip; and a pink plastic doll comb and brush set.


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In the teens and early twenties, many Effanbee dolls were composition copies of popular German bisque head dolls, like Grumpy, who was produced in several sizes and variations. The doll at left is Baby Grumpy. Coquette is another copy of a German bisque doll. The same doll was also sold as Naughty Marietta.


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Doll also came as a Girl doll or an ethnic brown Girl doll with the upper neckline of the union suit painted and possibly other dolls, too. This novelty doll is a copy of the all bisque German Baby Bud doll. Doll marked Effanbee in script. 1918 F & B Bathing Bud doll 7.


Meet the Effanbee Dolls
Effanbee dolls have ranged in size from about 6 inches (wee patsy) up to approximately 28 inches for some very large Mama Dolls and Baby Dolls. Since Effanbee Dolls have spanned nearly 100 years, materials used to make Effanbee dolls have included composition, rubber (Dy-Dee Baby), hard plastic and vinyl.


Shop of Dolls, Accessories, Collectibles.
Patsy Family Dolls, Accessories, Collectibles. This page is for new and old Effanbee Patsy dolls and accessories, catalogs, and books for all old and new Effanbee dolls before and after Tonner. Offerings include Patsy family dolls and figurines, outfits, and accessories.


Shop of Dolls, Accessories, Collectibles.
Effanbee 2013 Cute as a Bug by Robert Tonner, No. E13PTOF03 is an outfit for his 10 inch version of Patsy dolls with a bending knee child's body. It contains a ladybug printed raincoat with black and white stripe trim; a black and white stripe dress with ladybug appliqu; a red t-shirt; red boots; and white socks.


Meet the Effanbee Dolls
About Effanbee Dolls. Effanbee Dolls were a fixture of the 20th century. Effanbee Dolls started production of dolls in 1912, right at the beginning of the era of composition dolls. The company had great success with its composition creations, most notably Patsy and her family of dolls.


Why You Canât Use CPU Clock Speed to Compare Computer Performance
Why You Canât Just Compare Clock Speeds. CPU clock speed, or clock rate, is measured in Hertz â generally in gigahertz, or GHz. A CPUâs clock speed rate is a measure of how many clock cycles a CPU can perform per second.For example, a CPU with a clock rate of 1.8 GHz can perform 1,800,000,000 clock cycles per second.This seems simple on its face.hy You Canât Just Compare Clock Speeds. CPU clock speed, or clock rate, is measured in Hertz â generally in gigahertz, or GHz. A CPUâs clock speed rate is a measure of how many clock cycles a CPU can perform per second.


How Is the CPU Speed Measured?
Clock Speed. The most common measure of CPU speed is the clock speed, which is measured in MHz or GHz. One GHz equals 1,000 MHz, so a speed of 2.4 GHz could also be expressed as 2,400 MHz.The higher the clock speed, the more operations the CPU can execute per second.PU speed is the central factor in a computer's performance. While many people use the clock speed of a CPU to gauge performance, this is not the only variable to consider. Elements such as the front side bus and cache also play an important role in CPU speed.


clock speed
In a computer, clock speed refers to the number of pulses per second generated by an oscillator that sets the tempo for the processor. Clock speed is usually measured in MHz (megahertz, or millions of pulses per second) or GHz (gigahertz, or billions of pulses per second).n a computer, clock speed refers to the number of pulses per second generated by an oscillator that sets the tempo for the processor. Clock speed is usually measured in MHz (megahertz, or millions of pulses per second) or GHz (gigahertz, or billions of pulses per second).


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See also: Odometer Â§ Clocking.2FBusting_miles_and_legality. The clock rate typically refers to the frequency at which a chip like a central processing unit (CPU), one core of a multi-core processor, is running and is used as an indicator of the processor 's speed. It is measured in the SI unit hertz.ee also: Odometer Â§ Clocking.2FBusting_miles_and_legality. The clock rate typically refers to the frequency at which a chip like a central processing unit (CPU), one core of a multi-core processor, is running and is used as an indicator of the processor 's speed. It is measured in the SI unit hertz.


Clock rate
The clock rate typically refers to the frequency at which a chip like a central processing unit (CPU), one core of a multi-core processor, is running and is used as an indicator of the processor 's speed.It is measured in the SI unit hertz.ee also: Odometer Â§ Clocking.2FBusting_miles_and_legality. The clock rate typically refers to the frequency at which a chip like a central processing unit (CPU), one core of a multi-core processor, is running and is used as an indicator of the processor 's speed. It is measured in the SI unit hertz.


How is the speed of a computer (GHz) measured?
The speed is measured in cycles per second one MHz is one cycle every second, and one GHz is 1024 cycles per second. A cycle is simply put, a completed instruction. So a 2 GHz processor will be able to handle 2048 instructions every second.he speed is measured in cycles per second one MHz is one cycle every second, and one GHz is 1024 cycles per second. A cycle is simply put, a completed instruction. So a 2 GHz processor will be able to handle 2048 instructions every second.


What is the speed measured of the CPU measured in?
The number of cycles a CPU has is measured in hz, mhz, ghz etc but this has little influence on performance. The real measurement of speed is operations per second or million of operations per second (MIPS) on most modern computers.eport Abuse. All speeds in the CPU are controlled by the CPU clock which runs at a frequency measured in MHz or GHz. The CPU executes what are known as micro operations (UOPs) each requiring one or more clock ticks, but the speed of these cannot be measured.


How is the speed of a computer measured?
Computer performance is often described in terms of clock speed (usually in MHz or GHz). This refers to the cycles per second of the main clock of the CPU. However, this metric is somewhat misleading, as a machine with a higher clock rate may not necessarily have higher performance.As a result manufacturers have moved away from clock speed as a measure of performance.his refers to the cycles per second of the main clock of the CPU. However, this metric is somewhat misleading, as a machine with a higher clock rate may not necessarily have higher performance. As a result manufacturers have moved away from clock speed as a measure of performance.


How Processors Are Measured
When purchasing a processor or desktop computer, you often look at the clock speed. Calculated in megahertz and gigahertz, or MHz and GHz, these measurements only tell one small part of the story of your central processing unit, or CPU.In addition to understanding the clock speed, modern CPU measuring tools also look at other factors in getting an idea of how well a processor performs.unning a processor at a higher clock speed that than that for which it was designed is a common practice called âoverclocking.â But the hertz only measure the literal number of signals that can be pushed through the processor in a single second, while the actual processing is much more complicated.


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Your processor model and speed will be displayed. The speed is measured in gigahertz (GHz). This is the speed of a single core of your processor. If your processor has multiple cores (most modern processors do), each core will be this speed.1  If your processor is overclocked, the actual speed may not be shown here.he speed is measured in gigahertz (GHz). This is the speed of a single core of your processor. If your processor has multiple cores (most modern processors do), each core will be this speed. 1  If your processor is overclocked, the actual speed may not be shown here.


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The United States is known for wide variation in healthcare costs. The average national price for a knee replacement in 2012 was about $20,000 plus the cost of the implant. Implants can cost up to $10,000. Your choice of hospital or operating facility can be the biggest factor in the cost of your knee replacement.


Understanding Knee Replacement Costs: What's on the Bill?
A partial knee replacement (PKR) typically costs about 10 to 20 percent less than a TKR. The main reason is that the operation requires a shorter hospital stay. For example: an average of 2.3 days, compared to 3.4 days. Keep in mind that hospital charges donât reflect the amount you pay out of pocket.


Understanding Knee Replacement Costs: What's on the Bill?
A partial knee replacement (PKR) typically costs about 10 to 20 percent less than a TKR. The main reason is that the operation requires a shorter hospital stay. For example: an average of 2.3 days, compared to 3.4 days.


Understanding Knee Replacement Costs: What's on the Bill?
The cost of a knee replacement can vary substantially, even within the same geographical area. The final hospital charge depends on many factors, including: 1  number of days spent in the hospital: This will vary depending on the type of knee replacement you have (total, partial, or bilateral).


Hand Surgery
It is calculated from midnight to midnight. A private hospital bed costs in the vicinity of $500-600 per day, depending on the hospital and the type of room (single or shared). An intermediate hospital bed in a public hospital costs about $200-$250 a day.


Armored Core
Armored Core: Tower City Blade is a manga by Fujimi Shobo based on the game. It was serialized in Dragon Age Pure between March 14 and April 14, 2007. A project called Armored Core: Fort Tower Song was to consist of a book and an anime also released in 2007. The book was completed but the anime was not.


Drop Locations of Eggs and Armors
As before, higher level Wildernesses and Anthropus Camps are more likely to yield the desired items. In addition, keep in mind that item drops are random. You can get the armor piece you want in 10 attacks, 800 and maybe more. Even if it was easy to get an egg, it may prove more difficult to get the armor or vice versa.


Armored Core
Armored Core is a mecha-based video game series developed by FromSoftware for the PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and mobile phone platforms. Armored Core games are third-person shooters, in which the player pilots a large mecha called an Armored Core.


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Armor may refer to: 1  Armor (Origins) , in Dragon Age: Origins. 2  Armor (Dragon Age II) , in Dragon Age II. 3  Armor (Inquisition) , in Dragon Age: Inquisition. 4  Multiplayer armor, in Dragon Age: Inquisition multiplayer.


Drop Locations of Eggs and Armors
Camps level 5 and higher (note: all other armors require use of a GD/ED to find this appears to have changed you dont need dragons http://prntscr.com/47rq8r).


Armor (Inquisition)
For a full list of light armors, see Light armor (Inquisition). For a full list of medium armors, see Medium armor (Inquisition). For a full list of heavy armors, see Heavy armor (Inquisition). For a full list of unique armors, see Unique equipment (Inquisition).


Armor (Inquisition)
Armor Edit. Armor in Dragon Age: Inquisition is a protective covering used to prevent damage from being inflicted to the wearer. Armor mitigates physical damage; it does not make you harder to hit. In addition armor will not degrade.


Armored Core
The player's character pilots his or her mecha (armored core) to perform duties such as destroying enemy units/facilities or protecting a designated element from the attack by the opposing forces.


Drop Locations of Eggs and Armors
Drop locations of eggs & Armor and other... cc/j. powell Noob Training 101 https://www.facebook.com/groups/346874178661226/. Hello Citizens of Atlantis! We have made some modifications to the locations of items in Anthropus Camps and Wildernesses to balance the distribution of items and to hopefully be more player friendly.


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AEP gets approval for 12.5 percent hike
The Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) approved a settlement granting Kentucky Power Co. (American Electric Power) an annual revenue increase of $63.7 million (12.5 percent), which is about half the amount sought by the utility.


AEP unit Kentucky Power settles on rate review
The commission has scheduled hearings about Kentucky Powerâs rates for Dec. 6, 7, and 8 in Frankfort, the company said, adding that if approved, the new rates would go into effect in mid-January. Under the settlement, the residential customer rate would increase about 9 percent, Kentucky Power said, adding that the original rate adjustment filing had residential customer rates increasing about 16 percent.


PUCO quashes AEP rate hike
If the ESP had been allowed to take effect, AEP customers, including struggling school districts in AEP service areas, would have seen a considerable increase in utility bills.


AEP claims severe cold is causing higher bills
Only his refrigerator had been on all month, he reported. Hard to believe I use $300 worth of power, he said. AEP spokesman Phil Moye said Tuesday that the higher bills this winter are a result of an increase in 2016 and higher consumption due to the extremely low temperatures. He said that all bills reflect accurate meter readings of actual consumption.


AEP gets approval for 12.5 percent hike
Kentucky Power had sought a revenue increase that would have increased the average monthly residential bill to $153, about 34 percent above the current average. Kentucky Power negotiated the settlement with the Kentucky Office of Attorney General and other parties in the case.


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âWith every school in the state fighting for money, an increase like this is like taking supplies right out of the classroom,â Leist said, noting that the Eastern Local School District had signed a contract with AEP Retail, a subsidiary of AEP Ohio, just last fall.


AEP unit Kentucky Power settles on rate review
American Electric Power's Kentucky Power on Nov. 22 said that it has reached a settlement agreement with most of the groups that are part of its base rate review filed with the Kentucky Public Service Commission.


AEP claims severe cold is causing higher bills
Even those with wood and gas heat have called to complain about higher bills. In some cases, Moye said, the increase is a result of a small electric space heater, which can add $4 per day to the heating bill if used all day. Moye urged those who need short-term help for paying bills to contact the AEP customer service to set up a payment plan.


PUCO quashes AEP rate hike
COLUMBUS â Ohio schools and other entities can breathe a sigh of relief after the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) struck down American Electric Powerâs (AEP) revised Electric Security You are the owner of this article.


AEP claims severe cold is causing higher bills
Moye said AEP approved a rate increase in 2016, raising the rate from 9.5 cents per kWh to around 12 cents per kWh. The 2016 rate increase coincided with colder temperatures, resulting in bills that could frustrate some rate payers. As far as the meter readings, we've had a lot of comments about that, too, Moye said.


How to Substitute Garlic Powder for Fresh Garlic Cloves in Recipes
If you have granulated garlic instead of garlic powder, the recommended ratio is 1/4 teaspoon of granules for every fresh clove. If you are using garlic flakes (dehydrated minced garlic) instead, substitute 1/2 teaspoon of flakes for every clove. There are several other aromatic herbs that can be substituted for garlic.


Can you substitute garlic powder for garlic cloves?
If you have granulated garlic instead of garlic powder, the recommended ratio is 1/4 teaspoon of granules for every fresh clove. If you are using garlic flakes (dehydrated minced garlic) instead, substitute 1/2 teaspoon of flakes for every clove.


Substituting garlic powder for garlic salt?
There is 1/4 tsp garlic powder in 1 tsp garlic salt. So to substitute garlic powder in a recipe that calls for 1 tsp, we must add 4 tsp of garlic salt to get the required amount of garlic powder (and deal with the 3 teaspoons of added salt).


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Or you can substitute using half the amount of garlic powder. You can use fresh garlic, too. 1 clove is roughly 1/8 teaspoon of garlic powder. You can find spice mixes/seasoning blends that contain garlic and no salt, such as Mrs. Dash.


Substitute garlic salt
You can substitute garlic powder plus salt. The ratio is 3:1 salt to garlic powder. Or you can substitute using 1/2 the amount of garlic powder. You can use fresh garlic, too. 1 clove is roughly 1/8 teaspoon of garlic powder. You can find spice mixes/seasoning blends that contain garlic and no salt, such as Mrs. Dash.


Substitute garlic salt
You can substitute garlic powder plus salt. The ratio is 3:1 salt to garlic powder. Or you can substitute using half the amount of garlic powder. You can use fresh garlic, too. 1 clove is roughly 1/8 teaspoon of garlic powder. You can find spice mixes/seasoning blends that contain garlic and no salt, such as Mrs. Dash.


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If say, you want 1 teaspoon of garlic powder and one teaspoon of salt, then yes. Just take two teaspoons of garlic salt instead. That should do the trick. If the recipy wants only garlic powder and no added salt, then by adding garlic salt, you will add a lot of salt as well.


Quanity to replace garlic cloves with powered garlic?
1 garlic flakes (Substitute 1/2 teaspoon garlic flakes for every clove of garlic) OR. 2  garlic powder (Substitute 1/8 teaspoon powder for every clove of garlic called for in recipe.) OR. 3  garlic salt (Substitute 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt for every clove of fresh garlic called for in recipe.


How to Substitute Garlic Powder for Fresh Garlic Cloves in Recipes
In such a situation, you can usually substitute garlic powder for fresh garlic cloves, or vice versa, provided that you use the appropriate conversion ratio. HealWithFood.org recommends the following ratio for converting fresh garlic cloves to garlic powder: 1 clove equals 1/8 teaspoon of garlic powder.


Low-carb and calories
If say, you want 1 teaspoon of garlic powder and one teaspoon of salt, then yes. Just take two teaspoons of garlic salt instead. That should do the trick. If the recipy wants only garlic powder and no added salt, then by adding garlic salt, you will add a lot of salt as well. The food you make may not taste right.


Racket features
Racket takes this further: the language is made fully safe-for-space, via live variable analysis. This complements the precise garbage collector and in some cases, like in the implementation of Lazy Racket, the two features are crucial for proper execution.


Racket is ...
This does not mean that the language is unstable. The designers do not change the language in a whimsical manner. That is, Racket comes with a unique collection of linguistic mechanisms that enable the quick construction of reliable languages, language fragments, and their composition.


4.1 Basic Types
If a struct supertype is provided, then the newly defined type is a subtype of the parent. 4.7 Subtyping. In Typed Racket, all types are placed in a hierarchy, based on what values are included in the type. When an element of a larger type is expected, an element of a smaller type may be provided. The smaller type is called a subtype of the larger type. The larger type is called a supertype.


Racket features
Typed Racket is a statically typed variant of Racket. The type system that it implements is unique in that the motivation in developing it was accommodating as much idiomatic Racket code as possibleâas a result, it includes subtypes, unions, and much more.


Racket is ...
PLT has solved a number of instances of the multi-language problem. From a programmerâs perspective, it is best to explain the problem and its solution for the linking of Racket and Typed Racket modules.


4.1 Basic Types
When the : type annotation form includes type variables for parametric polymorphism, the type variables are lexically scoped. In other words, the type variables are bound in the body of the definition that you annotate. For example, the following definition of my-id uses the type variable a to annotate the argument x:


Racket is ...
For a programmer who grew up in a conventional language, say C or Java, creating his very own language may not mean anything. Or it may mean an overwhelming amount of work: a lexer, a parser, a type checker, a code generator, and possibly more. None of this is necessarily needed in Racket. With Racket a programmer hooks additions into the desirable point of the language processing tool chain, and voila there is a new language.


3 Specifying Types
In addition to the : form, almost all binding forms from racket are replaced with counterparts which allow the specification of types. Typed Racketâs define form allows the definition of variables in both top-level and internal contexts. Here, x has the type Number, and id has the type (-> Number Number). In the body of id, z has the type Number. The let form is exactly like let from racket, but type annotations may be provided for each variable bound. Here, x is given the type Number.


Racket features
Main article: Racket (programming language) Racket has been under active development as a vehicle for programming language research since the mid-1990s, and has accumulated many features over the years. This article describes and demonstrates some of these features.


Racket is ...
To a programmer, Racket is a programming language, a wide-spectrum language, and a family of programming languages. As a programming language, Racket inherits many traits from Lisp, Scheme, and the functional programming culture but it also mixes in elements of object-oriented programming.


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This is also the spot where dayhikers without permits are allowed to hike up to, so we ran into large groups of people. This spot is 11 miles and 8 hours into the hike: Another shot of the cascade pouring down from the side canyon: Dayhikers without permits miss all of the scenery you have seen up to this point.


The Narrows
Depending on water flow, this hike is easy to moderate in summer and ok for most kids 4 feet or taller. You can hike in as far you would like and turn back at any time. From the parking lot, it is usually only 2-3 hours into the section of Narrows known as Wall Street. Return hikers find it takes 2/3 the time to hike back as it did to hike in. Early Spring yields higher water due to snow melt. October and November visitors find less people in the river.


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Trailhead: Exit the shuttle at Temple of Sinawava. Walk the 1-mile (1.6 km) Riverside Walk until it dead-ends with the Virgin River, then head upstream and begin your river hike. Mileage: 4 to 10-miles (6.4 to 16.0 km), round-trip, depending on how far you go. Remember, you must hike out as far as you hike in (NPS requires turn-around at Big Springs).


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When you have had enough, turn around and return the way you came back to the Temple of Sinawava. The hiking season for the Zion Narrows is typically summer and autumn, but the start of the season is controlled by the spring runoff and water levels.


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For those unfamiliar with this legendary hike, here are a few basic details about it. The Zion Narrows is a 16 mile one-way hike down the North Fork of the Virgin River in Zion National Park which usually takes a minimum of 12 hours for the fastest hiker to complete.


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Michael is seen here walking along the side of the creek, as canyon walls began growing: Even at this point, the canyon was quite narrow in some areas and there were a lot of bends: Check out the pretty, colorful rock on the canyon wall seen in the next two pictures: Most of the time, the hike takes place in the shade.


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Detailed Description: You do not need a backcountry permit to hike the Narrows this way. Starting at the Temple of Sinawava (the last stop for the Zion Canyon shuttle bus system), hike up the pleasant Riverside Walk trail until it ends about a mile north. Now the fun begins -- it's time to start hiking right in the water!


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There really is no other place like this in the entire world and it can be considered a once in a lifetime experience (although I hope to be able to hike it again someday as a 2 day backpack in order to have more time to appreciate the beauty).


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The Bottom-Up Hike offers the most options, the shortest time commitment, and the opportunity to see the most dramatic section of narrows,known as âWall Street.â. If you are short on time, consider this option. Many people who hike Bottom-Up return in later years for the full Thru-Hike experience.


What is Lactose Intolerance?
What is it? This is sensitivity to foods that contain lactose. Lactose is a sugar most often found in dairy products. It is a common problem and can affect anyone, but is most common among Native American, Asian, and black people. This is not a food allergy, just the sugar present is dairy products, lactose, cannot be absorbed.


What happens when lactose intolerant people eat dairy products
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Lactose Intolerance
Share This. Although lactase, the enzyme required for the absorption of lactose is found in the small intestine, people who have had a gastrectomy may still suffer from symptoms of lactose intolerance. This may be due to the rapid transit of food through the GI system.


What happens when lactose intolerant people eat dairy products
http://www.chacha.com/question/what-happens-when-lactose-intolerant-people-eat-dairy-products. Common lactose intolerance symptoms are abdominal pain, diarrhea , flatulence (passing gas ), abdominal bloating and nausea.


Lactose Intolerance
Lactose intolerance is a condition in which the body has difficulty handling lactose. People with this condition may get diarrhoea, stomach pains and bloating if they drink milk or eat dairy products. Some people are born with a tendency to develop lactose intolerance; others get it as a result of gastroenteritis or chemotherapy. The treatment is mainly to avoid lactose.


Lactose Intolerance FAQ
What is lactose intolerance? You're lactose intolerant when your intestines lack a certain enzyme, called lactase, needed to digest lactose, the sugar in milk and other dairy products. Within 30 minutes to two hours of eating these foods, you may suffer cramps, gas, bloating, and diarrhea. Unfortunately, you can't reverse lactose intolerance.


2762 Surveys show that ______ is a common experience for close to half of all children in the United States
If you once got a sick feeling in your stomach after gulping down a glass of milk, that doesn't mean you have lactose intolerance. But if you get an upset stomach every time you drink a milkshake, snack on ice cream, or eat a slice of cheesy pizza, there's a good chance that's what it is.


List of largest buildings
Everett, Washington. 398,000 m2 (4.3 million sq ft) 13.3 million m3 (472 million cu ft) Boeing's assembly site for a selection of the company's largest aircraft, originally built for construction of the 747.


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Bigfoot Encounters. The Tallest Sasquatch Recorded... A man from Gary, Indiana reportedly told of seeing a 10-foot tall creature in the Yukon in the 1940's and shooting it with a 30.06. He said the tracks were 18 to 22 inches long. (Citation: John Green, Sasquatch, pg 242)


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19-year-old Jyoti Amge, who stands at 62.8 cm (24.7 in) and took the title of world's Smallest Woman in 2011, is dwarfed in the photo by the feet of 31-year-old Brahim Takioullah. The giant Moroccan has feet that measure 38.1 cm (1ft 3 in), recorded as the Largest Feet in the world.


What is the biggest human foot in the world?
No Mean Feet According to the website of Guinness World Records: If cases of elephantiasis are excluded, then the biggest feet currently known are those of Sultan KÃ¶sen (Turkey, b.1982) whose left foot measures 36.5 cm (1 ft 2 in) and right foot measures 35.5 cm (1 ft 1.98 in). The measurements were taken in Ankara, Turkey, in February 2009.


Confirmed: Brahim Takioullah sets world record for largest feet
Confirmed: Brahim Takioullah sets world record for largest feet. Share. Guinness World Records can today confirm that Brahim Takioullah from Morocco now holds claim to having the world's largest feet. The 29-year-old, who currently lives in Paris, France has a left foot measuring 1ft 3in (38.1 cm) in length, while his right measures 1ft 2.76 in. His enormous height also places him as the world's second tallest living man, two inches behind Sultan Kosen of Turkey who stands at 8ft 3in.


Worldâs largest House of Hoops by Foot Locker opens adjacent to MSG in advance of All-Star week in NYC (PHOTOS)
All-Star week is upon us, and as part of the festivities, weâll have a series of posts that are intended to give you an inside look at whatâs going down on the streets of NYC. This time: A look inside Foot Lockerâs huge House of Hoops pop-up shop adjacent to MSG.


Worldâs largest House of Hoops by Foot Locker opens adjacent to MSG in advance of All-Star week in NYC (PHOTOS)
NEW YORK â Foot Lockerâs House of Hoops locations are typically small, boutique-style stores that carry Nike Basketballâs most sought-after sneaker releases. But in advance of Februaryâs All-Star week in New York City, the company is doing it up much, much bigger. From the official release:


Pregnancy Massage
Pregnancy massage is a catch-all term for any hands-on massage during or after pregnancy (prenatal or postnatal massage). A pregnancy massage typically lasts an hour. Some practitioners use a pregnancy massage table. That's a table designed to accommodate a woman's pregnant belly. Others use specially designed pillows called bolsters to position a woman comfortably on her side.


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In another study of pregnancy massage in depressed women, researchers found: 1  Increased levels of the feel-good hormones serotonin and dopamine. 2  Decreased levels of cortisol, an indicator of stress. 3  An overall improvement in mood.


Benefits Of Prenatal Massage
Improves posture. Besides improving circulation, prenatal massage also helps improve posture and reduce back pain. Massage improves flexibility and muscle tone, enhancing the motherâs ability to carry the extra weight of the fetus. In addition to that, massage helps in relieving muscle spasm and leg cramps.


Prenatal Massage
Pregnancy is a wonderful time of beauty and growth. It is also a time when the body undergoes many painful and stressful changes, and one of the best ways to relieve stress and ease pain is through a Prenatal Massage Session from LaVida Massage.


Prenatal Massage
The type of massage the expectant mother receives depends on where they are in the term of their pregnancy. You must be in your second or third trimester to receive a prenatal massage session, and the general rule of thumb is the further along the pregnancy, the less rigorous and deep the massage becomes. Most techniques concentrate primarily on a technique referred to as Effleurage.


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Check with your doctor to determine the best time to receive a massage following your delivery. Schedule an Appointment for Prenatal Massage. Bella Santeâs Prenatal Massage focuses gently on areas of discomfort common in pregnancy, such as lower back, swollen ankles and joints within a full body massage.


The Benefits of Prenatal Massage Posted by Tiffany Amorosino on June 15, 2013 in boston day spas lexington day spasmassage prenatal self care tips wellesley day spas
Improvement of nerve pain Many women in late pregnancy experience s ciatic nerve pain as the uterus rests on muscles of the pelvic floor and lower back. The pressure of the uterus spreads tension to the muscles of the upper and lower leg, causing them to swell and put pressure on nearby nerves. Prenatal massage therapy addresses these inflamed nerves, by helping to release the tension on nearby muscles. Reduction of swelling Massage increases circulation. For pregnant women this can mean reduced swelling and water retention, which eases cramps and spasms.


Benefits Of Prenatal Massage
Since expectant women goes through dramatic changes during pregnancy, prenatal massage improves body tone, as well oxygen circulation and blood distribution. In simple terms, prenatal massage can help ease anxiety and discomfort during pregnancy. 1. Alleviates muscular discomfort.


Pregnancy Massage
Only a handful of small studies have focused on massage in pregnancy. No definite benefits have been established. But one study at the University of Miami School of Medicine suggests that massage therapy might have multiple positive effects, including: 1  Lowered anxiety. 2  Decreased back and leg pain. 3  Improved sleep.


The Benefits of Prenatal Massage Posted by Tiffany Amorosino on June 15, 2013 in boston day spas lexington day spasmassage prenatal self care tips wellesley day spas
Prenatal massage is safe and effective in most pregnancies up until you welcome your baby into the world (and after, if you are lucky enough to find the time!). Women with healthy, low-risk pregnancies can benefit greatly from the variety of massage techniques offered by a professional massage therapist.


"How do you correctly use and punctuate the word ""moreover"" in a sentence?"
Moreover is a transition word, and follows the rules of punctuation for transition words. The whole report is badly written. Moreover, it's inaccurate. If used in the middle of a sentence, it must have a comma before and after it.


rule of thumb for 'however' in the middle of the sentence?
Nothing wrong with a however in the middle of a sentence. You often see a semi-colon in front of the comma, however, instead of a comma, particularly if the second half of the sentence could stand on its own as a complete sentence: Some people disagree with this theory; however, it's never been proven right.


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A compound sentence is a sentence with two or more independent clauses. There are correct ways and incorrect ways to link independent clauses.


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Using However. âHoweverâ can be used in a number of different ways and each usage requires. particular punctuation. using âhoweverâ as a conjunctive adverb. âHoweverâ can be used to join two simple sentences to make a compound sentence. âHoweverâ indicates that the relationship between the two independent clauses is one.


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Use a semi-colon (;) before and a comma (,) after however when you are using it to. write a compound sentence. using âhoweverâ to begin a sentence. If âhoweverâ is used to begin a sentence, it must be followed by a comma, and what. appears after the comma must be a complete sentence.


Wikijunior:Big Cats/Complete Edition
What do cheetahs look like? Cheetahs have long, slim, muscular legs; a small, rounded head set on a long neck; a flexible spine; a deep chest; special pads on its feet for traction; and a long tail for balance. It is also the only cat that cannot retract its claws, an adaptation to help maintain traction like a soccer playerâs cleats.


How big is a cheetah?
The slender body and long legs of the cheetah enable it to run from 0 to 60 miles per hour in just 3 seconds. As the fastest land mammal in the world, it is also able to make sudden turns instantly in the pursuit of prey.


How much does a cheetah weigh?
The adult cheetah weighs from 35 to 72 kg. Its total head and body length is from 110 to 150 cm. The tail alone can measure 60 to 84 cm in length. Cheetahs are 66 to 94 cm talâ¦l at the shoulder. Males tend to be slightly larger than females and have slightly bigger heads, but there is not a great variation in cheetah sizes and it is difficult to tell males and females apart by appearance alone. A cheetah's body 115 to 135 centimeters(45 to 53 in) long.


How big is a cheetah?
Quick Answer. According to National Geographic, the average adult cheetah weighs from 77 to 143 pounds. The African cats stand 2.5 to 3 feet tall, are between 3.5 to 4.5 feet in length, and bear tails measuring from 25.5 to 31.5 inches.