Ocular Herpes (eye herpes)
Ocular Herpes (eye herpes). Ocular herpes, or eye herpes is caused by the type 1 herpes simplex virus, which causes cold sores. The herpes simplex virus (HSV) results from direct contact with a sore or body fluid of another person who is infected.Eye herpes results when the eye is involved, as in self-contamination by rubbing the eyes.cular herpes is caused by infection from others or self-infection from a cold sore. Because the virus can lie dormant for years, it may be inactive and become active in times of stress, sunburn, trauma, etc.


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There are two types of herpes simplex virus. Type 1 is the usual cause of cold sores around the mouth, and herpes simplex infection in the eye. Type 2 is the usual cause of genital herpes.It rarely causes cold sores or eye infections.7. Herpes simplex eye infection is caused by a type of herpes simplex virus. An episode often clears without any permanent problem. However, in some cases the infection causes scarring to the transparent front part of the eye (the cornea).


Ocular Herpes (eye herpes)
Causes. Ocular herpes is caused by infection from others or self-infection from a cold sore. Because the virus can lie dormant for years, it may be inactive and become active in times of stress, sunburn, trauma, etc. 1  An imbalance of the amino acids argine and lysine in the body makes us more vulnerable.cular herpes is caused by infection from others or self-infection from a cold sore. Because the virus can lie dormant for years, it may be inactive and become active in times of stress, sunburn, trauma, etc.


Herpes and the Eye
Most people are surprised to find out that two types of herpes viruses -- the one that causes cold sores and the one that causes chickenpox -- can cause a condition called herpetic eye disease. Unlike a separate virus that causes genital herpes, herpetic eye disease is not sexually transmitted.ost people are surprised to find out that two types of herpes viruses -- the one that causes cold sores and the one that causes chickenpox -- can cause a condition called herpetic eye disease. Unlike a separate virus that causes genital herpes, herpetic eye disease is not sexually transmitted.


Choosing a Topic
Brainstorming is often a successful way for students to get some of these ideas down on paper. Seeing one's ideas in writing is often an impetus for the writing process. Though brainstorming is particularly effective when a topic has been chosen, it can also benefit the student who is unable to narrow a topic.


How To Write A Profile Story
Quote at least two other people who know the subject of your story well. Get an action photo of your subject â either take it yourself or get one from them. A list of sources and contact information is required. Your story should be between 600 and 800 words, unless otherwise specified by your editor.


"""Expository Essay"" Essays and Research Papers"
Writing and Essay Mastering the 5 Paragraph Essay Most students do not need to be professional writers or a wizard in English class to learn... how to write outstanding five paragraph essays. Practice makes perfect and with some basic skills and a lot of practice, any student can be writing proper essays in no time.


Choosing a Topic
The first step of any research paper is for the student to understand the assignment. If this is not done, the student will often travel down many dead-end roads, wasting a great deal of time along the way. Do not hesitate to approach the instructor with questions if there is any confusion.


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Writing and Body Paragraph How to Write a Five Paragraph Essay Essays come in various forms, as do subjects, professors, writing styles,... and graders. In order to make the best of a writing assignment, there are a few rules that can always be followed in order to find success.


3 Ways to Approach Common College Essay Questions
Three types of questions. The question you see in the essay section of your college application will most likely be one of three types. Here are a few sample questions and suggestions for answering each type. With this type of question, the college is looking to get to know you better and to see how you present yourself.


Choosing a Topic
A student will often encounter one of two situations when it comes to choosing a topic for a research paper. The first situation occurs when the instructor provides a list of topics from which the student may choose.


3 Ways to Approach Common College Essay Questions
Three types of questions. The question you see in the essay section of your college application will most likely be one of three types. Here are a few sample questions and suggestions for answering each type. 1. The âDescribe yourselfâ question.


"""Examples Of Definition Paragraph"" Essays and Research Papers"
Paragraphs are the building blocks of papers. A paragraph is a group of sentences... that develops one main idea. A paragraph may stand by itself as a complete piece of writing, or it may be a section of a longer piece of writing, such as an essay.


make a 50hp out of a 40hp
Re: make a 50hp out of a 40hp. I have a Mercury 2001 40 HP converted to 50 HP....this is what you need: 3-50 hp carbs, YOU MUST change the oil injection pump to 50-60 HP model and remove the reed stops and final, put in a little plastic t thats bigger in the oil line.


make a 50hp out of a 40hp
Re: make a 50hp out of a 40hp. nope, bore and stroke are all the same on merc 40/50/60. the only parts that differ on a 40 and 50 is the jet size and the forty has a reed stop. the is also true for the 60, except the exhust is different. Comment.


How to Decide Between a Two- or Four-Stroke Outboard Boat Engine
CHOOSE YOUR OUTBOARD. From an anglerâs perspective, a boat is nothing but a means to get to where the fish are â a fishing platform â and the outboard is the driving force behind the boat. Tools of the trade, so to speak.


How to Make a Jet Ski Go Faster
Remove any excess weight from the jet ski. Look in any storage compartments which may contain large, heavy or unnecessary items and remove them. The less the jet ski weighs, the faster it will go. Sit on the jet ski and place the key in the ignition while you start it up. Next, place both hands firmly on the handlebars and squeeze the gas. This will make the jet ski go faster.


How to Make a Jet Ski Go Faster
Add oil to the jet ski's gas tank. Select one that is appropriate for your jet ski based on make and model type. Use about a cap of oil once every two to three weeks or depending on how often the jet ski is used.


3 Tips to help improve your outboard jetâs performance
Luckily, there are some things you can do to help make your outboard jet run like new again. Intake Grates. With an outboard jet, most of your bottom strikes are going to occur right on the grates on the underside of the shoe. Once good âthunkâ on the bottom can bend several of your grates. And itâs pretty simple â the more bent up those things are, the more the motor has to suck to get water up inside.


How to get your Boat to Plane Off Quicker
You can use one, two or all three of these things on your boat. Start with the propeller first then maybe a hydroil and if it still is slow to plane, trim tabs. If your boat is 23 feet or longer you should have trim tabs on it any way no matter what so you have better control on how it rides on the water. Bruce June 1, 2014 I had to get a new outboard and put it on my boat.


How to get your Boat to Plane Off Quicker
The third thing you can do is add trim tabs to your boat. These tabs are flat thin plates made out of aluminum and are usually 12 to 24 inches long and 6 to 12 wide, they do come in other sizes too depending on how big a boat you have and size you need to have them work right.


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Now you have a better idea which is the best for the transom of your fishing boat. 1  Four Outboard Motors You Should Know About. 2  16 New Fishing Boats and Motors for 2015. 3  Why Understanding Power Stroke on Your Crossbow Is... 4  Steps For Improving Your Fishing Boat.  How to Winterize a Boat in 10 Steps.


How to Decide Between a Two- or Four-Stroke Outboard Boat Engine
One of the biggest decisions is whether to invest in a two-stroke or four-stroke engine. With the proliferation of misinformation regarding this subject, itâs easy to confuse fact and fiction. Not to worry. Weâll walk you through the fundamentals and add some clarity to the subject.


Fish and shellfish
A healthy diet should include at least two portions of fish a week, including one of oily fish. Most of us aren't eating this much. But for certain types of fish there are recommendations about the maximum amount you should eat.


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I eat fish like 5 times a week! Coming from Hong Kong, we eat a hellavu lot of the stuff! Also, I'm a pescetarian, so that's pretty much where 90% of my protein comes from. Apart from my chickpea-enriched rice milk, which I looooove.. I eat snapper, cod, salmon, tuna, halibut... the list goes on...


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People should be aware of both the risks and benefits of seafood. The decision of what fish to eat can be a challenge and often contradictory. At the very least, people should know that FDA and EPA have issued advisories about mercury contamination in commonly-sold fish.


The Lowdown On Lectins
Spectra 7 years. I don't care for most fish, which is bad, I know. I used to eat a lot of tuna, but my doctor warned me that I should eat it only 3 times a week, max, due to the mercury levels. I tried to switch it up with salmon, but I don't like it as much.


What You Need to Know About Eating Fish
With concerns about mercury levels in fish -- a usually healthful food, how much fish should pregnant women eat? What other options provide the same health benefits as fish? Follow these guidelines to stay healthy.


Fish and shellfish
We should eat at least one portion (around 140 grams when cooked) of oily fish a week. Oily fish can contain low levels of pollutants that can build up in the body. For this reason there are maximum recommendations for the number of portions we should be eating each week.


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1 Women and girls should eat no more than two portions of oily fish a week if they may become pregnant in future or if they are currently pregnant or breastfeeding. 2  This is because pollutants found in oily fish may affect the development of a baby in the womb in the future.


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blackjade 7 years. I always have some fish in the freezer, right now tuna, salmon and a bag of shrimp and scallops (thank you trader joes). I usually also buy some kind of fresh once a week or so. I'm a huge fan of fish-it doesn't take long to cook.


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The United States differs in climate and environment in different regions of the country. Native Americans needed different shelters, clothing, and food to survive in different regions. Different regions had different cultures. The Eastern Woodlands, the Great Plains, the Southwest Dessert, and the Northwest Coast all survived very different climates and environments.


Zuni Tribe: Facts, History & Culture
Like this lesson Share. Explore the history and culture of the Zuni people, a Native American culture in the Southwest, and test your understanding about Pueblo cultures, Zuni traditions, and the history of Native American peoples.


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Here's a Historic Map of the Untied States showing the location of the Native American Tribes. These are the 6 Regions we will focus on this year. Arctic | Northeast Woodlands | Northwest Coastal | Plains |Southeast Woodlands | Southwest | General Resources.


Pacific Northwest
Which culture group lived in the Eastern Woodlands region ... Which culture group lived in ... User: What did the culture groups of the Far North ... The Subarctic culture area stretches from ... as far north as central ... animal resources which the region provided.


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LO: Students will explore the survival skills of Native Americans from the Eastern Woodlands, The Great Plains, Southwest Desert, and Northwest Coast. Students will explore shelter, food, clothing, and culture of the four regions. Students will work in teams to create a PowerPoint presentation demonstrating an understanding of how environment affects the culture and lifestyle of Native American tribes.


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Positive: 76 %. which culture group lived in the southwest region. ... which culture group lived in the far north region User: which culture group lived in the southwest ... North Region: Region: Country ... Neighbouring territories include the Far North Region to the north, ... the Ngambay make up the third linguistic group ...


Zuni Indians and Their Tribe
Zuni Indians and Their Tribe. The Zuni Indians have been a strong part of the American Southwest culture; with many anthropologists believing that the Zuni tribe have been living in the same area of land for nearly 3,000 to 4,000 years. The Zuni Pueblo is located in northwestern New Mexico. The 450,000 acre Zuni reservation spans across two counties, McKinley and Cibola and the tribe also has land in Apache County in Arizona. Today, there are roughly 12,000 Zuni living on the New Mexico reservation.


American Indians - Southwest Bands
American Indians - Southwest Bands. The indigenous peoples of North America are thought to have arrived here more than 16,000 years ago, having descended from people who lived in Siberia. Since that time, they have diversified into hundreds of distinct nations and bands. We're taking a look at what sets those groups apart.


Zuni Tribe: Facts, History & Culture
The Zuni People. The Zuni people are a federally-recognized Native American nation, meaning the U.S. government recognizes their rights to own land, create treaties, and hold special rights. The Zuni are one of several nations that compromise the Pueblo peoples of the American Southwest. The 'Pueblo' is a wide term for the various cultural and language groups that developed agriculture and lived in sedentary, or non-mobile, homes.


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1 Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Thigh symptoms (22 causes) 2  Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Sensations (19 causes) 3  Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Musculoskeletal symptoms (15 causes)  Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Thigh pain (15 causes)


Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms Symptom Checker
1 Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Pain (22 causes) 2  Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Sensory symptoms (22 causes) 3  Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Thigh symptoms (22 causes)  Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Sensations (19 causes)


Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms Symptom Checker
1 Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Sensations (19 causes) 2  Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Musculoskeletal symptoms (15 causes) 3  Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Thigh pain (15 causes)  Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Skin symptoms (13 causes)


Upper Leg Pain
Upper Leg Pain Causes. There are many factors that play into causes of upper leg pain. Some upper leg pain causes include: 1  Hamstring injuries.  Overuse of the hip, hamstrings, and/or knees.


Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms Symptom Checker
1 Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Sensory symptoms (22 causes) 2  Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Thigh symptoms (22 causes) 3  Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Sensations (19 causes)  Leg pain and Upper leg symptoms and Musculoskeletal symptoms (15 causes)


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Upper Leg Pain Symptoms. Upper leg pain symptoms range from those that are hard to detect to those that make you want to stay in bed. Depending on the cause of your upper leg pain, the symptoms may be different. For example, a broken bone would cause immediate pain to the upper leg and surrounding area. An overuse injury, on the other hand, might begin to ache a little after you participate in an activity but get gradually worse over time.


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1 Swelling of the hips or knees. 2  Stiffness in the hips and/or knees. 3  Cramps in the muscles of the upper leg.  Inability to walk or move the legs.


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Decimal To Scientific Notation Converter. A decimal number that is too large or small can be easily written using Scientific notation â which is also known as standard form or exponential notation. This is an online conversion calculator that converts the given decimal value into a standard form. Decimal To Scientific Notation Conversion. Code to add this calci to your website. Just copy and paste the below code to your webpage where you want to display this calculator.


Decimal To Scientific Notation Converter
The initial values are randomly selected values decimal and exponents to demonstrate the process. You need only click on Convert for the result of the demonstration. For actual selected use, enter the decimal number (or similar) and click on calculate. You may click on Assign Random Default Values to reset the default value of the entry field to a new value. You may click on Clear Values to set all values to zero (0).


Decimal To Scientific Notation Converter
Decimal To Scientific Notation Converter. A decimal number that is too large or small can be easily written using Scientific notation â which is also known as standard form or exponential notation. This is an online conversion calculator that converts the given decimal value into a standard form. Code to add this calci to your website.


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Scientific notation converter. Scientific notation to standard decimal notation, E notation, normalized notation and engieering notation. Scientific notation calculator 1  âº. Scientific notation calculator. 2  ppm to percent converter.  Roman numerals converter.


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Scientific notation converter. Scientific notation to standard decimal notation, E notation, normalized notation and engieering notation. Scientific notation calculator 1  âº. Scientific notation calculator.  ppm to percent converter.


Convert between Regular Decimals and Scientific Notation
Convert between Regular Decimals and Scientific Notation. This page will show you how to convert between writing numbers in scientific notation and in regular , or from regular to scientific notation. Convert a number from scientific notation to regular notation. (Type a number in scientific notation into the boxes, then click Convert to convert it to regular notation)


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Scientific notation converter. Scientific notation to standard decimal notation, E notation, normalized notation and engieering notation. Scientific notation calculator âº. Scientific notation calculator.


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Converting Scientific Notation Numbers to Fractions. Scientific notation is used to express very large or very small numbers. A number in scientific notation is written as the product of a number (integer or decimal) and a power of 10. The number has one digit to the left of the decimal point. The power of ten indicates how many places the decimal point was moved.


Decimal To Scientific Notation Converter
This converter requires the use of Javascript enabled and capable browsers. This script will convert numeric values in the form of conventional decimal to Scientific Notation form. The initial values are randomly selected values decimal and exponents to demonstrate the process. Updated: 8/30/11.


Convert between Regular Decimals and Scientific Notation
Scientific notation is a compact way of writing very large and very small numbers. This page will show you how to convert between writing numbers in scientific notation and in regular , or from regular to scientific notation. Convert a number from scientific notation to regular notation.


How much does Botox cost?
Finding the Average cost of Botox. $339.30 for 29 Units of Botox (average) I looked at 46 charts in May 2012, and came up with an average price paid for Botox at our office (Surgical Artistry, Modesto, CA) and also the average amount of Botox used.


Botox price for forehead wrinkles?
No way of knowing. First I'm not sure everyone prices Botox at $10 per unit and if they do, there's no way to tell how many units your forehead would require. In our Beverly Hills/Los Angeles office, we charge $300 per area for Botox and the forehad takes typically 2 areas for a total cost of $600.


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Typical costs: 1  Typically, treatments run $300-$1,200 depending on how much you need and who administers it. 2  A nurse administering Botox in a mall on average costs $9-$12 per unit, or $200-$300 per area (with 20-30 units), which can run $200-$600 for a typical treatment.


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Typically, treatments run $300-$1,200 depending on how much you need and who administers it. Treatments may be every 3 months. A nurse administering Botox in a mall on average costs $9-$12 per unit, or $200-$300 per area (with 20-30 units), which can run $200-$600 for a typical treatment.


Top 40 Doctor insights on: How Long Does It Take For Botox To Fully Work
Botulinum Toxin (Botox) Injection (Definition) Botox is a medicine that causes muscles to relax. It is commonly used to improve the appearance of deep facial lines or wrinkles between the eyebrows. It is also used to relieve migraine, and in certain conditions that involve muscle spasm. ...Read more.


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Botox is usually priced by 'unit' or by 'area'. Botox costs on average between $9-$13 per unit. The cost usually reflects the experience and qualifications of the injector. To treat your forehead requires around 8-12 units (~$100).


Can a botched botox injection cause permanent nerve damage? I am thinking of getting botox in my forehead. Should I be concerned that injecting a toxin like this could possiblye cause permanent nerve damage? .
Recovery from the effects of botox, usually in 3 to 4 months depending upon the dose and location, occurs as new nerve endings reconnect to the muscle allowing it it function again. There are some case reports that repeated injections can cause permanent relaxation of the muscle. ...Read more.


Botox Treatments Cost
Typical costs: 1  Typically, treatments run $300-$1,200 depending on how much you need and who administers it. Treatments may be every 3 months. 2  A nurse administering Botox in a mall on average costs $9-$12 per unit, or $200-$300 per area (with 20-30 units), which can run $200-$600 for a typical treatment.


Getting Rid Of Moles in Yard through Household Remedies
3. The very easily another thing that you can do to keep moles away from your garden are that you can plant the mole plants that are daffodils and marigold. You can easily get both of these plants from nurseries or garden supplies stores and plant them around the perimeter of your garden or yard.hile there are some home remedies that can be utilized in order to drive moles away from your garden or yard with hurting or killing them. 1. Castor oil also discourages moles from coming to your garden and so the moles due to its smell will remain away. You may pour the castor oil in mole holes.


Getting Rid Of Moles in Yard through Household Remedies
If the soil in your garden is not supportive to provide proper nutrients for these plants you may get the top soil bag suitable for growth of these plants and mix it with your soil. These plants smell and taste unattractive to moles and so they remain away from the place.4. Well one more thing that you can do is to finish off the things for what moles come to your lawns and yards. That is get rid of worms and grubs from your soil for which the moles dig deep down your garden and just ruin it all.hile there are some home remedies that can be utilized in order to drive moles away from your garden or yard with hurting or killing them. 1. Castor oil also discourages moles from coming to your garden and so the moles due to its smell will remain away. You may pour the castor oil in mole holes.


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Overview. Moles and voles can create extensive tunnel systems in your garden soil, damaging the roots of your vegetables and other garden plants. Although moles won't usually eat your plants or plant roots, voles are more likely to feed on your garden plants, particularly your tulip bulbs.You can prepare your garden to keep out moles and voles by making an underground and above-ground border around your garden bed using hardware cloth.lthough moles won't usually eat your plants or plant roots, voles are more likely to feed on your garden plants, particularly your tulip bulbs. You can prepare your garden to keep out moles and voles by making an underground and above-ground border around your garden bed using hardware cloth.


Mystery plant . . . and this is supposed to keep the moles away?!
They use marigolds also planted around the perimeter of the yard. Iâve heard daffodils and castor bean plants are also good mole deterrents. But since you have pets castor bean plants can be too dangerous to have around. At any rate even if your new plants donât keep the moles away, they are very pretty.he other day I came home to find that one of our neighbours had left two plants for us, with a little note attached. What it said was that we should plant them in our garden to keep the moles away. Apparently, this had worked wonders at the local lawn bowling club who as the name suggests rely on pristine lawns.


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-- Woody Allen. Dear Gary: Plants may be a good way to keep gophers out of your yard. The ones I know that work are rosemary, lavender, ceanothus and calla lilies.An area of my yard used to have a lot of gopher holes. After planting rosemary, I did not see any more evidence of gophers in that area.- Woody Allen. Dear Gary: Plants may be a good way to keep gophers out of your yard. The ones I know that work are rosemary, lavender, ceanothus and calla lilies.


Mole Control in Lawn and Garden
You're even less likely to encounter the mole-repellent plant mentioned in the first sentence of this article. Tagetes minuta simply is not a plant you'll find for sale very often at garden centers, because it's not regarded as an ornamental.sed in the old days as a laxative, there are still many folks out there who can attest to the repellent qualities of castor oil. And it would seem that moles do not like it any better than humans do! A word of caution: castor bean, like mole plant, is a poisonous plant -- neither should be grown around small children.


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Castor Bean. Castor oil is a repellant to moles. The castor bean plant itself is poisonous if ingested and should not be grown around children. The plant can grow quite tall (up to 15 feet) if not maintained, but will sprout pretty red flowers to enhance the look of your garden.he Allium giganteum is also known as the ornamental onion because of it's strong onion-like smell, which helps to deter moles from your garden. While the smell is strong to moles, it might not be that bad to you. These plants can grow fairly tall, up to three-and-a-half feet.


How to Keep Moles Away
Information about mole repellent-analysis of types and effectiveness. This site is intended to provide education and information about how to keep moles away from your house, garden, yard, or lawn, so that you can make an informed decision if you need to deal with a mole problem.his site is intended to provide education and information about how to keep moles away from your house, garden, yard, or lawn, so that you can make an informed decision if you need to deal with a mole problem.


Getting Rid Of Moles in Yard through Household Remedies
While there are some home remedies that can be utilized in order to drive moles away from your garden or yard with hurting or killing them. 1. Castor oil also discourages moles from coming to your garden and so the moles due to its smell will remain away. You may pour the castor oil in mole holes.But be careful while sprinkling it in your lawn because it may stop your grass to grow so better sprinkle it on out of the way paths to keep moles away and letting your grass remain undamaged. 2. Next thing that you can do is to drop some mothballs in your garden.hile there are some home remedies that can be utilized in order to drive moles away from your garden or yard with hurting or killing them. 1. Castor oil also discourages moles from coming to your garden and so the moles due to its smell will remain away. You may pour the castor oil in mole holes.


How to Keep Moles Away
How to Keep Moles Away. If you need mole help, click my Nationwide List of Mole Removal Experts for a pro near you. Moles can be a hugely frustrating animal to have in your garden or yard, and the damage they can do to a well manicured lawn can be amazingly frustrating for the gardener.his site is intended to provide education and information about how to keep moles away from your house, garden, yard, or lawn, so that you can make an informed decision if you need to deal with a mole problem.


Azo cranberry pills to pass a drug test the same day or day before a drug test ?
Marijuana has a half-life in your system. How long it takes to leave your system depends on how much you smoke. But the time maxes out at around 45 days. One smoking session for someone with a clean system takes about 3-4 days to be clean.


Azo cranberry pills to pass a drug test the same day or day before a drug test ?
But the time maxes out at around 45 days. One smoking session for someone with a clean system takes about 3-4 days to be clean. Smoke 2 days later and then have to wait about a week, and so on. The time it will take roughly doubles every time you smoke until it maxes at about 45 days to be clean.


Azo cranberry pills to pass a drug test the same day or day before a drug test ?
The time it will take roughly doubles every time you smoke until it maxes at about 45 days to be clean. So if you are maxed out and you wait about 2 weeks and then smoke again, you're basically back to 45 days. Marijuana can be detected in urine for nearly a week after smoking.


What Is Adderall (Adderall XR)?
Use of Adderall has surged in recent years. Research shows that the number of ADHD medications prescribed to children increased 45 percent from 2002 to 2010. Of these drugs, Adderall was the second most-prescribed medication. Sales of the drug jumped more than 3,000 percent from 2002 to 2006.


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Regular release Adderall is usually gone from a person's system in  24 to 36 hours. The extended release Adderall is usually out of a  person's system in 60 to 78 hours. Thiâ¦s can vary from person to  person depending on how quickly their body metabolizes the  medication.


How long does it take for Adderall to get out of your system?
The average elimination half-life is the period of time it takes for a substance undergoing decay to decrease by half. In adults for dextroamphetamine and levoamphetamine is 10 hours and 13 hours respectively. So basically it means in 20 to 26 hours. I would give it at least 48 hours.


How long do amphetamines stay in your system?
Peak levels and half life of amphetamines. The duration of a single dose effect of amphetamines lasts from 2 to 4 hours. Residual effects of amphetamines can last longer. Peak plasma concentrations of amphetamine occur approximately 3 hours post-dose for l-amphetamine. The amphetamine metabolite peaks at 12 hours.


How long do amphetamines stay in your system?
Half of the amount of amphetamine that you take is eliminated by your body in under 11 hours (amphetamine elimination half life). But heavy and chronic amphetamine use can be detected in your system up to one week after your last dose. Learn more about how long the effects of amphetamine last, amphetamine detection times and drug testing for amphetamines here.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: How Do I Get Adderall Out Of My System
2 How long does it take to get Adderall XR out of system? Adderall XR is an: Amphetamine preparation for treatment of adhd. The 'mean elimination half-life' for d-amphetamine is 10-13 hours (faster in children) and it should completely clear within 24 hours.


I take 2 30mg of Adderall daily how long does it take to leave your system?
But if you're asking this for drug testing purposes, you should know that Adderall WILL show up in a hair follicle drug test for up to 90m days after you take it. It should be undetectable in a urine test after 72 hours. But again, that depends on your metabolic rate and how well your liver is working.


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The process of graphic design include the process school which is an approach to the subject that is concerned with the actual process of communication; it especially highlights the channels and media through which messages are transmitted and by which senders and receivers encode and decode.


Digital Design Degree Outlook
Some digital designers enter digital design as self-taught professionals. However, most of these self-taught designers have worked in print shops or at advertising agencies or design shops before setting up shop as a solo designer.


Digital Design Degree Outlook
Digital design is a broad brush that covers any design field that works with computers and digital image software. This work can include Web design, digital illustration, advertising artwork, and/or print design.


Definition of Digital Printing
Definition: Modern printing methods such as laser and ink-jet printing are known as digital printing. In digital printing, an image is sent directly to the printer using digital files such as PDFs and those from graphics software such as Illustrator and InDesign. This eliminates the need for a printing plate, which is used in offset printing, which can save money and time.


Lego Digital Designer
Until January 16, 2012, these could be uploaded, along with instructions and a box design, to the LEGO Design byME website, from where the models could be ordered for delivery as a real, packaged set. Users can also take  screenshots  of their models and store the models on their computer in an .LXF file.


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Find sources: Lego Digital Designer â news Â· newspapers Â· books Â· scholar Â· JSTOR Â· free images (September 2011). LEGO Digital Designer, or LDD, is a free computer program produced by the LEGO Group as a part of LEGO Design byME. It is available for Mac and Windows platforms. The program allows users to build models using virtual LEGO bricks, in a computer-aided design like manner.


Digital Design Degree Outlook
Currently, almost all design is created by computer software programs, so your role as a digital designer can encompass a wide field. For the most part, however, a digital designer is expected to lean either toward Web design or print design. While some designers do know how to handle both design fields, usually the designer will know more about one field than the other.


Digital Design Degree Outlook
Digital designers who understand the print field, for instance, will know how to design printed pieces with the stipulations required by printed materials. Designers who lean toward digital Web design, on the other hand, will understand the parameters involved with Web design materials.


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Locate each bathroom vent in the attic and visualize the best run to the roof vent for the duct work. Find as straight and short a shot that you can, as the longer the run is, the less efficient your fans will perform. Install the duct work from each fan running toward the roof vent.


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I am wondering if I can run two exaust fans from two separate bathrooms to only one roof vent with a T or a Y. Currently the main bath upstairs has a bath fan that vents through the roof , the master bath has only a window and i 'd like to install a fan near the shower ( but not in it ) to provide a little extra light and to exaust the warm moist ...


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You can't exhaust your bathroom air into the basement or the garage. Two fans on one vent (properly sized) would still vent to the outside. In my mind the question is about the size of the vent and the location of, and need for back flow dampers.


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Venting Two Bathroom Fans With One Roof Vent. Bathroom fans vent warm, moist air from the bathroom to the outdoors to prevent mold, mildew and the destruction of drywall. Sometimes in the course of an installation, it becomes necessary to vent two fans (either from a large bathroom or two separate bathrooms) from the same roof vent. Presuming you have already installed the fans, you are ready to work on the ventilation system.


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Maybe Termite can clear this up. I thought that when two powered vent fans used a common exhaust outlet that they had to have backflow dampers to prevent one fan from exhausting back through the other. Some fans have them built in, but I'm curious if there is a more stringent requirement in this case.


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When connecting two exhaust fans to one exterior vent its best to remember a couple of important things. Make sure the exterior vent can handle the cfm. Use rigid pipe, this is better to ensure no back pressure or restriction. Use a damper, flapper this let's air out and restricts the back flow into the home.


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The two bathrooms are back to back on the upper level so the vent lines would be fairly short. I already have to replace the main bath fan and in my recent remodel, I ran the wiring for the master bath fan up into the attic, planning on installing the fan later.


Can I exhaust 2 different bathroom exhaust fans to the same roof vent?
Can I exhaust 2 different bathroom exhaust fans to the same roof vent? I have 2 bathrooms on our 2nd floor that exhaust directly into the attic. The idiots that installed them did not vent them to the outside. I have asked a roofer to install flashing for one 3 vent pipe.


Can I exhaust 2 different bathroom exhaust fans to the same roof vent?
The bathroom vent fan should have a door that opens when the fan is on, and closes when the fan is off. This door should keep the exhaust from another fan from coming back into the house. There might be a local code issue that would keep you from being able to join the two together, but I doubt it.


Can I exhaust 2 different bathroom exhaust fans to the same roof vent?
show more I have 2 bathrooms on our 2nd floor that exhaust directly into the attic. The idiots that installed them did not vent them to the outside. I have asked a roofer to install flashing for one 3 vent pipe. Can I run both exhaust fans to this vent or will it just exhaust into the other bathroom? I was thinking... show more I have 2 bathrooms on our 2nd floor that exhaust directly into the attic. The idiots that installed them did not vent them to the outside.


Instant Potato Flakes
Shelf-Life: Instant Potato Flakes will store for 10 to 15 years in a sealed #10 can (oxygen absorber included) under ideal storage conditions (cool, dry place). Once opened, it has an average shelf life of 6 to 12 months. Instructions: Mix 1 part potato flakes with 2 parts boiling hot water.


Dehydrated Potato Dices
Honeyville Dehydrated Potato Dices are an ideal product for long term food storage and emergency preparedness. Shelf-Life: Dehydrated Potato Dices will store for 5 to 10 years in a sealed #10 can (oxygen absorber included) under ideal storage conditions (cool, dry place).


Dehydrated Potato Dices
Shelf-Life: Dehydrated Potato Dices will store for 5 to 10 years in a sealed #10 can (oxygen absorber included) under ideal storage conditions (cool, dry place). Once opened, it has an average shelf life of 6 to 12 months.


Storing Potato Flakes
I was wondering if anyone knew how long potato flakes would be good for. I have a bag of flakes in the cupboard and I think they are 2 years old. I could make instant potaoes for the dogs if need be, I suppose, to use them up.


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Shelf Life & Storage. The shelf life of Idahoan Dehydrated Mashed Potatoes is approximately 12 months from date of packaging code (imprinted on the package), when stored away from direct heat, in a cool, dry location, away from strong contaminating odors.


Storing Potato Flakes
Storing Potato Flakes. I was wondering if anyone knew how long potato flakes would be good for. I have a bag of flakes in the cupboard and I think they are 2 years old.


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The shelf life of Idahoan Dehydrated Mashed Potatoes is approximately 12 months from date of packaging code (imprinted on the package), when stored away from direct heat, in a cool, dry location, away from strong contaminating odors.


DIY Potato Flakes From Scratch
1 Cover potatoes with just enough water to cover them. 2  Over medium heat, boil potatoes for 10-15 minutes, or until soft. 3  They should be at the consistency of ready to be mashed. 4  Once potatoes are soft, drain water and mash potatoes until smooth.


Instant Potato Flakes
Packaging: Instant Potato Flakes are sealed air tight in a #10 can and weighs approximately 1.5 pounds. A case contains 6 #10 cans and weighs 9 pounds. Each can contains 48 servings.


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Product is packaged in a multi-wall paper bag 6/5 lb bags per case. The shelf life of Idahoan Dehydrated Mashed Potatoes is approximately 12 months from date of packaging code (imprinted on the package), when stored away from direct heat, in a cool, dry location, away from strong contaminating odors.


Lesson 07: Using Stored Procedures
Using parameters for stored procedures is the same as using parameters for query string commands. The SqlCommand constructor above specifies the name of a stored procedure, CustOrderHist, as its first parameter. This particular stored procedure takes a single parameter, named @CustomerID.


Good Practices to Write Stored Procedures in SQL Server
Advantages of the stored procedure. 1  It will improve the execution. 2  It will reduce the network traffic. 3  It will be stored in the SQL Server database and any number of applications which return in the multiple languages/application can utilizes the same stored procedure.  The permission can be set to the stored procedure.


Determine when to use stored procedures vs. SQL in the code
In this scenario, you face assembling the SQL in your code or using the T-SQL exec command (or the sp_executesql system stored procedure). The difference with this scenario is where the code is executed (i.e., the server), so the final decision will depend on your environment.


Lesson 07: Using Stored Procedures
A stored procedures is a pre-defined, reusable routine that is stored in a database. SQL Server compiles stored procedures, which makes them more efficient to use. Therefore, rather than dynamically building queries in your code, you can take advantage of the reuse and performance benefits of stored procedures.


Good Practices to Write Stored Procedures in SQL Server
Try to avoid the temp table in the stored procedure. Stored procedures usually use a cached execution plan to increase the performance. When you use the temp table it will do the compilation every time. Do not use the select all columns (SELECT *) option; use only specific columns to query the result.


Determine when to use stored procedures vs. SQL in the code
And, you can grant users permission to execute a stored procedure even if they don't have permission to execute the procedure's statements directly. Placing SQL in your code. While stored procedures offer a number of benefits, placing SQL directly in your application code isn't necessarily wrong.


Good Practices to Write Stored Procedures in SQL Server
For example Name (10) in the table, but if you give Name(25) in the procedure then you will get the run time error time string truncated error. Use the Try catch statement properly in the stored procedure to handle the errors in the runtime. Move the complex query into views.


Dynamically Bind Your Data Layer to Stored Procedures and SQL Commands Using .NET Metadata and Reflection
This article explains how to use reflection in .NET to end your stored procedure nightmares. The author creates four custom classes, including one that generates a SQLCommand object based on the metadata of a method. Using this library, you'll be on your way to automating the generation of stored procedures. f you use stored procedures a lot, I'm sure you know how painful it is to write the same mundane code to describe each parameter's name, type, and size every time you set up a command object to call it.


Determine when to use stored procedures vs. SQL in the code
The benefits of using stored procedures in SQL Server rather than application code stored locally on client computers include: 1  They allow modular programming. 2  They allow faster execution. 3  They can reduce network traffic.  They can be used as a security mechanism.


Lesson 07: Using Stored Procedures
The RunStoredProc method in Listing 1 simply runs a stored procedure and prints the results to the console. In the RunStoredProcParamsmethod, the stored procedure used takes a single parameter. This demonstrates that there is no difference between using parameters with query strings and stored procedures.


Afterload
Afterload is the pressure in the wall of the left ventricle during ejection. In other words, it is the end load against which the heart contracts to eject blood. Afterload is readily broken into components: one factor is the aortic pressure the left ventricular muscle must overcome to eject blood.fterload is the pressure in the wall of the left ventricle during ejection. In other words, it is the end load against which the heart contracts to eject blood. Afterload is readily broken into components: one factor is the aortic pressure the left ventricular muscle must overcome to eject blood.


Cardiac Afterload: Definition & Reducing Agents
Specifically, the resistance comes from the blood vessels and the contraction of the blood vessel walls. Remember that cardiac output is the amount of blood ejected by the heart in one minute. Afterload is one of four processes that make up cardiac output.The other three processes are preload (the pressure of the blood on the heart muscle fibers), contractility (the force of the contraction), and heart rate.To have more cardiac output you have to have lower afterload. Stroke volume is the actual contraction of the muscle fibers that eject the blood from the heart.fterload rises with age and hypertension (increased blood pressure). With age the arteries stiffen due to degeneration; therefore, less contraction of the ventricle occurs and less blood is ejected from the ventricle. Hypertension has a slightly different effect-especially on the left ventricle.


Treatment of Heart Failure
Heart failure is a pathophysiologic state in which an abnormally of cardiac function is responsible for the failure of the heart to pump blood at a rate commensurate with the requirements of the metabolizing tissues, while maintaining normal filling pressures.ardiac output is the product of heart rate and stroke volume. Thus, an increase in sympathetic tone, resulting in an increase in heart rate & contractility are a first-line compensatory mechanism in heart failure (Figure 2).


Overview
Overview. The cause of hypertensive heart disease is chronically elevated blood pressure (BP); however, the causes of elevated BP are diverse. Essential hypertension accounts for 90% of cases of hypertension in adults. Secondary causes of hypertension account for the remaining 10% of cases of chronically elevated BP.he cause of hypertensive heart disease is chronically elevated blood pressure (BP); however, the causes of elevated BP are diverse. Essential hypertension accounts for 90% of cases of hypertension in adults.


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It may be defined as a pulmonary artery systolic pressure greater than 30 mm Hg or a pulmonary artery mean pressure greater than 20 mm Hg. The etiology of primary pulmonary hypertension is unknown. Secondary pulmonary hypertension can be a complication of many pulmonary, cardiac and extrathoracic conditions.rimary pulmonary hypertension is a rare disease of unknown etiology, whereas secondary pulmonary hypertension is a complication of many pulmonary, cardiac and extrathoracic conditions.


Review ArticleRight Ventricular Afterload and the Role of Nitric Oxide Metabolism in Left-Sided Heart Failure
Meaning of the Term Afterload. Although the concept of afterload is used on a daily basis by clinicians (eg, âafterload reduction during treatment of heart failureâ), it is unclear what the term really means and how to accurately measure it.he aforementioned afterload concepts and principles apply to both the systemic and the pulmonary circulation. Because the right and left heart are constructed in series, they necessarily transport the same amount of blood and thus have the same cardiac output in the absence of a shunt.


Treatment of Heart Failure
PHENTOLAMINE. A reversible nonselective alpha blocker that has a predominant effect on the arteriolar vascular bed. In the presence of heart failure, the main effect is reduction of afterload and increased cardiac output. Reflex tachycardia is a predominant side effect with this drug.Phentolamine must be given by im or iv injection or infusion (not orally).ardiac output is the product of heart rate and stroke volume. Thus, an increase in sympathetic tone, resulting in an increase in heart rate & contractility are a first-line compensatory mechanism in heart failure (Figure 2).


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Provide feedback. Hypertension is a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease (CVD) - cerebrovascular events (CVEs) and ischaemic heart disease (IHD) - and is therefore one of the most important preventable causes of premature morbidity and mortality in developed and developing countries.rovide feedback. Hypertension is a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease (CVD) - cerebrovascular events (CVEs) and ischaemic heart disease (IHD) - and is therefore one of the most important preventable causes of premature morbidity and mortality in developed and developing countries.


Cardiac Afterload: Definition & Reducing Agents
Afterload rises with age and hypertension (increased blood pressure). With age the arteries stiffen due to degeneration; therefore, less contraction of the ventricle occurs and less blood is ejected from the ventricle. Hypertension has a slightly different effect-especially on the left ventricle.fterload rises with age and hypertension (increased blood pressure). With age the arteries stiffen due to degeneration; therefore, less contraction of the ventricle occurs and less blood is ejected from the ventricle. Hypertension has a slightly different effect-especially on the left ventricle.


Hypertension: How Diet Plays a Role
Print |. A A. Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is an ailment that has drastically increased among Americans in recent decades. Often considered a silent killer, hypertension is marked by an increased pressure that is exerted on the walls of the arteries as the blood gets pumped through the cardiovascular system.rint |. A A. Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is an ailment that has drastically increased among Americans in recent decades. Often considered a silent killer, hypertension is marked by an increased pressure that is exerted on the walls of the arteries as the blood gets pumped through the cardiovascular system.


Kibble recipes
Kibble recipes. In this post youâll find the table with the specific ingredient for each of the kibbles you can create in ARK. The kibbles can be created by putting the ingredients in a cooking pot and lighting the fire. After around 30 seconds a kibble will be formed.


Gallimimus
Gallimimus (/ËÉ¡Ã¦láµ»ËmaÉªmÉs/ GAL-i-MY-mÉs; meaning chicken mimic) is a genus of ornithomimid theropod dinosaurs from the late Cretaceous period (Maastrichtian stage) Nemegt Formation of Mongolia. With individuals as long as 8 m (26 ft), it was one of the largest ornithomimosaurs.


ARK Survival Evolved: All Kibble Recipes
This is the Kibble Recipe in ARK: Survival Evolved. This page will list all of the Kibble recipes in ARK: Survival Evolved. (credit goes to shadowbannedkiwi from reddit for Kibble Ingredients and ballsymcnutt from Steam for Dinosaur's favorites)


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Gallimimus was rather ostrich-like, with a small head, toothless beak, large eyes, a long neck, short arms, long legs, and a long tail. A diagnostic character of Gallimimus is a distinctly short 'hand' relative to the humerus length, when compared to other ornithomimids. The tail was used as a counterbalance.


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Dino Kibble Chart (Updated w/ Pelagornis + Allosaurus) In order to tame dinosaurs at the highest level possible, kibble has been introduced. Kibble is made in the Cooking Pot. Note to mobile users: You can now scroll the table!


Kibble
In Ark: Survival Evolved, Gallimimus Kibble is made from Gallimimus eggs and used for taming a Terror Bird, and a Castoroides.


ARK Survival Evolved: All Kibble Recipes
Different types of Kibbles use different ingredients. See Specific Kibble Ingredients for which ingredient is required for which kibble. Different dinos have different favorite foods. See section Dino's Favorite Food and find the pic of your dino to see what kibble it likes.


Gallimimus
Gallimimus was a speedy predator, the largest of its type. They were called chicken mimics because they probably moved like modern flightless birds. Unlike other meat-eaters, Gallimimus had no teeth. In fact, it had a very small head.


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Terror Bird Kibble is Gallimimus. Testing has a Lv 120 = 30 Kibble(Should be that on officials) Crop + Meat combo for Recipe is: Galli Egg + Savoroot + Cooked Meat Jerky. Last edited by Hexadecimal; Feb 7, 2016 @ 6:18am.


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n/a. The highest average temperature in Houston is July at 85 degrees. The coldest average temperature in Houston is December at 53.5 degrees. The most monthly precipitation in Houston occurs in January with 0 inches.The Houston weather information is based on the average of the previous 3-7 years of data.Loading.../a. The highest average temperature in Houston is July at 85 degrees. The coldest average temperature in Houston is December at 53.5 degrees. The most monthly precipitation in Houston occurs in January with 0 inches.


Houston Weather in December
7 Â°C. In most years, Houston averages a daily maximum temperature for December that's between 61 and 68 degrees Fahrenheit (16 to 20 degrees Celsius). The minimum temperature usually falls between 41 and 49 Â°F (5 to 9 Â°C). The days at Houston continue to cool during December.early every December day warms to over 50 Â°F (10 Â°C) in Houston. The city averages 11 days this month when the thermometer reaches into the 70s Â°F (over 21 Â°C). One or two days in December can even get as warm as 80 Â°F (27 Â°C).


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The sun's rays reach the ground in Houston during 51 percent of daylight hours on average in December, for a total of 162 hours in the month. Typically on 7 days this month the sky is mainly clear, with at most 30 percent cloud cover.early every December day warms to over 50 Â°F (10 Â°C) in Houston. The city averages 11 days this month when the thermometer reaches into the 70s Â°F (over 21 Â°C). One or two days in December can even get as warm as 80 Â°F (27 Â°C).


Averages for Houston in December
Averages for Houston in December. December is the beginning of winter in Houston. Temperatures, though, tend to remain mild and pleasant throughout the month. Cold fronts can usher in cooler nights, so make sure you have some warmer clothes packed just in case.Extreme levels of temperature in winter in Houston have rarely been recorded, but there are some instances fo the temperatures dropping to freezing levels.Chilly weather, freezing rain and cold winds can all be brought on by the south moving cold fronts.he amount of rain experienced in December is much lower than preceding months, dropping down to an average rainfall of 96 mm over 9 days expected.


Houston Weather in December
clear skies. The sun's rays reach the ground in Houston during 51 percent of daylight hours on average in December, for a total of 162 hours in the month. Typically on 7 days this month the sky is mainly clear, with at most 30 percent cloud cover. Sunlight in December at Houston averages 10 hours and 16 minutes a day.early every December day warms to over 50 Â°F (10 Â°C) in Houston. The city averages 11 days this month when the thermometer reaches into the 70s Â°F (over 21 Â°C). One or two days in December can even get as warm as 80 Â°F (27 Â°C).


Houston Weather in December
Nearly every December day warms to over 50 Â°F (10 Â°C) in Houston. The city averages 11 days this month when the thermometer reaches into the 70s Â°F (over 21 Â°C). One or two days in December can even get as warm as 80 Â°F (27 Â°C).early every December day warms to over 50 Â°F (10 Â°C) in Houston. The city averages 11 days this month when the thermometer reaches into the 70s Â°F (over 21 Â°C). One or two days in December can even get as warm as 80 Â°F (27 Â°C).


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Average Temperatures for Texas in December. Average temperatures for December at cities, towns, parks and lakes throughout Texas are listed below. The tables give the normal maximum and minimum temperatures based on weather data collected from 1981 to 2010 by the US National Climatic Data Center.You can jump to a separate table for each region of the state: North Central Texas, South Central Texas, East Texas, Gulf Coast and West Texas.he tables give the normal maximum and minimum temperatures based on weather data collected from 1981 to 2010 by the US National Climatic Data Center.


Averages for Houston in December
59. December is the beginning of winter in Houston. Temperatures, though, tend to remain mild and pleasant throughout the month. Cold fronts can usher in cooler nights, so make sure you have some warmer clothes packed just in case.Extreme levels of temperature in winter in Houston have rarely been recorded, but there are some instances fo the temperatures dropping to freezing levels.Chilly weather, freezing rain and cold winds can all be brought on by the south moving cold fronts.he amount of rain experienced in December is much lower than preceding months, dropping down to an average rainfall of 96 mm over 9 days expected.


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Summers (April through December) are hot, humid and often rainy. If planning to travel to Houston during these months, sunscreen and shorts are a must. Here you'll find a month-by-month listing of average temperatures Houston, Texas.ummers (April through December) are hot, humid and often rainy. If planning to travel to Houston during these months, sunscreen and shorts are a must. Here you'll find a month-by-month listing of average temperatures Houston, Texas.


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But even if money isnât your main motivation, it should still be somewhere on your radar. So, here are a few things to keep in mind as you contemplate compensation. 1. Experience matters. As with most professions, salaries for physical therapists vary widely based on a therapistâs number of years in the industry.


What Does a Physical Therapist Aide Do?
Physical therapy is a healthcare field that continues to show growth. The number of physical therapy jobs is expected to increase as the US population continues to age. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that PT aide jobs are to increase by a staggering 40% from 2012 - 2022 - much faster than average growth.


What Does a Physical Therapist Aide Do?
According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, physical therapist aide wages range from $18,370 to $36,830, with a median annual salary of $24,650. Physical therapy aides working in nursing homes and hospitals earned more than aides working in doctorsâ or health practitionersâ offices.


Physical Therapy Aide Jobs
Physical Therapy Aide Job Market. The job market for Physical Therapy Aides is projected to grow much faster than average in the next ten years. By 2022, there will be more than 49,000 new PTA jobs â a 41 percent growth rate. There are two primary reasons for this increase in demand.


Physical Therapy Aide Jobs
Aides to Physical Therapists make an average of $24,000 a year, but can grow to become Physical Therapy Assistantswho make an average $39,000 annually. Assistants typically serve as a second set of hands to the Physical Therapist who is in charge of the treatment.


Hawai`i Base and Elevation Maps
As you can see, most of Hawaii resides at over 2,000 feet above sea level. In fact the mean elevation of Hawai&#096i is 3,030 feet above sea level. It ranks tenth among the 50 states. Of course, the lowest points in Hawai`i are sea level at the Pacific Ocean. The highest point in the state is located in Hawai`i County on the island of Hawai`i, the big island. Mauna Kea rises 13,796 feet above sea level in the northeastern part of the island, about 99 miles west of Hilo. It's surrounded by Mauna Kea Forest Reserve. [ Topographic map ].


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1 New origin and size: (177093, 2091478), (134137, 152721). 2  NASA SRTM. 3  article: Improving Oahuâs image - NASA says detail in the shuttle radar images will be 30 times greater than that in existing world maps.. 4  SRTM has a lot of problems with steep slopes, which are extremely common in Hawaiâi.


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1 1Â° DEMs. 2  number of files for the whole island: 5. 3  free from the USGS web site. 4  at 1200x1200 data points per degree, it's 1506x1630 data points. ~ 5 86m/point (3 arc-seconds at this latitude). 6  using 64x64 point patches, produces a 25x25 grid = 625 LOD patches.


Kilauea Summit Lava Lake Rises To Highest Pointby Big Island Video News on Apr 23, 2015 at 1:00 pm
Summit The summit lava lake is within an elliptical crater (unofficially called the Overlook crater), which has dimensions of approximately 160 m (520 ft) by 210 m (690 ft), inset within the eastern portion of HalemaÊ»umaÊ»u Crater.


Hawaii's Eight Main Islands
Most of Molokai is also a part of Maui County and it has a population of 7,404 people (as of 2000). Molokai's topography consists of two distinct volcanic ranges. They are known as East Molokai and West Molokai and the highest point on the island, Kamakou at 4,961 feet (1,512 m) is a part of East Molokai. These mountains however are extinct volcanoes that have since collapsed.


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1 at 1200x1200 data points per degree, it's 1506x1630 data points. ~ 2 86m/point (3 arc-seconds at this latitude). 3  using 64x64 point patches, produces a 25x25 grid = 625 LOD patches. 4  poor quality: major gridding artifacts, entire island is offset by up to 1 km east, etc.


Kilauea Summit Lava Lake Rises To Highest Pointby Big Island Video News on Apr 23, 2015 at 1:00 pm
Inflation at the new rate continues this morning. In concert with the inflation, the level of the summit lava lake rose to what may be its highest level since October 2012. It was measured at 28 m (90 ft) below the rim of the Overlook crater yesterday evening, and had climbed a few more meters (yards) by this morning. Spattering at the south edge of the lake was barely visible from Jaggar Museum this morning.


Accreditation and Licensing Requirements for Psychologists
For clinical and counseling psychologists, a doctorate in psychology is usually required. In addition to the doctorate degree, an approved internship and one to two years of professional experience is also needed. All states also require that applicants pass an examination.


Accreditation and Licensing Requirements for Psychologists
In order to be licensed to practice, psychologists need to earn a degree from an accredited institution. After earning a degree, it is also necessary to complete the requirements to achieve professional licensing in the state where one wishes to work. Prospective students often find the concepts of accreditation, licensing and other certifications confusing, but here is some basic information.


Accreditation and Licensing Requirements for Psychologists
Requirements for the NCSP include the completion of 60 graduate semester hours in school psychology; a 1,200-hour internship, 600 hours of which must be completed in a school setting; and a passing score on the National School Psychology Examination. .


Office of the Professions
Have a doctoral degree in psychology that was granted on the basis of the completion of a doctoral program in psychology registered by the Department as licensure qualifying, or determined by the Department to be the substantial equivalent in accordance with the Regulations of the Commissioner.


Office of the Professions
The practice of psychology or use of the title psychologist or terms psychologist, psychology, or psychological or any derivative thereof within New York State requires licensure as a psychologist, unless otherwise exempt under the law. To be licensed as a psychologist in New York State you must:


Office of the Professions
You must present evidence satisfactory to the State Board for Psychology, of two years of full-time supervised experience (defined as 1750 clock hours per year) or the part-time equivalent, consistent with the scope of practice in psychology in Section 7601-A of the State Education Law.


How to Become a Psychologist
In order to use this title, you need to have a doctorate degree in either psychology or education and also have passed the state licensing exams. As you begin planning your path towards becoming a psychologist, be sure to contact your state for specific laws regulating the use of the title of psychologist.


Office of the Professions
Individuals who withdraw their licensure application may be entitled to a partial refund. For the procedure to withdraw your application, contact the Psychology Unit at opunit5@nysed.gov or by calling 518-474-3817 ext. 592 or by fax at 518-402-5354.


How to Become a Psychologist
After putting in long hours studying, training and working towards earning your degree and becoming a licensed psychologist, you can finally begin putting the skills and knowledge you have acquired to good use. 2Richmond, R.L. (2009) To become a psychologist.


How Long Should I Broil a Boneless Chicken Breast?
Broiling boneless chicken breasts takes about 8 minutes, four for each side. The temperature can be set to medium or high. Keep in mind that the size may increase the cooking time by a few minutes.


How Long Should I Broil a Boneless Chicken Breast?
If youâre broiling boneless chicken breasts, you can cook it first. Itâs a good idea to cook it in a microwave. A good rule of thumb is 5 minutes for every pound. When itâs done, broil it immediately. If the meat is large and youâre short on time, thisâll help hasten the process.


How Long Should I Broil a Boneless Chicken Breast?
But if the chicken is thick, itâll take longer than 8 minutes. If youâre using a low heat for broiling boneless chicken breasts, prepare to wait a few more minutes. If there are no more raw spots, the chicken is done.


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1. Preheat the broiler to medium-high and put the oven rack 6-8 inches below it. Coat the chicken with the olive oil and season it generously on both sides with salt and pepper. 2. Put the chicken in a small roasting pan. Put the pan under the broiler and cook the chicken for 8 minutes.


How to Broil Boneless Chicken Breasts
Place the seasoned chicken breasts into a baking pan and broil for 8 minutes. Flip the chicken breasts with a pair of metal tongs and broil for an additional 5 minutes. Pour 1/2 cup dry white wine into the baking pan and continue broiling for 4 more minutes.


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Put the pan under the broiler and cook the chicken for 8 minutes. Turn it and broil for another 4 minutes or so. 3. Pull the chicken out and pour the wine around it. Slide the chicken back under the broiler and cook another 3-4 minutes, until it's deep brown and reaches 160F in the thickest part.


Air Bag Clockspring
Unscrew the remaining screws on the steering wheel and place them in a marked envelope. Remove the steering wheel. Remove the clock spring that holds together the hardware and the wiring harness. Install the new clock spring. Replace the steering wheel and position the dampener back in place.Replace the steering column nut in the center of the steering column.Re-install the airbag and the harness. Connect the wiring for the airbag. Reattach the bolts on the side of the steering column for the airbag mount.isconnect it carefully and place any screws or bolts in another small marked envelope. Remove the airbag and lay it gently on the front seat of the car. Undo the center nut from the steering column with a wrench. Set the nut aside in a marked envelope. Remove the steering wheel dampener.


Removing Airbag, Steering Wheel, Clock Spring, Turn Signal Switch on a Mercedes Benz
1 Once the steering wheel is removed you will have access to the clock spring. 2  Remove the one Torx 30 screw thatâs on the bottom of the steering wheel column. 3  Pull out the turn signal switch with the clock spring all together. 4  Separate the clock spring from the turning signal switch.aybe you need to upgrade the steering wheel, replace the airbag or change the turn signal switch, cruise control or the clock spring. Here you will see a video on how to perform this task. If you do any repair on your car then this is an easy task for you.


Removing Airbag, Steering Wheel, Clock Spring, Turn Signal Switch on a Mercedes Benz
So you are looking to remove the steering wheel. Maybe you need to upgrade the steering wheel, replace the airbag or change the turn signal switch, cruise control or the clock spring. Here you will see a video on how to perform this task.If you do any repair on your car then this is an easy task for you.aybe you need to upgrade the steering wheel, replace the airbag or change the turn signal switch, cruise control or the clock spring. Here you will see a video on how to perform this task. If you do any repair on your car then this is an easy task for you.


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1 Remove the steering wheel using a suitable puller. 2  Remove the column cover. 3  Remove the clock spring screw, connector and clock spring. 4  Make sure the wheels in the straight-ahead position, before installing the steering wheel. Set the vehicle in the straight-ahead position. 2  Remove the steering wheel using a suitable puller. 3  Remove the column cover. 4  Remove the clock spring screw, connector and clock spring. 5  Make sure the wheels in the straight-ahead position, before installing the steering wheel.


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1 Remove the column cover. 2  Remove the clock spring screw, connector and clock spring. 3  Make sure the wheels in the straight-ahead position, before installing the steering wheel. 4  After installing the combination switch, perform the steering angle sensor initialization procedure. Set the vehicle in the straight-ahead position. 2  Remove the steering wheel using a suitable puller. 3  Remove the column cover. 4  Remove the clock spring screw, connector and clock spring. 5  Make sure the wheels in the straight-ahead position, before installing the steering wheel.


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Please try again later. For an F250, F350, etc., this video will show how to completely disassemble the steering column and install a new airbag clock spring.1  Autos & Vehicles.lease try again later. For an F250, F350, etc., this video will show how to completely disassemble the steering column and install a new airbag clock spring.


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Disconnect it carefully and place any screws or bolts in another small marked envelope. Remove the airbag and lay it gently on the front seat of the car. Undo the center nut from the steering column with a wrench. Set the nut aside in a marked envelope. Remove the steering wheel dampener.isconnect it carefully and place any screws or bolts in another small marked envelope. Remove the airbag and lay it gently on the front seat of the car. Undo the center nut from the steering column with a wrench. Set the nut aside in a marked envelope. Remove the steering wheel dampener.


Clockspring
In vehicle steering systems a clock spring or clockspring is a spiral-wound special rotary electrical connector which allows a vehicle's steering wheel to turn while still making an electrical connection between the steering wheel airbag and/or the vehicle's horn and other devices and the vehicle's electrical systems.n vehicle steering systems a clock spring or clockspring is a spiral-wound special rotary electrical connector which allows a vehicle's steering wheel to turn while still making an electrical connection between the steering wheel airbag and/or the vehicle's horn and other devices and the vehicle's electrical systems.


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The. compression spring is positioned over the column shaft on top of the cancelling cam. 2. Place the steering wheel or adapter on the steering column shaft, place the column nut. on the shaft and tighten, drawing down the wheel or adapter to the desired gap.he horn wire is furnished with your steering column and is pre-installed into the cancelling cam. 1. Position the cancelling cam as shown in figure A. between 10 and 11 oâclock. The compression spring is positioned over the column shaft on top of the cancelling cam.2.


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AR46.10-P-0100P2 Loosen bolt (2) of steering column module (N80)3 Remove steering column module (N80) Secure clock spring contact (A45) complete against twisting using pin (5) in order to prevent damage.The pin (5) is included in the clock spring contact (A45) repair kit.R46.10-P-0100P2 Loosen bolt (2) of steering column module (N80)3 Remove steering column module (N80) Secure clock spring contact (A45) complete against twisting using pin (5) in order to prevent damage.The pin (5) is included in the clock spring contact (A45) repair kit.


Certified Mail Cost Comparison
Three costs make up the current USPS Certified Mail rates: 1. First-Class Postage $0.49 (this is a letter size envelope, up to 1 oz in weight).2. Certified Mail Fee $3.45. 3. Return Receipt (Green Card) $2.80 or Return Receipt Electronic $1.40. Save money by using USPS approved Certified Mail Envelopes.hree costs make up the current USPS Certified Mail rates: 1. First-Class Postage $0.49 (this is a letter size envelope, up to 1 oz in weight).


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Pay the appropriate postage for the specified type of mail delivery. Then pay for additional services, including a fee for USPS Certified Mail ($3.30USD as of 8/18/2014 and Return receipt (PS Form 3811) cost $2.70).1  Both first-class and priority mail can be sent via certified mail.2  First-class mail includes envelopes and packages that weigh 13 ounces or less.. Pay the appropriate postage for the specified type of mail delivery. Then pay for additional services, including a fee for USPS Certified Mail ($3.30USD as of 8/18/2014 and Return receipt (PS Form 3811) cost $2.70). 1  Both first-class and priority mail can be sent via certified mail.


Address and Print USPS Certified MailÂ® Labels Online!
Skip the trip to the Post Officeâ¦ Address and print USPS Certified Mail Labels online. Save $2.05 on postage for each Certified Mail green card receipt.No monthly fees, no long term contracts and no software or special equipment.Get email notification with Electronic Delivery Confirmations, Return Receipt Signatures and 10 year tracking and archive at no extra cost.kip the trip to the Post Officeâ¦ Address and print USPS Certified Mail Labels online. Save $2.05 on postage for each Certified Mail green card receipt.


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3. Pay the appropriate postage for the specified type of mail delivery. Then pay for additional services, including a fee for USPS Certified Mail ($3.30USD as of 8/18/2014 and Return receipt (PS Form 3811) cost $2.70). 1  Both first-class and priority mail can be sent via certified mail.2  First-class mail includes envelopes and packages that weigh 13 ounces or less.. Pay the appropriate postage for the specified type of mail delivery. Then pay for additional services, including a fee for USPS Certified Mail ($3.30USD as of 8/18/2014 and Return receipt (PS Form 3811) cost $2.70). 1  Both first-class and priority mail can be sent via certified mail.


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1 Certified Mail - $3.30 Fee (All fees are in addition to postage.). 2  Certified Mail provides proof of mailing and delivery of mail. 3  The sender receives a mailing receipt at the time of mailing and a record of delivery is maintained by the Postal Service. Certified Mail provides proof of mailing and delivery of mail. 2  The sender receives a mailing receipt at the time of mailing and a record of delivery is maintained by the Postal Service. 3  A return receipt can also be purchased for an additional fee to provide the sender with proof of delivery.


Sorry, but drinking lemon water will not help you lose weight
The facts: It's one of the supposed golden rules of weight loss, and many dieters subscribe to it: drink a glass of warm water to which a squeeze of lemon juice has been added, and you will cleanse your digestive system and encourage the release of toxins and excess fat.


Weight Loss Myths: Will Drinking Lemon Water Help You Lose Weight?
This buildup of lingering waste also adds weight to your body, so if you drink lemon water regularly, it's cleaned out of your bowels with greater frequency. The result of this is that you will lose some weight just from the removal of this lingering waste.


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Photo Credit manyakotic/iStock/Getty Images. Weight loss fads sweep across the culture at lightning speed. Many are silly and even dangerous, but every so often a fad appears that actually makes sense. Adding lemon juice to your drinking water is a good idea if you are trying to lose weight. Studies like the one done in 2008 at the Sugiyama Jogakuen University in Japan suggest that the polyphenols in lemons aid in weight loss. While a lemon juice diet alone is not recommended, drinking lemon water alone or with meals is an excellent way to stay hydrated.


Sorry, but drinking lemon water will not help you lose weight
It only affects how quickly you might drink it, Reutens adds. Drinking lemon water regularly throughout the day can only help with weight loss if you are consuming it in place of sweetened beverages such as ice-blended coffee drinks, energy drinks and soft drinks.


Sorry, but drinking lemon water will not help you lose weight
A 473 millilitre bottle of Snapple, for instance, contains 150 calories. You would need to walk for about 42 minutes or jog for 17 minutes to burn those calories off, she says. But drink lemon water instead, and you create a calorie deficit, which can help you lose weight in the long run..


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Confidence votes 1.9K. If you file your return electronically, the IRS will acknowledge receipt within 24 hours. The status of your refund, if you are getting one, will be available online within 72 hours of that acknowledgement.enerally, you must file Form 1040X within three years from the date you filed your original return or within two years from the date you paid the tax, whichever is later. For â¦ Example: April 15 2014 - for a 2010 return filed April 15 2011.


Publication 463 (2017), Travel, Entertainment, Gift, and Car Expenses
If you file your return electronically, the IRS will acknowledge receipt within 24 hours. The status of your refund, if you are getting one, will be available online within 72 â¦ hours of that acknowledgement.enerally, you must file Form 1040X within three years from the date you filed your original return or within two years from the date you paid the tax, whichever is later. For â¦ Example: April 15 2014 - for a 2010 return filed April 15 2011. 10 people found this useful.


FAQ About Money
I have efiled my tax return. Your efile has to be accepted by the IRS before your refund is processed. The complete efile cycle typically takes 24-72 hours. If your return is rejected for any reason and you need to revise and resubmit, the efile cycle will repeat.Once your return is accepted, if you chose Direct Deposit, your refund should be deposited into your account in about 2-3 weeks.If you chose to receive a paper check, the IRS needs to print and mail it. In this case your check may take 2-3 weeks longer to arrive.State refund cycles vary by state. have efiled my tax return. Your efile has to be accepted by the IRS before your refund is processed. The complete efile cycle typically takes 24-72 hours. If your return is rejected for any reason and you need to revise and resubmit, the efile cycle will repeat.


How to Track your Refund
Example: You filed your 2009 tax return on January 1, 2010 and then filed your 2008 tax return on February 1, 2010. The information available on Whereâs My Refund will be for the 2009 tax return even though you filed your 2008 return after your 2009 return.hat information is Available on Whereâs My Refund? Refund information for the most current tax year that you filed will generally be available 72 hours after we acknowledge receipt of your e-filed return, or three to four weeks after you mail your paper return.


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The amount of time it takes to receive your federal income tax return varies from state to state and depends on the first letter of your last name. It also depends how much ti â¦ me it takes the government to asses your paper work. In general it can take as little as two weeks to as much as two months.enerally, you must file Form 1040X within three years from the date you filed your original return or within two years from the date you paid the tax, whichever is later. For â¦ Example: April 15 2014 - for a 2010 return filed April 15 2011.


Locating a Refund
If you filed a tax return and are expecting a refund from the IRS, you may want to find out the status of the refund, or at least get an idea of when you might receive it. The IRS has some tools to help you do this.IRS.gov - âWhereâs My Refundâ.f you filed a tax return and are expecting a refund from the IRS, you may want to find out the status of the refund, or at least get an idea of when you might receive it. The IRS has some tools to help you do this. IRS.gov - âWhereâs My Refundâ.


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Generally, you must file Form 1040X within three years from the date you filed your original return or within two years from the date you paid the tax, whichever is later. For â¦ Example: April 15 2014 - for a 2010 return filed April 15 2011.enerally, you must file Form 1040X within three years from the date you filed your original return or within two years from the date you paid the tax, whichever is later. For â¦ Example: April 15 2014 - for a 2010 return filed April 15 2011.


IRS Average Tax Refund
Q2: What is the best and fastest way to get information about my refund? Use the IRS2Go mobile app or the Whereâs My Refund? tool. You can start checking on the status of your tax return within 24 hours after we have received your e-filed return or 4 weeks after you mail a paper return.lease allow up to 6 months from the original due date of the 1040NR return or the date you actually filed the 1040NR, whichever is later to receive any refund due. Q19: What information is available on Where's My Refund? Information on Where's My Refund? is for the most recent tax year we have on file for you.


How to Track your Refund
About âWhereâs My Refund?â. What information is Available on Whereâs My Refund? Refund information for the most current tax year that you filed will generally be available 72 hours after we acknowledge receipt of your e-filed return, or three to four weeks after you mail your paper return.hat information is Available on Whereâs My Refund? Refund information for the most current tax year that you filed will generally be available 72 hours after we acknowledge receipt of your e-filed return, or three to four weeks after you mail your paper return.


Nail Avulsion CPT code 11730 ,11732, 11750, 11765
Both avulsion and routine trimming/debridement will not be allowed on the same nail on the same day. Medicare will allow ten services per beneficiary per 24 months for CPT codes 11730 and/or 11732. Payment for services beyond this number will require medical review of patient records to determine medical necessity.


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When a nail debridement payment is. determined to be inappropriate, all other podiatry payments for services related to the nail. debridement are also inappropriate. The related services would not have been performed in. absence of the nail debridement.


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Medicare Coverage of Nail Debridement. Medicare covers nail debridement when at least one of the following three conditions exists: < Medicare covers nail debridement for beneficiaries with systemic conditions involving.


Debridement
Debridement /dáµ»ËbriËdmÉnt/ is the medical removal of dead, damaged, or infected tissue to improve the healing potential of the remaining healthy tissue. Removal may be surgical, mechanical, chemical, autolytic (self-digestion), and by maggot therapy, where certain species of live maggots selectively eat only necrotic tissue.


What Is a Toenail Debridement?
Toenail debridement refers to the act of physically removing any unwanted tissue or substance from a toenail or associated structures. What this exact substance is can vary greatly; however, the unifying trait is that anything removed is typically unwanted or harmful. Toenail debridement can sometimes be aesthetic but can also be life saving.


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2.7 mL (min: 2.7 mL) whole blood ambient or refrigerated and unopened. Testing must be completed within 4 hours of collection. (also acceptable: 2.0 mL (min: 1.0 mL) platelet poor plasma frozen).


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Patient Preparation. Collect. Light blue (sodium citrate). Refer to Specimen Handling at aruplab.com for hemostasis/thrombosis specimen handling guidelines. Specimen Preparation. Transfer 2 mL platelet poor plasma to an ARUP Standard Transport Tube.


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Click here to download instructions. Important: If the testing cannot be completed within 4 hours, transport 2.0 mL (min: 1.0 mL) aliquot platelet poor plasma frozen .If also sending a frozen aliquot for PTINR, PTT, or Fibrinogen, all testing will be performed on the frozen aliquot. In that case, do not submit a separate blue top tube.


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Creating the NFL Schedule
1 These matchups are also determined by a rotation, which ensures that all teams play every team from every division in the other conference once every four years.  Every team plays its remaining two games against teams from the two remaining divisions in its own conference â one game at home and the other on the road.


Creating the NFL Schedule
Each spring four NFL executives take on an enormous task: creating the NFL schedule for the next season. Go behind the scenes of the team of four who build the NFL schedule, and learn about the man who started it all, Val Pinchbeck.


Creating the NFL Schedule
In 2015 the league will also schedule games on the Saturdays of weeks 15 and 16. Most NFL games are played on Sunday afternoons, with early games starting at 1:05 p.m. ETand the late games starting at either 4:05 p.m. ET or 4:25 p.m. ET, depending on whether the game is part of a network doubleheader.


How is the MLB regular season schedule determined for each team?
Interleage play has really screwed up the schedule. On a side note, I think the season is too long. No reason to be playing during blizzards in April and Oct. Start reg. season in May, end on Labor Day, finish World Series by Oct. 1. Katy Feeney is hte person in charge of scheduling for MLB. As you know, Bud Selig wanted the unbalanced schedule to keep the division rivalrys hot but let's face it Yankees-Red Sox in April isn't the same as Yankees-Red Sox in September.


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Although not all states reported data on anesthesiologistâs salaries in 2012, the BLS reports that the lowest-paying state for anesthesiologists was Mississippi, which reported an average annual salary of $155,940, or $74.97 per hour. In contrast, anesthesiologists in California averaged $104.26 an hour.


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Work Hours. Defining work hours for an anesthesiologist can be complicated. Those in private practice may work 80 hours a week, according to the Student Doctor Network. Many anesthesiologists work 12-hour shifts and may be on call for periods lasting 24 hours, according to a March 2012 article on TheDO website.


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The average salary for anesthesiologists in 2012 was $232,830 a year, according to the BLS, for an average hourly wage of $111.94. This is based on a 40-hour work week. If an anesthesiologist worked 80 hours a week, her hourly wage would be $55.97. However, TheDO website notes that an experienced hospital-based anesthesiologist might earn $350,000 a year. In that case, the hourly wage of an anesthesiologist who worked 80 hours a week would be $84.13.


How Much Does an Anesthesiologist Make?
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that Physicians and Surgeons are among the highest-paid people of any occupation, and an anesthesiology salary is in that category. The average income of an Anesthesiologist is $220,000 annually.


How Much Does an Anesthesiologist Make?
So, you want to get paid for putting people to sleep? Well then, you should consider an Anesthesiologist career â though as an Anesthesiologist, you do a whole lot more than that. You work with other Physicians to provide care and pain relief to surgical and maternity patients.


How Much Does an Anesthesiologist Make?
The employment outlook is considered very good in this field. Employment of Anesthesiologists is expected to grow by more than 20 percent in the coming years. As the healthcare field continues to grow, and the number of elders increases, the need for healthcare-related positions will follow.


Carcharodon carcharias
A broad range of elasmobranchs-sharks and batoids-are eaten by Great White Sharks, as are chimaeroids, chelonians, cephalopods and other molluscs, crustaceans and occasionally sea birds such as cormorants and penguins (Compagno 2001).


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Great white sharks on way to endangered. Great white sharks off the coast of California are safer, at least for now. Great white sharks may be listed as endangered species. California To Consider Listing Great White Shark As Endangered Species. Calif. advances candidacy of great white shark to endangered species list ... Great White Sharks May Soon be Endangered; Jaws Needs Help. Officials Push To List Great White Sharks As Endangered Species. Fish and Game to consider great white shark status.


Great White Sharks Endangered: California Lists Predator On State Protection List As Population Declines
Reuters. Great white sharks will now be protected under Californiaâs Endangered Species Act starting on Friday. The state Fish and Game Commission approved the designation in February, forbidding the hunting, pursuing, catching, capturing or killing of the animal. California will now allocate funds to a wide study populations of the great white shark -- also known as Carcharodon carcharias -- expected to be released next year. The species has long been an object of fascination among humans, many of whom fear the beast for its size and reputation as a man-eater.


Carcharodon carcharias
The Great White Shark is currently protected in the Australian EEZ and state waters, South Africa, Namibia, Israel, Malta and the USA (California and Florida states, with directed fisheries prohibited off all coasts).


Carcharodon carcharias
Habitat and Ecology: The maximum size attained by Great White Sharks remains a matter of debate, and is estimated to be around 6 m, and possibly to 640 cm or more; the largest free-swimming individuals commonly captured are between 500-580 cm (mostly adult females) (Compagno 2001).


Carcharodon carcharias
The Great White Shark is vulnerable to capture trauma and may be killed or has limited survivorship after capture. Great White Sharks are curious and readily approach boats, scavenge from fishermens' nets or longlines and devour hooked fish taken by rod-and-line or swordfish harpoon.


Great White Sharks are NOT endangered: Study shows the number of predators is ten times higher than previously thought
In 2011 an alarming study by Standford University suggested Great White Sharks were becoming an endangered species. But new look at research on them in the Eastern North Pacific Ocean indicates the population is now growing thanks to conservation efforts, according to an international research team.


Shark Threats
Commercial shark-finning is a practice where sharks are caught and their fins are cut off, then the body of the shark is discarded. Shark finning kills an estimated 100 million or more sharks globally per year. Bycatch. Bycatch in commercial fisheries is also a major threat.


Great White Sharks are NOT endangered: Study shows the number of predators is ten times higher than previously thought
And the lead author of the study says the 2011 study underestimated the number of Great White Sharks in the oceans-and it should not be regarded as an endangered species. A new look at research on Great White Sharks in the Eastern North Pacific Ocean indicates the population is likely growing rather than endangered. A Great White Shark is pictured in the Eastern North Pacific in this undated handout photograph courtesy of Kevin Weng, University of Hawaii.


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BACKGROUND: A photochemical treatment (PCT) process has been developed to inactivate pathogens and white blood cells (WBCs) in therapeutic plasma. Process validation studies were performed in three European blood centers under routine operating conditions. STUDY DESIGN AND METHODS: Each center prepared 30 apheresis and 30 to 36 whole bloodâderived plasma units for PCT. Each whole bloodâderived plasma unit contained a mixture of two to three matched donations.


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GHTF Study Group 3 - Quality Management Systems Process Validation Guidanceâ January 2004 Page 5 1 Purpose and scope 1.1 Purpose This process validation guidance is intended to assist manufacturers in understanding quality management system requirements concerning process validation.


Blood & Blood Products
CBER also regulates related products such as cell separation devices, blood collection containers and HIV screening tests that are used to prepare blood products or to ensure the safety of the blood supply.


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systemâ to âquality management systemâ and âdesign controlsâ to âdesign and development. controlsâ), and; 2.) Changes to Figure 1 and the corresponding text to reflect the new process. validation requirements found in clause 7.5.2 of ISO 13485:2003.


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Process Validation Guidanceâ January 2004. Page 3. 0 Introduction. âQuality Management Systems â Process Validation Guidanceâ, originally finalized in 1999, is being. republished as âGHTF/SG3/N99-10:2004 (Edition 2)â after revisions due to the changes in ISO. 13485:2003, which is utilized in some regulatory systems.


Blood & Blood Products
Over a period of years, FDA has progressively strengthened the overlapping safeguards that protect patients from unsuitable blood and blood products: 1  Blood donors are now asked specific and very direct questions about risk factors that could indicate possible infection with a transmissible disease.


Blood & Blood Products
CBER regulates the collection of blood and blood components used for transfusion or for the manufacture of pharmaceuticals derived from blood and blood components. FDA has strengthened the safeguards that protect patients from unsuitable blood and blood products and has increased its oversight of the blood industry.


Blood & Blood Products
Vaccines, Blood & Biologics. The Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER) regulates the collection of blood and blood components used for transfusion or for the manufacture of pharmaceuticals derived from blood and blood components, such as clotting factors, and establishes standards for the products themselves.


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Publication History. 1  Issue published online: 10 JAN 2008. 2  Article first published online: 8 JAN 2008. 3  Received for publication July 18, 2007; revision received September 13, 2007, and accepted September 14, 2007.


Occupy's V for Vendetta protest mask is a symbol of festive citizenship
Occupy's V for Vendetta protest mask is a symbol of festive citizenship. The real meaning of the Guy Fawkes mask seen around the world is sophisticated, self-knowing and carnivalesque. Friday 4 November 2011 06.30 EDT First published on Friday 4 November 2011 06.30 EDT. The skin is pallid, the cheeks touched with pink.


Occupy's V for Vendetta protest mask is a symbol of festive citizenship
Occupy's V for Vendetta protest mask is a symbol of festive citizenship. The real meaning of the Guy Fawkes mask seen around the world is sophisticated, self-knowing and carnivalesque. A protester at Occupy Seattle wears a V for Vendetta Guy Fawkes mask.


Where can you read V for vendetta?
V for Vendetta is about a vigilante named V who was used for other's nofariuos purposes, and now shows another way to show what life actually means to become one with the co â¦ untry by blowing, casting, and killing the direct symbols in his own country.


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The mask used by V in âV for Vendettaâ, is a Guy Fawkes mask, the stylized depiction of the best-known member of the Gunpowder Plot, Guy Fawkes. After being used in the âV for Vendettaâ, the mask became a symbol for the online hacktivist group cal... This page may be out of date. Save your draft before refreshing this page.


Occupy's V for Vendetta protest mask is a symbol of festive citizenship
For this is the face of Guy Fawkes, transformed into the mask of a modern avenger by artist David Lloyd and writer Alan Moore in their 1980s graphic novel V for Vendetta and popularised by the 2006 film of the comic book â not to mention merchandised; the mask is an official movie byproduct licensed by Time Warner, which has thus found a way to profit from the Crisis of Capitalism.


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Regardless of who someone theorizes V to be, the underlying assumption is that the identity of V--the person behind the mask--actually matters, that it somehow would add a weight of meaning or understanding to the story.


Occupy's V for Vendetta protest mask is a symbol of festive citizenship
Occupy's V for Vendetta protest mask is a symbol of festive citizenship Jonathan Jones The real meaning of the Guy Fawkes mask seen around the world is sophisticated, self-knowing and carnivalesque


Occupy's V for Vendetta protest mask is a symbol of festive citizenship
For many observers, the V for Vendetta mask has nothing to do with a Jacobean conspirator or a modern comic-book slash movie. It is just a very strange mask. It has taken on a life of its own, and its meaning is not fixed by its origins. Images slip their moorings. The Guy Fawkes mask is not Guy Fawkes. It is, in fact, the quintessence of a mask.


"What does ""Anonymous mask"" or ""Vendetta mask"" symbolize?"
The mask used by V in âV for Vendettaâ, is a Guy Fawkes mask, the stylized depiction of the best-known member of the Gunpowder Plot, Guy Fawkes. After being used in the âV for Vendettaâ, the mask became a symbol for the online hacktivist group called âAnonymousâ. They first protested against the Church of Scientology in 2008 and were encouraged to hide their faces.


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Moore reminds us of this fact by the ever-present wordplay found in his novel. Even the novel's title, V for Vendetta is a play on words; it's a twist on the famous World War II slogan, V for victory. Every chapter title in the novel also begins with the letter V. The end result is the most obvious: V stands for many things. (V for variable.) When V first introduced himself to Evey, he calls himself a villain (13). (V for villain.) The description is appropriate, as V stands for the polar opposite of everything Norsefire represents. He is their enemy, and he knows this is his role, as Guy Fawkes was the villain in the eyes of King James and Protestant Church.


Broken leg
If the broken bone is still in position, you'll usually just need a plaster cast. This holds the bone in place so it can heal. If there's a lot of swelling, you may just have a splint or cast around the back half of your leg until the swelling goes down. A full cast can be fitted a few days later.