Save Big on Large Item Shipping
Preparing your Household for Move. Shipping large household goods can be easy if you know what to expect. First, you will want to decide whether you will ship your item by freight or through a moving service.Most household items can be shipped using either type of transportation service, so choose the kind that is right for you.reparing your Household for Move. Shipping large household goods can be easy if you know what to expect. First, you will want to decide whether you will ship your item by freight or through a moving service.


Weigh Your HHG Options Before Your PCS
The costs of renting a tow bar for a POV or insuring HHG aren't reimbursable. If you choose to personally arrange your move, a cost comparison between the actual expense (GBL) and the commuted rate methods will be done using the Commuted Rate Schedule (CSR) for Transportation and Storage of Household Goods.ou're responsible for any excess weight. To estimate the weight of your household goods (HHG), multiply each room of furniture by 1,500 pounds. Don't forget to include items located in your garage, basement, etc.


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Yet according to the recent Global Poverty Report, the proportion of the world population living in poverty has declined from 29% in 1988 to 26% in 1998. Moreover, social indicators for many poor countries also show improvement over several decades. Globalization and poverty in specific countries.


Does Globalization Help the Poor?
A report by the United Nations (UNDP,1999) found that inequalities between rich and poor within countries, and among countries, are quickly expanding, and that the global trading and finance system is one of the primary causes.


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Many people who are concerned about the fate of the world's poor now attribute their plight to globalization. They argue that globalization has weakened the position of poor countries and exposed poor people to harmful competition.


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By common consent, globalization has proceeded rapidly since the 1980s. Yet according to the recent Global Poverty Report, the proportion of the world population living in poverty has declined from 29% in 1988 to 26% in 1998. Moreover, social indicators for many poor countries also show improvement over several decades.


Does Globalization Help the Poor?
A 1999 report by the United Nations Development Program found that inequalities between rich and poor within and among countries are quickly expanding, and that the global trading and finance system is one of the primary causes.


The Poor Like Globalization
The Poor Like Globalization. More, not less, economic integration is good for the world, according to a worldwide poll, conducted by the Pew Global Attitude Survey.


Globalization Widens Rich-Poor Gap, U.N. Report Says
UNITED NATIONS, July 13â Globalization is compounding the gap between rich and poor nations and intensifying American dominance of the world's economic and cultural markets, according to the latest human development report published today by the United Nations Development Program.


The Poor Like Globalization
Developing nations also had a more positive view of the institutions of globalization. In Sub-Saharan Africa 75% of households thought that multinational corporations had a positive influence on their country, compared to only 54% in rich countries.


Grotesque Inequality
Corporate globalization-in the form of the globalizing multinational tobacco companies-is also contributing dramatically to the spread of cancer, heart disease and other tobacco-related disease from rich to poor countries.


Does Globalization Help the Poor?
After three decades of heavy IMF and World Bank medicines and less than a decade of WTO policies, they have understood that globalization is selling a false promise. The policies of the Bretton Woods institutions are not designed to benefit them, but to benefit rich industrial countries and their global corporations.


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You will be asked to provide the following: 1  Your current driver's license. It may not be expired for more than 2 years. 2  Complete an Application for a Non-Commercial Driver's License (Form R-229). 3  The documents required as acceptable forms of identification.  The application fee of $40. See acceptable forms of 1  payment. The license fee of  $72.


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Address change on your vehicle title and registration. The procedure for changing an address on a vehicle title or registration is similar to the one regarding driver's licenses. You need to provide the DMV with a proof of the new address and the existing title and registration.


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Address change on your driver's license. All you need to do is bring your current license along with a proof of your new address to the DMV. Some states issue new licenses, but some of them will just give you a certificate that verifies the address change, which you should carry with you at all times and you will be able to use your old license.


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If you have lost your out-of-state license you will need to obtain a certified copy of your out of state driver history or abstract dated within 60 days. The previous licensing state will be notified of the issuance of the Connecticut license, and your previous state license will be cancelled.


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ID Documents Center. Welcome to our one-stop hub for name and gender change information. Find out how to get a legal name change where you live and update your name/gender on state and federal IDs and records. Name Change, Driver's License & Birth Certificate Policies in:


Driver's License Change of Address, Voter Registration
Michigan law requires that you change the address on your driver's license or state identification (ID) card when you move. The address must match the address on your voter registration card. If you fail to change your address, your driver's license may be suspended. There is no fee to change your address. You may change your address online, by mail or in person at a Secretary of State branch office. Any of these options allows you to update your voter registration to your new address.


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You will be asked to provide the following: 1  Your current driver's license. 2  Complete an Application for a Non-Commercial Driver's License (Form R-229). 3  The documents required as acceptable forms of identification.  The application fee of $ 1 40. The license fee of 2  $72. If paying by check please bring two checks for this process.


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The total list price for in-state Texas residents to go to Houston Community College is $13,758 for the 2014/2015 academic year. Out-of-state students who don't possess Texas residence can expect a one year cost of $13,758.


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Undergraduate Tuition. Houston Community College tuition is $2,280 per year for in-state residents. This is 30% cheaper than the national average public two year tuition of $3,263. The cost is $3,517 and 61% cheaper than the average Texas tuition of $5,797 for 2 year colleges.


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Annual Total Cost. The total list price for in-state Texas residents to go to Houston Community College is $13,758 for the 2014/2015 academic year. Out-of-state students who don't possess Texas residence can expect a one year cost of $13,758.


2018-2019 Tuition & Fees
1 In-district: Includes tuition at the rate of $42 per credit hour, a $9 per credit hour technology fee, a $2 per credit hour student activity fee, a $7 per credit hour general use fee, a registration fee of $12 and a facility use fee of $20.


Tuition & Fees
Tuition is $47 per credit hour plus a one-time per semester $140 general service fee. The general service fee is non-refundable unless you completely withdraw from the College. In addition to the tuition and fees above, other fees will be charged for applicable classes.


Tuition & Fees
Tuition and Fees. Tuition is $47 per credit hour plus a one-time per semester $140 general service fee. The general service fee is non-refundable unless you completely withdraw from the College.


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1 - Based on full-time enrollment of 12 credit hours per semester during the academic year and 6 credit hours during the summer session. Tuition and fees is based on $309 per billing hour. Tuition and fees are subject to change at any time upon action of the Board of Trustees.


2018-2019 Tuition & Fees
1 Includes the same tuition and fees as in-district students, plus a $70 per credit hour out-of-district fee. 2  Out-of-state/International: Applies to all other students. 3  By legislative action the tuition may not be less than $200 (minimum tuition).


International Student Admissions
1 - Based on full-time enrollment of 12 credit hours per semester during the academic year and 6 credit hours during the summer session. Tuition and fees is based on $309 per billing hour. Tuition and fees are subject to change at any time upon action of the Board of Trustees. 2 - Includes a 12-month lease.


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The net out-of-pocket total cost you end up paying or financing though student loans is known as the net price. The reported Houston Community College net price for in-state students $8,865* for the 2013/2014 academic year. This net price includes housing and meal expenses.


Weberâs Bureaucracy: Definition, Features, Benefits, Disadvantages and Problems
Benefits of Bureaucracy : The following are the advantages of Bureaucracy: 1. The rules and procedures are decided for every work it leads to, consistency in employee behaviour. Since employees are bound to follow the rules etc., the management process becomes easy. 2.


Weberâs Bureaucracy: Definition, Features, Benefits, Disadvantages and Problems
Weber has given a number of features of bureaucracy. Accordingly, following features suggest the characteristics of bureaucratic organisations. 1. Administrative Class: Bureaucratic organisations generally have administrative class responsible for maintaining coordinative activities of the members.


Verstehen: The Sociology of Max Weber
This is action guided by custom or habit. People engage in this type of action often unthinkingly, because it is simply always done.. Many students attend university because it is traditional for their social class and family to attend--the expectation was always there, it was never questioned (Elwell, 1999).


Webers Ideal Type Bureaucracy
He used an ideal type to analysis appear of the bureaucracy form of organization. The ideal type, according to Weber, is a tool used to identify the characteristics of social phenomena such as bureaucracies.


Weberâs Bureaucracy: Definition, Features, Benefits, Disadvantages and Problems
2. Hierarchy: The basic feature of bureaucratic organisation is that there is hierarchy of positions in the organisation. Hierarchy is a system of ranking various positions in descending scale from top to bottom of the organisation.


Verstehen: The Sociology of Max Weber
But Weber described bureaucracy as an ideal type in order to more accurately describe their growth in power and scope in the modern world. His studies of bureaucracy still form the core of organizational sociology.


Webers Ideal Type Bureaucracy
2.1 Introduction to âIdeal Typeâ bureaucracy. Weberâs ideal type of bureaucracy is the start point and the main source of promethean fire for many students of organization. At the same time it has been the focal point of criticism. (Nicos P. et al.


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Please try again later. Max Weber, a contemporary of Karl Marx, can be somewhat difficult to define theoretically. Here, we discuss Ideal Types, a powerful construct which can be used to identify reality in relationship to pefection. 1  Education. 2  Standard YouTube License.


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(1) Meets generally accepted standards of medical practice; (2) Clinically appropriate in its type, frequency, extent, duration, and delivery setting; (3) Appropriate to the adverse health condition for which it is provided and is expected to produce the desired outcome; (4) Is the lowest cost alternative that effectively addresses and treats the medical problem; (5) Provides unique, essential, and appropriate information if it is used for diagnostic purposes; and. (6) Not provided primarily for the economic benefit of the provider nor for the convenience of the provider or anyone else other than the recipient.


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This provider bulletin is an update about information in the Medicaid Provider Manual. For access to the latest Manual, go online to www.anthem.com/kymedicaiddoc. untimely/late notification of services provided to our Medicaid members. received after the service has been performed.


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ï§ Note: Refer to UA Initial Process Tip Sheet if no administrative denial has occurred. ï§ After provider has received an administrative denial on a UA: o Can submit corrected UAâs within 30 days from the assessment date to Customer. Service with the administrative denial letter attached, and note on coversheet. indicating this is a corrected UA. Note that this is the quickest way to get the. authorization processed, as the turnaround is 3 days versus 30 days for the. Administrative Appeal.


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Denial management is the catch-all phrase for any process that practices hope can lead to cleaner claims and fewer denials from insurers. Experts say denial management can be part of an entire electronic medical record/billing system, or it can be a bolt-on to an existing system. It can be a Web-based system that reviews claims. It can also be a manual, retroactive review of denied claims.


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Reynolds found a Web-based billing system with a built-in denial-management component. Reynolds thought, at the very least, she could buy the practice another six months as she tried to increase revenue and recoup some of the old debt. Within 45 days, she said, the practice had recouped nearly all outstanding claims.


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Definition of Terms. In compliance with State requirements, ValueOptions defines the following terms related to. Enrollee or Provider concerns with the NorthSTAR program: Administrative Denial: A denial of services, or claims payment for services, based on reasons other. than a lack of medical necessity. Administrative Appeal: A request by an Enrollee, Enrollee-designated representative, or provider to. reconsider an administrative denial. Adverse Determination: A determination that the health care services requested or proposed to be. provided to an Enrollee are not medically necessary.


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administration; procedures related to review or appeal of an adverse determination; the denial, reduction or termination of a service for reasons not related to medical necessity; the way service is. provided or disenrollment decisions made.


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(E) The definition and conditions of medical necessity articulated in this rule apply throughout the entire medicaid program. More specific criteria regarding the conditions of medical necessity for particular categories of service may be set forth within ODM coverage policies or rules.


State Insurance Mandates and the ACA Essential Benefits Provisions
AKYPEC-0273-14 June 2014. Administrative Denial Notification. This provider bulletin is an update about information in the Medicaid Provider Manual. For access to the latest Manual, go online to www.anthem.com/kymedicaiddoc. Effective August 1, 2014, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield (Anthem), will issue denials for.


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Cleaner claims a win-win situation. Knapper said a practice's revenue will likely increase as software systems alert the billing staff to better coding, and that could, in turn, alert plans, which have their own denial-management software.


How to go full screen in ubuntu 12.04 in Vmware Player 4.0+
I installed Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on it. However, when I turn on my VM, Ubuntu doesn't run in full screen mode. Moreover, the performance of VMware is a bit choppy and not all that smooth. I have a full HD display with 1920x1080 in my Windows 7 system. I want to be able to run Ubuntu with the same resolution.


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After installing Ubuntu in VMware we generally get a default screen resolution of 800x600 (4:3) and most of the windows don't fit inside the screen. So, this video will help you in setting the screen resolution as per your computer screen size.


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I installed Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on it. However, when I turn on my VM, Ubuntu doesn't run in full screen mode. Moreover, the performance of VMware is a bit choppy and not all that smooth. I have a full HD display with 1920x1080 in my Windows 7 system.


How to go full screen in ubuntu 12.04 in Vmware Player 4.0+
I had recently installed VMware 4.0+ on my Windows 7 Home Premium machine. I installed Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on it. However, when I turn on my VM, Ubuntu doesn't run in full screen mode. Moreover, the performance of VMware is a bit choppy and not all that smooth.


How to go full screen in ubuntu 12.04 in Vmware Player 4.0+
However, when I turn on my VM, Ubuntu doesn't run in full screen mode. Moreover, the performance of VMware is a bit choppy and not all that smooth. I have a full HD display with 1920x1080 in my Windows 7 system.


How to change Ubuntu screen size in VMware
After installing Ubuntu in VMware we generally get a default screen resolution of 800x600 (4:3) and most of the windows don't fit inside the screen. So, this video will help you in setting the screen resolution as per your computer screen size. In this video I am using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.


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How to change screen size of my Ubuntu server (vmware). i created an ubuntu 10.4.4 server as a vmware virtual machine with vmtools installed...boots up to console just fine...however it always seems to be stuck in 640x480.


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I installed a virtual machine using VMware. I installed Ubuntu 12.04 and upgraded to Kubuntu 13.10. Works well so far. Then I installed the vmware-tools to get a large screen. Seems to install nicely, no errors or nothing, I rebooted but my screen stays small (640x480).


How to change Ubuntu screen size in VMware
After installing Ubuntu in VMware we generally get a default screen resolution of 800x600 (4:3) and most of the windows don't fit inside the screen.


VMware Workstation 5.0
Use Full Screen preferences to configure how the host and guest display settings interact when you enter full screen mode on the host. 1  Select Resize host to change the host display settings to match the display settings of the guest while the guest is in full screen mode.


How to Check Text Messages Online With Verizon
Go to the Verizon website (see link in Resources). Sign in to your My Verizon account. If you have not set up your online account, click Register and follow the setup prompts. Click the View Usage button. Choose the phone that you want to check. You will see the voice, data and text usage. Your text message monthly allowance will also be shown.


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Verizon users can check their text messages on the Verizon Wireless website. This site is distinct from the residential or business sections of Verizon webpages. Users logging in for the first time can also sign up for the Verizon Messages Integrated Messaging Service. Keep Learning.


Can I Check My Verizon Text Messages Online?
Verizon users can check their text messages on the Verizon Wireless website. This site is distinct from the residential or business sections of Verizon webpages. Users logging in for the first time can also sign up for the Verizon Messages Integrated Messaging Service. Continue Reading.


Bluehost Review 2018: Everything You Need To Know
The privacy of customer information is important to us, including the voicemail services we offer. Thatâs one of the reasons you'll always need a password to access a Verizon Wireless voicemail account. You need it from the first time the account is activated, and then every time, and from any phone, including your own mobile phone.


how can i see my childs text messages and picture messages?
Show 22 replies. 1. Re: how can i see my childs text messages and picture messages? SydneyK Sep 27, 2012 7:25 AM (in response to brendagail) The only way you can read the actual messages is on the phone. When you go to your account in My Verizon, you will only see phone numbers and dates/times. You may be able to set up parental controls to turn off messaging at certain times, but I'm not certain.


Kenya - Ethnic groups
The estimated proportions of the major groups are Kikuyu 22%, Luhya 14%, Luo 13%, Kalenjin 12%, Kamba 11%, Kisii 6%, and Meru 6%. Other Africans constitute 15% of the total population.


The ethnic tribes of Kenya
The Bantus. The Bantu ethnic group is the largest ethnic community in Kenya. They make up about 70 percent of the country's population, but they occupy less than 30 percent of the Kenyan land base. The Bantu people in Kenya live mainly in the coastal, central, western and eastern regions of the country.


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There are, then, two very different dynamics currently at work in Kenya: internal ethnic dissidence and external tribal rivalry. Neither can be disarmed without rewriting the rules of political competition for the power of a rather different (post-post-colonial) state.


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Rober Southall,  South African lessons for Kenya  (8 January 2008). Wanyama Masinde,  Kenya's trauma, and how to end it  (9 January 2008). Both settlers and Africans colonised the state and the facilities it provided.


Ethnic Groups of Kenya
These groups can be classified into three different linguistic groups: Bantu, Nilotic, and Cushitic. The largest are the Kikuyu, with about 7 million people, making up 20% of the nation's citizens. Together, the five largest groups-the Kikuyu, Luhya, Luo, Kamba, and Kalenjin-make up 70% of Kenya's population. Additionally, 97.58% of Kenya's citizens are affiliated with its 32 major indigenous groups.


Kenya - Ethnic groups
Most Asians in Kenya have origins traceable to the Indian subcontinent; living primarily in urban centers, they consist of at least 31 culturally separate groups but make up less than 0.4% of the nation's population. The European community, which has rebounded since the 1960s, is primarily of British origin.


The ethnic tribes of Kenya
The ethnic tribes of Kenya. There are 42 Kenya tribes, each contributing to the country's diverse and rich culture and heritage. The tribes of Kenya are known for their unique history, culture, values, lifestyle, language, religion, food and more.


Kenya - Ethnic groups
Kenya-Ethnic groups. Photo by: Deborah Benbrook. African peoples indigenous to Kenya, who now form 98% of the population, fall into three major cultural and linguistic groups: Bantu, Nilotic, and Cushitic.


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A colonial formation. In the 19th century the area that became  Kenya  was stateless. Its peoples' civility, their ethnicity, was shaped by their subsistence: farming or herding, or some mixture of both. Such ethnic groups were not teams, not tribes.


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Loyalties and rivalries were smaller than that-patriarchal lineages, marriage alliances, age-groups, trading partnerships, client-clusters, and the like. Ethnic groups were constituted more by internal debate over how to achieve honour in the unequal lives of patron or client, than by solidarity against strangers.


Hiring a Contractor
For more detail, see these helpful publications: 1  Hiring a Contractor or Remodeler: What You Should Know. Questions to ask and precautions to take. 2  A Guide to Hiring Independent Contractors in Washington State. You might be an employer and not know it.


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Hire a Licensed Contractor. These sections will help you select the right type of licensed contractor for your home improvement projects. You also can download or order CSLB publications and videos and connect with other agencies that may be of assistance to you.


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Welcome to Contractors State License Board. The Contractors State License Board (CSLB) protects California consumers by licensing and regulating the state's construction industry. CSLB was established in 1929 and today licenses about 290,000 contractors in 44 different license classifications. Click on one of the above links or view our âPopular Pages.â Visit âInstant License Checkâ to learn whether a contractor license is in good standing with CSLB.


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What is a CA contractorâs license bond? In the state of California all licensed contractors must file a California contractorâs license bond or cash deposit with the Registrar in the amount of $15,000.


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Most California contractors will qualify for the low contractor license bond rates in the table. However, to get a firm quote price on your California contractorâs license bond, use the âGet My Quoteâ link to submit your CA contractorâs bond information to us.


Check the status of a license/certificate/registration/bond
Check the status of a license/certificate/registration/bond. The status of licenses, certificates, bonds and registrations issued by the Department of Labor and Industry can be found using the links below. Use these pages to verify that a bond, license, certificate or registration held by an individual or businesses is current.


Home Improvement Salesperson
The exam fee is separate from the license fee and is nonrefundable. If you fail the exam twice, you must pay the exam fee again in order to retake the exam. Download the Home Improvement Examination Guide to help prepare for the exam. Guide is available in other languages, see top of page.


Home Improvement Contractor
Proof of Home Address. Each individual listed on the license application must provide a copy of ONE of the following documents as proof of home address: Utility bill, dated within the last 90 days (telephone, gas, electric, cable, or water) OR. Current lease or deed OR. Current rent or mortgage bill OR.


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Report fraud. 1  Report unregistered contractors if you find that a contractor is not registered, bonded and insured to do business in Washington. 2  Report employer workers' comp fraud if you find that a business does not have an account with L&I and you know that they do have employees.


How to Measure and Lose Visceral Fat
Visceral fat is a specific type of fat that is found on the stomach, and goes by many other names 'your beer belly', 'spare tyre' or 'muffin top'. Whatever you call it though, it is one of the biggest banes for those trying to lose weight and is often the area where people most want to shift some weight.


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Step 2. Exercise at least 60 minutes per day, which helps you lose and manage your weight. A weight loss of 5 to 10 percent of your total body weight can help reduce visceral fat stores. The only way to reduce visceral fat stores is to burn more calories than you consume.


Diet To Lose Belly Fat: The Flat Stomach Formula
There are two types of belly fat: visceral belly fat and subcutaneous belly fat. Visceral fat is underneath the abdominal muscle and in close proximity to the organs. You can't pinch it, and those who have a lot of it, can have abdominal muscles that feel tight and ridged despite the bulging protrusion.


How to Burn Visceral Fat
Exercise at least 60 minutes per day, which helps you lose and manage your weight. A weight loss of 5 to 10 percent of your total body weight can help reduce visceral fat stores. The only way to reduce visceral fat stores is to burn more calories than you consume.


How to Measure and Lose Visceral Fat
Visceral fat is a specific type of fat that is found on the stomach, and goes by many other names 'your beer belly', 'spare tyre' or 'muffin top'.


How to Naturally Reduce Visceral and Subcutaneous Abdominal Fat
Reduce the amount of calories in your diet. One pound of fat equals 3,500 calories; therefore, in order to lose 1 lb. of fat a week you must cut out 500 calories a day from your normal, needed amount. Cut back on fast food and unhealthy snacks like chips, cookies, doughnuts and candy.


STANDARD COURSE OF STUDY
2.04 Utilize community-related resources such as field trips, guest speakers, and interviews. 2.05 Transfer information from one medium to another such as written to visual and statistical to written. 2.06 Create written, oral, musical, visual, and theatrical presentations of social studies information.


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STRATEGIES TO TEACH SOCIAL STUDIES. This document is designed to provide you with a brief description of a few key strategies. It is. not an exhaustive list. Your task as a trainer of teachers (and as a teacher) will be to match the. appropriate strategy with the content and skills students are to master.


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1.05 Recognize bias and propaganda. 1.06 Recognize and use social studies terms in written and oral reports. 1.07 Distinguish fact and fiction. 1.08 Use context clues and appropriate sources such as glossaries, texts, and dictionaries to gain meaning.


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There are many ways to teach social studies. Open any issue of the Texan, Social Education, or. the Journal of Geography to find descriptions of an array of teaching-learning strategies. Peruse. the teacherâs edition of any social studies textbook for a variety of suggestions regarding how to. teach students specific content.


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Education, 35 (1), 62-95. â¢ Two of three detracked social studies classrooms embodied a democratized approach to social. studies learning that was conducive to the development of democratic skills and orientations. There were four common aspects to learning and knowledge in these classrooms. (1) There were.


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Powerful and. purposeful teaching and learning in elementary social studies. Social Education, 73 (5), 252-254. â¢ In order for social studies instruction to be meaningful, teachers must understand and meet the. needs of their students. Teachers should capitalize on the diversity and natural interests of their.


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For many years, in addition to teaching such social studies courses as history, civics and geography at the secondary level, I taught college courses dealing with social studies content, including economics, as well as instructional methods to young men and women who wanted to be teachers.


STANDARD COURSE OF STUDY
In addition to the skills specific to social studies, there are skills that generally enhance students' abilities to learn, to make decisions, and to develop as competent, self-directed citizens that can be all the more meaningful when used and developed within the context of the social studies.


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In the main, social studies is about understandings, not skills. Learning the content of the social studies is about creating knowledge, not memorizing facts. Students certainly require factual information to construct knowledge, but that is only the beginning.


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In the main, social studies is about understandings, not skills. Ostensibly, these understandings will lead one to become just, compassionate, honest, and perhaps even curious about not just questions of what, but also questions of how and why..


How do i get pictures off a sandisk card onto my laptop?
Answers. Best Answer: Well your camera should include a USB cable that you use to connect the camera and the laptop. If you don't have one you can buy it here http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...then while the sd card in in the camera and the camera is powered off connect the USB cables to the camera and laptop.f you don't have one you can buy it here http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as... then while the sd card in in the camera and the camera is powered off connect the USB cables to the camera and laptop.


4GB SDHC memory card - how do I upload pictures??
â08-01-2008 06:11 PM. I had a 4GB SDHC Lexar memory card that works with my new camera and new laptop perfectly. Now when I insert my SanDisk 4GB SDHC memory card into my laptop I don't know how to upload the pictures onto my computer.All I get on my screen is the SanDisk Kiosk.ow when I insert my SanDisk 4GB SDHC memory card into my laptop I don't know how to upload the pictures onto my computer. All I get on my screen is the SanDisk Kiosk.


How to Recover Deleted/Lost Data from SanDisk Memory Card
To recover lost data from SandDisk Memory Card, you can search and download Jihosoft File Recovery, a windows version file restore application to comprehensively recover deleted/formatted/damages photos, video, audio, document and other data files from Sandisk SD/microSD/CompactFlash/Memory Stick Pro Duo memory card.o recover lost data from SandDisk Memory Card, you can search and download Jihosoft File Recovery, a windows version file restore application to comprehensively recover deleted/formatted/damages photos, video, audio, document and other data files from Sandisk SD/microSD/CompactFlash/Memory Stick Pro Duo memory card.


How do i transfer my photos from my SanDisk Memory Stick PRO onto my Windows PC?
You'll probably need to get a usb cable and transfer them directly off the camera, if you can't do that you'll need to get another sd card the memory stick duo can fit into, and then you put it in the computer.This should give it a firm fit. Hope this helps :). Source(s): http://www.sovintage.com.au/.ou'll probably need to get a usb cable and transfer them directly off the camera, if you can't do that you'll need to get another sd card the memory stick duo can fit into, and then you put it in the computer. This should give it a firm fit. Hope this helps :).


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1. Plug the SanDisk memory card. 2. 3. Pictures folder Location: - C:\users\âyour user nameâ\pictures. 4. Alternatively, you may use the import option in windows photo gallery to import pictures from the source location (From your memory card).Working-with-the-Pictures-folder. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/Working-with-the-Pictures-folder.ictures folder Location: - C:\users\âyour user nameâ\pictures. 4. Alternatively, you may use the import option in windows photo gallery to import pictures from the source location (From your memory card). Working-with-the-Pictures-folder.


How to Use a SanDisk MicroSD Memory Card on a PC
SanDisk MicroSD cards are typically used in portable devices, such as cell phones and MP3 players, but you can also use them on your PC. Doing so offers a convenient way to transfer files between devices, or store files on a small, easily concealed medium.anDisk MicroSD cards are typically used in portable devices, such as cell phones and MP3 players, but you can also use them on your PC. Doing so offers a convenient way to transfer files between devices, or store files on a small, easily concealed medium.


Q: My SanDisk 4GB SDHC card is not being read by Windows 8
The computer read it. I could pull my pictures and videos off of it. The whole 9 yards. I upgraded to Windows 8 on November 16th and now it doesn't even know I've put the card into the SD slot on my laptop.I have looked EVERYWHERE online to find a solution. I have my son's 1st birthday pictures on my camera and I don't have a cable to hook it to my computer as I've always just used the card to do so. could pull my pictures and videos off of it. The whole 9 yards. I upgraded to Windows 8 on November 16th and now it doesn't even know I've put the card into the SD slot on my laptop. I have looked EVERYWHERE online to find a solution.


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Let's look at how files are stored on SandDisk memory card first. When a file is saved to SanDisk memory card, file physical data will be recorded to SanDisk Card (same for SD card, xD Card, CF card, or SDHC card, etc), at the same time, an entry will be added to file table which records entry address of each file.f you only need to recover deleted formatted photos from SanDisk memory card, you can download SanDisk Photo Recovery Software from link below. Download SanDisk Photo Recovery Program. Step by Step guide to perform deleted SanDisk files recovery. Step1.


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Step 2. Run SanDisk data recovery software or SanDisk photo recovery software, and then in the SanDisk Recovery Software, select the drive letter represent the SanDisk Card, then press Next to start scanning for deleted photo video files. Step 3. You will see a list of photo video files.f you only need to recover deleted formatted photos from SanDisk memory card, you can download SanDisk Photo Recovery Software from link below. Download SanDisk Photo Recovery Program. Step by Step guide to perform deleted SanDisk files recovery. Step1.


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Bake the chicken in the oven for about 30 minutes, and then reduce the heat to 350 F and cook for another 15 to 30 minutes, until the juices run clear when you have poked the chicken pieces with a knife.


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Place the larger pieces in the center of the pan and leave a little space between the chicken pieces. Bake the chicken in the oven for about 30 minutes, and then reduce the heat to 350 F and cook for another 15 to 30 minutes, until the juices run clear when you have poked the chicken pieces with a knife.


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1 Bake for 30 minutes. 2  Stir vegetables and turn chicken pieces. 3  Bake another 30-40 minutes longer or until vegetables are tender and juice of chicken is clear when thickest piece is cut to bone (170 degrees for breast, 180 degrees for thighs and legs).


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Place into center rack of the oven and roast at 450 degrees F for approximately 35 to 45 minutes for a whole cut up, bone-in chicken, or until juices run clear when pierced with the tip of knife. Check temperature at 30 minutes.


Roasted Cut up Chicken and Vegetables
1 Stir vegetables and turn chicken pieces. 2  Bake another 30-40 minutes longer or until vegetables are tender and juice of chicken is clear when thickest piece is cut to bone (170 degrees for breast, 180 degrees for thighs and legs).


Cast Iron Skillet Roasted Cut Up Chicken
Place into center rack of the oven and roast at 450 degrees F for approximately 35 to 45 minutes for a whole cut up, bone-in chicken, or until juices run clear when pierced with the tip of knife.


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At 300F I bake a chicken for 1/2 hour per pound. At 350F I bake it for 20 minutes per pound. Always test it before preparing to serve it, stabbing the thigh meat, the juices s â¦ hould run clear, and no pinkness or redness.


Children's passports
A child is defined in the Australian Passports Act 2005 as a person under 18 years of age who has never married. Children cannot be included in an adult's passport. All children, including babies, must travel on their own passport. Passports for children under 16 are normally valid for five years.


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Other countries, such as Canada, can issue a special passport with 48 pages instead of the usual 24 for frequent travellers, Canada does not allow extra pages to be added later, so this is definitely worth doing if you expect to travel a lot. The new E-Passports only have 36 pages which is the only option.


Children's passports
A child's passport application must be lodged by a parent or another person with parental responsibility for the child. The person who is lodging the application must show proof of their own identity, which includes a photo, signature and residential address.


Apply for a Passport in Person
Children 16 & 17 - Children ages 16 and 17 with their own identification can apply for a passport by themselves. However, it is recommended that at least one parent appear in person with the child to identify him/her and to show parental awareness.


Ohio Department of Aging PASSPORT Program
But, many need some help doing so. Before Medicaid waiver programs, older adults who needed any degree of long-term care typically entered nursing homes. Ohio's PASSPORT Medicaid waiver program helps Medicaid-eligible older Ohioans get the long-term services and supports they need to stay in their homes. PASSPORT is a two-pronged program. The first part is a pre-admission screening during which interested consumers are screened by telephone to determine preliminary Medicaid eligibility and care needs. They are also provided information about the variety of long-term care options available.


Passport
If you need to submit your passport to 2 or more embassies at the same time for visas. Some countries, such as Libya and Iran amongst others, will not allow entry to people with evidence of travel to Israel, so a new passport will be necessary for travel to those countries in this case.


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First Time Applicants â Covers the seven (7) important steps when applying for passport in person. Renew a Passport â We receive numerous calls regarding renewals; this is a service that we do not provide at our acceptance office as they are done by the passport holder through mail only.


U.S. Passport Fees, Facilities or Problems
There are a number of reasons why the U.S. Department of State can deny your U.S. Passport application or renewal, including: Being subject to foreign extradition requests - handing over (a person accused or convicted of a crime) to the foreign state or country in which the crime was committed.


How Geothermal Energy Works
Heat from the earth can be used as an energy source in many ways, from large and complex power stations to small and relatively simple pumping systems.


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Because of these low emissions, the geothermal power plants also meet the most stringent clean air standards. 43 Lake County, California, located downwind of The Geysers geothermal complex, the largest geothermal field in the world, has met all federal and state ambient air quality standards since the 1980s.


How Geothermal Energy Works
The three basic designs for geothermal power plants: dry steam, flash steam, and binary cycle. Image: U.S. Department of Energy. The choice of which design to use is determined by the resource. If the water comes out of the well as steam, it can be used directly, as in the first design.


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Geothermal power plants that use a closed system, such as binary-cycle power plants, retain. the noncondensable gases in the geothermal fluid and inject them back to the geothermal reservoir, emitting near-zero emissions because the geothermal resource is not exposed to the atmosphere.


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Emissions are also a direct result of the natural resource chemistry at the site and cannot be generalized for geothermal resources due to the natural site-to-site variation. None (or very little) of the CO 2 is anthropogenic, or âman-madeâ.


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As with natural geothermal emissions, the most commonly released gas from geothermal power plants is carbon dioxide. Small amounts of ammonia, methane, hydrogen, nitrogen, argon, and hydrogen sulfide can also be 14emitted.


Geothermal Energy Pros and Cons
Geothermal energy is therefore a renewable energy source. Sustainable is another label used for renewable sources of energy. In other words, geothermal energy is a resource that can sustain its own consumption rate â Unlike conventional energy sources such as coal and fossil fuels.


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Carbon dioxide is the most widely emitted gas because geothermal systems tend to be found in areas with large fluxes of carbon dioxide. Methane is the second most common greenhouse gas emitted naturally from geothermal systems, but those emissions are minimal.


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Save the essential / carrier oils blend for use directly on the skin, hair, or candles. Finally, Fragrance oils are beneficial even though they are synthetic because their aroma can help encourage peace of mind, and alleviate the blues. However, they are never to be taken internally unlike genuine essential oils.


How to Use Essential Oils with Four Applications Methods
Learning how to use essential oils does NOT have to be overwhelming. It just takes a little knowledge, the desire to learn as you go and some guidelines. Personal judgment first. Your judgment (and your nose) is usually one of the best guides to learning how to use essential oils.


Use Essential Oils for Perfume to Improve your Emotional and Phyical Well Being!
And of course, you can still choose your essential oils for perfume by scent or the fragrance you want. Here are some examples: Earthy, Woody, Fruity, Floral, Herbal or Spicy! Please, click here to see examples of essential oils for perfume in each of those categories!


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Some fragrance oils aren't synthetic, these oils are blends of essential oils cut with a carrier oil. If you plan to use fragrance oils for crafting incense, bath and body products, etc. it is important to use concentrated, synthetic oils.


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There is a lot of debate surrounding this subject. Fragrance oils and genuine Essential oils have many similarities but they also differ in fundamental ways. Genuine essential oils are pure distillations of a flowers, herbs, roots, or resins that have not been cut with any kind of carrier oil.


Use Essential Oils for Perfume to Improve your Emotional and Phyical Well Being!
Well, you can. Read on and I will tell you how! Essential oils are the original, unadulterated perfume. They have been used for centuries to arouse our senses, cover body odor and invoke gods in spiritual rituals! It is believed that the Hungarians created the first perfume from a blend of plant oils and alcohol.


How to Use Essential Oils with Four Applications Methods
If you are using an oil this way, read the following possible ways on how to use essential oils internally as inspiration. 1  Cooking: Many oils, such as Oregano, can be used in cooking or baking. 2  Drinking: We love to add Peppermint or Lemon to our water to help support digestion or energy, respectively.


What are 'Minimum Lease Payments'
Minimum lease payments are rental payments over the lease term including the amount of any bargain purchase option, premium, and any guaranteed residual value and excluding any rental relating to costs to be met by the lessor and any contingent rentals.inimum lease payments are rental payments over the lease term including the amount of any bargain purchase option, premium, and any guaranteed residual value and excluding any rental relating to costs to be met by the lessor and any contingent rentals.


Minimum Lease Payments
The executory costs include expenses such as maintenance, insurance, contingent rent, and taxes incurred for the leased property by the lessor. The calculation of minimum lease payments is important for both the lessee and the lessor; particularly in the case of finance leases.They are important for the lessee because it has to record the lease liabilities at the present value of minimum lease payments.he executory costs include expenses such as maintenance, insurance, contingent rent, and taxes incurred for the leased property by the lessor. The calculation of minimum lease payments is important for both the lessee and the lessor; particularly in the case of finance leases.


Accounting for leases in the United States
Minimum lease payments. include (a) minimum rental payments, (b) any guaranteed residual value, (c) penalty for failure to renew or extend the lease, and (d) any bargain purchase option. Minimum rental payments are the minimum payments the lessee is obligated to make to the lessor under the lease agreement.0% of fair market value. test is that if the present value of the minimum lease payments are reasonably close to the market price of the asset, the asset is effectively being purchased. A major exception to the 75% and 90% rules is when the inception of the lease occurs during the last 25% of the assetâs life.


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Lessor. Although common sense suggests that the minimum lease payments on a 12-month lease at $1,000 a month should be $12,000, this number can be complicated by contractual clauses.he method of calculating minimum lease payments is laid out in the Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 13 (FAS: 13), which was published by the Financial Accounting Standards Board in 1980.


Minimum Lease Payments
Leases are contracts whereby the lessor conveys to the lessee in return for payments the right to use an asset for an agreed period. The rental payments required over the lease term are called minimum lease payments. It is obvious that the minimum lease payments on a 12-month lease at $2,000 per month should be $24,000.But this number is made more complicated by the terms and conditions of the lease agreement.he executory costs include expenses such as maintenance, insurance, contingent rent, and taxes incurred for the leased property by the lessor. The calculation of minimum lease payments is important for both the lessee and the lessor; particularly in the case of finance leases.


SEC Issues Final Rule Regarding Disclosure of Off-Balance Sheet Arrangements and Contractual Obligations
Otherwise, minimum lease payments include the following: (a) The minimum rental payments over the lease termâ¦.. (b) Any guarantee by the lessee of the residual value at the expiration of the lease term, whether or not payment of the guarantee constitutes a purchase of the leased propertyâ¦.he present value of the minimum lease payments, excluding that portion of the payments representing executory costs such as insurance, maintenance, and taxes to be paid by the lessor, including any profit thereon, equals or exceeds 90% of the excess of the fair value of the leased property to the lessor.


What are 'Minimum Lease Payments'
BREAKING DOWN 'Minimum Lease Payments'. Although common sense suggests that the minimum lease payments on a 12-month lease at $1,000 a month should be $12,000, this number can be complicated by contractual clauses.he method of calculating minimum lease payments is laid out in the Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 13 (FAS: 13), which was published by the Financial Accounting Standards Board in 1980.


Minimum Lease Payments
For example, if the lessee or a party related to the lessee guarantees to pay an amount to the lessor, this amount will also be part of the minimum lease payments. Similarly if any residual value is guaranteed to the lessor, the amount of this residual value will also be part of the minimum lease payments.he executory costs include expenses such as maintenance, insurance, contingent rent, and taxes incurred for the leased property by the lessor. The calculation of minimum lease payments is important for both the lessee and the lessor; particularly in the case of finance leases.


What are 'Minimum Lease Payments'
DEFINITION of 'Minimum Lease Payments'. The lowest amount that a lessee can expect to make on a lease over its lifetime. Accountants calculate minimum lease payments in order to assign a present value to a lease.he method of calculating minimum lease payments is laid out in the Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 13 (FAS: 13), which was published by the Financial Accounting Standards Board in 1980.


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If the lessor makes these payments, such amounts should reduce the present value of the minimum lease payments. When the lease agreement specifies that executory costs are assumed by the lessee, the rental payments can be used without adjustment in the present value computation.0% of fair market value. test is that if the present value of the minimum lease payments are reasonably close to the market price of the asset, the asset is effectively being purchased. A major exception to the 75% and 90% rules is when the inception of the lease occurs during the last 25% of the assetâs life.


Which 'Game Of Thrones' Character Could Be The Second Coming Of The Legendary Warrior, Azor Ahai?
The Prophecy Of Azor Ahai. Cometh the hour, cometh the need for something, or someone, to put an end to the biggest threat of all. That someone is known as Azor Ahai, as told by an ancient prophecy and constantly hinted at by Red Priestess Melisandre (seriously, sometimes I feel that's all she talks about).


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Twitter: @r_CleganeBowl. 1  Spoilers are allowed in titles, posts and comments. 2  It doesn't matter if someone does not believe in CleganeBowl. 3  There is more to CleganeBowl than chickens.  Spread hype to get 1  hype. KFC was outbid for the sponsorship role.


Azor Ahai
Legend of Lightbringer. Darkness lay over the world and a hero, the Hound was chosen to fight against it. He labored for thirty minutes until the sword was forged. However, when he went to temper it in Water, the sword broke. It concerned the Hound not. He tempered the broken sword in Sand.


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Sandor Clegane is the champion of light of fire, and his brother is Nissa Nissa. Deep down he loves his brother just as much as he hates him, and has always wanted his approval. You can see how melancholy he is when he's describing what his brother did to him.


Which 'Game Of Thrones' Character Could Be The Second Coming Of The Legendary Warrior, Azor Ahai?
Those of you unfamiliar with Azor Ahai â alternatively known as the Prince That Was Promised â can get the full lowdown here. Legend has it that 5,000 years ago, winter fell for a generation and a lone figure referred to as Azor put an end to the darkness.


Which 'Game Of Thrones' Character Could Be The Second Coming Of The Legendary Warrior, Azor Ahai?
Melisandre originally identified Stannis Baratheon as Azor Ahai, before awkwardly realizing that she was wrong. So, that means that the Prince That Was Promised is still out there and, considering the direction the show is going, will be one of the most important characters toward the end of the show.


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submitted 7 months ago by moncoko5This guy clucks. When the red star bleeds and the darkness gathers, Azor Ahai shall be born again amidst smoke and salt to wake dragons out of stone.


This 'Game Of Thrones' Theory About The Hound Will Legit Blow Your Mind
POL1T1CS claims, if you believe the one prophecy, The Hound is actually Azor Ahai. According to POL1T1CS, It should be noted from the start that I do not believe there will only be one savior, I believe thatâs how history seems to be written in a lot of cases, but no one hero ever does anything on his/her own.


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Azor Ahai isn't some great and beloved warrior with a literal sword on fire, doing amazing and chivalrous deeds in the name of whats pure. Azor Ahai will be the most despicable person in the eyes of Westeros (superficially though, Sandor is quite honorable than most knighted warriors). Basically the one person who rather not be the most beloved heroic champion in the world....will end up being the most beloved heroic champion in the world.


What do you think of 'The Hound' as Azor Ahai?
I think that's a ridiculous theory. Just because the lord has plans for the hound doesn't mean he is the saviour azor ahai. He is not reborn amidst salt nor smoke nor Has forged a sword by plunging it through his beloveds heart. He is just a stone cold killer ready to fight the army of the dead.


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1 complete an Application for Permit, Driver License or Non-Driver ID Card (MV-44) 2  if you do not know your DMV ID number, enter your date of birth and name as it appeared on your old document.  provide photocopies of acceptable proof of identity.


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Read How to Apply for a New York Learner Permit, Driver License, Non-Driver ID Card (MV-44.1). Then. 1  complete an Application for Permit, Driver License or Non-Driver ID Card (MV-44)  if you do not know your DMV ID number, enter your date of birth and name as it appeared on your old document.


Replacing a Lost License
We've also linked to available online forms for you to complete for a duplicate license. In order to get one you'll need your drivers license number and some documentation. We list all the documentation needed, and let you know how and where to get it done. If your state offers replacements online, we'll let you know. And for many states, we even list the fees for a replacement license. It is illegal to drive without a driver's license that shows your driver license number in your possession. Let us inform you of the steps to take in order to get your driver's license backâfast. Alabama.


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Replace license or permit. You can replace your license or permit if it was lost, stolen or destroyed, or after you update your address. You can't replace your document if it is expired. If you are turning 21 soon, order within 40 days of your birthday.


Driver's License/Commercial Driver's License/State ID Card Driver Services
1 If you find a driver's license or State ID, please return it to a Secretary of State facility or local police department.  If you are in Illinois, a duplicate driver's license may be applied for at any Secretary of State facility. You must provide acceptable identification and pay a fee.


Driver's License/Commercial Driver's License/State ID Card Driver Services
To obtain an Illinois Driver's License you must: 1  Visit a Secretary of State facility, show required identification documents and have your photo taken.  Surrender all valid out-of-state licenses, state ID cards, instruction permits and commercial driver's licenses.


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1 complete an Application for Permit, Driver License or Non-Driver ID Card (MV-44) 2  if you do not know your DMV ID number, enter your date of birth and name as it appeared on your old document.  bring acceptable proof of identity (you must provide the original documents)


Driver's License/Commercial Driver's License/State ID Card Driver Services
Lost/Found/Stolen Driver's License/State ID Card. 1  Contact your local police department as soon as possible to report your lost or stolen driver's license.  If you find a driver's license or State ID, please return it to a Secretary of State facility or local police department.


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1 Work for a taxi company or as a chauffeur for a limo company. 2  Drivers often pay to rent a car from their company every week. (2,3) 3  Drive for a city, a school, airport or sightseeing company.  Bus sizes can vary from 15 to 100+ people. (4)


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Whenever people ask me how much you can make as an Uber driver, I donât always have the best answer since the truth is it can really vary. It depends a lot on what city youâre in, when and where you drive and even how good of a driver you are. Iâve seen lots of people complain about how little theyâre making, but the truth is theyâre probably not doing everything they can to maximize their income.


Becoming an Uber Driver
Here are some basic requirements, tips, and guidelines on how to be an Uber driver. Uber Driver Requirements. To be an Uber driverâor what Uber calls a âdriver partnerâ, you'll be required to meet certain criteria before you're hired. A minimum age requirement of 21 years old.


Becoming an Uber Driver
Applying to Be an Uber Driver. Once you and your vehicle have met Uber's eligibility requirements, you can begin the Uber application process. Here are the steps you'll need to take: Fill out an application online.


Driving jobsvs driving with Uber
1 Drive your own car using the Uber Partner app to find riders in your area. 2  Set your own schedule. 3  Get paid weekly. 4  Work for a taxi company or as a chauffeur for a limo company.  Drivers often pay to rent a car from their company every week. (2,3)


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Harry here. A lot of drivers have different reasons for driving, but one thing that Uber and Lyft can be great for is paying off debt. Today, Senior RSG Contributor Christian Perea shares some tips and resources on how he uses rideshare income to tackle credit card and student loan debt.


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There are a lot of great reasons to be a rideshare driver, but at one time or another, weâve all been frustrated by at least one of Uberâs policies. Personally, Iâve always had problems getting reliable answers from Uber customer support (although they did call me once!).


How do I get a replacement Medicare card?
If your Medicare card was lost, stolen, or destroyed, you can ask for a replacement by using your online my Social Security account. If donât already have an account, you can create one online. Go to Sign In or Create an Account. Once you are logged in to your account, select the Replacement Documents tab. Your Medicare card will arrive in the mail in about 30 days at the address on file with Social Security.


Replacing Your Driverâs License or Identification Card
myBMV > Learner's Permits and Driver's Licenses > Replacing Your Driver's License or Identification Card Replacing Your Driver's License or Identification Card. You may replace your learnerâs permit, driver's license or identification card online any time after it has been printed and mailed to you. However, you may only replace a learnerâs permit, driver's license or identification card twice online before you must visit a BMV branch.


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If your Driver License or ID Card is going to expire within 6 months, you have the option of requesting a duplicate Driver License or ID Card online, or you may go to the nearest Driver License office and renew your Driver License or ID Card.


Virginia CDL Requirements
You cannot use this service if any of the following apply: 1  Your privilege to operate is suspended or revoked. 2  You hold a commercial driver's license. 3  You hold a driver's license from another state.  You have not provided proof of legal presence to the 1  BMV. You have not previously provided proof of residency to the  BMV.


Duplicate Driver License / ID Card Help
General Information. The Online Duplicate Driver License or ID Card service allows you to purchase a duplicate or replacement of the last N.C. Driver License or ID Card that was issued to you. Note: Customers with a suspended Driver License or with an outstanding debt with DMV are not eligible to use this online service.


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You can replace your ID card online if you meet the following conditions: 1  You are a citizen of the United States. 2  There is no change in your name, residential address, or other information. 3  Your identification card is not expired.  Your previous photo is on 1  file. Your record does not have restrictions 3, 7 or  9. Replace an identification card online.


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This service allows you to renew your driver's license or Maine ID card or purchase a replacement driver's license or ID card, or change your current mailing address as well as height, weight and hair color. IF YOU HAVE NOT YET PROVIDED PROOF OF LEGAL PRESENCE TO THE BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLE, YOU CAN NOT USE THIS SERVICE.


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You may replace your ID card online if you havenât replaced or renewed your card online in the past 12 months. 1  Pay the $20 fee. 2  The online printed receipt wonât have your photo and isnât valid identification. 3  Your new card: Will be mailed within 7â10 days.


Replace a lost ID card
Replacing your ID card at an office. You may get a replacement ID card at any driver licensing office. Bring along: Your proof of identity. Pay the $20 fee. Your new card: Will be mailed within 7â10 days. If you donât get it within 30 days, contact us at CustomerCare@dol.wa.gov. Will have a new photo.


Longevity of light bulbs and how to make them last longer
For example, if you use a higher wattage CFL in any sort of closed fixture the heat that is generated by the light bulb becomes trapped in the can and will overheat the ballast and making it last up to 70% less than declared!


Longevity of light bulbs and how to make them last longer
CFL longevity and how to make it last longer. Compared to incandescent light bulbs, Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs) rated lifespan is typically 8 to 15 times longer (6,000 to 15,000 hours). CFLs produce less light over time and it is expected that they produce 70â80% of their original light output by the end of their projected lifetime.


How Long Should a 48-Inch Fluorescent Light Bulb Last?
Though the quality of a fluorescent lamp degrades during the last half of its life, it usually does so at a slow rate. The actual burn time of a 48-inch fluorescent lamp is about 20,000 to 34,000 hours, depending on how long you typically leave it on.


Longevity of light bulbs and how to make them last longer
Incandescent light bulb longevity and how to make it last longer. General Electric Company was the first to patent a method of making tungsten filaments for use in incandescent light bulbs back in 1906, and the method hasnât changed a great deal during that time.


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Economic Life. While, a 48-inch fluorescent lamp will, on average, burn for 20,000 to 34,000 hours, the quality of light output gradually decreases over time. The economic life of a fluorescent lamp is only about 60 percent that of its actual burn time.


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Fluorescent lights don't seem to last. I installed some inexpensive fluorescent light fixtures in my garage some months ago, and bought a 10-pack of T8 tubes. Less than a year later, all of the bulbs have gone dim. The fixtures are Lithonia $20 wrap-around 2-bulb fixtures. The bulbs are Philips 32w T8 4-ft bulbs. If I replace the bulbs, the new bulbs work just fine.


How Long Should a 48-Inch Fluorescent Light Bulb Last?
The life of a 48-inch fluorescent light bulb, technically called a fluorescent lamp, depends upon its wattage, design and application. A typical 32-watt, 48-inch fluorescent lamp will burn for about 20,000 hours, if normally left on for about three hours at a time.


Longevity of light bulbs and how to make them last longer
The life of a CFL is significantly shorter if it is turned on and off frequently. While you may not turn your light on and off every 5 minutes, a 5-minute on/off cycle the lifespan of a CFL reduces its lifespan to life of an incandescent light bulb.


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Fluorescent lights don't seem to last. I'm going to posit that if you've gone through a whole carton of tubes in less than a year that your problem is not crappy tubes, but either the ballasts or your electrical system. The bulbs should last longer than that. If these are the Lithonia T8 8' of 4' units, I can state with some confidence that they have pretty lousy ballasts in them. That's how they are able to sell the lights for $19 a pop, as the ballast is 98% of the manufacturing cost of these things.


How Long Should a 48-Inch Fluorescent Light Bulb Last?
The same lamp, left on 24 hours a day, will last about 34,000 hours. While, a 48-inch fluorescent lamp will, on average, burn for 20,000 to 34,000 hours, the quality of light output gradually decreases over time. The economic life of a fluorescent lamp is only about 60 percent that of its actual burn time.


WPA2-PSK
Related Terms. Short for Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 - Pre-Shared Key, and also called WPA or WPA2 Personal, it is a method of securing your network using WPA2 with the use of the optional Pre-Shared Key (PSK) authentication, which was designed for home users without an enterprise authentication server.


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Stands for Wi-Fi Protected Access.. WPA is a security protocol designed to create secure wireless (Wi-Fi) networks. It is similar to the WEP protocol, but offers improvements in the way it handles security keys and the way users are authorized.


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Home : Technical Terms : WPA Definition. WPA. WPA is a security protocol designed to create secure wireless (Wi-Fi) networks. It is similar to the WEP protocol, but offers improvements in the way it handles security keys and the way users are authorized.


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Updated September 13, 2016. Definition: WPA is a security technology for Wi-Fi wireless computer networks. WPA improves on the authentication and encryption features of WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy). In fact, WPA was developed by the networking industry in response to the weaknesses of WEP.


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TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) is an encryption protocol included as part of the IEEE 802.11i standard for wireless LANs (WLANs). It was designed to provide more secure encryption than the notoriously weak Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), the original WLAN security protocol.


How Do I Find My Computerâs WPA Key?
This WPA key is either located in the modem or in the router you are using. In order to find your computerâs WPA key, follow the steps given below: slide 2 of 2. How to find your computer's WPA key Step 1: First of all, you need to launch an internet browser. Press âWindows + R keys to open the âRun prompt and type âiexplore without quotes to open Internet Explorer. You can also type âfirefox to open Mozilla Firefox.


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Home : Technical Terms : WPA Definition. WPA. Stands for Wi-Fi Protected Access.. WPA is a security protocol designed to create secure wireless (Wi-Fi) networks. It is similar to the WEP protocol, but offers improvements in the way it handles security keys and the way users are authorized.


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Continue Reading About Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) 1  The Wireless LAN Security Web site provides a collection of links to relevant documents. 2  A copy of the 802.11b specification can be ordered at the IEEE Web site. 3  SearchSecurity.com offers links to information related to infrastructure and network security.


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Edward T. Hall. Edward Twitchell Hall, Jr. (May 16, 1914 â July 20, 2009) was an American anthropologist and cross-cultural researcher. He is remembered for developing the concept of proxemics and exploring cultural and social cohesion, and describing how people behave and react in different types of culturally defined personal space.


Edward T. Hall
In The Silent Language (1959), Hall coined the term polychronic to describe the ability to attend to multiple events simultaneously, as opposed to monochronic individuals and cultures who tend to handle events sequentially.


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to the other, and that cultures can be classified in to monochronic cultures and


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Whereas negotiations from monochronic cultures tend to emphasize schedules, segmentation, and concentrate on one thing at a time, negotiators from polychronic cultures tend to do more than one thing at a time,


Monochronic and Polychronic Cultures
Cultures typically described as monochronic can be found in North America, Northern Europe, and parts of Asia. Polychronic Cultures . In a polychronic culture, people tend to focus more on what they are doing than the timeframe in which it is happening. They thrive at multitasking and are not bothered by phone calls or interruptions.


Edward T. Hall
Edward Twitchell Hall, Jr. was an American anthropologist and cross-cultural researcher. He is remembered for developing the concept of proxemics and exploring cultural and social cohesion, and describing how people behave and react in different types of culturally defined personal space. Hall was an influential colleague of Marshall McLuhan and Buckminster Fuller.


Edward T. Hall
What was particularly innovative about Hall's early work is that instead of focusing on a single culture at a time, or cross-cultural comparison, as was typical in 1950's anthropology, he responded to the needs of his students at the Foreign Service Institute of the Department of State to help them understand interactions between members of different cultures.


Monochronic and Polychronic Cultures
In general, the way that different cultures view time can be described as a spectrum with monochronic or polychronic at either end. While there are cultures that fall in between, when planning a transition abroad it is a good idea to understand which end of the spectrum your native culture falls closest to and which end your destination culture falls closest to. Monochronic Cultures. In a monochronic culture, people tend to place a high value on timeliness and schedules. They focus on the value of time, and therefore tend to have a very rigid interpretation of how to organize their schedules.


Monochronic and Polychronic Cultures
Monochronic people generally prefer to do one thing at a time and to devote their full concentration to the task at hand, whether it be completing an assignment for work or school or having coffee with a friend. Cultures typically described as monochronic can be found in North America, Northern Europe, and parts of Asia. Polychronic Cultures In a polychronic culture, people tend to focus more on what they are doing than the timeframe in which it is happening.


Edward T. Hall
Culture, as an extension, is also a good example; extension transference of culture happens naturally when people are unaware of the extent to which culture shapes how they perceive time and space, or that culture shapes their perception of them at all.


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I've never heard of a scrum master getting paid so much - in my experience, they're typically senior developers who want to have some light management duties yet still work on the product. Occasionally, you might see a Project Manager take such a role, but their salaries are rarely what I would consider a lot.


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Scrum Master average salary is $89,405, median salary is $84,000 with a salary range from $60,000 to $215,000. Scrum Master salaries are collected from government agencies and companies. Each salary is associated with a real job position. Scrum Master salary statistics is not exclusive and is for reference only.


144 Scrum Master Salaries
Career Menu. Scrum Masters earn $95,000 annually on average, or $46 per hour, which is 44% more than the national average for all working Americans. Our data indicates that the best paid Scrum Masters work for AXA Assistance at $191,000 annually while the lowest paid Scrum Masters work for Comcast earning approximately $71,000 each year.


Why do scrum masters get paid so much? Is the job stressful?
This is definitely a relative term, but usually their pay is in-line with typical things like experience level, size of co, etc. It is definitely possible for a Scrum Master to get paid in the six figures, but in this day and age, breaking the $100K pay barrier is certainly not an anomaly.


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Senior Scrum Master Salary. Senior Scrum Master average salary is $83,623, median salary is $77,563 with a salary range from $62,712 to $114,097. Senior Scrum Master salaries are collected from government agencies and companies. Each salary is associated with a real job position.


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144 Scrum Master Salaries. Scrum Masters earn $95,000 annually on average, or $46 per hour, which is 44% more than the national average for all working Americans.


Why do scrum masters get paid so much? Is the job stressful?
Regarding the second half of your question, is the Scrum Master role stressful, my answer would be: yes, if the job is being done right. The reason why its stressful is because the Scrum Master is serving as a servant leader, which is an uncommon method for leading a team.


Scrum Master Jobs
Scrum Master Jobs. The median annual salary for a Scrum Master was Â£57,500 in advertised job vacancies during the 3 months to 1 April 2017. The first table below provides salary benchmarking and summary statistics including a comparison to same period in the previous 2 years. UK.


What is the typical salary of a scrum master in Dubai?
What is the typical salary of a scrum master in Dubai? I am currently based in London and looking to move to Dubai for work. Unfortunately I can't give you a certain figure based on data for the salary range but based on my experience in similar roles I'd say between 25,000-30,000 AED per month would be a fair salary estimate. Only 43 people have Scrum Master as their Job Title, therefore positioning your CV and job search to recruiters in this niche area would be unwise.


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Scrum Master salary. The average Scrum Master salary is $82,213 per year or $42 per hour. This is around 2.8 times more than the Median wage of the country. Entry level positions start at $58,000 while most experienced workers make up to $115,000. These results are based on 40 salaries extracted from job descriptions.


Convert cassette tapes to MP3
Here is a quick and easy way to convert cassette tapes into MP3 format without any expensive conversion hardware or software.If you have a newer version of Windows, with Windows Movie Maker, and an audio dubbing cable, you have everything you need. This method also works with record players that have an earphone jack.Once the song is in MP3 format, it is easy enough to burn to cd, or download onto your ipod, or mp3 player.ere is a quick and easy way to convert cassette tapes into MP3 format without any expensive conversion hardware or software.


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Once your tape has been transferred to your computer, you will have a digital audio file of your cassette. All you need to do is to burn this audio file to CD or load it onto your iPod. With the Cassette2CD Wizardâ¢ 2.0 software, you can easily transfer your cassette tapes to audio CD or MP3 files.Just plug in your converter and start recording using the software. After transferring your audio, you can clean your recordings to remove clicks, pops, and other noise.o get started with the Cassette2USBâ¢ Converter, just plug in the included USB cable into your computer. Plug the other end into your converter. Load a cassette tape in your converter and press Play.. Transferring your tape to your PC or Mac is easy with the included audio transferring software.


How to Convert Cassette Tapes to CDs or MP3 Files
1 Audio recording and editing software. 2  We recommend Audacity, which is a freeware. 3  You will also need to download and install LAME, which is an MP3 encoder. 4  If you want to save your work as an audio CD, you will need an audio CD recording tool (e.g., Nero).erhaps you want to start your own business of converting cassette tapes to digital format to make some money. In this tutorial, we will teach you how to convert old cassette tapes to CDs or MP3 files.


How to Convert Cassette Tapes to CDs or MP3 Files
You can convert your old Rolling Stones cassette collection; however, the audio quality will be far inferior to the CD version already available. In other words, you should buy the CDs or MP3s instead of wasting time converting the tapes.But if the recordings are either personal or unique, it is well worth converting them. Here is what you will need: 1  A stand-alone tape deck, like the one shown in Figure 1.erhaps you want to start your own business of converting cassette tapes to digital format to make some money. In this tutorial, we will teach you how to convert old cassette tapes to CDs or MP3 files.


How to Convert Audio Tape to MP3
In order to record audio tapes into MP3 format, get the following things: 1  A computer with a sound card. 2  WAV File Recording Application (sometimes called Ripping program). 3  Application to change the format of a WAV file into an MP3 file (called âencoderâ).4  A cable with a 1/8â³ mini plug on each end. Rip â to extract music from a CD (WAV file). 2  However, music can also be ripped from an audio tape, vinyl record, or other media using a Line Input from a soundcard. 3  Encode â to take a file, usually a large WAV file, and process it to a new format. 4  Formats can be MP3, WMA, OGG, etc.


How to Convert a Cassette Tape to MP3
3 - Create Digital Recordings. To record your cassettes to your computer and create separate MP3 versions of each track, you need some basic software. Audacity is a program that is free and easy to use. It works with Mac, Windows, and even Linux, which makes it a good overall choice for just about anyone.ith one of these cassette digitizers, you reduce the number of steps needed to convert your tapes to MP3. 2 - Check Your Computer Connections. Now you need to figure out how to establish the connection between the tape deck and your computer.


How to Convert Audio Tape to MP3
1 Connect the mini plug to the earphone output of the receiver that is hooked up to the audio tape player or use the earphone jack that is integrated into the audio tape player. 2  Connect the other side of the cable into the Line In of the Sound Card (this input is usually green). Rip â to extract music from a CD (WAV file). 2  However, music can also be ripped from an audio tape, vinyl record, or other media using a Line Input from a soundcard. 3  Encode â to take a file, usually a large WAV file, and process it to a new format. 4  Formats can be MP3, WMA, OGG, etc.


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If you want to perform advanced editing on your converted LP or cassette audio files, try using. WavePad sound editing software. If you want to convert the audio to formats other than Wave or MP3, use Switch sound file format converter.onvert vinyl records & cassette tapes to digital audio. Golden Records converts your favorite records and cassettes to CD or MP3 files using your Mac or Windows PC. 1  Convert Cassettes to CD or Mp3. 2  Convert Vinyl to CD or Mp3. 3  Convert Tapes to CD or Mp3. 4  Convert LPs to CD or Mp3.


How to Convert a Cassette Tape to MP3
Open your WAV files in iTunes or another media player. Adjust the import settings to Import as MP3 and then choose your preferred quality. Make sure the tracks are in the right order and import the files to your media player. Your conversion from cassette to MP3 is now complete.ith one of these cassette digitizers, you reduce the number of steps needed to convert your tapes to MP3. 2 - Check Your Computer Connections. Now you need to figure out how to establish the connection between the tape deck and your computer.


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Unfortunately, the process for converting a cassette tape to MP3 is painful enough to have kept this project at bay for years. Much like digitizing LPs, doing the process right involves several careful steps and a surplus of time.he cassette tape was the dominant music format through most of my childhood. The first read-along books I had as a kid were on cassette tape. The first time I ever bought music with my own money, it was on a cassette tape (which, by the way, I'm proud to say was Run DMC's Raising Hell).


Netgear Arlo Smart Home Securityreview:Netgear's Arlo defies typical security camera limitations
Just make sure you keep CR123 lithium batteries handy, as battery life will vary a lot based on usage and proximity to the included Netgear Arlo hub. Still, I recommend Arlo to anyone in need of an adaptable indoor/outdoor camera system.


Netgear Arlo Smart Home Securityreview:Netgear's Arlo defies typical security camera limitations
Arlo in action. The kit I reviewed comes with two HD cameras, eight CR123 lithium batteries (four per camera, they can run with just two batteries, though), four magnetic mounts with included hardware and a hub that connects to the router.


Netgear Arlo cuts all cords for weatherproof security cameras
Each Arlo camera links up to a base station, which connects via WiFi 802.11n to your home network; Netgear says the range is around 150 feet. The camera itself has a 130-degree wide angle lens and fixed focus, and thereâs digital pan/zoom, along with infrared LEDs to light up night scenes.


Netgear Arlo Smart Home Securityreview:Netgear's Arlo defies typical security camera limitations
Also, the distance between each camera and the hub, how often you access features like live streaming and whether or not you set the cameras to best video, optimized or best battery life mode will all influence how long the cameras last before needing new batches of CR123's.


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1 Pendleton is a proud sponsor of numerous rodeos throughout the West, including the Pendleton Round-Up, Cheyenne Frontier Days, Walla Walla Frontier Days, and more. 2  Since its launch in 2003, Pendleton has become one of the fastest-growing whisky brands in America.


Pendleton Whisky
Pendleton is an oak barrel-aged whisky distilled in Canada. Before bottling, Hood River Distillers in Oregon adds glacier-fed spring water from Mt. Hood (Oregonâs highest peak). Pendleton Whisky has an uncommonly smooth taste and a rich, complex flavour.


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1 40% alc./vol. ( 2 80 proof). 3  Pendleton is a proud sponsor of numerous rodeos throughout the West, including the Pendleton Round-Up, Cheyenne Frontier Days, Walla Walla Frontier Days, and more. 4  Since its launch in 2003, Pendleton has become one of the fastest-growing whisky brands in America.


Pendleton Whisky
PendletonÂ® Whisky is an oak barrel-aged whisky distilled in Canada using the finest ingredients. Before bottling, Hood River Distillers in Oregon adds glacier-fed spring water from Mt. Hood (Oregonâs highest peak). PendletonÂ® Whisky delivers an uncommonly smooth taste and rich, complex flavor.


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Pendleton Whisky is distilled and oak barrel-aged in Canada. Then, using glacier-fed spring water from the state's highest peak, the Hood River Distillery in Oregon blends and bottles.


Pendleton Whisky
The whisky is also the official spirit of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA), and the product is the presenting sponsor of the All American ProRodeo Series, which includes 400-plus PRCA rodeos.


Pendleton Whisky
Each PendletonÂ® Whisky bottle prominently features the rodeoâs famous bucking horse symbol and Letâer Buck slogan. PendletonÂ® Whisky is the Official Spirit of the ProRodeo Cowboy Association (PRCA) and the presenting sponsor of the All American ProRodeo Series, which includes 400-plus PRCA rodeos.


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Pendleton Whisky is distilled and oak barrel-aged in Canada. Then, using glacier-fed spring water from the state's highest peak, the Hood River Distillery in Oregon blends and bottles. The result is an exceptionally smooth whisky with luscious flavors of vanilla, honey, caramel, or...


Review: Pendleton Canadian Whisky 10 Years Old
Pendletonâs Canadian blended whisky (they spell it without the E) is aged for 10 years in barrels and bottled at 80 proof. Oddly, it is made from Oregon water and bottled in Oregon, to bootâ¦ yet itâs a Canadian whisky.


Pendleton Whisky
PendletonÂ® Whisky is an oak barrel-aged whisky distilled in Canada using the finest ingredients. Before bottling, Hood River Distillers in Oregon adds glacier-fed spring water from Mt. Hood (Oregonâs highest peak).


Penicillin Injectable
(penicillin G procaine injectable suspension) For use in Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Horses. ANTIBIOTIC. FOR INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION ONLY. 300,000 UNITS PER mL. READ ENTIRE BROCHURE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT. Description. Penicillin Injectable is a suspension of penicillin G procaine in 100, 250, and 500 mL multiple dose vials. Each mL is designed to provide 300,000 units of penicillin G as procaine in a stable suspension.


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Tablets are scored by animal weight for easy dosing. Primor 120 is for 5-15 lb goats; Primor 240, 10-30 lb goats; Primor 600, 25-50 lb goats; and Primor 1200, 50-100 lb goats. Give two times the appropriate weight's dosage the first day, and then dose to the goat's weight for the next 9 consecutive days. Probiotics, Oral - Over-the-counter oral ruminant gel which should be used after the completion of antibiotic therapy, treatment for diarrhea (scours), and daily when goats are in shipment.


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Goat World provides a comprehensive information and community site where goat people can discuss care, breeding, buying, selling, and just having fun raising goats of all kinds! Penicillin G Procaine Injectable Suspension - 300,000 Units per mL This page contains the ingredients, directions and information of a certain penicillin that we use for our goats. This information is taken directly from the product label.


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This is a higher-than-label dosage but is what it takes to control coccidia in goats. For prevention of coccidia, use 2 oz. per 15 gallons of water; for treatment, use 3 oz. CoRid per 15 gallons of water. Limit the goats' water supply to one source and treat for five consecutive days.


Penicillin Injectable
Penicillin G Procaine Injectable Suspension - 300,000 Units per mL. This page contains the ingredients, directions and information of a certain penicillin that we use for our goats. This information is taken directly from the product label.


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Please note, that the author is not a veterinarian or specialist in the medical needs for goats. This information is posted for your reference and comparison purposes only. DESCRIPTION: Penicillin G Procaine Injectable Suspension is available in 100-mL, 250-mL and 500-mL multiple dose vials.


Quartermaster
The information provided typically includes the following: 1  Penicillin Injectable Indications. 2  Warnings and cautions for Penicillin Injectable. 3  Direction and dosage information for Penicillin Injectable.


Penicillin Injectable
Penicillin Injectable is administered by the intramuscular route. The product is ready for injection after warming the vial to room temperature and shaking to ensure a uniform suspension. The daily dose of penicillin is 3,000 units per pound of body weight (1 mL per 100 lbs body weight). Continue daily treatment until recovery is apparent and for at least one day after symptoms disappear, usually in two to three days. Treatment should not exceed four consecutive days.


Penicillin Injectable
Animals treated with Penicillin G Procaine Injectable Suspension should show noticeable improvement within 36 to 48 hours. DOSAGE: The dosage for cattle, sheep, swine, and horses is 3000 units per pound of body weight, or 1.0 mL for each 100 pounds of body weight, once daily. Treatment should not exceed 7 days in non-lactating dairy and beef cattle, sheep, and swine, or 5 days in lactating dairy cattle.


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Use no more frequently than every 12 hours (stomach ulcers are possible) unless goat is dying, justifying the risk. Dosage is 1 cc per 100 lbs. body weight IM. A newborn kid with fever at Onion Creek Ranch would receive an injection of no more than 1/10 cc IM.


What Are The Options?: Accreditation Alternatives Offer More Options for Hospitals
Accreditation costs range from $1,780 to $36,845, depending on the hospitalâs size and complexity of services. Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program (HFAP). Although a smaller player in hospital accreditation, HFAP has held CMS deeming authority for more than 30 years.NVâs yearly accreditation costs are similar to those of The Joint Commission, which are assessed over a 3-year period. To learn more about voluntary accreditation procedures, take a look at The Joint Commission/OSHA Compliance online course or call 800-999-6274. Reference: DerGurahian J. DNV setting new standard.


Guidelines for the Prevention of Intravascular Catheter-Related Infections
(1)UCLA Neuropsychiatric Hospital 90024. OBJECTIVE: The 1989 survey conducted by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) at the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Hospital was the hospital's first using standards outlined in the 1989 edition of JCAHO's Accreditation Manual for Hospitals.1)UCLA Neuropsychiatric Hospital 90024. OBJECTIVE: The 1989 survey conducted by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) at the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Hospital was the hospital's first using standards outlined in the 1989 edition of JCAHO's Accreditation Manual for Hospitals.


The cost for Joint Commission Home Care Accreditation
The cost for Joint Commission Home Care Accreditation. Accreditation costs include two fee components: an annual fee invoiced each year and an on-site fee, invoiced in the year in which your survey is conducted.Onsite surveys are conducted once every three years. Accreditation is awarded for a three year period.Annual fees for most small, single service home care providers average $1,500 ($1,400 for small, single service hospice providers) with onsite survey fees of approximately $3,240.nnual fees for most small, single service home care providers average $1,500 ($1,400 for small, single service hospice providers) with onsite survey fees of approximately $3,240.


Joint Commission
In 1987, the company was renamed the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO, pronounced Jay-co). In 2007, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations underwent a major rebranding and simplified its name to The Joint Commission.he Joint Commission (TJC) is a United States-based nonprofit tax-exempt 501(c) organization that accredits more than 20,000 health care organizations and programs in the United States.


Costs of Accreditation
Costs of Accreditation. The costs of CHAP accreditation vary, depending on the type of services you provide and the number of locations where you provide them. But in all cases, you can be assured that CHAP accreditation offers the best return on investment.The following is a cost estimate for a single site (one location), single service, 3-year accreditation for a home health or hospice organization serving 150 or fewer unique patients in the most recent 12-month period:Fee Type for Home Health, Hospice Organizations (2015 Rates):ut in all cases, you can be assured that CHAP accreditation offers the best return on investment. The following is a cost estimate for a single site (one location), single service, 3-year accreditation for a home health or hospice organization serving 150 or fewer unique patients in the most recent 12-month period:


Overview
Overview. Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program (HFAP) is authorized by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to survey all hospitals for compliance with the Medicare Conditions of Participation and Coverage.ealthcare Facilities Accreditation Program (HFAP) is authorized by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to survey all hospitals for compliance with the Medicare Conditions of Participation and Coverage.


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URAC's Modular Accreditation Systems allows for a diverse range of health care organizations to apply for URAC accreditation with the flexibility to achieve accreditation for a wide spectrum of managed care services.owever, that name was shortened to just the acronym URAC in 1996 when URAC began accrediting other types of organizations such as health plans and preferred provider organizations. In addition, URAC sometimes uses a second corporate name or DBA which is the American Accreditation HealthCare Commission, Inc..


What does âURACâ stand for?
However, that name was shortened to just the acronym URAC in 1996 when URAC began accrediting other types of organizations such as health plans and preferred provider organizations. In addition, URAC sometimes uses a second corporate name or DBA which is the American Accreditation HealthCare Commission, Inc..owever, that name was shortened to just the acronym URAC in 1996 when URAC began accrediting other types of organizations such as health plans and preferred provider organizations. In addition, URAC sometimes uses a second corporate name or DBA which is the American Accreditation HealthCare Commission, Inc..


Fee Overview
Fees are based on the size of the jurisdictional population served by the health department. Jurisdictional population is used as a proxy for complexity of the review. PHABâs Accreditation Fee Schedule will be published annually, one year in advance. The rate is applicable for the period and process of the application.he fee your health department pays supports the evaluation of your health departmentâs application for accreditation and provides your health department with a full suite of ongoing accreditation services, including: 1  An assigned accreditation specialist to guide your department through the application process;


Joint Commission
In 1951, a new entity, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals was created by merging the Hospital Standardization Program with similar programs run by the American College of Physicians, the American Hospital Association, the American Medical Association, and the Canadian Medical Association.he Joint Commission (TJC) is a United States-based nonprofit tax-exempt 501(c) organization that accredits more than 20,000 health care organizations and programs in the United States.


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Elevated water temperature is the single most common water-quality violation for streams in Oregon. Hundreds of stream reaches exceed the State standard, which is 64-degrees Fahrenheit (17.8-degrees Celsius) based on a 7-day moving average maximum daily temperature for most streams with cold-water fisheries.


Oregon District Active Projects
BACKGROUND. Elevated water temperature is the single most common water-quality violation for streams in Oregon. Hundreds of stream reaches exceed the State standard, which is 64-degrees Fahrenheit (17.8-degrees Celsius) based on a 7-day moving average maximum daily temperature for most streams with cold-water fisheries.


Water Temperature Influences in Rivers and Streams
With respect to stream size and water temperature fluctuations, we can conclude that the smaller the stream, the greater the temperature variation and the more rapid the response to environmental fluctuations of ambient air temperatures.


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Water temperatures outside the ânormalâ range for a stream or river can cause harm to the aquatic organisms that live there. If the water temperature changes by even a few degrees, it could indicate a source of unnatural warming of the water or thermal pollution.


Water Temperature Influences in Rivers and Streams
Water Temperature Influences in Rivers and Streams. The temperatures of rivers and streams vary much more rapidly than those of lakes. Depending upon size and origin of streams, their seasonal and diurnal temperatures follow atmospheric temperatures more closely than do those of lakes.


What is the average temperature of rivers?
What is the average temperature of the water in Amazon River?   Can vary.....from what I recall at night can be 58F but likely higher...and daytime maybe 77 ....again probably higher sometimes since air temperature can be up to 99/10 â¦ 0F.


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Water Temperature in Rivers and Streams. Increases in summer stream temperature as a result of human impacts and climate change may exceed the thermal tolerances of aquatic biota that are adapted to colder environments and climates.


Water Temperature Influences in Rivers and Streams
Large rivers and streams at some distance from their sources are usually in a proportional equilibrium with mean monthly air temperature. The temperature of headwater streams is variable, but as the downstream water volume increases and becomes more constant, the range of temperature variation decreases.


Climate of a Freshwater Biome
On average temperatures range from 65 Â°F to 75 Â°F in the summer and. 35 Â°F to 45 Â°F in the winter (W2). Because of the diversity of the number of regions this biome is present in, such a vast range of temperatures can't be ruled out.


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How Much Will a Pet Cost You? Providing for a pet can be expensive. If your child is begging for a lovable critter of his or her own, consult this guide to find out what type of pet is the best fit for your householdâs budget.


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Photo by Tetra Images/Getty Images. Providing for a pet can be expensive. If your child is begging for a lovable critter of his or her own, consult this guide to find out what type of pet is the best fit for your householdâs budget.


Apply for a Monkey
Our service monkeys are provided at no cost to our recipients. How much does a monkey cost? We place our monkeys with recipients free of charge. All of the costs associated with training and placing the monkeys (about $40,000 per animal) are funded by individual donors and foundation grants.


Apply for a Monkey
To explore together the possibilitiesâand the challengesâof living with a monkey helper. The application process is deliberately designed to give us adequate time for this exploration. For most applicants, this takes three to six months. Applicants who complete the entire process may be matched with a carefully selected monkey helper. For others, the process will reveal that a monkey helper is not the right fit. Helping Hands staff members guide applicants through this process step-by-step.


How Much For That Monkey?
Even though keeping monkeys as pets is frowned uponâit can be difficult, costly, cruel, and dangerousâthey are easily obtained from private breeders. Lemurs, tamarins, and marmosets run in the range of $1,500 to $2,500; rhesus macaques and baboons might cost $3,500; and spider monkeys tend to be around $6,000.


How Much For That Monkey?
But most dealers will sell you a baby capuchin for between $5,000 and $7,000. If the police department in Mesa bought a monkey that had been trained extensively by its breeder, the price might be somewhat higher.


How Much For That Monkey?
A police SWAT team in Mesa, Ariz., has applied for $100,000 from the federal government to buy a capuchin monkey and train it to perform law enforcement duties.