How to Determine the Value of a Used Refrigerator
Whether you are looking to buy or sell a used refrigerator, it is essential to know the real value of the appliance. The value of a used appliance can vary a great deal depending on condition, age and location.ake and Model. The first step to determining the value of your appliance is to figure out exactly what you have. If you donât have old manuals or a purchase receipt, pull out the refrigerator and look for the make and model tag on the back.


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Top-Freezer Models. If you're on a tight budget, this traditional style is often the cheapest, according to Consumer Reports magazine. Expect to spend about $425 for a refrigerator with 14.4 to 14.8 cubic feet of capacity. Models with a capacity of 16.5 cubic feet cost about $515.Models with about 18 cubic feet of capacity cost about $490. Buying 20.5 to 21 cubic feet of storage space can cost approximately $725.ottom-Freezer Appliances. Similar to French-door refrigerators, these units have only one door for the refrigeration section. You will pay an average of $1,055 for a model with 19 to 20 cubic feet of space. Up the capacity to 22 to 22.5 cubic feet, and you're looking at a price averaging $1,120.


Should you repair or replace that refrigerator?
At Consumer Reports we rate refrigerators on energy efficiency and also estimate how much it will cost you to run each model for a year. For example, it costs $87 to run the four-door Samsung RF4287HA[RS] for a year and $46 to run the Frigidaire Gallery FGUI2149L[P] top-freezer.Both are recommended models.t Consumer Reports we rate refrigerators on energy efficiency and also estimate how much it will cost you to run each model for a year. For example, it costs $87 to run the four-door Samsung RF4287HA[RS] for a year and $46 to run the Frigidaire Gallery FGUI2149L[P] top-freezer. Both are recommended models.


How to Determine the Value of a Used Refrigerator
After you determine the make, model and age of your refrigerator, take a look at the condition. Look for damage on the outside or inside, including damage to the shelves, drawers or handles. Look for scratches or dents on the exterior of the fridge.ake and Model. The first step to determining the value of your appliance is to figure out exactly what you have. If you donât have old manuals or a purchase receipt, pull out the refrigerator and look for the make and model tag on the back.


Types of Mental Illness
There are many different conditions that are recognized as mental illnesses. The more common types include: 1  Anxiety disorders: People with anxiety disorders respond to certain objects or situations with fear and dread, as well as with physical signs of anxiety or panic, such as a rapid heartbeat and sweating.he more common types include: 1  Anxiety disorders: People with anxiety disorders respond to certain objects or situations with fear and dread, as well as with physical signs of anxiety or panic, such as a rapid heartbeat and sweating.


What is Down Syndrome?
Mosaicism. Mosaicism (or mosaic Down syndrome) is diagnosed when there is a mixture of two types of cells, some containing the usual 46 chromosomes and some containing 47. Those cells with 47 chromosomes contain an extra chromosome 21.rior to or at conception, a pair of 21st chromosomes in either the sperm or the egg fails to separate. As the embryo develops, the extra chromosome is replicated in every cell of the body. This type of Down syndrome, which accounts for 95% of cases, is called trisomy 21.


Diseases and Disorders
Majority of the links provided below direct you to topics and articles on different mental and physical health conditions, including asthma, cancer, arthritis, diabetes, epilepsy, eating disorders, substance abuse, sexually transmitted diseases, ailments associated with pregnancy, childhood, and much more.he A to Z index of medical diseases comprises links to topics with information about that particular health condition. The information included in these topics comprises symptoms, causes, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment measures for the respective condition.


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Typhus Symptoms and Treatment. Typhus Symptoms and Treatment. Typhus refers to a group of infectious diseases caused by the bacteria of the genus 'Rickettsia'. There are several types of typhus that usually cause fever, skin rash, headaches, and muscle pain.Find out more about the symptoms...he A to Z index of medical diseases comprises links to topics with information about that particular health condition. The information included in these topics comprises symptoms, causes, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment measures for the respective condition.


Down's Syndrome
Regardless of the type of Down syndrome a person may have, all people with Down syndrome have an extra, critical portion of chromosome 21 present in all or some of their cells. This additional genetic material alters the course of development and causes the characteristics associated with Down syndrome.rior to or at conception, a pair of 21st chromosomes in either the sperm or the egg fails to separate. As the embryo develops, the extra chromosome is replicated in every cell of the body. This type of Down syndrome, which accounts for 95% of cases, is called trisomy 21.


Types of Genetic Diseases
There are several types of genetic disorders. The way in which the disorder is inherited can help determine the risks it will have on a pregnancy and the risk of recurrence it will recur in future children. Risks for having a baby with a birth defect from a genetic abnormality may be increased when:here are several types of genetic disorders. The way in which the disorder is inherited can help determine the risks it will have on a pregnancy and the risk of recurrence it will recur in future children. Risks for having a baby with a birth defect from a genetic abnormality may be increased when:


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Genital Herpes. Genital herpes is a contagious infection caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV). There are two different strains, or types, of HSV: herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) and type 2 (HSV-2). Both can cause genital herpes, although most cases of genital herpes are caused by HSV-2.ere are descriptions of some of the most common and well known: 1  Chlamydia. 2  Gonorrhea. 3  Genital Herpes. 4  HIV/AIDS. 5  Human Papillomavirus (HPV). 6  Syphilis. 7  Bacterial Vaginosis.


What is Down Syndrome?
In translocation, which accounts for about 4% of cases of Down syndrome, the total number of chromosomes in the cells remains 46; however, an additional full or partial copy of chromosome 21 attaches to another chromosome, usually chromosome 14.rior to or at conception, a pair of 21st chromosomes in either the sperm or the egg fails to separate. As the embryo develops, the extra chromosome is replicated in every cell of the body. This type of Down syndrome, which accounts for 95% of cases, is called trisomy 21.


What different types are there?
One person may meet the criteria for several different types of personality disorder, while a wide range of people may fit the criteria for the same disorder, despite having very different personalities.ne person may meet the criteria for several different types of personality disorder, while a wide range of people may fit the criteria for the same disorder, despite having very different personalities.


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Symptoms vary depending on the type of anxiety disorder, but general symptoms include: 1  Feelings of panic, fear, and uneasiness. 2  Problems sleeping. 3  Cold or sweaty hands and/or feet. 4  Shortness of breath.5  Heart palpitations. 6  An inability to be still and calm. 7  Dry mouth. 8  Numbness or tingling in the hands or feet.9  Nausea.ymptoms vary depending on the type of anxiety disorder, but general symptoms include: 1  Feelings of panic, fear, and uneasiness. 2  Problems sleeping. 3  Cold or sweaty hands and/or feet. 4  Shortness of breath. 5  Heart palpitations.


How to Hook a Shrimp
1 You may want to use a baitholder hook, one with barbs on its shank, to better hold the shrimpâs tail in place. 2  Breaking off the shrimpâs tail fan releases a fish-attracting scent. 3  You can also hook the shrimp crosswise through the tip of its tail.


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Report Abuse. hook it through the tail-start with the hook on top, and swing the point down into the tail, and out with the shaft of the hook closer to the tail, and the point closest to the head. Edit-the poster who gave you the link with the pictures has the best answer.


How to Hook a Shrimp
1 Insert the hook from under the shrimpâs head, and push the barb out on top, avoiding the vital organs. 2  This method is preferred when fishing the bait off the bottom. 3  Insert the hook through the top of the shrimpâs head, working the point under the vital organs before pushing it out elsewhere on the top of the head.


How to Hook a Shrimp
Break off the shrimpâs tail fan, then thread the hook through the tail center to hide it and poke it out through the underside of the tail, far enough for the shrimp body to cover the hook eye. 1  You may want to use a baitholder hook, one with barbs on its shank, to better hold the shrimpâs tail in place.


How do you hook live shrimp that you are using for bait?
hook it through the tail-start with the hook on top, and swing the point down into the tail, and out with the shaft of the hook closer to the tail, and the point closest to the head. Edit-the poster who gave you the link with the pictures has the best answer.


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The best way to rig shrimp on your line varies, depending on the presentation you want to use. If you are not casting far from the shore or a boat, insert the hook through the left or right side of the shrimpâs carapace, and push it out the other side.


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When you must cast far from the boat or shore, remove the shrimpâs tail fan and insert the hook straight into the end of the tail. Turn the hook so that the point emerges from the underside of the shrimpâs tail. Another alternative is to insert the hook into one side of the shrimpâs tail, and push it out the other side.


How to Hook a Live Shrimp with a Jig Head
3. Head Hooked Live Shrimp. There are times that I will hook a live shrimp on a jig head and hook it through the head of the shrimp. If I want a slow vertical presentation â one that keeps the bait in the strike zone for a longer period of time, I will hook the shrimp through the head.


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If you are not casting far from the shore or a boat, insert the hook through the left or right side of the shrimpâs carapace, and push it out the other side. Thread the hook between the shrimpâs stomach and hepatopancreas â the two dark spots on the shrimpâs back â to keep it alive longer.


How to Hook a Shrimp
Many fishermen like to hook their shrimp through the head. There are two ways to do this. 1  Insert the hook from under the shrimpâs head, and push the barb out on top, avoiding the vital organs. 2  This method is preferred when fishing the bait off the bottom.


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Toxins are among the top 5 environmental triggers for autoimmune disease, and, given the massive and growing number of chemicals we are exposed to, toxins may soon top the list of triggers: 1  Stress. 2  Food & Dietary Components. 3  Toxins. 4  Infections. 5  Leaky Gut & Dysbiosis (imbalance of gut bacteria)


Autoimmune Diseases: Genes and Triggers
Examples of genetic variants that predispose one to an autoimmune disease affecting a specific organ are as follows: The A variant at rs3806932 within the TSLP gene is restricted to cells that line the esophagus and is associated with an autoimmune condition that causes inflammation of the esophagus called eosinophilic esophagitis.


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Due to this vagueness, patients are frequently diagnosed with an autoimmune disease after they become weak and unable to function normally, making the onset of the disease difficult to pinpoint and the possible triggers uncertain.


Autoimmune Diseases: Genes and Triggers
A genetic predisposition that leads to either an over-reaction or an inability of the immune system to taper itself following an environmental insult can trigger an autoimmune reaction. Foods, especially certain types of protein, are common triggers of autoimmune diseases. Other triggers include dander, pollen, molds and even physical injury such as a scratch, sun burn or animal bite. A classic example of an autoimmune disease that involves a food trigger is celiac disease. This disease is caused by the body launching an immune response against the cells that line our gut in response to the presence of a protein found in wheat gluten.


Autoimmune Diseases: Types, Symptoms, Causes and More
Doctors donât know what causes the immune system misfire. Yet some people are more likely to get an autoimmune disease than others. Women get autoimmune diseases at a rate of about 2 to 1 compared to men â 6.4 percent of women vs. 2.7 percent of men . Often the disease starts during a womanâs childbearing years (ages 14 to 44). Some autoimmune diseases are more common in certain ethnic groups.


Cancer
Currently, studies have shown that genetic predisposition accounts for approximately thirty percent of all autoimmune diseases. The rest, 70 percent, are due to environmental factors, including toxic chemicals, dietary components, gut dysbiosis, and infections (Figure 1).


Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) (Intestinal Problems of IBD)
An autoimmune disease is a condition in which your immune system attacks your body. What are the most common ones, and how are they diagnosed and treated? An autoimmune disease is a condition in which your immune system attacks your body.


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We have presented in this special issue a sampling of the many possible environmental triggers of AD, but we hope that the readers of Autoimmune Diseases will also take away from this collection one very important fact: detection of predictive biomarkers in the early stages of autoimmune disorders can be used to identify, halt, and even reverse autoimmune disease.


Autoimmune Diseases: Types, Symptoms, Causes and More
In an autoimmune disease, the immune system mistakes part of your body â like your joints or skin â as foreign. It releases proteins called autoantibodies that attack healthy cells. Some autoimmune diseases target only one organ. Type 1 diabetes damages the pancreas. Other diseases, like lupus, affect the whole body.


Top 5 Autoimmune Triggers â Part 3: Toxins
Toxins are among the top 5 environmental triggers for autoimmune disease, and, given the massive and growing number of chemicals we are exposed to, toxins may soon top the list of triggers: Stress. Food & Dietary Components. Toxins. Infections.


Prevalence of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis â United States, 2010â2011
An estimated 5,000 persons receive a diagnosis of ALS each year in the United States, with an estimated prevalence of 12,000 cases (28). ALS is more prevalent in men than in women, with a typical age of diagnosis at age 55â75 years (1).


Incidence of ALS
Incidence of ALS. According to the ALS Association, approximately 5,600 people in the U.S. are diagnosed with ALS each year. It is estimated that as many as 30,000 Americans may have the disease at any given time, approximately 300 in San Diego County alone.


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My grandfather was having early symptoms of ALS 12/04, was diagnosed at Henry Ford Hospital with it on 7/26/04 and he just passed away 1/1/06. It was a horrible disease to watch and the answer to your question....too many people have died from it. I hope they are able to find a cure soon.


Frequently Asked Questions
We do not have current or complete data on the number of people with ALS. As a result, we cannot determine the ânormalâ or âexpectedâ number of cases among a group of people or in a specific area. The expected number of cases of a disease is often found in an existing disease registry, as with cancer.


Incidence of ALS
Most people who develop ALS are between the ages of 40 and 70, although the disease can occur at a younger age. Estimates suggest that ALS is responsible for as many as five of every 100,000 deaths in people aged 20 or older. ALS is most common among persons over age 60.


Prevalence of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis â United States, 2010â2011
Problem/Condition: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a progressive and fatal neuromuscular disease for which no cure has been identified. Although ALS has no known definitive cause, familial ALS (a hereditary form) occurs in 5%â10% of cases. Many hypotheses have been formulated about what causes ALS, including chemical exposures, occupational exposure, military service, infectious agents, nutritional intake, physical activity, and trauma.


Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Early Symptoms, Causes, and Prognosis
Most people with ALS die from respiratory failure, usually within 3 to 5 years from when the symptoms first appear. However, about 10 percent of people with ALS survive for 10 or more years.


Frequently Asked Questions
Eighty-five percent of people with an MND have ALS. Most persons who are first diagnosed with progressive muscular atrophy, progressive bulbar palsy, or primary lateral sclerosis will develop problems with nerve cells for both upper and lower body muscles. The person will then be told they have ALS.


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How many people have died from ALS? ALS is fatal in about 95% of the cases, time is variable between 3 and 20 years. About 5000 people each year are diagnosed with ALS, so generically/mathematically, about 4700 people die annually.


Ex Post Facto: Definition, Laws & Example
Due process, or fairness, is one of the fundamental principles of United States democracy and the United States Constitution. Laws that violate your due process rights are thus considered to be unconstitutional. An ex post facto law is considered to be unconstitutional. The term ex post facto in Latin means ''after the fact.'' An ex post facto law is a law that is passed after the fact that criminalizes an action that was legal when it was committed.


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No ex post facto resolution could cure that lie, though of course it is a privileged one to a girl. Therefore any repugnance (this is purely an ex post facto pun) on my part cannot be attributed to jealousy. She shall pass no bill of attainder, or ex post facto law, or law impairing the obligation of a contract.


Contract Clause
No State shall enter into any treaty, alliance, or confederation; grant letters of marque and reprisal; coin money; emit bills of credit; make any thing but gold and silver a legal tender in payment of debts; pass any bill of attainder, ex post facto law, or law impairing the obligation of contracts; or grant any title of nobility.


The Meaning of the Constitution
Bills of attainder, ex post facto laws, and laws impairing the obligation of contracts, are contrary to the first principles of the social compact, and to every principle of sound legislation. No Bill of Attainder or ex post facto Law shall be passed.


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Hendricks argued that by sending him to a state hospital for the criminally mentally ill as he was about to complete 10 years of a prison sentence for molesting two 13-year-old boys , Kansas had subjected him unconstitutionally to double jeopardy - two punishments for the same offense - and to an ex post facto law , new punishment for a previous ...


ex post facto
An explanation or regulation concocted after the event, sometimes misleading or unjust: âYour ex post facto defense won't stand up in court.â (See ex post facto law.) From Latin, meaning âafter the deed.â.


ex post facto
ex post facto [(eks pohst fak-toh)] A descriptive term for an explanation or a law that is made up after an event and then applied to it: âThe chairman's description of his plan sounds like an ex post facto attempt to justify an impulsive action.â Ex post facto is Latin for âfrom after the deed.â.


Ex post facto law
Look up Retroactivity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An ex post facto law (corrupted from Latin: ex postfacto, lit. 'out of the aftermath') is a law that retroactively changes the legal consequences (or status) of actions that were committed, or relationships that existed, before the enactment of the law.


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1.6 Fibrous proteins. Most of the proteins described so far have been globular proteins. There are, however, some distinctive features that characterise fibrous proteins and we present here a general overview of these. Elongated fibrous proteins frequently play a structural role in the cell.


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8 nucleotides because of the 7 â.âs. 7 modified monomers, because of 7 â[]âs. Nucleotide 2 has a modified sugar [mR] and linker [sP] Nucleotide 4 has a modified base [5meC] Nucleotides 5-8 have modified sugar [dR] Analogous to the natural AUGCTTTT.


Proteins Examples
1. Fibrous Proteins. Fibrous proteins are just what they sound like. They are composed of long strings of individual fibers the bundle together to form a more solid wall of protein. These bundles form the muscles, tendons, bones, and other connective tissues in animals.


What are the Different Types of Fibrous Tissue?
One type of this tissue is known as fibrous connective tissue. This type of tissue is formed by elastic and collagen fibers and is used to bind other types of body tissues. Ligaments and tendons are made of fibrous connective tissue. There are no living cells in most of this connective tissue. Instead, it is made mostly of water, proteins, and polysaccharides.


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Fibrous proteins. Collagens. The collagen are a family of fibrous proteins with 25 different types found in all. multicellular animals. the main function of collagen molecules is to provide structural support to tissues. the primary feature of a typical collagen molecule is stiffness and rigidity.


What are the Different Types of Fibrous Tissue?
Fibrous tissue consists different groups of specialized cells that work together to perform specific functions within the body. These types of tissue â including connective, dense fibrous and reticular â are categorized according to the roles they play.


Difference Between Globular and Fibrous Proteins (Globular vs Fibrous Proteins)
Difference Between Globular and Fibrous Proteins. The word protein is derived from the Greek word âproteosâ meaning first. The name indicates that they are very essential for the growth and maintenance of the body. They occur in the protoplasm of the living cells. Proteins fulfill a wide range of functions such as mechanical movements, transporting cellular necessities such as oxygen, metal etc.


Eight Types of Protein and Their Function
Eight Types of Protein and Their Function. Proteins, such as from eggs, form many basic building blocks of life. Proteins are macronutrients that support the growth and maintenance of body tissues. Amino acids are the basic building blocks of proteins and are classified as essential or non-essential.


Proteins Examples
A functions of every living cell rely on protein to make it happen, and even though eating a juicy steak is tasty, it's not the same thing as supporting cellular life. There are three types of proteins: fibrous, globular, and membrane.


CHICKEN PIECES, INCLUDING CHICKEN BREASTS / THIGHS / WINGS - FRESH, RAW
The freezer time shown is for best quality only - chicken that has been kept constantly frozen at 0Â° F will keep safe indefinitely. How long does raw chicken last after being frozen and thawed? Chicken that has been defrosted in the fridge can be kept for an additional 1 to 2 days in the refrigerator before cooking; chicken that was thawed in the microwave or in cold water should be cooked immediately.


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CHICKEN PIECES, INCLUDING CHICKEN BREASTS / THIGHS / WINGS - FRESH, RAW
Unopened raw chicken may be kept in its original store packaging when refrigerating; to maximize the shelf life of chicken, do not open the package until ready to use. How long does raw chicken last at room temperature? Bacteria grow rapidly at temperatures between 40Â° F and 140Â° F; chicken should be discarded if left for more than 2 hours at room temperature.


How Long Will Chicken Keep in a Fridge?
If you're at the mercy of a sell by date, you may not know exactly how long your chicken will last after you bring it home. And because microbes that can cause... If you're at the mercy of a sell by date, you may not know exactly how long your chicken will last after you bring it home.


How Long Will Chicken Keep in a Fridge?
You can keep cooked chicken in the fridge for up to four days. Wrap the cooked chicken in plastic wrap or place it in an airtight container. Put it in the refrigerator -- at the back of the middle shelf -- as quickly as possible after it cools to room temperature. You can also store multi-ingredient dishes containing cooked chicken, such as chicken salad or chicken casserole, for up to four days.


What color is a water moccasin?
What color is a water moccasin? Young moccasins are light colored and may have a yellow tail-tip, but adults are very dark, ranging from gray or brown to black. They have some banding, but many cottonmouth sâ¦nakes look completely black. Making the world better, one answer at a time.


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Juvenile cottonmouths have a bright, yellow tail (caudal lure) which they hold erect and wiggle like a caterpillar to attract prey within striking range. Their tail serves as a lure for frogs, a staple of their juvenile diets. Adults lose their juvenile coloration and become brownish black in color. The cottonmouth is rather sluggish and is slow to move away if disturbed. Instead, when threatened, the cottonmouth may respond by vibrating its tail (like a rattlesnake), coiling its body and opening its mouth as though ready to bite.


What color is a water moccasin snake?
Confidence votes 36. The general color of a Water Moccasin (also called Copperhead and other names) is brown, gray, tan, yellowish love or black to suit it's ground cover. The dorsal banding is staggered and brighter in color, but as the snake ages the colors conform to olive brown, gray/brown or black. The belling is white/yellow/white or tan marked with dark spots.


Water Moccasin Information & Facts
The color of the Water Moccasin is a dark greenish brown color (almost black) with a pale belly. The snake has dark vertical lines by each nostril and a pale snout and chin. The Water Moccasin and the black racer are often mistaken for each other even though the racer is not venomous.


Cottonmouths and Similar Looking Harmless Species
Juvenile cottonmouth with yellow tail tip. Eastern cottonmouths are born alive with a bright yellowish to yellowish green tail tip. The yellow tail tip is used as a lure for frogs, lizards and other prey items. This brightly colored tail tip fades to black as the snake ages. The color of cottonmouths is a yellowish olive to black with about 13 black crossbands that are wide on the sides and narrow as they approach the backbone. Some of the crossbands may be broken, not meeting at the backbone.


Cottonmouths and Similar Looking Harmless Species
The eastern cottonmouth is very buoyant and usually swims across the surface of the water. All other water snakes found in Virginia swim with just a small portion of their neck and head above the water surface. Keep in mind that all of our water snakes, including the eastern cottonmouth can swim completely submerged. The eastern cottonmouth is a pit-viper, as are all three of Virginia's venomous snake species (northern copperhead, eastern cottonmouth and timber rattlesnake). The pit in pit-viper refers to the heating sensing pit located between the eye and the nostrils on the snake's head.


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Agkistrodon piscivorus conanti. The Florida cottonmouth, also called the cottonmouth moccasin and water moccasin, is one of three subspecies of the only venomous water snake in North America. It ranges through the wetlands of Florida, southeastern Alabama and southern Georgia.


Water Moccasin Information & Facts
For additional information on this snake, see my Cottonmouth Snake Page. This moccasin is a juvenile, only about two feet long. The color patterns are more vibrant in the young, with browns and a distinct pattern.


Water Moccasin Information & Facts
First off, I want to clear any confusion. A Water Moccasin and a Cottonmouth are the same species of snake, Agkistrodon piscivorus âhooked-tooth fish-eaterâ. I'm not sure which name is more popular. The moccasin name is more of a native name, I believe, because these snakes live in water and have a color pattern similar to native shoes.


How Much Is It to Run a Freezer Per Month?
A chest freezer sized below 16.5 cubic feet costs $53 per year, using a total of 404 kilowatt-hours per year, or 34 kilowatt-hours per month.When you divide $53 by 12, your monthly costs equate to a little more than $4 per month.n energy-efficient large freezer with more than 25 cubic feet will use about 956 kilowatt-hours per year, according to EnergyStar.gov. That equates to about $10 a month. When you reduce the size of your freezer, your costs go down.


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Haier is another large manufacturer that produces models for other brands. They offer a wide selection of chest and upright freezers ranging from 5 to 20 cubic feet. Prices range from $250 to $900.Haier is sold at Walmart, Target, Best Buy, price clubs, and independent appliance dealers.hey offer a wide selection of chest and upright freezers ranging from 5 to 20 cubic feet. Prices range from $250 to $900. Haier is sold at Walmart, Target, Best Buy, price clubs, and independent appliance dealers.


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$519.99 - $799.99 $799.99 (List Price). WhirlpoolÂ® 22 cu. ft. Chest Freezer-Efficient Food Storage There's always room for your frozen favorites inside this 22 cu. ft.WhirlpoolÂ® chest freezer WZC3122D. Spills are a snap to wipe up with smooth, rounded Easy Clean corners, and you'll be able to keep food safe in this chest freezer with the secure key lock.hirlpoolÂ® 22 cu. ft. Chest Freezer-Efficient Food Storage There's always room for your frozen favorites inside this 22 cu. ft. WhirlpoolÂ® chest freezer WZC3122D.


How Much Is It to Run a Freezer Per Month?
An energy-efficient large freezer with more than 25 cubic feet will use about 956 kilowatt-hours per year, according to EnergyStar.gov. That equates to about $10 a month. When you reduce the size of your freezer, your costs go down.Standard freezer sizes run between 19 cubic feet and 22 cubic feet.Monthly costs for these units average about $67 per year or a little over $5 a month.n energy-efficient large freezer with more than 25 cubic feet will use about 956 kilowatt-hours per year, according to EnergyStar.gov. That equates to about $10 a month. When you reduce the size of your freezer, your costs go down.


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There s always room for your frozen favorites inside the extra-large capacity of this 22 cu. ft. chest freezer. Spills are always ... easy to wipe up with smooth rounded Easy Clean Corners.And you ll get peace of mind knowing the temperature alarm will notify you if your chest freezer gets too warm.2 cu. ft. Chest Freezer-Efficient Food Storage There's always room for your frozen favorites inside this 22 cu. ft. ... Whirlpool?? chest freezer WZC3122D. Spills are a snap to wipe up with smooth, rounded Easy Clean corners, and you'll be able to keep food safe in this chest freezer with the secure key lock.


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Find the deep freezer for your needs, whether you're looking for a small chest freezer or commercial size. Chest and deep freezers come with a variety of features, like frost free, and in a variety of sizes, including small, compact, or commercial grade.ears Outlet offers a wide range of brand name chest freezers like Kenmore Elite, Frigidaire, Kenmore and Whirlpool. Choose from a selection of sizes from 5 to 25 cubic feet and a variety of colors, like black, white, metallic and grey to match your kitchen decor.


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Sizing your model. Freezers, whether chest or upright, come in four basic sizes: compact small (6 to 9 cubic feet), medium (12 to 18 cubic feet), and large (more than 18 cubic feet). Your choice should depend on available space and family needs.hey offer a wide selection of chest and upright freezers ranging from 5 to 20 cubic feet. Prices range from $250 to $900. Haier is sold at Walmart, Target, Best Buy, price clubs, and independent appliance dealers.


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Heat pump. They already do this with the A/C, you simply reverse the process for heat. In addition, since the electric motor is throwing off plenty of heat, you use the motor cooling loop to heat the cabin (just like the engine cooling loop is used on an ICE).It wouldn't take a lot to make your AC system much more efficient so that the power drain would be minimal.onsider that the traction motor is probably drawing around 10-15KW or so while cruising down the highway (and much more while accellerating), 500W for a heat pump motor isn't much in terms of affecting driving range.


2012 Tesla Model S: Will Winter Weather Ruin Its Range?
Tesla's Model S range calculator, which I tried out in the Tesla store in White Plains, New York, predicts a loss of about 8 percent at 50 degrees and 15 percent at 32 degrees. But that's as low as it goes.ut after living through a winter with the Volt, I'm not so sure. If the Model S suffers the same 40-percent loss as the Volt, I'm looking at a cold-weather range of 100 miles--which would leave me stranded somewhere on the Palisades Parkway in New Jersey or lower New York state.


How does the heater work in an electric car ?
* I drive a very old electric car (built in 1981.) My EV actually has a small gas-fired heater. But instead of using that, I simply use a small electric heater plugged into my garage. It's on a timer, and it gets the inside of the car warm in time for me to drive to work.Most of the time, I can plug in to charge batteries at work, too, so I use the same plug-in electric heater to warm the car for the drive home.est Answer: There are electric coils that heat up with a fan which is driven by the Batteries in the Vehicle. The Heater has a Thermistat that controls the Temp. Its the same way as an Electric heater on the Wall at home with a Heat Control.


2012 Tesla Model S: Will Winter Weather Ruin Its Range?
According to Tesla's range calculator, cabin heating causes most of the Model S range loss in cold weather. At 55 mph, the model I'm considering has a range of 170 miles at the ideal 70 degrees.When the temperature drops to freezing, that range goes down to 145 miles.ut after living through a winter with the Volt, I'm not so sure. If the Model S suffers the same 40-percent loss as the Volt, I'm looking at a cold-weather range of 100 miles--which would leave me stranded somewhere on the Palisades Parkway in New Jersey or lower New York state.


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Batteries are less efficient in cold weather, they donât regenerate as well, and electric heating for the cabin, seats, and windows drains your range, too.The same thing happened when I drove a Tesla Model S. With the 85 kWh battery, the Tesla is good for around 250 miles.During the afternoon with temperatures above freezing, the discharge rate indicated I wasnât far off from that kind of efficiency.he Nissan Leaf uses an electric heater to keep the battery warm; the energy comes from the battery, although the energy expended to heat the battery is outweighed by the additional power that becomes available. Tesla uses waste heat generated by the electric motor.


How does the heater work in an electric car ?
Report Abuse. ------------- In a gas-powered car, the inefficiency of the gasoline engine produces much waste heat, which is utilized to heat the car. * Since electric cars are much more efficient (95% versus 25% for a gas engine), not enough waste heat is created to heat the cabin.est Answer: There are electric coils that heat up with a fan which is driven by the Batteries in the Vehicle. The Heater has a Thermistat that controls the Temp. Its the same way as an Electric heater on the Wall at home with a Heat Control.


Consumer Reports: Tesla Model S Has Drawbacks, Too
Though Tesla's 85 kWh Model S boasts 265 miles of EPA-rated range, Consumer Reports says that you shouldn't expect to always drive away with a max EPA-rated range after a charge.For instance, Tesla actually advises against charging the vehicle to its max range very frequently.onsumer Reports even gave the Model S 99 out of 100 possible points -- the highest score it has given any car in five years. And Tesla owners echoed the agency's positive sentiment for the vehicle in a Consumer Reports survey, where the car again scored 99 out of 100.


How the Tesla Electric Car Actually Works
Electricity charges a battery to give the Model S juice for a certain period of time, not unlike your smartphone or laptop. In fact, each Tesla electric car has much more in common with your MacBook than you might think â the company uses lithium-ion batteries just like the type that powers laptops worldwide.he Tesla Model S has been hailed as both a must-have big boy toy for the well-moneyed as well a harbinger of environmentally friendly transportation tech. So well-regarded are Tesla's electric cars, in fact, that the Model S was voted the Motor Trend Car of 2013.


Question: How Do Electric Cars (Volt, Leaf) Heat Passengers?
Another in our irregular series of answering questions from readers, this one from John Q of Eugene, Oregon: Question: I was wondering how an electric car provides heat and defrosting. Using batteries to generate the heat will drain them pretty fast.hose items turn out to make occupants FEEL warm enough that the cabin heat may not be necessary, or can be used at lower temperatures. But simply heating seat surfaces and a steering wheel requires much less current than heating volumes of air and blowing them around the cabin.


How does the heater work in an electric car ?
Best Answer: There are electric coils that heat up with a fan which is driven by the Batteries in the Vehicle. The Heater has a Thermistat that controls the Temp. Its the same way as an Electric heater on the Wall at home with a Heat Control.est Answer: There are electric coils that heat up with a fan which is driven by the Batteries in the Vehicle. The Heater has a Thermistat that controls the Temp. Its the same way as an Electric heater on the Wall at home with a Heat Control.


length conversion
length from parsec to astronomical unit Conversion Results: Enter a New parsec Amount of length to Convert From. * Whole numbers, decimals or fractions (ie: 6, 5.33, 17 3/8) * Precision is how many numbers after decimal point (1 - 9)


Parsec
The parsec (symbol: pc) is a unit of length used in astronomy. It is about 3.26 light-years, which is equal to just under 31 trillion (3.1Ã1013) kilometers or just over 19 trillion (1.9Ã1013) miles. The name parsec is an abbreviated form of 'a distance corresponding to a parallax of one second'.


Parsec
Distances less than a parsec. Distances measured in fractions of a parsec usually involve objects within a single star system. So, for example: One astronomical unit (AU), the distance from the Sun to the Earth, is 4.85Ã10â6 pc.


How many parsecs are in an AU?
Dec 3, 2015. 1 parsec#~=## 2.0626# * #(10^5)# AU. The unit parsec is much bigger than AU(astronomical unit). 1 AU is roughly equal to the distance between the sun and the earth. 1 parsec is the distance which creates a parallax angle of 1 second at the earth.


Astronomical unit
In 2006, the BIPM reported a value of the astronomical unit as 7011149597870691000â 1.49597870691(6)Ã1011 m. In the 2014 revision of the SI Brochure, the BIPM recognised the IAU's 2012 redefinition of the astronomical unit as 7011149597870700000â 149597870700 m.


Astronomical unit
The astronomical unit (symbol au, or ua) is a unit of length, roughly the distance from Earth to the Sun. However, that distance varies as Earth orbits the Sun, from a maximum (aphelion) to a minimum (perihelion) and back again once a year.


1 parsec (pc) = 206,264.81 astronomical units (au)
Convert to. 1 parsec (pc) = 206,264.81 astronomical units (au) Specific parsec to astronomical unit Conversion Results. Enter a New parsec Amount to Convert From. * Whole number, decimal or fraction ie: 6, 5.33, 17 3/8. * Precision is how many digits after decimal point 1 - 9.


Beta Volantis
The parsec (symbol: pc) is a unit of length used to measure large distances to objects outside the Solar System. One parsec is the distance at which one astronomical unit subtends an angle of one arcsecond. A parsec is equal to about 3.26 light-years (31 trillion kilometres or 19 trillion miles) in length. The nearest star, Proxima Centauri, is about 1.3 parsecs (4.2 light-years) from the Sun.


Are Daddy Longlegs Venomous?
Opiliones are arachnids, but not spiders. They have no venom glands at all, and are absolutely not venomous. The nickname daddy longlegs may also refer to a crane fly, which is a true fly and a member of the order Diptera.Crane flies do not pose a threat, either.Sometimes, the name daddy longlegs is used for another group of arachnids, the spiders of the family Pholcidae. These spiders are also commonly called cellar spiders. Cellar spiders do have venom glands.However, there is no scientific evidence whatsoever to confirm that their venom can harm a human being.rane flies do not pose a threat, either. Sometimes, the name daddy longlegs is used for another group of arachnids, the spiders of the family Pholcidae. These spiders are also commonly called cellar spiders.


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How to identify. The adult Daddy Longlegs is a brown, long-bodied insect, with translucent wings and very long legs, which easily fall off if handled. As a group, craneflies are unmistakeable, although telling the different species apart can be very difficult and often requires a microscope.he Daddy Longlegs is common, but other species of cranefly are rare such as the River-shore Cranefly which is classified as a Priority Species in the UK Biodiversity Action Plan.


Crane fly
The adult crane fly, resembling an oversized mosquito, has a slender body and stilt-like legs that are deciduous, easily coming off the body. The wingspan is generally about 1.0 to 6.5 cm.The antennae have up to 39 segments.hey are also known as daddy-long-legs around the world, not to be confused with daddy-long-legs that refers to arachnids of the order Opiliones or the family Pholcidae. The larvae of crane flies are known commonly as leatherjackets.


Crane fly
They are also known as daddy-long-legs around the world, not to be confused with daddy-long-legs that refers to arachnids of the order Opiliones or the family Pholcidae. The larvae of crane flies are known commonly as leatherjackets.Crane flies are found worldwide, though individual species usually have limited ranges.hey are also known as daddy-long-legs around the world, not to be confused with daddy-long-legs that refers to arachnids of the order Opiliones or the family Pholcidae. The larvae of crane flies are known commonly as leatherjackets.


Daddy Long Legs Facts
Daddy long legs are known for a common myth that they are the most venomous spider known to man but are unable to penetrate this venom into humans, as they have no teeth or physical means to do so. While the various versions of this story are interesting, they are unfortunately not true.n fact, daddy long legs are not spiders at all; they are more closely related to harvestmen. They do, however, hunt and eat other spiders, such as the brown recluse and black widows, which are particularly venomous.


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Crane Flies (Tipulidae) are delicate insects varying in size from Â¼ inch to as large as 1Â½ inches in length. The largest crane flies are sometimes called daddy-long-legs, gully nippers, or mosquito hawks. However, they do not bite people and they do not eat mosquitoes.Some species of crane flies emerge from aquatic sources and others from terrestrial or decaying vegetation sources.he largest crane flies are sometimes called daddy-long-legs, gully nippers, or mosquito hawks. However, they do not bite people and they do not eat mosquitoes. Some species of crane flies emerge from aquatic sources and others from terrestrial or decaying vegetation sources.


Daddy long legs fly
Daddy long legs fly. Iâm having to remove at least two Daddy long legs (Crane fly) from the house every day. If I open the door on an evening, there are always a number of them sleeping on the outside of it.There were a few buzzing around at my parents house in Bradford the other day.addy long legs fly. Iâm having to remove at least two Daddy long legs (Crane fly) from the house every day. If I open the door on an evening, there are always a number of them sleeping on the outside of it.


Daddy Longlegs: Spiders & Other Critters
In the Southern United States as well as some parts of Canada and the United Kingdom, the crane fly is also sometimes called a daddy longlegs, according to The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture. This distinctive bug, with six long legs and two large wings, is not a spider, nor an arachnid, but is an insect.n the Southern United States as well as some parts of Canada and the United Kingdom, the crane fly is also sometimes called a daddy longlegs, according to The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture. This distinctive bug, with six long legs and two large wings, is not a spider, nor an arachnid, but is an insect.


Pholcidae
Misconceptions [edit]. There is a legend that daddy long-legs spiders have the most potent venom of any spider, but that their chelicerae (fangs) are either too small or too weak to puncture human skin; the same legend is also repeated of the harvestman and crane fly, also known as daddy long-legs in some regions.onfusion often arises because the name daddy long-legs is also applied to two distantly related arthropod groups: the harvestmen (which are arachnids but not spiders), and crane flies (which are insects).


Pholcidae
Confusion often arises because the name daddy long-legs is also applied to two distantly related arthropod groups: the harvestmen (which are arachnids but not spiders), and crane flies (which are insects).onfusion often arises because the name daddy long-legs is also applied to two distantly related arthropod groups: the harvestmen (which are arachnids but not spiders), and crane flies (which are insects).


Cows, pigs and sheep: Environmentâs greatest threats?
By Catherine Brahic. Livestock facts and figures (Source: UN Food and Agriculture Organization) Cows, pigs, sheep and poultry have been awarded the dubious honour of being among the worldâs greatest environmental threats, according to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).


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Cattle are not the major cause of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States. In fact, their contribution to greenhouse gases is much less than most people think. According to numbers from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), cattle production is not a top contributor to greenhouse gas emissions.


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The Reality of Water Management & Raising Cattle. Myth: Water management and raising cattle do not go hand in hand, and it takes more than 2,400 gallons of water to produce just one pound of meat. The Facts: In reality, it takes 441 gallons of water to produce one pound of boneless beef.


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Cattle, natureâs recyclers. Cattle have a unique four-stomach digestive system called a rumen, which helps them get the nutrients they need from parts of fruit and vegetable plants that humans donât consume or canât digestâlike carrot tops and almond hulls.


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Water for Hydrating Dairy Cows. Milk is about 87 percent water, so a cow that is constantly producing milk needs to sufficiently hydrated. A cow can drink 23 gallons of water a day, so given a facility with 700 cows, 16,100 gallons of water would be used everyday for the cowâs drinking water.


Cows, pigs and sheep: Environmentâs greatest threats?
Cows, pigs and sheep: Environmentâs greatest threats? Cows, pigs, sheep and poultry have been awarded the dubious honour of being among the worldâs greatest environmental threats, according to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).


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By and large, methane is the most troubling GHG produced by dairy cattle as it has the ability to trap up to 100 times more heat into the atmosphere than carbon dioxide. Around 52 percent of the GHGs produced by dairy is methane. It is estimated that cows produce between 250 and 500 liters of methane a day. Going back to our dairy factory farm with 700 cows, that is up to 350,000 liters or 325,500 pounds of methane pumped into the atmosphere every day.


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A dairy cow can produce up to seven gallons of milk a DAY, meaning that 4,781 gallons of water are used per cow everyday for their food needs. When you add up the water used for food, water, and cleaning the facility the average dairy cow uses 4,954 gallons of water per day.


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April 11, 2013 by factsaboutbeef. Myth: Water management and raising cattle do not go hand in hand, and it takes more than 2,400 gallons of water to produce just one pound of meat. The Facts: In reality, it takes 441 gallons of water to produce one pound of boneless beef.


Cows, pigs and sheep: Environmentâs greatest threats?
This includes emissions generated by fertiliser and feed production, deforestation to open up pastures, manure management, and emissions from the livestock themselves and from transporting them and their feed. Livestock require a lot of land, occupying 26% of Earthâs ice-free land.


How Do You Treat Hypergranulation Tissue?
Hypergranulation tissue, on the other hand, is as an overgrowth of granulation tissue that grows out above the height or past the edge of the skin surrounding the wound. Applying silver nitrate to hypergranulation tissue on a wound cauterizes the excess tissue, causing it to stop growing and shrivel.


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Hypergranulation or proud tissue is an overgrowth of granulation tissue above the height or border of the skin edge. It is unclear why this process actually happens in wounds. Hypergranulation tissue is usually friable and bleeds and must be dealt with.


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In Indonesia the using of albothyl for treat hypergranulation is very common, but there is no evidence reported about the benefit of using albothyl. Albothyl is the most available medication in many hospitals than any agents, so the nurse often using albothyl rather than other such as silver nitrate.


Hypergranulation problem! Advice/help needed!!!
Hypergranulation problem! Advice/help needed!!! I had my suregery done on September 16, it hurt me as hell but the nurses were very happy with the way it was healing. On September 28 (one week and a half) the nurses started seeing granulation in the wound.


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Quick Answer. Hypergranulation tissue may be treatable through a number of methods, including silver nitrate, vapor-permeable dressings and surgical lasers, as detailed on Podiatry Today. Hypergranulation tissue sometimes occurs on healing wounds and requires medical treatment to allow the wound to heal properly.


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Granulation tissue sets the stage for epithelial tissue to be laid down on top of the wound bed. Pale unhealthy granulation tissue, as noted above, can result from lack of good blood supply and angiogenesis. Pale granulation tissue needs to be freshened up with debridement to stimulate new ingrowth of blood vessels.


Hypergranulation problem! Advice/help needed!!!
On October 1 and 2 (todau and yesterday) the whole wound is hypergranulated and the nurses have been burning them with a product to control the expansion of the granulation and I'm seeing my doctor urgently on Monday, he might have to remove all the tissue that has built up so far in my wound.


What is hypergranulation tissue?
Silver Nitrate application Silver Nitrate sticks can be used to cauterize (burn) the hypergranulation tissue. We suggest a five-day course of once daily treatments. Ensure that the surrounding skin is well protected prior to treating the hypergranulation tissue. Cortisone cream application A short course of ...


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The colorless, watery fluid in your blood is an example of plasma. 1  a green, somewhat translucent variety of chalcedony. 2  the fluid part of blood, lymph, milk, or intramuscular liquid; esp., the fluid part of blood, as distinguished from the corpuscles, used for transfusions.  protoplasm.


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[from Greek plasma something moulded; see plasma] -plasmic adj combining form. var. of plasmo- before a vowel: plasmapheresis. a combining form with the meanings âliving substance,â âtissue,â âsubstance of a cellâ: cytoplasm; neoplasm.


plasma
Plasma is a colorless, watery fluid in the blood and lymph system where blood cells are suspended. The colorless, watery fluid in your blood is an example of plasma. 1  a green, somewhat translucent variety of chalcedony.  the fluid part of blood, lymph, milk, or intramuscular liquid; esp., the fluid part of blood, as distinguished from the corpuscles, used for transfusions.


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The presence of a significant number of charge carriers makes plasma electrically conductive so that it responds strongly to electromagnetic fields. Like gas, plasma does not have a definite shape or a definite volume unless enclosed in a container.


What is plasma as a state of matter?
Plasma (from Greek ÏÎ»Î¬ÏÎ¼Î±, anything formed) is one of the four fundamental states of matter, the others being solid, liquid, and gas. A plasma has properties unlike those of the other states.


What is plasma as a state of matter?
Part of the Electronics glossary: Plasma is a form of matter in which many of the electron s wander around freely among the nuclei of the atom s. Plasma has been called the fourth state of matter, the other three being solid , liquid , and gas . Normally, the electrons in a solid, liquid, or gaseous sample of matter stay with the same atomic nucleus.


Plasma (physics)
Comparison of plasma and gas phases[edit] Plasma is often called the fourth state of matter after solid, liquids and gases, despite plasma typically being an ionized gas. It is distinct from these and other lower-energy states of matter.


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A common form of plasma on Earth is produced in neon signs. Much of the understanding of plasma has come from the pursuit of controlled nuclear fusion and fusion power, for which plasma physics provides the scientific foundation.


blood plasma
These substances are transported to or from the tissues of the body by the plasma. Plasma obtained from blood donors is given to persons suffering from loss of blood or from shock to help maintain adequate blood pressure.


Question marks remain over EOH amid tanking share price â David Shapiro
Question marks remain over EOH amid tanking share price â David Shapiro JOHANNESBURG â Local IT services company EOH continues to produce strong results, year after year. Just last month, the company reported a 16% rise in profit for the year ended July 31 while its headline earnings per share rose by 16% to R8.32.


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Index performance for FTSE/JSE Africa All Share Index (JALSH) including value, chart, profile & other market data. Index performance for FTSE/JSE Africa All Share Index (JALSH) including value, chart, profile & other market data.


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Companies included in this index make up the top 99% of the total pre free-float market capitalization of all listed companies on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Address Phone


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Local IT services company EOH continues to produce strong results, year after year, yet the company's share price continues to get hammered. Local IT services company EOH continues to produce strong results, year after year, yet the company's share price continues to get hammered. Trending #JoiningTheDots: The SA sports mafia â Graeme Joffe.


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The massive drop in the share price of JSE-listed IT company EOH may be linked to the clampdown on multibillion-rand police tenders by the Independent Police Investigative Directorate. Home


Did police tender probe butcher EOHâs share price?
JSE powers ahead despite Steinhoff, EOH rout EOH announces 16% rise in profit Johannesburg â The massive drop in the share price of JSE-listed IT company EOH may be linked to the clampdown on multibillion-rand police tenders by the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID).


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As of today, EOH Holdings Ltd's share price is ZAR 68.25. EOH Holdings Ltd's EPS without NRIfor the trailing twelve months (TTM) ended in Jan. 2017 was ZAR 7.43. Therefore, EOH Holdings Ltd's PE Ratio without NRIratio for today is 9.19. During the past 13 years, EOH Holdings Ltd's highest PE Ratio without NRI Ratio was 39.56. The lowest was 5.91.


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As of today, EOH Holdings Ltd's share price is ZAR 68.25. EOH Holdings Ltd's Earnings per Share (Diluted) for the trailing twelve months (TTM) ended in Jan. 2017 was ZAR 7.43. Therefore, EOH Holdings Ltd's P/E ratio for today is 9.19.


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EOH Holdings Ltd's Share Price of today is ZAR 68.25. EOH Holdings Ltd's Earnings per Share (Diluted) for the trailing twelve months (TTM) ended in Jan. 2017 was 3.28 (Jul. 2016 ) + 4.15 (Jan. 2017 ) = 7.43. * All numbers are in millions except for per share data and ratio. All numbers are in their local exchange's currency.


Awareness Ribbons: Cause and Color Guide
THANK YOU for pulling all the awareness ribbon color information together in one place!! I've often wanted to design a piece for a friend or family member dealing with a specific situation but wasn't sure what color was representative of the condition.


Awareness Ribbons: Cause and Color Guide
Great resource. I make and sell a lot of awareness jewelry and will use this.. Hi! On the Awareness ribbons color and cause guide, a yellow ribbon also stands for deployed military. I am the wife of a United States Air Force member and we use the yellow ribbons when our spouses are deployed to war.


The Sport Specific Approach to Strength Training Programs
To promote long term training improvements and avoid over training, an overall training program can be split into specific periods, each with their own objectives and set of training parameters. This concept is called periodization and it is the most effective approach to planning strength training programs for sport.


The Sport Specific Approach to Strength Training Programs
While these types of training have their place, strength training for sport consists of a more refined approach than simply lifting heavy weights as many times as possible. This article outlines the concept and the benefits of a periodized strength training plan. This is the most effective approach to strength training for sport. Not only does it help in the prevention of over training, it gives the athlete the best chance of peaking physically at the right time.


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To really boost your performance you need a ski fitness program that is functional in nature, with exercises and workouts that will help you ski harder and longer, decrease the risk of injury and have dominating all over the mountain this seasonâ¦.


The Sport Specific Approach to Strength Training Programs
Maximal strength training programs do not necessarily increase the size of a muscle (hypertrophy) but they do lead to neuromuscular adaptations that are favourable to most athletes. Even endurance athletes can benefit from maximal strength training (5,6).


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However, this is only for the racing discipline, and there is an equally strong argument that today's best skier is a freeskier-one who competes in pipe, slopestyle, big air, freeride competitions, or simply films segments for ski movies.


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That would depend on which skiers were visiting Norway at the time, which is of cause unanswerable unless you happen to know who is visiting Norway. Perhaps you meant to askâ¦ Who is currently the best Norwegian skier, this would no doubt be answerable by someone. There are three kinds of answers: ones that are mostly right, ones that are mostly wrong, and those that once were right but now are wrong.


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Once you are into a good routine, you can build on that and do some extra ski workouts, but of course that depends on how much time you have, and how much time is spent out skiing. You will find that in the beginning 2-3 skiing workouts per week is enough to make a significant difference to your skiing fitness.


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Energy System Training refers to the cardiovascular part of the workout. This can be done after the functional strength training part of your ski workout, or depending on time you may choose to split it up and do it on a different day, alternating days between functional strength and cardio. The most effective way to train your energy systems is with High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT).


The Sport Specific Approach to Strength Training Programs
Whilst exercise such as power cleans can be beneficial to some athletes, for many there are more specific and more appropriate options (2). Many of the sample strength training programs within this section of the website consist of relatively few exercises.


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1 These online videos show demonstrations of all the functional training exercises in the Total Skiing Fitness program.  Some of the exercises can be quite complicated, so it is beneficial to be able to watch someone. perform them to make sure you are executing the exercises correctly.


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CDC guidelines on the definition of public health research conducted by CDC staff irrespective. of the funding source (i.e., provided by CDC or by another entity). Under Federal regulations (45. CFR 46), the final determination of what is research and whether the Federal regulations are.


What is the difference between research and non
Research Evidence Non-research evidence Reviews of multiple studies Systematic Review Meta analysis: A TECHNIQUE FOR QUANTITATIVELY INTEGRTING THE RESULTS OF MULTIPLE STUDIES ADDRESSING THE SAME OR HIGHLY SIMILAR RESEARCH QUESTIONS Meta-synthesisâ the grand narratives or interpretive translations produced from the integration or comparison of ...


What is the difference between research and non
Research â¢ Evidence is from a research study or critical appraisal and summary of multiple research studies â¢ Research is designed to answer specific research questions â¢ Data gathered from subjects and analyzed rigorously [statistically or thematically] â¢ Follow strict rules of conduct â¢ Controls for bias [chance of other influences that can impact ...


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PAGES 153-160 ï· Know how to classify evidence as research or non-research evidence & what Level of Evidence they are ï· Know how to recognize differences among these types of evidence so you can classify them correctly.


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The key word in the regulations= definition of research for the purpose of classifying public. health activities as either research or non-research is Adesigned.@ The major difference between. research and non-research lies in the primary intent of the activity. The primary intent of.


What is Research? - Definition, Purpose & Typical Researchers
- Definition, Purpose & Typical Researchers. Psychological research helps to shape our society - from the way we raise our children to the way we treat our criminals and military enemies.


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This is dependent upon the terms and conditions of the lease agreement. An eviction may be immediate if the lease provides for this. Usually, the landlord requests a summary ejectment and can only evict the tenant after 10 days have passed after the summary ejectment by the court.


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For a year-to-year tenancy, the landlord cannot increase the rent during that lease period; however, the landlord may increase the amount of rent once the lease expires. For a month-to-month tenancy, there is no notice requirement.


Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8) FAQ's
A landlord may choose not to renew the lease at the end of the lease term. The owner must give the family a minimum thirty (30) day notice to vacate the unit. Due to the time required to process a family to move, it would be advantageous for the landlord to provide the tenant with sixty (60) days notice to vacate.


Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8) FAQ's
If the family is eligible for the unit WPBHA will process for an inspection WPBHA receives the completed paperwork from either the tenant or the landlord, if the tenant income qualifies for the unit, an inspection is scheduled within 7-14 working days.


Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8) FAQ's
Tenants are responsible for their own security deposit in accordance with State and local laws. Landlords are allowed to charge a security deposit similar to what is being charged to renters in the private rental market. The Housing Authority prohibits security deposits in excess of two months of contract rent.


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Comply with Section 8 program rules and regulations. Comply with the terms of the lease with the property owner. Allow Housing Quality Standards inspections and provide the Section 8 property owner access to your unit to make any needed repairs. Complete the annual recertification, and report family changes, on a timely basis.


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No, tenants must give notice based on the length of the lease. For a week-to-week lease, the tenant must provide a two-day notice; for a month-to-month lease, the tenant must provide a seven-day notice; for a year-to-year lease, the tenant must provide a 30-day notice.


Tenants
To remain eligible for continued assistance, participants must: 1  Comply with Section 8 program rules and regulations. 2  Comply with the terms of the lease with the property owner. 3  Allow Housing Quality Standards inspections and provide the Section 8 property owner access to your unit to make any needed repairs.


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The Ming Dynasty was the last state to implement large-scale Great Wall construction. Sections built in that dynasty measured 5,500.3 miles (8,851.8 kilometers) long in total, with 3,889.5 miles (6,259.6 kilometers) of artificial ramparts, occupying two fifth of the whole length.


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Construction Period: About 2,000 years from the Warring States Period (476 BC - 221 BC) to Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) The World's Longest Military Defensive System. The Great Wall was a huge defensive line against enemies' intrusion in the past.


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Chinese Name: é¿å/ä¸éé¿å (ChÃ¡ng ChÃ©ng/WÃ n LÇ ChÃ¡ng ChÃ©ng) English Translation: Great Wall / Great Wall of 10,000 Li. Length: 13,170.70 miles (21,196.18 kilometers, or 42,392.36 Li) Average Height: 25.6 feet (7.8 meters)


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The Great Wall stretches across North China from east to west for over 6,000 kilometers. It extends from the Shanhai pass at the seaside in the Hebei province in the east to the Jiayu pass in Gansu province in the west. The sites of the Great Wall stretch across 15 provinces of China.


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The height of ramparts varies according to differing terrains. On average, the wall measures 25.6 feet (7.8 meters) high, making it difficult for enemies to break through. Usually, those built in flat areas are higher than those on steep ridges, with the highest point reaching 46 feet (14 meters).


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The Great Wall of China was not built all at one time. In 7th and 8th century BC, battles happened frequently among the states of the Spring-Autumn and Warring States dynasty and in order to defend themselves they began to built walls and towers on the borders.


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This is the wall often referred to when we talk about the Great Wall. But according to the State Administration of Cultural Heritage and National Bureau of Surveying and Mapping Agency in 2009, the latest data of the length of the Great Wall is 8851.8 km, which is 2000km longer than the past data.


How long is the Great Wall of China?
So I will give you the official length. The Great Wall of China is much longer than what has been commonly accepted as fact. The length of the wall was previously thought to be 8850 kilometers or 5500 miles. The actual length, however, is 21,196.18 kilometers. How many miles long is the Great Wall of China? An unbelievable 13,170 miles.


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Qin Shi Huang (259 â 210 BC), the first emperor of a united China, ordered to link separated sections to form a 3,100 mile (10,000 li) defense line from Lintao, Gansu to Liaoning, resisting northern nomads. Since then, this defense line started to have the name, 'Great Wall of 10,000 Li'.


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The Great Wall is wide enough at the top for five horses or ten men to walk side by side. The Great Wall ranges in height from just a few feet to over 30 feet tall. Since some of the Wall is built on mountain peaks and high ridges, it looks even taller.


chlorofluorocarbon
Definition of chlorofluorocarbon : any of several simple gaseous compounds that contain carbon, chlorine, fluorine, and sometimes hydrogen, that are used as refrigerants, cleaning solvents, and aerosol propellants and in the manufacture of plastic foams, and that are believed to be a major cause of stratospheric ozone depletion â abbreviation CFC


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Define chlorofluorocarbon: any of several simple gaseous compounds that contain carbon, chlorine, fluorine, andâ¦ â chlorofluorocarbon in a sentence any of several simple gaseous compounds that contain carbon, chlorine, fluorine, and sometimes hydrogen, that are used as refrigerants, cleaning â¦ See the full definition


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Iodide and chloro-bromide of silver, and argentiferous Silver lead ores, the largest deposits of the metal being found in the last-mentioned form.


ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA
Recent Examples of chlorofluorocarbon from the Web. 1  HFCs were designed as a replacement for another class of chemicals -- chlorofluorocarbons -- that deplete the ozone layer. 2  Methane and ozone-depleting gases known as chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, are becoming relatively smaller contributors, the report states.


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Chloro-bromoiodide of silver has also been recognized as a mineral and called iodembolite. Amino derivatives similarly result from thio-ureas and a-haloid ketones; the oxy derivatives from a-sulphocyanoketones by the action of caustic alkali; and the carboxylic acids from chloro-aceto-acetic ester, &c. and thioamides.


chlorofluorocarbon
Definition of chlorofluorocarbon for English Language Learners : a gas that was once commonly used in various products (such as aerosols) but that is believed to cause damage to the ozone layer in the Earth's atmosphere


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chloro- definition: 1. green: chlorophyll, chlorosis 2. having chlorine in the molecule: chloroformOrigin of chloro-from Classical Greek chl?ros, pale green: see chlorine... Definitions


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The chloro-bromide and bromide of silver were also included under this term until they were distinguished chemically in 1841 and 1842, and described under the names embolite and bromargyrite (or bromyrite) respectively; the chloride then came to be distinguished as chlorargyrite, though the name cerargyrite is often now applied to this alone.


Possums FAQs
After completion of inspection and acceptance of the quote our Serviceman will return to do the building repairs. The repair time will vary depending on the complexity of the job. Any possums inside will also need to be removed.


Possums FAQs
The American Opossum does carry fleas and diseases that are a problem for humans but the Australian possums are not known to cause disease problems for humans. In theory it is possible for them to carry fleas. We have not found any Brisbane possums with fleas.


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Opossums may host some of the same flea species that infect domestic dogs and cats. Some of these fleas may carry the bacteria responsible for spotted fever and, therefore, may transmit it to your dog. Opossums often carry the spotted fever bacteria themselves, but they do not typically exhibit symptoms. Opossums also can carry and transmit tularemia and tuberculosis.


ReviewFleas and flea-borne diseases
Once on a host, adult fleas take a blood meal and mate. Generally, a blood meal is required to complete ovary development in female fleas.10 The female then begins laying eggs in the fur or the surroundings of the host.


ReviewFleas and flea-borne diseases
Furthermore, their distribution and that of their vectors is shifting and expanding. This publication reviews general flea biology and the distribution of the flea-borne diseases of public health importance throughout the world, their principal flea vectors, and the extent of their public health burden.


Opossums: The Unsung Heroes Against Lyme Disease And Other Tick-Borne Diseases
The Poughkeepsie Journal reports that opossums donât seem to be very good transmitters of Lyme disease even if they didnât eat almost all of the ticks they encounter. Ticks do transmit Lyme disease, and Lyme affects around 300,000 Americans a year. An opossum, normally viewed as nothing more than a filthy nuisance â stealing garbage, garden surplus and chicken eggs â kills over 5000 ticks on any given week.


Raccoons â¦ Opossums â¦ Skunks
Raccoons â¦ Opossums â¦ Skunks. Raccoons are one of North Countyâs most engaging creatures; especially the inquisitive little masked bandits that beg for food down by the lagoon and at your campground. Most people are not aware of how destructive a mother raccoon can be when she digs through a roof and then has her pups in your attic!


Raccoons â¦ Opossums â¦ Skunks
Raccoons and possums are not native to southern California; both are imported species, and they can be very hard on local wildlife. Opossums, or as they are commonly known, possums, are the only native North American marsupial. That means that they carry their young in a pouch on their belly.


Opossums: The Unsung Heroes Against Lyme Disease And Other Tick-Borne Diseases
âWhen left alone, the opossum does not attack pets or other wildlife; he does not chew your telephone or electric wires, spread disease, dig up your flower bulbs or turn over your trash cans. On the contrary, the opossum does a great service in insect, venomous snake, and rodent control.


Gangrene
Gangrene is a medical term used to describe the death of an area of the body. It develops when the blood supply is cut off to the affected part as a result of various processes, such as infection, vascular (pertaining to blood vessels) disease, or trauma. Gangrene can involve any part of the body; the most common sites include the toes, fingers, feet, and hands.


""" Will my untreated cut cause gangrene? """
The most common cause of gangrene today is diabetes. Long standing diabetes can has the ability to destroy small blood vessels in the feet and hands. When injuries such as cuts or ulcers occur in these areas, there many not be enough blood flow to heal the wounds.


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Learn about the causes, complications, treatments, and prevention of cuts and puncture wounds. Overview. A cut, or laceration, is a tear or opening in the skin that occurs due to an external injury. A puncture wound is a deep wound that occurs due to something sharp and pointed, such as a nail.


What you need to know about gangrene
Complications of diabetes affecting the extremities are a risk factor for gangrene. 1  Vascular - dry gangrene is most commonly due to poor vasculature (arteries and veins) in the legs and toes. 2  Surgery - an operation can sometimes shut off blood supply in such a way as to cause gangrene.


""" Will my untreated cut cause gangrene? """
In the vast majority of cases, untreated cuts do not cause gangrene. Gangrene occurs when there is disruption of blood flow to a tissue for a prolonged period of time causing death of that tissue. For a cut to cause this, it must be severe enough that a major blood vessel was compromised and was no longer able to deliver blood to the surrounding tissue.


What you need to know about gangrene
Causes of gangrene. All forms of gangrene result from the loss of blood supply to a certain area - often at the extremities - which deprives tissue of oxygen and nutrients, causing the tissue to die (necrosis). Further causes of gangrene include:


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The most common causes of cuts and puncture wounds are external injuries that break or tear the skin. Although puncture wounds donât normally bleed heavily, theyâre prone to infection. This is especially true if a bite or a rusty object caused the wound. See your doctor immediately if this is the case.


Measles and Shingles
Just last week my mum told me there was an outbreak of measles in Brighton and some children died. ...My brother had pertussis, my sister had measles and my Dad has had both shingles and Bell's palsy..


Chickenpox Vaccine: What You Need to Know (VIS)
Varicella (Chickenpox) 1  Causes rash, itching, fever, tiredness. 2  Can lead to severe skin infection, scars, pneumonia, brain damage, or death. 3  Can re-emerge years later as a painful rash called shingles.


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having had mumps, measles, chickenpox, and rheumatic fever, i don't feel particularly 'fortunate'. ...entering my senior years i have to look forward to guarding against heart valve disease, shingles,....


Is measles related to shingles?
Not in any way. Measles is a life threatening infection that is caused by rubeola. Shingles is a painful blistering rash caused by reactivation of a prior chicken pox infection in one nerve tract in the skin. They are in no way related. In brief: Infectious Diseases.


Chickenpox and Shingles  In-Depth Report
Shingles and chickenpox are both caused by a single virus of the herpes family, known as varicella-zoster virus (VZV). The word herpes is derived from the Greek word herpein, which means to creep, a reference to a characteristic pattern of skin eruptions.


Shingles & Chickenpox: What's the Link?
When you get a shingles rash, it typically involves a particular âdermatome,â that is, the skin area supplied by the involved nerve usually on one side of the body or face. However, in some cases the shingles rash can be widespread. Before the rash appears, people may have nerve symptoms of pain, itching, burning, or tingling. The rash has blisters that scab over in about a week. Although shingles isnât contagious, the virus can spread to others and can cause chickenpox.


MMR Vaccine: What You Need to Know (VIS)
What You Need to Know. Measles, Mumps, Rubella & Varicella. Measles, Mumps, Rubella, and Varicella (chickenpox) can be serious diseases: Measles. Causes rash, cough, runny nose, eye irritation, fever. Can lead to ear infection, pneumonia, seizures, brain damage, and death.


Are shingles more common now?
Answer Wiki. Chicken pox... shingles is the virus that causes causes chicken pox, not measles. The virus makes it to the cells of your nervous system after you have been sick with chicken pox, and can get reactivated later in a different form.


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Supply of consumables for various nursing centers IFAS for the year 2016. Polopolus said the cost in jobs to build the $400 million project including IFAS BMPs would range from 9,800 if taxpayers foot the entire bill, to 38,600 people if farmers pay most of the cost.


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Getting Engaged: Improving Your Stakeholder Engagement Practices. This document is part of a series called Getting Engaged (http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/topic_series_getting_engaged), designed to help Extension and research faculty and other community engagement professionals improve their engagement with a variety of stakeholder audiences.


ONESolution
unGard Public Sectorâs ONESolution Finance suite (formerly IFAS) puts real-time cost, revenue and personnel information in your hands. Fully-integrated, the general ledger incorporates information from accounts payable, budgetary reporting, accounts receivable, asset management and all other public administration software modules.


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Other members elected to the Committee include: John Marrazzo, IFAS, who will serve as national vice president, James Camp, IFA, national secretary and Monica Trotter, IFA, national treasurer. Bellant's book, as well as work by the IFAS, reveals other CNP members who have flirted with extremist and hateful propaganda.


ONESolution
Experience the peace of mind that comes with knowing every minute is accurately billed and accounted for in your fully-integrated ONESolution Finance software suite. SunGard Public Sectorâs ONESolution Finance applications put real-time cost, revenue and personnel information into your hands.


About Extension
UF/IFAS Extension encompasses thousands of Extension faculty members, scientists, educators, administrative staff, and volunteers, all working to provide solutions for your life. Nick T. Place, Ph.D., is the Dean and Director of UF/IFAS Extension.


About Extension
The University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) is a federal, state, and county partnership dedicated to developing knowledge in agriculture, human and natural resources, and the life sciences and to making that knowledge accessible to sustain and enhance the quality of human life.


About Extension
At the University of Florida, Extension is located in the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS), along with the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) and the Florida Agricultural Experiment Station, and is called UF/IFAS Extension.


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Getting Engaged: Resources to Support Community Engagement Practices. This document is part of a series called Getting Engaged (http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/topic_series_getting_engaged), designed to help Extension and research faculty and other community engagement professionals improve their engagement with a variety of stakeholder audiences.


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The IFAS Help Desk. Not just a bunch of geeks! They're the friendliest nerds on campus, ready to help IFAS personnel and IFAS-IT software users with their computing needs. Visit their web site to find out about available training, classes, and videos, downloadable online forms, and how to find the answers to your computer and network problems.


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Also, dancing in large productions or shows will also bring in more money than small productions. Dancers typically get paid either per show or per week. Some dancers might make as little as $50 to $100 per show, while others may have contracts that guarantee them up to $1,500 per week.Dancers in music videos and other filmed productions are generally paid by the hour or by the day.lso, dancing in large productions or shows will also bring in more money than small productions. Dancers typically get paid either per show or per week. Some dancers might make as little as $50 to $100 per show, while others may have contracts that guarantee them up to $1,500 per week.


Salary of a New York Ballet Principal Dancer
Comparisons. Though the Bureau of Labor Statistics does not break out the salaries of principal dancers for the New York ballet, it does show average salaries for all dancers in the U.S. as of May 2010.Mean wages for these performers were $16.55 per hour, which, when multiplied by 40, was equivalent to $662 per week.omparisons. Though the Bureau of Labor Statistics does not break out the salaries of principal dancers for the New York ballet, it does show average salaries for all dancers in the U.S. as of May 2010.


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  Depends what sort of dancer they are. Commercial dancers, MTV dancers may get up to $3000 per day. A ballet dancer may get $400 per week (corps). A Broadway dancer may g â¦ et around $800 per week.And a Stripper may get up to $2000 per night. It all depends what sort of dancing they are doing and who for.ommercial dancers, MTV dancers may get up to $3000 per day. A ballet dancer may get $400 per week (corps). A Broadway dancer may g â¦ et around $800 per week.


Salary of a New York Ballet Principal Dancer
Salaries. Minimum salaries for principal dancers of the New York City ballet are highest for weeks when artists perform in front of an audience. These ran a minimum $2,341 per week. For rehearsal weeks, minimums dropped to $1,980 per week, or 50 percent of the individual contract salary, whichever was higher.omparisons. Though the Bureau of Labor Statistics does not break out the salaries of principal dancers for the New York ballet, it does show average salaries for all dancers in the U.S. as of May 2010.


What is the average salary of a professional dancer?
== Answer == Median hourly earnings of dancers were $8.54 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $6.71 and $15.62. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $5.87, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $21.59.ommercial dancers, MTV dancers may get up to $3000 per day. A ballet dancer may get $400 per week (corps). A Broadway dancer may g â¦ et around $800 per week.


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While some dancers can make hundreds of dollars a day, this money is not always consistent. Teachers and choreographers typically earn a steadier wage, and they are usually paid by the hour as well. Dance teachers can make anywhere from $10 to $30 per hour.Choreographers, on the other hand, usually make around $35 per hour.lso, dancing in large productions or shows will also bring in more money than small productions. Dancers typically get paid either per show or per week. Some dancers might make as little as $50 to $100 per show, while others may have contracts that guarantee them up to $1,500 per week.


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A contract is offered once the dancer has successfully auditioned for a position. This can be minimum of say $100 per show. Or as with a major ballet company $450 per week. Commercial dancers tend to stick to contracts, or as with TV and video work a lump sum.For a TV commercial $2000-3000 for three/four days work.he salary for a professional pilot can range from $17,000 for a beginning First Officer at a smaller cargo or regional to over $200,000 for a 15 year Captain at a major/legac â¦ y passenger or cargo airline.


salaries
Posted. Reading through Boston Ballet's agreement (under agreements on the AGMA website, URL posted above by Major Mel), provided this information on page 25 (if you go by the Adobe Acrobat page numbers and not the numbers printed on the pages): Boston Ballet, Pay per week: New Dancer $697.52 (lowest pay).he soloists do not earn much more. The contract year is 12 months with two months off (mid-June to mid-August). The dancers have class and rehearsal 6 days a week, with an average of 2 performances a week.


salaries
Just for balance, in Estonia the corps salary is just under $500 U.S. a month. The soloists do not earn much more. The contract year is 12 months with two months off (mid-June to mid-August). The dancers have class and rehearsal 6 days a week, with an average of 2 performances a week.he soloists do not earn much more. The contract year is 12 months with two months off (mid-June to mid-August). The dancers have class and rehearsal 6 days a week, with an average of 2 performances a week.


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The lowest 10 percent earned less than $8.50, and the top 10 percent earned more than $33.34. The median hourly wage for choreographers was $18.33 in May 2012. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $9.41, and the top 10 percent earned more than $39.28.Schedules for dancers and choreographers vary, depending on where they work. During tours, dancers and choreographers spend most of the day in rehearsals and have performances at night, giving them long workdays.bout 30 percent of dancers work in performing arts companies, and about 57 work in private instruction. Many dance companies tour for part of the year, and dancers and choreographers in those companies travel for months at a time.


How To Completely Uninstall All Built-in Windows 8 Apps
When you uninstall a native app by right-clicking on the app and then clicking or tapping uninstall button, Windows doesnât completely remove the app from your PC. Because of this, the app continuous to use the valuable disk space. If youâre running out of disk space or want to uninstall all native apps, you can now completely uninstall these built-in apps by executing a command in the elevated prompt. Complete the given below instructions to completely remove native apps from Windows 8 PC:


How to reinstall Windows like a pro
How to build a PC. How to reinstall Windows like a pro. Reinstalling Windows is an important strategy for any geek, and a useful skill for anybody who doesnât want to pay one. By starting over with a clean copy of the operating system, you can remove bloatware, wipe out malware, and fix other system problems. A full, clean reinstall is different from the Reset your PC option in Windows 10 and 8, or a manufacturerâs recovery partition or disk for Windows 7.


Uninstall or Reinstall a Device
To reinstall a Plug and Play device. Open Device Manager. Follow the instructions in the preceding procedure to uninstall the device. If you are prompted to restart the computer, follow these steps: Plug in the device and then restart the computer. The device will be detected and reinstalled after Windows restarts.


Uninstall or Reinstall a Device
To uninstall a device. Open Device Manager. Double-click the type of device that you want to uninstall. Right-click the specific device you want, and then click Uninstall. You can also double-click the device, and then on the Driver tab, click Uninstall.


How to reinstall Windows like a pro
Look for a Learn how to start fresh with a clean installation of Windows option at the bottom of the Recovery pane after upgrading to the Anniversary Update. With the Anniversary Update, Microsoft may allow Windows 10 users to reinstall Windows 10 and remove the manufacturer-installed junk much more easily.


Remove and reinstall iTunes and related software components for Windows 7 and later
In some rare cases, files might be left behind. After you remove iTunes and its related components, follow the steps below to locate and remove any additional supporting files. Windows 7: From the Start menu, select Computer. Windows 8: Click Follow these steps to open the File Explorer. Windows 10: Follow these steps to find your files.


How to reinstall Windows like a pro
In Windows 7 and previous versions of Windows, itâs up to the PC manufacturer to provide a recovery partition or recovery discs. Most manufacturers donât include Windows installation discs with their computers. If your computer has a recovery partition, run your manufacturerâs recovery tool to reinstall Windows. On many PCs, youâll have to press a key during the boot process to access the recovery tool. This key may be displayed on your screen. It should also be printed in your computerâs manual.


How To Completely Uninstall All Built-in Windows 8 Apps
Step 2: In the elevated PowerShell, type the following command to completely remove all native apps from your current user account: Get-AppxPackage | Remove-AppxPackage. If you would like to uninstall all modern apps from all user accounts (if you have two or more), execute the following command:


Transfer Files from Samsung Galaxy S4 to PC and Vice Versa Transfer files from Phone to PC (Windows 7, Lollipop/Marshmallow) vs PC to Phone (Windows 7, Lollipop) vs PC to Phone (Windows 7, Marshmallow) ... and 1 more
1 Windows 7: From the Start menu, select Computer. Windows 8: Click Follow these steps to open the File Explorer. Windows 10: Follow these steps to find your files. 2  Open Local Disk (C:) located in Computer, or whichever hard disk your programs are installed on.  Open the Program Files folder.


Uninstall or Reinstall a Device
Before you reinstall a device, try to restart your computer and check the device to determine whether it is functioning properly. If it is not, try reinstalling the device. Open Device Manager. Follow the instructions in the preceding procedure to uninstall the device.


A Brief History of Metal
Although heavily inspired by the founding heavy metal bands, the music of these new acts effectively eliminated influence of the blues, instead incorporating elements of late 1970s British punk. The result was a faster and aggressively bombastic sound. Lyrical, the NWOBHM bands ventured into new territory.


Heavy Metal  ( 1981)
However, the orb wipes him out and corners the girl for its purposes. Claiming to embody ultimate evil, the malevolent sphere, known as the Loc-Nar, terrorizes the little girl by showing a series of bizarre and fantastic stories it has influenced.


Heavy Metal  ( 1981)
Heavy Metal (1981) R | 1h 26min | Animation, Adventure, Fantasy | 7 August 1981 (USA) A glowing green orb which embodies ultimate evil terrorizes a young girl with an anthology of bizarre and fantastic stories of dark fantasy, eroticism and horror.


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Allow me, sir metal came to have a bad name from a few black metal bands in Norway. The bands Mayhem, Burzum and later, Gorgoroth. ALl three have at least one big scandal that had everyone raving about Satanism. Mayhem - THeir vocalist killed himself. This is not surprising, his name was in fact Dead.


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With their riff-based songs, extreme volume, and dark, demonic subject matter, Black Sabbath embodied key aspects of the heavy-metal aesthetic. Yet in their own words, Black Sabbath saw themselves as a heavy underground band.


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Lead is the fifth element of the fourteenth column in the periodic table. It is classified as a post-transition metal, a heavy metal, and a poor metal. Lead atoms have 82 electrons and 82 protons with 4 valence electrons in the outer shell. Characteristics and Properties. Under standard conditions lead is a soft silvery metal with a bluish tint.


Elements for Kids
Lead is the fifth element of the fourteenth column in the periodic table. It is classified as a post-transition metal, a heavy metal, and a poor metal. Lead atoms have 82 electrons and 82 protons with 4 valence electrons in the outer shell. Under standard conditions lead is a soft silvery metal with a bluish tint.


A Brief History of Metal
Unlike the creation of, well, creation, which (allegedly) only took six days, Heavy Metal took a slightly longer bath in the primordial stew before making it's grand entrance onto the world stage. For the sake of brevity, we begin our journey in the 1960's.


"Why is it called ""Heavy Metal"" music?"
Best Answer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_metal_music#Origins_of_.22heavy_metal.22. The origin of the term heavy metal is uncertain. An early use of the term was by counter-culture writer William S. Burroughs. In his 1962 novel The Soft Machine, he introduces the character Uranian Willy, the Heavy Metal Kid.


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Can someone contribute a lump sum to the individual HSA or it has to be done on a monthly basis for the following months in the current year? Like in my case above â can my daughter contribute a lump sum of $6750 for 2017 and then immediately after â contribute a lump sum of $6900 for 2018. thank you.


IRS Issues 2016 HSA Contribution Limits
Updates: 1  For 2017 limits on health savings accounts, see the SHRM Online article IRS Sets 2017 HSA Contribution Limits. 2  For 2018 limits on health savings accounts, see the SHRM Online article IRS Sets 2018 Contribution Limits. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced limits for 2016 on contributions to health savings accounts (HSAs) and for out-of-pocket spending under high-deductible health plans (HDHPs) linked to them.


2017 2018 2019 HSA Contribution Limits
Age 55 Catch Up Contribution. As in 401k and IRA contributions, you are allowed to contribute extra if you are above a certain age. If you are age 55 or older by the end of year, you can contribute additional $1,000 to your HSA. If you are married, and both of you are age 55, each of you can contribute additional $1,000.


IRS Issues 2016 HSA Contribution Limits
* Catch-up contributions can be made during the year by HSA participants who will turns 55 by year-end. ** Unlike other limits, the HSA catch-up contribution amount is not indexed; any increase would require statutory change.


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Comments. 1  No surprise, not even a 2% increase. The strangest thing with these numbers is that family is just shy of 2X the individual limit. 2  OOPS! You did not mention the $1000 additional catch-up contribution for those aged 55+ (or if you did, I could not find it). 3  So, I am confused by this. Do employer contributions to your HSA also have to fall under the maximum? So, if I contribute $6550 to my HSA, can my employer contribute an additional $2,000 making it a total of $8550? Or does that mean I need to pull out $2,000 so my maximum stays at $6550?


2017 2018 2019 HSA Contribution Limits
HDHP Qualification. You can only contribute to an HSA if you have a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP). The IRS also defines what qualifies as an HDHP. For 2017, an HDHP with individual coverage must have at least $1,300 in annual deductible and no more than $6,550 in annual out-of-pocket expenses.


IRS Issues 2016 HSA Contribution Limits
The IRS announced limits for 2016 on contributions to health savings accounts (HSAs) and for out-of-pocket spending under high-deductible health plans (HDHPs) linked to them. Update plan documents and enrollment materials to reflect the new limits.


What is a Health Savings Account?
Contribution and Out-of-Pocket Limits for Health Savings Accounts and High-Deductible Health Plans. For 2016. For 2015. Change. HSA contribution limit (employer + employee) Individual: $3,350. Family: $6,750. Individual: $3,350. Family: $6,650. Individual: no change. Family: +$100. HSA catch-up contributions (age 55 or older)* $1,000. $1,000. No change**