Corn snake
The corn snake (Pantherophis guttatus) is a North American species of rat snake that subdues its small prey by constriction. It is found throughout the southeastern and central United States.he corn snake (Pantherophis guttatus) is a North American species of rat snake that subdues its small prey by constriction. It is found throughout the southeastern and central United States.


Itâs Time to Rethink Americaâs Corn System
But it is important to distinguish corn the crop from corn the system. As a crop, corn is highly productive, flexible and successful. It has been a pillar of American agriculture for decades, and there is no doubt that it will be a crucial part of American agriculture in the future.or corn-fed animals, the efficiency of converting grain to meat and dairy calories ranges from roughly 3 percent to 40 percent, depending on the animal production system in question. What this all means is that little of the corn crop actually ends up feeding American people. Itâs just math.


Corn: Natural Weight-Loss Food
Corn is a low-fat complex carbohydrate that deserves a regular place on any healthy table. Unfortunately, as with many other naturally low-fat foods, the American tendency is to smother corn-on-the-cob with butter.But these high-fiber, fat-fighting kernels of goodness are better served with seasoning.Because corn is hearty and satisfying, it can curb your appetite.nfortunately, as with many other naturally low-fat foods, the American tendency is to smother corn-on-the-cob with butter. But these high-fiber, fat-fighting kernels of goodness are better served with seasoning. Because corn is hearty and satisfying, it can curb your appetite.


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Corn is full of sugar and makes you fat. While it is true that corn contains more starch than most other vegetables, the Glycemic Load (how much a food will raise a personâs blood sugar level after eating it) of a serving of corn is actually lower than that of a baked potato, basmati rice, or sweet potato.resh sweet corn (as I refer to it in the article above) is classified as a vegetable, dried corn (popcorn, corn meal etc.) is considered a grain and corn seed is a fruit because that is the botanical definition.


Itâs Time to Rethink Americaâs Corn System
Sprawling across the Midwest and Great Plains, the American Corn Belt is a massive thing. You can drive from central Pennsylvania all the way to western Nebraska, a trip of nearly 1,500 miles, and witness it in all its glory. No other American crop can match the sheer size of corn.or corn-fed animals, the efficiency of converting grain to meat and dairy calories ranges from roughly 3 percent to 40 percent, depending on the animal production system in question. What this all means is that little of the corn crop actually ends up feeding American people. Itâs just math.


Itâs Time to Rethink Americaâs Corn System
For corn-fed animals, the efficiency of converting grain to meat and dairy calories ranges from roughly 3 percent to 40 percent, depending on the animal production system in question. What this all means is that little of the corn crop actually ends up feeding American people. Itâs just math.or corn-fed animals, the efficiency of converting grain to meat and dairy calories ranges from roughly 3 percent to 40 percent, depending on the animal production system in question. What this all means is that little of the corn crop actually ends up feeding American people. Itâs just math.


Is corn healthy or not? 5 myths about sweet corn busted
Sweet corn is one of summerâs simplest, purest pleasures. A fresh-picked ear, grilled to caramelized perfection and lightly buttered, offers incredible, complex sweetness, an intoxicating texture and plenty of nutrition benefits to boot.But many people have convinced themselves that sweet corn is bad. Thatâs a shame.weet corn is one of summerâs simplest, purest pleasures. A fresh-picked ear, grilled to caramelized perfection and lightly buttered, offers incredible, complex sweetness, an intoxicating texture and plenty of nutrition benefits to boot. But many people have convinced themselves that sweet corn is bad. Thatâs a shame.


Itâs Time to Rethink Americaâs Corn System
The corn system uses a large amount of natural resources. Even though it does not deliver as much food as comparable systems around the globe, the American corn system continues to use a large proportion of our countryâs natural resources.he corn system uses a large amount of natural resources. Even though it does not deliver as much food as comparable systems around the globe, the American corn system continues to use a large proportion of our countryâs natural resources.


14-Year-Old Cassius Stanley Uses Insane Hops to Throw Down Cookie-Jar Dunk
At just 14 years old, young Cassius Stanley is throwing down dunks that would make Vince Carter proud. Stanley, who will be entering 10th grade in the fall, is an incredibly promising basketball player who has unbelievable hops, allowing him to do things most teenagers can only dream about.


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For instance, the 6'5. Stanley is already able to execute Carter's legendary cookie jar dunk. And he's only in his first year of high school. Stanley is a member of the 2018 class, so it'll be a while before we might see him on the big stage.


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Please try again later. Here is 15 year old 6'4 Cassius Stanley showing his all around game at the Pangos All American Camp. Stanley was easily one of the most impressive prospects all weekend at the camp. Cassius attends Sierra Canyon High School in Chatsworth CA.


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Stanley is already able to execute Carter's legendary cookie jar dunk. And he's only in his first year of high school. Stanley is a member of the 2018 class, so it'll be a while before we might see him on the big stage.


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In 1954 in Louisville, Kentucky, 12-year-old Cassius Marcellus Clay's bike was stolen while he and a friend were at the Columbia Auditorium. Young Cassius found a cop in a gym â¦ , Joe Martin, and boiling with youthful rage, told Martin he was going to whup whoever stole his bike.


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Here is 15 year old 6'4 Cassius Stanley showing his all around game at the Pangos All American Camp. Stanley was easily one of the most impressive prospects all weekend at the camp.


14-Year-Old Cassius Stanley Uses Insane Hops to Throw Down Cookie-Jar Dunk
Stanley is already able to execute Carter's legendary cookie jar dunk. And he's only in his first year of high school. Stanley is a member of the 2018 class, so it'll be a while before we might see him on the big stage. [ TeamFlightBrothers, h/t Bob's Blitz ].


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Here is 15 year old 6'4 Cassius Stanley showing his all around game at the Pangos All American Camp. Stanley was easily one of the most impressive prospects all weekend at the camp. Cassius attends Sierra Canyon High School in Chatsworth CA. 1  Sports.


15 Year Old Cassius Stanley Shows All Around Game At Pangos!
Here is 15 year old 6'4 Cassius Stanley showing his all around game at the Pangos All American Camp. Stanley was easily one of the most impressive prospects all weekend at the camp. Cassius attends Sierra Canyon High School in Chatsworth CA. 1  Sports. 2  Standard YouTube License.


15 Year Old Cassius Stanley Shows All Around Game At Pangos!
Here is 15 year old 6'4 Cassius Stanley showing his all around game at the Pangos All American Camp.


A word from a Scheels employee
Scheels Manager Sides With Minnesota! Hello Tony...it was good to hear you on the Ed Schultz program this morning. However, I sensed a significant bias on your side and with your views. I did not hear so much as one single thing from you in favor of ANYTHING that Minnesota has to offer.


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SCHEELS Guarantee. Everything you buy at SCHEELS, on sale or otherwise, is guaranteed satisfactory or your money back. You don't take chances at SCHEELS ... ever.


All Scheels Locations
Scheels - Cedar Falls: Cedar Falls: 402 Viking Plaza: 319.277.3033: Scheels - Iowa City Coral Ridge Mall in Coralville: Coralville: 1461 Coral Ridge Ave. 319.625.9959: Scheels - Southern Hills Mall in Sioux City: Sioux City: Southern Hills Mall: 712.252.1551: Scheels - Jordan Creek Town Center in West Des Moines: West Des Moines: Jordan Creek Town Center: 515.727.4065


A word from a Scheels employee
If there are 50,000 non resident hunters in ND in any one year.....(figure that he uses in his letter).... that means they are estimating that EVERY non resident hunter spends an average of $50 in ND Scheels Store.


Scheels All Sports Inc. - Company Profile, Information, Business Description, History, Background Information on Scheels All Sports Inc.
That year Scheels also relocated its Moorhead store, doubling its size, and shortly thereafter moved the downtown Fargo store to a location about a block away. Robert Scheel, a third son of Frederick M., joined the business in 1964.


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SCHEELS is dedicated to have the best retail experience in the eyes and minds of our customers where everyone can discover their passion in sports, hunting, fishing, camping and much more. scheels Skip to Main Content


Scheels All Sports
Scheels owns and operates twenty-six stores in  ten U.S. states. Scheels can be found in Springfield, Illinois. In Iowa, stores are located in Cedar Falls, Coralville, Sioux City, West Des Moines, and Waterloo. In Minnesota, stores are located in Eden Prairie, Mankato, Moorhead, St. Cloud, Rochester.


A word from a Scheels employee
A word from a Scheels employee. 1  This is from Tony Deans web site concerning the the interview he did this morning on KFGO. 2  I have not even read it yet. 3  I'm your Huckleberry. 4  Oh he's a Minnesotan with a know it all - I am the greatest attitude. 5  CARP UNLIMITED. 6  Both MN and ND have a lot to offer each other.


My Scheels gun buying days may be over.
i rarely buy from scheels because it is too much hassle to get out of the store w/ anything, let alone a gun. i can usually cope w/ their prices, but in order for me to deal w/ the hassle of buying there, they gotta compensate me for it by lowering their prices.


A Review of Scheels & 3 Lessons from the Retail Giant
The main reason I endured 3 hours of shopping âblissâ is to see what aspects of a store like Scheels you can apply to your businesses. So without further commentary, here are my 3 lessons you can learn from the retail giant: Be Unique â Scheels offers an experience no one else can.


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A perpendicular bisector of a segment passes through the midpoint of the segment and forms. right angles with the segment. We now investigate how to construct a perpendicular bisector of a line segment using a compass and a straightedge. Using what you know about the construction of an angle bisector, experiment with your construction tools and the. following line segment to establish the steps that determine this construction.


The Pythagorean Theorem
Given a line and a point, construct a line through the point, parallel to the given line. 1. Begin with point P and line k. 2. Draw an arbitrary line through point P, intersecting line k. Call the intersection point Q. Now the task is to construct an angle with vertex P, congruent to the angle of intersection.


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1. Begin with points A, B, and C. 2. Draw line segments AB and BC. 3. Construct the perpendicular bisectors of line segments AB and BC. (Refer to the perpendicular bisector construction, on page 1.) Let point P be the intersection of the perpendicular bisectors.


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Given point R, not on line k, construct a line through R, perpendicular to k. 1. Begin with point line k and point R, not on the line. 2. Place the compass on point R. Using an arbitrary radius, draw arcs intersecting line k at two points.


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Furthermore, students should. be comfortable with the idea that any point on the perpendicular bisector is equidistant from the endpoints of the. segment. Lastly, students extend the idea behind the construction of a perpendicular bisector to construct a. perpendicular to a line from a point not on the line.


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In the Discussion, students make a connection between Lesson 3 and Lesson 4 as an angle bisector is. linked to a perpendicular bisector. Students should understand that two points are symmetric with respect to a line if. and only if the line is the perpendicular bisector of the segment that joins the two points.


Copying a line segment
Mark a point R that will be one endpoint of the new line segment. Set the compasses' point on the point P of the line segment to be copied. Step 3. Adjust the compasses' width to the point Q. The compasses' width is now equal to the length of the line segment PQ. Without changing the compasses' width, place the compasses' point on the the point R on the line you drew in step 1. Without changing the compasses' width, Draw an arc roughly where the other endpoint will be. Step 6. Pick a point S on the arc that will be the other endpoint of the new line segment.


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1 If the two arcs do not intersect, then either you didn't draw the arcs long enough, or you didn't open the compass wide enough. Erase the arcs, open the compass wider, and try again.  Keep the pencil tip sharp. If it gets dull, the wide lines it makes can lead to errors when placing the compass point or the ruler.


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Any point on the perpendicular bisector of a line segment is equidistant from the endpoints of. the line segment. Mathematical Modeling Exercise. You know how to construct the perpendicular bisector of a segment. Now, investigate how to construct a perpendicular. to a line ðµ from a point  not on ðµ.


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Construct the perpendicular bisector of a line segment. Or, construct the midpoint of a line segment. 1. Begin with line segment XY. 2. Place the compass at point X. Adjust the compass radius so that it is more than (Â½)XY. Draw two arcs as shown here. 3. Without changing the compass radius, place the compass on point Y. Draw two arcs intersecting the previously drawn arcs.


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Wash and dry cutlery after use. Add soap, ammonia or detergent to hot water to wash your stainless steel cutlery. Use a soft cloth or sponge. Get between each tine on forks, clean out the bowls of the spoons and wipe knives to remove food particles. Dry the cutlery with a soft towel.arnings. 1  Do not use abrasive or harmful cleansers containing chlorine bleach. 2  Use extra caution when cleaning silver-plated stainless steel cutlery. 3  Do not allow your cutlery to overheat. 4  Avoid using steel wool to scrub stains from your stainless steel cutlery.


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Add soap, ammonia or detergent to hot water to wash your stainless steel cutlery. Use a soft cloth or sponge. Get between each tine on forks, clean out the bowls of the spoons and wipe knives to remove food particles.Dry the cutlery with a soft towel.arnings. 1  Do not use abrasive or harmful cleansers containing chlorine bleach. 2  Use extra caution when cleaning silver-plated stainless steel cutlery. 3  Do not allow your cutlery to overheat. 4  Avoid using steel wool to scrub stains from your stainless steel cutlery.


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6. Take cutlery washed in the dishwasher out after the rinse cycle. Stainless steel cutlery manufacturers don't recommend dishwasher use for best results. However, if you use this method to clean your cutlery, remove the silverware and utensils from the dishwasher to dry it by hand.arnings. 1  Do not use abrasive or harmful cleansers containing chlorine bleach. 2  Use extra caution when cleaning silver-plated stainless steel cutlery. 3  Do not allow your cutlery to overheat. 4  Avoid using steel wool to scrub stains from your stainless steel cutlery.


Remove Rust Spots from Knives and Silverware with Lemon Juice
Even stainless steel silverware and cooking knives can start to show a few spots of rust here and there. This is especially common after your silverware (or heaven forbid, your knives) go through the dishwasher a few times.It's not pretty, but there's an easy way to lift those rust stains off: a good soak in lemon juice.his is especially common after your silverware (or heaven forbid, your knives) go through the dishwasher a few times. It's not pretty, but there's an easy way to lift those rust stains off: a good soak in lemon juice.


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1 Hand dry with a clean non-abrasive cloth to remove any water spots. 2  The quicker you dry your cutlery, the better as the open air will cause unwanted natural drying marks. 3  Natural cleaning solutions such as vinegar, cider, lemon juice, olive oil and soda water all work wonderfully on removing stains from stainless steel. First clean your cutlery in hot water and washing up liquid. 2  Itâs important to remove excess food as quickly as possible after eating as the salt and acids will cause gradual damage. 3  Hand dry with a clean non-abrasive cloth to remove any water spots.


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How to Clean Stainless Steel Cutlery. The iron alloy that comprises stainless steel may be difficult to stain, but itâs not resistant to fingerprints and cleaning stainless steel cutlery is therefore no more avoidable than any other knife, fork, or spoon. 1  First clean your cutlery in hot water and washing up liquid. First clean your cutlery in hot water and washing up liquid. 2  Itâs important to remove excess food as quickly as possible after eating as the salt and acids will cause gradual damage. 3  Hand dry with a clean non-abrasive cloth to remove any water spots.


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Warnings. 1  Do not use abrasive or harmful cleansers containing chlorine bleach. 2  Use extra caution when cleaning silver-plated stainless steel cutlery. 3  Do not allow your cutlery to overheat. 4  Avoid using steel wool to scrub stains from your stainless steel cutlery.arnings. 1  Do not use abrasive or harmful cleansers containing chlorine bleach. 2  Use extra caution when cleaning silver-plated stainless steel cutlery. 3  Do not allow your cutlery to overheat. 4  Avoid using steel wool to scrub stains from your stainless steel cutlery.


How to Clean Silverware
Mix the soap and water with your hands to create a uniform solution. (You can wear rubber gloves if you want to to protect your hands from the water or the knives). Then put the silverware in the water and give it a good scrubbing with a clean sponge.To remove tough particles, let the silverware soak in the water for about 10 minutes. Avoid scrubbing it with anything too coarse (steel wool pad, your fingernails) since you donât want to scratch the finish.You can wear rubber gloves if you want to to protect your hands from the water or the knives). Then put the silverware in the water and give it a good scrubbing with a clean sponge. To remove tough particles, let the silverware soak in the water for about 10 minutes.


How to Remove Stains From Stainless Steel
If the stains still remain you can try vinegar. Remember to thoroughly rinse and towel dry. If stains still remain I recommend trying a stainless steel cleaner and polisher. Barkeeper's Friend is a good powder formula that can clean without scratching.Be sure to follow the directions, rinse thoroughly, and towel dry.f the stains still remain you can try vinegar. Remember to thoroughly rinse and towel dry. If stains still remain I recommend trying a stainless steel cleaner and polisher. Barkeeper's Friend is a good powder formula that can clean without scratching. Be sure to follow the directions, rinse thoroughly, and towel dry.


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Toothpaste. Dampen the silverware. Apply non-gel toothpaste to a soft toothbrush. Gently scrub the silverware with the toothbrush. Rinse thoroughly in cold water. Leave to dry naturally. Buff the cutlery once it's dry with a soft, clean cloth to remove water spots.aking Soda. Line a shallow tray with aluminum foil. Fill the tray with hot water. Add 1 tsp. of baking soda to the water. Add cutlery and allow it to soak for about 30 minutes. Rinse in cold water. Leave to dry naturally. Buff the cutlery once it's dry with a soft, clean cloth to remove water spots.


The Average 401k Balance And Why Itâs Too Low
According to Fidelity, one of the largest 401k providers in the world with over 12 million accounts, the average 401k balance is now around $91,800 as of 7/1/2015. Among employees participating in a 401k for at least 10 years, the average balance hit $251,600, up 12% from a year ago.Separately, in March of 2014, Vanguard reported that the average 401k balance has now shot up to $101,650. For workers 55 years of age or older, the average balance is $143,300.In seven not so short years, weâve finally breached the peak average balance of $69,000 in 2007 and are now at record highs in 2015.eparately, in March of 2014, Vanguard reported that the average 401k balance has now shot up to $101,650. For workers 55 years of age or older, the average balance is $143,300. In seven not so short years, weâve finally breached the peak average balance of $69,000 in 2007 and are now at record highs in 2015.


The Average American Contributed $2,733 To Their 401 (k) In 2012
There are nuances to the data: for workers aged 55 and over, the average 401(k) balance is $143,300, while those workers 55 and over who have been lucky to continuously contributed their 401(k) for at least 10 years have an average balance of some $243,800.f you add in their employer match, the average savings rate for each of those groups was: 14.9%, 14.2% and 13.6%, respectively, according to Fidelity. Workers aged 35 to 39 saved 7.2% on average (10.4% with the employer match). Those aged 40 to 44 saved 7.6% (10.9% with the match).


The Average American Contributed $2,733 To Their 401 (k) In 2012
One of the headline grabbing stories making the rounds today was that the average 401(k) balance, as reported by Fidelity, rose by 12% to an all time high of $77,300 in 2012 from $69,000 the year before.f you add in their employer match, the average savings rate for each of those groups was: 14.9%, 14.2% and 13.6%, respectively, according to Fidelity. Workers aged 35 to 39 saved 7.2% on average (10.4% with the employer match). Those aged 40 to 44 saved 7.6% (10.9% with the match).


The Average American Has This Much Saved in a 401 (k) -- How Do You Compare?
Average 401(k) balance by income Next, let's investigate the role that your income plays in your 401(k) balance. Average 401k Balances, by Income | Create infographics Again, the general trend plays out as expected -- the more you earn, the more you are able to put away in your 401(k).verage 401(k) balance by age As you might expect, the number of years you've had to work and save has a huge effect on the amount in your 401(k). To see where you start, check out your cohort below, and remember that the median is usually more indicative of where you stand than the mean.


The Average American Has This Much Saved in a 401 (k) -- How Do You Compare?
Average 401k Balances, by Age | Create infographics It's again worth pointing out that even $200,000 might not be enough for many retirees. Although Social Security, pensions, and any IRAs will help augment this figure, $200,000 in your 401(k) translates to just $8,000 per year in retirement.verage 401(k) balance by age As you might expect, the number of years you've had to work and save has a huge effect on the amount in your 401(k). To see where you start, check out your cohort below, and remember that the median is usually more indicative of where you stand than the mean.


How Much Should You Contribute To Your 401 (k)?
If you have plenty for a rainy day, then you return to your retirement options. If you qualify for a Roth IRA, then thatâs probably where the $5,000 should go. If you donât qualify or have more than $5,000 left to spend, return to your 401k and up your contributions.urrently I have 10% going to a roth 401K. Employer match of 50% of the first 4% (2% of my salary). They also do a 4% contribution regardless of if I contribute anything. We also get a 401k bonus at year end which is between 0 and 6% but has never actually been less than 4.5%.


The Average 401k Balance And Why Itâs Too Low
At the depths of the crisis in 2008, the average 401k balance plummeted 25% to around $50,000. 401k participation levels hover at a respectable 71% for those making $40,000-$60,000 a year. Participating levels are therefore clearly much higher for those making more, but the exact number is unclear.eparately, in March of 2014, Vanguard reported that the average 401k balance has now shot up to $101,650. For workers 55 years of age or older, the average balance is $143,300. In seven not so short years, weâve finally breached the peak average balance of $69,000 in 2007 and are now at record highs in 2015.


The Average American Contributed $2,733 To Their 401 (k) In 2012
Among older workers, 401(k) contribution rates averaged 11.4% for workers aged 65 to 69, 10.6% for those aged 60 to 64, and 10% for those aged 55 to 59. If you add in their employer match, the average savings rate for each of those groups was: 14.9%, 14.2% and 13.6%, respectively, according to Fidelity.Workers aged 35 to 39 saved 7.2% on average (10.4% with the employer match).Those aged 40 to 44 saved 7.6% (10.9% with the match).f you add in their employer match, the average savings rate for each of those groups was: 14.9%, 14.2% and 13.6%, respectively, according to Fidelity. Workers aged 35 to 39 saved 7.2% on average (10.4% with the employer match). Those aged 40 to 44 saved 7.6% (10.9% with the match).


The Average American Has This Much Saved in a 401 (k) -- How Do You Compare?
Average 401(k) balance by age As you might expect, the number of years you've had to work and save has a huge effect on the amount in your 401(k).To see where you start, check out your cohort below, and remember that the median is usually more indicative of where you stand than the mean.verage 401(k) balance by age As you might expect, the number of years you've had to work and save has a huge effect on the amount in your 401(k). To see where you start, check out your cohort below, and remember that the median is usually more indicative of where you stand than the mean.


Making Sour Pickles
1 Dissolve sea salt in Â½gallon (2 liters) of water to create brine solution. Stir until salt is thoroughly dissolved. 2  3. Clean the crock, then place at the bottom of it dill, garlic, fresh grape leaves, and a pinch of black peppercorns.  Place cucumbers in the crock.


Making Sour Pickles
Excerpted from Wild Fermentationâ¦. Growing up in New York City, experiencing my Jewish heritage largely through food, I developed a taste for sour pickles. Most of what is sold in stores as pickles, and even what home canners pickle, are preserved in vinegar. My idea of a pickle is one fermented in a brine solution.


What Is a Pickle?
What is a pickle? A pickle, at its most broad and basic, is just a vegetable that has been made sour. Pickling refers to the act of souring (or acidifying) something (usually vegetables, but sometimes fruits, eggs and even meats).


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Traditionally, half-sour pickles use a fairly light brine of about 3.5% salt by weight. This translates to about 2 tablespoons salt per quart of water. We made a brine with 1/2 gallon water and 5 tablespoons kosher salt. If you're using canning and pickling salt or sea salt, use slightly less--about 4 tablespoons for 1/2 gallon of water. We also like to use grape leaves in our pickles. Grape, oak, or sour cherry leaves are often used in old pickling recipes because they contain tannins that prevent the pickles from going soft.


Delicious Half Sour Pickle Recipe
1 Place the dill frond on top of the brine so the dill can infuse the pickles as they ferment. 2  Poke several small holes in the top of the lid to allow the gas to escape while the pickles ferment. 3  Replace the lid on the jar.  Set the jar on a counter or in a window for 24 hours.


Delicious Half Sour Pickle Recipe
Half Sour Pickle Recipe. This recipe will produce either new, half sour, or full sour pickles depending on the length of time you keep them emerged in the brine. Pickle making is definitely part science; donât deviate from the recipe in order to ensure that the pickles ferment properly.


Delicious Half Sour Pickle Recipe
Pickles come in a wide variety of different styles and flavors. A half sour pickle is made through salt fermentation. It gets its name from the stage of fermentation that it reaches. The exact same process can also produce new pickles and full sour pickles; the only difference between the three varieties is the time that you choose to take them out of the brine.


Making Sour Pickles
1 Place cucumbers in the crock.  Pour brine over the cucumbers,place the (clean) plate over them, then weigh it down with a jug filled with water or a boiled rock. If the brine doesnât cover the weighed-down plate, add more brine mixed at the same ratio of just under 1 tablespoon of salt to each cup of water.


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While I love them in theory--the taste of late summer in a jar--they usually fall far short of the crisp, briny platonic ideal, becoming increasingly soggy and insipid over time. This summer, to preserve a bit of the season without robbing it of its just-picked crispness, we started making half-sour pickles.


Delicious Half Sour Pickle Recipe
A half sour pickle has a wonderful crisp bite, and a tangy slightly sour taste. Depending upon the pickle spice blend that you choose to use, you can vary the flavor slightly while still retaining the basic principles of the half sour.


Northern Renaissance
The Northern Renaissance was the Renaissance that occurred in Europe north of the Alps. Before 1497, Italian Renaissance humanism had little influence outside Italy.From the late 15th century, its ideas spread around Europe.This influenced the German Renaissance, French Renaissance, English Renaissance, Renaissance in the Low Countries, Polish Renaissance and other national and localized movements, each with different characteristics and strengths.he Northern Renaissance was also closely linked to the Protestant Reformation with the resulting long series of internal and external conflicts between various Protestant groups and the Roman Catholic Church having lasting effects.


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0 1000 km MediterraneanSea AtlanticOcean NSWE Physical Map of Western Europe Where and How Didthe Renaissance Spread? Renaissance ideas that developed in Italy gradually spread to westernand northern Europe towards the end of the 15th century.Althoughthe rest of Europe experienced its Renaissance later than Italy, theeffects were just as significant. 1000 km MediterraneanSea AtlanticOcean NSWE Physical Map of Western Europe Where and How Didthe Renaissance Spread? Renaissance ideas that developed in Italy gradually spread to westernand northern Europe towards the end of the 15th century.


FC78: The Northern Renaissance (c.1500-1600)
Introduction. There are several reasons why the Renaissance came later to Northern Europe. First, it was further removed from the centers of trade and culture in the Mediterranean. As a result, towns, trade, and the more progressive ideas that tend to come with wealth developed more slowly in the north.ll these factors came together to produce the Northern Renaissance (c.1500-1600). The Northern Renaissance should not be seen as a mere copycat of the Italian Renaissance. There were two major differences between the two cultural movements in Italy and the North.


European History/Print version
  The renaissance began in Italy earlier than it occurred in the rest of Western Europe. The cities of Florence, Genoa, and Venice supported the Arts to an extent unknown â¦ in the rest of Europe.The Renaissance would begin a few centuries later in Western Europe but at that point, creativity in art, music, and science would slowly leave Italy and move north. Famous Painters of Northern Renaissance Art The Renaissance started in Italy in the late 14th century and spread to other regions of Europe. 2  Northern Renaissance is the cultural movement that took place in Northern Eurâ¦.


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1 Famous Painters of Northern Renaissance Art The Renaissance started in Italy in the late 14th century and spread to other regions of Europe.2  Northern Renaissance is the cultural movement that took place in Northern Eurâ¦. 3  The History of Fort Lee Virginia Fort Lee in Virginia goes a long way back in American history. Famous Painters of Northern Renaissance Art The Renaissance started in Italy in the late 14th century and spread to other regions of Europe. 2  Northern Renaissance is the cultural movement that took place in Northern Eurâ¦.


Difference Between orthern and Southern Renaissance
1. The Southern Renaissance began during the 14th century while the Northern Renaissance was believed to have started during the 16th century. 2. The Northern Part of Europe is strongly attached to Christianity and the church.he Southern Renaissance began during the 14th century while the Northern Renaissance was believed to have started during the 16th century. 2. The Northern Part of Europe is strongly attached to Christianity and the church.


The Renaissance
The period of European history referred to as the Renaissance was a time of great social and cultural change in Europe. Generally speaking, the Renaissance spanned from the 14th to the 16th centuries, spreading across Europe from its birthplace in Italy.he period of European history referred to as the Renaissance was a time of great social and cultural change in Europe. Generally speaking, the Renaissance spanned from the 14th to the 16th centuries, spreading across Europe from its birthplace in Italy.


How Do Interior Decorators Get Paid?
The median salary reported was $47,620, and the median-earning 50 percent of interior designers made between $35,320 and $65,960 per year. The highest paid 10 percent of interior designers made $86,430 or more each year.As of 2011, over one-third of interior designers working in the United States worked in specialized design services, earning an average of $52,870 per year.ational Income Statistics. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that the roughly 40,950 interior designers working in the United States as of May 2011 earned an average of $25.39 an hour and $52,810 per year.


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National Income Statistics. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that the roughly 40,950 interior designers working in the United States as of May 2011 earned an average of $25.39 an hour and $52,810 per year.ational Income Statistics. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that the roughly 40,950 interior designers working in the United States as of May 2011 earned an average of $25.39 an hour and $52,810 per year.


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65 to 80 $ an hour. Keeping in mind that you only get paid when you have work. An interior designer would most likely make $57,000 a year. An interior designer can make a â¦ n average of between nothing to 600,000 dollars a year.ow much money does an interior designer earn? Answer   about 65 to 80 dollars an hour   Answer   My husband and I are interior kitchen designers and we charge $80.00 per hour for consultation and shopping f â¦ or products. For a floor plan design of three different layouts, we charge $1050.00.


How Do Interior Decorators Get Paid?
As of 2011, interior designers in the Northeast and West enjoyed the highest average salaries in the country. The District of Columbia reported the very highest average income, $76,020. Connecticut ranked second at $67,390, followed by New York at $65,540 and Rhode Island at $62,520.ational Income Statistics. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that the roughly 40,950 interior designers working in the United States as of May 2011 earned an average of $25.39 an hour and $52,810 per year.


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Interior decorators have an average salary of $30,000 per year, according to the New Interior Designing website. The Bestsampleresume.com website reports a higher figure of $38,000 per year. The Bureau of Labor Statistics typically calculates annual wages using 2,080 work hours a year.xperience has an impact on interior decorator salary, as in most professions. Most entry-level interior decorators make $20,000 to $30,000 annually based on 2010 data from New Interior Designing. With four years of experience, pay reaches $40,000 to $45,000.


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Salaries for fashion designers depend on experience, talent and exposure. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics in the US, the average salary for a fashion designer in â¦ 2008 was $61,160. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $32,150, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $124,780.alaries for fashion designers depend on experience, talent and exposure. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics in the US, the average salary for a fashion designer in â¦ 2008 was $61,160. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $32,150, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $124,780.


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An Interior Designer earns an average salary of AU$50,782 per year. Most people with this job move on to other positions after 10 years in this field. A skill in 3D Rendering is associated with high pay for this job. AU$38,781 - AU$71,617.n Interior Designer earns an average salary of AU$50,782 per year. Most people with this job move on to other positions after 10 years in this field. A skill in 3D Rendering is associated with high pay for this job. AU$38,781 - AU$71,617.


Disease Theory of Alcoholism
The formation of AA â Alcoholics Anonymous â in the 1930s and the publication of noted psychiatrist and Director of the Center of Alcohol Studies at Yale Medical School E. M. Jellinekâs famous book defining the concept of alcoholism as a medical disease facilitated moving alcoholism into a different light.s alcoholism is an addiction, it is considered a disease of the brain. The brain has been physically altered by extended exposure to alcohol, causing it to function differently and therefore creating addictive behavior.


Alcoholism Is Not a Disease
Nonetheless, it was Jellinek's Stages of the Alcoholism that led to diagnosing alcoholism as a disease and eventually to the medical acceptance of alcoholism as a disease. Astoundingly, the inception of the disease theory and treatment for substance abuse is based on fraud.n a recent Gallup poll, 90 percent of people surveyed believe that alcoholism is a disease. Most argue that because the American Medical Association (AMA) has proclaimed alcoholism a disease, the idea is without reproach. But, the fact is that the AMA made this determination in the absence of empirical evidence.


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1 JELLINEK PHASES: THE PROGRESSIVE SYMPTOMS OF ALCOHOLISM The behavioral characteristics of the alcoholic are progressive as is the person's tolerance to alcohol and as is the course of the disease itself.ypes of alcoholism: Jellinek's species The pattern described above refers to the stages of alcohol addiction. Jellinek continued his study of alcoholism, focusing on alcohol problems in other countries.


E. Morton Jellinek
1 Jellinek, E. M., Phases in the Drinking History of Alcoholics: Analysis of a Survey Conducted by the Official Organ of Alcoholics Anonymous, Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol, Vol.7, (1946), pp. 2  1â88. 3  Jellinek, E. M., The Disease Concept of Alcoholism, Hillhouse, (New Haven), 1960.uring the 1920s, he conducted research in Sierra Leone and at Tela, Honduras. In the 1930s he returned to the U.S.A. and worked at the Worcester State Hospital, Worcester, Massachusetts, from whence he was commissioned to conduct a study for the Research Council on Problems of Alcohol.


ALCOHOLISM: A DISEASE
ALCOHOLISM: A DISEASE. In 1956 the American Medical Association decided that alcoholism is a disease, however more than 30 years later this is still debated in certain circles.Besides the medical opinion, there are many others (e.g., legal, sociological, religious) which derive from any number of social pressures.LCOHOLISM: A DISEASE. In 1956 the American Medical Association decided that alcoholism is a disease, however more than 30 years later this is still debated in certain circles.


Disease Theory of Alcoholism
The NIAAA defines an alcohol use disorder, or AUD, as a diagnosable medical condition in which an individualâs alcohol consumption causes harm or distress. The AUD most are familiar with is alcoholism.Symptoms of alcoholism include: 1  Physical craving or urge to drink.s alcoholism is an addiction, it is considered a disease of the brain. The brain has been physically altered by extended exposure to alcohol, causing it to function differently and therefore creating addictive behavior.


Alcoholism Is Not a Disease
For example, the AMA's definition of alcoholism is: Alcoholism is an illness characterized by preoccupation with alcohol and loss of control over its consumption, such as to lead usually to intoxication if drinking; by chronicity, by progression and by a tendency toward relapse.n a recent Gallup poll, 90 percent of people surveyed believe that alcoholism is a disease. Most argue that because the American Medical Association (AMA) has proclaimed alcoholism a disease, the idea is without reproach. But, the fact is that the AMA made this determination in the absence of empirical evidence.


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Dr. E.M. Jellinek, a native of Brooklyn, NY is recognized as one of the premier researchers in the field of alcoholism.He was one of the strongest proponents of alcoholism as a disease.r. E.M. Jellinek, a native of Brooklyn, NY is recognized as one of the premier researchers in the field of alcoholism.


Disease Theory The seven major components of AA's disease
self-proving definition: the disease of alcoholism. By defining alcoholism as a disease and attaching each of the elements of the disease theory to that definition, it proves itself. Just like the basic assumptions about witchcraft proved to almost everyoneâs satisfaction the existence of witchcraft in the Middle Ages.elf-proving definition: the disease of alcoholism. By defining alcoholism as a disease and attaching each of the elements of the disease theory to that definition, it proves itself. Just like the basic assumptions about witchcraft proved to almost everyoneâs satisfaction the existence of witchcraft in the Middle Ages.


E. Morton Jellinek
He was fluent in nine languages and could communicate in four others. Addiction researcher Griffith Edwards holds that, in his opinion, Jellinek's The Disease Concept of Alcoholism was a work of outstanding scholarship based on a careful consideration of the available evidence.uring the 1920s, he conducted research in Sierra Leone and at Tela, Honduras. In the 1930s he returned to the U.S.A. and worked at the Worcester State Hospital, Worcester, Massachusetts, from whence he was commissioned to conduct a study for the Research Council on Problems of Alcohol.


About LeTourneau University
About LeTourneau University. LeTourneau University is a Christ-centered, interdenominational institute of higher learning offering more than 85 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in arts and sciences, aviation, business & technology, education, engineering, nursing, psychology & counseling and theology & vocation.


Quick Facts
LeTourneau University is named for our founder, Mr. R.G. LeTourneau. While flying over the area in 1946 to select a manufacturing site, Mrs. LeTourneau saw the sprawling complex of a vacated Army hospital consisting of over two hundred frame buildings.


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Here you'll receive information about the college and information on their Softball program like who to make contact with about recruitment, names of past alumni, what scholarship opportunities can be had and ways to begin the recruiting process. LeTourneau University Softball Program Recruiting and Coaching Staff. If you're looking to get recruited it's important to know who to talk to - and NCSA has got the details you need. The Head of the LeTourneau University Softball program is Kate Bell-Keierleber. Additional essential staff include:


Overview
LeTourneau University is a private institution that was founded in 1946. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 2,286, its setting is city, and the campus size is 162 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. LeTourneau University's ranking in the 2017 edition of Best Colleges is Regional Universities West, 27. Its tuition and fees are $28,480 (2016-17).


Academic Policies and Requirements for Graduate Students
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) LeTourneau University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, baccalaureate, and masters degrees.


Overview
LeTourneau University also offers campus safety and security services like 24-hour foot and vehicle patrols, late night transport/escort service, lighted pathways/sidewalks, student patrols, controlled dormitory access (key, security card, etc). Of the students at LeTourneau University, 70 percent have cars on campus.


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LETU is pleased to announce the launch of the Passage Institute for Youth and Theology - a new initiative that takes high school students on a yearlong journey of discipleship and discerning God's call for their life.


Toccoa Steel Houses
Subject: Toccoa Steel Houses. Description: Photo of steel house located in Toccoa, Georgia built by R. G. LeTourneau, Inc., Mrs. R. G. (Evelyn) LeTourneau standing outside one of the steel houses. R. G. LeTourneau, Inc., Photographers.


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Campus Services. LeTourneau University offers a number of student services, including nonremedial tutoring, placement service, health service, health insurance.


LeTourneau University
Summer and Fall 2017 registration will be open beginning March 27, 2017. You can begin working through your Enrollment Checklist beginning the week of March 6th so that when registration is open you will be able to course select and complete confirmation. Confirmation Deadline for Fall 2017 is August 1, 2017.


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Below is an example of the CREATE statement for an indexed view, MyView, and its underlying table, MyBigTable. The table is first created, then the view that references two of the tables three columns, and finally the unique clustered index on the view making it an indexed view.here to Use Them. Indexed views have both a benefit and a cost. The cost of an indexed view is on the maintenance of the clustered index (and any non-clustered indexes you may choose to add). One must weigh the cost to maintain the index against the benefit of query optimization provided by the index.


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Views allow you to create a virtual table by defining a query against one or more tables. With a standard view, the result is not stored in the database. Instead, the result set is determined at the time a query utilizing that view is executed. Creating a unique clustered index on a view changes it to an indexed view.here to Use Them. Indexed views have both a benefit and a cost. The cost of an indexed view is on the maintenance of the clustered index (and any non-clustered indexes you may choose to add). One must weigh the cost to maintain the index against the benefit of query optimization provided by the index.


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Where to Use Them. Indexed views have both a benefit and a cost. The cost of an indexed view is on the maintenance of the clustered index (and any non-clustered indexes you may choose to add). One must weigh the cost to maintain the index against the benefit of query optimization provided by the index.here to Use Them. Indexed views have both a benefit and a cost. The cost of an indexed view is on the maintenance of the clustered index (and any non-clustered indexes you may choose to add). One must weigh the cost to maintain the index against the benefit of query optimization provided by the index.


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SQL Server: Create index on view. up vote 1 down vote favorite. I created view on table and I'd like to create index on this view. When I created index only on view my query doesn't use index but when I create index on table and next the same index on view, query use index.My view is creating new column based on other column with the same table which is based my view so I can't create index on table because i can't modify this table.QL Server: Create index on view. up vote 1 down vote favorite. I created view on table and I'd like to create index on this view. When I created index only on view my query doesn't use index but when I create index on table and next the same index on view, query use index.


Creating Indexed Views
Requirements for the CREATE INDEX Statement. The first index created on a view must be a unique clustered index. After the unique clustered index has been created, you can create additional nonclustered indexes. The naming conventions for indexes on views are the same as for indexes on tables.The only difference is that the table name is replaced with a view name. For more information, see CREATE INDEX (Transact-SQL) .equirements for the CREATE INDEX Statement. The first index created on a view must be a unique clustered index. After the unique clustered index has been created, you can create additional nonclustered indexes. The naming conventions for indexes on views are the same as for indexes on tables.


Create Indexed Views
The user that executes CREATE INDEX must be the owner of the view. When you create the index, the IGNORE_DUP_KEY option must be set to OFF (the default setting). Tables must be referenced by two-part names, schema. tablename in the view definition.n Object Explorer, connect to an instance of Database Engine. On the Standard bar, click New Query. Copy and paste the following example into the query window and click Execute. The example creates a view and an index on that view.


Improving Performance with SQL Server 2005 Indexed Views
With SQL Server 2000, the functionality of SQL Server views was expanded to provide system performance benefits. It is possible to create a unique clustered index on a view, as well as nonclustered indexes, to improve data access performance on the most complex queries.or example, suppose there is an indexed view View1 in the database. In the following query, View1 is expanded based on its logical definition (its CREATE VIEW statement), and then the EXPAND VIEWS option prevents the indexed view for View1 from being used in the plan to solve the query.


SQL Server Indexed Views: The Basics
Indexed views can be a powerful tool, but they are not a 'free lunch' and we need to use them with care. Once we create an indexed view, every time we modify data in the underlying tables then not only must SQL Server maintain the index entries on those tables, but also the index entries on the view.This can affect write performance. In addition, they also have the potential to cause other issues.nce we create an indexed view, every time we modify data in the underlying tables then not only must SQL Server maintain the index entries on those tables, but also the index entries on the view. This can affect write performance. In addition, they also have the potential to cause other issues.


Create Indexed Views
To create an indexed view. In Object Explorer, connect to an instance of Database Engine. On the Standard bar, click New Query. Copy and paste the following example into the query window and click Execute.The example creates a view and an index on that view. Two queries are included that use the indexed view.n Object Explorer, connect to an instance of Database Engine. On the Standard bar, click New Query. Copy and paste the following example into the query window and click Execute. The example creates a view and an index on that view.


See performance gains by using indexed views in SQL Server
In SQL Server 2000 and 2005, you have the ability to add indexes to views. But, if a view is just a stored query definition in the database with no data of its own until it is run, how can you create an index on that definition? Well, it's tricky.n SQL Server 2000 and 2005, you have the ability to add indexes to views. But, if a view is just a stored query definition in the database with no data of its own until it is run, how can you create an index on that definition? Well, it's tricky.


Combat service support (United States)
Combat service support is a topic that is, broadly speaking, a subset of military logistics. However, combat service support is often more limited in depth, as the related groups primarily address factors supporting readiness for combat operations.


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The author served with the 344th Combat Support Hospital when it was based at the infamous Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq in the aftermath of the eruption of the torture and abuse scandal.


Combat support
Combat support should not be confused with combat service support, which are units which primarily provide logistical support by providing supply, maintenance, transportation, health services, and other services required by the soldiers of combat units to continue their missions in combat.


Combat Support
Combat Support. Land warfare is the mission of the U.S. Army, and army forces are divided into three categories according to their function on the battlefield: combat, combat support, and combat service support.


Combat support
(January 2008) In the United States Army, the term combat support refers to units that provide fire support and operational assistance to combat elements. Combat support units provide specialized support functions to combat units in the areas of chemical warfare, combat engineering, intelligence, security, and communications.


Combat service support (United States)
United States Army. In the United States Army, the term combat service support was until 2008 defined as the essential capabilities, functions, activities, and tasks necessary to sustain all elements of operating forces in theater at all levels of war.


Combat Support
The Combat Service Support Mission. According to the official armed forces definition, combat service support covers âthe essential logistic functions, activities, and tasks necessary to sustain all elements of operating forces in an area of operations.


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The Desert Ducks of Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 2 Det 2 passed the mission of combat logistics in the Naval Forces Central Command area of responsibility to the Desert Hawks of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 26 on 14 September.


Military
The Army groups its force structure into three general categories: combat, combat support (CS), and combat service support (CSS). Each category incorporates diverse capabilities of varying degrees of lethality, deployability, sustainability, and survivability. There are more than 400 types of Army units.


Military
Combat branches of the US Army include Air Defense Artillery, Armor, Aviation, Engineers, Field Artillery, Infantry, and Special Forces (SOF). Figure A-1 lists some types of units that deploy to support operations. The Army classifies combat arms units as heavy, light, or special operations forces.


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Running outcomes following an intensive exercise program in those with brain injury. First, as hypothesized, the functional impairment as measured by ADLs and IADLS did not influence SRH for the disability group, although it was a strong predictor of SRH for those without a disability. Differences in predictors of self-rated health among people with and without a disability.


Activities & Instrumental Activities of Daily Living - Definitions, Importance and Assessments
1 What are the Activities of Daily Living. 2  What are the Instrumental Activities of Daily Living. 3  Why are the ADLs and IADLs Important. 4  Activities of Daily Living Checklist. 5  Other ADL and IADL Scales.  Getting ADL Assessments.


Instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) 1 definitions
Instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) Instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) means those activities needed to support independent living, such as housekeeping, food preparation, use of the telephone, doing laundry, using public transportation, taking medicine, handling finances, shopping, mobility, and home maintenance. -15.9. Graduate School.


What to Know About ADLs and IADLS
ADL is medical shorthand for Activities of Daily Living.. Learning this shorthand and what it entails can help you advocate that your basic needs are addressed in a medical situation. ADLs are the essential tasks that each person needs to perform, on a regular basis, for basic survival and well-being. The term helps health care professionals quickly communicate the level of assistance an individual might need or how their health is impacting their day-to-day life.


What to Know About ADLs and IADLS
Don't worry, there is an extension to the list. Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLS) refer to activities that support daily life and are oriented toward interacting with your environment. IALDs are typically more complex than ADLs. They are important components of home and community life, but can be easily delegated to another person.


ADLâs and IADLâs: Whatâs the Difference?
In an earlier post I was not as accurate as I should have been about activities of daily living. The functional tasks in the daily lives of older seniors are divided into two parts, activities of daily living (ADLâs) and instrumental activities of daily living (IADLâs).


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Individuals are often discharged from physical therapy once they are independent in ADLs and IADLS without the opportunity to work on higher-level tasks necessary to resume participation in sporting and recreational activities.


ADLâs and IADLâs: Whatâs the Difference?
Activities of daily living include are the tasks that are required to get going in the morning, get from place to place using oneâs body, and then close out the day in the evening. They involve caring for and moving the body. 1  walking. 2  bathing.  dressing.


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The average adult bearded dragon gets 18 inches long (1 1/2 feet) . There are different species of bearded dragon that can get up to 24 inches (2 feet).   I have 5 adult dr â¦ agons. The smallest is about 14 inches, the largest is about 22 inches.


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All lengths are measured from tip to tip and ranked in size descending order for a full grown Bearded Dragon: 1  Pogona Vitticeps (Central) : 60cm/ 24 inches. 2  Pogona Barbata (Eastern) : 60cm/ 24 inches. 3  Pogona Minor Mitchelli (Mitchells) : 45cm/ 18 inches.


Bearded Dragon Information & Facts
The bearded dragon's scientific name is Pogona Vitticeps and they are medium sized lizards which are generally 12-24 inches in length from their head to the tip of their tail.


How big do bearded dragons grow?
around 6 inches more but many healthy bearded dragons only grow to be 1ft so don't be worried if he does not grow to be 2ft. As a bearded dragon ages and is nearing his full size their really is no need for it to shed very often.


How big do bearded dragons grow?
How big is a bearded dragon beard? Adult bearded dragons are a average of 15 to 24 inches in length, while hatchlings are between 3 to 4 inches at birth.


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The average adult bearded dragon gets 18 inches long (1 1/2 feet) . There are different species of bearded dragon that can get up to 24 inches (2 feet).


How big do bearded dragons get?
The average adult bearded dragon gets 18 inches long (1 1/2 feet) . There are different species of bearded dragon that can get up to 24 inches (2 feet).   I have 5 adult dr â¦ agons.


How big do bearded dragons get?
Bearded Dragons   Eastern Bearded Dragons (the most common type of bearded dragon) can grow to 55cm total length. Western Bearded Dragon - 40cm. Nullabor Bearded Dragon â¦ - 34cm Black Soil Bearded Dragon - 25cm.


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The length/ size of a Bearded Dragon depends on a few things; the species, the environment and their diet/ health. Typically the male will grow larger than the female. You can measure them in 2 ways, either by body length or from tip of the tail to the tip of their mouth â as done below.


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Choosing Food from Different Food Groups. 1  1. Make half your plate consist of vegetables and fruits. Choose whole fruits and vegetables to consist of one half of any balanced meal. 2  2. Aim for whole grains. Make about a quarter of any balanced meal consist of grains, with at least half of those grains being whole rather than refined.


Top 10 Inflammatory Foods to Avoid Like the Plague
It ensures the bodyâs immunity, physical and mental development, and increased productivity. In the next few pages, we shall see what the ingredients of a balanced diet (complete food) are, what they do to the body, and which foods contain them. These are carbohydrates, vitamins, proteins, fats, minerals and water.


What is a balanced diet?
A balanced diet that is made up of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals. Vitamins and minerals come from a range of foods within the three food groups mentioned.


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A balanced diet. The table below summarises the three main nutrients in food, what they are made from, and why they are needed. The main nutrients in food. Proteins are also used as an 'emergency' energy source if the diet has insufficient carbohydrates and fats in it.


What is a balanced diet?
A balanced diet that is made up of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals. It's recommended our total daily calorie intake should comprise of: Fat - 30-35%. Protein - 15%.


What is a balanced diet?
A balanced diet is one that gives your body the nutrients it needs to function correctly. In order to get the proper nutrition from your diet, you should obtain the majority of your daily calories from: fresh fruits. fresh vegetables. whole grains. legumes. nuts. lean proteins.


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a diet consisting of the proper quantities and proportions of foods needed to maintain health or growth. Origin of balanced diet. 1935-1940. First recorded in 1935-40.


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The short answer is âa balanced diet,â which means foods that are high in protein and low in carbohydrates and fat. 5 Metabolism Myths Debunked Sarah Whitman-Salkin August 24, 2009.


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The table below summarises the three main nutrients in food, what they are made from, and why they are needed. Proteins are also used as an 'emergency' energy source if the diet has insufficient carbohydrates and fats in it. A balanced diet will also include nutrients that do not provide energy, such as: minerals, like iron, to make haemoglobin. vitamins, such as vitamin C, which prevents a disease called scurvy.


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The average teacher salary in Blount County School District is $41,039. To learn how to become a teacher in the Blount County School District, read our how to become a teacher in Tennessee article. For average salary information, read our average teacher salary in Tennessee article. Staff: 1,538.


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Maryville, TN average salary is $59,482, median salary is $52,000 with a salary range from $29,890 to $149,311. Maryville, TN salaries are collected from government agencies and companies. Each salary is associated with a real job position. Maryville, TN salary statistics is not exclusive and is for reference only.


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Certified Salary Schedule 2016-2017 (takes effect August 1, 2016) Classified Salary Schedule 2016-2017. Salary Schedule 2015-2016. Salary Schedule 2014-2015. November 2013 Salary Schedule.


Blount County Salary Schedule
BLOUNT COUNTY Salary Schedule for 2013-2014 Step BA MA MA+30 EdS Dr MA+45 1 33,900 37,290 40,680 42,040 44,070 2 34,580 37,970 41,700 43,060 45,090 3 35,260 38,650 42,720 44,070 46,110 4 35,940 39,670 43,740 45,090 47,130 5 36,620 40,680 44,750 46,110 48,140 6 37,290 41,455 45,570 46,940 49,160 7 38,606 42,896 46,610 48,040 50,360 8 38,855 43,255 ...


Salary Schedules
Search form. Salary Schedules. (Data shown is the most current data available for each school district.) To get a copy of previous years' contact Shannon Bain.


Average Teacher Salary in Mcminn County School District
The average teacher salary in Monroe County School District is $42,110. To learn how to become a teacher in the Monroe County School District, read our how to become a teacher in Tennessee article. For average salary information, read our average teacher salary in Tennessee article.


Average Teacher Salary in Mcminn County School District
Average Teacher Salary in Monroe County School District. The average teacher salary in Monroe County School District is $42,110. How to Become a Teacher in Monroe County School District. To learn how to become a teacher in the Monroe County School District, read our how to become a teacher in Tennessee article.


Neurontin Dosage
As is always the case, do not adjust your dosage unless your healthcare provider specifically instructs you to do so. The recommended starting dosage of Neurontin for controlling partial seizures in adults and adolescents over 12 years old is Neurontin 300 mg three times daily.If necessary, your healthcare provider may increase your dose, up to a maximum of 800 mg three times daily, until your seizures are under control.he recommended starting dosage of Neurontin for controlling partial seizures in adults and adolescents over 12 years old is Neurontin 300 mg three times daily.


Gabapentin Dosage
Treatment of Epilepsy. The recommended initial dosage of Gabapentin (Neurontin) for adults being treated for epilepsy is 300 mg taken once up to three times a day. The usual maintenance dose is 900 mg per day given in 3 divided doses.If necessary, the maintenance dose may be increased up to the maximum daily dose of 1,800 mg, until the condition is under control. Children (aged 3 to 12 years old) should be given individualized dosage of gabapentin based on childâs body weight.our gabapentin dosage depends on several of factors that include your age and weight, the medical condition being treated, other medications currently taken, and other underlying medical conditions. The following information provides only the average dosage as indicated by the manufacturer.


HIGHLIGHTS OF PRESCRIBING INFORMATION
In adults with postherpetic neuralgia, NEURONTIN therapy may be initiated on Day 1 as a single 300 mg dose, on Day 2 as 600 mg/day (300 mg two times a day), and on Day 3 as 900 mg/day (300 mg three times a day).he effective dose of NEURONTIN in patients 3 to 4 years of age is 40 mg/kg/day, given in three divided doses. The effective dose of NEURONTIN in patients 5 to 11 years of age is 25 mg/kg/day to 35 mg/kg/day, given in three divided doses.


What is the Standard Neurontin&Reg; Dosage?
Ad. In the treatment of epilepsy or seizures, standard NeurontinÂ® dosage may be begin with 900 milligrams a day, usually split into three daily doses. This would be the first recommendation for anyone 12 years old or older.The dose may be doubled as needed, and go up to 1,800 milligrams a day.d. In the treatment of epilepsy or seizures, standard NeurontinÂ® dosage may be begin with 900 milligrams a day, usually split into three daily doses. This would be the first recommendation for anyone 12 years old or older.


Treatment of Neuropathic Pain
A recent crossover design study compared nortriptyline (maximum dose of 100 mg daily), gabapentin (maximum dose of 3600 mg daily), and a combination of both in 56 patients with painful diabetic neuropathy or PHN.Participants received each treatment for 6 weeks followed by a one week taper and a one-week washout phase. recent crossover design study compared nortriptyline (maximum dose of 100 mg daily), gabapentin (maximum dose of 3600 mg daily), and a combination of both in 56 patients with painful diabetic neuropathy or PHN.


Neurontin dosage maximum
I am really concerned that your doctor is confusing the maximum dosage for lyrica with the dosage for gabapentin (neurontin). Consistently, lyrica is not recommended in doses over 600 mg.gabapentin on the other hand can be OK at four-figure amount s.eurontin-well I was up to 3600mg/ day, the dose, and it never ever made me sleepy. Others here have reported problems at only 100 - 300mg/ day. I'm now ex per imenting with Lyrica; coming of f the Neurontin slowly and going up on the Lyrica.


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Gabapentin Dosage. Gabapentin comes in capsule form, as a regular or extended-release tablet, and as a liquid. A typical adult dose for postherpetic neuralgia usually starts at 300 milligrams (mg), and your doctor may increase the dose to up to 1,800 mg a day.o not change the dose or stop taking gabapentin without speaking with your doctor first. The maximum dose for pain is 1800 mg. Gabapentin is a medication that needs to be slowly titrated up and down, under a doctor's care.


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Tweet. Don't remove a battery lead unless you know the radio code. If you are going to leave your car unused for a while there are a few simple things you can do to make sure that it will be in good condition and ready to use when you get back. What you will need to do depends on how long the vehicle will be left.weet. Don't remove a battery lead unless you know the radio code. If you are going to leave your car unused for a while there are a few simple things you can do to make sure that it will be in good condition and ready to use when you get back. What you will need to do depends on how long the vehicle will be left.


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If you are going to leave your car unused for a while there are a few simple things you can do to make sure that it will be in good condition and ready to use when you get back.What you will need to do depends on how long the vehicle will be left.weet. Don't remove a battery lead unless you know the radio code. If you are going to leave your car unused for a while there are a few simple things you can do to make sure that it will be in good condition and ready to use when you get back. What you will need to do depends on how long the vehicle will be left.


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Science is not just a subject, it's a philosophy for life. A car will sit a while before a battery goes dead but the length of time is very dependent on the battery's condition and the weather. It can sit indefinitely if it is properly put away.Top up with oil, drain the gas tank and keep the car out of the weather. Check the battery regularly. Answer   If the vehicle is being stored away and not driven then you don't need to carry insurance. But it might be a good idea to carry just theft and fire if the â¦ vehicle is worth anything. You should also check with your individual state regulations just to be sure. 1 person found this useful.


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We've broken it down to 'up to a month', 'one to three months', and 'more than three months'. Remember that, since the introduction of Continuous Insurance Enforcement (CIE) in 2011, your car must remain insured while not being used unless you make a Statutory Off Road Notification (SORN) .weet. Don't remove a battery lead unless you know the radio code. If you are going to leave your car unused for a while there are a few simple things you can do to make sure that it will be in good condition and ready to use when you get back. What you will need to do depends on how long the vehicle will be left.


How long can a car battery last without using the car?
Best Answer: It all depends on the weather conditions. A car battery will lose approximately 1% charge every 1 to 2 days. It can go below 50% charge in 60 to 120 days.Faster if the battery is older. want to know how long can the battery last if the car is not being turned on or rather if the car is not being used at home. Update: mad jack: Very detailed and thought out answer, best answers will most likely go to you if there is no better answers than yours.


How long can you let your car sit before something gets damaged?
1. Probably the easiest way to store a car is to not store it at all. If you think you can drive your car (not idle it in the garage) at least once every 4 weeks for a minimum of 30 minutes at a time, then you and your car are better off without the deep storage routine.But for those who live in really severe winter climes, those with two homes etc., storage is the only option.t all depends on the condition of the car and whats in it. If you're not going to be driving it much, unhook the battery so it wont die. If its going to be sitting for more than a month, drain all the fluids. You should be fine after that.


How long can a car battery last without using the car?
My car is 3-4 months old and mileage is about 5,000 km. I want to know how long can the battery last if the car is not being turned on or rather if the car is not being used at home.Update: mad jack: Very detailed and thought out answer, best answers will most likely go to you if there is no better answers than yours. want to know how long can the battery last if the car is not being turned on or rather if the car is not being used at home. Update: mad jack: Very detailed and thought out answer, best answers will most likely go to you if there is no better answers than yours.


Kia Headquarters Information
Unless the car was a mid season delivery,,such as a 2008 1/2 model,,there is a good possibility that the car has been sitting on the dealers lot for 12 months,,,as we are in the 10th month of the year now.owever, in the real world, dealers seldom charge batteries as often as they should. As a result, if you buy a car that has sat on the lot for a long time, the battery will probably be compromised, and will not last long after you get it. I would demand that a new battery be installed, before I would buy such a car.


What will happen to a car if its not being driven?
Not washing a car for a long time can be bad for the paint. Also, the battery might run out of power, in which case you will have to recharge your car before you can drive it again by jump starting it and driving it around for a while. Other then that, I think it should be fine. mfisker Â· 6 years ago. Thumbs up.how more There is a car sitting in my grandmother's driveway and has been for about a year since my grandfather died. She wants to keep it there to ward off criminals, she isn't and can't drive it. If she gives it up, i will get the car.


How often do I need to use my car to prevent battery death?
If youâre not going to be driving that often, just idling the car will do your battery more harm than good, Brown-Harrison says. âStarting the engine draws 100 to 130 amps, and idling the car for 15 minutes might put back three or four amps,â Brown-Harrison says.f the car is going to be stored and wonât be used at all for a few months, you could disconnect the battery negative cable, says Stephen Leroux, professor at Centennial College in Toronto. That will stop the carâs electrical system from drawing power from the battery.


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Enliteâ¢ glucose sensor can be stored at temperatures ranging between 2Ë and 30ËCelsius (36Ë to 86Ë Fahrenheit) without the need for cooling. To identify these glucose sensors, look for a temperature graphic on the outside of the individual glucose sensor package, or on the side of the glucose sensor box.


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Using glucose sensors does not replace the need for fingerstick measurements. You still need to use your blood glucose meter to confirm a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) reading before treating or to calibrate the CGM system.


Continuous Glucose Monitoring
The CGM transmitter is a small, lightweight device that attaches to the glucose sensor, gathers your glucose data, and sends it wirelessly to the glucose monitor unit. The Medtronic transmitter is waterproof and can be worn while swimming, bathing, or showering without worries.


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To initialise a glucose sensor, you need to enter a meter reading to give the system a starting point. You will then need to enter at least 2 meter readings a day â once every 12 hours. This aligns the glucose sensor with the meter so that CGM readings are representative of your blood glucose (BG) level.


Continuous Glucose Monitoring
1 The most common place to wear a glucose sensor is in the abdomen.  The glucose sensor is easily inserted under the skin using an insertion device. A sensor is placed into the insertion device, and with a push of a button the glucose sensor is inserted quickly and easily.


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Each glucose sensor can be worn for up to 6 days at a time. Glucose sensors have a 6 month expiration date from the time they are manufactured. The expiration date is on the outside of the glucose sensor box and on each individual glucose sensor package.


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Calibration is only necessary when you are using the CGM function of your insulin pump. The MiniMed 640G insulin pump must be calibrated a minimum of twice a day (once every 12 hours) by entering a fingerstick value into the insulin pump.


Continuous Glucose Monitoring
It is recommended that you calibrate CGM systems with fingersticks 3â4 times per day for optimal glucose sensor accuracy. CGM does require at least 1 fingerstick blood glucose reading every 12 hours to calibrate the CGM sensor.


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Enlite sensor use term. The prior Medtronic GCM sensors could be used up to about 18 days with good accuracy. I have the new 530g with the enlite sensor. I would be interested in how long they can be reset by simply using the new sensor start, reusing the glucose sensor. The instructions say they are good for 6 days. I have used the same sensor now for up to 10 days, though the accuracy seems to suffer after day 9.


Continuous Glucose Monitoring
CGM systems usually consist of a glucose sensor, a transmitter, and a small external monitor to view your glucose levels. MiniMed insulin pumps have built-in CGM so the information can be conveniently seen on your pump screen. The CGM monitor or insulin pump is small, discreet, and easy-to-wear. It can be attached to your belt, hidden in your pocket, or placed under your clothing. This component will show your current glucose levels and your historical glucose trends.


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1 You may not rely on the continued availability of the Rewards Program, an award, or any term of the Rewards Program or a reward. 2  The decision of U.S. Cellular is final and binding in all matters relating to the Rewards Program, including but not limited to the award or removal of Reward Points to an account owner.


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You must establish an account through My Account in order to redeem Reward Points. You must register through the U.S. Cellular My Account system at www.uscellular.com/myaccount no later than August 30, 2015 in order to redeem your Reward Points through September 1, 2015.


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If you are on your My Account page, you may click on the Rewards link to check your Reward Point balance, view your monthly Reward Point transactions, browse the exclusive online Rewards catalog, and redeem your Reward Points for products and services.


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For example, Reward Points cannot be redeemed if your account is past due or involuntarily suspended. You may not redeem Reward Points through any process not identified on the Rewards website, and you may not apply Reward Points to any purchases you previously made through another method.


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U.S. Cellular announced yesterday that it is launching a new customer loyalty program called the Belief Project. The program, which is one of the first of its kind in the wireless industry, puts an end to many common carrier practices like forcing customers to sign a new contract if they buy a discounted phone.


U.S. Cellular Rewards Program & How to Earn Faster Phone Upgrades
1 Registering is easy and you will start to earn points every month to use for a variety of rewards. 2  In addition to earning points by simply being a U.S Cellular customer on a rewards-eligible plan, you can also earn points by attending device workshops or by referring a friend.


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tumblr. U.S. Cellular announced yesterday that it is launching a new customer loyalty program called the Belief Project. The program, which is one of the first of its kind in the wireless industry, puts an end to many common carrier practices like forcing customers to sign a new contract if they buy a discounted phone.


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You may not redeem Reward Points through any process not identified on the Rewards website, and you may not apply Reward Points to any purchases you previously made through another method. You will be able to redeem until 11:59 PM CST September 1, 2015.


U.S. Cellular to shut down 'Rewards' program for customers on Sept. 1
The program, called Plenti and powered by American Express, will let customers earn and redeem points at any of the merchants in the coalition. The Plenti program is going to formally roll out nationwide in May and will be free to join. Verizon Wireless also offers a rewards program.


U.S. Cellular to shut down 'Rewards' program for customers on Sept. 1
The program, called Plenti and powered by American Express, will let customers earn and redeem points at any of the merchants in the coalition. The Plenti program is going to formally roll out nationwide in May and will be free to join.


Antiviral Tamiflu is FDA-Approved for People 2 Weeks of Age and Older
Tamiflu is a prescription medicine used to treat the flu (influenza) in people 2 weeks of age and older who have had flu symptoms for no more than 2 days.Tamiflu can also reduce the chance of getting the flu in people 1 year and older.Tamiflu does not prevent bacterial infections that may happen with the flu. Tamiflu is not a substitute for an annual flu vaccination. Do not take Tamiflu if you are allergic to oseltamivir phosphate or any of the ingredients in Tamiflu.amiflu does not prevent bacterial infections that may happen with the flu. Tamiflu is not a substitute for an annual flu vaccination. Do not take Tamiflu if you are allergic to oseltamivir phosphate or any of the ingredients in Tamiflu.


Tamiflu Uses
The drug may also help prevent the spread of flu to others. Tamiflu is licensed to treat the flu in adults and children as young as two weeks of age. Prevention of Influenza. Tamiflu is also used to decrease the chances of developing symptoms of the flu in the first place.It can be used for flu prevention in adults, as well as in children 1 year of age and older.reatment of Influenza. Tamiflu is effective against the two most common influenza viruses -- Influenza A and Influenza B. The 2009 H1N1 strain is an Influenza A virus, and Tamiflu is expected to be effective against H1N1 influenza.


Tamiflu: Consumer Questions and Answers
Tamiflu is used to treat people 2 weeks of age and older who have the flu (influenza A and B viruses). Tamiflu is also sometimes used for prevention (prophylaxis) of the flu in people 1 year of age and older, but it is not a substitute for getting the flu vaccine. Q.t works by attacking the flu virus to keep it from multiplying in your body and by reducing the symptoms of the flu. Tamiflu can sometimes keep you from getting the flu if you take it before you get sick.


Tamiflu Uses
Tamiflu may be recommended as a preventive measure if a person has been in close contact with someone who has the flu or if a community outbreak of flu occurs. Tamiflu should not be used in place of early vaccination with the flu vaccine.reatment of Influenza. Tamiflu is effective against the two most common influenza viruses -- Influenza A and Influenza B. The 2009 H1N1 strain is an Influenza A virus, and Tamiflu is expected to be effective against H1N1 influenza.


Tamiflu: Consumer Questions and Answers
It works by attacking the flu virus to keep it from multiplying in your body and by reducing the symptoms of the flu. Tamiflu can sometimes keep you from getting the flu if you take it before you get sick.The term flu refers to illness caused by the influenza virus. The flu is a respiratory infection that can cause symptoms such as fever, chills, aches and pains, cough, and sore throat.t works by attacking the flu virus to keep it from multiplying in your body and by reducing the symptoms of the flu. Tamiflu can sometimes keep you from getting the flu if you take it before you get sick.


Tamiflu: Consumer Questions and Answers
A. No. The number of times a day (frequency) and the number of days (duration) that you take Tamiflu are different for treatment and prevention of the flu. Your healthcare provider will tell you how to take Tamiflu.t works by attacking the flu virus to keep it from multiplying in your body and by reducing the symptoms of the flu. Tamiflu can sometimes keep you from getting the flu if you take it before you get sick.


Tamiflu - Can You Take Tamiflu As A Preventative Measure Before Flu Infection?
In case they are taking it as a preventive measure then it is prescribed for them to take this medicine every alternate day. The suspension of Tamiflu is given to children under the age of twelve years.edication schedule. But if you are taking this medicine in the mornings then you should continue to take this tablet only in the mornings, if in the evenings, then only in the evenings. Taking the tablet one day in the morning and the next day in the evening will reduce the effects of the tablet.


Tamiflu - Can You Take Tamiflu As A Preventative Measure Before Flu Infection?
For the medicine to be beneficial for you, you should start this medication within two days / forty eight hours of the symptoms showing up. You should take this medication twice a day; once in the morning and once in the evening. This is generally prescribed for a course of five days.Do not discontinue the course in any case. As a preventive measure you should take this medicine once a day.edication schedule. But if you are taking this medicine in the mornings then you should continue to take this tablet only in the mornings, if in the evenings, then only in the evenings. Taking the tablet one day in the morning and the next day in the evening will reduce the effects of the tablet.


Tamiflu - Can You Take Tamiflu As A Preventative Measure Before Flu Infection?
Medication schedule. But if you are taking this medicine in the mornings then you should continue to take this tablet only in the mornings, if in the evenings, then only in the evenings. Taking the tablet one day in the morning and the next day in the evening will reduce the effects of the tablet.edication schedule. But if you are taking this medicine in the mornings then you should continue to take this tablet only in the mornings, if in the evenings, then only in the evenings. Taking the tablet one day in the morning and the next day in the evening will reduce the effects of the tablet.


Does Tamiflu Work? Questions Continue
Cochrane researchers say there's not enough evidence to prove Tamiflu works. The CDC and the World Health Organization recommend the drug as effective. The FDA and the European Medicines Agency approve Tamiflu for the treatment and prevention of flu.Tamiflu can lessen symptoms and make flu illness one to two days shorter, the CDC says. It can also help prevent flu illness in people who have come into close contact with a flu patient.amiflu can lessen symptoms and make flu illness one to two days shorter, the CDC says. It can also help prevent flu illness in people who have come into close contact with a flu patient.


How Long Does It Take to Pay Off $10,000 of Credit Card Debt?
If you pay $285 a month it will take you four years and nine months to pay it off and cost $6,165 in interest. But drop that rate to 12%, make the same monthly payment, and you'll be out of debt one year and one month earlier and you'll pay only $2,378 in interest.That's a savings of more than $3,700 in interest.very extra dollar you can throw at your balance saves you time and money. Take our $10,000 balance at 15% example. Add an extra $25 a month to the three-year payment amount of $347 (which will make that $372) and you'll shave three months off your repayment period and you'll have saved $213 in interest.


L/C Opening & Amendment
Product & Service. L/C Opening & Amendment. Letter of Credit (L/C) opening is another payment way for international financial trade. After customers (importers/buyers) agree to pay for products with L/C payment, opening L/C with importers as beneficiary is required.


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1 teaspoon of sugar is about 15 calories, and depending on the milk (fat free, 2% fat) about 10 calories. Black tea has little to no calories so about 25 calories in one cup of tea.


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By itself or with sugar, tea contains no fat. Add 1 tablespoon of 2 percent milk and youâll add 8 calories and approximately 1/3 gram of fat. Whole milk will add a couple more calories and an insignificant amount of extra fat.


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  A cup of tea without sugar and without milk will have zero calories. Milk can add 10-50 calories, depending on how much milk is added and whether the milk is skim, 1%, 2 â¦ % or whole. Cream could add more calories, up to 70 depending on variety and quantity.


Calories in Tea With Sugar & Milk
Fats. By itself or with sugar, tea contains no fat. Add 1 tablespoon of 2 percent milk and youâll add 8 calories and approximately 1/3 gram of fat. Whole milk will add a couple more calories and an insignificant amount of extra fat.


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Making the world better, one answer at a time. 1 teaspoon of sugar is about 15 calories, and depending on the milk (fat free, 2% fat) about 10 calories. Black tea has little to no calories so about 25 calories in one cup of tea.


How many calories in black tea with milk and sugar?
Answered by The Community. Making the world better, one answer at a time. 1 teaspoon of sugar is about 15 calories, and depending on the milk (fat free, 2% fat) about 10 calories. Black tea has little to no calories so about 25 calories in one cup of tea.


Calories in Tea - With and Without Milk or Sugar
One fluid ounce of whole milk (which is a lot more than most people put in their tea) has only 18 calories, 9 of which are from fat. Half-and-half has 39 calories per fluid ounce, 30 of which are from fat. Skim milk has 10 calories per fluid ounce, none of which is from fat.


Calories in Tea With Sugar & Milk
Add 1 tablespoon of 2 percent milk and youâll add 8 calories and approximately 1/3 gram of fat. Whole milk will add a couple more calories and an insignificant amount of extra fat. If you make lattes with your tea, using 1 cup of 2 percent milk, youâll add 120 calories and 5 grams of fat.


Calories in Tea - With and Without Milk or Sugar
One fluid ounce of whole milk (which is a lot more than most people put in their tea) has only 18 calories, 9 of which are from fat. Half-and-half has 39 calories per fluid ounce, 30 of which are from fat.


Calories in Tea - With and Without Milk or Sugar
A typical teaspoon of refined (white) sugar amounts to about 4 grams of sugar, which has 15 calories. A typical sugar cube is about 2 grams, which has about 9 calories, and a typical sugar packet, like those served with tea or coffee in some restaurants, has about 3 grams, or 11 calories.


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1 It may be expensive. 2  A typical fill can cost $1,305 or more for 1 carton (1 vial) of Vivitrol 380mg/vial. 3  Patients in need of this drug may find most of the cost paid by an insurance company, government, or non profit organization.his drug is considered a specialty medication, which means: 1  It may be expensive. 2  A typical fill can cost $1,305 or more for 1 carton (1 vial) of Vivitrol 380mg/vial.


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This drug is considered a specialty medication, which means: 1  It may be expensive. 2  A typical fill can cost $1,305 or more for 1 carton (1 vial) of Vivitrol 380mg/vial.3  Patients in need of this drug may find most of the cost paid by an insurance company, government, or non profit organization.his drug is considered a specialty medication, which means: 1  It may be expensive. 2  A typical fill can cost $1,305 or more for 1 carton (1 vial) of Vivitrol 380mg/vial.


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Specialty medication. This drug is considered a specialty medication, which means: 1  It may be expensive. 2  A typical fill can cost $1,305 or more for 1 carton (1 vial) of Vivitrol 380mg/vial. 3  Patients in need of this drug may find most of the cost paid by an insurance company, government, or non profit organization.his drug is considered a specialty medication, which means: 1  It may be expensive. 2  A typical fill can cost $1,305 or more for 1 carton (1 vial) of Vivitrol 380mg/vial.


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1 A typical fill can cost $1,305 or more for 1 carton (1 vial) of Vivitrol 380mg/vial. 2  Patients in need of this drug may find most of the cost paid by an insurance company, government, or non profit organization.his drug is considered a specialty medication, which means: 1  It may be expensive. 2  A typical fill can cost $1,305 or more for 1 carton (1 vial) of Vivitrol 380mg/vial.


What Is Naltrexone (Vivitrol)?
Oral Naltrexone: If it's taken at home, the drug is usually taken once a day with or without food. If it's taken at a treatment center, naltrexone can be administered once a day, once every other day, once every third day, or once every day. The typical dose of naltrexone is 50 milligrams (mg) a day.If it's given in a clinic setting, your health care provider may put you on a higher dose (up to 150 mg) to be taken on different days. You can take this medicine with or without food.19 Reviews. Naltrexone is the generic form of the brand-name drug Vivitrol, which is used to prevent substance abuse in people who have been addicted to alcohol or opioid pain medications. Examples of opioid painkillers include Norco (hydrocodone/acetaminophen), OxyContin (oxycodone), and codeine.


A magic shot for addiction? Vivitrol shows early promise, addicts say
The pill form of Vivitrol is called Naltrexone. The federal government spent millions to develop Naltrexone about 30 years ago to prevent heroin relapses. The FDA approved it to treat heroin addiction in 1984, and for alcoholism in 1994.But the pill required a measure of discipline, as it needed to be taken daily.nd the monthly injections cost about $800 to $1,200 each. Another hurdle is that Vivitrol can be overridden with large amounts of opiates or alcohol. Stephanie said she once drank more than she could remember, trying to get drunk before the shot wore off.


What Is Naltrexone (Vivitrol)?
319 Reviews. Naltrexone is the generic form of the brand-name drug Vivitrol, which is used to prevent substance abuse in people who have been addicted to alcohol or opioid pain medications. Examples of opioid painkillers include Norco (hydrocodone/acetaminophen), OxyContin (oxycodone), and codeine.19 Reviews. Naltrexone is the generic form of the brand-name drug Vivitrol, which is used to prevent substance abuse in people who have been addicted to alcohol or opioid pain medications. Examples of opioid painkillers include Norco (hydrocodone/acetaminophen), OxyContin (oxycodone), and codeine.


A magic shot for addiction? Vivitrol shows early promise, addicts say
Stephanie, along with those in the addiction treatment industry, caution that Vivitrol must be coupled with therapy to work. And the monthly injections cost about $800 to $1,200 each. Another hurdle is that Vivitrol can be overridden with large amounts of opiates or alcohol.Stephanie said she once drank more than she could remember, trying to get drunk before the shot wore off.nd the monthly injections cost about $800 to $1,200 each. Another hurdle is that Vivitrol can be overridden with large amounts of opiates or alcohol. Stephanie said she once drank more than she could remember, trying to get drunk before the shot wore off.


What You Should Know About Vivitrol And Addiction Treatment
Perhaps the biggest con to Vivitrol is its cost. Unless one has private insurance that covers prescription drugs well, Vivitrol is very expensive. The shot can run up to $1200 per month (even higher in some cases).Even with insurance, copays and deductibles can leave a patient paying quite a bit on a monthly basis.The company that makes the drug offers patients up to $500 to cover copays or off the cost of the shot for those without insurance.ivitrol is a drug used to treat both opioid addiction as well as alcoholism. Since 2006, when it was first approved by the FDA for alcoholism, many patients have shown much success.


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Save on Vivitrol today! Browse the free discounts and coupons below to reduce the price of Vivitrol at your local pharmacy. To claim your free Vivitrol discount, view the available manufacturer coupons or patient assistance programs below or use the free buying group coupon to get a discount on Vivitrol today.This coupon is reusable and can get you up to 75% off the price of your prescriptions in your local pharmacy.ame of the offer: Vivitrol Co-pay Savings Program. Description: Manufacturer Sponsored Savings Program. The program covers up to $500/month of co-pay or deductible expenses related to Vivitrol. 92% of people utilizing the Vivitrol Co-pay Savings Program had no out-of-pocket expense.


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Use water and vinegar. Spray your shoes with a combination of 50 percent water and 50 percent white distilled vinegar. Spritz the mixture into your shoe lining and sole, and let it air dry for 30 minutes. You can use a hair dryer after that if you are in a hurry to dry the shoe.. Put baking soda in the offending shoes. If the freezer trick does not work, put in a healthy dose of baking soda and let the powder absorb the odor overnight. Baking soda can be used in a wide variety of ways, including as an anti-fungal powder.


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Funky feet and smelly shoes can lead to annoyance, embarrassment, and can prove to be a huge social hurdle that can alienate you whether you like it or not.So form a plan of attack to freshen smelly shoes so that you can save yourself the constant expense of replacing your footwear and replacing friends.. Put baking soda in the offending shoes. If the freezer trick does not work, put in a healthy dose of baking soda and let the powder absorb the odor overnight. Baking soda can be used in a wide variety of ways, including as an anti-fungal powder.


How To Deodorize Smelly Shoes: Five Methods that WORK!
How To Deodorize Smelly Shoes. 1  Wash them. 2  Shoes made of fabric can be tossed in the washer with a couple of towels and run through a warm/warm cycle using your normal laundry detergent. Freeze them. 2  As crazy as it sounds, sticking your shoes in the freezer is a great way to deodorize them since the smell-causing bacteria canât survive the chill. 3  Of course, itâs best to slip your shoes into a shoe bag first so you donât get dirt all over your freezer and food. 4  Then, leave the shoes to freeze overnight.


How to Clean Stinky Shoes
Put smelly shoes in the freezer. This trick works suprisingly well, especially for shoes that shouldnât get wet. Place the shoes in a clean freezer bag (Iâm sure you donât want shoe germs all over your food!) and let the cold kill the bacteria for 24 to 48 hours.If cleaning and/or freezing stinky shoes doesnât work, it just may be time to find new shoes.lace the shoes in a clean freezer bag (Iâm sure you donât want shoe germs all over your food!) and let the cold kill the bacteria for 24 to 48 hours. If cleaning and/or freezing stinky shoes doesnât work, it just may be time to find new shoes.


How To Deodorize Smelly Shoes: Five Methods that WORK!
Also see: How To Sort Laundry (with Printable). To deodorize super smelly shoes, combine all four steps: wash them then let air-dry. Sprinkle the powder in, then stuff with newspaper and freeze. After defrosting, your shoes will smell as fresh as the day you bought them!How To Clean A Keurig (even if you think it's broken). Freeze them. 2  As crazy as it sounds, sticking your shoes in the freezer is a great way to deodorize them since the smell-causing bacteria canât survive the chill. 3  Of course, itâs best to slip your shoes into a shoe bag first so you donât get dirt all over your freezer and food. 4  Then, leave the shoes to freeze overnight.