Medical School
After medical school you are a doctor (MD or DO), but you are required to spend at least three to four years in residency before you can practice medicine independently. Residency is performed at a hospital or clinic, usually different from where you went to medical school.


ETHICAL ISSUES IN CANCER PATIENT CARE SECOND EDITION
In addition to adding psychology and sociology, the 2015 MCAT will be emphasizing more biochemistry material than previous MCAT administrations. The idea behind adding more biochem to an already science-heavy exam is that there is a fair amount of biochemistry both in medical school and in medicine in general. Ideally, the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) wants you to be prepared for the challenging material that youâll encounter in your future.


Prep for Biochemistry on the New MCAT
Another difficult part of biochemistry on the new MCAT is interpreting and making conclusions from figures, plots and graphs. This is a valuable skill for any future physician. Learn the common assays and analytic techniques the MCAT will use in biochemistry.


Prep for Biochemistry on the New MCAT
Like the MCAT, biochemistry can be overwhelming at first. There is no easy way to learn every amino acid or metabolic reaction, but your goal is to master MCAT biochemistry, not all biochemistry. Your brain is great at forming connections and spotting patterns so use the above techniques to study more efficiently.


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Today Iâd like to talk about the content addition of biochemistryâwhich also just happens to be my personal favorite med school science courseâto the MCAT 2015, and the related biochem medical school prerequisite course that might come with it. We all know that the MCAT 2015 is changing in big ways.


Prep for Biochemistry on the New MCAT
A single lecture in biochemistry can contain days of prime MCAT study material. When learning biochemistry, you should not view it as a list of facts that have to be memorized. Look for study materials that include topical examples of general principles, or discuss medical correlations to the content.


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University General Education Requirements and College Breadth Requirements. Major Requirements (both CALS & L&S) L&S students have two major GPA requirements in order to graduate: a 2.0 cumulative GPA in all major coursework, and a 2.0 cumulative GPA in major coursework above 300. CALS students do not have any major GPA requirements. Major coursework requirements are identical for CALS and L&S students.


Milk quality starts in the barn
If she canât get up, often she will not lie down. As for the neckrail, remember its purpose is to position the cow before she lies down. However, it should not force her to perch in the stall (i.e., two feet in and two feet out).


Milk quality starts in the barn
A minimum of three times per day is recommended, where manure, urine and dirty bedding are removed from the stall and the remaining bedding is leveled. Often something as simple as grooming the stalls an extra time or two per day will have a large impact on cow cleanliness.


Milk quality starts in the barn
The number one factor in controlling environmental mastitis is just that, the environment. Milk quality starts with clean cows, and clean cows start with comfortable cows. Proper design, management and maintenance of facilities are a necessity if we are going to control the bacteria level on the cowâs teat.


Milk quality starts in the barn
Stalls need to be wide enough, long enough and high enough for cows to easily enter the stall, position themselves with all four feet on the stall bed and then easily lie down in a comfortable resting position. Three elements of the stall that can interfere with this are the stall front, neck rail and brisket locator.


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Lying times decreased by 10 minutes for every 1-cm (0.4 inches) decrease in bedding level below the curb. The question of over-populating dairy barns is common because some believe it is economical to house more cows than there are available stalls.


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1 Build the curb height 20 inches for post-and-rail restraints or 18 inches for slant bars or headlocks. 2  Curb height will be 14 or 16 inches on the feed table side. 3  The width of the feed table or bottom of a trough should be about 28 inches to keep feed within reach.


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1 Measure the curb height from the floor in the cow alley. 2  Manger curb height should be less than the floor to brisket height of the smallest cow in the pen to reduce the chance of brisket injuries. 3  Build the curb height 20 inches for post-and-rail restraints or 18 inches for slant bars or headlocks.


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1 Stall length from alley curb to a solid front is 10 feet for normal rising and resting motions. 2  Stall length for open front head-to-head stalls is 18 feet for normal rising and resting motions. 3  Stall height is the difference in elevation between the alley and the stall platform.


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1 Curb height will be 14 or 16 inches on the feed table side. 2  The width of the feed table or bottom of a trough should be about 28 inches to keep feed within reach. 3  The feed table or trough is 4 to 6 inches higher than the cow's feet. 4  Build a concrete curb 6 inches wide to support posts.


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The drive-through feed alley must be 18 - 20 feet wide to permit passage of feed wagons without damage to the rail. Figure 23. A post and rail feed-bunk restraint mounted 51 inches above the cowsâ feet and about 8 inches forward of the centre of the manger curb.


Configure navigation items on the Site Navigation Settings page
To go to the Site Navigation Settings page, do one of the following: On the Site Actions menu, click Site Settings. On the Site Actions menu, point to Site Settings, and then click Modify All Site Settings. In the Look and Feel column, click Navigation.


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To save time while listing new items-and to make sure your listing is accurately described and priced competitively with like items on eBay.com -- match your item with a product from the eBay catalog every time you list. When you do, the product identifiers for your item are included automatically in your listing.


Configure navigation items on the Site Navigation Settings page
Remove multiple lists or libraries from the Quick Launch. 1  Do one of the following: On the Site Actions menu, click Site Settings. On the Site Actions menu, point to Site Settings, and then click Modify All Site Settings. 2  In the Look and Feel column, click Navigation.


Configure navigation items on the Site Navigation Settings page
You can also use the Navigating Editing and Sorting section of the Site Navigation Settings page to add or edit a heading or link in the top link bar or the Quick Launch. 1  Do one of the following: On the Site Actions menu, click Site Settings. 2  In the Look and Feel column, click Navigation.


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To remove a tab or section: 1  Go to your Page and click Settings. 2  Click Edit Page. 3  Click Settings next to the tab you want to remove.  Click to select 1  Off. Click Save.


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For example, if you reorder your Page's tabs to make the Photos tab appear first, the Photos section in the middle of your Page will also appear first. To reorder tabs and sections: Go to your Page and click Settings. Click Edit Page. Click and drag a tab to reorder it.


36 Short questions and tips for Outlook 2013
This is also due to the fact that on most occasions, you no longer need direct access to all items. By default, Outlook will cache up to 12 months of your mail if your disk is 128GB or larger. If your disk is between 64GB and 128GB, then it will cache up to 6 months by default.


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To add a tab or section: 1  Go to your Page and click Settings. 2  Click Edit Page. 3  Click Add a Tab.  Click Add Tab next to the tab you want to 1  add. Click Close.


Pineapple Is High In Sugar
Some fruits that have high sugar content are papayas, apricots, kiwi, mangos, custard apples, grapes, and bananas Certain hi sugar fruits, juices, and dried fruits should be avoided in your diet or eaten in small quantities whether your diabetic, pre-diabetic or just trying to stop your cravings while dieting.ome fruits that have high sugar content are papayas, apricots, kiwi, mangos, custard apples, grapes, and bananas Certain hi sugar fruits, juices, and dried fruits should be avoided in your diet or eaten in small quantities whether your diabetic, pre-diabetic or just trying to stop your cravings while dieting.


Which Fruits Are High or Low in Sugar: An Easy Way to Remember
Tropical Fruits. Fruits that are caressed by tropical breezes tend to have high sugar content such as pineapple, pomegranates, mangoes, bananas, and fresh figs. Papaya and guava are the least sugary of the tropical fare. Non-tropical fruits high in sugar are tangerines, cherries, and grapes.hen surveying the array of fruit at a market or the bowls of fruit on a buffet table, the following categories can help you remember whether a fruit is in the low, medium or high ballpark of sugar content (per 1/2 cup serving, according to the USDA). The categories are in order from lowest sugar content to highest.


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However, if you are very much overweight or are insulin resistant, he recommends that you initially limit high sugar fruits (grapes, bananas, mangos, sweet cherries, apples, pineapples, pears and kiwi fruit) from your diet until your weight starts to normalize and your health improves.ugar Content of Fruit. In general, fresh fruits are healthy, nutritious foods that are good sources of vitamins, minerals, phytochemicals, and fiber. Further, they are instrumental in maintaining a net alkaline-yielding diet.


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Fresh pineapple is a better choice than pineapple canned in heavy syrup. Being diabetic doesn't mean you have to give up fruit. In fact, you're still supposed to eat two fruit servings per day, or about 1 cup of fresh fruit. However, different fruits can have different effects on your blood sugar.Since fruits contain carbohydrates, they can all increase your blood sugar after you eat them. While pineapple isn't likely to lower your blood sugar, it isn't likely to cause large spikes in your blood sugar either.at just one 1/2-cup serving per meal, and combine pineapple with foods low on the glycemic index or with foods containing minimal amounts of carbohydrates, like lean protein sources, to minimize the overall effect of your meal on your blood sugar levels.


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High-Carb Fruits. Fresh fruits are healthier carbohydrate options compared to fruit juices and dried fruits, but the high carbohydrate content of some fruits can make them raise your blood sugar levels quite rapidly. For example, a large banana has 31 grams of carbohydrates and a mango has 50 grams of carbohydrates.Many large fruits, such as apples and pears, can easily provide between 30 and 36 grams of carbohydrates, which turns into the equivalent of 7 to 9 teaspoons of sugar.or example, a large banana has 31 grams of carbohydrates and a mango has 50 grams of carbohydrates. Many large fruits, such as apples and pears, can easily provide between 30 and 36 grams of carbohydrates, which turns into the equivalent of 7 to 9 teaspoons of sugar.


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My recommendation for tropical fruits like watermelon, pineapple, and mangoes is to limit your consumption â donât eat them more than five times a week. Theyâre less than stellar because theyâre high in sugar and high on the glycemic index (GI), a scale that measures the extent to which foods affect blood glucose level.That said, some of these fruits are better choices than others.heyâre less than stellar because theyâre high in sugar and high on the glycemic index (GI), a scale that measures the extent to which foods affect blood glucose level. That said, some of these fruits are better choices than others.


Pineapple
The pineapple (Ananas comosus) is a tropical plant with edible multiple fruit consisting of coalesced berries, also called pineapples, and the most economically significant plant in the Bromeliaceae family.ineapples may be cultivated from a crown cutting of the fruit, possibly flowering in 20â24 months and fruiting in the following six months. Pineapple does not ripen significantly post-harvest.


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Foods with a low GI of 55 or less aren't likely to cause spikes in blood sugar levels, while those high on the GI scale, with scores of 70 or more, may cause these spikes. Raw pineapple has a GI score of 59, making it a medium-glycemic food.at just one 1/2-cup serving per meal, and combine pineapple with foods low on the glycemic index or with foods containing minimal amounts of carbohydrates, like lean protein sources, to minimize the overall effect of your meal on your blood sugar levels.


10 Fruits High in Sugar
1 However, 1 cup of pineapple has 16g of sugar. 2  Mangoes: Are good for lowering cholesterol and giving a glow to your skin. 3  However, a whole mango has 31g of sugar. 4  Kiwis: Aids in digestion and keeping blood pressure steady. 5  However, a whole kiwi has 8 g of sugar. 6  Bananas: High in potassium, this fruit curbs cramps. Bananas: High in potassium, this fruit curbs cramps. 2  It is also high in sugar, a medium banana has 15g of sugar. 3  Grapes: Grapes are high in vitamin C and K, and their seeds have many antioxidants.


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But not necessarily true. Your Choice of Fruit. Whole fruits are both a source of fructose and-sucrose, in other words, sugar. Also known as beet or cane (table) sugar, chemically it consists of glucose and-fructose. Glucose is the only carbohydrate that actually circulates within the bloodstream (as blood sugar).ut not necessarily true. Your Choice of Fruit. Whole fruits are both a source of fructose and-sucrose, in other words, sugar. Also known as beet or cane (table) sugar, chemically it consists of glucose and-fructose. Glucose is the only carbohydrate that actually circulates within the bloodstream (as blood sugar).


What to Eat When You Have Diarrhea
Your great-grandmother had it right - chicken soup is good for whatever ails you, including diarrhea. Besides the fact that sipping soup can be extremely soothing, chicken broth contains nutrients and electrolytes that can help to replace those that might have been lost by your repeated bouts of diarrhea.


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Theyâre essential to digestion. But diarrhea can throw the microbes in your gut off balance. Probiotics, which are doses of helpful bacteria or yeasts, may help get things back on track. One source of probiotics you know about is yogurt, which is made by adding bacteria to milk. The same microbes may help keep your intestines healthy.


Yogurt for Diarrhea
Yogurt for Diarrhea. Diarrhea has a number of causes, from food poisoning to excessive alcohol consumption. Weâve all experienced the nausea, fever, abdominal cramps and other unfortunate symptoms of this common ailment, but many people donât know thereâs an equally common food that can effectively treat these symptoms.


Can Yogurt Help to Get Rid of Diarrhea?
A large bowl of yogurt on a table. Smooth, creamy yogurt not only makes a tasty snack, but it may help treat some types of diarrhea. While there isn't enough large-scale research to say for certain, some studies show that probiotics -- friendly bacteria -- in this dairy food may ease symptoms in certain cases.


Can Yogurt Help to Get Rid of Diarrhea?
Probiotics are mainly shown to affect diarrhea from bacterial infections, such as traveler's diarrhea, so they may not be helpful for food poisoning or viruses. Even if probiotics can't treat your condition, the yogurt still might provide some degree of relief.


Yogurt for Diarrhea
How to use Yogurt to Treat Diarrhea: Adding plain unsweetened yogurt to a regular healthy diet helps to prevent diarrhea, and it can be used as a cure in the ways listed below. Try each method until you find the one thatâs right for you.


The cost of renewable energyNew numbers, same conclusion
Their estimate was $3,873 per KWâvery similar to Dr Lovinsâs preferred figure. On the capital cost of wind, Dr Lovins again cites the US Department of Energy, in this case its Wind Technologies Market Report, which calculated the weighted average capital cost of 118 wind projects in 2012 to be $1,940/KW.Dr Frankâs again uses the EIA, whose figure is $2,213/KW.That is 14% higher, not 100% higher.n the capital cost of wind, Dr Lovins again cites the US Department of Energy, in this case its Wind Technologies Market Report, which calculated the weighted average capital cost of 118 wind projects in 2012 to be $1,940/KW. Dr Frankâs again uses the EIA, whose figure is $2,213/KW. That is 14% higher, not 100% higher.


The cost of renewable energyNew numbers, same conclusion
Using the new numbers, he finds that solarâs net cost is lower: $158,800 per MW per year, compared with coal. That is an improvement of $30,000 per MW per year, though it is still a net cost. In the original study, wind energy cost $25,300 per MW per year more than coal.With the new figures, the net costs become net benefits: $31,200 per MW per year cheaper than coal.n the capital cost of wind, Dr Lovins again cites the US Department of Energy, in this case its Wind Technologies Market Report, which calculated the weighted average capital cost of 118 wind projects in 2012 to be $1,940/KW. Dr Frankâs again uses the EIA, whose figure is $2,213/KW. That is 14% higher, not 100% higher.


Geothermal FAQs
Next is design of the actual plant. Power plant construction is usually completed concurrent with final field development. The initial cost for the field and power plant is around $2500 per installed kW Operating and maintenance costs range from $0.01 to $0.03 per kWh.Most geothermal power plants can run at greater than 90% availability (i.e., producing more than 90% of the time), but running at 97% or 98% can increase maintenance costs.ext is design of the actual plant. Power plant construction is usually completed concurrent with final field development. The initial cost for the field and power plant is around $2500 per installed kW Operating and maintenance costs range from $0.01 to $0.03 per kWh.


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1 Conventional renewable-energy alternatives imply a carbon cost ranging from $90/ton for off-shore wind to $310/ton for solar photovoltaic power. 2  Surprisingly, natural gas combined cycle plants imply a carbon cost of $185 per ton.he options are color coded into the three broad categories. Delivered prices are compared to the 2008 average U.S. retail price of electricity ($98 per megawatt-hour or 9.8 cents per kilowatt-hour) and to the price of delivered electricity from existing coal-fired power plants.


Electric Generating Costs: A Primer
Also, for coal plants without carbon, capture and sequestration (CCS) technology, EIA increases their cost of capital by 3-percentage points. The 3-percentage point increase is about equivalent to a $15 per ton carbon dioxide emissions fee, thus making their future cost estimate higher than current project costs.lso, for coal plants without carbon, capture and sequestration (CCS) technology, EIA increases their cost of capital by 3-percentage points. The 3-percentage point increase is about equivalent to a $15 per ton carbon dioxide emissions fee, thus making their future cost estimate higher than current project costs.


Cost of electricity by source
That method arrives at external costs of electricity from lignite at 10.75 Eurocent/kWh, from hard coal 8.94 Eurocent/kWh, from natural gas 4.91 Eurocent/kWh, from photovoltaic 1.18 Eurocent/kWh, from wind 0.26 Eurocent/kWh and from hydro 0.18 Eurocent/kWh.alculations of these costs at the point of connection to a load or to the electricity grid can be made. The cost is typically given per kilowatt-hour or megawatt-hour. It includes the initial capital, discount rate, as well as the costs of continuous operation, fuel, and maintenance.


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Production costs are modeled for utilities that are not regulated. Fuel costs make up 30 percent of the overall production costs of nuclear power plants. Fuel costs for coal, natural gas and oil, however, make up about 80 percent of the production costs.1  Fuel as a Percentage of Electric Power Industry Production Costs (2013).uel costs for coal, natural gas and oil, however, make up about 80 percent of the production costs. 1  Fuel as a Percentage of Electric Power Industry Production Costs (2013).


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The average non-fuel O&M cost for a nuclear power plant in 2014 was 1.64 cents / kWh. Production Costs. Production costs are the O&M and fuel costs at a power plant.uel costs for coal, natural gas and oil, however, make up about 80 percent of the production costs. 1  Fuel as a Percentage of Electric Power Industry Production Costs (2013).


Levelized Cost of Energy Calculator
The levelized cost of energy (LCOE) calculator provides a simple calculator for both utility-scale and distributed generation (DG) renewable energy technologies that compares the combination of capital costs, operations and maintenance (O&M), performance, and fuel costs.he levelized cost of energy (LCOE) calculator provides a simple calculator for both utility-scale and distributed generation (DG) renewable energy technologies that compares the combination of capital costs, operations and maintenance (O&M), performance, and fuel costs.


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Symptoms may include itching, burning, and painful urination. The National Women's Health Information Center lists these common causes of urinary tract infections in women: Wiping from back to front after a bowel movement.


Urinary Tract Infections
A urinary tract infection (also called a âUTIâ) is what happens when bacteria (germs) get into the urinary system and multiply. The result is redness, swelling, and pain.


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1 Wiping from back to front after a bowel movement. 2  Having sex. 3  Holding urine for too long. 4  Being diabetic. 5  Having a kidney stone or other factor that makes it difficult to urinate. 6  Producing less estrogen, such as after menopause.  Having recently had a catheter inserted.


What's to know about urinary tract infections?
Urinary tract infections are caused when microbes manage to get past the body's natural defenses. The vast majority of UTI cases are caused by the bacterium Escherichia coli (E. coli), usually found in the digestive system. Chlamydia and Mycoplasma bacteria can infect the urethra but not the bladder. People of any age and sex can develop a UTI; however, some people are more at risk than others.


Health Tip: What Causes Urinary Tract Infections in Women?
Symptoms may include itching, burning, and painful urination. The National Women's Health Information Center lists these common causes of urinary tract infections in women: 1  Wiping from back to front after a bowel movement. 2  Having sex.  Holding urine for too long.


Health Tip: What Causes Urinary Tract Infections in Women?
Symptoms may include itching, burning, and painful urination. The National Women's Health Information Center lists these common causes of urinary tract infections in women: 1  Wiping from back to front after a bowel movement.  Having sex.


What Does Low Kidney Function Mean?
The National Kidney foundation defines chronic kidney disease as the presence of some kind of kidney abnormality or marker, such as protein in the urine, or decreased kidney function for three months or longer. High blood pressure and diabetes are common causes for kidney disease.


Creatinine Test
What are the Causes of Low Creatinine Level. What are the Causes of Low Creatinine Level? Creatinine is a break-down product of creatine phosphate in muscle, and is usually produced at a fairly constant rate by the body (depending on muscle mass).In chemical terms, creatinine is a spontaneously formed cyclic derivative of creatine.


What Does Low Kidney Function Mean?
Quick Answer. Low kidney function means that a person's kidneys are not filtering blood as well as they should be. A person with low kidney function is at risk for kidney disease, according to the National Kidney Foundation. The glomerular filtration rate, or GFR, calculates kidney function by combining blood test results, age, race, gender and other factors.


What Does Low Kidney Function Mean?
A GFR rate less than 60 is a warning sign of kidney disease, according to the National Kidney Foundation. Other warning signs include high blood pressure, blood and protein in the urine, a creatinine and Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) blood test that falls outside the normal range, more frequent, difficult or painful urination, the swelling of hands and feet and puffiness around the eyes.


What Are Some Causes of Low Blood Oxygen Levels?
A: Low levels of ammonia in a person's blood can be an indication that the kidneys are not properly removing waste. Specific laboratories have their own range... Full Answer >


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Causes include side effects of certain medications, certain autoimmune disorders, and having a low blood potassium level or a high blood level of calcium or uric acid. It is associated with decreased urine output, blood in the urine, and edema.


Urinary Tract Conditions
Family history of kidney disease: for example, polycystic kidney disease (PKD) is an inherited disorder in which cysts grow in the kidneys, reducing kidney function over time and eventually leading to kidney failure.


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Some factors affect the passage of urine from the kidney while others cause damage to the kidney(s) as a whole. The most common causes of and main risk factors for kidney disease are: Diabetes: a sustained high level of blood glucose from uncontrolled diabetes can over time damage the nephrons in the kidneys.


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Creatinine levels in blood and urine may be used to calculate the creatinine clearance (CrCl), which reflects the glomerular filtration rate (GFR).Many peopleâs creatinine are relatively low, this phenomenon is abnormal. There are many causes that can cause this problem, such as anemia and leukemia, etc. Once the patients appear this symptom, must pay attention. Many people know less about the cause of low serum creatinine. Lower creatinine illustrates that there is problem appearing in kidney. During renal function test, it is meaningless clinically, when the urea nitrogen and creatinine are lower than normal level. Many causes can lead to low creatinine, including general anemia, myodystrophy, amyotrophy, leukemia, diabetes insipidus and other diseases.


Diabetes
Along with a high amount of protein in the urine, signs and symptoms of nephrotic syndrome include a low amount of albumin in the blood, higher than normal lipid levels in the blood, and swelling in the legs, feet, and ankles.


Top 10 Ferris Wheels
(107 m), was the worldâs tallest Ferris Wheel for eight years, from itâs construction in 1989 (for the â89 Yokohama Exposition) to 1997, and has been the worldâs largest clock from 1989 to the present.


Things to Know Before You Ride the Seattle Ferris Wheel
Bring a sweater. 3. After youâve waited for all the pods to load with new passengers, the wheel will turn continuously a total of four times. Prepare yourself: you will hear the same fact repeated 1,000 times leading up to and during the ride. Ferris wheel riders are obsessed with turns per capita. 4. If you canât see the Olympic Mountains, your view of Elliott Bay will feel sort of dull.


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The London Eye, at 443 feet high, is the tallest Ferris wheel in the Western Hemisphere. It opened in 1999. It's seen here illuminated on the banks of the River Thames in London, England. The London Eye, at 443 feet high, is the tallest Ferris wheel in the Western Hemisphere.


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The Singapore Flyer is the worldâs tallest Ferris wheel at 541 feet high. Soon after it opened in 2008, the direction of the wheel's rotation was reversed, because feng shui experts said the wheel was taking fortune away from the city.


Top 10 Ferris Wheels
The Tianjin Eye is a 390 ft. (120 m) tall Ferris Wheel built on a bridge that crosses the Hai River in Tianjin, China. Constructed in 2007, the Tianjin Eye is the only Ferris Wheel in the world, and in history, to stand on a bridge.


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Seattleâs Ferris wheel: See the view from the top. Hal Griffith, owner of Seattle's Pier 57, rides on the new Seattle Great Wheel on Wednesday, June 27, 2012. Hal Griffith, owner of Seattle's Pier 57, rides on the new Seattle Great Wheel on Wednesday, June 27, 2012.


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Legs of the Seattle Great Wheel, a 175-foot tall Ferris Wheel being installed at the end of Pier 57, are connected on Friday, May 4, 2012. Legs of the Seattle Great Wheel, a 175-foot tall Ferris Wheel being installed at the end of Pier 57, are connected on Friday, May 4, 2012.


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The Singapore Flyer is the worldâs tallest Ferris wheel at 541 feet high. Soon after it opened in 2008, the direction of the wheel's rotation was reversed, because feng shui experts said the wheel was taking ...


Top 10 Ferris Wheels
It is 150 ft. (46 m) tall, with 24 passenger cars (16 of which move positions and 8 which remain stationary on the wheel) and a total rider capacity of 144. The other notable Ferris Wheel of this variety, a carbon copy essentially, is Mickeyâs Fun Wheel at Disneyâs California Adventure in Anaheim, built in 2001.


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The observation wheel on the Seattle waterfront takes riders more than 175 feet over Puget Sound, offering a new view of the Seattle waterfront. less. 1  Hal Griffith, owner of Seattle's Pier 57, rides on the new Seattle Great Wheel on Wednesday, June 27, 2012.


My cigarette lighter in my car works but when I plug something into it to charge it doesn't work. Any Ideas?
I had the same problem with my car and somehow the cigarette lighter thing inside was melted because the cd player was getting power from that so it was creating too much energy or something & somehow blew the fuse.


How do you fix a broken cigarette lighter in your car?
The first thing you always do when you want to fix a broken item, is find out what it is that is actually broken. In your case, you need to figure out why the lighter does not work. It could be as easy as a burned fuse. Replace the fuse. It could be a bad element in the receiver. Replace the unit. It could be a loose wire. Reconnect the wire, and make sure it is secure. It could be that the wiring in the whole car has gone wonky.


Cigarette lighter receptacle
Car manufacturers may offer a cigarette lighter only as an optional extra-cost accessory. Usually, only one 12 V receptacle near the driver will be able to accommodate an actual cigarette lighter, with other receptacles designated as 12 V auxiliary power outlets which are not physically able to power a lighter.


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Rated 3.1 out of 5 by 11 reviewers. Rated 1 out of 5 by Danny02 Don't Buy Waste of money and over priced. Was easy to fit but awful product. Works as a cigarette lighter but doesn't work as a charger every device I try to charge with this lighter socket I have to play about it to get it to work. The reason for this is the port only has two pin connections in the inside hence the reason I have to play about with it to get it to work.


Cigarette lighter receptacle
The heating element glows orange hot in seconds, causing the bi-metallic strip to bend and release the mechanism, and the handle pops out, eliminating the need for the smoker to time the heating operation. If the lighter is then promptly removed from its socket, it can light a cigarette, cigar, or tinder.


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The Halfords Universal Cigarette Lighter will fit your _VEHICLEYEAR_ _VEHICLEMAKE_ _VEHICLEMODEL_ Click here to Change vehicle and no additional parts are required for fitting. Once you've added the Halfords Universal Cigarette Lighter to your basket, the items you've selected above will also be added to your order.


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Rated 4 out of 5 by Ross17 Decent replacement cigarette lighter I got this for my 2003 Hyundai Getz as the original cigarette lighter was dirty and didn't make good contact with chargers etc. For it to fit the existing hole I have to remove the green plastic ring with the LED but that pushed off easily.


Cigarette lighter receptacle
Many portable electronic devices such as music players or mobile telephones use a cigarette lighter receptacle to recharge their internal batteries or to directly operate from the vehicle electrical system. Adapters for electronic devices may change voltage to be compatible with the supplied device.


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It's best to have a look at the product before you buy. Halfords would not open the packaging before I bought it because they said they need to sell them. Take it off your shelf please and get a better product. Rated 1 out of 5 by 1234ollie awful dont waste your money i bought this as i broke my original one.


Red Robin
Red Robin is a vigilante superhero associated with the Batman Family, usually a graduated form of Batman' s original sidekick Robin. The original Red Robin was Dick Grayson of the Kingdom Come universe, an alternate form of the character's usual Nightwing alias.


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actually the robin in batman under the red hood died in the first few minutes of the movie, but he was brought back to life by ra's a ghul. the robin in under the red hood was jason todd.


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The original Red Robin was Dick Grayson of the [[ This is the Red Robin disambiguation page. Current alternate identity: Tim Drake Tim Drake New EarthA Â· I Â· G Â· Q 1985 - 2011 Red Robin is a vigilante superhero associated with the Batman Family, usually a graduated form of Batman's original sidekick Robin.


Red Robin
This is the Red Robin disambiguation page. Red Robin is a vigilante superhero associated with the Batman Family, usually a graduated form of Batman's original sidekick Robin. The original Red Robin was Dick Grayson of the [[ This is the Red Robin disambiguation page.


Does robin die at the end of under red hood with batman and joker?
Making the world better, one answer at a time. actually the robin in batman under the red hood died in the first few minutes of the movie, but he was brought back to life by ra's a ghul. the robin in under the red hood was jason todd.


Red Robin
This is the Red Robin disambiguation page. Red Robin is a vigilante superhero associated with the Batman Family, usually a graduated form of Batman's original sidekick Robin.


Red Robin
Red Robin is a vigilante superhero associated with the Batman Family, usually a graduated form of Batman's original sidekick Robin.


Tim Drake
Tim Drake (also known as Tim Wayne) is a fictional comic book superhero from the DC Comics universe. As the third Robin in the Batman comics, he served as Batman 's sidekick, and he is a superhero in his own right. He currently uses the superhero identity of Red Robin.


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The scene from Batman: Under the red hood, when robin dies.


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The scene from Batman: Under the red hood, when robin dies. Movie. Category. License.


Garage Door Installation Cost Guide
Garage Door Installation Cost Guide. A quality garage door not only helps to protect your vehicles but also acts as an essential component of your home's security system. Garage doors vary widely in size, style and components and can be matched to the architecture of the rest of the house. Most homes will have a garage door installed at the time of construction, but over the years, the frequent opening and closing of the door may necessitate the installation of a replacement door.


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â¢ To talk to an expert during business hours call our garage door installation service at 1-855-830-5074. â¢ To meet one-on-one with a Home Depot associate schedule an in-store appointment. All options provide you with a detailed cost estimate to make your purchase decision.


How much does a residential garage door cost?
many installed garage door openers for less than $500. Compared to models available in big-box stores, door openers sold by professionals are quieter, safer, and longer-lasting. Their price, including installation, ranges from $350 to $500. Adding optional accessories, such as a remote control or an Internet gateway control system, can cost $30 to $60 more. The performance and durability of a garage door depend as much on the quality of the installation as that of the product.


How Much Does a Garage Door Installation Cost?
The price of a garage door installation depends on a variety of factors, including the type of door, size of door and material used. Steel doors are generally less expensive than wooden doors. A thicker, well-insulated door raises the price.


Garage Door & Opener Installation
When you select The Home Depot for your garage door installation project, you are guaranteed quality products and expert installation. Your professionally installed garage door includes: â¢ Pre-installation job site inspection. â¢ Job site delivery of product (within 30 miles of the store).


Garage Door Installation Cost Guide
The installation of a single door will cost less than a double-wide door, but some homes are built to include two side-by-side single doors rather than one double-wide door. In addition to the door made for cars to enter and exit, many garages also have entry doors for people to use.


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Population Demographics for Claremore, Oklahoma in 2014 and 2015.


Pryor Creek, Oklahoma
For population 25 years and over in Pryor Creek: 1  High school or higher: 89.4%. 2  Bachelor's degree or higher: 21.7%. 3  Graduate or professional degree: 8.2%.


Pryor Creek, Oklahoma
The F4 tornado struck about 5 p.m. (17:00) local time, an hour and a half after one hit near Talala, Oklahoma, and mowed a path about 5 miles (8 km) long, killing three and injuring 12. Talala, which was not hit, is about 30 miles (48 km) northwest of Pryor Creek.


Pryor Creek, Oklahoma
Colleges/universities with over 2000 students nearest to Pryor Creek: 1  Rogers State University (about 18 miles; Claremore, OK; Full-time enrollment: 3,482). 2  Northeastern State University (about 33 miles; Tahlequah, OK; FT enrollment: 6,895). 3  Tulsa Community College (about 36 miles; Tulsa, OK; FT enrollment: 12,480).


Pryor Creek, Oklahoma
Pryor Creek-area historical tornado activity is near Oklahoma state average. It is 155% greater than the overall U.S. average. On 4/26/1991, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 22.5 miles away from the Pryor Creek city center injured 22 people and caused between $5,000,000 and $50,000,000 in damages.


Pryor Creek, Oklahoma
Pryor Creek, more commonly known as Pryor, is a city in and county seat of Mayes County, Oklahoma, United States. The population was 8,659 at the 2000 census, compared to 9,539 in the 2010 census. Originally named Coo-Y-Yah, Cherokee for Huckleberry, it was renamed Pryor Creek in 1887, the name of the local railroad station (named for the creek).


Pryor Creek, Oklahoma
U.S. Decennial Census. As of the 2010 census Pryor Creek had a population of 9,539. The racial and ethnic composition of the population was 72.3% white, 0.7% African American, 16.9% Native American, 0.6% Asian, 1.9% reporting some other race and 7.7% reporting two or more races. Hispanic or Latino Americans were 4.9% of the population.


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With 9,445 people, Pryor Creek is the 46th most populated city in the state of Oklahoma out of 730 cities. But watch out, Pryor Creek, because Newcastle with 9,155 people and The Village with 9,324 people are right behind you. The largest Pryor Creek racial/ethnic groups are White (67.8%) followed by Two or More (17.4%) and American Indian (7.9%). In 2013, the median household income of Pryor Creek residents was $41,963. Pryor Creek households made slightly more than Bethany households ($41,934) and Simms households ($41,875) . However, 18.6% of Pryor Creek residents live in poverty. The median age for Pryor Creek residents is 36.9 years young. Get the Full Report Instant Download.


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20. Contracts awarded and design contests organised pursuant to international rules 21. Specific exclusions for service contracts 22. Service contracts awarded on the basis of an exclusive right 23. Contracts awarded by certain utilities for the purchase of water and for the supply of energy or of fuels for the production of energy 24.


Instructions for Form 990 Return of Organization Exempt From Income Tax (2017)
âcentral purchasing bodyâ means a utility, within the meaning of regulation 5, or a contracting authority, within the meaning of regulation 2(1) of the Public Contracts Regulations, which provides centralised purchasing activities and which may also provide


Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016: 11 key changes
All utilities (whether or not also contracting authorities under the PCRs) will have the option to apply the discretionary exclusion criteria set out under Regulation 57 of the PCRs (which include, for example, the non-payment of taxes or social security contributions and poor performance on previous contracts).


Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016: 11 key changes
Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016: 11 key changes. The Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016 (âUCRsâ) will come into effect on 18 April 2016, implementing the provisions of the new EU Utilities Directive (2014/25/EU). The UCRs usher in a number of significant changes that are intended to speed up, reduce cost and bolster flexibility in procurement procedures.


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organisation and made available to the general public; âinvitation to confirm interestâ means, except in regulation 49(18) and (19), an invitation. which a utility sends in order to comply with regulation 74(2); (a) OJ No L 340, 16.12.2002, p1.


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(c) the contract shall be awarded in accordance with these Regulations, if one of the activities. for which the contract is intended is subject to these Regulations and the other is not. subject to either these Regulations, the Public Contracts Regulations or the Concessions. Contracts Regulations 2016.


Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016: 11 key changes
The new UCRs, however, now expressly permit utilities to take into account the experience of a bidderâs personnel at the evaluation stage provided that this is restricted to those individuals who will be involved in the delivery of the goods, works or services under the contract (Regulation 82(3)(b)).


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â(1) These Regulations may be cited as the Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016. Commencement (2) Except for the provisions mentioned in paragraphs (3) and (4), these Regulations come into force on 18th April 2016. (3) Paragraphs (1) to (7) of regulation 40 come into forceâ


Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016: 11 key changes
The Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016 (âUCRsâ) will come into effect on 18 April 2016, implementing the provisions of the new EU Utilitiesâ¦


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âcontractsâ, except as provided for in regulation 122(10), means contracts for pecuniary. interest concluded in writing between one or more utilities and one or more economic. operators and having as their object the execution of works, the supply of products or the. provision of services.


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Constipation has been reported by people with osteoporosis, pain, high blood pressure, depression, high blood cholesterol. (latest reports from 81,607 Constipation patients). On Sep, 24, 2015: 3,430 people reported to have side effects when taking Insulin.


What are oxycodone withdrawal symptoms?
1 I have been on insulin for 2 months and have had constipation the whole time. 2  I take senakot every night, drink a herbal tea that contains senna everyday, drink plum juice in the morning, and snack on prunes for help, but I am still having problems, bad enough to go to the ER. 3  I hope there is help ...


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1 Constipation from the drug that the doctor recommended i take. 2  I am active not overweight and not on any other drugs. 3  Went to the hospital with severe pain ever since nov. 2014 up until 02/2015 i have experienced constipation.


Constipation
Know the cause first Edit. In general, the remedy used should take into account the cause of the constipation! If you don't know the cause, please consult a vet, since using the wrong remedy can make things worse.


Constipation and Diabetes
Constipation affects most people from time to time and can vary from being infrequent to being a chronic, long term condition. A few different conditions and factors related to diabetes may increase the likelihood of experiencing constipation.


Constipation
Constipation is a tricky problem in any pet, since most solutions cause problems of their own.


Constipation
But since diabetic cats are forced to be careful with their diet, they (or the cats who eat with them) may easily react to the new diet with constipation. Chronic constipation is a serious problem that can lead to Megacolon, a potentially fatal complication.


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Summary: Constipation is found among people who take Insulin, especially for people who are female, 40-49 old, have been taking the drug for. Personalized health information: on eHealthMe you can find out what patients like me (same gender, age) reported their drugs and conditions on FDA and social media since 1977.


Constipation
Water first Edit. Chronic low-level dehydration is a very common cause for constipation, especially among diabetics. Always begin by increasing hydration, either by adding a bit to the food, or putting out more and fresher water, or by injecting small amounts of subcutaneous fluids if you are trained on this.


Constipation and Diabetes
Constipation and diabetes. There are a few reasons linked with diabetes that may increase the likelihood of constipation. People following a diet that restricts wheat products may experience constipation. This may be alleviated by increasing the amount of vegetables you eat and keeping hydrated. If autonomic neuropathy affects the nerves in the bowel this can cause constipation, diarrhoea or intermittent periods of each. Speak to you GP or diabetes specialist if neuropathy is causing significant difficulties.


'I Screamed at the Sky': How Mary Tyler Moore Was Forever Changed by the Death of Her 24-Year-Old Son
'I Screamed at the Sky': How Mary Tyler Moore Was Forever Changed by the Death of Her 24-Year-Old Son. Mary Tyler Moore, known for the Dick Van Dyke Show and Mary Tyler Moore Show, died on Wednesday. She was 80. Though the actress was known for portraying sunny and upbeat characters on screen, her personal life was marred with tragedies.


Mary Tyler Moore Dies; TV Legend Was 80 Years Old
Mary Tyler Moore Dies; TV Legend Was 80 Years Old. by Hilton Hater at January 25, 2017 2:54 pm. Updated at January 25, 2017 3:50 pm. Mary Tyler Moore, the beloved veteran actress who influenced a generation of female comedians via her iconic role on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, passed away today in a Connecticut hospital. She was 80 years old.


Mary Tyler Moore, beloved TV actress, dies at 80
She later was nominated for an Oscar for her role in 1980's Ordinary People. ( 1 CNN)Actress Mary Tyler Moore, whose eponymous 1970s series helped usher in a new era for women on television, died Wednesday at the age of 80, her longtime representative Mara Buxbaum said.


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1/25/2017 11:38 AM PST. Mary Tyler Moore -- the television icon who charmed America with comedic brilliance and charisma on her hugely successful '70s show -- died in a Connecticut hospital ... TMZ has learned.


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Flowers sit on actress Mary Tyler Moore's Hollywood Walk of Fame star on Jan. 25, 2017 in Hollywood, California. Mary Tyler Moore died on Wednesday at a Greenwich, Connecticut hospital. She was 80 years old. Justin Sullivan, Getty Images.


"""Just to watch her grow was such a thrill for me. She left an imprint on television comedy."""
Just to watch her grow was such a thrill for me. She left an imprint on television comedy.. Mary Tyler Mooreâs big career break came in 1961 when she was cast as Dick Van Dykeâs wife Laura on The Dick Van Dyke Show. Here Van Dyke, now 91, remembers his friend of six decades, who died Wednesday at age 80â¦. She was 23 years old, gorgeous of course, and had a kind of mid-Atlantic accent.


Television icon Mary Tyler Moore dies aged 80 after 'being on a respirator for more than a week at a Connecticut hospital'
Today, beloved icon, Mary Tyler Moore, passed away at the age of 80 in the company of friends and her loving husband of over 33 years, Dr. S. Robert Levine. She called Moore a groundbreaking actress, producer, and passionate advocate for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation..


Mary Tyler MooreDead at 80
1/25/2017 11:38 AM PST. EXCLUSIVE. Mary Tyler Moore -- the television icon who charmed America with comedic brilliance and charisma on her hugely successful '70s show -- died in a Connecticut hospital ... TMZ has learned.


Mary Tyler Moore, beloved TV actress, dies at 80
Today beloved icon Mary Tyler Moore passed away at the age of 80 in the company of friends and her loving husband of over 33 years, Dr. S. Robert Levine, she said. The Mary Tyler Moore Show debuted in 1970 and starred the actress as Mary Richards, a single 30-something career woman at a Minneapolis TV station.


Dick Van Dyke remembers the 'masterful comedy' of Mary Tyler Moore
When Mary Tyler Moore died Wednesday at 80, the Hollywood community had an outpouring of tributes and salutes to the TV icon, and now Dick Van Dyke is adding his remembrances. Van Dyke and Moore played husband and wife on The Dick Van Dyke Show, and the actor had known her since she was 23 years-old.


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She isn't a purebred Corgi. Any dogs ears can stand up at a different time. Some stand up when they are around 8-10 weeks old. I've heard of some stories where Corgis ears will take up to 7 months or longer to stand up.Corgis ears might flop down while they're walking or something. have seen people bring home 7 week old puppies with their ears up and some not having them up until about a year. 3-4 months is the most common time for them. I hope somebody with some Corgi experience answers.


Cardigan Puppy Ear Taping 101
The one in the middle is a 'fluffy' and his ear type is often seen with the longer coat. Many cardigan puppy's ears will naturally be soft and not stand up until they are between 12-16 weeks old or even a little longer.Don't give up if ears don't stay up at first after the tape is removed. Put the tape on for a few days, then let the ears rest for a few days and repeat again if they still aren't up.Ears can be up one day and down again the next or a puppy can have one ear up and the other ear down or out to the side.This is most common during teething. A tired puppy can also have droopy ears and you might see ears held up better after a nap.ars can be up one day and down again the next or a puppy can have one ear up and the other ear down or out to the side. This is most common during teething. A tired puppy can also have droopy ears and you might see ears held up better after a nap.


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I have seen people bring home 7 week old puppies with their ears up and some not having them up until about a year. 3-4 months is the most common time for them. I hope somebody with some Corgi experience answers.Aster answered on 4/26/10. have seen people bring home 7 week old puppies with their ears up and some not having them up until about a year. 3-4 months is the most common time for them. I hope somebody with some Corgi experience answers.


How Long Does It Take for a Corgi Puppy's Ears to Rise?
Both the Cardigan Welsh and Pembroke Welsh corgi are known for their fox-like appearance and large, upright ears. Young corgi pups don't have upright ears, they have drop ears. As they grow and develop, the ears begin to rise, starting at around eight weeks of age, although the ears of some pups will remain flat.hat Big Ears You Have! Corgi pups aren't born with upright ears, but rather with drop ears that lie flat. As they mature, usually starting around eight weeks of age, the ears may slowly begin to rise.


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If your corgi is 14 to 16 weeks old and its ears are still drooping, you may want to tape them to train them to stand erect.This method will not irritate the skin or yank the fur and should be fairly comfortable for the puppy.emove the tape after two to three days, and check the ears. Leave the tape off for a couple of days, and then repeat the procedure for three more days if the ears are not standing erect. You may need to repeat the taping several times before both ears stand erect.


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Save. corgi image by Cindy Haggerty from Fotolia.com. If your corgi is 14 to 16 weeks old and its ears are still drooping, you may want to tape them to train them to stand erect. This method will not irritate the skin or yank the fur and should be fairly comfortable for the puppy.emove the tape after two to three days, and check the ears. Leave the tape off for a couple of days, and then repeat the procedure for three more days if the ears are not standing erect. You may need to repeat the taping several times before both ears stand erect.


i just bought a welsh Pembroke corgi. he is about 8 weeks...
A corgi's ears go up and down for the first 12 weeks. If they don't stand by then, you should tape them. Flop-eard corgis have no efrect on their hearing though. corgi's ears go up and down for the first 12 weeks. If they don't stand by then, you should tape them. Flop-eard corgis have no efrect on their hearing though.


How do you get a corgi's ears to stand?
Some ears simply need time to prick up on their own. However, if you are concerned that they will not stand on their own, there is a trick you can use. (Don't laugh.) Take tampon tubes and feed his ears into them. Then use adhesive tape to wrap the tubes and secure them in place.ome ears simply need time to prick up on their own. However, if you are concerned that they will not stand on their own, there is a trick you can use. (Don't laugh.) Take tampon tubes and feed his ears into them. Then use adhesive tape to wrap the tubes and secure them in place.


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But if I had to tape my corgis ears Iâd do it like this: 1. Iâd use a gauze roll on the inside of the corgis ear as a shaper and to protect the more sensitive inside ear hairs, but giving myself 1-2 clearance from the base of the corgi ear.Corgi still gotta hear when itâs time for COOKIEZ! 2.ut if I had to tape my corgis ears Iâd do it like this: 1. Iâd use a gauze roll on the inside of the corgis ear as a shaper and to protect the more sensitive inside ear hairs, but giving myself 1-2 clearance from the base of the corgi ear. Corgi still gotta hear when itâs time for COOKIEZ! 2.


When will my ears stand up?
My corgi pup Dexter is about 10 weeks old and I'm wondering when his cute little ears will stand up.Currently he's got some odd mid-air action going on, and one of his brothers had his ears up at 8 weeks. Tags: ears.y corgi pup Dexter is about 10 weeks old and I'm wondering when his cute little ears will stand up.


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Gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes that some women develop when they are pregnant. If you have gestational diabetes, your blood sugar (glucose) levels are higher than normal. It can lead to problems for you and your baby if the diabetes is uncontrolled.


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Women with gestational diabetes usually have no symptoms or mild, non-life-threatening symptoms, according to the NIH. These symptoms are mostly related to abnormal blood sugar levels, and can include fatigue, excessive thirst and increased urination.


Gestational Diabetes: Symptoms, Diagnosis & Complications
Symptoms. Women with gestational diabetes usually have no symptoms or mild, non-life-threatening symptoms, according to the NIH. These symptoms are mostly related to abnormal blood sugar levels, and can include fatigue, excessive thirst and increased urination.


Overview
If you develop gestational diabetes, you may need more-frequent checkups. These are most likely to occur during the last three months of pregnancy, when your doctor will monitor your blood sugar level and your baby's health.


Diabetes
If you have gestational diabetes, your blood sugar (glucose) levels are higher than normal. It can lead to problems for you and your baby if the diabetes is uncontrolled. However, there are many treatment options that can help control the condition during your pregnancy and reduce the risks to you and your baby.


Gestational Diabetes
Gestational diabetes is diabetes, or high blood sugar levels, that develops during pregnancy. It occurs in about 4% of all pregnancies. It is usually diagnosed in the later stages of pregnancy and often occurs in women who have never had diabetes.


Gestational Diabetes: Symptoms, Diagnosis & Complications
Gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes that develops, or is first diagnosed, during pregnancy. The condition, like other forms of diabetes, involves high blood sugar levels.


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Gestational diabetes is diagnosed with blood tests. Most pregnant women are tested between the 24th and 28th weeks of pregnancy, but if you have risk factors, your doctor may decide to test earlier in the pregnancy.


Growth of Time Spent on Mobile Devices Slows
Not surprisingly, Americans are spending an increasing share of their time on their mobile devices. But according to the latest eMarketer forecast, the channelâs growth rate is slowing considerably. Nonvoice time spent on tablets and mobile phones will grow just 11.3% in 2015 to 2 hours and 54 minutes.


People Now Spend More Time Watching Their Phones Than Watching TV
A survey by InMobi, a mobile ad company, of 1,055 people asked how much time they spend interacting with all forms of media. Users responded that they watched TV for 141 minutes a day. But they spent 144 minutes a dayâ26% of the nine hours they used various mediaâwith their phones. And, of course, they turned it into an infographic: InMobi.


Mobile Continues to Steal Share of US Adults' Daily Time Spent with Media
Last year, mobile time (excluding voice calls) lined up evenly with time spent online on desktops and laptops, at 2 hours 19 minutes each. This year, mobile will pull far ahead, to 2 hours 51 minutes, vs. 2 hours 12 minutes spent online on PCs. Overall, TV will account for 36.5% of total time spent with media in 2014, compared with mobile at 23.3%, which is now firmly in second place.


How Much Time Do You Spend On Your Smartphone? Let's See
Moment is just a tool to become aware of how much you're using your iPhone, Holesh says. He says the app has made him more aware of how he's spending his time. Monday through Friday, Holesh spends about 50 minutes per day on his phone, while during the weekend, he logs about 10 minutes per day. He says he wants users to be conscious of the time they spend on their phones, not self-conscious about it. I've kind of replaced my mindless Twitter reading with reading, he says.


Growth of Time Spent on Mobile Devices Slows
Much of the growth in time spent on mobile devices will come from people spending more time within apps. In 2015, US smartphone and tablet users will spend an average of 3 hours and 5 minutes a day using mobile apps, up from 2 hours 51 minutes in 2014. By 2016, mobile device users will spend 3 hours 15 minutes per day using apps.


You Won't Believe How Many Hours You Spend on Your Phone Each Day
So how are their thumbs passing the time? Respondents reported spending the most time texting (94.6 minutes a day), followed by e-mailing (48.5 minutes), Facebook-ing (38.6 minutes), browsing the net (34.4 minutes) and listening to music (26.9 minutes). Andâget thisâresearchers found that Pinterest and Instagram are among the most addictive activities.


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1 Fresh meat will keep 3 - 5 days in the fridge. Cooked meat 5 - 7 days.  Depending on the cut, uncooked meat can be stored up to 6 months in the freezer. Larger cuts, like steaks and roasts, can be safely stored for up to 6 months.


Safe Handling of Pork
Use a meat thermometer to check for safe cooking and doneness of pork. Cooked muscle meats can be pink even when the meat has reached a safe internal temperature. If fresh pork has reached 145 Â°F throughout, and is given a 4 minute rest, even though it may still be pink in the center, it will be safe. The pink color can be due to the cooking method or added ingredients.


How to Cite a Museum Work of Art
Citing in MLA Style. Discover some important information about the artist to be used in your Works Cited page. You want to find out the artist's full name, the title of the artwork, the year the artwork was created and the museum's name and location.Create your citation entry for the artwork by listing the information you found in the following arrangement: Artist's Last Name, First Name. The Title of the Artwork (in italics).ften, you have to cite the sources within a Works Cited page, a bibliography or footnotes. Though you may have the basic citation style down for things likes books and newspapers, there are several less-traditional resources you may not know how to cite. Citing works of art in a museum may be one of them.


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Works Cited Entry for Artwork. When citing a piece of famous artwork, the name of the artist comes first, followed by the title of the painting, the date of production, the medium, the museum where it is housed and the location of the museum. Goya, Francisco.Saturn Devouring His Son [italicized].1819â1823.Oil mural transferred to canvas.hen citing a piece of famous artwork, the name of the artist comes first, followed by the title of the painting, the date of production, the medium, the museum where it is housed and the location of the museum. Goya, Francisco. Saturn Devouring His Son [italicized]. 1819â1823. Oil mural transferred to canvas.


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! An Original Work of Visual Art To cite an original work of visual art (a lithograph, painting, photograph, sculpture, etc.) in an institution such as a museum or in a private collection, follow this format: Artistâs last name, first name. Title of artwork.n Image/Reproduction of a Work of Visual Art from a Print Source To cite an image/reproduction of a work of visual art from a print source, follow this format: Artistâs last name, first name. Title of artwork. Year. Name of institution/private collection housing artwork.


How to Cite a Museum Work of Art
List the information you found in a citation entry to be used in your References page. Organize it in the following order: Artist's Last Name, First Initial., (Type of Artist). (Year of Creation). Title of Artwork [Type of Work].List your entry within your References page according to alphabetical order.ften, you have to cite the sources within a Works Cited page, a bibliography or footnotes. Though you may have the basic citation style down for things likes books and newspapers, there are several less-traditional resources you may not know how to cite. Citing works of art in a museum may be one of them.


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1 Start with the artists name and the title of the painting in italics. 2  Enter the date of the art work. 3  If its unknown enter n.d. to replace the date. 4  Provide the institutional name that is in charge of the artwork and finally the location of the institution. 5 Eakins, Thomas.6  Spinning. 7  1881.asic Information. 1  Start with the artists name and the title of the painting in italics. 2  Enter the date of the art work. 3  If its unknown enter n.d. to replace the date. 4  Provide the institutional name that is in charge of the artwork and finally the location of the institution.  5 Eakins, Thomas. 6  Spinning.


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Basic Information. 1  Start with the artists name and the title of the painting in italics. 2  Enter the date of the art work. 3  If its unknown enter n.d. to replace the date. 4  Provide the institutional name that is in charge of the artwork and finally the location of the institution.  5 Eakins, Thomas. 6  Spinning.7  1881.asic Information. 1  Start with the artists name and the title of the painting in italics. 2  Enter the date of the art work. 3  If its unknown enter n.d. to replace the date. 4  Provide the institutional name that is in charge of the artwork and finally the location of the institution.  5 Eakins, Thomas. 6  Spinning.


How to Cite a Museum Work of Art
Often, you have to cite the sources within a Works Cited page, a bibliography or footnotes. Though you may have the basic citation style down for things likes books and newspapers, there are several less-traditional resources you may not know how to cite. Citing works of art in a museum may be one of them.ften, you have to cite the sources within a Works Cited page, a bibliography or footnotes. Though you may have the basic citation style down for things likes books and newspapers, there are several less-traditional resources you may not know how to cite. Citing works of art in a museum may be one of them.


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! ! !!!!!!!! ! An Image/Reproduction of a Work of Visual Art from a Print Source To cite an image/reproduction of a work of visual art from a print source, follow this format: Artistâs last name, first name. Title of artwork.Year. Name of institution/private collection housing artwork. Title of print source.n Image/Reproduction of a Work of Visual Art from a Print Source To cite an image/reproduction of a work of visual art from a print source, follow this format: Artistâs last name, first name. Title of artwork. Year. Name of institution/private collection housing artwork.


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Information: - The double stick may be considered a stick in older cookbooks. It was a common size many years ago but nearly unheard of today. - The pound and ounce mentioned are based on the International pound, which is nearly identical to the US and UK pound.


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Weight of 1 milliliter (ml) of pure water at temperature 4 Â°C = 1 gram (g). Thus 1 milliliter (ml) = 1 gram (g) = 0.202884136 US teaspoons (tsp) = 0.0338140227 US fluid ounce (fl. oz.) = 0.0676280454 US tablespoons (tbsp) = 0.00422675284 US cups. Please note: the teaspoon is rounded to precisely 5 mL by US federal regulations for food labeling purposes.


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Weight of margarine & butter: 1 kilogram (kg), Equals: 35.27 ounce (oz) of margarine. Results in fraction: 35 27/100 ounces (oz) of butter. Cooking or rather baking with an American recipe and must do butter conversion measure 1-1/4 stick to grams. A butter measure: 1 1/4 stick of butter (1.25 stick), in grams quals to: 141.76 grams (141.755 5g) of butter.


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Equals to weight: 113.40 grams â g of butter. The weight of butter but in fraction number: 113 2/5 gram â g of butter. My Margarine & Butter kilogram to cups/oz conversion results : Amount of butter/margarine: 1 kilogram (kg), Equals: 4.41 cups of butter â US. Results in fraction: 4 41/100 cup of margarine â US.


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Weight of 1 milliliter (ml) of pure water at temperature 4 Â°C = 1 gram (g). Thus 1 US teaspoon (tsp) = 4.92892159 grams (g) = 4.92892159 milliliters (ml) = 1/6 or 0.166666667 US fluid ounce (fl. oz.) = 1/3 US tablespoons (tbsp). The teaspoon is rounded to precisely 5 mL (0.169070114 US fluid ounces) by US federal regulations for food labeling purposes.


Grams to Teaspoons [water]  (g to tsp [water]) Conversion Calculator
This calculator-converter provides conversion of grams to teaspoons (g to tsp) and backwards teaspoons to grams [water] (tsp to g). Convert grams to teaspoons [water] (g to tsp) and teaspoons to grams [water] (tsp to g) Online Conversion Calculator-Converter.


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You can view more details on each measurement unit: gram or tsp. The SI derived unit for volume is the cubic meter. 1 cubic meter is equal to 1000000 gram, or 202884.135354 tsp. Note that rounding errors may occur, so always check the results. Use this page to learn how to convert between grams and teaspoons.


Title IX
Allen Community College is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, and disability in admissions, educational programs or activities, and employment; all as required by applicable laws and regulations under the Title VI Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Title IX Regulations of 1972, ...


Dallas
Allen, Texas. Allen is an affluent city in Collin County, Texas, a northern suburb of Dallas. As of the 2010 United States Census, the city had a total population of 84,246. Contents.


Property Taxes
It is the duty of the Tax Assessor-Collector to assess and collect for the County all taxes imposed on property within the county. You may either pay your property taxes in person, by mail, or Pay Property Taxes Online.


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Allen: The east (downtown) skyline at dusk, taken from the hill of a school. Allen: Allen Public Library in Downtown Allen. Allen: Commercial Cafe in Allen, Texas. Allen: Original Allen Train Depot in Downtown Allen.


Learn More About Vegetables In The Nightshade Family
Many of the nightshade family vegetables fall under the species of Capscium and Solanum. Although these do contain toxic aspects, they still bear edible parts, like the fruits and tubers, depending on the plant. Several of these plants are cultivated in the home garden and are known as nightshade vegetables.


List of Nightshade Veggies and Fruits
Solanine is the toxin (Glycoalkaloid Poison) contained in all nightshade plants such as tomatoes, potatoes, and goji berries. It can occur naturally in any part of the plant, including the leaves, fruit, and tubers. Solanine has fungicidal and pesticidal properties. Again, it is one of the plantâs natural defenses.


Nightshades
Problems from these Popular Foods Exposed to the Light of Day. The nightshades are members of an enormous family of plants called Solanaceae, represent a huge family of plants.


Learn More About Vegetables In The Nightshade Family
List of Nightshade Vegetables. Here is a list of the most common (and maybe not so common) vegetables in the nightshade family. While these are perfectly safe to eat under ordinary circumstances, some people may be sensitive to these plants regardless, suffering allergic reactions.


Nightshades
I used to eat a ton of foods in the nightshade family, but now I avoid them as much as possible. I am one of those who is very sensitive to these foods. In my medical practice, I treat pain often. My goal in pain treatment is pain relief.


4 Myths About Nightshade Vegetables
Some people may think nightshade vegetables are harmful because theyâre confusing them with âdeadly nightshadeâ or Atrope belladonna, an inedible weed thatâs also part of the Solanaceae family, explains Micallef. Historically, the deadly nightshade has been associated with witchcraft.


What Are Nightshades?
Sometimes even vegetables get a bad rap. Take the nightshade vegetables or Solanaceae, a plant family that includes eggplant, peppers, potatoes and tomatoes.


Nightshades
Overconsumption of calcitriol from nightshade foods can circumvent the kidneyâs control and over time lead to calcium deposits in the soft tissues such as the tendons, ligaments, cartilage, cardiovascular tissues, kidneys and skin. Osteoarthritis is basically calcium deposits in the soft tissues of joints.


Gout
Gout is a form of arthritis -- an inflammation of the joints -- that causes sudden, severe attacks of pain, tenderness, redness, warmth, and swelling in some joints. It usually affects one joint at a time, although it can be in several joints at once. The large toe is most often affected, but gout can also affect other joints in the leg -- such as the knee, ankle, and foot -- and less often, the hand, wrist, fingers, and elbow. The spine is almost never affected.


Wrist Pain Symptoms
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common cause of wrist pain. Carpal tunnel is usually a result of doing repetitive movements such as typing, writing, painting and drawing, but it can also be brought on by conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, an underactive thyroid and obesity.


Pain in left wrist is this heart attack symptom?
I doubt you are having a heart attack. You maybe just injured your wrist in your sleep or you may have circulation problems, but heart attack pain will be in your chest and will radiate to your left arm. You are fairly young to have a heart attack. Try some pain killers with anti inflammatory agents, like Ibuprofen or Aspirin.


Wrist Tendonitis Symptoms Different Reasons For Each One
If you have pain in your wrist, you definitely also have something going on in the forearm muscles that control the tendons of the wrist. Decreased Range of Motion. Muscles and connective tissue get tight from working, and then to 'protect' you from pain. This causes some degree of tenderness or pain in the body. In an attempt to protect your from pain, muscle and connective tissue get tight. This can constrict the mobility of your wrist, fingers, and even your elbow joint.


Arm pain
Seek emergency treatment if you have: 1  Arm, shoulder or back pain that comes on suddenly, is unusually severe, or is accompanied by pressure, fullness or squeezing in your chest (this may signal a heart attack) 2  An obvious deformity or protruding bone in your arm or wrist, especially if you have bleeding or other injuries.


Wrist Pain Symptoms
If youâre displaying any of the symptoms below, carpal tunnel syndrome may be the cause of the problem. 1  Aching, tingling, burning or numbness is your wrist, hand, fingers and thumb. 2  Pain that radiates toward your elbow. 3  Difficulty grasping or holding things.  Difficulty typing or using a mouse.


Pain in left wrist is this heart attack symptom?
first i thought it might be a sprain, but usually it would go away in 3-4 days, but this one hasn't gone in 10 days. i am not able to pinpoint where exactly the pain is, but it does pain when my wrist is in normal resting position. It pains if i try... show more for last 10 days i am having pain in my 'left wrist'.


Wrist Tendonitis Symptoms Different Reasons For Each One
At least, it shows up as the Pain Causing Dynamic gets worse and worse. For various reasons including Repetitive Strain Injury and/or one time overuse injuries, all the muscles and structure connected to your wrist (hand, forearm, shoulder, neck) become too tight. Then you start to feel pain.


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With how much we rely on our upper extremities, itâs no wonder that painful conditions develop. When this pain interferes with your daily living, itâs time to consult your physician. Pain in the elbow, wrist or hand can follow trauma or from various medical conditions. Arthritis, ligament and tendon injuries can produce elbow pain. Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis), can affect those who play tennis or do activities involving repetitive motion of the elbow.


Wrist Pain Symptoms
Symptoms And Causes Of Wrist Pain. The symptoms of wrist pain vary, depending on what the cause is. If youâre displaying any of the symptoms below, carpal tunnel syndrome may be the cause of the problem. Aching, tingling, burning or numbness is your wrist, hand, fingers and thumb.


Medical Coding Specialist Diploma Estimated Tuition Costs for 2017-2018
Medical Coding Specialist Diploma Estimated Tuition Costs for 2016-2017. First Year. Total Costs: Total costs will vary depending on whether registered courses are offered online or on campus. Some courses are offered exclusively online or on campus.


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Learn More. 1  Annual Tuition: $896. 2  School Type: Non-Profit. 3  School Accreditation: WASC ACCJC.  Santa Barbara City College offers an online Medical Coding Specialist certificate for an average annual tuition of $896, making it the most affordable option for students seeking an online education in medical billing and coding.


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Books: $1375.00. Course Fees: $0.00. Other: Other can include but is not limited to: tools, uniforms, required laptop leases, etc. $650.00. Total Costs: Total costs will vary depending on whether registered courses are offered online or on campus. Some courses are offered exclusively online or on campus.


Top Online Medical Billing & Coding Programs for 2018
Top Online Medical Coding and Billing Programs for 2017. Due to the ever-increasing need in the U.S. for broader access to better healthcare, the career outlook for medical billing and coding technicians is expected to grow at a rate of 16% through the year 2024, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.


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The nineteen colleges included in this list offer programs in medical coding and billing at tuitions averaging approximately $12,000 or less per year. Ranked most affordable is Santa Barbara City College, offering a Medical Coding Specialist certificate at an average annual tuition of $896.


Costs of Attendance
Costs of Attendance. If youâre trying to budget for the upcoming school year, check out the estimated costs of attendance (COA) in the table below. These figures provide an estimate of what it costs to attend Dallas County Community College District for a traditional nine-month academic year.


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Annual Tuition: $896. School Type: Non-Profit. School Accreditation: WASC ACCJC. Santa Barbara City College offers an online Medical Coding Specialist certificate for an average annual tuition of $896, making it the most affordable option for students seeking an online education in medical billing and coding.


Medical Billing Training Cost
Typical costs: Most medical billing programs are taught online and typically cost $1,000-$4,000 total. Allied Schools offers an online medical billing program for $2,298. Some medical billing programs are paired with medical coding. Career Step, an online medical training center, packages two medical coding and billing programs that cost $2,095-$2,495. Medical billing is taught as part of larger healthcare management associate degree programs at some schools. The degree programs take 18 months to two years to complete and cost $20,000-$30,000.


Tuition and Fees
Tuition and Fees â The average cost of tuition and fees for a typical student based on enrolling for 30 hours per year. The actual costs that a student incurs will vary depending on the studentâs degree or certificate program.


Top Online Medical Billing & Coding Programs for 2018
Read on to learn more about our top picks for the best online medical billing and coding programs for 2017: A career in medical coding and billing requires an education beyond high school; candidates earn at least a certificate, and often an associateâs degree, in this major.


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1 Amphibians are cold-blooded (ectothermic) vertebrates that cannot maintain body temperature through their internal physiological procedures. 2  They have a low metabolic rate which leads to a limited requirement for food and energy.  All the species have movable eyelids as well as tear ducts during the adult phase.


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Â» The color of the skin of amphibians is a result of three layers of cells called chromatophores. 1  Deepest layer is made up of melanophores.  Intermediate layer consists of guanophores giving the organism the blue-green color.


Amphibians
Amphibians are cold-blooded animals, meaning they do not have a constant body temperature but instead take on the temperature of their environment. They have moist, scaleless skin that absorbs water and oxygen, but that also makes them vulnerable to dehydration (loss of bodily fluids).


Amphibians
Adults usually spend most of their time on land and have a diet consisting of insects and worms. Some species of urodeles are aquatic (live in water), including those of the genus Siren. These North American amphibians are shaped like eels, have small forelegs and no hind legs or pelvis.


What is an Amphibian?
Ectothermic vertebrates belonging to the class Amphibia are collectively known as Amphibians. The term âectothermicâ means the physiological heat sources of these animals are insufficient for maintaining the proper body temperature. Amphibians belong to the superclass Tetrapoda or tetrapod. Frogs, toads, salamanders, newts and caecilians are different animals in the Amphibia class. The term Amphibian was derived from the Greek term âamphibiousâ, which means âboth livesâ or âtwo livesâ (âamphiâ meaning âbothâ and âbiosâ meaning âlifeâ).


What Are Characteristics of Amphibians?
Most amphibians go through a period of metamorphosis. For example, frog eggs develop into tadpoles, which are small aquatic larvae with external gills. As they grow, tadpoles develop back legs and form internal gills.


Amphibians
The life cycle of most amphibians begins in water when the female lays eggs that are fertilized outside of her body. The eggs then hatch into larvae, or tadpoles, that breathe through external gills. The larvae grow flat tails and feed on vegetation.


Amphibians
Amphibians are cold-blooded animals that possess backbones and display features that lie between those of fish and reptiles. They spend time both in water and on land. Their larvae (not yet fully developed offspring) mature in water and breathe through gills, like fish, while adults breathe air through lungs and skin.


What Are Characteristics of Amphibians?
Amphibians are cold-blooded vertebrates. They have a backbone, and they maintain their body temperature through external means, such as laying in the sun. Amphibians spend part of their lives on water and part of their lives on land. They have permeable skin, which gases and some molecules penetrate; they also have gills for some portion of their lives.


Wonderfully Unusual Characteristics of Amphibians
Amphibians are vertebrate animals residing in a wide range of habitats, such as aquatic, terrestrial, and arboreal. Evolution of the earliest amphibians took place in the Devonian period; their features modified over a period of time. While some are extinct, following are the characteristics of the extant species of class Amphibia. Â» The color of the skin of amphibians is a result of three layers of cells called chromatophores. 1  Deepest layer is made up of melanophores. 2  Intermediate layer consists of guanophores giving the organism the blue-green color.  Topmost layer consists of lipophores, which give the yellow color to the organisms.


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Unitholders with registered ownership accounts can contact AST with questions relating to transfers of ownership and instruction, a change of address, direct deposit of distribution checks, and any other account related questions at the dedicated toll free number 1-800-358-5861.


How It Works
Toll free codes â 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, and 844. Today, there are six toll free codes: 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, and 844. Although 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, and 844 are all toll free codes, they are not interchangeable. For example, 1-800-234-5678 is not. the same number as 1-888-234-5678. Calls to each toll free number are routed to a particular local.


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BEIJING, January 17 /PRNewswire/ -- In order to meet the increased customers' needs and strengthen the presence in Europe, Chinese flag carrier Air China established a dedicated toll free call center of expertise for customer service in Europe last February.


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Toll Free Services. AT&T invented Toll-Free Service over 30 years ago, and is the leader in providing the service with many feature enhancements. The challenge in today's call centers is to be a complete Contact Center, offering multiple options for your customers to reach you, how and when they want.


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For agencies with high inbound call volumes, AT&T offers MegaCom, a toll-free dedicated access service. Each dedicated line will support up to 24 toll-free, outbound or data calls simultaneously.


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15, independent, licensed insurance agents will be available through a dedicated toll free number to enroll customers and provide free consultations with customers to answer questions on the Affordable Care Act.


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PAETEC Preferred AdvantageÂ® Dedicated Long Distance Plan (âDedicated. LDâ) and Dedicated Toll Free Plan service provides outbound 1+ or inbound Toll Free long distance calls over a dedicated access line. (âDALâ) facility. All 1+ calls are billed to the calling party and shall be based primarily on the called number. Toll Free calls are.


How to Print a CD/DVD Label
Here's what you do: 1  Click on the SureThing icon located on your computer desktop. 2  Follow the software instructions to choose the appropriate printer label templates. 3  Print your label on plain paper when you think your label is perfect [source: Joseph 4  ]. Make any necessary adjustments. 5  Click on File in the SureThing software and select Print.


how to print a cd label?
4) Print document. To print a CD label click the 'Print Item' in the ' File ' menu or on the ' General ' toolbar. A Standard Windows Print dialog box will open. To print on labels: choose a printer, set its properties if necessary and click 'OK' to proceed. The ' Printout Setup ' dialog box will open.


How to Print a CD/DVD Label
1 Follow the software instructions to choose the appropriate printer label templates. 2  You're now ready to start designing your label. 3  SureThing will allow you to customize the background, text and images that appear on your disc label. 4  Print your label on plain paper when you think your label is perfect [source: Joseph ].


how to print a cd label?
To change the background image of a CD label, click on the 'Load' button in ' Properties ' window in the right side of the screen. In the ' Open an Image ' dialog box select the desired size of the image and click 'Open'. To change the picture settings, click 'Edit' in the same ' Properties ' window.


How to Print a CD/DVD Label
Some of these programs require printing up labels, which you stick onto your CD/DVD, while others have the capability to print directly on the CD/DVD. Although we discuss using SureThing, the general method for preparing and printing CD/DVD labels is the same for most software packages.


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Testimonials. What an excellent service Avery provides. I loved being able to design my own items and it was a snap using Avery's online software. I spend a small fortune on ink and paper and this is so much easier and not that much more than doing it myself.. - Cathy in Florida.


How to Print a CD/DVD Label
Here's what you do: 1  Click on the SureThing icon located on your computer desktop. 2  Follow the software instructions to choose the appropriate printer label templates. 3  You're now ready to start designing your label. 4  SureThing will allow you to customize the background, text and images that appear on your disc label.


General Surgical Instructions
Each person has different tolerance levels to pain. You cannot use another family member or friend as reference to gauge how much discomfort you might experience. In general the most swelling and discomfort will peak in 3-4 days after the procedure. The delayed swelling is sometimes mistaken as infection but it is part of the normal healing process. During this time the swelling may prevent your mouth to open all the way.


How long should stitches be left in?
Split and merge into it. Answer by Memeluke. Confidence votes 265. The doctor who put them in will be able to best judge how long they need to be left in, but on average stitches on the face should be left in for 3-5 days, stitches on the body or scalp 7-10 days, and stitches on extremities 10-14 days.


General Surgical Instructions
Most of the time the doctor will put in more stitches than needed. The motion of the mouth (eating, talking) can loosen the stitches. If the stitches do fall out and thereâs no bleeding not to worry. It can take a few days up to 2-3 weeks for the stitches to fall out.


General Surgical Instructions
Change every half an hour to an hour until you see a very light pink. DO NOT GO TO SLEEP WITH GAUZE IN YOUR MOUTH. Bleeding should stop after 3-4 hours after extractions. DO NOT SPIT OR GARGLE FOR THE FIRST 24 HOURS.


How long do you leave stitches?
Depends on the tissue, and I assume you're talking about external stitches; not the internal kind you can't see and don't need to remove.   For the face -- 3 days  â¦  For the abdomen -- 7-10 days   Stress areas -- 10 days. + 16 others found this useful. Roham Niakan.


Resorbable sutures:
They are mostly removed a week after the extraction. Gut sutures are most commonly used resorbable sutures which may be there for couple of days to couple of weeks and then will resorb. The most common problem with the dissolvable sutures is that they sometimes donât dissolve even after few weeks.


General Surgical Instructions
The surgical sites will take a few weeks to completely heal up. However you should gradually return to normal function within one to two weeks. You might notice a small âholeâ in the area of the extraction.


How much can I contribute to my IRA in 2015?
The combined amount you can contribute to your traditional and Roth IRAs remains at $5,500 for 2015, or $6,500 if you'll be 50 or older by the end of the year.You can contribute to an IRA in addition to an employer-sponsored retirement plan like a 401(k).he combined amount you can contribute to your traditional and Roth IRAs remains at $5,500 for 2015, or $6,500 if you'll be 50 or older by the end of the year.


How much can I contribute to my IRA in 2015?
How much can I contribute to my IRA in 2015? The combined amount you can contribute to your traditional and Roth IRAs remains at $5,500 for 2015, or $6,500 if youâll be 50 or older by the end of the year.You can contribute to an IRA in addition to an employer-sponsored retirement plan like a 401(k).ow much can I contribute to my IRA in 2015? The combined amount you can contribute to your traditional and Roth IRAs remains at $5,500 for 2015, or $6,500 if youâll be 50 or older by the end of the year.


IRA Eligibility: Can I Contribute to an IRA in 2015?
1 If you are contributing to a SEP-IRA set up by your employer, you are allowed to contribute a maximum of $53,000 or 25% of compensation, whichever is lower. 2  For the 2015 tax year, the maximum amount of compensation used in determining your contribution is $265,000.Be aware that your eligibility to contribute to a traditional IRA is not affected by your participation in a SEP-IRA; however, your ability to deduct contributions to a traditional IRA may be.n order to be eligible to contribute fully to a Roth IRA, your MAGI (again, that stands for modified adjusted gross income) must be less than $116,000 for a single filer in 2015, and $183,000 or less for married filing jointly.


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2015 Roth IRA Rules-Eligibility, Income, Contribution Limits, and More. Note: The article below refers to the 2015 tax year. Assuming your IRA was opened by Dec. 31, 2015, you have until the tax filing deadlineâApril 15, 2016âto make a 2015 contribution.The income/contribution limits may increase for the 2016 tax year. Click here for current contribution limits.When it comes to a Roth IRA, ârulesâ is a subjective term.ssuming your IRA was opened by Dec. 31, 2015, you have until the tax filing deadlineâApril 15, 2016âto make a 2015 contribution. The income/contribution limits may increase for the 2016 tax year. Click here for current contribution limits. When it comes to a Roth IRA, ârulesâ is a subjective term.


How Much You Can Contribute to Retirement Plans in 2015
The contribution limits for your 401(k) will be higher in 2015 than in 2014. The maximum youâll be able to stash in a 401(k), 403(b), 457 or the federal governmentâs Thrift Savings Plan will increase by $500, to $18,000 in 2015.he catch-up contribution limit for anyone who turns 50 in 2015 will also increase, from $5,500 to $6,000 (for a maximum contribution of $24,000). The IRA contribution limit will remain $5,500 per person in 2015 (or $6,500 if you turn age 50 anytime during the year).


Roth IRA Rules: What You Need to Know for 2015
1. You can only contribute so much to a Roth There are usually two different contribution limits -- one for those under 50 and a higher catch-up limit for those aged 50 and older. Since the Roth IRA was introduced in 1998, the amount of money that you are allowed to contribute has increased at a steady clip.. You can only contribute so much to a Roth There are usually two different contribution limits -- one for those under 50 and a higher catch-up limit for those aged 50 and older. Since the Roth IRA was introduced in 1998, the amount of money that you are allowed to contribute has increased at a steady clip.


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The Best-Paying Cities for Bartenders on the Rocks We combed through all the public data available on bartenders' salaries and found 21 cities where mixologists don't have to rely quite so much on tipsy 21-year-olds providing generous tips.


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Lynchburg, VA Salary. Lynchburg, VA average salary is $60,799, median salary is $57,240 with a salary range from $21,178 to $1,522,560. Lynchburg, VA salaries are collected from government agencies and companies. Each salary is associated with a real job position. Lynchburg, VA salary statistics is not exclusive and is for reference only.


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The average salary for lawyers in one city can be tens of thousands of dollars higher than the average salary in another. The Worst-Paying Cities for Police Officers Police officers around the country dedicate their lives to protecting and serving their communities. Here are 30 cities where they receive the lowest pay.


Salary and Benefits
1 $35,713.60 starting salary for Police Officers. 2  5% increase to $37,502.40 post basic school. 3  2.5% increase to $38,483.40 at the end of probation year. ( 4 Starting salary may be higher with creditable law enforcement experience and/or Virginia certification.).


Salary and Benefits
1 5% increase to $37,502.40 post basic school. 2  2.5% increase to $38,483.40 at the end of probation year. ( 3 Starting salary may be higher with creditable law enforcement experience and/or Virginia certification.).


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Using the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, StartClass found the cities that have the highest average salary for real estate agents. The Best-Paying Cities for High School Teachers In some respects, high school teachers have one of the toughest jobs in America. Fortunately, there are some cities where they earn far more than the average American. 10 Best-Paying Cities for Lawyers The salaries of lawyers depend on a variety of factors.


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Text FeaturesThis is a procedural text. It is a recipe for banana bread and contains step by step instructions on the 'procedure' for making banana bread and a 'list' of the ingredients required.xplain that some writing involves telling the reader how to do something. Brainstorm a list of texts that tell the reader how to do something e.g. instructions, recipes, rules for games, how-to-guides. Explain that a procedure contains step-by-step instructions for a specific task.


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The most common example of a procedural text is a recipe. Types of Procedural Texts. Texts that instruct how to do a particular activity. recipes, rules for games, science experiments, road safety rules, how to do it manuals.he purpose of a procedure is to tell the reader how to do or make something. The information is presented in a logical sequence of events, which is broken up into small sequenced steps.


Reading Procedural Text
Reading Procedural Text. This year, I decided to spend some extra time with procedural text. How-to texts, directions, instructions, whatever you want to call them--these are going to be the backbone of students' future reading lives.Not all of my students will pick up novels to read for pleasure when they are adults.eading Procedural Text. This year, I decided to spend some extra time with procedural text. How-to texts, directions, instructions, whatever you want to call them--these are going to be the backbone of students' future reading lives.


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For example, a recipe is an example of a procedural text because it explains the steps to cook a specific thing. Directions to a game or instructions for creating a craft are also examples of procedural texts. We use these in our daily lives all the time.esson Plan. Connection (3-5 mins): Readers, today we will shift gears in our thinking to discuss procedural texts. We use procedural texts in our lives all the times. Procedural texts are texts that explain how to complete a task or how to do an activity.


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The Purpose. . . A procedure tells the reader how to do or make something. The information is presented in a logical sequence of events, which is broken up into small sequenced steps. The most common example of a procedural text is a recipe.anguage of the Text: Is written in the simple present tense (do this, do that). Focuses on generalized people rather than individuals (first you take, rather than first I take). The reader is often referred to in a general way, i.e. pronouns (you or one).


Free Classsroom Poster: Writing a Procedural Text
A procedural text is used to explain. 1  How to do something. 2  How to get Somewhere. 3  When a set of rules need to be understood. procedure is generally quite easy to write as long you know a little bit about your topic. These posters will walk students and teachers through the process of writing an effective procedural text by breaking it down into simple steps. Please feel free to download the Posters here and Enjoy.


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Students as code-breakers as they focus on word choices. Students as text-users-creating their own procedural text. Text-participants Students as text-users. Following the procedure (recipe) for making Banana Bread is a great way to consolidate and conclude.xplain that some writing involves telling the reader how to do something. Brainstorm a list of texts that tell the reader how to do something e.g. instructions, recipes, rules for games, how-to-guides. Explain that a procedure contains step-by-step instructions for a specific task.


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Teacher places the article, âHow Bread is Madeâ on the overhead. Teacher reads aloud the first two paragraphs. This procedural text is explaining the steps to make bread. I noticed a lot of words that help me organize the information.The paragraph begins with the word, first, this letâs me know that this is the first step to making bread. This text is organized in chronological order.esson Plan. Connection (3-5 mins): Readers, today we will shift gears in our thinking to discuss procedural texts. We use procedural texts in our lives all the times. Procedural texts are texts that explain how to complete a task or how to do an activity.