Requirements & Deadlines
USF will accept both the Original (Pre-March 2016) SAT and the Redesigned (March 2016 and later) SAT for admission for the Spring 2017 semester and later. For admission and scholarship purposes we will concord any Original SAT scores to the Redesigned SAT scale; we will also superscore all administrations of the SAT.


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Some 90's trim color may overlap into the 80s section of the color chart (below). So if your car is a 90's model and isn't in this color chart, have a look in the 80's color chart.How to find your jaguar trim code: The trim code is a 3 letter code found on plate stuck to the inside of the drivers or passangers door.948 - 1970 Jaguar Color Range: All Models. Some leather colors may fall into the above color chart (i.e. late 60's cars). This chart covers XK-120, XK-140, XK-150, E-Type, MK1, MK2, S-Type, 420, 240 & 340, early XJ6, Mark V, Mark V11, Mark V111, Mark 1X, Mark X. 1.


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How To Locate your Jaguar Trim Code. 1. Older models will have a circular yellow sticker attached to the right hand rear corner on the underside of the bonnet. Cars before 1980's (roughly). 2. Some models have a plate attached to the upper corner of the drivers door aperture, or the passengers door apperture.Cars 1980's +. 3. For Jaguars no more than 10-15 years old, call us with the registration number. For older Jaguars call us with the chasis number and we can find out your color from there.948 - 1970 Jaguar Color Range: All Models. Some leather colors may fall into the above color chart (i.e. late 60's cars). This chart covers XK-120, XK-140, XK-150, E-Type, MK1, MK2, S-Type, 420, 240 & 340, early XJ6, Mark V, Mark V11, Mark V111, Mark 1X, Mark X. 1.


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Red Zone (CJA). To order any of the colours above, navigate to the product page and type the name of the colour and/or the colour reference code into the box next to the Add To Shopping Cart button.Make sure to put the word 'Jaguar' before the colour name and code. Or call us on 0844 879 3691. How To Locate your Jaguar Trim Code.ed Zone (CJA). To order any of the colours above, navigate to the product page and type the name of the colour and/or the colour reference code into the box next to the Add To Shopping Cart button.


Jaguar Touch Up Paint
It's the same Jaguar paint! This is why your Jaguar color code is so important for ordering the correct paint. For example, 1957/HGZ above we call Jaguar Racing Green Pearl. It could also be called Racing Clearcoat, Green Performance Clearcoat, etc. depending on what the good folks over at Jaguar decided to call it.nly apply a small amount of primer to your Jaguar at time. Let the primer dry, overnight if possible, before applying the Jaguar touch up paint. Once dry, lightly sand the primed Jaguar paint area with #220 grit sandpaper followed by #600 wet and dry sandpaper.


Know Your VIN & Get Exactly The RIGHT Auto Repair Parts Every Time
9th Character: The 9th character in your Jaguar's vehicle identification number is a VIN accuracy check digit, verifying the previous numbers within the VIN. This check digit is a single number or letter X used to verify the accuracy of the transcription of the vehicle identification number.0th Character: The 10th character in your Jaguar's VIN tells you the model year. (This varies somewhat among car manufacturers-see the chart in the Here's How to Find Your Car's VIN section below for specific locations by car make.).


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But i don't know the color code of my jag, and since the drivers door has been changed i can't find it.Maybe someone can help me find out what color is my car so i can buy the same paint for it. The car has a dark green color, and it s almost like parlescent paint.It slightly changes colors in the evening, depending on how the light hits it, sometimes it has a slight purple tint. I've attached some photos. __________________. '01 Jaguar X-Type - 2.5 V6 Sport. Last edited by Scricy; 02-21-2015 at 10:51 AM.ut i don't know the color code of my jag, and since the drivers door has been changed i can't find it.Maybe someone can help me find out what color is my car so i can buy the same paint for it. The car has a dark green color, and it s almost like parlescent paint.


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This video shows you how to remove your interior door trim / card from a Jaguar S-Type R STR.1  People & Blogs. 2  Standard YouTube License.his video shows you how to remove your interior door trim / card from a Jaguar S-Type R STR. Category. License.


Know Your VIN & Get Exactly The RIGHT Auto Repair Parts Every Time
4th - 8th Character: The 4th through 8th characters in your Jaguar's VIN reveals its features/attributes, such as body style, engine type, model, series, etc. Again, this varies widely among car makes, models and equipment.0th Character: The 10th character in your Jaguar's VIN tells you the model year. (This varies somewhat among car manufacturers-see the chart in the Here's How to Find Your Car's VIN section below for specific locations by car make.).


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1948 - 1970 Jaguar Color Range: All Models. Some leather colors may fall into the above color chart (i.e. late 60's cars). This chart covers XK-120, XK-140, XK-150, E-Type, MK1, MK2, S-Type, 420, 240 & 340, early XJ6, Mark V, Mark V11, Mark V111, Mark 1X, Mark X. 1.948 - 1970 Jaguar Color Range: All Models. Some leather colors may fall into the above color chart (i.e. late 60's cars). This chart covers XK-120, XK-140, XK-150, E-Type, MK1, MK2, S-Type, 420, 240 & 340, early XJ6, Mark V, Mark V11, Mark V111, Mark 1X, Mark X. 1.


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What does the phrase grass erosion dam mean? Quick Answer. Whether in utility work, road construction or agriculture, grass erosion dams are either net tubes used to slow the flow of runoff or unploughed strips of earth used to prevent soil from being washed away due to erosion.


"""Lethargic"" Is to ""vital"" As ""trite"" Is to What?"
Lethargic is to vital as trite is to original.. Lethargic means lazy, whereas vital means full of life. Trite means copycat, and the opposite of copycat is original.. Trite can also mean clichÃ©, tired or overplayed. Continue Reading.


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Erosion control is needed now more than ever with increased land clearing not for farms but homes, shopping centers, roadsides, landfill, reclamations sites of all kinds. Almost any plant can be used for erosion control; the most prevalent problem is choosing a coverage that grows fast and is adaptable to the area.


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The three major types of erosion are the transporting of soil or rocks by moving water, wind or ice. Water is the primary force behind erosion. The waves of the ocean, movement of a river and falling of rain are all ways water transports materials from one location to another.


"What Does the Phrase ""grass Erosion Dam"" Mean?"
What does the phrase grass erosion dam mean? A: Whether in utility work, road construction or agriculture, grass erosion dams are either net tubes used to slow the flow of runoff or unploughed strips of earth used to prevent soil from being washed away due to erosion. In either application, the goal is the same: reduce the risk of water eroding the surrounding area.


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Blue Grama is another native Plains grass and is used in the arid, alkaline soils and can take the temperatures down to â 40 but is considered to be a warm season grass. It can be planted by seed and has a beautiful teal color with fine texture. This is a slow growing grass and can be mown or left natural.


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Reclamation grasses are used in areas where erosion control and stabilization of the ground is a necessity. Such as at construction sites, dams, levees, roadsides, landfills, mining areas, flood zones, ect. The grasses that are used for these conditions must have low maintenance requirements.


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While this picturesque area is now a Georgia State Park, Providence Canyon was caused by improper farming practices over a hundred years ago. Luckily today we understand much better what can be done to limit damage to our top soil in erosion-prone areas. Grasses play a major part in helping to keep erosion at bay.


"""Lethargic"" Is to ""vital"" As ""trite"" Is to What?"
Lethargic is a cat sitting by the window on a rainy day. Vital is a child on a playground. Trite is liking long walks on the beach and the Beatles. Original is making up new music that has never been heard before. Analogies are often used to test the proficiency of vocabulary.


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3. Extract the contents of the mod folder to Data folder in your Skyrim directory. An example of the file path might be âC:\Users\Administrator\The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim\Data.â. 1  Your Skyrim folder might be in Program Files, but that is not recommended as it can cause conflicts with Windows processes.


The Succubus
Extract the contents of the mod folder to Data folder in your Skyrim directory. An example of the file path might be âC:\Users\Administrator\The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim\Data.â. 1  Your Skyrim folder might be in Program Files, but that is not recommended as it can cause conflicts with Windows processes.


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1 Many modding sites have a program which installs your mods for you, such as the Mod Manager at Skyrim Nexus. 2  If you are not very comfortable manually installing mods, these programs might be easier to use.


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1 Run Skyrim as an admin. 2  Right click the TESV.exe found in your 'Steam\SteamApps\common\skyrim' folder (or alternatively a shortcut to it on your desktop). 3  Click 'Properties...' and navigate to the Compatibility tab. 4  Tick the checkbox next to Run this program as an administrator.


How to install Skyrim mods
Almost all mods are offered in compressed form, either ZIP or RAR files. We use free app IZArc to decompress files. To open a compressed file, simply right click, and choose 'Open with IZArc'. Open the target folder and leave it. 3: Open your Skyrim folder.


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1 Right click the TESV.exe found in your 'Steam\SteamApps\common\skyrim' folder (or alternatively a shortcut to it on your desktop). 2  Click 'Properties...' and navigate to the Compatibility tab. 3  Tick the checkbox next to Run this program as an administrator.


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1 Make sure to read the mod description for any special instructions before downloading. 2  Some mods conflict with others. 3  If you install a mod and then notice gameplay or performance problems, it is possible that two or more of your mods are in conflict with each other.


What is the Atomic Bomb made of?
Best Answer: A. Plutonium The world's first nuclear explosion was achieved with plutonium, a man-made element produced in nuclear reactors. Plutonium is created when an atom of uranium-238 absorbs a neutron and becomes plutonium-239.The reactor generates the neutrons in a controlled chain reaction.he first atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima on Aug 6,1945 contained the unstable isotope of uranium called U-235. Subcritical amounts of U-235 were rapidly combined by shooting one mass into the other (cannon barrel method)..reaching critical mass.


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An atomic bomb contains 1) ordinary explosives, 2) certain radioactive elements, and 3) a structure built of other elements that help to trigger the nuclear explosion.n a gun-type bomb, Uranium-235 is the fuel. In an implosion bomb, Plutonium-239 is the fuel. A fusion-boosted atomic bomb uses the implosion design, with the addition of gaseous tritium (Hydrogen-3).


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a cut that is made in wood or some other material, usually at a 45Â° angle to the adjacent principal faces. Compare bevel. to make a chamfer on or in.


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Or one corner may be chamfered with the chisel, as shown in Fig. 29. The Boy Craftsman A. Neely Hall The center post should be chamfered at the top to relieve the abruptness. The Boy Mechanic, Book 2 Various The vaulting ribs have the simplest of all profilesâthat of a chamfered beam.


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play \-f(É-)riÅ, -p(É-)riÅ\. 1  transitive verb. 2  1 : to cut a furrow in (something, such as a column) : groove. 3  2 : to make a chamfer on : bevel.


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The end grain is usually protected by nailing on a strip of timber, chamfered on both edges. Woodwork Joints William Fairham The arcade has pointed, chamfered arches, supported on octagonal pillars, and there is a small clerestory.


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chamfer. 1  a cut that is made in wood or some other material, usually at a 45Â° angle to the adjacent principal faces. 2  to make a chamfer on or in.


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Historical Examples. 1  The latter are chamfered and moulded rudely with two hollows. 2  Or one corner may be chamfered with the chisel, as shown in Fig. 3  The center post should be chamfered at the top to relieve the abruptness. 4  The vaulting ribs have the simplest of all profilesâthat of a chamfered beam. Mornings in Florence John Ruskin The corner of a block of wood is very often chamfered, when planing end-wood, to prevent the wood from splintering.


THE GLOSSARY OF
transitive verb. 1 : to cut a furrow in (something, such as a column) : groove. 2 : to make a chamfer on : bevel.


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Chamfered definition, a cut that is made in wood or some other material, usually at a 45Â° angle to the adjacent principal faces. See more.


chamfer
a cut that is made in wood or some other material, usually at a 45Â° angle to the adjacent principal faces. Compare bevel. verb (used with object) 2. to make a chamfer on or in.


chamfer
Recent Examples of chamfer from the Web. The iPhone 5, in particular, was a jewel; to me, its flat sides, chamfered edges and remarkable build quality suggested something miraculous, as if Mr. Ive had been divinely inspired in his locked white room.


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1 Mediumship involves a cooperating effort between a person on the Earth plane (the medium or channel) and a person in Spirit (the communicator). 2  There are several objectives behind the manifestation of mediumship.


Spiritual Healing Medium
Contact healing is the type of healing of which you are most likely to be aware. In this practice the patient sits in a chair or lies on a couch.The medium touches the patient with thier hands usually as close to the problem area as modesty allows. Then using their mediumistic ability they also create [â¦].


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A spirit who uses a medium for the purpose of communication, either verbally or visually, is known as a spirit communicator. A spirit who uses a medium for the intent of working with and/or manipulating energies or energy systems is called a spirit operator.


5 Things You Should Know Before Consulting a Psychic
1. Don't have a specific agenda. It's okay to want to know certain things as a result of your psychic session; your psychic will probably allow you to ask questions as well. But if your sole intention for booking a session is to get the defining answer to a specific question, you'll likely end up disappointed.


Critical thinking | Analysis
In addition to this, we see that mediumship is used by those in Spirit for the following purposes: 1  To present information, which may or may not be verifiable. 2  To cause certain types of paranormal activities to occur.


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Hi My name is Jeremy Cobb and I am a Spiritual Healing Medium. There are several ways that Healing can happen. This depends on whether you can see me and of course if you wish to see me professionally or via one the voluntary groups I attend. If you wish to know more about these then please do have a look around this site. I am also happy to offer absent healing to anyone who wishes it free of charge.


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Mediumship can be defined as follows: The process whereby a human instrument, known as a MEDIUM or CHANNEL, is used by one or more discarnate, spirit personalities for the purpose of: 1  Presenting information, verifiable or otherwise. 2  Causing so-called paranormal activities to occur.


5 Things You Should Know Before Consulting a Psychic
Posted: 10/31/2014 4:05 pm EDT Updated: 12/30/2014 5:59 am EST. Interest in psychics, mediums and all things paranormal is at an all-time high, especially at this time of year. Working as a professional psychic for the last decade, I'd like to offer some helpful tips to those considering a session with a psychic. 1.


Clairvoyant Medium
Clairvoyant Medium. Before approaching a clairvoyant medium it would be a good idea to understand what a clairvoyant medium is, or, still better, what clairvoyant/ce and medium/ship stand for. âClairâ means âclearâ ; and âvoyant â means âseeingâ .


Hostile work environment? Massachusetts may soon have a law that protects employees
Currently, Massachusetts employees generally only have remedies for a hostile work environment or negative job treatment if that treatment was caused by discrimination against a protected class, or if it resulted in bodily harm.urrently, Massachusetts employees generally only have remedies for a hostile work environment or negative job treatment if that treatment was caused by discrimination against a protected class, or if it resulted in bodily harm.


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Hostile Work Environment Harassment. A hostile environment can result from the unwelcome conduct of supervisors, co-workers, customers, contractors, or anyone else with whom the victim interacts on the job, and the unwelcome conduct renders the workplace atmosphere intimidating, hostile, or offensive.xamples of behaviors that may contribute to an unlawful hostile environment include: 1  discussing sexual activities; 2  telling off-color jokes concerning race, sex, disability, or other protected bases; 3  unnecessary touching; 4  commenting on physical attributes; 5  displaying sexually suggestive or racially insensitive pictures;


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Harassment is conduct related to race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, national origin, age, disability or genetic information, and enduring the offensive conduct becomes a condition of continued employment, or the conduct creates a hostile intimidating or abusive work environment.arassment is conduct related to race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, national origin, age, disability or genetic information, and enduring the offensive conduct becomes a condition of continued employment, or the conduct creates a hostile intimidating or abusive work environment.


Hostile Work Environment
Usually a hostile work environment claim is brought in the context of sexual harassment in the workplace, however it can apply to any conduct that impairs an employeeâs ability to perform his or her job that is based on the workerâs sex, race, religion, national origin, or age.ou should also contact a lawyer to discuss your legal options. Employers cannot retaliate against an employee for reporting a hostile work environment or for filing a claim against the employer. Call the law offices of Altman & Altman today for a free and confidential case consultation.


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Hostile Work Environment/Sexual Harassment. A hostile work environment is one type of discrimination claim. People commonly misunderstand this to refer to any workplace environment in which an employee receives hostility from supervisors or co-workers.That is not the case. hostile work environment is one type of discrimination claim. People commonly misunderstand this to refer to any workplace environment in which an employee receives hostility from supervisors or co-workers.


Occupational Safety and Health Administration
A hostile work environment is a form of harassment. It is demonstrated by such severe and pervasive conduct that permeates the work environment and interferes with an employeeâs ability to perform his or her job. hostile work environment is a form of harassment. It is demonstrated by such severe and pervasive conduct that permeates the work environment and interferes with an employeeâs ability to perform his or her job.


Harassment
Harassment becomes unlawful where 1) enduring the offensive conduct becomes a condition of continued employment, or 2) the conduct is severe or pervasive enough to create a work environment that a reasonable person would consider intimidating, hostile, or abusive.arassment is a form of employment discrimination that violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, (ADEA), and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, (ADA).


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But, in the legal sense, a hostile work environment is caused by unwelcome conduct in the workplace, in the form of discriminatory harassment toward one or more employees.ostile Work Environment Laws. There are no Federal hostile work environment laws or hostile workplace laws named as such. Creating a hostile workplace is prohibited under certain Federal discrimination laws (listed below).


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But who the workplace bully is doesn't matter as much in the legal sense, as does the fact that he or she is creating an intimidating, offensive, abusive or hostile work environment through discriminatory workplace harassment. Both victims and witnesses are protected under the relevant laws.ostile Work Environment Laws. There are no Federal hostile work environment laws or hostile workplace laws named as such. Creating a hostile workplace is prohibited under certain Federal discrimination laws (listed below).


Hostile Work Environment
Whether a work environment reaches the level of âhostileâ so as to violate the law is a question determined on a case-by-case basis considering all of the facts specific to the case.ou should also contact a lawyer to discuss your legal options. Employers cannot retaliate against an employee for reporting a hostile work environment or for filing a claim against the employer. Call the law offices of Altman & Altman today for a free and confidential case consultation.


Where Did Life Come from? Nasa's Water World Theory Explains Earth's Origins
Nasa's theory suggests life originated in warm, alkaline springs in Earth's ancient oceans NASA/Reuters Nasa have explained a theory which answers one of our biggest questions: How did life on Earth began? A new study from researchers at Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has proposed the water world theory as the answer to our evolution, which describes how electrical energy naturally produced at the sea floor might have given rise to life.


Where Did Life Come from? Nasa's Water World Theory Explains Earth's Origins
Life is the process that resolves these disequilibria.. The water world theory suggests that the warm, alkaline hydrothermal vents maintained an unbalanced state with respect to the surrounding ancient, acidic ocean - one that could have created two chemical imbalances. The first was a proton gradient, where hydrogen ions were concentrated more on the outside of the vent's chimneys.


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The front-runner [hypothesis] until about 5 years ago was that water came from comets and came in late, says Kevin Righter, a planetary geochemist at the University of Arizona in Tucson. One group of measurements changed that..


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To carry so much water, the impactor that doused Earth must have come from between Mars and Jupiter, Morbidelli says. Computer models that he and his colleagues described in the Oct. 1, 2001 Icarus show how this might have happened.


Where Did Earth's Water Come From?
If the Earth's oceans were formed from water on our own planet, rather than asteroids, that would solve a couple of problems for planetary scientists. One is why Earth seems to have so much water in the first place. Another is why life, which as far as anyone knows requires water, seems to have appeared so quickly once the Earth had a solid surface.


Where Did Life Come from? Nasa's Water World Theory Explains Earth's Origins
Billions of years ago, when Earth was young, its oceans were rich with carbon dioxide. When the carbon dioxide from the ocean and hydrogen and methane from the vent met across the chimney wall, electrons may have been transferred.


Where Did Earth's Water Come From?
The second theory holds that the Earth, Venus, Mars and Mercury would have been close enough to that proto-solar nebula that most of their water would have been vaporized by heat; these planets would have formed with little water in their rocks. In Earth's case, even more water would have been vaporized when the collision that formed the moon happened.


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Because their hypothesis requires that Earth arose from water-containing materials already present in the inner solar system, it's called the wet-accretion hypothesis. Most of Earth's water has an indigenous origin, says Drake.


Where Did Earth's Water Come From?
Via plate tectonics, that water has been supplying the oceans. They studied garnet, and found it could work with another mineral, called ringwoodite, to deliver water to the Earth's interior â water that would later come up as the mantle material circulated. Complicating the picture, neither of these hypotheses is mutually exclusive. Asteroids could deliver water while some could come from the Earth's interior. The question is how much each would deliver â and how to find that out. So this mystery will remain one, at least for a little while longer.


Asphalt or Concrete Driveway?
The tabs below the before and after pictures go into more detail about the differences mentioned in the comparison chart. To see what an asphalt or concrete driveway will cost you, please either give us a call at: 604-298-8775 or use our quote request form.


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The beauty of concrete canât be paralleled. Long Term Value... Although the initial cost of concrete is more than asphalt, concrete will last as much as three times as long as asphalt. This makes concrete cheaper in the long run with less maintenance, resurfacing, and replacement costs. You will also have a higher resale value with concrete and curb appear.


Asphalt or Concrete Driveway?
Asphalt is generally much cheaper to install than concrete. On average, the cost per square foot for blacktop will be considerably cheaper than concrete. However price fluctuation due to the cost of crude oil can affect an asphalt drivewayâs price. Maintenance costs for blacktop can be higher than a concrete driveway due to it requiring a sealant be applied more often. Concrete has many factors that can increase itâs cost.


Asphalt vs. Concrete Driveway: Cost and Maintenance
Login to DoItYourself. Asphalt vs. Concrete Driveway: Cost and Maintenance. When it's time to construct a new driveway, you have to choose your materials, and the most common are asphalt and concrete. Both materials have their benefits and drawbacks, and your choice will largely depend on your budget, aesthetics, and where you live.


CONCRETE DRIVEWAY COST
The cost of color for stamped concrete driveways can add between 1 - 2 dollars a square foot for some highly decorative driveways. For me it's hard to compare the cost of a concrete driveway vs an asphalt driveway.


CONCRETE DRIVEWAY COST
I've installed many concrete driveways and have one myself. Most of the concrete driveways that I've installed cost about $6.00 dollars per square foot. The concrete driveway we did in the picture above was 1,500 square feet and cost $9000.00 dollars. 1. 4 - 5 inch thick plain gray concrete (4000 psi)


Wind Driven Surface Currents: Equatorial Currents Background
The Intertropical Convergence Zone, or ITCZ, is the region that circles the Earth, near the equator, where the trade winds of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres come together.


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The Inter Tropical Convergence Zone, or ITCZ, is a belt of low pressure which circles the Earth generally near the equator where the trade winds of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres come together. It is characterised by convective activity which generates often vigorous thunderstorms over large areas.


Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone
It exists because of the convergence of the trade winds. In the northern hemisphere the trade winds move in a southwesterly direction, while in the southern hemisphere they move northwesterly. The point at which the trade winds converge forces the air up into the atmosphere, forming the ITCZ.


Annual Migration of Tropical Rain Belt
Because these trade winds converge near the equator, the tropical rain belt is known to meteorologists as the Inter-tropical Convergence Zone. Click buttons to play/advance. Monthly average global rain rates. The sequence begins in March, when summer is drawing to a close in the Southern Hemisphere.


Annual Migration of Tropical Rain Belt
Because these trade winds converge near the equator, the tropical rain belt is known to meteorologists as the Inter-tropical Convergence Zone. Click buttons to play/advance. Monthly average global rain rates.


Top 20 Doctor insights on: Bed Bug Bites White Head
2 doctors agreed: Bed bug bites: The bites themselves are not self-perpetuating and they do not spread, but they are sometimes extremely itchy. Antihistamines can be used for the itch, as well as topical creams like cortisone 10.


"Diagnosing Mysterious ""Bug Bites"""
Bed bugs are flattened, oval-shaped insects that hide during day and emerge at night to feed on warm-blooded animals. Human bed bug infestations are increasing in frequency in Texas, especially in apartments and hotels where residents come and go, and where the bugs can move from one unit to another.


Bed Bug Bites
Bed bug bites are not initially painful and can go unnoticed for hours or days. This allows bed bugs to withdraw human blood for up to 10 minutes with each feeding. Bed bug bites occur most commonly on exposed skin, such as the upper body, neck, arms and shoulders. Bite Symptoms.


How to Identify 10 Common Bug Bites
Flea Bites. Clusters of small, red itchy bumps are most likely attributed to fleas, especially if the bites are on the feet, around the ankles or in areas where the skin creases. Flea bites may bleed, and localized swelling is common. The bites often have a rash-like appearance and the area usually turns white when you press on it.


Bed Bug Bites
Blood spots found on oneâs sheets, bites and the presence of bed bug feces and cast skins are some of the indications of a bed bug infestation. Bites are commonly found on the parts of the body that are more likely to be exposed to bed bugs during sleep â the hands, neck, face, shoulders, legs and arms. While not always the case, bed bug bites are often grouped together in a small area and at times may occur in a line or a zigzag pattern.


How to Find Bed Bugs
Bites on the skin are a poor indicator of a bed bug infestation. Bed bug bites can look like bites from other insects (such as mosquitoes or chiggers), rashes (such as eczema or fungal infections), or even hives. Some people do not react to bed bug bites at all. On this page: Looking for signs of bed bugs.


How to Identify 10 Common Bug Bites
Bed Bug Bites. Bed bugs are harmless, but their bites are often itchy and sore. These bugs live in mattresses, furniture and cracks within walls, and are most active at night, particularly in warm environments.


Top 20 Doctor insights on: Bed Bug Bites White Head
1 doctor agreed: 1  Bed bug bites: wash with soap and water, apply OTC anti itch cream, you might need an antihistaminic as well to help the itch, but might make you drowsy, so take it only if local treatment doesn't work, and try not to drive or operate machinery if drowsy ...Read more.


Chicken Lice
Your birds can live with a few lice crawling on the skin under their feathers. So can you. These bugs are specific to your chickens â they are not the same lice that children get on their scalps! Poultry have ways to keep these parasites under control.


Natural Way to Rid Chickens of Lice & Mites
Wood ash kills lice and mites that live on chickens. Yes, just the plain old ash you get from burning fire wood. If you happen to have a wood-burning fireplace or a wood stove in your home, you already have a way to create your own natural treatment to rid your flock of mites and lice.


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Chicken lice are tiny, flat and wingless. No matter the type of poultry mite -- which can vary by region -- they all have mouthparts with which to chew on the host bird. Chicken lice feast on feathers, scales of dry skin and any sores on the bird.


Chicken Lice
These bugs are specific to your chickens â they are not the same lice that children get on their scalps! Poultry have ways to keep these parasites under control. However, when health or housing isnât optimum the external louse load can explode and cause problems.


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One way your chickens become infested is when they have contact with wild birds. Even if you keep your birds in a pen (unless you have netting over the top), wild birds will swoop down to take some stray bits of chicken feed and leave lice and mites behind.


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Q. Our young chickens are about 8 weeks old and getting pretty big. They live in a chicken tractor. Every night I make sure to close the little door that is on the house part to keep them in the house part of the chicken tractor at night.


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A. Every long-time chicken owner does it a little differently, so I can only tell you how I've done it: I check my chickens once in awhile--probably what amounts to once every month or so--for lice and mites. You pick up the chicken and part the feathers near the top of the head.


Bugs Of Winter: Protecting Your Chickens From Lice And Mites
Wild Birds Are Nothing But Trouble. One way your chickens become infested is when they have contact with wild birds. Even if you keep your birds in a pen (unless you have netting over the top), wild birds will swoop down to take some stray bits of chicken feed and leave lice and mites behind.


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The gold Flash Pass cuts the wait time in half, so your reservation would be for 10:30 am, and the platinum Flash Pass cuts the wait by 90% so you'd be able to ride Tatsu at 10:06 am, which most likely doesn't leave you enough time to walk to the ride as it is.


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Six Flags Over Texas offers in park Daffy Dollars to be used at retail and food locations. These can be purchased by calling the Six Flags Over Texas Ticket Office at 817-640-8900, ext. 4950. Also, Meal Vouchers make it easy to eat when everyone craves something different.


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Enter the Flash Pass. Six Flags' version of Disney's Fastpass is an electronic ride reservation system that allows you to book a time to ride an attraction from anywhere in the park. You simply scroll up or down to the ride you want to go on and the Flash Pass will tell you what time you can make a reservation for.


Six Flags
For the national flags of Texas, see Six flags over Texas. Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, or simply Six Flags, is an amusement park corporation based in the United States, with properties in the US, Canada, and Mexico. It is the largest amusement park company based on the number of properties it owns, and the fifth-most popular in terms of attendance.


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Children two years old and younger receive free admission to Six Flags Over Texas. A guest does not need a season pass until they turn three years old. Once your child is three years old, the price would be the same as the other passes.


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No, Six Flags Over Texas is a pay one price facility. Because of the breadth of entertainment offered for all ages, Six Flags maintains the pay-one-price policy for all Guests to enjoy the rides, slides, shows, and other entertainment.


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Best Answer: Prices for The Flash Pass vary, depending on level of service and number of riders. Regular The Flash Passes are priced from $29.00 for the first person. The Flash Passes are priced from $56.00 for the first person and new for 2010, Platinum The Flash Passes are priced from $76.00 for the first person.


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Flash Passes are a lot of fun, but they're also a bit pricey. A basic Flash Pass costs about $40 per person. Gold will run you $60 per person, and if you're one of those people who get caught up in the excitement like me, a Platinum Pass will set you back $90 per person.


How much does it cost to get a FLASH PASS at Six Flags?
Regular The Flash Passes are priced from $29.00 for the first person. Gold. The Flash Passes are priced from $56.00 for the first person and new for 2010, Platinum The Flash Passes are priced from $76.00 for the first person. Up to 5 extra riders, can be added to your The Flash Pass for an additional charge.


How much does it cost to get a FLASH PASS at Six Flags?
Prices for The Flash Pass vary, depending on level of service and number of riders. Regular The Flash Passes are priced from $29.00 for the first person. Gold The Flash Passes are priced from $56.00 for the first person and new for 2010, Platinum The Flash Passes are priced from $76.00 for the first person.


Frequently Asked Questions about I-9 Compliance
The Form I-9 must be completed within three business days of the date employment begins. If the new hire claims that the necessary documents where lost, stolen or destroyed, the person must provide a receipt for replacement documents within the three days.


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How to Apply. L-2 applicants must file Form I-765 Application for Employment Authorization with the following: Two passport-style color photographs; Photocopy of both sides of Form I-94 or I-94 record printout from https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/ for the L-2 spouse;


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The combined travel and employment authorization card will be valid for one year, if the applicantâs immigrant visa is currently available. visa is not currently available, then the combined card will be valid for two years.


Entering the âReal Worldâ
a personâs wages to the government. and to determine a personâs eligibility for. Social Security benefits. You need a Social. Security number to get a job, collect Social. Security benefits, and receive some other. government services. If youâre temporarily in the United States to.


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The combined travel and employment authorization card will be valid for one year, if the applicantâs immigrant visa is currently available. If the immigrant. visa is not currently available, then the combined card will be valid for two years.


Frequently Asked Questions
The basic requirement to verify work authorization is the Form I-9. This form is available through the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services at http://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/files/i-9.pdf.


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The EAD typically will be valid for the period of time for which the L-1âs status (as noted on the L-1âs I-94) is valid, or two years â whichever is shorter. (The expiration date on the L-2 spouseâs I-94 and on the L-1 transfereeâs I-94 should be the same.)


How Long Can I Work On My EAD After My I-485 Is Denied?
How Long Can I Work On My EAD After My I-485 Is Denied? When an individual receives an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) in connection with the filing of an application to adjust status in the United States, the EAD card that the individual receives will indicate that itâs valid for a period of 1 or 2 years. If the individualâs I-485 is subsequently denied, the EAD card automatically terminates.


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Budge Studiosâ¢ presents Barbieâ¢ Magical Fashion, where you can transform into a princess, mermaid, fairy, hero or a combination of all four! Design a beautiful outfit, style your hair, and add glittering accessories and colorful make up!


Merliah's Necklace
Merliah's necklace is a magical necklace that appears in Barbie in A Mermaid Tale and Barbie in A Mermaid Tale 2. Merliah is given the necklace so that she can use it to fully become a mermaid whenever she wishes. Merliah wearing the new necklace from her mother.


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Description. Budge Studiosâ¢ presents Barbieâ¢ Magical Fashion, where you can transform into a princess, mermaid, fairy, hero or a combination of all four! Design a beautiful outfit, style your hair, and add glittering accessories and colorful make up!


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About this item. Discover the Barbie Fairytale Magic with this beautiful Barbie Fashion Mix and Match Mermaid Barbie Doll. Complete with a glittery bodice, princess tiara and colorful hairstreaks, this mermaid knows how to make a splash!


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Not suitable for children under 3 years. Discover the Barbie Fairytale Magic with this beautiful Barbie Fashion Mix and Match Mermaid Barbie Doll. Complete with a glittery bodice, princess tiara and colorful hairstreaks, this mermaid knows how to make a splash!


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Discover the Barbie Fairytale Magic with these beautiful mermaid dolls. Complete with glittery bodices, princess tiaras and color hair streaks, these mermaids know how to make a splash!


Frozen Elsa Mermaid Barbie and Little Mermaid Ariel âª Barbie Splash and Slide Bath Toy Review
This Barbie doll bath water toy is based off the Barbie movies Mermaid Tale, Barbie Mermaid Tale 2 and Barbie Fairytopia: Mermaidia DVD. The Ariel Magic Clip doll has a green swimsuit. Frozen figure Elsa has a blue and yellow plastic magic clip dress, similar to Snow White's dress.


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Her hair is restyled with 3 colors: pink, purple and blue and her tail changes to multiple colours. Girls can also bend this doll's tail to create a swimming motion and discover the Barbie Fairytale Magic. Icy cold water activates color changing in her hair and her tail and warm water changes her back. 746775177324.


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746775297411. Barbie Color Magic Mermaid doll. This beautiful mermaid changes color like the sea, transforming hues from head to tail. Her hair is restyled with 3 colors: pink, purple and blue and her tail changes to multiple colours.


Frozen Elsa Mermaid Barbie and Little Mermaid Ariel âª Barbie Splash and Slide Bath Toy Review
The Ariel Magic Clip doll has a green swimsuit. Frozen figure Elsa has a blue and yellow plastic magic clip dress, similar to Snow White's dress. The Barbie Splash and Slide Bath Playset comes with 1 Barbie mermaid doll, a swing, water shower, and slide.


Top 10 Tips For a First-Time Vegan
1 Avoid convenience foods. 2  I've yet to taste a vegan convenience product that I've liked. 3  If all you subsist on as a vegan is poor frozen pizza, frozen vegan burritos, veggie burger patties and ready-made meals, you will not be a happy eater.


Reality Check: 5 Risks of Raw Vegan Diet
Ironically for the raw vegan, most of the plant enzymes in raw food get destroyed anyway in the acid of the human gut. Only a few make it to the small intestine. Fermented foods such as sauerkraut can carry enzymes into the gut. Their contribution to digestion is not zero, but it does appear to be minimal.


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Nuts. Ok, technically, nuts are not vegetables but they can be used to make vegan cheese and to replace meat in your cooking. Nuts can be incredibly âmeatyâ and can make a hearty and rich âmeatâ loaf for dinner. Nuts are often added to vegan burgers for added âmeatiness.â Try these Kidney Bean âWalnut Burgers with Mississippi Comeback Sauce. As you can see, when it comes to replacing meat in your meals, your options are practically limitless.


Top 10 Tips For a First-Time Vegan
1 As a meat eater, I often found myself resorting to the easy optionsâthe steak or the burgerâavoiding the often more interesting vegetable-based options. 2  As a vegan, my diet has become much more diverse, and as such, more enjoyable. 3  Do not be embarrassed.


Top 10 Tips For a First-Time Vegan
Serious Eats National Managing Editor Erin Zimmer is going vegan for the month as well, a tough decision knowing how much she loves eggs and yogurt! Heck, even avowed Serious Eats Overlord Ed Levine, an avowed meat lover and former vegan-scoff-at'er will be joining us for a full week this time 'round.


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They are healthy and filling and can replace meat in any recipe. My favorite way to eat mushrooms is to saute them in vegan butter and add thyme, black pepper, and balsamic vinegar. Then I serve them over polenta unless Iâm piling them up on a crispy roll to make a French Dip sandwich.


Top 10 Tips For a First-Time Vegan
1 Is it full of meat-based condiments, dried pasta, rice, potatoes, and the like? 2  If so, you're not going to have a fun time trying to cook. 3  Make sure your pantry stays stocked with plenty of beans and whole grains, hearty leafy grains like kale, spinach, and collards, and other vegan-friendly sauces.


How Much do We Sweat Per Day?
Tweet. A hard working adult can sweat up to around 4 gallons (15 liters) a day. This varies depending on the temperature and humidity of the environment, but even in normal circumstances, the average person sweats up to 1.5 gallons (6 liters) per day. Half a pint (about 240 mL) of that usually comes from the feet! Other facts about sweating :


You Lose 4 Cups of Water Through Your Feet
Even though you may not notice it, you sweat all day long. This means that any average adult sweats about two cups of water each day â more if we are in a hot and humid environment, nervous, angry, afraid or exercising. The amount of sweat you produce is dependent on how many sweat glands you have. When we are born, we have about two to four million sweat glands that become active during puberty. Women have more sweat glands than men, but menâs glands are more active.


You Lose 4 Cups of Water Through Your Feet
You may not know it but you have more than 250,000 sweat glands in each foot, making them the most perspiring parts of your body. Your body can produce as much as a pint of sweat per day per foot! If you suffer from âstinky feet syndrome,â you may think that it is because of all of this water loss through your feet.


Foot Facts
Sweat glands in the feet produce approximately half a pint of perspiration daily. The average person will walk around 115,000 miles in a life time, that's more than four times around the earth! 1  3 out of 4 Americans experience serious foot problems in their lifetime. 2  The foot contains 26 bones, 33 joints, 107 ligaments and 19 muscles. 3  1/4 of all the bones in the human body are down in your feet.


Foot Facts
1 The average person takes 8,000 to 10,000 steps a day, which adds up to about 115,000 miles over a lifetime. 2  That's enough to go around the circumference of the earth four times. 3  There are currently more websites on the Internet having to do with foot fetishes than with foot health.


6 Things You Didn't Know About Sweat
Turns out, the two sexes do sweat differentlyâjust not in the ways you might expect. We spoke to the experts to get the scoop on everything from surprising treatments for excessive sweating to fascinating emotional responses caused by perspiration. Read on for info that will change the way you think about sweat. 1. Your fitness level can affect how much you sweat.


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Sweating in normal amounts is an essential bodily process. âNormalâ sweating can be as much as a quart of fluid per day, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH, 2011). Lack of sweat or excessive sweating can cause problems. The absence of sweat can be dangerous because your risk of overheating increases.


6 Things You Didn't Know About Sweat
2. Men sweat more than women. In general, males really do produce more sweat than femalesâapproximately four times more per day, according to David Pariser, MD, founding member and secretary of the International Hyperhidrosis Society.


Foot Facts
1 There are roughly 250,000 sweat glands on a pair of feet. 2  Sweat glands in the feet produce as much as half a pint of moisture each day. 3  The pressure on the feet when running can be as much as four times the runners body weight.


Foot Facts
1 Sweat glands in the feet produce as much as half a pint of moisture each day. 2  The pressure on the feet when running can be as much as four times the runners body weight. 3  The first shoes were invented 5,000,000 years ago during the Ice Age and were made from animal skins.


prison
A public building used for the confinement of people convicted of serious crimes. Prison is a place used for confinement of convicted criminals. Aside from the death penalty, a sentence to prison is the harshest punishment imposed on criminals in the United States.


Prison
Prisons generally have to provide food for a large number of individuals, and thus are generally equipped with a large institutional kitchen. There are many security considerations, however, that are unique to the prison dining environment.


Correctional facility 6 definitions
(B) a confinement facility operated by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice; (C) a confinement facility operated under contract with any division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice; and. (D) a community corrections facility operated by a community supervision and corrections department.


Correctional facility 6 definitions
Any public or private residential facility with construction fixtures or staffing models designed to physically restrict the movements and activities of juveniles or other individuals that is used for the placement , after adjudication and disposition , of any juvenile who has been adjudicated as having committed an offense , or of any other ...


Prison
Modern prison designs have increasingly sought to restrict and control the movement of prisoners throughout the facility and also to allow a smaller prison staff to monitor prisoners directly; often using a decentralized podular layout.


prison
Prison facilities include the New Hampshire State Prison for Men in Concord, the New Hampshire State Prison for Women in Goffstown, the Lakes Region Facility in Laconia, and the Northern New Hampshire Correctional Facility in Berlin.


Gender Symbols Female and Male Signs
You have to hold down the Alt key and while holding it down, type the 11 or 12 on the numeric keypad. It won't work if you use the numbers on the top row of the keyboard. Alt+11 or Alt+12. Adrita 2013-06-19 17:01:29. I AM USING WINDOWS VISTA SP1 AND IT DOESNT WORK....


Frequently Asked Questions
Go to Prism, and edit text. Paste. Then select the characters you pasted, and choose the MarvoSym font. Using Macs, follow these steps to use a new font: 1  Run Prism and have the insertion point where you want to enter a male or female symbol. 2  Launch the Mac Character Map app. 3  Use Spotlight to find it.


Gender Symbols Female and Male Signs
press alt and 11 for male and alt and 12 for female...but do you have to do them together the alt and 11 or just hold down alt and then 11. â â I found out you have to put your cap locks on and then do it.. marge 2013-05-12 10:22:55. does not work at all, what am I doing wrong.


Symbol (typeface)
Symbol is one of the four standard fonts available on all PostScript-based printers, starting with Apple 's original LaserWriter (1985). It contains a complete unaccented Greek alphabet (upper and lower case) and a selection of commonly used mathematical symbols. Insofar as it fits into any standard classification, it is a serif font designed in the style of Times Roman.


Gender Symbols Female and Male Signs
Press and hold the ALT key and type the number 11 for male symbol, and for the female sign press 12.


Symbol (typeface)
Due to its non-standard character set, lack of diacritical characters, and type design inappropriate for continuous text, Symbol cannot easily be used for setting Greek language text, though it has been used for that purpose in the absence of proper Greek fonts.


Symbol font â Unicode alternatives for Greek and special characters in HTML
The fourth and fifth columns in the following tables show how to use Unicode characters that are equivalent to almost all of the characters in Symbol font. With Mac OS X 10.1, Apple supply a system font called Symbol that has the characters at their Unicode code points. In the following tables, the first 2 columns are intended to demonstrate the problems caused by using Symbol font.


Symbol (typeface)
The font was created by Adobe and has its own character encoding, with the Greek letters arranged according to similar Latin letters (Chi = C, etc.).


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May the Lord grant mercy (eleos | á¼Î»ÎµÎ¿Ï | acc sg neut) to the household of Onesiphorus, for often he refreshed me and was not ashamed of my chain, May the Lord grant him to find mercy (eleos | á¼Î»ÎµÎ¿Ï | acc sg neut) from the Lord on that day. And the services he performed in Ephesus you know very well.


compassion
If someone shows kindness, caring, and a willingness to help others, they're showing compassion. This is a word for a very positive emotion that has to do with being thoughtful and decent. Giving to a charity takes compassion. Volunteering to work with sick people or animals takes compassion. When you have compassion, you're putting yourself in someone else's shoes and really feeling for them. Anytime a disaster like a hurricane or earthquake hits, others will feel compassion for the victims.


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He said, âThe one who showed mercy (eleos | á¼Î»ÎµÎ¿Ï | acc sg neut) to him.â And Jesus said to him, âGo, and you do the same.â. And what if he did so in order to make known the riches of his glory to the objects of mercy (eleous | á¼Î»ÎÎ¿ÏÏ | gen sg neut), which he prepared beforehand for glory â. so they at the present time have been disobedient in order that by the mercy (eleei | á¼Î»ÎÎµÎ¹ | dat sg neut) shown to you they also may now receive mercy.


á¼Î»ÎµÎ¿Ï
Search the Greek Dictionary. mercy, pity; the moral quality of feeling compassion and especially of showing kindness toward someone in need. pity, mercy, compassion, Mt. 9:13; 12:7; Lk. 1:50, 78; meton.


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Step 3. Apply oil of oregano to the teeth affected by the jaw infection with another clean cotton swab. A jaw infection typically affects the gums and teeth. Applying oregano oil on the tooth can prevent further tooth decay. Apply the oil to the gums between the teeth that are affected.


Oregano essential oil: A potent ally against MRSA and Staph infections
Oregano oil is powerful against both Staph and MRSA infections. Essential oils are one of the most versatile natural medicines that Iâve had the pleasure of using for the last 10 years or so. These natural plant essences are chemically complex and can be quite potent when it comes to killing bacteria.


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Since then 2 other surgeries, so 2 antibiotics for the surgery, 2 more bladder infections and a tooth infection, and many ...They also recommended this herb oil with oregano, clove and thyme..


Gum Disease Can Cause Gingivitis Or Worse An Abscess Gum Treating Gum Disease Naturally is a Big Step Forward!
Gum Disease can be a wide variety of infections that can cause pain, discomfort or bleeding in the mouth. Gum disease can make gums bleed, be sore or have pain. These are all signs of gum disease, like gingivitis. Gum disease can be something from gingivitis to even an abscess gum. Both of these can cause discomfort or even bleeding at times. Gum Disease can be dangerous since the mouth has some correlation with the heart. Gum disease can put more stress on the heart, especially if there is an infection within the mouth.


Oil of Oregano
Oregano Oil is a very versatile herb, which is not only a strong antifungal but also provides many other health benefits and it treats many types of disease and symptoms. As an antifungal it is extremely effective, just like raw crushed garlic.


Gum Disease Can Cause Gingivitis Or Worse An Abscess Gum Treating Gum Disease Naturally is a Big Step Forward!
Instead of using mouth wash or peroxide, ânatureâ can be your best alternative to treating gum disease with NO surgery! Step 1: With a solid cup in hand, (not a paper cup) fresh clean water and your 100% Pure Oregano oil liquid solution, you can get started!


Oregano essential oil: A potent ally against MRSA and Staph infections
The antimicrobial strength of oregano oil comes from its natural thymol and carvacrol content. Thymol is a fungicide, antiseptic and can help support the immune system. Carvacrol is a powerful bacteria killer thatâs strongly active against Staph and MRSA infections as well as yeasts and molds. A carvacrol content of 70% or more can be strongly therapeutic. However, natural carvacrol content this high is very uncommon and hard to find in most commercial oregano oil products.


Oil of Oregano
Treats Candida, Fungi & Skin Conditions. All of this helps make oregano oil a significant factor in treating internal and external candida. Skin conditions, such as psoriasis and eczema, can be improved with oil of oregano as well.


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Oregano oil, also called oil of oregano, is a natural antimicrobial and antispasmodic remedy. Many people have successfully used oregano oil for treating a tooth abscess, which is an infection that can spread to the jaw.


Oil of Oregano
To treat babies or children rub oil of oregano directly into their feet. It is very soothing if not in contact with broken skin or a rash. To apply oil of oregano to broken skin or rashes mix drops into 1 teaspoon of coconut oil or extra virgin olive oil.


hypoxemia
hypoxemia. deficient oxygenation of the blood. The most reliable method for measuring the degree of hypoxemia is blood gas analysis to determine the partial pressure of oxygen in the arterial blood.


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hypoxia. n. 1. (Pathology) deficiency in the amount of oxygen delivered to the body tissues. [C20: from hypo- + oxy-Â² +-ia]. (haÉªËpÉk si É).


respiratory failure
Hypoxemia. An abnormally low amount of oxygen in the blood, the major consequence of respiratory failure, when the lungs no longer are able to perform their chief function of gas exchange.


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Noun. 1. hypoxia-oxygen deficiency causing a very strong drive to correct the deficiency. drive-a physiological state corresponding to a strong need or desire. anemic hypoxia-hypoxia resulting from a decreased concentration of hemoglobin.


hypoxemia
Hypoxemia caused by decreased alveolar oxygen tension or underventilation improves with oxygen therapy. Hypoxemia resulting from shunting of blood from the right side of the heart to the left side without exchange of gases in the lungs is treated with bronchial hygiene and positive end-expiratory pressure. Also spelled hypoxaemia. Compare hypoxia.


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hypoxic hypoxia-hypoxia resulting from defective oxygenation of the blood in the lungs. ischemic hypoxia, stagnant hypoxia-hypoxia resulting from slow peripheral circulation (such as follows congestive cardiac failure).


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I have had many patients like this and you can feel it when you do vag exams. I can only imagine that it can certainly feel miserable like contractions. Yes, constipation can cause uterine contractions and exacerbate preterm labor.


constipation and contractions
We gave her two enemas and cleared her and she felt like a new woman, and she was not in labor. I have had many patients like this and you can feel it when you do vag exams. I can only imagine that it can certainly feel miserable like contractions. Dec 20, '09. Yes, constipation can cause uterine contractions and exacerbate preterm labor.


Pregnancy: Third Trimester Community
Lol according to the pp's, you still can... I just wanted to say i think that's so weird!!! I've had loose stools for WEEKS and go to the bathroom constantly!!! Not that I think it means labor or anything like that, I just figured it was the position of the baby.


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See what's happening with your baby and your body â right now. Get trusted WebMD information and track your baby's milestones with the WebMD Baby app for iPhone and Android. I know most women say they have diarrhea before going into labor... but try as hard as I may, I still have constipation pretty badly (TMI).


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During pregnancy, elevated progesterone levels cause smooth muscle to relax, which slows the passage of food through your intestines. This increases water absorption from the bowel and results in constipation.


What Is Constipation?
Take these steps: 1  Drink two to four extra glasses of water a day, unless your doctor told you to limit fluids for another reason. 2  Try warm liquids, especially in the morning. 3  Add fruits and vegetables to your diet.  Eat prunes and bran cereal.


Mistaking bowel movement pain with contractions???
Mistaking bowel movement pain with contractions??? This may be TMI, but I'm really wondering if anyone else has experienced this. Last night I woke up from a pretty sound sleep to what felt like really intense lower back pain that seemed to move forward to my lower pelvic region. I just finished taking a birthing class, so I know labor contractions tend to start in the lower back and move forward, so this freaked me out.


Your Body is Mostly Water? Not Exactly
The first step in treating constipation is to make sure youâre drinking lots of water (at least eight glasses a day), consuming enough fiber (as in fruits and vegetables) and getting ample activity (try walking 20 to 30 minutes daily).


What Is Constipation?
Although itâs not usually serious, you'll feel much better when your body is back on track. The normal length of time between bowel movements varies widely from person to person. Some people have them three times a day. Others have them only once or twice a week.


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Cambium definition: a meristem that increases the girth of stems and roots by producing additional xylem and... | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples English Dictionary | Thesaurus | Translator | Grammar | Scrabble | Blog


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Related to cambium: cambium layer cambium (kÄm`bÄÉm), thin layer of generative tissue lying between the bark and the wood of a stem, most active in woody plants. The cambium produces new layers of phloem on the outside and of xylem (woodwood, botanically, the xylem tissue that forms the bulk of the stem of a woody plant.


cambium
cambium (kÄm`bÄÉm), thin layer of generative tissue lying between the bark and the wood of a stem, most active in woody plants. The cambium produces new layers of phloem on the outside and of xylem (wood wood, botanically, the xylem tissue that forms the bulk of the stem of a woody plant. Xylem conducts sap upward from the roots to the leaves, stores food in the form of complex carbohydrates, and provides support; it is made up of various types of cells specialized for each of


cambium
play \-bÄ-É\. : a thin formative layer between the xylem and phloem of most vascular plants that gives rise to new cells and is responsible for secondary growth.


cambium
The cambium is in the shape of a monostichous concentric cylinder (in cross section, it appears annular). As a result of cambial activity, the axial organs grow in thickness. Secondary phloem is produced toward the outside of the axis, and secondary xylem toward the inside.


Definition of 'cambium'
Leaphorn put his thumb against the exposed cambium layer and showed it to McKee. Hillerman, Tony THE JOE LEAPHORN MYSTERIES (1989)


cambium
cambium [â²kamÂ·beÂ·Ém] (botany) A layer of cells between the phloem and xylem of most vascular plants that is responsible for secondary growth and for generating new cells. cambium. cambium. The cellular layer of wood tissue between the bark and sapwood of a tree.


cambium
The cork cambium, which lies outside the phloem layer, produces the cork cells of barkbark, outer covering of the stem of woody plants, composed of waterproof cork cells protecting a layer of food-conducting tissueâthe phloem or inner bark (also called bast). ..... Click the link for more information.


Definition of 'cambium'
a layer of formative cells between the wood and bark in dicotyledonous plants: these cells cause the girth of the stem to increase by dividing and differentiating to form new xylem and phloem tissue, which will eventually become wood and bark.


Definition of 'cambium'
Used Rarely. cambium is in the lower 50% of commonly used words in the Collins dictionary


PART A â DEFINITIONS
(12) COUNTY- The term county' means one of the divisions of a State used by the Secretary of Commerce in compiling and reporting data regarding counties. (13) COVERED PROGRAM- The term covered program' means each of the programs authorized by â. (A) part A of title I;


PART A â DEFINITIONS
(3) BEGINNING TEACHER- The term beginning teacher' means a teacher in a public school who has been teaching less than a total of three complete school years. (4) CHILD- The term child' means any person within the age limits for which the State provides free public education. (5) CHILD WITH A DISABILITY- The term child with a disability' has the same meaning given that term in section 602 of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.


"NCLB: Becoming a ""Highly Qualified Teacher"""
Check with your district to determine your school designation.â Highly qualifiedâ is a specific term defined by No Child Left Behind. The law outlines a list of minimum requirements related to content knowledge and teaching skills that a highly qualified teacher would meet.


"NCLB: Becoming a ""Highly Qualified Teacher"""
Teachers Who Teach Core Academic Subjects Must Meet the Definition of Highly Qualified for the Subjects They Teach The law requires public school elementary and secondary teachers to meet their stateâs definition of highly qualified teacher for each core academic subject they teach.


PART A â DEFINITIONS
(A) is a highly qualified teacher such as a master teacher; (B) has been teaching for at least 5 years in a public or private school or institution of higher education; (C) is recommended to be an exemplary teacher by administrators and other teachers who are knowledgeable about the individual's performance;


Highly Qualified Teachers & Paraprofessionals
New special education teachers who teach multiple core subjects, and who are highly qualified in either mathematics, language arts, or science at the time they are hired, have two years to use HOUSSE (or to demonstrate content area competency through appropriate rigorous testing or coursework).


Highly Qualified Teachers & Paraprofessionals
Under limited circumstances, some special education teachers and teachers not new to the profession may demonstrate that they are highly qualified through Virginiaâs High Objective Uniform State Standard of Evaluation (HOUSSE).


Bermudian Springs School District
ï· English as a second language (ESL) teachers who provide direct. instruction in one or more core content areas; ï· Alternative education teachers who provide direct instruction in. one or more core content areas; and. ï· Charter school teachers who provide direct instruction in one or. more core content areas.


"NCLB: Becoming a ""Highly Qualified Teacher"""
How States Determine Their Highly Qualified Teacher Provisions. In general, under No Child Left Behind a highly qualified teacher must have: A bachelorâs degree. Full state certification, as defined by the state. Demonstrated competency, as defined by the state, in each core academic subject he or she teaches. The first requirement is straightforward.


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All public school teachers with primary responsibility for direct instruction in. one or more of No Child Left Behindâs (NCLB) core content areas are required. to demonstrate that they satisfy the definition of a âhighly qualified teacher.â. In Pennsylvania, the NCLB core content areas include English, Reading/Language Arts, Mathematics, Sciences, World Languages, Music, Art, and Social Studies.


Powdered Eggs
Cocoa Drink Powder. Sour Cream Powder. Powdered eggs, or dehydrated eggs, are very versatile. They can be added with the dry ingredients when baking and act exactly like the real thing would act in the recipe-this is because they are the real thing.. Following is information on the different types of powdered eggs that we carry, along with some suggestions on how to use them.


How to Use Powdered Eggs in Everyday Cooking
1 When baking you do not need to re-hydrate the eggs before adding to your mix, simply add the needed egg powder and needed water to your mix and proceed as your recipe outlines. 2  If you need to half a recipe, you can half an egg with the powdered mix.


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Consider separating the whites and yolks. You can dehydrate the whole egg or dehydrate the white and yolk separately. If you plan on using the whites and yolks separately when you reconstitute the eggs, you'll need to separate the eggs before dehydrating them.


Powdered Eggs
Whole Powdered Eggs. Whole powdered eggs contain the whole egg (whites and yolk) and are very versatile in baking. They can be added with the dry ingredients when baking and act exactly like the real thing would act in the recipe-this is because they are the real thing.. Whole egg powder can be used successfully to make mayonnaise. It thickens pudding just like fresh eggs, and can be used to make omelets and scrambled eggs.


THE INCREDIBLE EDIBLE DRIED EGG!!
Home dried eggs are versatile and delicious. Either cooked or raw eggs may be dried successfully. Dried raw eggs may be used in recipes, omelets, or just for making great scrambled eggs. Dried, chopped, cooked eggs are great in soups, caasseroles, or sandwiches. Drying Raw Eggs:


How to Use Powdered Eggs in Everyday Cooking
Their consistency and texture are similar to powdered milk. You can buy whole eggs, just the yolks, just the whites, or already scrambled in powdered form. They can be purchased in pouch sizes or #10 cans (approximately 94 eggs) which makes them perfect for food storage.


THE INCREDIBLE EDIBLE DRIED EGG!!
Crumble, then powder eggs using a dry food/seed grinder. Combine powdered yolks and whites. For a finer powder, re-dry for a few hours then grind once again. Drying Cooked Eggs: Peel hardboiled eggs and chop. Place on Teflon Sheet. Yolks and whites may be dried separately or together.


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1 Use a nonstick skillet and do not cook the eggs with any added oil or butter. 2  Fats will lower the shelf-life and make the powdered eggs go rancid quicker. 3  Similarly, you should not add any milk, cheese, or other ingredients to the eggs before dehydrating them. 4  Break the eggs up with your spatula as you cook them.


How to Use Powdered Eggs in Everyday Cooking
2 T. sugar. 1-1/2 tsp. salt. 1-1/2 cups whole wheat flour. Put water and powdered egg mix in a bowl and whisk until well blended. Add dry milk, warm water, melted shortening/oil/butter, sugar and salt. Then add the flour, continuing to whisk until batter is smooth. Let sit for 5 minutes and mix again. Melt 1 teaspoon shortening or oil in a hot pan.


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Alternatively, hard boil the eggs. Cook the eggs in boiling water for 10 to 12 minutes. Cool the boiled eggs, peel them, and chop the whites and yolks into small pieces. You can either separate the whites and yolks or keep them together. 1  To hard boil eggs, place the eggs in a saucepan and cover them with about 1 inch (2.5 cm) of cold water. 2  Place the saucepan on the stove over medium to medium-high heat. 3  Once the water reaches a boil, turn off the heat and place a lid on the saucepan.


Effects of Chlorine on Swimmers
The human body absorbs chlorine primarily through inhalation but also via the skin. At low levels, chlorine inhalation causes irritation to the skin and eyes along with a sore throat or a cough. At higher levels, inhalation causes symptoms of asthma such as wheezing and tightness of the chest.


Chlorine in the human body?
Best Answer: Chloride is a chemical the human body needs for metabolism (the process of turning food into energy). It also helps keep the body's acid-base balance. The amount of chloride in the blood is carefully controlled by the kidneys. Chloride ions have important physiological roles.


Effects of Chlorine on Swimmers
Chlorine is a yellow-green gas with a strong odor that ranks among the top 10 most common chemicals produced in the United States, as of 2011. Used during World War I as a chemical weapon, today its uses include disinfecting everything from tap water to industrial waste and sewage.


Chlorine MineralIs This Really Necessary ?
It also helps to increase the capacity of the blood to carry carbon dioxide to our lungs. This mineral helps to cleanse both the intestines and liver of toxins. It is one of the most important minerals in our blood. Most of the chloride in your body is found in your blood and the fluid around your cells. This Chlorine Mineral moves in and out of your cells to help maintain the proper balance of fluids and electrolytes in the body. It is acting as a neutralizing agent.


The Dangers of Chlorinated Pools and How To Protect Yourself
If you or your family members do choose to swim in chlorinated pools, some recommendations Iâve read are to: 1. Swim in an outdoor chlorinated pool. It is much safer due to the fact that the majority of the toxic gases are eliminated in the air. 2. Swim in chlorinated pools on occasion only.


Sodium in Diet
Sodium is an element that the body needs to work properly. Salt contains sodium. The body uses sodium to control blood pressure and blood volume. Your body also needs sodium for your muscles and nerves to work properly. Sodium occurs naturally in most foods. The most common form of sodium is sodium chloride, which is table salt. Milk, beets, and celery also naturally contain sodium.


Chlorine in the human body?
Too much chlorine in human body can cause burning your internal organs. However, chlorine is usually used when treating water for human consumption just a smaller amount to kill bacteria that usually found in water for the safety purposes. I can't remember for sure why chlorine is important to human body based on what I've studied.


Effects of Chlorine on Swimmers
An increased level of activity -- such as swimming -- accelerates the body's absorption of chlorine. Professional swimmers who spend a lot of time in indoor pools may breathe in dangerous amounts of chlorine through their high levels of exertion.


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High protein diet has been known to cause metabolic acidosis, which is manifested by increased urinary excretion of nitrogen and calcium. Bodybuilders habitually consumed excessive dietary protein over the amounts recommended for them to promote muscle mass accretion.


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Malfunctions of either the respiratory system or the kidneys can result in acidosis or alkalosis. Acidosis and alkalosis are categorized by the cause of the condition. Respiratory acidosis or respiratory alkalosis results from abnormalities of the respiratory system. Metabolic acidosis or metabolic alkalosis results from all causes other than abnormal respiratory functions.


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On the contrary, overwhelming protein consumption significantly increases nitrogen and net acid excretion to maintain acid-base homeostasis and any failure of this mechanism can lead to metabolic acidosis [11â14].


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Resistance exercise training is a principal anabolic stimulus for muscle protein synthesis and can result in hypertrophy of skeletal muscle [1â4]. Resistance training combined with a positive energy balance promotes muscle mass accretion synergistically [5].


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Mineral base was measured as the. difference between mineral cations and anions. Or-. ganic acid was measured as the difference between. mineral base, bicarbonate and protein anion. Results: The degree of metabolic acidosis measured. as base excess, was determined by deviation in both. mineral base and organic acid from normal. Sodium minus chloride balance determined change. in arterial blood mineral base.


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Conclusion: Metabolic acidosis was caused by high. organic acid, resulting from low glomerular filtration. rates in the first 1-2 weeks, exacerbated by TPN con-. taining gluconate or sulphate or only 25 kcal/g amino. acids. Renal bicarbonate wasting could not account. for metabolic acidosis.


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At present ârenal bicarbonate wastingâ provides the text-. book explanation for otherwise unexplained metabolic. acidosis in preterm infants. In blood, carbon dioxide is. mainly in the form of bicarbonate kept in a constant ratio. with 1/20th the amount of carbonic acid.


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Metabolic acidosis also promotes urinary calcium and phosphate excretion to counteract an increase in the circulating acid load produced by the catabolism of protein [15, 16]. Metabolism of protein in the body is known to differ between exercising participants and non-exercising participants [17, 18]. However, limited athlete-specific research on the effects of excessive dietary protein on metabolic homeostasis exists, even in groups of resistance exercisers.


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Reports of metabolic acidosis in infants given To-. tal Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) [4, 5] also showed that the. tendency to cause acidosis was related to how much. more chloride than sodium TPN regimens contain, but. once again this has not been recognized as the cause.


Does anyone know how to calculate the printing cost of a printer?
Anyhow, add a couple of cents to the estimate to adjust for these extra cost. New printers (copiers at least) I had been quoted .10 cents per color, .001 B&W. We have a LaserJet 4600, and the cost was .17 cents per page (HP are not cheap per page).


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Black & White and Full-Color Copying. 1  Reproduce full-color documents, photographs and presentations in sizes up to 11â x 17â. 2  Utilize the power of color, better for documents with images, charts and graphs. 3  Save time.  Reproduce B&W documents, photographs and presentations in sizes up to 11â x 17â.


Cost Per Page Calculation
Cost Per Page Calculation. Unlike our other printer tests, the Cost Per Page Calculation isnât a test of speed or quality. Itâs a mathematical method for measuring the cost of the ink, toner drum, and other consumables when printing a page of text and a page of mixed text-and-graphics.


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1 Utilize the power of color, better for documents with images, charts and graphs. 2  Save time. Hand off high-volume projects to our full-service color copying experts.ur full-service color copying experts.  Reproduce B&W documents, photographs and presentations in sizes up to 11â x 17â.


Cost Per Print â Which Brands Are The Best And Worst?
HP can print you a page of color for an average of 7.2 cents while Brother will cost you closer to 7.5 cents per page. And then there are Epsonâs ink prices which seem to be all over the board depending on which model printer you are using. The Artisan and WorkForce lines yield stats of 3.1-3.3 cents for black.


Does anyone know how to calculate the printing cost of a printer?
Mel9484 Nov 6, 2012 at 7:44 UTC. To print a color page, the printer typically uses all its cartridges, including the black one. So to calculate cost per page for each of the color cartridges, add them all together, then combine that number with the black and white cost per page to get the final cost per color page. E.g. if your black ink cartridge costs $30 and yields 500 printed pages, its cost per page is $0.06. If each of the three color cartridges costs $40 and yields 400 pages, their cost per page is $0.10 each (120/1200).


Cost Per Print â Which Brands Are The Best And Worst?
High-yield cartridges drop the price to 6 cents for black and 13 cents for 3-color. If you are printing mainly black, Dellâs new V725âs extra-high-yield cartridges will give you a black page for just 2.4 cents even though 3-color will still cost you 12 cents per page.


Cost Per Print â Which Brands Are The Best And Worst?
Among Canon printers the best cost-per-page option in the inexpensive printer category would be the Pixma MG5320. Here youâll get a black page for 4.7 cents and 3-color for 8.2 cents. Often the cheapest cost-per-print options are remanufactured cartridges.


Cost Per Print â Which Brands Are The Best And Worst?
On the expensive end of the scale is the Epson Stylus line which averages almost 6 cents per page for black and almost 10 cents for 3-color pages. Epson also makes âmoderateâ cartridges for Stylus printers that are even less efficient, printing a black page for 6.2 cents and a 3-color page for almost 18 cents.


INFRARED LIGHT
If you combine infrared radiation with radio waves, microwaves, visible light, ultraviolet radiation, X rays, and gamma rays, you'll end up with a broad band of radiation frequencies called the electromagnetic spectrum.


What Is Infrared?
Infrared radiation is a type of electromagnetic radiation, as are radio waves, ultraviolet radiation, X-rays and microwaves. Infrared (IR) light is the part of the EM spectrum that people encounter most in everyday life, although much of it goes unnoticed.


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The Global Infrared Satellite image shows clouds by their temperature. Red and blue areas indicate cold (high) cloud tops. Infrared (IR) radiation is electromagnetic radiation whose wavelength is longer than that of visible light, but shorter than that of terahertz radiation and microwaves.


Infrared Waves
While you cannot see the light emitting from a remote, some digital and cell phone cameras are sensitive to that wavelength of radiation. Try it out! Infrared lamps heat lamps often emit both visible and infrared energy at wavelengths between 500nm to 3000nm in length.


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Infrared waves have wavelengths longer than visible and shorter than microwaves, and have frequencies which are lower than visible and higher than microwaves. Infrared can be used as a way to measure the heat radiated by an object. This is the radiation produced by the motion of atoms and molecules in an object.


Hair Growth: 21 Foods For Healthy Hair
This lesser known vitamin helps to maintain healthy hair. Food sources of Vitamin K include dairy foods, figs, asparagus, broccoli, lettuce, brussel sprouts, cabbage, dark green leafy vegetables, oatmeal, rye, soybeans, wheat and yogurt.


Hair Growth: 21 Foods For Healthy Hair
Lustrous, beautiful and healthy hair is a result of a healthy body and a healthy diet. Any nutritional deficiencies can lead to problems like dryness, brittleness, dandruff and ultimately hair loss. On the other end, there are certain foods that make your hair healthy and strong.


Hair Growth: 21 Foods For Healthy Hair
These include whole grains, beans, lentils, plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, especially citrus fruits and tomatoes. Biotin deficiency has been linked to hair loss. Foods high in biotin are brown rice, cracked wheat, green peas, lentils, oats, soybeans, sunflower seeds and walnuts. Deficiency of B complex vitamins can lead to greasy hair, dandruff, poor hair growth and grey hair.


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Feed your hair. The secret to think, strong, shiny strands isn't an expensive shampoo or fancy salon treatmentâit's all about your diet. Eating a variety of healthy foods will give you the mane you've always dreamed of. Fill up on these nutrients to begin growing your healthiest hair ever. 1 of 7.


primary
1. first in rank or importance; chief: one's primary goal in life. 2. first in order in any series, sequence, etc. 3. first in time; earliest. 4. of or pertaining to primary school: the primary grades.


primary
a. being the part of an electric circuit, such as a transformer or induction coil, in which a changing current induces a current in a neighbouring circuit: a primary coil. b. (of a current) flowing in such a circuit.


IV tubing terminology
Secondary Sets or Piggyback Sets are used in conjuction with Primary Sets ususally connects to a Y-site on the primary line. They measure between 20 and 45 inches in length. I'd use this for say an iv abx piggyback and attach it to the upper port on the primary line. That's my definition...


primary
a. a preliminary election in which the voters of a state or region choose a party's convention delegates, nominees for office, etc. See also closed primary, direct primary, open primary. b. a local meeting of voters registered with one party to nominate candidates, select convention delegates, etc.


setting
environs, surround, surroundings, environment - the area in which something exists or lives; the country--the flat agricultural surround. scenario - a setting for a work of art or literature; the scenario is France during the Reign of Terror.


IV tubing terminology
An example of a Primary Intermittent Set is one where you have primary tubing attached to an IVAB like Ancef and you are giving that Ancef q 8hrs. Without a mainline (500cc-1000cc) of IVF, all you have is the 50-100cc minibag and the primary tubing.


setting
1. the act of a person or thing that sets. 2. the point or position of something, as a thermostat, that has been set. 3. the surroundings or environment of anything. 4. the mounting in which a jewel is set. 5. a group of all the articles, as of china or silver, required for setting a table or a single place at a table.


Three Facts About Hibiscus Flowers
Rose mallow (Hibiscus moscheutos) produces the largest flowers of all hibiscus from late spring until the first frost, with some reaching 1 foot across. Flowers on the Chinese hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) come in single or double forms and can be 4 to 8 inches wide.


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Three Facts About Hibiscus Flowers
Hibiscus (Hibiscus spp.), in all its varieties and forms, grows in full sun and produces large, funnel-shaped flowers with soft petals and attractive large stamens. The flowers come in a range of colors, some with veins of different colors toward the center.


Three Facts About Hibiscus Flowers
Additional Facts. Resembling a bouquet of hollyhocks, rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) grows as a deciduous shrub up to 12 feet tall and 6 feet wide in USDA plant hardiness zones 5b through 11 and can also be trained into a single trunk with a treelike top or as an espalier.


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Related: silk hibiscus flowers hibiscus plant organic hibiscus flowers dried hibiscus flowers red hibiscus flowers silk hibiscus hibiscus tea hibiscus fabric flowers.


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The hibiscus is the national flower of Haiti and is used in their national tourism slogan of Haiti: HaÃ¯ti Experience! It The hibiscus species also represents several other. Nations The hibiscus syriacus is the national flower Of South, korea And hibiscus-rosa sinensis is the national flower Of. malaysia


Three Facts About Hibiscus Flowers
Two hibiscus are native to Hawaii, but only one has been named the official state flower: Hibiscus brackenridgei. This hibiscus grows as either a shrub or a tree and produces pure yellow flowers with red veining near the center and a prominent yellow stamen. It grows to 15 feet tall and 8 feet wide in USDA plant hardiness zones 10a through 11.


How to Get Free Background Checks
Consult Private Resources. Consult private resources as they are good providers of background checks, however most do not offer free background checks to their customers. Sometimes though, these resources are more reliable than public ones due to the fact that they also offer features such as property, and even marital records.


How to do a free background check online
Google is the easiest place to begin your search. Just enter the personâs full name in quotations marks, in this case, âBobby Smith.â There are plenty of Bobby Smiths out there, so youâll want to narrow your search using other information, such as what city he lives in.


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How to Run a Background Check on Yourself. Because checking peopleâs background is such a pressing need, there are dozens of ways to go about this. Fortunately, several ways wonât cost you a thing. The simplest way to do a background check is to use a professional service. While it will cost you some money, itâll save you a lot of time and all the data will be conveniently located in one report. You can use our background search which will comb through billions of public records and dozens of databases instantly.


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Checking Someoneâs Background as a Private Citizen. 1  1. Start with an online search. Many sites provide background searches either cheaply or for free. 2  2. Search the public records. Information about arrests, convictions, and incarcerations is part of the public record. 3  3. Be willing to put in the work.


How to Get Free Background Checks
These free background checks will mostly find felony (and some misdemeanor level) convictions. However, many times if you want an in-depth search, you will have to order one directly from the state that you reside. These searches also have the ability to find not only criminal convictions, but arrest records too.


How to Start a Profitable eBay Business With Â£50!
Fortunately, several ways wonât cost you a thing. 1  The simplest way to do a background check is to use a professional service. 2  If you are looking to do a search yourself and have some time, there are several things that you can do which will allow you to see what information is out there about you.


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Checking Someoneâs Background as a Private Citizen. 1  1. Start with an online search. 2  2. Search the public records. 3  3. Be willing to put in the work.  4. Ask for information directly from the 1  person. 5. Hire a professional.


How Do I Do A Background Check On Someone?
If you've just started going out with a new partner or getting close to a more serious phase in your relationship then you might be interested in the article How do I find out if someone is married where I offer some tips on ways to find out if your partner is lying to you.


How to do a free background check online
A lot, actually. Youâd be amazed how much public information is tangled up in the web. No matter how hard we may try to disguise our past, much of our lives has been digitized and archived, just waiting to be discovered. This is a double-edged sword, of course.


Vitamin C Deficiency & Anemia
Causes of vitamin C deficiency that can lead to anemia include malnutrition, hyperthyroidism, cancer or an inability to absorb iron, according to the Mayo clinic. Smoking can also deplete vitamin C stores by 30 percent, according to the Merck Manuals Online Medical Library.


6 Evidence-Based Health Benefits of Lemons
The lemon is high in vitamin C, fiber and various beneficial plant compounds. These nutrients are responsible for the health benefits of lemons. In fact, lemons may support heart health, weight control, digestive health and more. This article lists 6 health benefits of lemons that are backed by science.


How Vitamin C Stops Cancer
The conventional wisdom of how antioxidants such as vitamin C help prevent cancer growth is that they grab up volatile oxygen free radical molecules and prevent the damage they are known to do to our delicate DNA.


6 Evidence-Based Health Benefits of Lemons
Iron from plant sources (non-heme iron) is not as well absorbed, but this can be improved by the intake of vitamin C and citric acid. Because lemons contain both vitamin C and citric acid, they may protect against anemia by ensuring you absorb as much iron as possible from your diet.


How Vitamin C Stops Cancer
Nearly 30 years after Nobel laureate Linus Pauling famously and controversially suggested that vitamin C supplements can prevent cancer , a team of Johns Hopkins scientists have shown that in mice at least , vitamin C - and potentially other antioxidants - can indeed inhibit the growth of some tumors Â¯ just not in the manner suggested by years of ...


Vitamin C Deficiency & Anemia
Anemia can occur from a number of causes. Vitamin C deficiency anemia occurs when your diet doesnât include enough vitamin C. Taking foods high in vitamin C along with foods rich in iron creates a more acidic environment in the stomach, which increases iron absorption.


6 Evidence-Based Health Benefits of Lemons
Lemons contain a high amount of vitamin C, soluble fiber and plant compounds that give them a number of health benefits. Potentially, lemons may help with weight loss and provide protection against heart disease, anemia, kidney stones, digestive issues and cancer.


6 Evidence-Based Health Benefits of Lemons
1. Support Heart Health. Lemons are a good source of vitamin C. One lemon provides about 30.7 mg of vitamin C, which is 51% of your recommended daily intake (RDI). Research has shown that eating fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C reduces the risk of heart disease and stroke (1, 2, 3).


Vitamin C Deficiency & Anemia
Vitamin C plays a number of important roles in the body, including enhancing the absorption of iron. Iron helps make hemoglobin, the part of the red blood cell that carries oxygen. Vitamin C also aids in red blood cell production. A vitamin C deficiency can lead to anemia, or low red blood cell count.


How Vitamin C Stops Cancer
The authors do caution that while vitamin C is still essential for good health, this study is preliminary and people should not rush out and buy bulk supplies of antioxidants as a means of cancer prevention.


Cooking for Seniors: How to Make Great Tasting Food for the Senior Palate
Healthy senior nutrition doesnât have to be bland, when you can bump up the flavor. Weâve put together the best tips on how to make nutritious and great tasting meals for the elderly. Learn more. One of the ongoing challenges for caregivers is contending with the changing reality of seniorsâ nutritional needs.


Geriatric Diet
Geriatric Diet. older adults enjoy a healthy meal. Between 2001 and 2009, the number of individuals in the United States who were 100 years old or older increased from 48,000 people to 64,000 people. Nutritional well-being and the enjoyment of food plays an important role in the quality of life in older adults. A healthy, well balanced diet can enable older adults to live a healthful, enjoyable life by lessening the risk for chronic disease, slowing the progression of a disease and reducing disease symptoms.


Nutrition for Seniors
Elderly Eating Problems - For Seniors Who Need to Gain Weight. 1  Eat with your loved one: No one likes to eat alone. Often a lack of interest in eating is because a person is bored, lonely, or distracted with tv. 2  Increase the Calories: For those who need extra calories or nutrients, adding these in other foods may help.


Nutrition for Seniors
Elderly Eating Problems - For Seniors Who Need to Gain Weight. 1  Eat with your loved one: No one likes to eat alone. 2  Increase the Calories: For those who need extra calories or nutrients, adding these in other foods may help. 3  Make high calorie drinks like milk shakes.  Eggnog also packs the calories.


25 Easy Recipes for Senior Nutrition
Preparation: 1  Place 1 cup wheat bulgur and salt to taste in a bowl. 2  Mince onion and press or chop garlic and let sit for 5 minutes to bring out their hidden health properties. 3  Combine all ingredients and mix well.  For added flavor you may want to add more olive oil and lemon juice.


Nutrition for Seniors
Tips for Better Elderly Nutrition. 1  Increase Vegetables and Fruits: Overall, the fiber, vitamins, and enzymes present in fresh plants are best for all of us. 2  Make Lunch the big meal of the day: Often by dinner, seniors are too tired to finish meals. 3  Stay Hydrated: Remember to maintain fluid levels.


Cooking for Seniors: How to Make Great Tasting Food for the Senior Palate
4. Substitute Potato for Cream in Creamy Dishes. Cream is high in fat and calories, even though it tastes so good. Fortunately, you can get that same thick, rich feel by adding peeled, diced potato to your soup during cooking.


25 Easy Recipes for Senior Nutrition
Preparation: 1  In a microwave safe cereal bowl, mix together the oatmeal and salt. Stir in water. 2  Microwave on high power for 1 minute. Stir. 3  Microwave an additional 30-60 seconds on high power until the cereal reaches the desired thickness. Stir again.  Top with banana slices and frozen yogurt.


diet
alkali-ash diet one of fruit, vegetables, and milk with as little as possible of meat, fish, eggs, and cereals. balanced diet one containing foods which furnish all the nutritive factors in proper proportion for adequate nutrition. bland diet one that is free of irritating or stimulating foods.


25 Easy Recipes for Senior Nutrition
Preparation: 1  Mince onion and chop garlic; let them sit for 5 minutes to enhance their health-promoting benefits. 2  Preheat broiler on low. 3  Heat 1 TBS broth in a 9-10 inch stainless steel skillet.  Add garlic, ground lamb or turkey, and cook for another 3 minutes on medium heat, breaking up 1  clumps. Add kale and 2 TBS broth.


How To Grow Okra
growing Okra. Many people do not care much for okra, because of the sliminess of the okra pods. Well, those folks do not know what they are missing! Okra (sometimes referred to as Gumbo or Ladies Fingers) has long been a favorite vegetable of mine, and my garden would not be complete without it.


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Okra can grow from three to six feet tall. Choose a garden spot where its shade will not harm other sun loving plants. Sow the seeds one inch deep in rows that are three feet apart. The seeds generally germinate in two to 12 days. Okra will grow in many soil types, so mulch and fertilize as needed.


Growing Okra
Choose your sunniest spot for growing okra, and wait until the weather is warm to set out your plants. Plants like it when nights are at least in the 60s and days 85 or warmer. In the North, gardeners might wait until late June to plant, since pods appear within 2 months. Okra grows best in soil with a near-neutral pH between 6.5 and 7.0, although it will do fine in a pH as high as 7.6.


Growing Okra
Okra will grow very quickly and before you know it your plants will be over four feet tall with some varieties reaching seven or eight feet in height by the time they are fully grown. Take care to position the plants in an area of the garden where they wonât cast a shadow over shorter neighboring plants.


Growing Okra
Growing okra requires warm weather, but by using seedlings, you can shave 3 weeks or more from its usual long season. As long as okra seedlings are handled gently, as if they were breakable eggs, they can be slipped into the garden â or into large containers â just as the hot season begins.


How To Grow Okra
Okra is mature in about 55-60 days. They can quickly become tough, so harvest frequently from the plant when the pods reach 3-5â long, depending on the variety. Use sharp garden shears and cut the pods away from the plant; about Â¼â or so below the okra pod base. Do not try to pull the pods off as most times you could damage the plant branch.


Germination issues with okra...
Like Larry said, okra seed has to be fresh to germinate. I had a chart once that told how long garden seeds remain viable and okra was at the top of the list with only a one year reliable germination rate. I keep my seed in the freezer and it will keep for 2-3 years, maybe longer. Like Bookmark May 10, 2013 at 3:39PM.


Germination issues with okra...
If grown well, okra can produce between 3 and 5 pods per plant per week and it will remain productive right up to frost. I typically pick okra for 10 to 12 weeks. So with your 20-foot row of okra, you would expect to harvest about 40 pounds total ...


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Task: Convert 15 kilograms to pounds (show work) Formula: kg Ã· 0.45359237 = lb Calculations: 15 kg Ã· 0.45359237 = 33.06933933 lb Result: 15 kg is equal to 33.06933933 lb.


Kilogram
The gram, 1/1000 of a kilogram, was provisionally defined in 1795 as the mass of one cubic centimetre of water at the melting point of ice.


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There are 2.20462262 pounds in 1 kilogram.witch is 2 pounds. 1 kilogram (kg) = 2.2 pounds (lb) 1 lb = .045359237 kilograms. 1 Kg = 2.20462 lbs if lbs = pounds and kg = kilogrammes then there are 2.20462 lbs in one kg. The formula to convert kg to lbs. 1 kg*2.2046 lbs.


How many pounds are in a kilogram?
One lb is 0.454 kg, so a tad more than 2. 1 kilogram = 2.2 pounds. (2.20462262 to be more precise). 22 pounds = 10 kilos. The formula to convert kg to lbs. 1 kg * 2.2046 lbs. = 2.204622622 lbs kg and lbs can't be equated, since they're units of different types of quantities.