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Passionate about all things Australian. A pet (or companion animal) is an animal kept primarily for a  person's company or protection, as opposed to working animals,  sport animals, livestock, and laboratory anima â¦ ls, which are kept  primarily for performance, agricultural value, or research. Tips for Reducing Pet Allergies Millions of Americans love having pets, but the joy often comes with an unpleasant catch. 2  Dog and cat allergies affect many animal lovers, leaving them with irritating coughsâ¦. 3  Tools for Designing Tudor Style Homes Designing the perfect Tudor style home is a difficult task.


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Todayâs article will be about Anne Boleynâs animals. Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII on hunting, scene from The Tudors. Anne had favourite dog named Purkoy.She received him as a gift from Lady Honor Lisle ,wife of the Governor of Calais and became very fond af the animal.Unfortunately little Purkoy had an accident â he fell out of the window.nimals were used also as symbols and emblems. To find out more about Anne Boleynâs badges click here. Category: Anne Boleyn, Kings and Queens, The Boleyns. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.


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Where did the Tudors get there spices from? The Tudors of 16th century England would have had access to many spices which were prevalent in the Mediterranean such as parsley, mustard, cumin, coriander, mint, rosemary, s â¦ age, and thyme. Tips for Reducing Pet Allergies Millions of Americans love having pets, but the joy often comes with an unpleasant catch. 2  Dog and cat allergies affect many animal lovers, leaving them with irritating coughsâ¦. 3  Tools for Designing Tudor Style Homes Designing the perfect Tudor style home is a difficult task.


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Cats were not a popular Tudor pet due to their association with the Devil and witchcraft. In 1484, Pope Innocent VIII decreed in his bull against witches that cats were unholy creatures and were to be burned along with the witches that owned them, although I havenât been able to find that instruction in the bull myself.eth von Staats reminded me that Cardinal Wolsey had a cat so I thought Iâd write a quick post on Tudor cats, based on a talk I did on Tudor pets for the Tudor Society last year.


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  The most popular pets are noted for their attractive appearances  and their loyal or playful personalities.   Pets commonly provide their owners (or guardians) physical and  emotional benefits. Walking a dog can supply both the human and pet  with exercise, fresh air, and social interaction. Tips for Reducing Pet Allergies Millions of Americans love having pets, but the joy often comes with an unpleasant catch. 2  Dog and cat allergies affect many animal lovers, leaving them with irritating coughsâ¦. 3  Tools for Designing Tudor Style Homes Designing the perfect Tudor style home is a difficult task.


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Beth von Staats reminded me that Cardinal Wolsey had a cat so I thought Iâd write a quick post on Tudor cats, based on a talk I did on Tudor pets for the Tudor Society last year.The cat from the statue of Cardinal Wolsey in Ipswich.eth von Staats reminded me that Cardinal Wolsey had a cat so I thought Iâd write a quick post on Tudor cats, based on a talk I did on Tudor pets for the Tudor Society last year.


Which wife did Henry the VII hate the most?
Henry's Six Wives. Henry divorced two of his wives (Catherine of Aragon and Anne of Cleves), he had two of his wives executed (Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard) and one of his wives (Jane Seymour) died shortly after childbirth.His last wife (Catherine Parr) outlived him.enry divorced two of his wives (Catherine of Aragon and Anne of Cleves), he had two of his wives executed (Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard) and one of his wives (Jane Seymour) died shortly after childbirth.


Tudor Folk and Their Dogs.
Dogs and people have been living together since time out of mind. Through most of history dogs were working animals, not pets in the modern sense.If one looks at Tudor England, you will discover that the relationship between humans and dogs is really very similar to that of modern Western people with their dogs.ogs and people have been living together since time out of mind. Through most of history dogs were working animals, not pets in the modern sense.


Question from Claire - Tudor pets
I'm not even sure that they kept pets in the same way that we do today. Wealthier people did, however, keep dogs for hunting and bear-baiting, as well as falcons and hawks for hunting. You might try looking at Reeves Compton, Pleasures and Pastimes in Later Medieval England (Sutton Publishing, 1995).'m not even sure that they kept pets in the same way that we do today. Wealthier people did, however, keep dogs for hunting and bear-baiting, as well as falcons and hawks for hunting. You might try looking at Reeves Compton, Pleasures and Pastimes in Later Medieval England (Sutton Publishing, 1995).


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The IRS charges a one time fee to review and approve your application. The filing fee is based on your projected budget. If you expect annual revenues of $10,000.00 or less in your Nonprofit's first three years, the filing fee will be $400.00.For an organization whose projected revenues exceed $10,000.00 per year, the filing fee will be $850.00. Adjusting your budget downwards will probably not help you avoid the higher filing fee.he IRS may still ask you to pay the higher filing fee based on their review of your budget and proposed activities. If your budget and activities do not match, the IRS will instruct you to revise and resubmit your application with the higher filing fee.


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First, there is the required IRS Form 1023 User Fee, which is either $400 or $850 depending on your organizationâs projected income over the next four years. If your organizationâs projected annual revenue averages $10,000 or more during the next four years, then your user fee is $850.PAâs and attorneys who specialize in nonprofit organizations routinely charge $2,500 â $5,000+ for preparation of IRS Form 1023 applications for small organizations, and $10,000-$15,000 for more complex ventures. We know this because many of them outsource their nonprofit work (Form 1023 Applications) directly to us.


How Much Does it Cost to File for 501c3 Tax Exemption
IRS Form 1023-EZ is a substantially shorter and less expensive option for startup nonprofit organizations, and the IRS User Fee is only $400. The IRS estimates less than 20 hours of total preparation time for completing this application, as opposed to the 100+ hours for completing the more expansive IRS Form 1023.On top of all this, the turnaround time for IRS approval is much faster than when filing the regular IRS Form 1023.PAâs and attorneys who specialize in nonprofit organizations routinely charge $2,500 â $5,000+ for preparation of IRS Form 1023 applications for small organizations, and $10,000-$15,000 for more complex ventures. We know this because many of them outsource their nonprofit work (Form 1023 Applications) directly to us.


Nonprofit Q & A: How much does the IRS filing fee cost for 501 (c) status?
The filing fee depends on the organizationâs average annual gross receipts. 1  If the organizationâs average annual gross receipts have exceeded or will exceed $10,000 annually over a four-year period, the fee is $850.nd they have changed recently. In fact, the currently used version of the Form 1023 application still lists a user fee of $750 and $300. Many applications get a request for more funds from the IRS after they apply. Filed Under: 501(c)(3), Nonprofit Q&A Tagged With: 1023, 501c3 application, user fee.


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The IRS charges a one time $400 or $850 User Fee to process your application. Project your projected annual gross income for your first three years of operation (or up to five past years of operation if Plan B, already incorporated): 1  If the average is under $10,000 per year, then your User Fee will be $400.2  If the average is over $10,000 per year, then your User Fee will be $850.roject your projected annual gross income for your first three years of operation (or up to five past years of operation if Plan B, already incorporated): 1  If the average is under $10,000 per year, then your User Fee will be $400.


How Much Does it Cost to File for 501c3 Tax Exemption
Part One: IRS Form 1023-EZ â If you are NOT a church, a school, a hospital, a foreign organization, or a medical research organization, and if your total projected revenue (gross receipts) is less than $50,000 per year, then thereâs a good chance you might qualify for tax exemption using IRS Form 1023-EZ.PAâs and attorneys who specialize in nonprofit organizations routinely charge $2,500 â $5,000+ for preparation of IRS Form 1023 applications for small organizations, and $10,000-$15,000 for more complex ventures. We know this because many of them outsource their nonprofit work (Form 1023 Applications) directly to us.


Nonprofit Q & A: How much does the IRS filing fee cost for 501 (c) status?
1 If the organizationâs average annual gross receipts have exceeded or will exceed $10,000 annually over a four-year period, the fee is $850. 2  If gross receipts have not exceeded or will not exceed $10,000 annually over a four-year period, the user fee is $400.nd they have changed recently. In fact, the currently used version of the Form 1023 application still lists a user fee of $750 and $300. Many applications get a request for more funds from the IRS after they apply. Filed Under: 501(c)(3), Nonprofit Q&A Tagged With: 1023, 501c3 application, user fee.


8 Fast and Easy Ways to File an IRS Tax Extension
Filing an extension is super easy. By filing an extension, the IRS will give you an extra six months to file your tax return without penalty. The deadline to file your 2014 tax return is April 15th, 2015. With an extension, your deadline to file a tax return will be October 15, 2015.However, an extension of time to file is not an extension of time to pay. If you owe, paying the IRS by the April 15th deadline results in avoiding any tax penalties and interest.Be sure to file any state extensions too.peed: approximately 15 minutes. Cost: free. Free File Fillable Forms is a free tax filing service sponsored by the IRS and hosted by Intuit, the makers of Turbo Tax. After creating your account, start with one of the tax forms such as 1040EZ, 1040A or 1040.


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Sounds like you do qualify for 501(c)(7) status. Because your expenses are over $5,000, you have to decide whether to file Form 1120 and pay taxes or apply for IRS tax-exemption. The good news is that your filing fee is not $850â¦itâs $400 since your revenue is under $10,000.ounds like you do qualify for 501(c)(7) status. Because your expenses are over $5,000, you have to decide whether to file Form 1120 and pay taxes or apply for IRS tax-exemption. The good news is that your filing fee is not $850â¦itâs $400 since your revenue is under $10,000.


How Much Does it Cost to File for 501c3 Tax Exemption
CPAâs and attorneys who specialize in nonprofit organizations routinely charge $2,500 â $5,000+ for preparation of IRS Form 1023 applications for small organizations, and $10,000-$15,000 for more complex ventures. We know this because many of them outsource their nonprofit work (Form 1023 Applications) directly to us.PAâs and attorneys who specialize in nonprofit organizations routinely charge $2,500 â $5,000+ for preparation of IRS Form 1023 applications for small organizations, and $10,000-$15,000 for more complex ventures. We know this because many of them outsource their nonprofit work (Form 1023 Applications) directly to us.


How Long Do Elephants Live?
Contrary to what some might have assumed, elephants live a shorter life span in captivity. The average life of an elephant in captivity is around 56 years. Of course, there is no hunting, poaching or risk of starvation in captivity.he question ''How long do elephants live?'' is not one that is commonly discussed outside of biology circles.


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Report Abuse. Thought you might find this interesting: The African elephant is a long lived animal, with a potential lifespan of 60 years in the wild, and this is reflected by its long reproductive cycle.The females and pre-pubescent males live in what are known as matriarchal groups. just now. Report Abuse. Thought you might find this interesting: The African elephant is a long lived animal, with a potential lifespan of 60 years in the wild, and this is reflected by its long reproductive cycle. The females and pre-pubescent males live in what are known as matriarchal groups.


How long do elephants live for?
Â· just now. Report Abuse. Thought you might find this interesting: The African elephant is a long lived animal, with a potential lifespan of 60 years in the wild, and this is reflected by its long reproductive cycle. The females and pre-pubescent males live in what are known as matriarchal groups. just now. Report Abuse. Thought you might find this interesting: The African elephant is a long lived animal, with a potential lifespan of 60 years in the wild, and this is reflected by its long reproductive cycle. The females and pre-pubescent males live in what are known as matriarchal groups.


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Life Span Wild: Wild elephants have long life spans and typically live to 60-70 years of age. Captive: Captive elephants have significantly lower life spans than their wild counterparts and are usually dead before the age of 40.ife Span Wild: Wild elephants have long life spans and typically live to 60-70 years of age. Captive: Captive elephants have significantly lower life spans than their wild counterparts and are usually dead before the age of 40.


How Long Do Elephants Live?
Lifespan in the Wild. The actual lifespan of elephants in the wild may be surprising to some. An elephant can live for as long as 60 or 70 full years. In fact, these creatures might be among the longest living mammals in the jungles of Africa and Asia.he question ''How long do elephants live?'' is not one that is commonly discussed outside of biology circles.


How old can elephants get?
Elephants in the wild live to a range of 50 to 70 years. For well kept and fed animals in captivity, the oldest recorded is 82 years. Elephants live for approximately 70 years. They are the longest living animal in the big five. the big five consists of the elephant, lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo.


7 Animals With Incredibly Long Life Spans
Asian Elephants â Average Life Span 60 Years. The average life span of the Asian elephant in the wild is a hearty 60 years, but according to the Guinness Book of World Records, the oldest elephant ever was Lin Wang, a pachyderm who lived to 86 years of age.he average life span of the Asian elephant in the wild is a hearty 60 years, but according to the Guinness Book of World Records, the oldest elephant ever was Lin Wang, a pachyderm who lived to 86 years of age.


HOW LONG DO ELEPHANTS LIVE?
The researchers said the median lifespan for elephants that died in European zoos between 1960 and 2005 was only 17 years for the African species and 19 years for the Asian animals.he simplestâthough slightly misleadingâanswer to âhow long do elephants live?â is, somewhere between 60 and 70 years. But thatâs only how long they can live if everything goes well for them.


Wild Elephants Live Longer Than Their Zoo Counterparts
For African elephants, the median life span is 17 years for zoo-born females, compared to 56 years in the Amboseli National Park population. For Asian elephants, the results are much more worrying because they are the rarer of the two species, Mason said.Enlarge Photo.Printer Friendly.or African elephants, the median life span is 17 years for zoo-born females, compared to 56 years in the Amboseli National Park population. For Asian elephants, the results are much more worrying because they are the rarer of the two species, Mason said. Enlarge Photo. Printer Friendly.


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The simplestâthough slightly misleadingâanswer to âhow long do elephants live?â is, somewhere between 60 and 70 years. But thatâs only how long they can live if everything goes well for them.Like people, elephants die at all different ages, and most donât make it to the end of their speciesâ maximum lifespan.he simplestâthough slightly misleadingâanswer to âhow long do elephants live?â is, somewhere between 60 and 70 years. But thatâs only how long they can live if everything goes well for them.


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Understanding Neuropathy. 1  Common Causes of Tingling, Numbness and Burning. 2  Neuropathy is the medical term to describe problems with the nerves â which can give rise to symptoms like tingling, numbness, burning and pain â most commonly in the hands and feet.


Blue colored skin, Cold feet and Numbness or tingling
Thoracic spinal stenosis Thoracic spinal stenosis can cause pain in your back and legs, loss of bladder or bowel function, and more. Cold exposure Cold exposure symptoms include color changes on the skin, numbness, stinging, redness, blisters, and more.


Fibromyalgia and Other Common Causes of Numbness in the Legs
A variety of different causes can result in having too much pressure on the nerves, including: 1  tensed or spasming muscles. 2  too tight shoes. 3  foot or ankle injuries.  sitting on your foot for too 1  long. slipped or herniated discs or back problems that trap a nerve and put pressure on  it.


Fibromyalgia and Other Common Causes of Numbness in the Legs
These neuropathies can affect any part of the body, including the legs and feet. Approximately 60 to 70 percent of people with diabetes experience some form of neuropathy. Numbness or tingling in the feet is the first symptom for many with nerve damage from diabetes. This is called peripheral neuropathy.


Whatâs Causing Your Leg Pain, Burning and Numbness?
Conditions that affect your back often lead to pain in the legs as well. Spinal stenosis, in which the spinal canal gradually narrows, pressuring the nerves, usually affects people over 50 and can be caused by arthritis, scoliosis or spinal injury.


Understanding Neuropathy
Common Causes of Tingling, Numbness and Burning. Neuropathy is the medical term to describe problems with the nerves â which can give rise to symptoms like tingling, numbness, burning and pain â most commonly in the hands and feet.


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1 Turn your ignition key to the 'ACC' or 'LOCK' position. 2  Press and hold the trip meter reset nob (next to your Toyota Tundra's odometer). 3  While holding the trip meter reset nob, turn the ignition to 'ON', but do not start your Toyota Tundra. 4  Hold the meter reset until the MAINT REQD light switches off.


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Instructions: 1  Turn your ignition key to the 'ACC' or 'LOCK' position. 2  Press and hold the trip meter reset nob (next to your Toyota Tundra's odometer). 3  While holding the trip meter reset nob, turn the ignition to 'ON', but do not start your Toyota Tundra. 4  Hold the meter reset until the MAINT REQD light switches off.


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Instructions. Turn your key to the On notch, and press your trip odometer knob until Trip A is displayed. Turn your key to the Off notch. Press and hold the trip odometer knob. While holding the knob, turn the key back to the On notch. Wait for the system to reset.


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1 Turn your ignition key to the 'ACC' or 'LOCK' position. 2  Press and hold the trip meter reset nob (next to your Toyota Tundra's odometer). 3  While holding the trip meter reset nob, turn the ignition to 'ON', but do not start your Toyota Tundra.


'MAINT REQD' How to Reset Maintenance Required Light on Toyota Tundra
Instructions: 1  Turn your ignition key to the 'ACC' or 'LOCK' position. 2  Press and hold the trip meter reset nob (next to your Toyota Tundra's odometer). 3  While holding the trip meter reset nob, turn the ignition to 'ON', but do not start your Toyota Tundra.


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Turn your key to the On notch, and press your trip odometer knob until Trip A is displayed. Turn your key to the Off notch. Press and hold the trip odometer knob. While holding the knob, turn the key back to the On notch. Wait for the system to reset.


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The other method: 1. put the odometer in the A mode. 2. hold the re-set button down with the key in the acc position and then turn the key to the on position while still holding the button down. 3. after about 5 seconds the maint reqd light will go off.


CHEVROLET CRUZE Problems - 2012 CHEVROLET CRUZE Electrical System Problems
Wait for the system to reset. Continue holding the trip odometer knob while the ---- symbol flashes on the odometer. Release the trip odometer knob when Trip A is displayed again. Turn your ignition off, and then turn it back on. The Maintenance Required light will be reset.


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1. put the odometer in the A mode. 2. hold the re-set button down with the key in the acc position and then turn the key to the on position while still holding the button down. 3. after about 5 seconds the maint reqd light will go off. -Brian. Source: http://www.tundratalk.net.


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1. put the odometer in the A mode. 2. hold the re-set button down with the key in the acc position and then turn the key to the on position while still holding the button down. 3. after about 5 seconds the maint reqd light will go off. -Brian. Source: http://www.tundratalk.net. (3) (0) Report It.


How long does a navy seal hold their breath under water?
How long does a navy seal hold their breath under water? On average 4-5 minutes. But what's important is the assignment at BUDs. You have to do a flip underwater and then swin 25m one way, and 25m back without pushing off the wall.


How much does a killer whale weigh?
Quick Answer. An orca, more commonly known as a killer whale, can hold its breath for about 20 minutes. This is the longest time any type of dolphin can hold its breathe. Continue Reading.


How long can rats hold their breath under water?
Turtles need to breath air as they are air breathing reptiles, so  they have to come up to surface to breathe. Once under water they  can hold breath for several hours depenâ¦ding on level of activity. A  sleeping or resting turtle can hold breath for 4 to 7 hours at a  time.


Fibroids & Polyps
Endometrial polyps may have a similar effect. Both polyps and fibroids in the uterine cavity can cause occasional cramping and several types of abnormal uterine bleeding, including: heavy menstrual bleeding, spotting between periods, or bleeding after intercourse. They are almost always benign but may need to be removed to render implantation.


Cervical Polyp and Cramping
Cervical Polyp and Cramping. Treato found 217 discussions about Cramping and Cervical Polyp on the web. cervical polyp is a common benign polyp (medicine) or tumour on the surface of the Canal of the cervix. They can cause irregular menst...


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Since June I have had 2 cervical polyps and now a ... October 7, 2004 | hystersisters.com. I went to my family doctor yesterday because I started discharging so much out my vagina and cramping. ...Since June I have had 2 cervical polyps and now a uterine polyp. ...That is my huge fear..


Cervical Polyp and Cramping
Muscle cramps are sudden, involuntary contractions or spasms in one or more of your muscles. They often occur after exercise or at night, lasting a few seconds to several minutes. It is a very common muscle problem. Read more on MedlinePlus.gov.


Endometrial Conditions
Endometrial tissue that is outside of its normal location can provide the basis for a type of ovarian cyst called an endometrioma. The endometrium is the inside lining of the uterus, a unique layer of tissue that has a special ability to grow and recede cyclically, in response to estrogen.


Polyps
Endometrial polyps may be completely asymptomatic, or can cause symptoms like heavy periods or bleeding between periods; occasionally, large endometrial polyps can cause menstrual-type cramps, since the womb is naturally designed to âpush outâ anything inside.


Polyps
While symptoms of polyps (e.g., heavy or irregular bleeding) can be treated with a variety of approaches, most polyps are generally removed once discovered. Removal of polyps not only resolves the symptoms they cause, but also allows us to confirm that the polyps are benign.


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Pay by Experience Level for. Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience. For International Trade Compliance Managers, level of experience appears to be a somewhat less important part of the salary calculation â more experience does not correlate to noticeably higher pay.


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For example the median expected annual pay for a typical Compliance Manager in the United States is $94,546 so 50% of the people who perform the job of Compliance Manager in the United States are expected to make less than $94,546. Source: HR Reported data as of October 2015. Median $94,546.


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Undervalued Trade Compliance Professionals The career profile of todayâs trade com-pliance professional reveals a solid and stable resume resumÃ© and fewer company moves then their peers in supply chain-manage. ment


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(United States). International Trade Compliance Managers in the United States tend to be well-versed in their field, and about three-fifths have more than 10 years of experience. Average salary is expected to be around $84K annually, but may range from $51K to $129K per year.


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Our team of Certified Compensation Professionals has analyzed survey data collected from thousands of HR departments at companies of all sizes and industries to present this range of annual salaries for people with the job title Compliance Manager in the United States.


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A substantial bump in compensation and a corporate commitment to a best-in-class program at a much larger firm helped with the decision. This manager of trade com-pliance for a $5 billion firm started her career handling administrative tasks in the logistics department.


40 Top-Paying Accounting Jobs
Job Description for Compliance Manager. Designs and implements programs, policies, and practices to ensure that all business units are in compliance with federal, state, and local regulatory requirements. Tracks laws and regulations that might affect the organization's policies.


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The annual salary for someone with the job title Compliance Manager may vary depending on a number of factors including industry, company size, location, years of experience and level of education.


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Global security has become as important as compliance in the supply chain net-work. Many trade compliance profession-als see a âglobal supply chain security managerâ position spinning out of global trade compliance much like trade compli-ance spun out of logistics.


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Salaries of relatively inexperienced workers fall in the neighborhood of $66K, but folks who have racked up five to 10 years see a notably higher median of $82K. On average, International Trade Compliance Managers make $92K following one to two decades on the job.


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DOWNLOAD THE APP NOW. Tesla to enter India with new sedan at attractive price. Our target price for Model 3 is in the range of $30,000 to $40,000 (approx Rs 18-24 lakh) that makes it an ideal product in the luxury car segment, said Jay Vijayan, chief information officer at Tesla Motors. Its existing vehicle, Tesla Model S, is priced in excess of $100,000 (around rs 61 lakh).


The Making Of Tesla: Invention, Betrayal, And The Birth Of The Roadster
Tesla first gained widespread attention following its production of the Tesla Roadster, the first electric sports car, in 2008. The company's second vehicle, the Model S, an electric luxury sedan, debuted in 2012 and is built at the Tesla Factory in California.


What Is It Like To Own And Drive A Tesla?
Answer by Craig Good, Tesla owner, on Quora: Thereâs a phenomenon known as the Tesla Grin. Itâs stunning how consistently happy-making it is to drive this car. And Iâve owned and driven some really fun cars. Itâs not a tossable go-kart the way my tweaked 1983 VW GTI was. Itâs bigger than either of my BMW 3 bodies.


What Makes Tesla's Business Model Different?
Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk launched the company with the mission, âto accelerate the advent of sustainable transport by bringing compelling mass market electric cars to market as soon as possible.â This mission has served as the backbone to Teslaâs very successful business model. In the Beginning.


Tesla, Inc.
Tesla electric car redirects here. It is not to be confused with Nikola Tesla electric car hoax. Tesla, Inc. (formerly named Tesla Motors) is a major American automaker, energy storage company, and solar panel manufacturer based in Palo Alto, California.


What Are Mortgage Orgination Fees? And Other FAQs
But yes, FHA loans typically have origination fees, just like conventional financing. VA loans also have them, though the Veterans Administration limits this particular fee to 1% of the loan amount. 7.


Rates and fees for personal loans
Origination fees for personal loans. Origination fees for personal loans through LendingClub range between 1.00% and 6.00% of the loan amount. The origination fee is included in your APR and it is only charged if you receive a loan. Your origination fee varies, depending on your credit rating and the information in your application.


How much are closing costs in your state?
Costs include fees charged by lenders, as well as third-party fees for services such as appraisals and credit reports. The survey excludes title insurance, title search, taxes, property insurance, association fees, interest and other prepaid items. The itemized average fees do not total to the average fees because the lendersâ charges vary.


Rates and Fees
Currently, Lending Club charges investors one of the following collection fees, which is deducted from any amount recovered: 1) Up to 35% of the amount recovered if a collection action must be taken with respect to a loan and no litigation is involved, or 2) 30% of hourly attorneys' fees, plus costs, if litigation is involved.


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Average closing costs by state; State Origination fees Third-party fees Origination + third-party fees Average: $951: $1,133: $2,084: Alabama: $971: $1,140: $2,112: Alaska: $905: $1,233: $2,138: Arizona: $932: $1,016: $1,948: Arkansas: $915: $990: $1,905: California: $1,030: $1,196: $2,225: Colorado: $967: $979: $1,946: Connecticut: $949: $1,327: $2,275: Delaware: $950: $1,408: $2,358: District of Columbia: $945: $1,106: $2,052


What is the typical mortgage broker fee or Origination fee?
Hello my name is Greg Bleyl. It sounds like you are buying down your rate pretty drastically. A zero point loan should be around $1500 adjusted origination fee on a Jumbo loan. If your loan is zero points and FHA or va the adjusted origination fee should be well under $1000 and conventional conforming just over $1000. You should also get a lender credit equal to your application fee at closing from a good bank.


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The origination fee ranges from 1% to 6% and the average origination fee is  5.49% as of Q1 2017. There is no down payment and there is never a prepayment penalty. Closing of your loan is contingent upon your agreement of all the required agreements and disclosures on the www.lendingclub.com website.


Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans
Home Â» Types of Aid Â» Loans Â» Interest Rates and Fees Understand how interest is calculated and what fees are associated with your federal student loan. Remember, you may find that interest rates and fees are lower for federal student loans than private student loans. Interest Rates and Fees If you receive a federal student loan, you will be required to repay that loan with interest.


How to Become A Probation Officer
To become a probation officer or a parole officer, similar qualifications and skills are required. A bachelorâs degree in business administration, criminal justice, or homeland security is the preferred degree program for both careers.


How to Become a Probation Officer
Education & Training. At a minimum, probation officers should have a bachelorâs degree in a field related to human service. The best degrees for probation officers include social work and criminal justice. Other possible areas of study are psychology, sociology, or criminology.


Qualifications to Be a Probation Officer
Anybody wishing to become a probation officer needs a college degree to enter the profession, so you should achieve good marks in high school. A grounding in the principles of psychology and sociology is also useful for aspiring probation officers.


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After College. Before applying for a probation officer position, you must 21 and cannot have any felonies on your record. After applying you may be asked to take oral, written and psychological examinations, and pass a state training program.


How many Oscars has Clint Eastwood won in his entire career?
Best Answer: At age 74, he became the oldest person to win the Best Director Oscar for Million Dollar Baby (2004).and the 2004 Best Picture Oscar The people he directs usually got the oscars for more info go to the link bekow


How many Oscars has Clint Eastwood won in his entire career?
as a director:2 won for million dollar baby and the unforgiven..nominated for mystic river and hes new film this year,and also outlaw josey wales kevin z Â· 1 decade ago 0


How many Oscars has Clint Eastwood won in his entire career?
Best Answer: At age 74, he became the oldest person to win the Best Director Oscar for Million Dollar Baby (2004).and the 2004 Best Picture Oscar The people he ...


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What former leading man won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for playing the Sheriff who menaces Clint Eastwood i What film do you think made clint eastwoods career? Rock & Pop Trivia question.


Subtract Dates in Excel with the YEAR Function
1 Click on cell D2 to enter the cell reference for the second date. 2  Click OK. 3  The number 47 should appear in cell E1 as there are 47 years between 1962 and 2009. 4  When you click on cell E1 the complete function = YEAR (D1) - YEAR (D2) appears in the formula bar above the worksheet. In the formula bar you should see the first function: = YEAR (D1) . 2  Click in the formula bar after the first function. 3  Type a minus sign (-) into the formula bar after the first function since we want to subtract the two dates. 4  Choose Date & Time from the ribbon to open the function drop down list again.


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The simplest way to calculate age in Excel is to subtracting the current date from the birth date and divide this result by 365.25 (the average number of days in a year).This resulting value is then truncated to an integer using the Excel Int function.This is shown below:f you want to create a formula for age calculation in Excel, it is important that you understand that dates are simply stored as integers in Excel. For example, in most computer systems, Excel stores the date 01-Jan-1900 as the number 1, the date 02-Jan-1900 as the number 2, etc.


Working Out a Person's Age in Excel
The date's serial number will appear in the Sample box on the right. You can make use of these numbers in all sorts of ways. You can add a number to a date to give a date that is a number of days later, or subtract a number to get a date before. You can take one date from another to find out how many days in between.There are lots of ready-made date functions too.ou can make use of these numbers in all sorts of ways. You can add a number to a date to give a date that is a number of days later, or subtract a number to get a date before. You can take one date from another to find out how many days in between.


How can I add or subtract dates in order to get the age in excel?
This formula is sophisticated enough to account for leap days etc, and will provide the most accurate answer. Example: =DATEDIF(DATE(2006,06,01), TODAY(), Y) Answer (if today is Jan 2008) = 1 Answer (if today is Dec 2008) = 2 Use Y as the third argument to get an answer in years, or use M to get the total months.Use YM to determine the number of months in a partial year. would like to know if thereÂ´s a formula I can use in excel that gives me, from 2 dates, the age of the person. Add your answer. Source. Submit Cancel.


Subtract Dates in Excel with the YEAR Function
1 Click on cell D1 to enter the cell reference of the first date into the dialog box. 2  Click OK. 3  In the formula bar you should see the first function: = YEAR (D1) . 4  Click in the formula bar after the first function. 5  Type a minus sign (-) into the formula bar after the first function since we want to subtract the two dates. In the formula bar you should see the first function: = YEAR (D1) . 2  Click in the formula bar after the first function. 3  Type a minus sign (-) into the formula bar after the first function since we want to subtract the two dates. 4  Choose Date & Time from the ribbon to open the function drop down list again.


Working Out a Person's Age in Excel
Excel considers dates as numbers. Each date is assigned a unique serial number. For example, the 27th September 1999 was date serial 36430. Fortunately, you don't need to know this but the fact that all dates have numerical values can be very useful.Windows uses the 1900 date system in which 1st January 1900 is date serial 1, 2nd January 1900 is date serial 2 and so on. When you type a date into a cell, Excel shows you a date but is thinking of a number.ou can make use of these numbers in all sorts of ways. You can add a number to a date to give a date that is a number of days later, or subtract a number to get a date before. You can take one date from another to find out how many days in between.


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=B2-B1. =month(b2)-month(b1). =year(b2)-year(b1). Placing date and time stamps into Excel is easy enough but sometimes you need to know the number of days, months, or years between two different dates.alculating the number month between two dates in Excel is useful when you are figuring out loan, mortgage, or other annuity payments. However, subtracting dates to get months in Excel is a bit trickier and rarely returns the result you expected.


Add or subtract dates
Add months to or subtract months from a date. You can use the EDATE function to quickly add or subtract a specific number of whole months to or from a date. The EDATE function requires two values (also referred to as arguments): the start date and the number of months that you want to add or subtract.To subtract months, enter a negative number as the second argument (for example, =EDATE(2/15/08,-5).dd months to or subtract months from a date. You can use the EDATE function to quickly add or subtract a specific number of whole months to or from a date. The EDATE function requires two values (also referred to as arguments): the start date and the number of months that you want to add or subtract.


How to Convert DOB to Age in MS Excel
Every time you open the spreadsheet, Excel will update the Age cells based on the current date. To calculate the age, the DATEDIF function, set to check year, determines the number of years between the date in the DOB cell and the current date.or example, if your DOB data is in column C, and the first date is in row 2, the cell reference is C2. This expression calculates the difference between the date in C2 and the current date returned by the Today() function. The âYâ in the example tells Excel to return the year value. Step 4.


subtracting dates to get a age
I am trying to subtract the current date from the person birth date to get a person age (in years not days). am trying to subtract the current date from the person birth date to get a person age (in years not days).


How to Read a Refrigerator Thermometer
Read the refrigerator thermometers in increments of one-hour intervals for a period of four to five hours to see whether the internal temperature is consistent. Adjust the refrigerator's temperature regulator so that the temperature is under 40 degrees Fahrenheit.


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Refrigerator Thermometers will measure temperature ranges between a low of -40Â°F and a high of 60Â°F (-40Â°C and 15Â°C.) They can be used both for the freezer and the fridge. They need to be relatively shatterproof, as they are bound to get knocked about inside the fridge over time.


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Refrigerator Thermometers will measure temperature ranges between a low of -40Â°F and a high of 60Â°F (-40Â°C and 15Â°C.) They can be used both for the freezer and the fridge.


How to Read a Refrigerator Thermometer
Turn the refrigerator thermometer to the On position. Set the refrigerator thermometer to read Fahrenheit or Celsius by manipulating the selector switch located on the refrigerator thermometer. Place two refrigerator thermometers in the refrigerator next to one another.


Refrigerator Thermometers
Newsletter sign up. Refrigerator Thermometers will measure temperature ranges between a low of -40Â°F and a high of 60Â°F (-40Â°C and 15Â°C.) They can be used both for the freezer and the fridge. They need to be relatively shatterproof, as they are bound to get knocked about inside the fridge over time.


How to Read a Refrigerator Thermometer
Although most modern refrigerators come with a built-in thermometer, these are typically analog or dial meters and do not always display the exact and/or correct internal temperature of the refrigerator, freezer or crisper compartments.


Use a Refrigerator and a Freezer Thermometer
Place one in your refrigerator and one in your freezer. It may be the best $10 to $20 investment you ever make. Two more tips: 1  Place the thermometer in the front of the refrigerator/freezer in an easy-to-read location.


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Caterpillar Headquarters Address and Contact Number
Caterpillar Headquarters Contact Phone Number is : 1 (309) 675-1000. and Address is 100 North East Adams Street, Peoria, Illinois 61629, USA. The Caterpillar Inc is the public manufacturing company. It was founded on 15 April 1925 in California, United States.


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Caterpillar Headquarters Address and Contact Number
Caterpillar Headquarters Address and Contact Number Caterpillar Headquarters Contact Phone Number is : 1 (309) 675-1000 and Address is 100 North East Adams Street, Peoria, Illinois 61629, USA The Caterpillar Inc is the public manufacturing company. It was founded on 15 April 1925 in California, United States.


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Caterpillar Headquarters Address and Contact Number
Contact Number of Caterpillar Headquarters. The contact number of Caterpillar Headquarters is 1 (309) 675-1000. Email Address of Caterpillar Headquarters The email address of Caterpillar Headquarters is catweb@wwwinc.com.


A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n
The basic costs of college are tuition, fees, and other expenses: Tuition. Tuition is the amount of money that colleges charge for instruction and for the use of some facilities, such as libraries. Tuition can range from a few hundred dollars per year to more than $30,000.any adults overestimate the cost of college or believe that all schools are expensive. For example, a 1996 survey found that members of the public overestimated the tuition of both public two-and four-year colleges by two to three times the actual average tuition, a mistake of more than $3,000.


What's the Price Tag for a College Education?
According to the College Board, the average cost of tuition and fees for the 2014â2015 school year was $31,231 at private colleges, $9,139 for state residents at public colleges, and $22,958 for out-of-state residents attending public universities.he College Board reports that the average cost of room and board in 2014â2015 ranged from $9,804 at four-year public schools to $11,188 at private schools. Colleges also provide room and board estimates for living off campus based on typical student costs.


RCC Cost of Attendance
If you decide to live at home or off-campus, you'll have your own rent and meal costs to consider in your college costs. You'll need books and other course materials. The yearly books-and-supplies estimate for the average full-time undergraduate student at a four-year public college is about $1,200.You may be able to lower these costs by buying used textbooks or renting them.ou can control some of these costs to some extent. And when you know how much you'll need to spend on these expenses, it makes it easier to create a college budget. Tuition and fees are the price you pay for taking classes at your college.


Costs of Attendance
Transportation â An estimate of what it would cost for a student to get to and from the college campus, not to maintain a vehicle. Personal and Misc. â A reasonable estimate of personal living expenses during the enrollment period.Actual expenses will vary.he costs of attendance (COA) figures in the chart above provide an estimate of what it costs to attend a college of DCCCD for a traditional nine-month academic year.


Who Must Pay
You must pay the expenses for an academic period* that starts during the tax year or the first three months of the next tax year. Eligible expenses also include student activity fees you are required to pay to enroll or attend the school.For example, an activity fee that all students are required to pay to fund all on-campus student organizations and activities.ou must pay the expenses for an academic period* that starts during the tax year or the first three months of the next tax year. Eligible expenses also include student activity fees you are required to pay to enroll or attend the school.


Who Must Pay
For AOTC only, expenses for books, supplies and equipment the student needs for a course of study are included in qualified education expenses even if it is not paid to the school. For example, the cost of a required course book bought from an off-campus bookstore is a qualified education expense.ou must pay the expenses for an academic period* that starts during the tax year or the first three months of the next tax year. Eligible expenses also include student activity fees you are required to pay to enroll or attend the school.


A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n
Since many students who attend two-year public schools live at home, the average total cost of attending a two-year public college in 1998-99 was $6,445. This includes the cost of tuition, fees, books, supplies, transportation, and other personal expenses for a commuter student.any adults overestimate the cost of college or believe that all schools are expensive. For example, a 1996 survey found that members of the public overestimated the tuition of both public two-and four-year colleges by two to three times the actual average tuition, a mistake of more than $3,000.


What's the Price Tag for a College Education?
Some colleges even include the cost of a computer and computer accessories. The College Board reports the average cost for books and supplies for the 2014â2015 school year was $1,146 at public colleges and $1,244 at private colleges.he College Board reports that the average cost of room and board in 2014â2015 ranged from $9,804 at four-year public schools to $11,188 at private schools. Colleges also provide room and board estimates for living off campus based on typical student costs.


Costs of Attendance
Books and Supplies â The average cost of books and supplies for a typical student for an entire academic year. Room and Board â A reasonable estimate of what it would cost to live in the Dallas metro area while attending school. Actual costs may vary by individual choices related to location and circumstances.he costs of attendance (COA) figures in the chart above provide an estimate of what it costs to attend a college of DCCCD for a traditional nine-month academic year.


What's the Price Tag for a College Education?
The cost of room and board depends on the campus housing and food plans you choose. The College Board reports that the average cost of room and board in 2014â2015 ranged from $9,804 at four-year public schools to $11,188 at private schools.Colleges also provide room and board estimates for living off campus based on typical student costs.he College Board reports that the average cost of room and board in 2014â2015 ranged from $9,804 at four-year public schools to $11,188 at private schools. Colleges also provide room and board estimates for living off campus based on typical student costs.


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Microsoft Office has many that use the Ctrl-Alt keys, including the copyright, trademark and registered symbols. 1  Press Ctrl-Alt-C to insert the copyright symbol: Â©. 2  Press Ctrl-Alt-T to insert the trademark symbol: â¢. 3  Press Ctrl-Alt-R to insert the registered symbol: Â®.


How to Type the Registered Trademark Symbol
Once a trademark is registered, the registered trademark symbol â a small circle with the letter R inside â is commonly put with the trademark each time it's used. You can type a registered trademark symbol on your Windows or Macintosh-based computer by using keyboard codes.


How to: Insert the registered trademark character in Word 2007.
For the content in the Word document, you can insert registered trademark symbol for registered products or services. To insert registered trademark: 1) Open Microsoft Word document. 2) Click the 'Insert' tab. (The 'Insert' tab appears.) 3) From the 'Symbol' drop-down list, click 'More Symbols'.


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Tips. 1  After you insert a symbol like copyright or trademark, highlight it and then click on Format on the taskbar, select Font, then go to the Font tab and place a check mark in the box next to Superscript. By selecting Superscript, your copyright symbol will be raised slightly above the line of text.


How to Add a Copyright, Trademark or Registered Mark to a Word Document
To add symbols manually, click the Insert tab, then click Symbol in the Symbols group and then, if the copyright, trademark or registered symbol you want isn't showing, click More Symbols. Then select Special Characters where all three should be listed.


How do I file a Trademark Application?
Using the Trademark Electronic Application System (TEAS) available at http://www.uspto.gov/teas/index.html , you can file your application directly over the Internet. Features of electronic filing include:


How to Type the Registered Trademark Symbol
Select Autocorrect Options on the right. Make sure the box above Replace text as you type is checked under the symbols sections; the registered trademark symbol should already be in the list of symbols. Use (r) when typing in a Word document; the program should correct to the symbol.


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Click the AutoCorrect Options button and then put a check mark in the Replace text as you type box. 1  Type (c) to insert 2  Â©. Type (tm) to insert 3  â¢. Type (r) to insert Â®.


How do I file a Trademark Application?
While we greatly prefer that you file electronically using TEAS, you may either mail or hand deliver a paper application to the USPTO. You can call the USPTO's automated telephone line at (800) 786-9199 to obtain a printed form. You may NOT submit an application by facsimile .


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In the book Revolutions 2 they define it this way, Oil (long oil) were lanes oiled 35 to 45 feet. Med. were lanes oiled 25 to 35 feet. Dry (very short oil) was 18 to 25 feet.


Stealth Profits Trader
When it comes to Oil and Oil patterns there are many factor's that come into play about lane condition's and how to play them. The amount of oil is one of the smaller factor's involved. I ran across this in a past issue of BTM (Bowling This Month).


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The reason I ask is, I think some bowlers interpret this differently than others. You ask one bowler, and they believe it refers to the length of the oil pattern, where light may be 37 ft, med - 39 ft, and heavy is 41 ft or longer. Where other bowlers might think it means the volume of oil with out regard to the length of the pattern.


Sport bowling
Lane oil is designed to both protect the surface and influence bowling ball hook. Ball hook is the product of the its surface material (cover stock), balance (core), direction of travel, speed of delivery, and spin (angular momentum).


Sport bowling
In areas of the lane where there is less oil the ball will change direction (hook) and in areas of the lane where there is more oil the ball will not change direction (skid). A topographic map that illustrates the location and quantity of oil placed on the lane for each oil pattern can be found.


Sport bowling
USBC Sport Certified-PBA Experience Patterns [edit]. USBC sport patterns range from 32 to 53 feet in length, creating a break point either much further up or back on the lane as compared to a typical house pattern.


"""Easy"" House Shots"
A house shot is any shot you throw while bowling on a house oil pattern, particularly your first ball of any frame. For a beginner, a house shot may seem just as difficult as a Chameleon shot, or a shot on any other PBA oil pattern. That is, if you haven't been bowling very long, you probably don't notice the differences in oil much. PBA oil patterns help you get better, but house patterns can help you get good. You can get better while practicing exclusively on house patterns, but by comparison, PBA oil patterns are much more difficult to the point a house pattern seems easy. Hence the term, Easy house shot..


"""Easy"" House Shots"
When you bowl on a house pattern and start to figure out how your ball reacts to oil, how your style works with the lanes, where to stand, how fast to approach, et cetera, you learn a lot more about the game than you realize, and youâre rewarded with high scores.


Sport bowling
The Rule of 31 can be used to estimate the break point for different patterns (calculated as the distance of length of the oil pattern in feet minus 31). This value indicates the board on the lane at the end of the oil pattern that is approximately the break point.).


Sport bowling
Each oil pattern has a break point at which the bowling ball moves off of the most heavily oiled part of the lane onto the back end. The back end is the place where the majority of the bowling ball hook is desired by an experienced bowler because it creates angle to the pocket.


How To Be A Music Snob: The Art Of Being Pretentious
The term âmusic snobâ is not a title people like to have. At least, they donât admit that they like it. A true snob never admits that they are a snob. They say things like, âOh, no, no, Iâm not a music snob. I never judge other people for what they like.â But they do judge. They judge hard.


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Chic's Nile Rodgers: Don't be a music snob. Chic's Nile Rodgers told aspiring musicians -- and fans -- to be open-minded with music.


Chic's Nile Rodgers: Don't be a music snob
Chic's Nile Rodgers: Don't be a music snob. AUSTIN â Chic co-founder and hit producer Nile Rodgers had some advice for aspiring musicians that served just as well for music lovers preparing for four more days of listening here at South By Southwest. Be open to other forms of music, especially pop music, he said.


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Snob Ã  L'Exposition, by Victor EugÃ¨ne GÃ©ruzez (fr) (Crafty) A snob is a pejorative term for a person who believes there is a correlation between social status and human worth. Snob also refers to a person who feels superiority over those from lower social classes, education levels, or other social areas.


Are You a Music Snob?
Messages: 6,287. Likes Received: 0. I consider myself a big-time music snob. I listen to the equivalent of 4-5 CDs worth of music on a daily basis, I have a very large collecion of LPs, CDs, and cassettes, and I have spent a fortune on home and car audio systems.


snob
Definition of snob. 1  1 British : cobbler. 2  2 : one who blatantly imitates, fawningly admires, or vulgarly seeks association with those regarded as social superiors. 3  3a : one who tends to rebuff, avoid, or ignore those regarded as inferiorb : one who has an offensive air of superiority in matters of knowledge or taste.


What is a music snob?
Well to me...a music snob is someone that is stuck to ONE or a limited amount of musical genres and doesnt even care to listen to any other types of music. But always wants to give their opinion on all types of music even if they dont know what they're talking about... HipHopsLoveChild Â· 9 years ago. 2. Thumbs up.


snob
Definition of snob for English Language Learners. : someone who tends to criticize, reject, or ignore people who come from a lower social class, have less education, etc.


snob
Examples of snob in a sentence. 1  Most of the people in the club are snobs who look down on people who attended public schools. 2  Don't be such a snob.


Visual Acuity Measurement
After a saccade, this wave of activity reorganizes to travel from the fovea, at the center of the visual field, and which is the area of the eye with the best visual acuity, to the periphery.


Types of Eye Movements and Their Functions
Figure 20.4. The metrics of a saccadic eye movement. The red line indicates the position of a fixation target and the blue line the position of the fovea. Smooth pursuit movements are much slower tracking movements of the eyes designed to keep a moving stimulus on the fovea.


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eye saccade movements), tongue, head, fingers or hands, sometimes even locomotion (approaching or going away from the objects), so as to achieve visual, tactual, olfactory, auditory or gustatory stimulation.


saccade
the act of checking a horse quickly with a single strong pull of the reins. 2. Ophthalmology. the series of small, jerky movements of the eyes when changing focus from one point to another. Origin of saccade. French. 1720-1730.


Medical Definition of Saccade
Medical Definition of Saccade. Saccade: Abrupt rapid small movements of both eyes, such as when the eyes scan a line of print. The saccades can be divided into two distinct groups: the major saccades that are easily observed with the naked eye and the minor saccades that are virtually unobservable without special instrumentation. The word saccade is borrowed from the French.


saccade
a rapid, irregular eye movement that occurs when changing focus from one point to another, as while reading or looking out from a moving train. [1950â55; < French saccade jerk, jolt < Middle French saqu(er) to pull violently]


Types of Eye Movements and Their Functions
Figure 20.4. 1  The metrics of a saccadic eye movement. The red line indicates the position of a fixation target and the blue line the position of the fovea. 2  The metrics of smooth pursuit eye movements. These traces show eye movements (blue lines) tracking a stimulus moving at three different velocities (red lines).


Smooth pursuit
Smooth pursuit. Predictive smooth pursuit for a sinusoidal target movement. Smooth pursuit eye movements allow the eyes to closely follow a moving object. It is one of two ways that visual animals can voluntarily shift gaze, the other being saccadic eye movements.


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19,20) Additional features that may be helpful in differential diagnosis include fixation, which is abnormal in a significant proportion of PSP and MSA cases but less so in PD, (5) eyelid mobility which is abnormal in PSP but more likely to be normal in PD and MSA, (4) and the slowing of saccadic movements especially in the vertical direction which ...


Smooth pursuit
Smooth pursuit. Smooth pursuit eye movements allow the eyes to closely follow a moving object. It is one of two ways that visual animals can voluntarily shift gaze, the other being saccadic eye movements.


Definitions &Translations
Compression may be lossless compression, in which all of the information in the original data is preserved, and the original data may be recovered in form identical to its original form; or lossy compression, in which some of the information in the original data is lost, and decompression results in a data form slightly different from the original.


Definitions &Translations
Definitions for CompressionkÉmËprÉÊ Én. compaction, compression, concretion, densification(noun) an increase in the density of something. compression, condensation, contraction(noun) the process or result of becoming smaller or pressed together. the contraction of a gas on cooling.


compression
1. the act of pressing upon or together; the state of being pressed together. A specific example is compression plating in fracture repair. 2. in embryology, the shortening or omission of certain developmental stages. 3. see data compression. Compression screws used in fracture repair in horses.


compression
1. the act of compressing. 2. the state of being compressed. 3. the effect or result of being compressed. 4. (in internal-combustion engines) the reduction in volume and increase of pressure of the air or combustible mixture in the cylinder prior to ignition. 5. reduction of the size of computer data by efficient storage. Also, comâ¢presâ²sure (for defs. 1, 2).


compression
compression, SBS, n condition in which the basilar part of the sphenoid is tightly held together with the basilar part of the occiput, thus limiting motion of the sphenobasilar synchondrosis. Also called. sphenobasilar synchondrosis (symphysis) compression.


Dynamic range compression
Dynamic range compression. This article is about a process that intentionally reduces the dynamic range of audio signals. For similar reductions caused by circuit imperfections, see Gain compression. For processes that reduce the size of digital audio files, see Audio compression (data).


compression
a device that is connected to an already fixed end of a compression plate and then connected to the other bone fragment so as to obtain as complete compression as possible. Not commonly used when modern dynamic compression plates are utilized.


Definitions &Translations
GCIDE(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: Compression(n.) (Computers) reduction of the space required for storage (of binary data) by an algorithm which converts the data to a smaller number of bits while preserving the information content. The act of compressing .


How long does it take for de-wormer to work on puppies?
Usually it takes 24-48 hours for the dewormer to work. It takes three doses, given two weeks apart, but I see that he has already had three doses of dewormer.


How Long Does it Take for A Cat Dewormer to Work?
Parasitic worms plague pets of all kinds. The severity of any infestation depends on both your pet and the worms that threaten his or her health. Some worms cause symptoms that are only mildly uncomfortable while others can pose serious health risks.


How many times do you deworm your puppy?
Due to the high incidence of parasitism in puppies and the risks posed to humans by hookworms and roundworms, the Center for Disease Control recommends that puppies be started â¦ on a preventative deworming schedule at 2 weeks of age and continued every 2 weeks until they are at least 8 weeks of age.


How Do You Deworm Dogs and Puppies?
If itâs time for your dogâs annual check-up, or if you or your vet thinks your dog has worms, provide a fresh stool sample. Simply scoop up some of your petâs poop, seal it in a clean plastic bag, and bring it to the appointment. If you can't do that, your vet can take a sample during the office visit.


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Usually you'll see results within 12 to 24 hours. The dead worms should appear in the dog's stool during that period, and may continue to appear for another day or two.It's always advisable to use the wormer once, then repeat the treatment in 2 weeks to make sure all of the worms are killed.


How Long Does it Take for A Cat Dewormer to Work?
Parasitic worms plague pets of all kinds. The severity of any infestation depends on both your pet and the worms that threaten his or her health.


Worming Newborn Puppies
Confirm the Worm. Most worms that infect dogs -- including roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, and whipworms -- live in the intestines, so thatâs the first place for your vet to look. If itâs time for your dogâs annual check-up, or if you or your vet thinks your dog has worms, provide a fresh stool sample.


How long does it take for deworming medicine to work?
How long does it take for dewormer to kill worms in a horse? That depends on the type of parasites and the chemical used. It is  not an immediate result, which is why rechecking fecal egg counts  to determine efficacy is not recommend â¦ ed for at least 10 days after  deworming.


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Nemex is very safe and they may want you to repeat it sooner than the two weeks, although you will definitely want to repeat it in two weeks, and two weeks later you need to have a fecal exam to make sure no new worms have developed from eggs left in her system. Member 641257 answered on 10/31/10.


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The most common causes of abdominal bloating are: 1  swallowing air. 2  constipation. 3  heartburn. 4  irritable bowel syndrome. 5  intolerance to dairy products or other food items. 6  eating too fast. 7  weight gain. 8  overgrowth of bacteria in the small bowel.


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The most common causes of abdominal bloating are: 1  swallowing air. 2  constipation. 3  heartburn. 4  irritable bowel syndrome. 5  intolerance to dairy products or other food items. 6  eating too fast. 7  weight gain.


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The most common causes of abdominal bloating are: 1  swallowing air. 2  constipation. 3  heartburn. 4  irritable bowel syndrome. 5  intolerance to dairy products or other food items. 6  eating too fast.


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The most common causes of abdominal bloating are: 1  swallowing air. 2  constipation. 3  heartburn. 4  irritable bowel syndrome. 5  intolerance to dairy products or other food items. 6  eating too fast. 7  weight gain. 8  overgrowth of bacteria in the small bowel. 9  hormonal flux (especially PMS for women).


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The most common causes of abdominal bloating are: 1  swallowing air. 2  constipation. 3  heartburn. 4  irritable bowel syndrome. 5  intolerance to dairy products or other food items.


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Common causes include: 1  Swallowing air. 2  Constipation. 3  Gastroesophageal reflux (GERD). 4  Irritable bowel syndrome. 5  Lactose intolerance and problems digesting other foods. 6  Overeating. 7  Small bowel bacterial overgrowth. 8  Weight gain.


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Common causes include: 1  Swallowing air. 2  Constipation. 3  Gastroesophageal reflux (GERD). 4  Irritable bowel syndrome. 5  Lactose intolerance and problems digesting other foods. 6  Overeating. 7  Small bowel bacterial overgrowth.


Abdominal bloating and swelling
The most common causes of bloating include: 1  Certain foods and beverages: for example, gas-producing foods like beans, broccoli, cabbage, sprouts; fizzy drinks. 2  Changes in your diet: for example, if you are travelling or on holiday. 3  Swallowing air (for example, if you talk while eating). 4  Constipation.


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In a former job, my dept. hired a new person, and after she had been there a while and we had gotten to know each other, she asked me in a casual conversation why it had taken so long to hire her. She had been contacted for an interview something like 2 or 2 1/2 months after applying.


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Sometimes they do rounds of interviews, where they interview everyone they like best for a position first, and if that didnât work or thereâs still slots open, they move on to their second choice people, and so on.


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The mortgage company foreclosures on the person, depends upon the state where the person live. Generally the foreclosure process takes time from 12 -18 months. They start by sending the notice to the person after 90 days. After that the bank provides a deadline to him so that he pay the loan off. If he is unable to pay, he is taken to the court. The judge will issue the judgement against him for forclosure.


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First of all i will say about this question How long before a mortgage company starts foreclosure on you, that this scenario basically depends on the situation and laws that after how much notices it will start the procedure of foreclosure but after chapter 7 and chapter 14 bank will not take much time to foreclose.


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Iâm on the âhiring teamâ for each position. The reason is takes us so long to contact candidates is because my manager, who is officially in charge of hiring, likes to wait until he has a pool of candidates to choose from (about 4 or 5) and do back-to-back interviews.


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Criminal record searches generally are at the foundation of an employment background check â due in substantial part to protect its workforce and prevent against negligent hire claims. Searching the county courthouses in the areas where the person has lived is an industry best practice.


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They have to interview all the candidates, a process that gets lengthy because of the conflicting schedules of the interviewers, of the applicants, and of the room availability. Then they need to talk to referencesâthatâs three different people to hunt down, to wait for feedback from, from each applicant.


why do companies wait so long to contact candidates for interviews?
Hiring often takes a lot longer than candidates expect it to, for all kinds of reasons. For instance, some employers set up application periods for four or more weeks, and donât make decisions about who to bring in for interviews until that period is up.


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If you look at one year as a guideline for staying at a job, that can work for a job (or even two), but if you work at several jobs for only a year you are creating a job hopping work history and your resume isn't going to impress any hiring manager.


How long should you stay at a job?
Tell them the truth. Tell them what youâre looking for. Tell them why your old job was terrible, what you learned, and why this new job is different. Stay strong. Have confidence. Nobody should be forced to suffer at a job they hate just because it âmight look badâ later, because it pays well, or for any other reason.


How long should you stay in a job for?
Unless the job is terrible, you should try to make it span, at the minimum, 15 months spanning three calendar years (e.g. Oct. '14 to Jan. '16) or 18 months spanning two.


How Long Should An Employee Stay at a Job?
Average Length of Time at a Job How long does a typical employee stay at a job? The median number of years that wage and salary workers have worked for their current employer is currently 4.6 years, according to an Economic News Release from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.


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Four years means you did your job, gave the company a thorough chance, didn't piss too many people off, and moved on. After 6 years without an obvious record of promotions, it suggests that a person is unambitious and, while not so terrible as to be unable to keep a job, thoroughly mediocre. If you keep getting promoted, however, there's no upper limit on how long you can stay at a job.


How Long Should An Employee Stay at a Job?
Staying Too Long at a Job. On the other hand, staying too long at a job can also hinder your employment prospects. A lengthy tenure with one company can give the impression that you aren't interested in growing your career. It can also lead employers to think that you may not have the flexibility for success in a new role.


How long should you stay at a job?
I donât like these rules, and a lot of companies abuse people during the 6 to 17-month spell (before the 6-month mark, the job can just be taken off the resume) because they are captive, but thatâs how it is.


How Long Should An Employee Stay at a Job?
However, that varies by age and occupation: The median tenure for workers age 25 to 34 is 3.2 years. The median tenure for employees age 65 and over is 10.3 years. Workers in management, professional, and related occupations had the highest median tenure (5.5 years) Workers in service occupations had the lowest median tenure (3.2 years)


How long should you stay in a job for?
Four years means you did your job, gave the company a thorough chance, didnât piss too many people off, and moved on. After 6 years without an obvious record of promotions, it suggests that a person is unambitious and, while not so terrible as to be unable to keep a job, thoroughly mediocre. If you keep getting promoted, however, thereâs no upper limit on how long you can stay at a job.


How Long Should An Employee Stay at a Job?
In fact, hiring managers said that a 58-year-old with a steady employment history is easier to place than a thirty-year-old job hopper. Average Length of Time at a Job. How long does a typical employee stay at a job?


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ViewSonic VX2255wmb/VX2255wmh 6 Quick Installation 1. Connect power cord (and AC/DC adapter if required)2. Connect video cable â¢ Make sure both the LCD display and computer are turned OFFâ¢ Remove rear panel covers if necessaryâ¢ Connect the video cable from the LCD display to the computer 3.


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If your TV has this layout, remove the bottom row of screws from corner to corner. Four corner screws and a small row of screws that runs across the width of the back panel near the middle of the TV hold other models. Remove the bottom two corner screws. Unscrew the middle of the panel.


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Some models have screws that surround the perimeter of the panel. If your TV has this layout, remove the bottom row of screws from corner to corner. Four corner screws and a small row of screws that runs across the width of the back panel near the middle of the TV hold other models. Remove the bottom two corner screws.


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To convert your LCD display from a desk-mounted to a wall-mounted display, do the following: Step 1. Verify that the power button is turned Off, then disconnect the power cord. Step 2. Lay the LCD display face down on a towel or blanket. Step 3. Remove the plastic cover from the back of the LCD display.


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How to Calculate the 7 Cost Measures
So when total cost is 34Q 3 â 24Q + 9, marginal cost is 102Q 2 â 24, and when total cost is Q + log(Q+2), marginal cost is 1 + 1/(Q+2). To find the marginal cost for a given quantity, just substitute the value for Q into each expression for marginal cost.


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The cost function C of a firm is given asC100x10xx 23 13=-+,Calculate : (i) output, at which the marginal cost is minimum. (ii) output, at which theaverage cost is minimum. (iii) output, at which the average cost is equal to the marginalcost.14.


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Find the cost function.16. The marginal revenue function for a firm is given by () 2 22xMR5x3x3=-++ +.Show that the demand function is 2p5x3=++.17. The cost function of producing x units of a product is given by C(x)=+axb. wherea, b are positive. Using derivatives show that the average and marginal cost curves fallcontinuously with increasing output.18. A manufactur's marginal revenue function is given byMR=275x--0.3x 2.


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We know that if C = C (x) is the total cost function for x units of a product, then the average cost(AC) is given byC(x)ACx=In Economics and Commerce, it is very important to find the level of output for which theaverage cost is minimum.


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Our second total cost equation is Q + log(Q+2) and our fixed cost is log(2), so our total variable costs are Q + log(Q+2) â 2.


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The average cost function (AC) for a product is given byAC0.006x 2 0.02x30 5000x=--+ , where x is the output. Find (i) the marginal costfunction (ii) the marginal cost when 50 units are produced.5. The total cost function for a company is given by 2 3C(x)x7x274=-+. Find thelevel of output for which MC = AC.6.


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In this final section, we will consider non-linear total cost equations. These are total cost equations that are not of the TC = a + bQ variety. The non-linear case tends to be more complicated than the linear case, particularly in the case of marginal cost where we use calculus in the analysis. We will consider two equations this time, both TC = 34Q 3 â 24Q + 9 or TC = Q + log(Q+2).


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It follows from either of outequations that L = 30, so the minimum cost required to reach autility level of 9000 is p L L+p K K = 2(30)+3(10) = 90.22.4 [âConsider the production function... â](a) The isoquant is f(L,K) = q, i.e., L 14 K 12 = q.(b) Squaring both sides yields L 12 K = q 2, i.e., K = q 2 L â 12. The slope ofthis is dKdL = â 12 q 2 L â 32 .(c) The marginal rate of technical substitute tells you how much capitalthe ï¬rm iswilling to tradeforonemoreunit oflabor.


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Since a âmarket basketâ that cost $10 in 1920 would have cost about$100 in 2005, the $0.30 price tag on a gallon of gasoline in 1920 is equivalent toabout $3 in year 2005 dollars. Figure (d) shows the average gas price using real1920 dollars.


Definitions &Translations
auxiliary storage, external storage, secondary storage(noun) a data storage device that is not the main memory of a computer. External storage. In computing, external storage comprises devices that temporarily store information for transporting from computer to computer. Such devices are not permanently fixed inside a computer. Semiconductor memories are not sufficient to provide the whole storage capacity required in computers.


memory
n a place in the memory where a unit of data may be stored or retrieved. n the ability to recall events, experiences, information, or skills that occurred or were acquired in the distant past. n a register in storage of a computer, in contrast with a register in one of the other units of the computer. n the ability to retain and recall recent events or experiences.


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5 hard drive is the perfect way to add storage capacity to your computer. The criteria include (1) high storage capacity, (2) high data-transfer rate, (3) life expectancy of at least 20 years, (4) established and stable marketplace presence, (5) affordability, and (6) suitability.


external storage
external storage - a data storage device that is not the main memory of a computer. auxiliary storage, secondary storage. memory device, storage device - a device that preserves information for retrieval.


storage capacity
storage capacity. n. (Computer Science) the maximum number of bits, bytes, words, or items that can be held in a memory system such as that of a computer or of the brain. Translations.


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According to the latest figures from IDC , the MEA region's external storage market suffered a year-on-year decline in the last quarter of 2012. 29, 2011 (CENS) -- Revenue from the IT external storage market in Taiwan was US$27.


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The external storage market in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) grew only 2% in the first quarter of 2013, according to the latest data from International Data Corporation (IDC).


capacity
Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Medical, Financial, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia. Related to storage capacity: hard disk. The ability, capability, or fitness to do something; a legal right, power, or competency to perform some act. An ability to comprehend both the nature and consequences of one's acts. Capacity relates to soundness of mind and to an intelligent understanding and perception of one's actions.


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Mynheer Calf, too, becomes Monsieur de Veau in the like manner; he is Saxon when he requires tendance, and takes a Norman name when he becomes matter of enjoyment. Ris de veau a la puree de cresson: Take four sweetbreads, soak in lemon water, then drain and cut into thin slices.


Limoux wine
The main grape of the Limoux region is the Mauzac grape, which produces a rustic wine with a characteristic apple-peel flavor that can be reminiscent of sweet apple cider. The grape is declining in worldwide plantings, with Southwest France being one of the few places where Mauzac has a lasting presence.


Limoux wine
The wine that the monks of St-Hilaire invented in 1531 was known as Vin de Blanquette and the mÃ©thode rurale wine became a separate AOC known as Blanquette mÃ©thode ancestrale. Today this AOC is used for a sweetish sparkling wine made in a more old-fashioned way, without disgorgement.


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Actually it is a veau chaud (pronounced voh show) -- literally hot veal -- a slender 9- inch sausage made from edible bits of a cooked calf head, or tete de veau. Local delights included andouilettes (chitterling sausages) and tete de veau (calf's head stew).


Limoux wine
Blanquette actually just means small white in the local Occitan language. Blanquette de Limoux can contain three grape varieties: Mauzac (which must constitute a minimum of 90% of the wine), Chardonnay, and Chenin blanc. Prior to the 1990 introduction of the CrÃ©mant de Limoux AOC, the use of Mauzac was optional.


Limoux wine
The main grape of the region is the Mauzac, locally known as Blanquette, followed by Chardonnay and Chenin blanc. In 2005, the Limoux AOC was created to include red wine production consisting of mostly Merlot.


Limoux wine
Limoux wine is produced under four Appellation d'origine contrÃ´lÃ©e (AOC) designations: Blanquette de Limoux, Blanquette mÃ©thode ancestrale, CrÃ©mant de Limoux and Limoux, the first three of which are sparkling wines and dominate the production around Limoux.


Blanquette de veau
Blanquette de veau Ã  l'ancienne. Blanquette de veau ([blÉÌkÉt dÉ vo]) is a French veal ragout in which neither the veal nor the butter is browned in the cooking process. To refrain from browning meat and fat in this way, is to cook them en blanquette. From Larousse Gastronomique BLANQUETTE: the french term for a ragout of white meat (veal, lamb or poultry) cooked in a white stock or water with aromatic flavorings. Theoretically, the sauce is obtained by making a roux and adding cream and egg yolks.


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Des evacuations inclusives, des demenagements, et des politiques et des procedures degestion de Veau sont recommandees. Actually it is a veau chaud (pronounced voh show) -- literally hot veal -- a slender 9- inch sausage made from edible bits of a cooked calf head, or tete de veau. A hot dog adapted to parisian ambience. Local delights included andouilettes (chitterling sausages) and tete de veau (calf's head stew).


veal
Switch to new thesaurus. veal. calf - young of domestic cattle. meat - the flesh of animals (including fishes and birds and snails) used as food. cut of veal - cut of meat from a calf. calves' feet - feet of calves used as food; usually jellied.


Wheat Facts
â¦ A bushel of wheat yields 42 commercial loaves of. -and a half pound loaves). â¦ A bushel of wheat makes about 90 one-pound loaves. of whole wheat bread. â¦ There is approximately 16 ounces of flour in a one-. -a half pound loaf of bread. â¦ A one -and a half pound loaf of commercial bread. contains 24 slices.


Table to Farm: Where is the worldâs grain produced and how is it used?
â¦ Kansas is number one in flour milling in the United. States. â¦ Kansas produces enough wheat each year to bake 36. billion loaves of bread and enough to feed everyone in the. world, over six billion people, for about 2 weeks. An acre. of Kansas wheat produces enough bread to feed nearly. 9,000 people for one day.


Tables for Weights and Measurements: Crops
Use percent dry matter in making conversions because the problem is to obtain the same weight of dry matter as is found in a standard bushel. For example, a standard bushel of wheat contains 60 pounds at 13.5 percent moisture. Thus, 86.5 percent dry matter (100-13.5) x 60 pounds = 51.9 pounds of dry matter. Example.


How Many Tomatoes Make Up A Bushel
There are hundreds of varieties of tomatoes available to us. To determine how many tomatoes are in a bushel, we would first have to know a little about the tomato we are using. There are small, fleshy tomatoes, big, watery tomatoes and then all the delicious tomatoes in between. A bushel of tomatoes weighs 53 pounds. Once you have an idea as to how many of your tomatoes make a pound, you can from there multiply this number by 53 to get your answer to how many tomatoes make up a bushel. Supplies you will need: Kitchen scale that can measure up to 16 ounces or more.


How Many Oysters Are in a Bushel?
Quick Answer. Typically, a bushel of oysters weighs between 45 and 60 pounds and contains between 100 and 150 oysters. The number of oysters in a bushel varies depending on how big the oysters are. Bushels usually feed between four and six people.


On average, how many pounds of corn make one pound of beef? Assuming an all-grain diet from backgrounding through to 1,250-pound slaughter weight, I have heard estimates ranging from 6 pounds corn/1 pound beef to 20 pounds corn/1 pound beef. Can you clarify?
There are 56 pounds of corn in a bushel, so you will need around 2,800 pounds of corn to produce an animal that weighs 1,250 to 1,350 pounds. This equates to 2.07 to 2.24 pounds of corn per pound of finished animal. The reason you have numbers that are much higher than that may be due to many factors.


On average, how many pounds of corn make one pound of beef? Assuming an all-grain diet from backgrounding through to 1,250-pound slaughter weight, I have heard estimates ranging from 6 pounds corn/1 pound beef to 20 pounds corn/1 pound beef. Can you clarify?
Cattle convert (pounds of feed per pounds of gain) at around 5.5 to 6.5 in the feedlot. That means you need to feed about 5.5 to 6.5 pounds of diet (assuming normal finishing diet) for an animal to gain 1 pound. However, they do not enter the feedlot until they already weigh 600 to 900 pounds.


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Park Accessibility- Wade Stadium Field 1 Space is not currently provided within the 1st base dugout for a wheelchair space. There is currently a rise into the dugouts. JQP, Inc. Recommends Priority 3- Reconfigure the bench to create a wheelchair space within the dugout. ADA 221.2.1.4 Priority 3-Patch/fill to eliminate the rise onto the field. ADA 303


Wade Stadium History
In addition, since 2000 Wade Stadium has been the home field for the College of St. Scholastica baseball team and is used by various other schools around the Duluth area.


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Glenn Blaszkiewicz added a new photo â at Wade Stadium. Â· November 4, 2017 Â· Duluth, MN Â· Glenn Blaszkiewicz added a new photo â with Cally Nielsen and 2 others at Wade Stadium.


Arrowhead Fast Pitch League
Wade Stadium is in a residential neighborhood south of downtown Duluth. To reach the stadium from either the north or south, exit I-35 on the 40th Av. W. exit, head west (to the left) on 40th Av. W., hang a right on Grand Avenue and stay on it until you reach 34th Av. W., on which you'll hang a right. Drive two blocks (past the bowling alley) and you'll see the parking lot for the Wade.


Wade Stadium
Glenn Blaszkiewicz added a new photo â at Wade Stadium. Â· November 4, 2017 Â· Duluth, MN Â· Glenn Blaszkiewicz added a new photo â with Becky Perfetti and Andrew Perfetti at Wade Stadium.


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Park Accessibility- Wade Stadium Fields 1 and 2- Route The route from the gravel parking lot is a gravel service drive. There are currently segments that have washed out and there is loose gravel. JQP, Inc. Recommends Priority 3- Repair the route to provide a firm, stable surface. ADA 302.1 Wade Stadium Wade Stadium JQP, Inc. prepared a detailed report of the stadium building, it has been included in the facilities report. Concession Building Route There is not currently an accessible route to the concession building located near Field 2. JQP, Inc. Recommends Priority 3- Create an accessible route from the gravel parking lot.


Wade Stadium History
Wade Stadium History Frank Wade Municipal Stadium is a baseball park located near the intersection of Grand Avenue and 34th Avenue West in the West Duluth neighborhood of Duluth, Minnesota. The stadium was built in 1941 and holds 4,200 people. It is the home of the Duluth Huskies of the Northwoods League and The College of St. Scholastica baseball team.


Wade Stadium
Glenn Blaszkiewicz added a new photo â at Wade Stadium. Â· November 4, 2017 Â· Duluth, MN Â· Glenn Blaszkiewicz added a new photo â with Butch Greene at Wade Stadium.


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A deceleration is a decrease in the fetal heart rate below the fetal baseline heart rate. An early deceleration is defined as a waveform with a gradual decrease and return to baseline with time from onset of the deceleration to the lowest point of the deceleration (nadir) > 30 seconds. The nadir of the early deceleration occurs with the peak of a contraction.


Late Decelerations
Late Decelerations. A deceleration is a decrease in the fetal heart rate below the fetal baseline heart rate. An early deceleration is defined as a waveform with a gradual decrease and return to baseline with time from onset of the deceleration to the lowest point of the deceleration (nadir) >30 seconds. The nadir of the early deceleration occurs with the peak of a contraction. A late deceleration also has a waveform with a gradual decrease and return to baseline with time from onset of the deceleration to nadir > 30 seconds. However, the late deceleration is âshifted to the rightâ of the contraction.


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Recent Posts. 1  Maternal micronutrients, nurturing environment boost child development. 2  Scientists reprogram embryonic stem cells to expand their potential cell fates. 3  The global toll of fetal alcohol syndrome. 4  Clean-fuel cookstoves may improve cardiovascular health in pregnant women.


What Is Deceleration?
Deceleration is synonymous with slowing down or is related to the relative directions of velocity and acceleration. The meaning of the word in common language differs from its meaning in... Deceleration is synonymous with slowing down or is related to the relative directions of velocity and acceleration. The meaning of the word in common language differs from its meaning in physics. In everyday language, the word deceleration is typically used to signify the opposite of acceleration. When motion or speed increases, the body is said to accelerate. Conversely, when motion or speed decreases, the body is said to decelerate.


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Deceleration is synonymous with slowing down or is related to the relative directions of velocity and acceleration. The meaning of the word in common language differs from its meaning in... Star Gazing


What Is the Formula for Acceleration?
Deceleration is synonymous with slowing down or is related to the relative directions of velocity and acceleration. The meaning of the word in common language differs from its meaning in physics. Continue Reading


Cardiotocography
An abrupt increase is defined as an increase from the onset of acceleration to the peak in less than or equal to 30 seconds. To be called an acceleration, the peak must be greater than or equal to 15 bpm, and the acceleration must last greater than or equal to 15 seconds from the onset to return to baseline.


Cardiotocography
Method. 1  Schematic explanation of cardiotocography: heart rate (A) is calculated from fetal heart motion determined by ultrasound, and uterine contractions are measured by a tocodynamometer (B). These numbers are represented on a time scale with the help of a running piece of paper, producing a graphical representation.


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Method. 1) Work out the concentration in grams per dm3. 1 litre = 1 dm3 = 1000 cm3. 10Â·6 g of sod ium carbonate in 200 cm3 is equivalent to 10Â·6 x (1000 Ã· 200) g of sod ium carbonate in 1000 cm = 53 g per dm3. 2) Convert grams per dm3 into mol / dm3.To convert mass into moles use moles = mass Ã· RFM. RFM of ammonium nitrate (NH4NO3) is (1 x 14) + (4 x 1) + (1 x 14) + (3 x 16) = 80. moles = 120 Ã· 80 = 1Â·5. So, 120 g of ammonium nitrate dissolved in 1 litre of water = 1Â·5 mol / dm3. Example 2.) Convert grams per dm3 into mol / dm3. To convert mass into moles use moles = mass Ã· RFM. RFM of sod ium carbonate (Na2CO3) is (2 x 23) + (1 x 12) + (3 x 16) = 106. moles = 53 Ã· 106 = 0Â·5. So, 10Â·6 g of sod ium carbonate in 200 cm3 of water = 0Â·5 mol / dm3.


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Confidence votes 264. First, you need to know the Molar Mass of the substance, then you divide the g dm-3 (i.e. concentration) by the Molar Mass. Explaination: The concentration is in the units of g / dm3.The Molar Mass of the substance is in the units of g / mol. When you divide the concentration by the Molar Mass you get:(g / dm3) / (g / mol).onfidence votes 264. First, you need to know the Molar Mass of the substance, then you divide the g dm-3 (i.e. concentration) by the Molar Mass. Explaination: The concentration is in the units of g / dm3.


How to convert mol dm-3 to g/L?
Best Answer: 1 dm-3 already is 1L, so you don't need to convert any volume units. To convert from mol to g, work out the molecular mass of whatever it is in solution and use the formula: Number of moles = Mass in g/Relative Molecular Mass. Source(s): Uni student, large amounts of chemistry.Ethan Beale Â· 5 years ago.Thumbs up.o convert from mol to g, work out the molecular mass of whatever it is in solution and use the formula: Number of moles = Mass in g/Relative Molecular Mass. Source(s): Uni student, large amounts of chemistry. Ethan Beale Â· 5 years ago. Thumbs up.


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1 (2) molarity x formula mass of solute = solute concentration in g/dm3. 2  This is sometimes referred to as the mass-concentration, 3  and dividing this by 1000 gives the concentration in g/cm3, and. ( 4 3) concentration in g/dm3 / formula mass = molarity in mol/dm3. (2) molarity x formula mass of solute = solute concentration in g/dm3. 2  This is sometimes referred to as the mass-concentration, 3  and dividing this by 1000 gives the concentration in g/cm3, and. ( 4 3) concentration in g/dm3 / formula mass = molarity in mol/dm3.


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0.002 g/L divided by 327 g/mol = 6.1 x 10 -6 M. 2b) Using 2 mg/L, calculate the molarity. 2 mg/L divided by 327,000 mg/mol = 6.1 x 10 -6 M. You might want to go back to problem #1 and try out 78 mg/L with the atomic weight of calcium ion expressed as mg/mol instead of g/mol..002 g/L divided by 327 g/mol = 6.1 x 10 -6 M. 2b) Using 2 mg/L, calculate the molarity. 2 mg/L divided by 327,000 mg/mol = 6.1 x 10 -6 M. You might want to go back to problem #1 and try out 78 mg/L with the atomic weight of calcium ion expressed as mg/mol instead of g/mol.


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If the volume is in cm 3, divide the volume by 1000 first to convert it into dm 3. â¢ To find the number of moles in a solution, multiply the concentration by the volume in dm 3. Again, if the volume is in cm 3, divide the volume by 1000 first to convert it into dm 3.â¢ To find the volume of a solution, divide the moles by the concentration in mol dm â3.f the volume is in cm 3, divide the volume by 1000 first to convert it into dm 3. â¢ To find the number of moles in a solution, multiply the concentration by the volume in dm 3. Again, if the volume is in cm 3, divide the volume by 1000 first to convert it into dm 3.


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Volume = 0.5 Ã· 2 = 0.25 dm 3. Note that 0.25 dm 3 is the same as 250 cm 3 (0.25 Ã 1000). Concentrations can also be expressed in grams per decimetre cubed (g/dm 3). To convert the two different units of concentration, use the relative formula mass (M r).1  1. 2  2. 3  3. 4  4.olume = 0.5 Ã· 2 = 0.25 dm 3. Note that 0.25 dm 3 is the same as 250 cm 3 (0.25 Ã 1000). Concentrations can also be expressed in grams per decimetre cubed (g/dm 3). To convert the two different units of concentration, use the relative formula mass (M r). 1  1. 2  2. 3  3. 4  4.


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Example the density of PO4 3- is 0.02 mg/L = 20 g/L: The concentration = the density / the molar mass = 20g/L / 95g/mol = 0.21 M So, mg/L can be convert to M or mol/L.Source(s): Classical's cat â«âªâ«âª Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up. 1. Thumbs down. 6. 1 comment. Loading ...xample the density of PO4 3- is 0.02 mg/L = 20 g/L: The concentration = the density / the molar mass = 20g/L / 95g/mol = 0.21 M So, mg/L can be convert to M or mol/L. Source(s): Classical's cat â«âªâ«âª Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up.