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show more I am looking to use rechargeable AA and AAA batteries in my TV, DVD and Stereo remote controls (trying to both save $$ in the long term and produce less trash). I believe that most NiMH batteries are designed for high power, quick use situations, like digital cameras, camcorders, portable CD players, etc.I...ext. I am looking to use rechargeable AA and AAA batteries in my TV, DVD and Stereo remote controls (trying to both save $$ in the long term and produce less trash).


Are rechargeable batteries OK for TV/DVD/Stereo Remote controls? (NiMH or other)?
Next. I am looking to use rechargeable AA and AAA batteries in my TV, DVD and Stereo remote controls (trying to both save $$ in the long term and produce less trash).I believe that most NiMH batteries are designed for high power, quick use situations, like digital cameras, camcorders, portable CD players, etc. I...ext. I am looking to use rechargeable AA and AAA batteries in my TV, DVD and Stereo remote controls (trying to both save $$ in the long term and produce less trash).


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1 Something may be between the remote and the receiver, blocking the remoteâs signal to the receiver. 2  The angle between the remote and the receiver is too large. 3  Aim the remote control directly at the receiver front panel (not the TV or VCR). 4  Remove obstacles between the remote and the receiver.emote works sometimes. 1  The Cox remote does not have a direct line of sight to the receiver. 2  Something may be between the remote and the receiver, blocking the remoteâs signal to the receiver. 3  The angle between the remote and the receiver is too large.


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2.5 stars 5 user reviews. The Good The Logitech Harmony Home Control is a unique universal-remote system that makes it possible to control your entire home theater using your iPhone or Android phone or tablet, or the included simple remote, via the Harmony Hub.n 15-odd years of reviewing TV and home theater equipment, the one thing I always tell people to buy is a good universal remote.. And by that I now mean the Harmony Home Control, the best remote for the money I've ever used.


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Remote will not change channels or turn on the TV. Batteries may be depleted. Try this quick test: Press the Power button on the front of the receiver. If the box turns ON or OFF, then itâs the remote -- install new batteries in the remote.emote works sometimes. 1  The Cox remote does not have a direct line of sight to the receiver. 2  Something may be between the remote and the receiver, blocking the remoteâs signal to the receiver. 3  The angle between the remote and the receiver is too large.


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The hub, the remote and the app. The Harmony Home Control isn't your father's universal remote. It's a hybrid of a standard universal remote like the Harmony 650 and newer, app-based control systems, like Peel and Beacon, that use a pod or hub to distribute remote signals.View full gallery (16 Photos).n 15-odd years of reviewing TV and home theater equipment, the one thing I always tell people to buy is a good universal remote.. And by that I now mean the Harmony Home Control, the best remote for the money I've ever used.


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1 The Cox remote does not have a direct line of sight to the receiver. 2  Something may be between the remote and the receiver, blocking the remoteâs signal to the receiver. 3  The angle between the remote and the receiver is too large. 4  Aim the remote control directly at the receiver front panel (not the TV or VCR).emote works sometimes. 1  The Cox remote does not have a direct line of sight to the receiver. 2  Something may be between the remote and the receiver, blocking the remoteâs signal to the receiver. 3  The angle between the remote and the receiver is too large.


Repair Your Remote Controls
Check your batteries first or buy new batteries. Once you have good batteries, you can test with a digital camera by pushing the buttons and having camera on and pointing to the infrared led. You should see red light if the remote is working.heck your batteries first or buy new batteries. Once you have good batteries, you can test with a digital camera by pushing the buttons and having camera on and pointing to the infrared led. You should see red light if the remote is working.


Boardwalk HoursA rough schedule of America's Favorite Boardwalk
Wildwood Boardwalk Hours. The boardwalk never closes. You can walk it any time of the day or night, any day of the year. The businesses comprising it, however, do close. Itâs pretty much impossible to put up a schedule of opening and closing times of each business, so weâll shoot for some general opening and closing times. Ad Type: 700 x 90.


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Believe it or not, The Wildwood Boardwalk offers more rides than Disneyland, boasting 5 piers of Amusements in addition to numerous miniature golf courses, arcades, souvenir shops and a huge variety of eateries. The boardwalk stretches 38 blocks from 16th Avenue in North Wildwood to Cresses Avenue in Wildwood Crest.


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We brought our dog in August 2016, a Westie to Wildwood boardwalk because dogs are allowed there year-round. My dog and I even rode on the boardwalk train. The town also designated an area on the beach for your dogs to enjoy the sand and the water. Some restaurants are dog-friendly. Many nice places to visit.


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The Wildwoods Convention Center, on the world-famous Wildwoods Boardwalk and in the heart of Wildwood, features magnificent ocean views from all angles. Its sprawling outdoor deck is ideal for parties, meetings and receptions with a magnificent view of the ocean.


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The Wildwood Boardwalk. You can't go to the Jersey shore without visiting the Wildwood boardwalk - a world famous beachfront promenade affectionately known as 2 Mile of Smiles!. You can walk the boards, ride a bicycle at specified times, or ride the battery operated tram cars.


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In the Wildwoods, you can do as much, or as little, as you like. Thereâs 5 miles of FREE white-sand beaches and 38 blocks of boardwalk excitement with rides, waterparks, shopping and arcades, plus great dining and nightlife. Everything you could ever want in a family vacation is right here.


âBike riding in SeptemberâReview of Wildwood Boardwalk
Bike riding in September - Wildwood Boardwalk. âBike riding in Septemberâ. Review of Wildwood Boardwalk. Rent a bike at only $5/hour from the wonderful folks at 19th street and enjoy a morning on the boards gliding along watching the water and enjoying the breeze. Nicest people you can imagine at this location and good bikes in good shape with comfortable seats.


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The Boardwalk starts at 16th Avenue in North Wildwood and ends up at Cresse Avenue - the start of Wildwood Crest....36 blocks of fun. It was originally only 150 feet long but has grown to almost 3 miles, plus has been moved closer to the ocean twice. It's fun to ride bicycles from one end to the other.


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The Fall Boardwalk Classic Car Show is set for September 21st - 24th, 2017 in Wildwood, NJ. This show is open to vehicles 25 YEARS OLD AND OLDER. SPACE IS LIMITED - BOARDWALK LOADING CHOICES ARE FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE. This is a Rain or Shine event.


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Call: 609-522-3644. Wildwood Motor Events. Wildwood Motor Events is your destination for every type of motor vehicle event, from classic car shows to monster truck rallies in Wildwood, NJ. Wildwood Motor Events hosts two major classic car shows every fall and spring, that have taken place in Wildwood, NJ for the last 30 years.


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1 FAST : A fast refresh is attempted. If materialized view logs are not present against the source tables in advance, the creation fails. 2  COMPLETE : The table segment supporting the materialized view is truncated and repopulated completely using the associated query.  FORCE : A fast refresh is attempted.


REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW
This option may not be used when the materialized view is not already populated. Even with this option only one REFRESH at a time may run against any one materialized view. The name (optionally schema-qualified) of the materialized view to refresh.


Materialized Views in Oracle
The following refresh types are available. 1  FAST : A fast refresh is attempted. If materialized view logs are not present against the source tables in advance, the creation fails.  COMPLETE : The table segment supporting the materialized view is truncated and repopulated completely using the associated query.


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Parameters of Procedure REFRESH. The first parameter to the procedure REFRESH is the name of the materialized view or snapshot, the second parameter specifies the type of refresh. The manual refresh overtakes any previous refresh timing options, which were specified during the creation of the view.


Materialized Views in Oracle
1 FAST : A fast refresh is attempted. If materialized view logs are not present against the source tables in advance, the creation fails.  COMPLETE : The table segment supporting the materialized view is truncated and repopulated completely using the associated query.


Materialized Views in Oracle
If a materialized view is configured to refresh on commit, you should never need to manually refresh it, unless a rebuild is necessary. Remember, refreshing on commit is a very intensive operation for volatile base tables. It makes sense to use fast refreshes where possible.


Materialized Views in Oracle
A refresh can be triggered in one of two ways. 1  ON COMMIT : The refresh is triggered by a committed data change in one of the dependent tables.  ON DEMAND : The refresh is initiated by a manual request or a scheduled task.


REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW
REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW. REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW -- replace the contents of a materialized view. REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW [ CONCURRENTLY ] name [ WITH [ NO ] DATA ] REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW completely replaces the contents of a materialized view. The old contents are discarded. If WITH DATA is specified (or defaults) the backing query is executed to provide the new data, and the materialized view is left in a scannable state.


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By Ajay Gursahani. You can perform manual refreshes in addition to automatic refreshes as explained in my earlier article (Materialized Views). Oracle supplies DBMS_SNAPSHOT and DBMS_MVIEW packages, which we can use to refresh materialized views / snapshots.


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One of the. ways to expedite the refresh is to use parallel execution. Refreshing a Materialized View. The attributes related to refreshing a materialized view are specified at the creation time of the. materialized view (or later through the ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW statement).


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1 The cost of a dental visit will depend on whether you have dental insurance or not. 2  The price of a visit to a dentist can be anywhere from $100 to $200 depending on what you need.3  Some dentists charge $90 for an appointment, and others may charge $75 for the first exam. Some dentists charge $90 for an appointment, and others may charge $75 for the first exam. 2  If you just need to see the dentist to ask questions, plan on spending $50 to $90. 3  However, if a cleaning, x-rays or a simple procedure needs to be done, the costs can hover around $100 to as much as $225.


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1 The price of a visit to a dentist can be anywhere from $100 to $200 depending on what you need. 2  Some dentists charge $90 for an appointment, and others may charge $75 for the first exam.3  If you just need to see the dentist to ask questions, plan on spending $50 to $90. Some dentists charge $90 for an appointment, and others may charge $75 for the first exam. 2  If you just need to see the dentist to ask questions, plan on spending $50 to $90. 3  However, if a cleaning, x-rays or a simple procedure needs to be done, the costs can hover around $100 to as much as $225.


Dental Work Cost
1 An office visit can cost $50 -$350 or more, depending on what's included. 2  A standard teeth cleaning can cost $70 -$200; dental X-rays can cost $20-$250 or more; and an exam by a dentist can be $50-$150 or more.3  Some or all of these costs may be covered by dental insurance. Dental crowns can cost $500-$1,500 or more per tooth for porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns; $600-$2,500 or more for gold or other metal alloys; and $800-$3,000 or more for all-porcelain. 2  Crowns are not covered by insurance if they can be considered cosmetic.


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1 Some dentists charge $90 for an appointment, and others may charge $75 for the first exam. 2  If you just need to see the dentist to ask questions, plan on spending $50 to $90. 3  However, if a cleaning, x-rays or a simple procedure needs to be done, the costs can hover around $100 to as much as $225. Some dentists charge $90 for an appointment, and others may charge $75 for the first exam. 2  If you just need to see the dentist to ask questions, plan on spending $50 to $90. 3  However, if a cleaning, x-rays or a simple procedure needs to be done, the costs can hover around $100 to as much as $225.


Cavity Filling Cost
1 For example, CostHelper readers without dental insurance report paying $90-$350 for a composite filling, at an average cost of $204; CostHelper readers with dental insurance report paying $63-$300 out of pocket for a composite filling, at an average cost of $207.harged for adjustments of fillings at $150 each and a $300 final adjustment charge.and $250 per filling. This does not in;ude the cost of xrays, visit, consultation etc. They also never gave us any options or the costs upfront.


Dental Costs With and Without Insurance
Common check-up and cleaning costs vary. Dentists charge different rates depending upon your situation and where you live. In most places, an average check-up costs about $288, which covers an exam, x-rays and cleaning.illings, while more expensive than basic dental check-ups, both fix cavities and protect your mouthâs future health. Most filling treatments hold stable prices in the following ranges: 1  $50 to $150 for a single, silver amalgam filling.


How much does a visit to the dentist cost (with no insurance)?
Report Abuse. I can't believe your parents/guardians never took you for a dental visit... good for you that you've made the decision to go! In my office, a comprehensive exam, full set of xrays and routine cleaning would cost $240, with a 10% discount since you don't have dental insurance.ood for you that you've made the decision to go! In my office, a comprehensive exam, full set of xrays and routine cleaning would cost $240, with a 10% discount since you don't have dental insurance.


Dental Work Cost
1 Some or all of these costs may be covered by dental insurance. 2  Filling a cavity can cost $50-$300 or more for a silver amalgam filling, and $90-$450 or more for a tooth-colored composite; insurance typically covers all or most of the cost of amalgam fillings, but only part of the composite filling cost. Dental crowns can cost $500-$1,500 or more per tooth for porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns; $600-$2,500 or more for gold or other metal alloys; and $800-$3,000 or more for all-porcelain. 2  Crowns are not covered by insurance if they can be considered cosmetic.


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I paid $141(not incl. taxes) for my last dental visit, which was basically a dental cleaning and an x-ray. They gave me fluoride ($13) to rinse my mouth after the cleaning but they didn't tell me to not rinse my mouth with water after, but I did, so there went $13 down the drain... Literally!! I was so annoyed. paid $141(not incl. taxes) for my last dental visit, which was basically a dental cleaning and an x-ray. They gave me fluoride ($13) to rinse my mouth after the cleaning but they didn't tell me to not rinse my mouth with water after, but I did, so there went $13 down the drain... Literally!! I was so annoyed.


Doctor Visit Costs
For example, in 2011 in America, the average charge for an office visit for an established patient, level 3, requiring approximately 15 minutes with a doctor, was $104.The average total paid was $69.or example, in 2011 in America, the average charge for an office visit for an established patient, level 3, requiring approximately 15 minutes with a doctor, was $104. The average total paid was $69.


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Detente dÃ©tente ended after The soviet intervention In, afghanistan which led to The United states boycott of the 1980 olympics In. Moscow Ronald 'reagan s election as president in, 1980 based in large part on an-anti detente, dÃ©tente campaign marked the close of detente dÃ©tente and A Return to. cold war tensionshe U.S./U.S.S.R. detente dÃ©tente was presented as an applied extension of that. Thinking THE SALT ii pact of the late 1970s continued the work of THE Salt i, talks ensuring further reduction in arms by The soviets and by THE. us


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Detente. Detente is a term usually associated with the relations between America, Russia and China. The world experienced much detente during the 1970s for a number of reasons: Vietnam â The war in Vietnam shocked people.She was also fearful of what the USA had done in nuclear weapons.Also both the USA and USSR had huge stockpiles of weapons.China â she was fearful of her isolation in the world.he world experienced much detente during the 1970s for a number of reasons: Vietnam â The war in Vietnam shocked people. She was also fearful of what the USA had done in nuclear weapons. Also both the USA and USSR had huge stockpiles of weapons. China â she was fearful of her isolation in the world.


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Detente dÃ©tente ended after The soviet intervention In, afghanistan which led to The United states boycott of the 1980 olympics In. moscowhe U.S./U.S.S.R. detente dÃ©tente was presented as an applied extension of that. Thinking THE SALT ii pact of the late 1970s continued the work of THE Salt i, talks ensuring further reduction in arms by The soviets and by THE. us


DÃ©tente
With the election of Ronald Reagan, who emphasized military preparedness as the key to Soviet-American relations, detente dÃ©tente As nixon had envisioned it came to an. End Theâreader S companion To American. History Eric foner And John. A, Garraty. Editors Â© copyright 1991 By Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing. companyhe salt treaty was approved by Congress later that summer, as was a three-year agreement on the sale of grain to the Soviets. In June 1973, Brezhnev visited the United States for Summit II; this meeting added few new agreements, but did symbolize the two countriesâ continuing commitment to peace.


Detente
Detente is a term usually associated with the relations between America, Russia and China. The world experienced much detente during the 1970s for a number of reasons:Vietnam â The war in Vietnam shocked people. She was also fearful of what the USA had done in nuclear weapons. Also both the USA and USSR had huge stockpiles of weapons.China â she was fearful of her isolation in the world.he world experienced much detente during the 1970s for a number of reasons: Vietnam â The war in Vietnam shocked people. She was also fearful of what the USA had done in nuclear weapons. Also both the USA and USSR had huge stockpiles of weapons. China â she was fearful of her isolation in the world.


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detente. dÃ©tente. 1 A french diplomatic term meaning reduction of tension between two countries with opposing; policies used especially in reference TOâUS ussr relations from 1968. onward. 2 a policy or situation in which tension between rival nations is. relaxedetente. dÃ©tente. 1 A french diplomatic term meaning reduction of tension between two countries with opposing; policies used especially in reference TOâUS ussr relations from 1968. onward. 2 a policy or situation in which tension between rival nations is. relaxed


Brinkmanship (Cold War)
The Detente dÃ©tente was essentially a stilling of the waters between THE us and THE. Ussr it was started By Richard, nixon Elected president of The United states in, 1968 and His National Security, Advisor Henry kissinger and continued on through to 1980 and the start of 'the Second Cold'. warhe term brinkmanship was originally coined by United States Secretary of State John Foster Dulles during the height of the Cold War. The term came from the political Hungarian theory of pushing the military to the brink of war in order to convince another nation to follow your demands.


Detente
Richard Nixon (right) meets with Leonid Brezhnev during detente. From the mid-1960s the Cold War appeared to soften, with a gradual but noticeable easing of tensions between the US, USSR and some of their allies.ome of the factors that contributed to the rise of detente include: An American cartoon depicting the superpower relation during detente. Fears about nuclear weapons. The Cuban missile crisis of 1962 triggered paranoia and public concern about the dangers of nuclear war.


ChinaâUnited States relations
Ronald Reagan 's election as president in 1980, based in large part on an anti-detente dÃ©tente, campaign marked the close of detente dÃ©tente and a Return To cold. War tensions in his first, press Conference president 'Reagan' said detente dÃ©tente has-been a one way Street That the soviet union has used to.. pursue its aimshe U.S./U.S.S.R. detente dÃ©tente was presented as an applied extension of that. Thinking THE SALT ii pact of the late 1970s continued the work of THE Salt i, talks ensuring further reduction in arms by The soviets and by THE. us


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Data Breach Charts. States in Which Definition for âPersonal Informationâ is Broader than the General Definition. state, or agencies in the state supported wholly or principally by public funds, the. stateâs Medical Information Breach Notification statute may apply.


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All PII is not created equal. PII should be evaluated to determine its PII confidentiality impact level, which is different from the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) Publication 9199. confidentiality impact level, so that appropriate safeguards can be applied to the PII.


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The escalation of security breaches involving personally identifiable information (PII) has contributed to. the loss of millions of records over the past few years.1 Breaches involving PII are hazardous to both. individuals and organizations.


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Such information is also known as PII (that is, information which can be used to distinguish or trace and individuals identify such their name, SSN, date and place of birth, mothers maiden name, and biometric records including any other personal information which is linked or linkable to a specified individual).


Personally identifiable information
Against and Responding to the Breach of Personally Identifiable Information, http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/memoranda/fy2007/m07-16.pdf. 13 Some organizations are structured differently and have different names for roles. These roles are examples, used for. illustrative purposes.


The spinal column â function and elements
Spinal Column â Function and Elements. The spinal column is responsible for performing a number of tasks, each of which is made possible thanks to the different anatomical elements that comprise the spine. One of these elements includes the vertebrae, which are individual stacked bones that serve to protect the spinal cord and support the body. A number of day-to-day functions, such as walking, sitting and breathing, would not be possible without the protective and supportive functions of the spinal column.


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The spinal column is comprised of the vertebrae (the bone structures in the neck and back), the intervertebral discs and various ligaments and muscles. The vertebrae are responsible for lending the neck and back structure and serve as shields for the spinal cord.


Vertebra of the Neck
In Depth: Vertebra of the Neck. The cervical spine consists of seven vertebrae, which are the smallest and uppermost in location within the spinal column. Together, the vertebrae support the skull, move the spine, and protect the spinal cord, a bundle of nerves connected to the brain. All seven cervical vertebrae are numbered. The C1, the first vertebra in the column (closest to the skull), is also known as the atlas.


What does neural formina are widely patent mean?
The nerve roots travel through the foramen to reach the rest of your body. There are two neural foramina between each pair of vertebrae - one on each side. Without the foramen, nerve signals could not travel to and from the brain to the rest of your body. Without nerve signals, your body would not be able to function.


The spinal column â function and elements
A number of spinal conditions can affect the anatomical components of the spinal column, impacting its function. These conditions include bulging or herniated discs, thinning discs, degenerative disc disease, osteophytes, spinal arthritis and foraminal stenosis.


Vertebra of the Neck
1 It may begin at the lower cervical vertebrae or the upper thoracic vertebrae (the section of the spinal column just below the cervical spine). It helps extend the neck.  Spinalis dorsi: This muscle begins at the upper thoracic vertebrae and extends down to the lower back.


What animals live in the Sahara Desert?
Confidence votes 242K. Passionate about all things Australian. A variety of animal species live in the Sahara Desert, where in its dry interior, or along the edges. There are some 70 species of mammals and at least 90 species of birds, while another 300 species of migratory birds are found in the Sahara.There are also numerous reptiles, amphibians and a range of invertebrates:here are some 70 species of mammals and at least 90 species of birds, while another 300 species of migratory birds are found in the Sahara.


The Sahara: Facts, Climate and Animals of the Desert
At 3.6 million square miles (9.4 million square kilometers), the Sahara, which is Arabic for The Great Desert, engulfs most of North Africa. The desert covers large sections of Algeria, Chad, Egypt, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Western Sahara, Sudan and Tunisia.This is the image many people have of the Sahara: a vast sea of sand dunes.The terrain is actually quite varied.alf of the Sahara receives less than an inch of rain per year, and the rest receives up to 4 inches (10 centimeters) per year. The infrequent rain is usually torrential.


Endangered Species of the Sahara Desert
Fauna of the Sahara desert. According to the World Wide Fund (World Wildlife Fund), the fauna of the central Sahara is richer than is generally believed. They estimate that there are 70 species of mammal, 20 of which are large.There are 90 species of birds and 100 species of reptiles.These species have developed may adaptations to survive in this harsh environment. Among the animals found in the Sahara desert are camels, antelopes, gazelles, goats, ostriches, scorpions, snakes, lizards, and vipers.here are 90 species of birds and 100 species of reptiles. These species have developed may adaptations to survive in this harsh environment. Among the animals found in the Sahara desert are camels, antelopes, gazelles, goats, ostriches, scorpions, snakes, lizards, and vipers.


Wildlife in The Sahara
The Sahara today is the largest desert in the world, estimated to be between seven and nine million square kilometres (7-9m km2) - that is about one third of Africa.he fauna of the Sahara includes about 70 species of mammals, 300 species of birds, including 90 species of resident birds, and around 100 species of reptiles.


The Sahara Desert
The Sahara Desert is the world's largest hot desert, covering much of North Africa. The adaptations of the wildlife and plants to the treacherous environment are fascinating, and the cultural history of this geographic crossroads complex and involved.The dromedary camel, one of the Sahara's most famous animals.he Sahara Desert is the world's largest hot desert, covering much of North Africa. The adaptations of the wildlife and plants to the treacherous environment are fascinating, and the cultural history of this geographic crossroads complex and involved.


10 Incredibly Adaptive Sahara Desert Animals
The harsh conditions imposed by the desert climate force desert inhabitants to adapt. The fact that many species of plants and animals thrive even in these conditions is a great testament to the resourcefulness of life. Here are some amazingly adaptive Sahara desert animals.10.onitor lizards not only include desert-thriving species in the Sahara, but also species which can live in forests or even wetlands. This makes them some of the most versatile creatures on the planet. They are extremely intelligent and can even count. 7.


Wildlife in The Sahara
The fauna of the Sahara includes about 70 species of mammals, 300 species of birds, including 90 species of resident birds, and around 100 species of reptiles.Owing to extreme heat, most small desert creatures are nocturnal.he fauna of the Sahara includes about 70 species of mammals, 300 species of birds, including 90 species of resident birds, and around 100 species of reptiles.


Learn About the Sahara Desert
Geography of the Sahara Desert. There are also several mountain ranges within the Sahara and many are volcanic. The highest peak found in these mountains is Emi Koussi, a shield volcano that rises to 11,204 ft (3,415 m). It is a part of the Tibesti Range in northern Chad.he Sahara Desert is located in the northern portion of Africa and covers over 3,500,000 square miles (9,000,000 sq km) or roughly 10% of the continent (image) .


10 Incredibly Adaptive Sahara Desert Animals
Monitor lizards not only include desert-thriving species in the Sahara, but also species which can live in forests or even wetlands. This makes them some of the most versatile creatures on the planet. They are extremely intelligent and can even count. 7.onitor lizards not only include desert-thriving species in the Sahara, but also species which can live in forests or even wetlands. This makes them some of the most versatile creatures on the planet. They are extremely intelligent and can even count. 7.


Endangered Species of the Sahara Desert
Wild asses, antelopes and gazelles are some of the endangered species of the Sahara Desert. slide 1 of 7. Editor's Note: This article was archived on January 29, 2013, as the content addresses species that were endangered at the time the article was originally written -- June 25, 2010. slide 2 of 7.here are 90 species of birds and 100 species of reptiles. These species have developed may adaptations to survive in this harsh environment. Among the animals found in the Sahara desert are camels, antelopes, gazelles, goats, ostriches, scorpions, snakes, lizards, and vipers.


HVAC Technician Salary
Other Job specific salaries include refrigeration technician with an annual pay rate of $45,000, HVAC controls technician with annual earnings of $60,000, air conditioning tech who earns on average $47,000 per year as well as a HVAC air balancing technician who can see upwards of $70,000 annually.


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An examination of the severe and growing crisis of the shortage of skilled trades workers in the United States. The Alarming Shortage Figures. In 2014, ManpowerGroup spoke to over 37,000+ employers in 42 countries to look at the extent to which they are having difficulty finding the right talent and what jobs are the most difficult to find.


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An examination of the severe and growing crisis of the shortage of skilled trades workers in the United States. In 2014, ManpowerGroup spoke to over 37,000+ employers in 42 countries to look at the extent to which they are having difficulty finding the right talent and what jobs are the most difficult to find.


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HVAC technicians have a great earning potential. The BLS.gov shows that the average HVAC technician made over $42,000 in 2010, with the top 10% of the industry earning approximately $67,000. Overtime pay is also a great benefit during extreme temperatures, giving you the chance to work more and earn extra money.


What is the average life expectancy of HVAC equipment?
If you take care of HVAC equipment, then Life expectancy more that 30 years. Usually hvac equipment has a life expectancy of 15-20 years.


HVAC Salary- Earn Attractive Salaries with Increased Job Security
Also, the salary depends on the type of industry technicians work in. The building equipment contractors industry has the highest level of employment for HVAC technicians and offer an average annual salary of $45,490.


HVAC Salary- Earn Attractive Salaries with Increased Job Security
So, the technicians at entry-level with 0-5 years of work experience earn around $35000 per year, the ones with the 5-10 years of experience have salary of $46000 per year, the technicians with 10-20 years earn about $52000 and the ones with more than 20 years of work experience can earn up to $58000 per year.


What is the average life expectancy of HVAC equipment?
Air source heat pumps can be expected to achieve 12-18 years while A/C units may last 15-20 years. Ground source heat pumps should achieve an 18-25 year life. Gas and oil furnaces will likely have life expectancies of 15-25 years. Boilers may range from 15 years to well over 30 plus years. The area the units are installed (basements, craw space, attic, etc) will play a factor as well as the demand and usage placed on the equipment. The most important aspect to long life is the quality of the initial installation of the equipment. more.


HVAC Technician Salary
Technician Salary. HVAC Technician Salary. July 28, 2011. According to the US Department of Labor and Statistics, there were 308,000 HVAC technicians employed in the country in 2008. That is approximately 6,200 technicians employed per state, and the number keeps rising as it is found to be a career with a stable salary.


HVAC Salary- Earn Attractive Salaries with Increased Job Security
According to payscale.com, median hourly rate by job type in HVAC industry varies as well. Thatâs why HVAC service technician earns approximately $21,46 per hour, HVAC mechanic&installer earns about $20,00 and HVAC technician around $15,59 per hour.


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Tips: with this powerful data recovery software, you can retrieve deleted photos from Nokia N8, N9, N97, N900, N95, N73, N810, N800, N78, N96, N79, N85 and more. Besides that, most other storage devices are supported by it.How to Recover Deleted Photos from Nokia N8, N97, N900, N9, N95, etc. Step one: Download and Run the Nokia Photo Recovery Software. Step two: Scan Nokia Phone to Find Deleted Files. Step three: Recover Deleted Photos from Nokia.From the scanning result, you can preview all the recoverable photos intuitively. Mark the ones you need only, and finally click the âRecoverâ button on the bottom right to restore them.Related Articles. 1  How to Print Text Messages from Android Phone.rom the scanning result, you can preview all the recoverable photos intuitively. Mark the ones you need only, and finally click the âRecoverâ button on the bottom right to restore them. Related Articles. 1  How to Print Text Messages from Android Phone.


How to Recover Deleted Photos and Videos from Nokia Phone
Start Nokia Photo Recovery Mac. Click on âRecover Photoâ, select the drive letter of Nokia mobile phone, and then click the âStart Scanâ button. The software will immediately start to scan deleted photos and videos on your Nokia cell phone.inally, click the âRecoverâ button to restore deleted photos and videos from Nokia phone right now. Tip 3: Donât save the recovered photos or videos on Nokia phone or memory card again. Find another place to store them like on your computer or other external drive.


Q: Nokia N8 : Retrieve deleted pictures or files
AA. Hi... i was trying make a new album in photo's menu so i can keep all my fav in one folder. i copied pics from ALL to ALBUM's new folder and then deleted the same pics in ALL folder but automatically all the pics in new folder got deleted. normally in all nokia phones this method works without any prob. copied pics from ALL to ALBUM's new folder and then deleted the same pics in ALL folder but automatically all the pics in new folder got deleted.


How to Recover Deleted Photos and Videos from Nokia Phone
Step 1: Download Photo Recovery for Mac. First step is to get the latest version of this Nokia Photo Recovery software and install it on your Mac. Then connect your Nokia phone to the computer with a USB cable, or you can pull out the memory card from the phone and connect it via a card reader.inally, click the âRecoverâ button to restore deleted photos and videos from Nokia phone right now. Tip 3: Donât save the recovered photos or videos on Nokia phone or memory card again. Find another place to store them like on your computer or other external drive.


how to recover deleted photos video files from Nokia phone with Nokia data recovery software
To perform Nokia Photo Recovery and Nokia Video Recovery, you will need a good data recovery software. Asoftech Data Recovery is a good choice as it is specially designed to recover files deleted or formatted from Nokia mobile phone memory card.un Nokia data recovery software Asoftech data recovery, and then select phone memory card drive letter, and then press Next to start scan the phone for lost photos, videos, and other files. Step 3. You will see files shown in result page.


How to Recover Deleted Photos from Nokia Phone?
Well, the processes of how to recover photos from Nokia on Mac with Card Data Recovery for Mac are quite similar with the guide above. Following are the short steps. 1  Step 1: Select one of the recovery modes. 2  Step 2: Select Nokia as the target drive and choose file types.3  Click Scan. Step 1: Select one of the recovery modes. 2  Step 2: Select Nokia as the target drive and choose file types. 3  Click Scan. 4  Step 3: Select the files that you need to recover from Nokia phone after previewing. 5  Click Recover and save the recovered data from Nokia on Mac.


how to recover deleted photos video files from Nokia phone with Nokia data recovery software
Well, it is possible to restore deleted photos, videos, music and other files from Nokia mobile phone. But you need to follow the special steps in order to recover deleted data from Nokia smartphone.un Nokia data recovery software Asoftech data recovery, and then select phone memory card drive letter, and then press Next to start scan the phone for lost photos, videos, and other files. Step 3. You will see files shown in result page.


How to Recover Deleted Photos and Videos from Nokia Phone
Photo or video loss can frequently occur to mobile phones like Nokia. Luckily, it is possible to recover deleted photos and videos from Nokia phone. First of all, you need to stop using the device to take any new photos and videos, because the new files may overwrite the deleted files and make them unrecoverable.inally, click the âRecoverâ button to restore deleted photos and videos from Nokia phone right now. Tip 3: Donât save the recovered photos or videos on Nokia phone or memory card again. Find another place to store them like on your computer or other external drive.


Q: Nokia N8 : Retrieve deleted pictures or files
In reply to deleted message. Sure you can try recovering the deleted data from the sd card using data recovery software but recovering data from flash memory is not the easiest and there is no guarantee. There is no data recovery option on your phone. copied pics from ALL to ALBUM's new folder and then deleted the same pics in ALL folder but automatically all the pics in new folder got deleted.


News
The number of cases that go to trial has declined at an alarming rate over the last couple of decades, according to the book. Overall, for all areas of the law, federal civil trials have declined 60 percent since the mid-1980s.In 2002, less than 2 percent of those cases ended in a trial â down from 12 percent in 1962 and 20 percent in the 1920s. Less than 5 percent of criminal cases go to trial; most result in plea bargains.e argues that many more cases could go to court and be tried in a reasonable amount of time if judges and lawyers worked to change the culture to favor the trial. Judges, for example, could limit discovery so that cases don't go on forever at the pre-trial process, he says.


What is âGang Stalking?â
Plus, paying a lawyer for representation through trial and sentencing can be quite expensive. (See Using a Private Criminal Defense Attorney .) On top of that, the trial process can be harrowing. The conservative estimate seems to be that over 90% of cases end in guilty pleas.The United States Courts website estimates that more than 90% of federal cases resolve this way. A 2012 New York Times article reported that 97% of federal cases and 94% of state cases end via plea bargain.lus, paying a lawyer for representation through trial and sentencing can be quite expensive. (See Using a Private Criminal Defense Attorney .) On top of that, the trial process can be harrowing. The conservative estimate seems to be that over 90% of cases end in guilty pleas.


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Itâs no secret that the overwhelming majority of criminal cases never reach trial. The prosecution may dismiss charges, perhaps because of a lack of evidence.Sometimes prosecutors decide not to refile charges after a felony defendant prevails at the preliminary hearing.lus, paying a lawyer for representation through trial and sentencing can be quite expensive. (See Using a Private Criminal Defense Attorney .) On top of that, the trial process can be harrowing. The conservative estimate seems to be that over 90% of cases end in guilty pleas.


Criminal Trial
Criminal Trial. When a criminal defendant pleas ânot guiltyâ to the charges against him, a criminal trial will be set. Because only five to ten percent of those charged with crimes plea ânot guiltyâ most criminal cases do not make it to the trial phase.Plea bargaining is a common alternative to pleading ânot guiltyâ and going to trial. If a criminal case does go to trial, the criminal case will often proceed in a specific way.riminal Trial. When a criminal defendant pleas ânot guiltyâ to the charges against him, a criminal trial will be set. Because only five to ten percent of those charged with crimes plea ânot guiltyâ most criminal cases do not make it to the trial phase.


Criminal Cases
Criminal cases differ from civil cases. At the beginning of a federal criminal case, the principal actors are the U.S. Attorney (the prosecutor) and the grand jury.The U.S. Attorney represents the United States in most court proceedings, including all criminal prosecutions.riminal cases differ from civil cases. At the beginning of a federal criminal case, the principal actors are the U.S. Attorney (the prosecutor) and the grand jury.


Why Does My Case Take So Long To Get To Trial?
Most courts set trial dates many months ahead of time. Thus, a case which is set to go to trial in seven to eight months may get continued for an additional seven to eight months if the courtâs docket has more than one case ready to be tried on that date.Second, the discovery phase of litigation is time consuming.hus, a case which is set to go to trial in seven to eight months may get continued for an additional seven to eight months if the courtâs docket has more than one case ready to be tried on that date. Second, the discovery phase of litigation is time consuming.


What are the odds a case is going to trial?
Before starting my legal career, I often wondered how many civil cases actually go to trial. I knew the number was small, but how many actually end up in trial.irst of all, your case may still end up in that small percentage of cases that go to trial. Secondly, there are other alternatives to trial, such as arbitration or mediation and an experienced trial attorney will likely be experienced in trial alternatives as well.


What are the odds a case is going to trial?
In the fiscal year of 2010-2011 (July 2010 to June 2011), the trial courts (circuit and county) in Florida disposed of 2,774,302 civil cases (not including probate, family court, or civil traffic infraction cases).irst of all, your case may still end up in that small percentage of cases that go to trial. Secondly, there are other alternatives to trial, such as arbitration or mediation and an experienced trial attorney will likely be experienced in trial alternatives as well.


What are the odds a case is going to trial?
Another big factor is the risk to reward ratio. It simply doesnât pay well to go to trial under many circumstances. Often times the amount possibly won at trial will not be much more that a settlement offer. There is also the risk of a judgment that is less than 25% of a settlement offer.irst of all, your case may still end up in that small percentage of cases that go to trial. Secondly, there are other alternatives to trial, such as arbitration or mediation and an experienced trial attorney will likely be experienced in trial alternatives as well.


Arrest And Search Warrants
For a jury trial for a felony case: The law says how soon a defendant charged with a felony must be brought to trial. (See section 1382 of the Penal Code.). The trial must start within 60 days of the arraignment on the Information.The defendant can âwaiveâ (give up) the right to a speedy trial.etting a Trial Date. For a jury trial for a misdemeanor case: The law says how soon a defendant charged with a misdemeanor must be brought to trial. (See section 1382 of the Penal Code). If the defendant is in custody at the arraignment, the trial must start within 30 days of arraignment or plea, whichever is later.


What would happen if a black hole entered our Solar System?
However, if the black hole passed directly through the Solar System, then things get immeasurably worse. At a distance 100,000 times greater than that between Earth and the Sun, the black hole would pass through the Oort Cloud.


What would happen if a black hole entered our Solar System?
These can be just a dozen or so miles across, with one of the closest to us being Cygnus X-1 about 6,000 light-years away measuring 44 kilometres (27 miles) in diameter. If a black hole like Cygnus X-1 were to stray near the Solar System, within a light-year or so, its gravity would cause chaos.


What would happen if a black hole entered our Solar System?
Aside from this influx of comets, however, things wouldnât seem so awry at first. As the black hole made its way into the Solar System, it would be invisible to us aside from a slight gravitational lensing effect on distant stars.


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The internal energy of systems that are more complex than an ideal gas can't be measured directly. But the internal energy of the system is still proportional to its temperature. We can therefore monitor changes in the internal energy of a system by watching what happens to the temperature of the system.


What would happen if a black hole entered our Solar System?
How likely is it that a black hole could enter the Solar System? Well, youâd have to define likely; it is more likely that the Earth will get swallowed by a black hole than, say, winning the lottery ten times in a row, but less likely than being struck by lightning. In fact the odds of a black hole devouring our planet are estimated at one in a trillion.


Isolated Systems
If a system is not isolated, then the total system momentum is not conserved. To understand this concept, we will return to our original analogy. Suppose Jack and Jill (each with $100 in their pockets) undergo a financial interaction in which Jack hands Jill $50 for the purchase of some goods.


Isolated Systems
It was stated that ... For a collision occurring between object 1 and object 2 in an isolated system, the total momentum of the two objects before the collision is equal to the total momentum of the two objects after the collision. That is, the momentum lost by object 1 is equal to the momentum gained by object 2.


Isolated Systems
If Jack and Jill were isolated from the influence of the rest of the world, then Jack would end up with $50 and Jill would end up with $150. The total money in the system would be $200 both before and after the transaction; total system money would be conserved.


Home Health Workers to Get Minimum Wage, Overtime Pay
Marcia Tetterton, executive director of the Virginia Association for Home Care and Hospice, said most home health agencies in Virginia already pay workers the minimum wage.


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I work for a home health agency, and I will say that if I had the authority to raise these individualsâ wages, I would. They work long, hard hours for little pay, often dealing with difficult patients and thankless familiesâtheyâre truly the unsung heroes of the medical world.


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I live in Illinois and am proud that my state is among those who pay both minimum wage and overtime to home health workers. Minimum wage is not really enough since HHWs are responsible for the lives of the folks they care for.


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Texas adopted the Federal minimum wage of $7.25, and has a specific overtime pay lawâ¦ so, at least that portion of the chart is incorrect I thinkâ¦. That doesnât mean it extends to Home Health Care workers, which is what this chart is showing.


Home Health Workers to Get Minimum Wage, Overtime Pay
The U. S. Department of Labor issued new rules Tuesday that mandate home health care agencies pay their workers the minimum wage and receive overtime pay starting in 2015.


Home Health Workers to Get Minimum Wage, Overtime Pay
An Unusually Long Wait For Implementation. Currently, 15 states provide minimum wage and overtime protections to home care workers, and six more require minimum-wage pay. Perez said Tuesdayâs decision âlevels the playing fields by ensuring they receive the same minimum wage and overtime protection as other workers.â.


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Under current federal rules, certain classes of workers are exempt from the federal minimum wage law. Home health workers fall into one of those classes. Tipped workers, like waiters, also donât automatically get federal minimum wage.


Home Health Workers to Get Minimum Wage, Overtime Pay
For nearly 40 years, home care workers had been exempted from the pay rules because their services were considered âcompanionship.â But advocates, including organized labor organizations, had argued that these workers were often doing much more, providing assistance with dressing, eating and other daily activities.


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I have been a home health worker for Seven years of my life. I live in one of the âgoodâ states and I still need assistance just to get buy. We have a long way to go for proper pay for Health care workers.


New Federal Minimum Wage and Overtime Requirements for Home Health Care Workers Reinstated by Appellate Court
The Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit recently upheld a U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) regulation that makes in-home health care workers employed by third-party businesses eligible to receive overtime pay and minimum wage under the Fair Labor Standards Act.


What it costs to put a plane in the air
For example, on Qantasâ Sydney-Hobart services, also in November, the airline charged an average $246 per seat to fill 146 seats in the 168 seat plane â equating to just $35,933 in revenue.


Qantas reviews
The Qantas A330-200 aircraft is configured with 36 business and 265 economy seats. Qantas A330 Business Class is in a 2-2-2 layout, with 6 rows, unlike the 2-3-2 layout of previous planes, giving a larger wider seat. The wide seatback design gives a seat pitch of 38 inches, and a width of 22 inches.


What it costs to put a plane in the air
In return it charged passengers an average $13,129 for one of its 14 first-class suites, $10,425 to travel in business, $2975 in premium economy and $1599 in cattle class. This earned the airline an average $1.215 million in revenue, based on filling 78 per cent of seats.


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Compared to the average Turbofan-powered Wide-body Commercial Passenger Plane, which costs $34.16* per nautical mile and 11.38Â¢* per seat per nautical mile to operate, the Airbus A380-800 is: 1  $25.57 more expensive per nautical mile (a 75% premium). 2  0.01Â¢ more expensive per seat per nautical mile (a 0% premium).


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Compared to the average fuel costs for all Commercial aircraft, which are $16.79* per nautical mile and 11.63Â¢* per seat per nautical mile, the Airbus A380-800 costs: 1  $42.93 more expensive per nautical mile (a 256% premium). 2  0.24Â¢ less per seat per nautical mile (a 2.1% margin).


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Compared to the average Turbofan-powered Wide-body Commercial Passenger Plane, which costs $34.16* per nautical mile and 11.38Â¢* per seat per nautical mile to operate, the Airbus A380-800 is: 1  $25.57 more expensive per nautical mile (a 75% premium).


What it costs to put a plane in the air
In return, it commanded $7351 for a seat in business class, $2283 in premium economy and $1479 in economy, making $591,000 in revenue based on filling 77 per cent of seats. This analysis can only provide a snapshot, such is the difficulty in obtaining accurate data on costs in the byzantine world of aviation.


Qantas Group Strategy Update
This is an unacceptable and unsustainable result. Comprehensive action is needed in response. âQantasâ competitors have increased capacity to Australia by 46 per cent since 2009, more than double the world average, at a time of record fuel costs and economic volatility.


Qantas reviews
NEWS: Qantas is reducing seat pitch in economy to only 30 inches, however it is expanding its fleet of Boeing 737-800s. All the new aircraft will feature seatback TVs with AVOD, and a seating design styled by Marc Newson.


T -ball Tees
The other factor when determining the size is the strength of the player. If you have a player that is taller than others but is not stronger than others you may chose to get a t bat that is longer but lighter, 28 inch bat, 15 oz, (-13 drop).


How big is the golf ball in Epcot?
How big is a pickle ball court? Is the moon a big ball of gas? Which ball goes higher a small ball or big ball? Because of gravity, a ball with a larger mass will take more energy to bounce than a small ball (of the same material) will, so a small one will usually bounce higher.


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Barrel diameter: Most players 12 and under should use a 2 1/4â barrel. This is the standard barrel size for Dixie Youth and Little League baseball, although some leagues and travel teams are using larger 2 3/4â barrels. High school and college players are restricted to a maximum barrel diameter of 2 5/8â.


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The size of a basketball varies slightly by the type of basketball.  The average size of a basketball used in the NBA is 29.5 to 29.875  inches in circumference.


T -ball Tees
T ball bats start at 24 inches long and may be as long as 28 inches. The majority of tball players should use A 25 or 26 bat. The weight of the bat starts as low as 13 oz and will be as heavy as 18 oz. The majority should use a bat that is 15 or 16 oz. The DROP is the differnece between the bat length and bat weight. Although there is no standard size the most common is a (-10). We recommend staring with the (-10) when choosing your bat.


Baseball Rules for Sizes of Baseballs
At a minimum, a baseball needs to be 9 inches in circumference. This means that the smallest allowable ball ill have a diameter of 2.86 inches and a radius of 1.43 inches. It makes the minimum surface area of a baseball 25.78 square inches and the minimum volume 12.32 cubic inches.


Sports Ball Size (Diameter) Comparison
Which sport has the smallest balls? Below is a list of ball sizes (the diameter of the ball is listed) for a wide range of sports. For comparison, we have only compared the sports that use round (spherical) balls. The smallest? A squash ball is just a little smaller than the golf ball. At the other end of the scale, the largest is the basketball.


Baseball Rules for Sizes of Baseballs
At most, a baseball can have a circumference of 9.25 inches. This is a small increase -- less than 3 percent -- over the minimum size, but it affects all the dimensions of the ball. It makes the maximum diameter 2.94 inches and the maximum radius 1.47 inches. The maximum allowable surface area for a baseball is 27.24 square inches and the maximum volume is 13.37 cubic inches.


Baseball Field Dimensions
Pitcherâs Mound. Regulation pitcher mound dimensions and location is described. â¢ First of all, a pitcherâs mound, which is a 24 -by-6 inch pitching rubber, lies at the center of every baseball diamond. This mound, which has a diameter of 18 feet, must be 10-and-a-half inches above the height of home plate. Home plate is 60 feet, 6 inches away.


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A baseball ball is approximately 3 inches in diameter and 9 centimeters.


Whats the distance between earth and Saturn in miles?
Confidence votes 58. According to NASA, Earth's distance from sun is 149,597,890 km. Saturn's distance is 1,426,725,400 km. Both have elliptical orbits and different inclinations, so those distances vary somewhat throughout their orbits.


Difference Between Earth and Saturn
Earth is the third planet from the Sun whereas Saturn is the sixth planet. When comparing the size, Saturn is much bigger than Earth. Saturn is second largest planet in the Solar system. Saturnâs equatorial diameter is 120,536 km, which is about 9.5 times bigger than that of Earth. Moreover, Saturnâs surface area is 83 times that of Earth. When comparing Earth and Saturn, the former is the densest planet of the two. One of the prominenet difference is that Earth has life in it.


How Long Does It Take to Get to Mars?
In 2003, Mars made its closest approach to Earth in almost 60,000 years. The Hubble Space Telescope took the opportunity to observe the red planet while it was only 34,647,420 miles (55,757,930 km) from Earth. Credit: NASA, J. Bell (Cornell U.) and M. Wolff (SSI).


Difference Between Earth and Saturn
Saturn is much bigger than Earth. Saturnâs equatorial diameter is 120,536 km, which is about 9.5 times bigger than that of Earth. 3. Saturnâs surface area is 83 times that of Earth. When comparing Earth and Saturn, the former is the densest planet of the two.


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According to NASA... Saturn's minimum distance from Earth = 1195.5 * 106 km which equals: 1,195,500,000 kilometers or 742,849,260 miles Saturn's maximum distance from Ea â¦ rth = 1658.5 * 106 km which equals: 1,658,500,000 kilometers or 1,030,544,120 miles. 15 people found this useful.


How long will it take humans to travel to Mars?
To determine how long it will take to reach Mars, we must first know the distance between the two planets. Mars is the fourth planet from the sun, and the second closest to Earth (Venus is the closest). But the distance between the two planets is constantly changing as they travel around the sun. In theory, the closest that Earth and Mars would approach each other would be when Mars is at its closest point to the sun (perihelion) and Earth is at its farthest (aphelion).


How long will it take humans to travel to Mars?
The two planets are farthest apart when they are both at their farthest from the sun, on opposite sides of the star. At this point, they can be 250 million miles (401 million km) apart. The average distance between the two planets is 140 million miles (225 million km).


Whats the distance between earth and Saturn in miles?
Using the average distances given by NASA, the distances from Earth to Saturn would be: Closest (conjunction) 1,277 million kilometers or 794 million miles Farthest (opposition) 1,576 million kilometers or 979 million miles.


How many amps does 40 flat screen LCD television use?
so figure about 1 5 hours for a 195 watt tv at 12 volts on a deep cycle for outputs from the wall i think it s 120 volts so 195 divided by 120 is 1 625 amps per hour you might think since there are less amps there is less power but amps isn t power watts is


Frequently Asked Questions
no you cannot connect an american 220 volt dryer or other 220 volt american products to a transformer voltage transformers are made to convert single phase 110 or 220 volt american 220 volt consists of 2 phase of 110 volt and european 220 volt consists of 1 phase of 220 volt


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if the label does not specify the wattage but you know the amperage a you can calculate it using the following formula amps a voltage v watts example 3 amps 220 volt 660 watts 3 amps 110 volt 330 watts yes as long as you don t exceed the wattage capacity of the voltage converter


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if the cigarette lighter in your car is rated at 10 amps you will only be able to use the inverter up to 120 watts 15 amps will allow you to use it up to 180 watts and a 20 amps up to 240 watts or up to 400 watts using the cables by connecting them directly to the battery


How many amps does 40 flat screen LCD television use?
wattage is equal to volts x amps in my case my 40 samsung lcd uses 195 watts and at 12 volts for a deep cycle battery that would be using about 16 25 amps per hour i was trying to figure out how long an 80 watt solar panel could power my tv with a fully charged 55 amphour battery it could probably stay on 3 hours


Frequently Asked Questions
this unit is usually used in countries where the voltage currency is not stable the voltage regulator will stabilize a voltage fluctuation between 75v 130v to 110v 4 % the voltage regulator will stabilize a voltage fluctuation between 180v 260v to 220v 4 %


How many amps does 40 flat screen LCD television use?
Approximately 1.625 Amps per hour if plugged into the wall. Wattage is equal to Volts x Amps. In my case, my 40 Samsung LCD uses 195 watts, and at 12 volts(for a deep cycle battery), that would be using about 16.25 amps per Hour. I was trying to figure out how long an 80 watt solar panel could power my tv.


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what kind of converter do i need for a tv or monitor to connect a television to a converter you must choose a converter more powerful that what is indicated at the rear of your tv set because it creates a surge when it is turned on we would recommend the vc750w for any tv or monitor


How many volts does a regular tv need?
im deciding to put power into my tree club house im going to try to do it with wind power solar was way to expensive im going to put a xbox 360 and tv in it ive already found how much the 360 takes but not the tv and its just an old school tv nothing like high def or lcd or flatscreen thx


How many volts does a regular tv need?
if not then you might to have to get a volt meter and try to measure it the main issue is not volts more important is power consumption w current draw by the tv those old crt tv power consumption is more than 250 w for an 14 inc and 360w for 29 34 inc you need current for about 10a for 14 inc crt tv wind power will not provide up to 5a you unable to use for crt tv even lcd tv


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The Federalists were the colonial leaders in the ConstitutionalConvention who wanted to ratify the U.S. Constitution and itsstrong central government. Those who opposed them, â¦ who feared theexcesses of a single federal government, were calledAntifederalists. Federalists was the name given to those who supported ratificationof the U.S. Constitution.


Federalists
Federalists felt strongly that the inability of the United States, operating under the Articles of Confederation, to implement protective tariffs had led to the uncontrolled flood of manufactured items that were depressing the new nation's economy.


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The Federalists were originally those forces in favor of the ratification of the Constitution (text) and were typified by: A desire to establish a strong central government (unlike that which existed under the Articles of Confederation) A corresponding desire for weaker state governments.


Federalists
The Federalists were originally those forces in favor of the ratification of the Constitution (text) and were typified by: 1  A desire to establish a strong central government (unlike that which existed under the Articles of Confederation) 2  A corresponding desire for weaker state governments.


What is a federal system of government?
What is a federalist system of government is? one that divides the powers of government between the national (federal) government and state and local governments. The Constitution of the United States established the fede â¦ ral system, also known as federalism.


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Author and scholar Niall Ferguson joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the rise and fall of historyâs networks. Be Cautious, But Take The Devin Nunes Memo Seriously


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What is a federalist form of government? A federalists form of government is a Big national government and give not a lot of power to the states. Federalists belief that well educated wealthy people should govern the â¦ states. The Federalists also think that the best market is in trade and manufacturing.


How to Tell the Difference Between a Short & Long Leaf Pine Tree
Needles. The needles of the southern pine trees can be used to distinguish tree varieties. Both shortleaf and longleaf pine trees produce needles that are held together in papery sheaths called fascicles. According to the Virginia Cooperative Extension, the fascicle is a good method for identifying species of pine tree.


How to Tell the Difference Between a Short & Long Leaf Pine Tree
The needles of the southern pine trees can be used to distinguish tree varieties. Both shortleaf and longleaf pine trees produce needles that are held together in papery sheaths called fascicles.


How to Tell the Difference Between a Short & Long Leaf Pine Tree
Although both the shortleaf and the longleaf pine trees produce cones, the cones of the two trees differ greatly in size. The shortleaf pine cone is 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 inches long with a light reddish-brown color. The longleaf pine cone is much larger, ranging from 6 to 10 inches long with a dull reddish-brown color.


Difference Between Loblolly & Shortleaf Pine Trees
Pine trees can be identified by their needles. The most widely cultivated timber trees in the southern United States -- the loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) and the shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata) -- adapt themselves to a wide range of growing conditions.


How to Tell the Difference Between a Short & Long Leaf Pine Tree
Growth. Although it is easiest to distinguish between shortleaf and longleaf pine trees using their needles and cones, growth patterns can also be used. According to the Virginia Cooperative Extension, shortleaf pine trees have crowns that become open and pyramidal in shape as the tree matures.


Pine, spruce or fir: Getting to know Michigan evergreen trees
Three of the most common conifers grown in Michigan are pine (Pinus spp.) , fir (Abies spp. ) and spruce (Picea spp. ) trees. They are all evergreen, pyramidal and have similar foliage color.


Difference between Oak and Pine
Pines are trees in the genus Pinus. There are a about 115 species of pine. Pines have four types of leaf: Seed leaves, Juvenile leaves, Scale leaves, and Needles. They have two distinct cones on the trees, male and female.


How long does it take for a flea egg to hatch?
Best Answer: How quickly flea eggs hatch depends on humidity. It can take anywhere between 2 days and 2 weeks. Frontline is a good quality effective flea treatment, available from your vets.Generally, shop bought flea treatments are next to useless and should be avoided.t can take anywhere between 2 days and 2 weeks. Frontline is a good quality effective flea treatment, available from your vets. Generally, shop bought flea treatments are next to useless and should be avoided.


Flea and Tick: FAQs About Fleas
6 weeks. In 3 weeks, one flea can pass through its entire life cycle and can lay 1000 eggs. In another 3 weeks, those eggs can hatch and lay 1,000 eggs each, so within 6 weeks, it is possible to have a million new fleas.f the temperature is 95Â°F and there is 70% humidity, half of all flea eggs hatch within 36 hours. If it is only 55Â°F, half of all flea eggs will hatch within 6 days.


How Fleas Work
Fleas reproduce much like butterflies do. Females lay eggs, which hatch into worm-like larvae. The larvae spin cocoons and become pupae. An adult flea emerges from the cocoon. In a population of fleas, about half are eggs, and about five percent are adults.Female fleas can lay eggs only if they've had a meal.emales lay eggs, which hatch into worm-like larvae. The larvae spin cocoons and become pupae. An adult flea emerges from the cocoon. In a population of fleas, about half are eggs, and about five percent are adults. Female fleas can lay eggs only if they've had a meal.


How long does it take for a flea egg to hatch?
Flea eggs can lay dormant for up to two years. Just ask your vet or someone at the pet store, online store, etc. about your flea problem and they will be happy to assist you. I already answered this on your earlier post.t can take anywhere between 2 days and 2 weeks. Frontline is a good quality effective flea treatment, available from your vets. Generally, shop bought flea treatments are next to useless and should be avoided.


How Fleas Work
In order to develop, flea eggs need a warm, moist environment: a temperature of about 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 degrees Celsius) and 70 to 85 percent humidity. In these conditions, the eggs hatch in about 12 days.emales lay eggs, which hatch into worm-like larvae. The larvae spin cocoons and become pupae. An adult flea emerges from the cocoon. In a population of fleas, about half are eggs, and about five percent are adults. Female fleas can lay eggs only if they've had a meal.


The Flea Lifecycle - A Simplified Description.
After about 2 days (range 2-21 days), depending on environmental conditions, the flea egg hatches torelease a first stage flea larva. This flea larva lives in the host's environment(it is part of the environmental stage of the fleas life cycle), where it feeds on fleadroppings (flea dirt) and dander.fter about 2 days (range 2-21 days), depending on environmental conditions, the flea egg hatches torelease a first stage flea larva. This flea larva lives in the host's environment(it is part of the environmental stage of the fleas life cycle), where it feeds on fleadroppings (flea dirt) and dander.


Cat Fleas
Cat flea eggs are oval-shaped and only about 1/50 inch in diameter. Larvae that hatch from the flea eggs are about 1/20 to 1/5 inch long and look like a very small grub.The pupal stage has a silken cocoon that is prepared by the larvae and looks like it has a sticky outer surface of dirt and debris attached to the pupal covering.at flea eggs are oval-shaped and only about 1/50 inch in diameter. Larvae that hatch from the flea eggs are about 1/20 to 1/5 inch long and look like a very small grub.


Understanding the Flea Life Cycle
In appearance, flea larvae can be up to Â¼-inch long and are white (almost see-through) and legless. Larvae make up about 35 percent of the flea population in the average household. If conditions are favorable, the larvae will spin cocoons in about 5-20 days of hatching from their eggs.This leads to the next life stage, called the cocoon or pupae stage.The pupae stage of the flea life cycle accounts for about 10 percent of the flea population in a home.f conditions are favorable, the larvae will spin cocoons in about 5-20 days of hatching from their eggs. This leads to the next life stage, called the cocoon or pupae stage. The pupae stage of the flea life cycle accounts for about 10 percent of the flea population in a home.


How long does it take for flea eggs to hatch?
It can take as little as a couple days or as long as a couple weeks for flea eggs to hatch.Upon reaching adulthood, fleas may live a few more weeks, or up to a year or longer depending on numerous external factors.t can take as little as a couple days or as long as a couple weeks for flea eggs to hatch.


Flea and Tick: FAQs About Fleas
The female lays eggs 24-36 hours after her first blood meal. Fleas lay up to 50 eggs a day, which is equal to their body weight. They can lay this many eggs because they suck up 15 times their body weight in blood daily. This blood lust can continue for 3 months.f the temperature is 95Â°F and there is 70% humidity, half of all flea eggs hatch within 36 hours. If it is only 55Â°F, half of all flea eggs will hatch within 6 days.


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Step-By-Step Instructions. 1  Navigate to Steam Help (help.steampowered.com) and log in with your Steam account. 2  After you have logged in, click on A Purchase. 3  Find the purchase you would like to refund and click on it. If your purchase is not listed, it falls too far outside of our refund window and is ineligible for a refund.


How To Request A Refund
Navigate to Steam Help (help.steampowered.com) and log in with your Steam account. After you have logged in, click on A Purchase. Find the purchase you would like to refund and click on it. If your purchase is not listed, it falls too far outside of our refund window and is ineligible for a refund.


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I went ahead and bought a game, the original Fallout, for $5 on Steam. I used my PayPal account. Immediately after purchasing it, I went through the process to get my $5 back. It was incredibly simple â although my refund is pending approval.


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Actually the week they mention in the FAQ is the time till the money gets back to your steam wallet/credit card AFTER they approved the refund. There is no time frame for how long it can take till it gets approved. Last edited by Ogami; Jun 5, 2015 @ 5:01am.


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The process for getting a refund on Steam takes about 60 seconds â just watch. Above: Putting in a refund request is simple. Valve has introduced something new: a way to request a refund for any game you buy as long as itâs less than two weeks old and youâve played it for less than two hours.


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Hereâs how to get a refund on Steam: 1  Find the game in your library. 2  On the right hand side of the Steam client, find and click the link that says âSupport.â. 3  It will take you to this screen:


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The number of migrants to have arrived in Italy by boat this year passed 50,000 at the weekend as over 5,800 people were rescued in the Mediterranean. A total of 3,480 people were rescued on Saturday from 15 separate boats that set off from Libya, and more rescues were ongoing on Sunday.


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Within five years, between 30 and 50 percent of this generation of immigrants would return home to Italy, where they were known as ritornati. Those who stayed usually remained in close contact with their family in the old country, and worked hard in order to have money to send back home.


Nearly 3,000 migrants arrive on Italian coast in 24 hours
Italian boats have rescued nearly 3,000 migrants trying to reach Europe in the past 24 hours-as Italy's government said almost as many migrants had arrived so far this year as in the whole of 2013.


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There were a significant number of single men among these immigrants, and many came only to stay a short time. Within five years, between 30 and 50 percent of this generation of immigrants would return home to Italy, where they were known as ritornati.


Immigration to Italy
Immigration to Italy occurs from a variety of countries. As of 1 January 2015, there were 5,014,437 foreign nationals resident in Italy. This amounted to 8.2% of the country's population and represented an increase of 92,352 over the previous year.


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In 1896, a government commission on Italian immigration estimated that Italian immigrants sent or took home between $4 million and $30 million each year, and that âthe marked increase in the wealth of certain sections of Italy can be traced directly to the money earned in the United States.â.


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For most of this generation of Italian immigrants, their first steps on U.S. soil were taken in a place that has now become a legendâEllis Island.


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Most of this generation of Italian immigrants took their first steps on U.S. soil in a place that has now become a legendâEllis Island. In the 1880s, they numbered 300,000; in the 1890s, 600,000; in the decade after that, more than two million.


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How to Start an Alpaca Farm There are several important steps you need to take before you canâ¦. Facts about Alpacas There are essential and interesting facts that you should know about alpacasâ¦. History of Alpacas The Alpacas belong to the Camelid species of mammals. The study ofâ¦.


Starting an Alpaca Farm
The very first thing to do when planning to start an alpaca farm is to educate yourself by reading and doing a lot of research. Knowing everything and anything about the alpaca and how to successfully manage and run an alpaca farm is key to what could be a very rewarding and fulfilling business.


What are the economics of alpaca farming?
They also eat a lot of food and, sometimes, cost a lot of money in vet bills. Alpacas can be emotionally difficult to farm, because there are a lot of things that can go wrong. Even when the goal is to never allow the same thing to happen twice, there are still going to be a lot of tragedies.


What are the economics of alpaca farming?
Besides wool, the main valuable produce you get from them is more alpacas. Consider the fact that, if you paid $10k for a very nice female with good lineage, then bred her to another very high quality stud, if she has a female baby, you can sell that baby for $10k.


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The crop of fiber if harvested and sold at various levels of process can cover business expenses and provide some income. Other sources of income from alpacas is found in raising, breeding and selling the alpacas from your farm or at auction. Raising your own crop of animals to sell. Owning high quality stud males for stud services can be an additional source. A farm store or a retail shop to sell your fiber and products, farm tours to educate and entertain, shearing alpacas for other farms, maybe open a fiber mill and the list goes on.


What are the economics of alpaca farming?
If you only have a few (read, less than 50) alpacas, you probably won't have enough wool to interest commercial producers. This would mean you have to resort to selling to fiber artists. There are, occasionally, fairs and markets geared specifically towards this kind of thing.


About Alpacas
Female alpacas usually begin breeding at between 15 months and 18 months of age, while most males can successfully impregnate (or settle) a female at about three years. The females produce one baby per year (twins are uncommon) during a reproductive life about 10-16 years based on our breeding experience.


Starting an Alpaca Farm
One of the most important things to consider when starting an alpaca farm is your shelter. Alpacas are sensitive animals that need protection from elements such as the hot sun and cold weather. Location is also one thing to consider when putting up your barns.


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Like any farm business there are usually animals to sell at auction or a crop to harvest at the end of the growing season. Alpacas produce a crop of fiber harvested usually in the spring. Depending on your personal goals the fiber can be sold raw, cleaned and processed into roving, yarn or materials.


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Other new breeders may elect to start with several young animals or a breeding pair. There is an approach suitable for your level of interest and financial position. Alpacas are much like diamonds. The market pays a premium for the finest examples of the breed, and a beauty is also in the eye of the beholder. Another benefit of owning alpacas relates to the concept of compounding. Savings accounts earn interest, which if left in the account, adds to the principal.


Marijuana Side Effects on Unborn Babies
In case you are thinking about the marijuana side effects on unborn babies you should know that there is a great debate whether the plant is dangerous or not. Some scientists have shown that it causes neurological damages to the baby, while others have proven that it has benefic effects.


Effects of Marijuana on Fetus
What are the Effects of Marijuana on a Fetus? Marijuana has many effects on the developing fetus. First, carbon monoxide in the motherâs blood travels across the placenta, lowering the amount of oxygen in the babyâs blood. This results in low birth weight. Marijuana can also damage the developing fetusâ brain, lungs and kidneys.


Using Illegal Drugs During Pregnancy
Studies of marijuana in pregnancy are inconclusive, because many women who smoke marijuana also use tobacco and alcohol. Smoking marijuana increases the levels of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide in the blood, which reduces the oxygen supply to the baby. Smoking marijuana during pregnancy can increase the chance of miscarriage, low birth weight, premature births, developmental delays, and behavioral and learning problems.


Marijuana Side Effects on Unborn Babies
Information about the side effects of marijuana on unborn babies. The truth is that it is difficult to make studies in this field because the women who agree to take part in them usually smoke and drink too. The advocates of marijuana say that it is good for pregnancy and that it can also help with morning sickness.


Marijuana Side Effects on Unborn Babies
The marijuana side effects on unborn babies also include causing problems like the lack of ability to focus, solve problems and pay attention as the babies grow. According to one of the studies, marijuana can cause neurological side effects and neurological defects, including symptoms of withdrawal.


Using Illegal Drugs During Pregnancy
Consumption of illegal drugs is not safe for the unborn baby or for the mother. Studies have shown that consumption of illegal drugs during pregnancy can result in miscarriage, low birth weight, premature labor, placental abruption, fetal death, and even maternal death. The following information can help you understand these drugs and their effects: Common slang names: pot, weed, grass and reefer.


The Truth about Marijuana and Pregnancy
Marijuana does have a role in treating some conditions, especially alleviating the side effects of chemotherapy. However, few if any states that have legislated the availability of medical marijuana have included guidelines for prescribing marijuana to pregnant women.


The Truth about Marijuana and Pregnancy
I recently received this email from one of my readers: I am about to be a father and have been told that you have done research on the effects of marijuana use during pregnancy on a child. I would like to know where I can find and read whatever has been published about these studies.


The Truth about Marijuana and Pregnancy
In studies that we have conducted in states that have medical marijuana laws, we find that the rates of marijuana use in pregnancy are some of the highest in the nation. As I noted earlier, this can have a profound effect on the children's long term outcome.


Marijuana Side Effects on Unborn Babies
Another one of the marijuana side effects on unborn babies is that it increases the carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide levels of the blood. These get to the baby through the placenta and they decrease the oxygen level of the baby. As a result the little one could be born with low birth weight.


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1 On average, a Siberian Husky can cost anywhere from $450 to as much as $1,500. 2  Purebred Huskies that have the appropriate paperwork will often cost more than those that do not have any sort of paperwork. 3  A purebred Husky is usually going to be well beyond the $700 price tag.


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1 The website HuskyColors.com claims that a Husky can cost $400 to $800 in a pet store. 2  $300 or so should be able to get you a dog from what is known as a âbackyard breeder.â. 3  Various classified ads on the website TerrificPets.com show pets available for $500 to as much as $1,500.


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A good quality Siberian husky puppy with cost way more than 100 bucks. Low end around 500.00 to more than 1000 depending on the quality and reputation of the breeder and bloodlines. Our huskies cost 600.00 so we are in a happy medium for price.


How Much Does a Siberian Husky Cost?
1 The website HuskyColors.com claims that a Husky can cost $400 to $800 in a pet store. 2  $300 or so should be able to get you a dog from what is known as a âbackyard breeder.â.


How Much Does a Siberian Husky Cost?
1 On average, a Siberian Husky can cost anywhere from $450 to as much as $1,500. 2  Purebred Huskies that have the appropriate paperwork will often cost more than those that do not have any sort of paperwork.


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There are many variables in feeding a Siberian Husky. The cost would depend on the quality of food you are feeding the puppy. The better the food the healthier dog your puppy â¦ will grow up to be. For a decent puppy food a rough amount would be $55.00 for a 40lb. bag of food.


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A good quality Siberian husky puppy with cost way more than 100 bucks. Low end around 500.00 to more than 1000 depending on the quality and reputation of the breeder and bloodlines.


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1 Purebred Huskies that have the appropriate paperwork will often cost more than those that do not have any sort of paperwork. 2  A purebred Husky is usually going to be well beyond the $700 price tag. 3  Older dogs that are over the age of two can often be found at various shelters and rescues.


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The purchase price of a well bred Siberian spread over one year of the dog's life is only about $30/month, $1/day and that is if we only pro-rate it for the FIRST year of the new family-member's life. Siberians usually live in excess of 10 years.


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The purchase price of a well bred Siberian spread over one year of the dog's life is only about $30/month, $1/day and that is if we only pro-rate it for the FIRST year of the new family-member's life.


Hypoglycemia Symptoms in Toddlers
Dizziness or Headache. If your toddler does not have sufficient levels of sugar within her blood, she can experience symptoms of dizziness or headache. You may notice that she appears unstable when she stands up or attempts to walk around. She may pull her hair or touch her head frequently if she has a headache.


Hypoglycemia Symptoms in Toddlers
Hypoglycemia--also called low blood sugar--can cause specific symptoms to arise in your toddler, which you should discuss with your pediatrician if they occur.


Hypoglycemia: When Your Blood Sugar Gets Too Low
Diabetes Drugs Linked to Hypoglycemia. Ask your doctor if any of your medicines can cause low blood sugar. Insulin treatment can cause low blood sugar, and so can a type of diabetes medications called sulfonylureas.. Commonly used sulfonylureas include: 1  Glimepiride (Amaryl). 2  Glipizide (Glucotrol). 3  Glibenclamide (Glyburide, Micronase). 4  Gliclazide.


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Hypoglycemia symptoms can develop if your toddler has low blood sugar levels. Photo Credit toddler girl image by Trevor Goodwin from Fotolia.com. Healthy blood sugar levels range from 70 to 150 mg/dL and ensure that your toddler's cells receive enough energy to perform their vital tasks.


Hypoglycemia Symptoms in Toddlers
Shakiness. Low blood sugar levels can cause your toddler to begin to involuntarily shake or tremble. Your toddler may have difficulty holding his bottle or cup or may begin to drop items frequently.


Hypoglycemia in Children
Hypoglycemia occurs when the blood sugar is too low to fuel the brain and the body. Glucose is the main source of fuel for the body. The normal range of blood sugar, depending on the timing and nutritional content of the last meal consumed, is approximately 70 to 140 mg/dl (milligrams of glucose per deciliter of blood).


Hypoglycemia in Children
When a child with diabetes has symptoms of hypoglycemia, the cause is usually an insulin reaction. For those who have symptoms of hypoglycemia and do not have diabetes, the underlying disorder is diagnosed by: Measuring blood sugar and multiple hormone levels while the child is experiencing the symptoms. Observing that the symptoms are relieved when the child eats food or sugar.


Best Way To Cook Pollock?
Answer. You can cook it both ways. My preferred way is frying it. Most Pollock fillets are on the thin side so they don't take long to cook. One way that I fry them is just coating them in a seasoned cornmeal and frying 350 degree oil for about 3 or 4 minutes, depending on the thickness.Use the 10 minute per inch of thickness for baking.ost Pollock fillets are on the thin side so they don't take long to cook. One way that I fry them is just coating them in a seasoned cornmeal and frying 350 degree oil for about 3 or 4 minutes, depending on the thickness.


How to Cook Pollock Fillets Healthfully
Poach. For an easy, one-skillet dish, poach pollock fillets in a flavorful sauce for drizzling. This method uses a skillet with enough low-sodium chicken, vegetable or fish stock to submerge the fillets about halfway. Fresh herbs and citrus juice season the stock without adding calories or sodium.ollock is a white-meat fish with a strong, fishy flavor and scent. It is an inexpensive, versatile alternative to other white-meat fish such as tilapia, cod and haddock. A 3-ounce fillet, which is one serving, has 78 calories, 17 grams of protein and less than 1 gram of fat.


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To crisp pollock fillets for a texture reminiscent of grilled fish, use the broiler; grill grates can cause the delicate meat of pollock to fall apart. A thin layer of olive oil on the baking pan prevents the fillets from sticking.ollock is a white-meat fish with a strong, fishy flavor and scent. It is an inexpensive, versatile alternative to other white-meat fish such as tilapia, cod and haddock. A 3-ounce fillet, which is one serving, has 78 calories, 17 grams of protein and less than 1 gram of fat.


How to Cook Pollock Fillets Healthfully
Broil. To crisp pollock fillets for a texture reminiscent of grilled fish, use the broiler; grill grates can cause the delicate meat of pollock to fall apart. A thin layer of olive oil on the baking pan prevents the fillets from sticking. Olive oil has 40 calories and 5 grams of fat per teaspoon, so use it sparingly.ollock is a white-meat fish with a strong, fishy flavor and scent. It is an inexpensive, versatile alternative to other white-meat fish such as tilapia, cod and haddock. A 3-ounce fillet, which is one serving, has 78 calories, 17 grams of protein and less than 1 gram of fat.


How to Cook Pollock Fillets Healthfully
Pollock is a white-meat fish with a strong, fishy flavor and scent. It is an inexpensive, versatile alternative to other white-meat fish such as tilapia, cod and haddock. A 3-ounce fillet, which is one serving, has 78 calories, 17 grams of protein and less than 1 gram of fat.ollock is a white-meat fish with a strong, fishy flavor and scent. It is an inexpensive, versatile alternative to other white-meat fish such as tilapia, cod and haddock. A 3-ounce fillet, which is one serving, has 78 calories, 17 grams of protein and less than 1 gram of fat.


How to cook Pollock fillets......?
Best Answer: Wet the fillets with water.Drain. Per fillet: 1/2 tsp. salt, 3/4 tsp black pepper on each side. So 1 tsp salt and 1.5 tsp black pepper total per fillet.Or just use lemon pepper and the salt-Be sure your lemon pepper contains no salt, if it does omit the addtional salt I told about above.est Answer: Wet the fillets with water.Drain. Per fillet: 1/2 tsp. salt, 3/4 tsp black pepper on each side. So 1 tsp salt and 1.5 tsp black pepper total per fillet.


How do I cook pollock and is there a nice way to prepare it?
Best Answer: Grilled Parmesan Pollock * 100g Parmesan cheese * 50g butter, softened * 3 tablespoons mayonnaise * 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice * 1/4 teaspoon dried basil * 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper * 1/4 teaspoon salt * 1kg pollock fillets 1. Preheat your oven's grill.ut the Pollock fillet in pan with 2 or 3 tablespoons water. Bake uncovered in preheated 450Â°F oven for 10 minutes (for 1 inch thick Pollock fillet), then broil (after dotting with butter and sprinkling with cracker crumbs) for 2 minutes until golden brown.


Fantastic Lemon Butter Fillet
1 Arrange cod fillets in a single layer on a medium baking sheet. 2  Cover with 1/2 the butter mixture, and sprinkle with lemon pepper. 3  Cover with foil. 4  Bake 15 to 20 minutes in the preheated oven, until fish is easily flaked with a fork. Mix in lemon juice, salt, pepper, parsley flakes, and garlic. 2  Bring to a boil. 3  Cook and stir about 10 minutes, until thickened. 4  Arrange cod fillets in a single layer on a medium baking sheet. 5  Cover with 1/2 the butter mixture, and sprinkle with lemon pepper. 6  Cover with foil.


Garlic Butter Baked Pollock Fillets Recipe
2 cloves garlic, minced. 1/4 c. butter, melted. 1/2 tsp. dried parsley. 1 tsp. lime juice. salt and pepper. Directions: Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Lay Pollock fillets in a glass baking dish in a single layer. Combine the garlic, melted butter, parsley, lime juice, salt and pepper.Pour over Pollock fillets.Bake for 25-30 minutes or until fish flakes with a fork./4 c. butter, melted. 1/2 tsp. dried parsley. 1 tsp. lime juice. salt and pepper. Directions: Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Lay Pollock fillets in a glass baking dish in a single layer. Combine the garlic, melted butter, parsley, lime juice, salt and pepper. Pour over Pollock fillets.


How to Cook Pollock Fish
Saute. Mix 1 cup flour with 2 tbsp. seasoning salt, garlic powder and black pepper. Rinse 1 to 1 1/2 lbs. pollock under cool water. Coat each piece of fish with the seasoned flour and set aside on a plate. Place 2 tbsp. butter and 2 tbsp. oil in a skillet.Turn the heat to medium. Push the butter around the skillet until it melts and blends with the oil. Add a couple of pollock fillets to the hot skillet and adjust the heat to high.lace it on the stove top and turn the heat to medium. Mix 1/2 cup cornmeal with 1/2 cup flour, 1 tbsp. cayenne pepper and 2 tbsp. salt in a bowl. Rinse the pollock with water. Coat the pollock with the seasoned cornmeal mixture. Place the coated fish, one at a time, into the oil when it reaches 375 degrees Fahrenheit.


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+1-800-436-0509 for HP Printer Help with HP printer support Helpline, we offer a toll-free number that is available 24*7 with round the clock customer support service for HP Printer and other HP devices.


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HP printer support helpline is an independent service provider for HP printer technical problems and give the best HP printer technical support to fix different types of issues come with the HP printers via our HP printer Support phone number.


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HP Printer Support. HP Printer Customer Services Number. Printer is a very useful device. With printer any one can get printed whatever they wish to get. It is sometimes very difficult to access the necessary information on net again and again for such cases you wish to store the information in a print format.


HP Printer Customer Services Number
HP Printer Support. Toll Free:0800 098 8771. HP Printer Customer Services Number. Printer is a very useful device. With printer any one can get printed whatever they wish to get. It is sometimes very difficult to access the necessary information on net again and again for such cases you wish to store the information in a print format.


Glossary of Terms Index Page
ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) A chronic, progressive disease marked by gradual degeneration of the nerve cells in the central nervous system that control voluntary muscle movement. The disorder causes muscle weakness and atrophy; symptoms commonly appear in middle to late adulthood, with death in two to five years.


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10 Facts about Pain and ALS. #1 While some patients do report feeling. physical pain, joint discomfort or cramp-. ing with ALS, pain is not a common fea-. ture of ALS.1. â¢ Joint pain is not a common symptom. of ALS, but it does occur in some peo-. ple who have ALS.2. â¢ Joint pain and stiffness can occur. because of lack of movement and use. of one's limbs. For many, joint pain can. be alleviated by moving around and not.


Possible ALS/MND? Extremely Worried..
Arm and leg weakness- cant lift heavy objects, arms feel heavy and weak all the time, Im a naturally strong person (albeit naturally slim) but lately I feel as though my strength has been drained from me. Climbing stairs is a real task, It does'nt hurt, just the heaviness/rubbery weakness. Also ankle and knee weakness and shaking. Fasciculations (twitching)- particularly in left leg, but also present in other limbs and tongue. (these only started a few days ago actually but are getting more frequent).


Glossary of Terms Index Page
The cause is unknown, and there is no known cure. Also called Lou Gehrig's Disease, or Motor Neuron Disease. Literally, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis means without muscle nourishment, side (of spinal cord) hardening.


Possible ALS/MND? Extremely Worried..
Possible ALS/MND? Extremely Worried.. Hi, I'm a 27 year old male and have been experiencing what I am convinced are symptoms caused by ALS. I am not so naive to expect a diagnosis but I am so worked up, just some replies from people with any experience wether professional or patient would be appreciated.


Peripheral Neuropathy Education & Treatment
Acquired peripheral neuropathies are caused by systemic disease, trauma from external agents, or infections or autoimmune disorders affecting nerve tissue. If the specific cause for the neuropathy can be identified then there may be treatment to reverse the symptoms. Inherited forms of peripheral neuropathy are caused by inborn mistakes in the genetic code or by new genetic mutations and at present have no known therapies.


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ALS does not affect a person's ability to see, smell, taste, hear, or recognize touch. Patients usually maintain control of eye muscles and bladder and bowel functions, although in the late stages of the disease most patients will need help getting to and from the bathroom.


Peripheral Neuropathy Education & Treatment
Peripheral neuropathy may be either inherited or acquired. There are numerous causes for peripheral neuropathy including: (trauma) to a nerve, exposure to toxins, autoimmune diseases, nutritional deficiencies (such as Vitamin B12 deficiency), alcoholism, and metabolic disorders (such as diabetes).


Opiate Abuse & Addiction Effects, Signs & Symptoms
While opiate painkillers do vary in how powerful the narcotic element of the prescription medication, opiates are sedating painkillers that depress the central nervous system, slow down body functioning, and reduce physical and psychological pain.


Opiate Withdrawal Stomach Gas
Opiate Gastrointestinal Effects â¢ Waismann Method. Waismann Method > Opiates > Opiate Gastrointestinal Effects. Opiate It is characterized by sour stomach, a bloated or full feeling, belching, gas or burning pain. Dyspepsia is also known as indigestion.


Opiate Abuse & Addiction Effects, Signs & Symptoms
The effects of opiate withdrawal can be very unpleasant for the addict. Symptoms and effects will vary depending upon the length of the addiction, the amount of drug used, and the frequency the narcotic was abused. Withdrawal from narcotics should always be done under the close supervision of medical personnel.