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Bill Gates The richest man in the world When talking about the richest people worldwide, Bill Gates is definitely on top of the list. Who does not know Microsoft and all its products, produced to enable a perfect use of your computer. Bill Henry Gates was born on October 28th 1955. He was the 2nd of 3 children.


I had a 'saviour sibling' to cure my desperately ill son - but now I've found out my newborn daughter can't save his life
Britain's first saviour sibling was born in June 2003 to a couple who were desperate to cure their young son of a rare form of anaemia. Jamie Whitaker was genetically matched as an IVF embryo to his brother Charlie, who was four years old at the time. didn't know that I would be able to cope with another ill child, and the first 12 weeks of the pregnancy, until tests showed that she didn't have it, were the worst of my life.


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In this article. Nightmares occur from time to time in many children, but they are most common in preschoolers (children aged 3-6 years) because this is the age at which normal fears develop and a childâs imagination is very active. Some studies estimate that as many as 50% of children in this age group have nightmares.bout 7% of children who have nightmares have a family history of nightmares (their brother or sister or parents had nightmares). Nightmares are more common in some children, including those with mental retardation, depression, and certain diseases that affect the brain. Nightmares may also be associated with fevers.


Nightmares
Nightmares occur from time to time in many children, but they are most common in preschoolers (children aged 3-6 years) because this is the age at which normal fears develop and a childâs imagination is very active.Some studies estimate that as many as 50% of children in this age group have nightmares.bout 7% of children who have nightmares have a family history of nightmares (their brother or sister or parents had nightmares). Nightmares are more common in some children, including those with mental retardation, depression, and certain diseases that affect the brain. Nightmares may also be associated with fevers.


Is Your Preteen Ready to Stay Home Alone or to Watch Younger Siblings?
Your concerns are warranted, but there are also some real benefits to leaving preteens home alone, or letting them babysit for younger siblings. First, you're fostering a sense of responsibility. And second, you might actually be able to get out for a quiet, kid-free meal with your spouse.o the decision is left up to the parents' judgment. It's pretty obvious to most parents that a 5-year-old is too young to be left alone in the house. But what about an 11- or 12-year-old?


Is Your Preteen Ready to Stay Home Alone or to Watch Younger Siblings?
Here are a few factors to consider before turning over the house -- and your other kids -- to your preteen. Most states don't have laws stipulating how old a child needs to be to stay home alone.So the decision is left up to the parents' judgment. It's pretty obvious to most parents that a 5-year-old is too young to be left alone in the house.But what about an 11- or 12-year-old?o the decision is left up to the parents' judgment. It's pretty obvious to most parents that a 5-year-old is too young to be left alone in the house. But what about an 11- or 12-year-old?


Is Your Preteen Ready to Stay Home Alone or to Watch Younger Siblings?
Maturity Check. Most states don't have laws stipulating how old a child needs to be to stay home alone. So the decision is left up to the parents' judgment. It's pretty obvious to most parents that a 5-year-old is too young to be left alone in the house.But what about an 11- or 12-year-old?o the decision is left up to the parents' judgment. It's pretty obvious to most parents that a 5-year-old is too young to be left alone in the house. But what about an 11- or 12-year-old?


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Surrogacy is when another woman carries and gives birth to a baby for the couple who want to have a child.The HFEA does not regulate surrogacy. We recommend that you should seek legal advice before proceeding with this option.aying surrogate expenses-You are not allowed to pay for a surrogate in the UK â commercial surrogacy is illegal. However, the intended parents are responsible for the reasonable expenses of the surrogate (for example, clothes, travel expenses and loss of earnings).


Treatment of Children with Mental Illness
Children can receive CBT with or without their parents, as well as in a group setting. CBT can be adapted to fit the needs of each child. It is especially useful when treating anxiety disorders. 3. Additionally, therapies for ADHD are numerous and include behavioral parent training and behavioral classroom management.ery young children often cannot express their thoughts and feelings, so making a diagnosis can be challenging. The signs of a mental illness in a young child may be quite different from those in an older child or adult. As parents and caregivers know, children are constantly changing and growing.


New sibling: Preparing your older child
1 Older children might feel jealous of how much attention a new baby gets. 2  Talk to your older child about your newborn's needs. 3  Point out the advantages of being older, such as going to bed later. 4  You might display your older child's artwork in the baby's room or ask your older child to help take care of the baby.onsider ways to help your child adjust. For example: 1  Children younger than age 2. 2  Young children likely won't understand yet what it means to have a new sibling. 3  Talk to your child about the new addition to your family.


Sore Throat
1 Peak age: 5 to 15 years old. 2  Not common under 2 years old unless sibling has Strep. 3  Diagnosis should be confirmed by a Strep test before starting treatment. 4  There is no risk to your child to delay treatment until a Strep test can be done. Not common under 2 years old unless sibling has Strep. 2  Diagnosis should be confirmed by a Strep test before starting treatment. 3  There is no risk to your child to delay treatment until a Strep test can be done. 4  Standard treatment is with antibiotics by mouth.


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Comcast, a global media and technology company, today unveiled the next generation of its cloud-enabled X1 Platform from Xfinity to further transform the TV into an interactive and integrated entertainment experience. This new platform release, known as X2, will be available to customers later this year.


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Comcast, a global media and technology company, today unveiled the next generation of its cloud-enabled X1 Platform from Xfinity to further transform the TV into an interactive and integrated entertainment experience.


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X1 is Comcast's next generation platform that is HTML5 based. It has nothing to do with any of the previous legacy guides such as the blue and white i-Guide or SARA. You can see the new user interface and features here: http://xfinity.comcast.net/x1/.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. and PHILADELPHIA, PA. Comcast, a global media and technology company, today unveiled the next generation of its cloud-enabled X1 Platform from Xfinity to further transform the TV into an interactive and integrated entertainment experience.


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X1 is Comcast's next generation platform that is HTML5 based. It has nothing to do with any of the previous legacy guides such as the blue and white i-Guide or SARA. You can see the new user interface and features here: http://xfinity.comcast.net/x1/. General X1 Help and Support links.


Comcast demos next-gen X2 TV platform
Hereâs Comcast Chairman and CEO Brian Roberts revealing âthe future of TVâ . Comcastâs news release says X2 will be available to customers âlater this yearâ . The new experience will include voice control, integration with third-party apps, social TV features and more.


Comcast demos next-gen X2 TV platform
Comcastâs news release says X2 will be available to customers âlater this yearâ . The new experience will include voice control, integration with third-party apps, social TV features and more.


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The X1 Platform is currently available in 12 markets, and today has completed its launch throughout the Washington, D.C. metro area. About Comcast Corporation: Comcast Corporation (Nasdaq: CMCSA, CMCSK) is a global media and technology company with two primary businesses, Comcast Cable and NBCUniversal.


Comcast Launches X2 Set Top Platform to Selected Customers As Nationwide Rollout Begins
Phillip Dampier January 7, 2014 Comcast/Xfinity, Consumer News, Online Video, Video No Comments. Just months after starting to rollout a new generation of Comcastâs X1 âentertainment operating systemâ set-top boxes, the cable company is preparing to upgrade the cable television experience with X2.


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In Donkey Kong 64, there will be 5 characters that you can play with. You start out with Donkey Kong and have to earn each of the following characters as you progress. Each of the characters have their own advantages and disadvantages over the others, so you will have to use them all to finish the game.


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Characters. In Donkey Kong 64, there will be 5 characters that you can play with. You start out with Donkey Kong and have to earn each of the following characters as you progress.


Overview
DK Isles â The over world of the game. It is composed of the main island (in the shape of Donkey Kong's head) and several smaller isles surrounding it. Jungle Japes â The first world of the game-a classic Donkey Kong jungle with some caves to be explored and vast areas of trees and green grass.


Donkey Kong 64
Cross isles with the Kong family as they face K. Rool in the ultimate showdown. With his mechanical isle stuck off the shores of DK Island, K. Rool kidnaps the Kong family to distract Donkey Kongâ¢. It's up to our furry hero to rescue his friends, reclaim his Golden Bananas, and save his homeland from certain doom.


"Opinion: Why ""Donkey Kong 64"" Was Actually The Worst Nintendo Game of the '90s"
Thus Donkey Kong 64 was created, for better or worse (definitely worse, for the record). If you were a Nintendo fan in the '90s, you probably played Donkey Kong 64. If you were a kid, you probably liked it. You may even still have fond memories of it.


Donkey Kong 64
The game requires the use of the Expansion Pak in order to function, and was the first Nintendo 64 game to do so. The game features a single player (adventure) mode and a multi-player (Kong Battle) mode.


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Each of the characters have their own advantages and disadvantages over the others, so you will have to use them all to finish the game. In fact, many levels have alternate routes that you will follow depending on which character you are using, adding a lot more replay value.


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Hande's Blog
How to beat Donkey Kong 64 in 5 easy steps! The steps are: 1  Visit every place of business at the start of a level. 2  Collect enough bananas to get to the boss fight. 3  Collect enough golden bananas to get in to the next level. 4  Collect at least half of all the blueprints. 5  Collect both the N64 and Rareware coins.


Donkey Kong 64
Donkey Kong 64 (Originally known as Donkey Kong Country 64, Donkey Kong Universe, and Donkey Kong World) is a Nintendo 64 video game developed by Rare.


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And in the hush that had fallen suddenly upon the whole sorrowful land, the immense wilderness, the colossal body of the fecund and mys-terious life seemed to look at her, pensive, as though it had been looking at the image of its own tenebrous and passionate soul.


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Adj. 1. fecund-capable of producing offspring or vegetation. fertile-capable of reproducing. prolific, fertile.


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fecund adjective. âº âable to âproduce a lot of âcrops, âfruit, âbabies, âyoung âanimals, etc.: fecund âsoil âº âproducing or âcreating a lot of new things, âideas, etc.: a fecund âimagination. fecundity noun [U] uk /feËkÊn.dÉ.ti/ us /-tÌ¬i/. noun [U] uk /feËkÊn.dÉ.ti/ us /-tÌ¬i/.


fecund
feÂ·cund. adj. 1. a. Capable of producing offspring or vegetation; fruitful: The smell of mud, of mush, the primeval smell of fecund earth, seemed to sting our faces (Joseph Conrad).


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How to pronounce fecundity in American English. (English pronunciations of fecund from the Cambridge Advanced Learners Dictionary & Thesaurus and from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary, both sources Â© Cambridge University Press).


"Gender, Race and Narrative Structure: A Reappraisal of Joseph Conrad's ""Heart of Darkness""."
And in the hush that had fallen suddenly upon the whole sorrowful land, the immense wilderness, the colossal body of the fecund and mys-terious life seemed to look at her, pensive, as though it had been looking at the image of its own tenebrous and passionate soul. Heart of Darkness by Conrad, Joseph View in context.


fecund
LINK / CITE ADD TO WORD LIST. adjective. The definition of fecund is someone capable of getting pregnant and giving birth, or is being capable of having large amounts of offspring. A woman who can get pregnant is an example of someone who would be described as fecund.


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2014 December 23, Olivia Judson, âThe hemiparasite season [print version: Under the hemiparasite, International New York Times, 24â25 December 2014, p. 7]â, The New York Times:


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/ËfÉkÉnd/. adjective. Learner's definition of FECUND. [more fecund; most fecund] formal. : producing or able to produce many babies, young animals, or plants: fertile. â sometimes used figuratively. fecund fields. a fecund breed of cattle. [+] more examples [-] hide examples [+] Example sentences [-] Hide examples.


Salad Carbohydrates
Vegetables like lettuce, spinach, beans, cabbage, kale, collards and even herbs like parsley, thyme, celery, rosemary, basil and cilantro are all low in carbohydrates while vegetables like potatoes, carrots, onions and beetroots are higher in carbs.


8 Low-Carb Veggies for a Diabetes-Friendly Diet
Best Low-Carb Veggies for a Diabetes-Friendly Diet. When you have type 2 diabetes, eating low-carb vegetables is a smart way to fill up without filling out your waistline â or spiking your blood sugar levels. Non-starchy or low-carbohydrate veggies are loaded with vitamins, minerals, and fiber while still being low in calories.


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WOE: Low carb lifestyle. Start Date: June 1, 2012; Restart August 1, 2015. I count the carbs in each serving, and try and be as accurate as I can, at home and eating out, although I don't do that much, and it's usually salad lol. Those Subway salads are really big, deceiving to the eye. Just the lettuce alone I'd venture to say is 2-4 cups, plus the higher carb veggies, olives, etc added.


8 Low-Carb Veggies for a Diabetes-Friendly Diet
Cucumbers are a cool, crisp, low-carb choice for people with diabetes. A generous one-cup portion has less than 5 grams of carbohydrates. Translation: You can get your fill without worrying about raising your blood sugar too much.


8 Low-Carb Veggies for a Diabetes-Friendly Diet
Fold steamed spinach into an egg-white omelet at breakfast, toss fresh leaves in a healthy, low-carbohydrate salad at lunch, and add drained, canned spinach to soups, casseroles, or pasta sauce at dinner.


Salad Carbohydrates
The carbohydrates in blue cheese salad dressing, for instance, is about 2 grams in every single tablespoon while the carbohydrates in olive garden salad dressing is measured in at being about 22 grams.


Salad Carbohydrates
The salad dressings you use can also add more carbs to the vegetable salad. Studies have shown that in general a vegetable salad would contain an average of 5 grams of carbohydrates per serving cup. This carbohydrate count would be a total of the sugar and dietary fiber found in the salad. On the other hand the count of carbohydrates in potato salad would be around 28 grams per cup of salad. This count would also vary depending on the serving size and type of potato salad.


8 Low-Carb Veggies for a Diabetes-Friendly Diet
Popeye had the right idea when he bulked up on green, leafy spinach. This low-carb veggie is a wise addition to a diabetes-friendly diet because itâs loaded with folate, beta carotene, and vitamin K. Either use fresh leaves or opt for frozen and canned versions with no added salt.


Calories in Spinach Salad with Strawberries and Pecans
Calories per Ingredient. Here are the foods from our food nutrition database that were used for the nutrition calculations of this recipe. Calories per serving of Spinach Salad with Strawberries and Pecans. 76 calories of Olive Oil, (0.04 cup) 60 calories of Pecans, (0.08 cup, halves) 33 calories of Blue Cheese, (0.33 oz)


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How many carbs do you count in a salad? I've been pretty diligent about keeping careful track of my carb intake....except for the salads, I usually count them as 5g of carbs each. I'm either eating subway salads, or homemade salads.


How to Choose the Best Gym Membership â Costs & Ways to Save
here are several of the gym chains in the united states with enough locations more than 100 to showcase a sampling of common monthly fees keep in mind that many gym chains also charge an initiation fee often $ 100 or more and or an annual fee often more than $ 40 in addition to the monthly cost also remember that prices change regularly and often vary by location within a single chain


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dues of $ 38 a $ 10 card fee the remaining balance of $ 380 10 equal payments of $ 38 is paid over 10 months optional one year paid in full price $ 429 in shape also offers other flexible membership options such as punch cards and a month to month option


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$ 86 down first month and last mo dues of $ 38 a $ 10 card fee the remaining balance of $ 380 10 equal payments of $ 38 is paid over 10 months in shape also offers other flexible membership options such as punch cards and a month to month option 48 month to month two month minimum $ 106 down 1st and last and $ 10 card fee call us today to learn more


How to Choose the Best Gym Membership â Costs & Ways to Save
in reality the costs vary dramatically by location and by gym if you live in new york city you can expect to shell out an average of $ 134 50 per month for a gym membership if you head down to charleston south carolina you ll spend almost two thirds less at an average of $ 48 86 per month


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you can learn more about basic vs plus freelancer and agency plans below click the account menu select settings and then click memberships connects click the view or edit membership plan link click the upgrade membership button you ll receive a prorated number of connects as an upgrade bonus


Membership Plans: Basic & Plus
your connects will refresh monthly according to this new billing cycle for example if you upgrade seven days into your billing cycle you ll get the 10 monthly plus connects bonus and 14 prorated connects two per day for a total of 24 starting the next billing cycle you ll receive the full 70


How to Choose the Best Gym Membership â Costs & Ways to Save
initiation fees the monthly fee for a gym membership is not the only cost to take into consideration many gyms charge a sign up or initiation fee sometimes these fees are waived as part of a promotion but it s not uncommon to pay $ 100 $ 200 or even more for an initiation fee


Membership Plans: Basic & Plus
by default you will automatically be enrolled in our free freelancer basic plan freelancers who upgrade to a plus plan for $ 10 monthly earn an additional 10 connects per month plus a prorated first month s allotment the ability to buy additional connects as needed for $ 1 each


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based on a 1 year agreement in shape also offers other flexible membership options such as punch cards and a month to month option 90 12 visit punch card 48 month to month two month minimum $ 106 down 1st and last and $ 10 card fee


Neck pain and Stiffness Symptom Checker
1 Neck pain and Stiffness and Neck symptoms (31 causes) 2  Neck pain and Stiffness and Muscle symptoms (29 causes) 3  Neck pain and Stiffness and Skin symptoms (28 causes)  Neck pain and Stiffness and Head symptoms (26 causes)


Neck pain and Stiffness Symptom Checker
1 Neck pain and Stiffness and Movement symptoms (34 causes) 2  Neck pain and Stiffness and Musculoskeletal symptoms (34 causes) 3  Neck pain and Stiffness and Nerve symptoms (34 causes)  Neck pain and Stiffness and Pain (34 causes)


Neck pain and Stiffness Symptom Checker
1 Neck pain and Stiffness and Muscle symptoms (29 causes) 2  Neck pain and Stiffness and Skin symptoms (28 causes) 3  Neck pain and Stiffness and Head symptoms (26 causes)  Neck pain and Stiffness and MORE SYMPTOMS.


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Listed below are some combinations of symptoms associated with Neck stiffness, as listed in our database. Visit the Symptom Checker, to add and remove symptoms and research your condition. 1  Neck stiffness: Symptom Checker. 2  Neck stiffness and Nerve symptoms (94 causes)  Neck stiffness and Pain (90 causes)


Neck stiffness
Listed below are some combinations of symptoms associated with Neck stiffness, as listed in our database. Visit the Symptom Checker, to add and remove symptoms and research your condition. 1  Neck stiffness: Symptom Checker.  Neck stiffness and Nerve symptoms (94 causes)


Neck pain and Stiffness Symptom Checker
1 Neck pain and Stiffness and Nerve symptoms (34 causes) 2  Neck pain and Stiffness and Pain (34 causes) 3  Neck pain and Stiffness and Sensations (34 causes)  Neck pain and Stiffness and Sensory symptoms (34 causes)


Neck pain and Stiffness Symptom Checker
1 Neck pain and Stiffness and Musculoskeletal symptoms (34 causes) 2  Neck pain and Stiffness and Nerve symptoms (34 causes) 3  Neck pain and Stiffness and Pain (34 causes)  Neck pain and Stiffness and Sensations (34 causes)


Neck stiffness
Neck stiffness: Introduction. Neck stiffness: The feeling of neck stiffness. See detailed information below for a list of 53 causes of Neck stiffness, Symptom Checker, including diseases and drug side effect causes. Â» Review Causes of Neck stiffness: Causes | Symptom Checker Â».


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Officials were once again forced to admit that millions of people were vaccinated with an ineffective vaccine. Yet, influenza fatalities did not increase during these years. For example, in 1996, 857 people died from influenza; in 1997, 745 people died from influenza -- typical annual numbers. In 2004, influenza vaccine manufacturers were unable to produce enough influenza vaccines to accommodate everyone who wanted one.


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And many of these deaths occur in people with preexisting conditions, weakened immune systems, and the elderly. For example, in 2002, 753 people died from influenza. The year before, in 2001, just 257 people died from influenza. (Fifty-nine percent of these deaths occurred in people 75 years or older; 75 percent occurred in people 55 years or older.)


Thousands of Americans died from H1N1 even after receiving vaccine shots
Through its release of misleading statistics, the CDC wants everyone to believe that all of the people who died from H1N1 never received the H1N1 vaccine. That's the implied mythology behind the release of their statistics.


How many, if any, people die from the flu vaccine each year?
How many, if any, people die from the flu vaccine each year? I know 35,000 die from the flu or complications of the flu. I got my flu shot yesterday and my boss is giving me a ration of crap over it. I wonder how many actually die from the vaccine or complications from getting the vaccine. Follow. 7 answers 7.


How many, if any, people die from the flu vaccine each year?
Best Answer: The two conditions that most commonly cause someone to die from the vaccine (assuming that the vaccine has not been altered) are allergic reactions and Guillain-Barre syndrome. The odds of developing GB condition from a flu vaccine are about 1 in a million, and 5% of GB cases are fatal.


Thousands of Americans died from H1N1 even after receiving vaccine shots
How many of those 240 million people were actually killed by H1N1? Given the CDC's claimed total of deaths at 11,160, if you take 80% of that (because that's the percentage who refused to be vaccinated), you arrive at 8,928. So roughly 8,900 people died out of 240 million. That's a death rate among the un-vaccinated population of .0000372 With a death rate of .0000372, the swine flu killed roughly 1 out of every 26,700 people who were NOT vaccinated.


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If, as the CDC claims, 36,000 people die every year from influenza when 90 million people are vaccinated against the disease, how many more will die when only 45 million people are protected? I predict that influenza fatalities will not increase.


Thousands of Americans died from H1N1 even after receiving vaccine shots
â¢ 55 million people became ill from swine flu infections. â¢ 246,000 Americans were hospitalized due to swine flu infections. â¢ 11,160 Americans died from the swine flu. Base on these statistics, the CDC is now desperately urging people to get vaccinated because they claim the pandemic might come back and vaccines are the best defense.


Thousands of Americans died from H1N1 even after receiving vaccine shots
So out of the 2,200 deaths that took place in 2009 in people who were already vaccinated, the vaccine potentially may have saved 22 people. 61 million injections add up to bad public health policy So let's see: 61 million people are injected with a potentially dangerous vaccine, and the actual number saved from the pandemic is conceivably just 22.


10 Stars Who Struggled For Years With Mental Illness
Challenging life experiences, physical trauma, and genetic disorders are a few causes that may lead to less-than-reasonable behavior. Famous people, like everyone, are not immune to mental illness, and it can be all the more difficult to hide when you live your life in the public eye.


These Wildly Successful People Will Prompt You To Rethink What It Means To Have A Mental Illness
You donât have to wait to be confident. Just do it and eventually the confidence will follow.. Fisher had the confidence to not let bipolar disorder define her when she publicly announced her diagnosis on 2000. People say 'mental illness' like it's not a part of the body, she told Forbes in 2011. It's nothing to be ashamed of..


10 Stars Who Struggled For Years With Mental Illness
Aldrin sought help at a psychiatric hospital for two years after his illustrious space adventure. His 1973 book Return to Earth revealed details about his battle with mental illness, including his thoughts of suicide. He divorced his wife in 1974 and checked into rehab for alcoholism the following year. Early retirement had set Aldrin on a strange path.


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All rights reserved. Famous People with Mental Illnesses 1. Abraham Lincoln: 16th President of U.S. suffered from severe and debilitating and on occasion suicidal depressions, as recorded by Carl Sandburg in his comprehensive six-volume biographical analysis of his life.


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10 Stars Who Struggled For Years With Mental Illness
What many people donât know is that she experienced manic depression for years. Her mental health took a serious hit in 1944. She fell off the stage during a rehearsal and had a miscarriage. Bipolar disorder, insomnia, tuberculosis (contracted in 1945), and alcoholism all affected her severely over time.


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In 2007, Owen Wilson was hospitalized after a suicide attempt. He had slashed his wrists at his home and nearly didn't make it, a friend revealed. He had reportedly been depressed since breaking up with Kate Hudson months earlier.


These Wildly Successful People Will Prompt You To Rethink What It Means To Have A Mental Illness
Approximately one in four American adults suffers from a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year. This staggering statistic goes to show that mental illness can touch anyone -- from entrepreneurs to presidents to celebrities. Given the stigma attached to mental illness, despite its prevalence, many people suffer quietly instead of reaching out for the support they may need.


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Winston Churchill. The legendary British leader was dogged by bouts of depression and sometimes feared he might commit suicide. I don't like to stand by the side of a ship and look down into the water, he told his doctor. A second's action would end everything.


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Wayne Brady. After Robin Williams 's death, Brady spoke about his own depression and the stigma surrounding the condition: Nobody wants to out themselves ...If someone says, 'I'm clinically depressed,' that sounds like someone's making something up. It's like, Psst, you're not depressed.'.


What is an Opiate Withdrawal?
Opiate withdrawal refers to a wide range of symptoms that can occur once opioid intake is interrupted or reduced. The amount, length and intensity of the symptoms vary from person to person. For some individual it can be an easy process and for others moderate it can be moderate to severe.


How to Endure Acute Withdrawal from Opiates (Narcotics)
Stay strong. Remember: if you are going to overcome an opiate addiction, you'll need to start by enduring the acute symptoms of withdrawal. Ease your suffering with over-the-counter medications: analgesics to manage the body aches, antihistamines to beat the nausea, and Ioperamide to cope with diarrhea.


Narcotic Withdrawal Treatment
Narcotic Withdrawal Treatment. Treatment for narcotic withdrawal usually includes counseling, medications, and treatment in a detoxification program. Treatment options for narcotic withdrawal includes: Counseling for narcotic abuse. Rehabilitation for narcotic abuse. Detoxification center for narcotic withdrawal.


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Opiate Withdrawal Treatment Options. Many opioid treatment programs rely on âreplacementâ or âsubstitutionâ medications such as methadone, Suboxone ( Buprenorphine) or Subutex. These medications are also opioids and may just prolong the length of the opiate addiction and eventually require additional detoxification.


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Suboxone causes withdrawal symptoms, similar to other opioid, if stopped too quickly: low energy, irritability, anxiety, hot and cold sweats, muscle aches and pains, abdominal cramping, nausea, diarrhea.


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Generally, the more experience a paralegal has, the higher their paralegal salary will be. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average annual income for paralegals is $49,960 per year. However, the paralegal salary has one of the largest ranges when compared to other careers.


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However, the paralegal salary has one of the largest ranges when compared to other careers. For example, the lowest paid paralegals make around $30,000, while the highest paid ones have a paralegal salary close to $75,000.


How Much Does a Paralegal Make?
On the much higher end, paralegals in law firms that deal with product liability earn an average $56,683 and those in tax law make $67,500 each year. Work Environment. In May 2012, paralegals held 267,030 jobs nationwide in a variety of different legal settings.


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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average annual income for paralegals is $49,960 per year. However, the paralegal salary has one of the largest ranges when compared to other careers.


How Much Does a Paralegal Make?
Generally, paralegals that are employed within huge law firms in metropolitan cities or larger states earn a higher salary. For instance, paralegals in the District of Columbia boast a much higher annual mean salary of $68,850, while those in California also earn above the average at $58,570 per year as well.


How Much Does a Paralegal Make?
On the low end, paralegals that specialize in personal injury defense earn $39,750 and those in family law make $39,078 on average. On the much higher end, paralegals in law firms that deal with product liability earn an average $56,683 and those in tax law make $67,500 each year.


Section 5: Air Brakes
Wedge brakes and disc brakes are less common than S-cam brakes. Get ready for some studying! You need to know that Foundation Brakes refer to the brakes located at each individual wheel. There are many different types of foundation brakes, but the most common one is the S-Cam drum shown in figure 5-2.For the pre-trip exam, you'll need to know all the parts of an S-Cam brake system shown in that figure.hen you push the brake pedal, air is let into each brake chamber (see Figure 5-2). Air pressure pushes the rod out, moving the slack adjuster, thus twisting the brake cam shaft.


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HEAVY TRUCK BRAKING & AIR DISC BRAKES 3: 1 6 Foundation Drum BrakesS-Cam Brakes The most common type of foundation drum brake is the S-Cam Brake, commonly referred to simply as Cam â or Drum â Brakes.Cam Brakes are actuated by applying input force from an air chamber or actuator.EAVY TRUCK BRAKING & AIR DISC BRAKES 4: 4 13 In the event of wear, the wear adjusting system gradually moves the brake caliper (1) from its initial position so that a constant â and small â air gap between the brake pad (4) and the brake disc (3) is always on the side where no brake actuation takes place.


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S-cam brakes: When you push the brake pedal, air is let into each brake chamber (see Figure 5-2). Air pressure pushes the rod out, moving the slack adjuster, thus twisting the brake cam shaft. This turns the S-cam (named because it is shaped like the letter S).hen you push the brake pedal, air is let into each brake chamber (see Figure 5-2). Air pressure pushes the rod out, moving the slack adjuster, thus twisting the brake cam shaft.


BRAKE MYTHS DISPELLED
Wedge brakes are smaller and lighter than air disc and cam brakes, while delivering comparable performance. A wedge brake can represent a 10% reduction in brake diameter and nearly 30% less weight than a cam brake. MYTH #3: Anti-lock braking systems eliminate the need for brake adjustment.am brakes are much easier and more economical to maintain than either disc. or wedge brakes, and parts are more readily available worldwide. Disc brakes feature superior fade-resistance characteristics as well as less speed sensitivity, resulting in constant torque.


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HEAVY TRUCK BRAKING & AIR DISC BRAKES 4: 4 13 In the event of wear, the wear adjusting system gradually moves the brake caliper (1) from its initial position so that a constant â and small â air gap between the brake pad (4) and the brake disc (3) is always on the side where no brake actuation takes place.EAVY TRUCK BRAKING & AIR DISC BRAKES 4: 4 13 In the event of wear, the wear adjusting system gradually moves the brake caliper (1) from its initial position so that a constant â and small â air gap between the brake pad (4) and the brake disc (3) is always on the side where no brake actuation takes place.


5. Air Brakes
When you release the brake pedal, the s-cam rotates back and a spring pulls the brake shoes away from the drum, letting the wheels roll freely again. See Figure 5.2. Wedge Brakes. In this type of brake, the brake chamber push rod pushes a wedge directly between the ends of two brake shoes.This shoves them apart and against the inside of the brake drum. Wedge brakes may have a single brake chamber, or two brake chambers, pushing wedges in at both ends of the brake shoes.edge Brakes. In this type of brake, the brake chamber push rod pushes a wedge directly between the ends of two brake shoes. This shoves them apart and against the inside of the brake drum. Wedge brakes may have a single brake chamber, or two brake chambers, pushing wedges in at both ends of the brake shoes.


5. Air Brakes
S-cam Brakes. When you push the brake pedal, air is let into each brake chamber. Air pressure pushes the rod out, moving the slack adjuster, thus twisting the brake camshaft. This turns the s-cam (so called because it is shaped like the letter S).edge Brakes. In this type of brake, the brake chamber push rod pushes a wedge directly between the ends of two brake shoes. This shoves them apart and against the inside of the brake drum. Wedge brakes may have a single brake chamber, or two brake chambers, pushing wedges in at both ends of the brake shoes.


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For information on hydraulic actuated wedge brakes, refer to Maintenance Manual No. 4P, Stopmaster h Off-Highway Heavy Duty Brakes .Meritor Stopmaster h brakes for on-highway vehicles are air actuated wedge brakes.The brakes come in two basic models: single actuated (RSA) and dual actuated (RDA).ach of the two plunger housings on an RDA brake has one anchor plunger and one adjusting plunger.RDA brakes for trailers have forged spiders that are welded to the axle and plunger housings that are bolted to the spider. Trailer axle brakes are 12-1/4-inches or 15-inches in diameter and 7-inches wide.


Wedge brakes?
I think most of the problems with the wedge brake was that the self adjusters didn't work without the proper lube. The adjusting pawl was a little round tit with serrations on one side, about as big as a valve cap, similar to the adjuster Rockwell used in their automatic slack adjuster for S cam brakes. think most of the problems with the wedge brake was that the self adjusters didn't work without the proper lube. The adjusting pawl was a little round tit with serrations on one side, about as big as a valve cap, similar to the adjuster Rockwell used in their automatic slack adjuster for S cam brakes.


5.1 Parts of Air Brake System (continued from previous page)
When you push the brake pedal, air is let into each brake chamber (see Figure 5-2). Air pressure pushes the rod out, moving the slack adjuster, thus twisting the brake cam shaft.This turns the S-cam (named because it is shaped like the letter S).hen you push the brake pedal, air is let into each brake chamber (see Figure 5-2). Air pressure pushes the rod out, moving the slack adjuster, thus twisting the brake cam shaft.


Franklin D. Roosevelt
It doesn't matter what you do,you can be an floor associate or cashier/POS or even customer service. You will get paid the same pay of minimum wage. The only way you can get paid $9-$10 or more an hour is if you been there for years talking about 8-10 years.You only get one raise which is in a one year time period. The most i heard was about 28 cents the least was about 5 cents.ow much does Kohl's pay cashiers? between $7.25/hr. and $23/hr. depending on the state of the economy in your district (((((correction))) .Kohl's start there workers at Minimum wage which is different in som â¦ e states but, if you have experience in the similar field of work then they might give you a 25 cent extra.


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Jobs. The highest average salaries go to Supermarket Department Manager, Dairys, who bring in close to around $21.27 per hour, though Pharmacy Technicians are not far behind at $12.45 along with Stockers (about $11.50) and Food Service Workers ($11.50). Cashiers are among the lowest paid at a median salary of $8.50.Respondents who have been working for five to nine years make approximately $12.28 per hour on average. The greater proportion of employees (38 percent) report one to four years of experience and bring home median pay of $9.26 per hour.ertifications and Degrees. Salaries approach $13.88 per hour for Certified ServSafe Food Handlers; non-accredited workers make much less. At Shop-Rite Super Market, Inc., employees who hold an Associate's Degree receive the highest pay at approximately $15.88.


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It depends on the owner of the store (they're all independently owned), and probably your age/experience as well. I've heard things ranging from minimum wage/basically minimum wage to well above that. I just started working at one, and my pay is $9.50/hr (will go up to $9.75 after my probationary period is up).I had very limited experience when I applied (3 weeks at a new grocery store in the area, got laid off).ell it all depends on the type of store and the type of hours you work. Big supermarket Co like Pathmart and shoprite pay alittle more than others around 7.00-9.00 an hour an â¦ if you work overnight its more like 9.25-10.00. So far Aldi's pays the most with 11.00-12.00 an hour.


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Best Answer: Depends on the state and the grocery store chain. I work at a grocery store in Colorado. The starting pay is $9.13 After working 1040hs it's $10.13 One key aspect is how many hours you can get a week. Full time is 40hs.But many part-timers get 20-25hs.E: How much does a cashier at a grocery store make on average? Hey..I have a job interview tomorrow for a cashier postion at a grocery store and I was wondering how much cashiers usually get paid.


How much does a cashier at a grocery store make on average?
RE: How much does a cashier at a grocery store make on average? Hey..I have a job interview tomorrow for a cashier postion at a grocery store and I was wondering how much cashiers usually get paid.I don't want to fool with it if it ain't worth it...Trying to figure out if getting a job would help or not.E: How much does a cashier at a grocery store make on average? Hey..I have a job interview tomorrow for a cashier postion at a grocery store and I was wondering how much cashiers usually get paid.


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1 70% - How much money shoprite cashier needs end shift? 2  31% - If you are a part time cashier at shoprite how much woul you be making? 3  25% - What happens to a controller who ill-treats a cashier due to personal issues, but the cashier is doing his/ her job very well?4  76% - How much does shoprite pay for nightcrew? 70% - How much money shoprite cashier needs end shift? 2  31% - If you are a part time cashier at shoprite how much woul you be making? 3  25% - What happens to a controller who ill-treats a cashier due to personal issues, but the cashier is doing his/ her job very well?


How much do Cashiers and Baggers get paid at the grocery store?
Report Abuse. I worked at a grocery store about 6 years ago. We got paid about minimum wage an hour starting out, maybe $.50-$1.00 more depending. If you've been working a lot longer or are full time you'll get more than that.Chelsea Â· 4 years ago. worked at a grocery store about 6 years ago. We got paid about minimum wage an hour starting out, maybe $.50-$1.00 more depending. If you've been working a lot longer or are full time you'll get more than that. Chelsea Â· 4 years ago.


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Certifications and Degrees. Salaries approach $13.88 per hour for Certified ServSafe Food Handlers; non-accredited workers make much less. At Shop-Rite Super Market, Inc., employees who hold an Associate's Degree receive the highest pay at approximately $15.88.ertifications and Degrees. Salaries approach $13.88 per hour for Certified ServSafe Food Handlers; non-accredited workers make much less. At Shop-Rite Super Market, Inc., employees who hold an Associate's Degree receive the highest pay at approximately $15.88.


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1 59% - What is shoprite starting salary for a cashier? 2  70% - How much money shoprite cashier needs end shift? 3  31% - If you are a part time cashier at shoprite how much woul you be making?4  25% - What happens to a controller who ill-treats a cashier due to personal issues, but the cashier is doing his/ her job very well? 70% - How much money shoprite cashier needs end shift? 2  31% - If you are a part time cashier at shoprite how much woul you be making? 3  25% - What happens to a controller who ill-treats a cashier due to personal issues, but the cashier is doing his/ her job very well?


Consumer spending
In 1929, consumer spending was 75% of the nation's economy. This grew to 83% in 1932, when business spending dropped. Consumer spending dropped to about 50% during World War II due to large expenditures by the government and lack of consumer products.


Economic Reports
Consumer Fraud in the United States, 2011: The Third FTC Survey. This study reports the results of the Federal Trade Commissionâs third statistical survey of fraud in the United States. The survey found that 10.8 percent of adults in the United States â an... Consumer Fraud in the United States, 2011: The Third FTC Survey (2.84 MB)


Government economic policy
The allocative function. The allocative function in budgeting determines on what government revenue will be spent. Because a high proportion of national income is now devoted to public expenditure, allocation decisions become more significant in political and economic terms.


Government economic policy
Until the mid-1970s the proportion of economic activity controlled by the government and the share of taxes in national income tended to increase in most countries. Since then, however, challenges to this growth in the role of government have become increasingly influential, and moves to privatization have been common.


Government economic policy
The national budget generally reflects the economic policy of a government, and it is partly through the budget that the government exercises its three principal methods of establishing control: the allocative function, the stabilization function, and the distributive function.


Government economic policy
Over time, there have been considerable changes in emphasis on these different economic functions of the budget. In the 19th century, government finance was primarily concerned with the allocative function.


Consumer Protection
When you buy a good or service, you rarely have perfect knowledge of its quality and safety. You are justifiably concerned about getting âripped off.â Thus the need for consumer protection. Economic activity flourishes when consumers can trust producers, but the consumer must have grounds for trust. Consumers value, then, not only quality and safety, but also the assurance of quality and safety. Trust depends on assurance. free markets generate numerous forms of assurance.


Government economic policy
Moreover, others would challenge this whole approach to the problem. It would be absurd to say that the consumer has a taste for national defense and that it is the job of the government to satisfy it. The task of national leaders is to evolve a defense policy and persuade the public to accept it.


Economic Reports
A summary report on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) conference âBehavioral Economics and Consumer Policy Conference,â held on April 20, 2007 in Washington, DC. Sponsored by the Bureau of... Report on the FTC conference âBehavioral Economics and Consumer Policy Conference,â held on April 20, 2007 (75.24 KB)


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MERCHANTS & CITIZENS BANK - For wire transfer, please visit Merchants & Citizens Bank office between 9:00am - 4:00pm or call 229-868-5656. - MandCBank. ARMY AVIATION CNTR FEDERAL CREDIT UNION - To fax your wire transfer form for AACFCU, use 334-598-1148 - Ann_TZ.


Bank ABA Numbers
Atlanta, Georgia 30305. There are several routing numbers for Jpmorgan Chase Bank, National Association reported in our bank database. Please call the number next to a routing number below to confirm your Jpmorgan Chase Bank, National Association Atlanta Brach Branch routing number for wire transfer, reorder checks or setting up direct deposit. You can also use our location and routing number search locator to refine your search.


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Chase Branch Name: JPMorgan Chase Bank, Briarcliff Village Branch. Chase Branch Address: 2102 Henderson Mill Rd Ne, Ste 100 Atlanta, Georgia 30345. Chase Branch Name: JPMorgan Chase Bank, Buford And 985 Branch.


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Chase Branch Name: JPMorgan Chase Bank, Atlanta HighWay, and Commerce Boulevard. Chase Branch Address: 5585 Atlanta HighWay, Alpharetta, Georgia 30004. Chase Branch Name: JPMorgan Chase Bank, Barrett Creek Branch. Chase Branch Address: 125 Barrett Pkwy Nw, Ste 201 Marietta, Georgia 30066.


List of banks in Connecticut
Georgia banks list with routing number and bank branch address. Browse up-to-date bank's branches list of banks in Georgia. Completely Georgia banks list that with routing number, bank branch address and contact details. Find all information that you need in one place.


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Chase Branch Name: JPMorgan Chase Bank, Acworth Commons Branch. Chase Branch Address: 3350 Cobb Pkwy Nw Acworth, Georgia 30101. Chase Branch Name: JPMorgan Chase Bank, Atlanta â Buckhead Branch. Chase Branch Address: 3330 Piedmont Road Suite 28 Atlanta, Georgia 30305.


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Satndard metformin on me has a about 2 hour lasting in the blood at peak blood dosage and cuts back excess liver glucose release. my understanding is that ER has twice the working range of 3 to 6 hours while standard metformin has a 1 to 3 hour period. And this is not talking about residuals in the cells that last longer but have no effect on my liver. I have watched this riot on the cgms many times as well as confirming on the caveman machine.


Type 2 How long does it take metformin to kick in?
Trophy Points: 38. I was taking metformin 500mg twice a day and glyburide 5mg twice a day when I was first diagnosed with type 2 about 5 weeks ago. I dropped the glyburide to once a day when I dropped below 8.3 (after about a week). after a bout 2 weeks my BS dropped from 11.1 to under 5.5 regularly and often under 3.8.


How long does it take to get the full effects of Metformin?
10 Mar 2013. If you are taking it for blood sugar you should notice it starting to come down after the first dose. It is possible tho that you would need it increased to get enough of an effect to get a normal blood sugar. Its usually not started at the dose it will be on later. Votes: +0.


Any one who's gone off Metformin . . .
Any one who's gone off Metformin . . . how long does it stay in your system?? I know it takes 2 - 3 weeks to kick in when you start taking it, how long does it take to completely leave your system when you stop? Due to my increase in exercise and lowering of carbs I have stopped taking it (2nd day) but feel that kind of weird lowish, head spinny thing.


Dizziness when eatingjah1 Jul 10, 2007
Sometimes when I check it at night it is between 90 - 115 but other times it is 180 or higher. When it has been high I have not eaten anything since dinner or if I do eat it is sugar free jello or some string cheese. I go to bed and check my sugar before breakfast and it will range from 139 - 170.


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Discussion in 'Ask A Question' started by AlaskaRon, Mar 27, 2017. I was taking metformin 500mg twice a day and glyburide 5mg twice a day when I was first diagnosed with type 2 about 5 weeks ago. I dropped the glyburide to once a day when I dropped below 8.3 (after about a week).


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If metformin is going to work for a woman who has experienced fertility problems because of her polycystic ovarian syndrome, it will typically help within three to six months. Unlike most fertility treatments, metformin does not cause a risk of having a multiple or twin pregnancy.


Thread: How long does it take Metformin to kick in? Get a period?
My doctor told me to be on this for 6 months. I was on birth control for about a year, went off, had a period for 2 months, then started trying to get pregnant..no period since. I have been taking METFormin for 3 months, and i'm just really sad and wondering when it will show any signs of working. I really could use some advice. thank you so much, cysters.


Metformin menstrual cycle
If metformin alone does not help a woman with PCOS who is trying to conceive, a fertility doctor may prescribe Clomid, as well. If metformin is prescribed for a woman with PCOS to help restore a regular, normal menstrual cycle, metformin can work within 4 to 8 weeks. In addition, the stabilized levels of insulin may affect the other hormones in a womanâs body, and reduce other symptoms of PCOS.


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Diabetes Treatment As there is currently no cure for the chronic, Diabetes mellitus â the emphasis must be on treatment and management to avoid complications. Please use this section to discuss how you carefully control and manage your Diabetes. Please let us know what is and isnât working for you. Feel free to discuss all areas of treatment and management of Diabetes including diet, exercise, weight loss, insulin usage, oral drugs and more.


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exists and is an alternate of . One Mini Kit-Kat bar contains three grams of fat, five grams of sugar, and 52 calories.


Kit Kat
There are 230 calories in a 1 bar serving of Nestle Kit Kat. Calorie breakdown: 46% fat, 49% carbs, 5% protein.


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Oil that is obtained from the kernel of the palm fruit. It is a different oil than palm oil, which is obtained from the pulp of the oil palm fruit. The fat that occurs naturally in milk. Also referred to as butter fat.


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Confidence votes 439. One Mini Kit-Kat bar contains three grams of fat, five grams of sugar, and 52 calories.


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Oil that is obtained from the kernel of the palm fruit. It is a different oil than palm oil, which is obtained from the pulp of the oil palm fruit. The natural sugar present in milk, also known as milk sugar. The fat that occurs naturally in milk.


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Sugar, Skimmed milk powder, Cocoa butter, Vegetable fats (Palm, Coconut), Wheat flour, Cocoa mass, Butterfat (from Milk), Lactose and proteins from whey (from Milk), Whey powder (from Milk), Emulsifier (Sunflower lecithin), Glucose syrup, Cocoa powder, Natural flavourings, Salt, Raising agent (Sodium bicarbonate).


Kit Kat
Ingredients: Sugar, Cocoa butter, Skimmed milk powder, Wheat flour, Cocoa mass, Palm fat, Milk fat, Lactose and proteins from whey (from Milk), Emulsifier (Sunflower lecithin), Flavourings, Salt, Raising agent (Sodium bicarbonate). For allergens including gluten containing cereals, see ingredients in bold. May contain traces of peanuts and nuts.


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Uncle Louie G: A branch of the popular Brooklyn ice cream parlor, located on Surf Avenue next to Cha Cha's. Denny's Ice Cream Shop: This colorful stand next to the Coney Island Museum on Surf Ave offers ice cream, soft serve, funnel cakes, sno cones, sundaes, pretzels, and other snacks.Coney Island Brewing Company: This tiny craft brewery is open to guests on select summer weekends.athan's: The menu at this 96-year-old Coney Island legend includes burgers, lobster rolls, fish and chips, Philly cheesesteaks, and bite sized corn dogs.


Tourist Information
Coney Island is the birthplace of the hot-dog, and there is no shortage of places to eat here. Some of our favorites are: 1  Tom's Coney Island - 1229 Boardwalk W. 2  Footprints Cafe - 1521 Surf Ave.3  Gargiulo's - 2911 West 15th Street. 4  L&B Spumoni Gardens - 2725 86 st.ow To Get to Coney Island. Coney Island is located in the southernmost part of Brooklyn. If you are using Google Maps or a gps, you can use the address 1208 Surf Avenue. By Train: Take the D, Q, N or F train to Stillwell Avenue.


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Coney's Cones is the best dessert eatery on the Coney Island Boardwalk! Come in for air-conditioning, homemade ice cream, and other delicious treats.lace to Beach. Welcome to Place to Beach, a unique waterfront restaurant and bar located directly on the iconic Coney Island Boardwalk in Brooklyn.


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Coney Island, Brooklyn Restaurants. Part of our Brooklyn restaurant guide; our list of the best places to eat in Coney Island. Our top picks: Totonno's, Ruby's Bar & Grill and Wildwood Rotisserie.oney Island. A family brick oven pizzeria that's been continually operating since 1905. The crust is one of the very best around-thin, crisp, and charred with a sweet sauce.


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1621 Mermaid Avenue| Map It. (718) 266-3202| Web Site. Nathan's Famous. The Nathan's Famous StoryIt was 1916. Two Polish immigrants named Nathan and Ida Handwerker were working in a New York beach resort called Coney Island.They met.They married.lace to Beach. Welcome to Place to Beach, a unique waterfront restaurant and bar located directly on the iconic Coney Island Boardwalk in Brooklyn.


Tourist Information
How To Get to Coney Island. Coney Island is located in the southernmost part of Brooklyn. If you are using Google Maps or a gps, you can use the address 1208 Surf Avenue.By Train: Take the D, Q, N or F train to Stillwell Avenue. This takes about 45 - 60 minutes from midtown Manhattan.ow To Get to Coney Island. Coney Island is located in the southernmost part of Brooklyn. If you are using Google Maps or a gps, you can use the address 1208 Surf Avenue. By Train: Take the D, Q, N or F train to Stillwell Avenue.


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Coney Island's Standouts: Totonno's: This charming 80-year-old pizzeria serves a classic and totally unique pie. The dough has a certain yeasty quality that you don't find in other NYC pizzas, and there's always some significant char around the edges.athan's: The menu at this 96-year-old Coney Island legend includes burgers, lobster rolls, fish and chips, Philly cheesesteaks, and bite sized corn dogs.


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Place to Beach. Welcome to Place to Beach, a unique waterfront restaurant and bar located directly on the iconic Coney Island Boardwalk in Brooklyn.lace to Beach. Welcome to Place to Beach, a unique waterfront restaurant and bar located directly on the iconic Coney Island Boardwalk in Brooklyn.


10 BEST THINGS TO DO & EAT in CONEY ISLAND | Brooklyn , New York
A trip to New York wouldn't be complete without a stopover at Coney Island. Coney Island is known for being one of the oldest and largest amusement parks in America.It's also a treasure trove of historical landmarks.ow a trip to New York wouldn't be complete. without a stopover at Coney Island. Coney. Island is known for being one of the oldest. and largest amusement parks in America. It's also a treasure trove of historical landmarks.


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Nathan's: The menu at this 96-year-old Coney Island legend includes burgers, lobster rolls, fish and chips, Philly cheesesteaks, and bite sized corn dogs.But skip all that stuff and just get the hot dogs.athan's: The menu at this 96-year-old Coney Island legend includes burgers, lobster rolls, fish and chips, Philly cheesesteaks, and bite sized corn dogs.


Marching band
Marching bands are generally categorized by function, size, age, gender, instruments, and style of show they perform. In addition to traditional parade performances, many marching bands also perform field shows at sporting events and at marching band competitions. Increasingly, marching bands perform indoor concerts that implement many songs, traditions, and flair from outside performances.


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March in an 8-to-5 style. 8-to-5 is the most common marching style. Every step is 22.5 inches. In other words, you will take 8 steps between every 5 yard line. You will start with your left foot and end on your right. Another common style is the 6-to-5 style, which means 6 (30 inch) steps per 5 yards.


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First year teachers can have a stock show. For custom drill, small marching bands only pay $40 per page. With discounts, the price can be reduced to as little as $20 per page. That means you can have a 20 page custom show for as little as $400. Welcome to Bandtek drill design. I've written drill for marching bands since 1983.


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Move in equal sized steps. In order for the marching band to look uniform, itâs important that everybody moves about the same distance with each step they take. Drill chart instructions will be listed in steps. The standard marching style is called 8-to-5, which means there are 8 steps for every 5 yards.


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See main story on high school marching bands. There are three main styles of marching, with most bands using either corps or military style. (Weâll address the third styleâshowâin a moment). Both military and corps style use short, measured, rolling steps, with individualsâ feet barely leaving the ground. But military bands use longer strides: six steps to 5 yards, compared with corpsâ eight steps every 5 yards.


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Execute an At Ease March. At Ease March is a rest movement that will be commanded during the 30-inch step. The command, At Ease, will be given when one of your feet strikes the ground. On the command, MARCH, you are no longer required to retain your cadence with your formation.


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Performing Marching Steps for Individuals. 1  1. Learn basic marching information. 2  2. Perform the 30-inch step. 3  3. Halt from a march.  4. Change 1  step. 5. Execute an At Ease March.  6. Perform a Route Step 1  March. 7. March in  place.


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FrigoÂ® Cheese HeadsÂ® String Cheese is America's Favorite. Creamy & delicious, stringy & fun and only 80 calories with 6 grams of protein. It's the perfect snack for the on-the-go family! Available in packs of 6, 12, 16, 24, 36, 48 and 60.


Cheese Heads Superstring
There are 70 calories in a 1 piece serving of Frigo Cheese Heads Superstring. Calorie breakdown: 65% fat, 6% carbs, 29% protein.


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Frigo Cheese Heads String Cheese, 1 String (1 Oz.) (1 serving) calories: 80, fat: 6g, carbs: 0g, protein: 6g. 1  Calories Burned For Treadmill: 5% Incline, 8.5 mph (7 minutes per mile)  Calories Burned For Treadmill: 5% Incline, 10 mph (6 minutes per mile)


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*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. 1  Cheese Heads.  Viennetta.


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Frigo Cheese Heads Light 100% Natural String Cheese (part Skim Mozzarella Cheese) (1 oz) calories: 60, fat: 2g, carbs: 1g, protein: 8g. Frigo Cheese Heads Light 100% Natural String Cheese (part Skim Mozzarella Cheese) (1 oz) calories: 60, fat: 2g, carbs: 1g, protein: 8g.


Calories in Frigo Cheese Heads String Cheese
Frigo Cheese heads String Cheese 100% natural string cheese. Calories in Frigo Cheese heads String Cheese 100% natural string cheese. *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. Some of these foods were entered by users and are subject to error.


Frigo Â®Cheese Heads Â®Light String Cheese has 7 grams of protein and only 50 calories. Creamy & delicious, stringy & fun it's the perfect snack for your family on-the-go!Available in packs of 3, 12, 16, 24 and 36.INGREDIENTS: Light low moisture part skim mozzarella cheese (pasteurized part skim milk, cheese cultures, salt, enzymes, vitamin A palmitate)
FrigoÂ® Cheese HeadsÂ® Light String Cheese has 7 grams of protein and only 50 calories. Creamy & delicious, stringy & fun it's the perfect snack for your family on-the-go! Available in packs of 6, 12, 16, 24 and 36.


Cheese Heads Original String Cheese
There are 80 calories in a 1 string serving of Frigo Cheese Heads Original String Cheese. Calorie breakdown: 68% fat, 2% carbs, 30% protein.


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Still, it works really well, and it's easy to use: 1  For each cup of liquid, you want to thicken, start with 1 tablespoon of cornstarch in a small bowl. Add an equal amount of cold liquid and stir until smooth paste forms. 2  Whisk the slurry into the hot, simmering liquid that you want to thicken.


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How to Thicken Liquids. For many people with swallowing problems, it is. safer to drink thick liquids. Thick liquids pour off a. spoon slowly like honey. There are thickened liquids you can buy at a. drugstore: â¢ ResourceÂ® Thickened Juice.


Slime
You have full control of the properties of the goo- from runny to thick, clear to opaque and colourless to vivid colours. You can happily make large quantities of goo- even filling a bath or paddling pool becomes practical (think how many tubs of toy shop slime youâd need to this, or how much PVA glue) The materials are easy to store- you can easily keep some on hand for rainy day play, or next Halloween.


How To Thicken Soups: Tips And Techniques
Ways to Thicken Soups. Roux. Roux, which is equal parts fat and flour, is common as a thickener because it not only thickens, but stabilizes, too. If cream or cheese is being added to a soup, a bit of roux can insure it wonât âbreak,â or separate. Get step-by-step directions for making roux. Cornstarch.


Cornstarch Substitute Recipe
This is the best substitute for dairy-based sauces, and is a good substitute for any other type of sauce. Option 2: Replace the cornstarch with an equal amount of instant Tapioca (Minute Tapioca). This is a good substitute to use in sauces, but does not work well in dairy-based sauces. It's also good in dishes that will be cooked at a high temperature (pies, for example) or anything that you plan to freeze.


How to Thicken a Sauce with Cornstarch
Cornstarch is a common thickening agent in the culinary arts, but if you add it directly to the liquid you want to thicken, it will clump up. To thicken a sauce or soup with cornstarch, you first need to make a slurry, which is a mixture of equal parts cornstarch and liquid (usually water, stock or wine). It's important to make the slurry with cold liquid, and then add the slurry to the simmering sauce.


Slime
Intro: Slime. There are many recipes around for ways of making slime, lots based on PVA glue. This recipe is however a bit different, and is very similar to the ...


How To Thicken Soups: Tips And Techniques
This slurry is stirred a bit at a time into the simmering soup at the end to set the final consistency of the soup. Just remember, after you add some of the slurry, let the soup return to a simmerâcornstarch is a very effective thickener, and a little bit can go a long way.


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A manâs impotence, or inability to achieve or maintain an erection, might be a symptom of a medical problem. Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a maleâs inability to get an erection thatâs firm enough for sexual intercourse. The condition is also called impotence. ED can result in an unsatisfactory sex life and cause other problems, including: Low self-esteem.


Rapid Review Pathology
Impaired blood flow to the penis. A very common cause of impotence is when blood flow to the penis is impaired due to atherosclerosis, also known as hardening of the arteries. In atherosclerosis, the arteries are clogged and narrowed, resulting in reduced blood flow.


5 Common Causes of Impotence
Conditions that affect the heart and its ability to pump blood well can cause impotence. Without enough blood flow to the penis, a person canât achieve an erection. Atherosclerosis, a condition that causes the blood vessels to become clogged, can cause impotence.


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A manâs impotence, or inability to achieve or maintain an erection, might be a symptom of a medical problem. Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a maleâs inability to get an erection thatâs firm enough for sexual intercourse. The condition is also called impotence. The condition is also one of the causes of male infertility, if a man is unable to impregnate his partner. Treatments for ED, including oral medications, are generally highly effective.


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If you are working on a hot water line of some sort or it is hot water that is leaking, there is a shut off valve above the hot water heater. This valve will shut off just the hot water supply to the house. Continue to 4 of 5 below. of 05. At The Main Shutoff Valve Main water supply to the house. Aaron Stickley 3.


Proper way to shut off water supply?
The effect can be somewhat minimized by opening the bathtub faucet before turning the main water supply valve on again. That will allow the air to bleed as the distribution piping is refilled with water, but you will still need to open each faucet and purge any residual air from the lines.


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If you are working on a hot water line of some sort or it is hot water that is leaking, there is a shut off valve above the hot water heater. This valve will shut off just the hot water supply to the house. Continue to 4 of 5 below. At The Main Shutoff Valve Main water supply to the house. Aaron Stickley 3.


How To Close A Water Main Shut Off Valve â Choosing The Correct Valve To Close
The NYC DEP code requires ball valves to be full-port opening valves, which do not restrict the flow of water into the property. Saving a dollar or two on a ball valve that restricts the flow of water makes no sense when considering which shut off valve to install as the main valve.


How To Close A Water Main Shut Off Valve â Choosing The Correct Valve To Close
This is most important because if the valve is faulty or breaks then the street-side valve acts as a back-up and allows for the other water valve to be repaired easily. On the other hand if the street-side valve is used and breaks or is faulty the roadway may have to be opened to do a water main repair.


How To Close A Water Main Shut Off Valve â Choosing The Correct Valve To Close
How to close the main control valve. Most main valves are now of the ball type variety. They are as a rule the most dependable and easy to operate. Since the mechanism to operate the device is a bored out metal ball only 1/4 of a turn of the handle closes the water to the house.


IRS Office Reno Locations & Hours
About Store. There are 100 IRS Office locations throughout the United States and 1 IRS Office locations in and around Reno, NV. You can view IRS Office hours of operation, address, phone number, reviews, and more. The average nationwide customer rating of IRS Office is 0.0, based on 0 reviews.


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We offer a Rush Delivery in which one of our agents will obtain your EIN from the IRS on your behalf in as little as 60 minutes during business hours. Our other option is Standard Delivery which takes 1-2 business days.


IRS Assistance During the 2016 Tax Season
For information on where to file your tax return please see Where to File Addresses. The Taxpayer Advocate Service: Call 206-220-6037 in the Seattle area or 1-877-777-4778 elsewhere, or see Publication 1546, The Taxpayer Advocate Service of the IRS. For further information, see Tax Topic 104.


EIN Assistant
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IRS Office Reno Locations & Hours
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IRS Hours
Contacting IRS to- Verify Business Hours. 1  Phone Number: You can contact the customer service department by calling 1-800-829-8374. The customer service department is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 2  Email Contact: When you send the customer service department an email, you will need to use the customer feedback form [+].


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Further samples may be required if an assessment as to the. microbiological status of the lot is needed. The statistical validity of a microbiological examination increases with the number of field. samples analysed. For regulatory purposes, a minimum of 5 sample units from a lot is.


Most Common Foodborne Pathogens
Salmonella is the name of a group of bacteria that causes the infection salmonellosis. Salmonella is one of the most common bacterial causes of diarrhea and the most common cause of foodborne-related hospitalizations and deaths.


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Food examination. The microbiological testing of ready-to-eat foods should be appropriate to the type of food. sample being examined and to the processing it has received. Not all the organisms listed in. Table 1 are equally applicable to all food groups, nor should all the organisms listed be tested.


Using Raw Eggs In Cooking
Raw egg yolks are a fine growth medium for bacteria. It is best to cook yolks for use in such dishes as cold souffle, chiffons, mousses, mayonnaise and Hollandaise sauce. To cook yolks, the recipe must contain at least 2 tablespoons of liquid per yolk. Less liquid will produce scrambled eggs.


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The guidelines for the microbiological examination of ready-to-eat foods apply to foods. sampled at the point of sale or distributionâ to consumers. Ready-to-eat foods. Ready-to-eat food is food that is ordinarily consumed in the same state as that in which it is.


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Product description. Chocolate is a product of cocoa, made by mixing cocoa mass, cocoa butter and sugar (sucrose) using special machinery, with so-called conching (kneading) having a considerable influence on the quality of the chocolate. Conching reduces water content, improves texture and moderates the bitterness and aroma of the chocolate.


Most Common Foodborne Pathogens
Foods that are made or come in contact with hands and require no additional cooking are at highest risk, including: 1  Salads, such as ham, egg, tuna, chicken, potato and macaroni. 2  Bakery products, such as cream-filled pastries, cream pies and chocolate Ã©clairs. 3  Sandwiches.


Using Raw Eggs In Cooking
For further safety, combine the whites with the sugar in the recipe (using a minimum of 2 tablespoons of sugar per white) and beat over hot water or over low heat in a heavy saucepan until the whites stand in soft peaks. Without sugar, the whites will coagulate too rapidly and produce an unsatisfactory meringue.


Using Raw Eggs In Cooking
Following is what the American Egg Board says on using raw eggs in cooking: There have been warnings against consuming raw or lightly cooked eggs on the grounds that the egg may be contaminated with Salmonella, a bacteria responsible for a type of food poisoning.


Once Again! Should a Nonprofit CEO Be a Voting Member of the Board of Directors?
Start At The Top: Allow the CEO to hold the title of President/CEO and allow the senior volunteer to become board chair. This signals to staff and public that the board has full faith in the CEO as a professional manager.


Board governance depends on where you sit
Board governance depends on where you sit. William George, former CEO of Medtronic and a veteran of ten corporate boards, reflects on common governance pitfalls and how to overcome them. Board governance is frequently discussed and often misunderstood. In this article, I offer an insiderâs perspective on the topic.


Recommended Community Strategies and Measurements to Prevent Obesity in the United States
What is the proportion of multiple voting rights (or voting certificates) relative to the total number. of voting rights ...........................................................................................................................................32. 58.


Once Again! Should a Nonprofit CEO Be a Voting Member of the Board of Directors?
As long as the CEO works successfully as a peer not a powerhouse, there should be substantial benefits to the organization. A Successful Voting Nonprofit CEO's 7-Year Tenure: I had voting power from the start inception of the organization. I was very hands-on and took the mission to heart.


Once Again! Should a Nonprofit CEO Be a Voting Member of the Board of Directors?
Also, there is a feeling among some nonprofit directors that the board must be the boss.. This attitude can even go as far as one nonprofit board member's comment: We tell the CEO exactly what to do.. It appears that the restriction is considered a best practice..


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As a governance risk screening tool, the ISS Governance QuickScore methodology contains the following key. features: ï· A quantitatively-driven approach, where governance factor weights are based on the degree of. correlation between 40-80 corporate governance attributes and 16 performance and risk factors.


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QuickScoreâ¢ products intended to identify risk within portfolio companies. ISS Governance QuickScore helps institutional investors identify and monitor potential governance risk in their. portfolios and helps companies identify possible investor concerns based on signals of governance risk.


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For each governance factor, ISS analyzed the correlation with 16 commonly utilized performance and risk factors. grouped into 4 measures: Market (2 factors), Profitability (9 factors), Risk (2 factors), and Valuation (3 factors).


Once Again! Should a Nonprofit CEO Be a Voting Member of the Board of Directors?
Brand Image: As a board director, the CEO can be more active in fund development. The board position and the title can easily help the CEO to build the organization's public brand image through the clear public perceptions of the board's choice to lead the organization. This provides leverage to make greater use of the board-CEO relationship required to develop funds.


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ISS Governance QuickScore: An Overview. Â© 2013 Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. All rights reserved. Page 7. Published: January 2013. Audit and Accounting Controversies .......................................................................................................................41. 3.


Cut Down a Tree Safely
Start by studying the tree. Don't cut it down if you see: - Dead branches that are broken but attached, or that are actually broken off and supported by other branches. You're bound to knock a branch loose and have it fall on you. - It is obviously leaning in one direction or heavily loaded with branches on one side.


How do you cut down a tree?
You also may need them if you misread the lean and the tree goes the wrong way and pinches your saw. Next you need to scarf the tree in the direction you want it to go by cutting across part way in the tree the another cut at a 45 degree angle back to your flat cut across the tree.


How do you cut down a tree?
Then cut from the opposite side of the tree to your scarf in the front. It is key not to cut the tree completely off because you need to leave a hinge in the direction you want it to go. You don't want to make your back cut lower then your scarf in the front either or the tree might go the wrong way.


How to Fell a Tree Away From Your Home
The first cut is made at a 45-degree angle, cutting down and into the tree to a point that is 1/4 of the way into the trunk. This is the first of the notch cuts along the side of the tree that faces the direction you want it to fall.


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To cut a tree that has significant forward lean, (the tree is leaning in the direction you want it to fall), following these steps will help you control it. Using the open face notch âboring technique is the only way to control these types of trees, so we will be explaining the procedure using that technique. 1.


How to Fell a Tree in the Desired Direction
If the tree is leaning in the direction you want it to fall, it should start falling when the back cut extends about halfway through the trunk. As soon as the tree begins falling, remove the saw and use one of the escape routes to get out of the way.


How do you cut down a tree?
First you need an axe ,manual saw or electric chainsaw. Make sure your axe, manual saw or electric chainsaw is sharp using a file. Then decide which way you want to fell the tree and make a notch shaped like 7 in the direction to fell the tree.


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To cut a tree that has significant forward lean, (the tree is leaning in the direction you want it to fall), following these steps will help you control it. Using the open face notch âboring technique is the only way to control these types of trees, so we will be explaining the procedure using that technique.


How does a bread mold reproduce sexually?
In sexual reproduction a bread mold reproduces when each parent contributes half of the DNA necessary to form the offspring a zygote appears as a result of sexual reproduction and when the two halves join together the offspring can begin development.


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In sexual reproduction a bread mold reproduces when each parent contributes half of the DNA necessary to form the offspring a zygote appears as a result of sexual reproduction â¦ and when the two halves join together the offspring can begin development. 4 people found this useful.


How does a bread mold reproduce sexually?
In sexual reproduction a bread mold reproduces when each parent contributes half of the DNA necessary to form the offspring a zygote appears as a result of sexual reproduction â¦ and when the two halves join together the offspring can begin development.


How does bread mold reproduce?
Answer Mold uses Asexual reproduction. Tiny Balloon like things called sporangia pop releaseing spores (which act like seeds) all over the place. both sexually and asexually. bread mould is produced when there is an oxygen deficiency, thus caused by the closed bread bag.


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Bread mould reproduce by spore formation. Spores are small structures containing a nucleus. They are produced in large numbers and are very light, being easily dispersed by air and other agents.


How does bread mold reproduce?
Molds disperse by spores. These spores can be airborn and get on the bread when it is exposed to the air. Spores can also be dispersed when an organism (such as yourself) come â¦ s in contact with the spores and transfers them by touch to the bread.


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Most fungi reproduce by releasing tiny spores that then germinate (sprout) and grow into a new fungus. The spores are produced by, and released from, a fruiting body that is visible above the ground.


How does bread mold reproduce?
Answer Mold uses Asexual reproduction. Tiny Balloon like things called sporangia pop releaseing spores (which act like seeds) all over the place.


Where does Rhizopus stolonifer prefer to live?
Due to the abundance and common presence of Rhizopus stolonifer spores in the air, the mold has the ability to quickly form on any surface in which it can obtain food. Rhizopus stolonifer is dependent on sugar and starch, which it acquires from food matter, such as breads and soft fruits.


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Hemolymph, or haemolymph, is a fluid in the circulatory system of arthropods and is analogous to the fluids and cells making up both blood and interstitial fluid in vertebrates such as birds and mammals. In addition, some non-arthropods such as molluscs possess a hemolymphatic circulatory system.


Definitions &Translations
Hemolymph. Hemolymph, or haemolymph, is a fluid in the circulatory system of arthropods and is analogous to the fluids and cells making up both blood and interstitial fluid in vertebrates such as birds and mammals. In addition, some non-arthropods such as molluscs possess a hemolymphatic circulatory system.


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Hemolymph. Hemolymph, or haemolymph, is a fluid in the circulatory system of arthropods and is analogous to the fluids and cells making up both blood and interstitial fluid in vertebrates such as birds and mammals.


Definitions &Translations
Hemolymph, or haemolymph, is a fluid in the circulatory system of arthropods and is analogous to the fluids and cells making up both blood and interstitial fluid in vertebrates such as birds and mammals.


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Hemolymph (Brit. haemolymph) is the fluid in the circulatory system of arthropods (arachnids, crustaceans and insects). Molluscs, too, have a circulatory fluid of this type. In insects, exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide occurs in a tracheal system. That is, they respire directly through their body surfaces.


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Definition of HEMOLYMPH. : the circulatory fluid of various invertebrate animals that is functionally comparable to the blood and lymph of vertebrates.


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Medical Definition of HEMOLYMPH. : the circulatory fluid of various invertebrate animals that is functionally comparable to the blood and lymph of vertebrates.


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Definition of HEMOLYMPH. : the circulatory fluid of various invertebrate animals that is functionally comparable to the blood and lymph of vertebrates. ADVERTISEMENT. noun heÂ·moÂ·lymph. : the circulatory fluid of various invertebrate animals that is functionally comparable to the blood and lymph of vertebrates.


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Hemolymph (Brit. haemolymph) is the fluid in the circulatory system of arthropods (arachnids, crustaceans and insects). Molluscs, too, have a circulatory fluid of this type. In insects, exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide occurs in a tracheal system.


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Definition of HEMOLYMPH. : the circulatory fluid of various invertebrate animals that is functionally comparable to the blood and lymph of vertebrates. ADVERTISEMENT. noun heÂ·moÂ·lymph. : the circulatory fluid of various invertebrate animals that is functionally comparable to the blood and lymph of vertebrates. heÂ·moÂ·lymph or chiefly British ....


Brake Rotors Replacement Cost
For instance, if you need to replace the rotor for the front left wheel, you must also replace that of the front right one as well. In fact, many car part stores sell them in pairs only, which may cost around $100 to $150 per pair, along with some accessories. If you get this done at the service station, for each brake rotor, the cost can go $150 upwards, depending if the brake pads and liners also need to be changed. Most of the rotors have a replacement assistance kit and user's manual along with them, so that this job can be performed by most people.


Brake Rotors Replacement Cost
Next, check for scarring of rotors. If they are warped or scarred, it is a good idea to get them replaced. As far as the cost of replacement is concerned, a single brake rotor will cost anywhere between $35 to $75, depending upon the type and material. However, it is always advised to replace them in pairs.


How much do new brakes/rotors cost?
You need to decide if the usual off-shore el-cheapo rotors will last through two years in northern climates. Generally speaking front wheel drive off-shore rotors cost between $35.- $45.00.each. Top quality American, British or Canadian rotors cost $20.00 more each. Companies like AC-Delco,Wagner and EBC have the better premium rotors. Auto parts stores, NAPA and Car Quest have premium American or Canadian made rotors. You need to decide what to ask for. All Auto Zone rotors are off-shore. Premium low dust ceramic and organic brake pads will cost $45.- $55 if you shop around.


Brake Rotors Replacement Cost
Next, check for scarring of rotors. If they are warped or scarred, it is a good idea to get them replaced. Cost Involved. As far as the cost of replacement is concerned, a single brake rotor will cost anywhere between $35 to $75, depending upon the type and material.


How much does it cost to change your brake pads and rotors?
Best Answer: Who's they? According to fordparts.com, front brake pads for your 2003 Explorer cost $97.49US (part number 4L2Z-2001-BA), and front brake rotors cost $89.67US each (part number 4L2Z-1125-AA). So, if we do the math here, that's $276.83US in parts alone.


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Your Fitbit Charge HRâ¢ battery can last up to 5 days. Because battery life is affected by use and other settings, actual results may vary. These tips might help when you want to prioritize battery life: Each alarm you add up to the maximum of 8 reduces battery life by a small percentage.


Can I improve my Fitbit device's battery life?
The length of time your tracker can operate on a full charge depends on how frequently you use it and various settings. This article provides battery life estimates and tips for turning off features you don't need when you want to prioritize battery life.


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I've had my Charge HR for a week now. Really enjoying everything about it...except one thing. The battery seems to only last 2 1/2 days. I'm going to try disabling call notifications and all day sync to see if that helps.


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If you arenât tracking runs or exercises that use GPS, your fully charged Fitbit Surgeâ¢ should last up 7 days. A fully charged Surge can track up to 10 hours of activities that use GPS. Because battery life is affected by use and other settings, actual results may vary.


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â03-17-2014 07:58 - last edited on â01-05-2016 10:52 by MaginFitbit. how long does it take to charge battery first time and future times. Moderator edit: updated subject for clarity. Solved!


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Your Fitbit Chargeâ¢ battery can last 7 to 10 days. Because battery life is affected by use and other settings, actual results may vary. These tips might help when you want to prioritize battery life: Each alarm you add up to the maximum of 8 reduces battery life by a small percentage.


How long does the battery last?
how long does it take to charge battery first time and future times. @twink Welcome to the forums. First charge may take four hours, but it depends on what the battery strength was when you put it into the charger. After that, it takes three or so hours to do a full charge. Blaze and Flex in the U.S.A. retired ChargeHR,Charge. Windows 8.1 & Android 5.


Fitbit Alta essential tips and tricks
Your Fitbit Altaâ¢ battery can last up to 5 days between charges. Because battery life is affected by use and other settings, actual results may vary. These tips might help when you want to prioritize battery life: Each alarm you add up to the maximum of 8 reduces battery life by a small percentage.


Glossary of Glacier Terms
The basal layer is the part of the glacier in which the nature of the ice is directly affected by proximity to the glacier bed. [Peter Knight]. basal melting. Known specific melting rates for different substances including ice.


Glossary of Glacier Terms
lateral moraines. A moraine which forms on the side of the ice stream, often where the ice meets the rock wall. Also described as: Piles of loose unsorted rocks along the side margins of a glacier which may fallen there, been pushed there by the ice or dumped from the rounded upper surface of the glacier.


glacier calving definition, glacier calving meaning | English dictionary
hanging glacier. n a glacier situated on a shelf above a valley or another glacier; it may be joined to the lower level by an icefall or separate from it. Muir Glacier. n a glacier in SE Alaska, in the St Elias Mountains, flowing southeast from Mount Fairweather. Area: about 900 sq. km (350 sq. miles). English Collins Dictionary-English Definition & Thesaurus &nbsp. See also: glacier cream, glacier milk, glacier table, hanging glacier. Add your entry in the Collaborative Dictionary.


Glossary of Glacier Terms
The termini of glaciers where loss of ice occurs through calving, melting or evaporation. zone of accumulation. The snowfields or cirques of mountain glaciers and the snowfields of continental glaciers are called the zone of accumulation because it is here than new snow falls to nourish the glacier. zone of fracture. The upper 50 meters of glacial ice is brittle and is carried by the ice below it.


Glacier
A large piece of compressed ice, or a glacier, would appear blue as large quantities of water appear blue. The latter is because the water molecule absorbs other colors more efficiently than blue. The other reason for the blue color of glaciers is the lack of air bubbles.


calving
calve. v. calved, calvÂ·ing, calves. v. intr. 1. To give birth to a calf. 2. To break at an edge, so that a portion separates. Used of a glacier or iceberg. v. tr. 1. To give birth to (a calf).


Glossary of Glacier Terms
glacier terminus. Where the glacier ends, the leading edge of the glacier, also called the glacier nose. glacier trough. Steep U-shaped valley with a flat bottom caused by glacial scour and erosion. glaciofluvial. Geomorphic feature whose origin is related to the processes associated with glacial meltwater.


Towing with windstar
I'd go by what your owners manual says is the max weight you can tow with if you're car had the tow package. waterboy 2009-03-11 22:34:01 UTC #3. Either way the trans cooler is a good addition, the weak chain in the link is the transmission itself.


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A wide range of trailer types are in RV. use: folding campers, conventional. travel trailers, boat/ATV/snowmobile. haulers, and fifth-wheel travel units â. in a broad range of sizes, floor plans. and furnishing levels. 3-4.


What is the towing capacity of 1999 Mercury Villager towing a trailer?
According to page 181 of the Owners Manual (see below), the maximum trailer weight is 3,500 lbs. 2000 lbs to pull. 3500 lbs. if you have the SEL with the trailer tow package. This information is listed in your owner's manual. Don't have one, get one.


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3500 pounds That is the bumper's max towing weight 350 / 3500 not the vehicle's. The 6 cyl / 4L has a capacity of 5300 lbs. The V8 is something like 6500 lbs (mine is a 4L so â¦I'm not sure about the V8. With the right class III hitch you can pull much more than with the factory bumper.


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Benefits of Signing In. When you move selections to your Ford Saved Items, you can come back any time to review models and features you want, and the local dealerships where they are located. Everything youâre interested in is saved in one place, and you can track your progress. Towing Guide.


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In fact, when properly equipped and with the Tritonâ¢ 6.8L V10, the pickup can handle trailer. weights up to 14,400 pounds*, and the chassis cab can handle trailer weights all the way up to 21,500 pounds with.


Towing with windstar
Towing with windstar. i have a 2001 windstar,towing cap. 2000lbs. i had a trans.cooler installed rated 10,000lbs.,to pull my pop-up camper.the person who installed ti thought i was pulling a travel trailer.can i modify my windstar to pull 2,500lbs?i have my eye on a enclosed camper that weighs 2336lbs.


2000 Ford Windstar Tow Capacity
2000 Ford Windstar Tow Capacity. Tow Capacity for a 2000 Ford Windstar: If you are thinking about towing a trailer with a 2000 Ford Windstar then it is important to know what your tow capacity is for your Windstar. Based on the Ford owner's manual the tow capacity for a 2000 Ford Windstar is: - - - - - -. Print these results!


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Distracted driving is a behavior dangerous to drivers, passengers, and nonoccupants alike. Distraction is a. specific type of inattention that occurs when drivers. divert their attention from the driving task to focus on. some other activity instead. â â Nine percent of fatal crashes in 2010 were reported as. distraction-affected crashes. Fatal crashes involving. distraction in 2010 should not be compared to fatal. crashes involving distraction for years 2009 and prior. due to significant changes in data collection. â â Eighteen percent of injury crashes in 2010 were. reported as


Mobile phones and driving safety
The low number of scientific studies may be indicative of a general assumption that if talking on a mobile phone increases risk, then texting also increases risk, and probably more so. 1  89% of U.S. adults think that text messaging while driving is distracting, dangerous and should be outlawed.


Texting while driving
Driver's reaction times decreased by 46% while making a call, 37% when texting and driving, and 27% during hands-free calls. Those who were drinking and driving at the limit of 80 mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood, reaction times slowed by 13% and 21% for those under the influence of cannabis. A study by the University of Buffalo revealed that a similar habit, texting while walking, causes more injuries than texting while driving.


Texting while driving
Texting while driving is considered extremely dangerous by many people, including authorities, and in some places have either been outlawed or restricted. A survey of more than 90 teens from more than 26 high schools throughout the United States conducted by Liberty Mutual Insurance Group in 2006 showed that 46% of students consider texting to be either very or extremely distracting.


Teen Safety: Donât Text and Drive
Distracted driving, specifically texting while driving, is a significant issue in the United States. In 2012, car accidents that involved a distracted driver killed 3,328 people and injured 421,000 people, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).


10 Statistics That Capture The Dangers of Texting and Driving
On June 8, a report was released stating that Tennessee bus crash that left two young girls and a teacher's aide dead last December was the result of texting and driving. James Davenport, the driver of the bus, was found dead in his home on June 1. While this story is tragic, texting and driving is far from unusual. A staggering 49 percent of adults admit to texting and driving, even though 98 percent of adults say they know the practice is unsafe. Below are 10 statistics that show how dangerous texting and driving really is. 9 Number of Americans killed every day from motor vehicle accidents that involved distracted driving, such as using a cellphone, texting or eating.


10 Statistics That Capture The Dangers of Texting and Driving
Below are 10 statistics that show how dangerous texting and driving really is. 9. Number of Americans killed every day from motor vehicle accidents that involved distracted driving, such as using a cellphone, texting or eating. 1 in 4. The probability that a motor vehicle crash involved a cellphone. 40%


Texting while driving
Texting while driving, also called texting and driving, is the act of composing, sending, reading text messages, email, or making similar use of the web on a mobile phone while operating a motor vehicle. Texting while driving is considered extremely dangerous by many people, including authorities, and in some places have either been outlawed or restricted. A survey of more than 90 teens from more than 26 high schools throughout the United States conducted by Liberty Mutual Insurance Group in 200


Texting while driving
Notable collisions. 1  On August 29, 2007, Danny Oates was killed by a young driver of a car, allegedly texting while driving. 2  On January 3, 2008 Heather Leigh Hurd was killed by a truck driver who allegedly was texting while driving.


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1 You would consider an ovarian mass, in any woman who comes in complaining of pressure symptoms. 2  These symptoms include urinary frequency, pelvic discomfort, and constipation.


Ovarian Torsion Workup
With isolated tubal torsion, the tube is usually distended and lacks flow or has reversed flow during diastole. Because venous flow is under low pressure, it is the first flow to be affected by the increased interstitial pressure of a twisted ovary. In chronic torsion, arterial waveforms can mimic venous waveforms. When torsion is complete, no arterial waveforms can be detected within the ovary.


Ovarian Torsion Workup
The presence of an enlarged ovary with lack of intraovarian arterial or venous flow is highly indicative of torsion, particularly if the typical appearance of an enlarged ovary with small peripheral cysts is depicted. However, the presence of adnexal flow should not be construed as ruling out the diagnosis.


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The radiographic evaluation of the patient depends on the age and clinical suspicion. 1  Ultrasound: 2  It is the primary way to evaluate pelvic masses. 3  If a trans vaginal ultrasound is performed, it increases the positive predictive value and negative predictive value of the test.