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The. network now operates in the United Kingdom, South Africa, Spain, Belgium, Germany, Singapore/Malaysia, Hong Kong, Australia, Japan, Mexico, Brazil and Toronto, offering medical, professional, and product-liability claim management in more than 165 countries.


-poiesis
-poiesis. n combining form. 1. indicating the act of making or producing something specified: haematopoiesis. [from Greek, from poiÄsis a making; see poesy]. a combining form meaning âmaking, formation,â used esp. in nouns that denote the formation of blood or a blood component, as specified by the initial element: lymphopoiesis.


Can I make TextBox transparent?
Hi Penicillin, Based on your post, you need to make the backgroud of the TextBox control to be transparent. I would like to recommend this example AlphaBlendTextBox - A transparent/translucent textbox for .NET by Bob Bradley in the code project. It should satisfy your requirements. It subclass the TextBox control and add a PictureBox to the control that gets displayed, instead of the original TextBox.


Creating See-through Text Boxes
1 Place your text box, as normal. 2  Right-click on the text box. Word displays a Context menu. 3  Choose Format Text Box from the Context menu. Word displays the Format Text Box dialog box.  Make sure the Colors and Lines tab is selected. (See Figure 1.)


How can I make a TEXT box invisible on Word 2007?
Best Answer: You can make it have no background or make it transparent. Select the textbox. You will see an option in the menu on top of FORMAT...click on FORMAT and then go to SHAPE FILL -> NO FILL. This is for Microsoft Word 2007. That should make the text box's background transparent. You can also change the line colour [the outline around the textbox] if you want that to be invisible as well.


How do I make a text box on Microsoft word translucent?
Best Answer: Go to the top tab thing and go to Insert, Text Box. Then when you finished writing stuff in it, double click (or right click then scroll to Format Text Box) on outside and check Transparent in the color section. If you mean/want something different, just say. Source(s):


Creating See-through Text Boxes
There are two ways you can handle this: you can either make the text box partially transparent or make it fully transparent. To control the transparency, follow these steps: 1  Place your text box, as normal. 2  Right-click on the text box. Word displays a Context menu.  Choose Format Text Box from the Context menu.


How do I make a text box on Microsoft word translucent?
(You can do it other ways, but that is the quickest). For example, you could copy or cut a number of your text boxes. Go to your new document. Access your clipboard with your multiple text strings and select Paste All - it should paste all that you have on your clipboard into your new document in order.


Creating See-through Text Boxes
There are two ways you can handle this: you can either make the text box partially transparent or make it fully transparent. To control the transparency, follow these steps: 1  Place your text box, as normal.  Right-click on the text box. Word displays a Context menu.


How do I make a text box on Microsoft word translucent?
Just as an abundance of caution, I would make a back-up of your document before you begin cutting out of it, just in case some text gets lost moving between documents. Also, be sure to utilize the Clipboard option in modern versions of WORD that can store multiple copy segments.


Creating See-through Text Boxes
There may be times when you want the text box to be transparent, meaning that whatever is behind the text box shows through. There are two ways you can handle this: you can either make the text box partially transparent or make it fully transparent. 1  Place your text box, as normal.  Right-click on the text box.


TRANSPARENT BACKGROUND COLOR , ,
TRANSPARENT BACKGROUND COLOR , , Text box TRANSPARENT BACKGROUND COLOR is selected from FORMAT SHAPE dialogue window. It can be opened using DRAWING TOOLS FORMAT TAB, SHAPE FILL button SHAPE STYLES group. Selecting transparent parameters is performed with slider TRANSPARENT. For selecting color click GRADIENT STOPS .


Text messaging
While text messages are usually sent over a phone network, due to the convergence between the telecommunication and broadcasting industries in the 2000s, text messages may also be sent via a cable network or Local Area Network. The term originally referred to messages sent using the Short Message Service (SMS). It has grown beyond alphanumeric text to include multimedia messages (known as MMS) containing digital images, videos, and sound content, as well as ideograms known as emoji (happy faces and other icons).


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Twilio is a cloud communications platform. Embed messaging, voice, video, and authentication in your apps with a simple and powerful API. Reach anyone in the world with a quality experience as our distributed software manages routes through carriers and the internet. Get started in less than 5 minutes.


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Itâs the perfect day, to pray for our country, by heart. Orange, White and green. these colors are there. not for to look beautiful. These colors gives us message. that we should love each other, live in peace and in unity...


Text messaging
As of 2016, text messages are used by youth and adults for personal, family and social purposes and in business, government and non-governmental organizations for communication between colleagues. As with e-mailing, in the 2010s, the sending of short informal messages has become an accepted part of many cultures.


SMS
The Value-added service provider (VASP) providing the content submits the message to the mobile operator's SMSC(s) using an TCP/IP protocol such as the short message peer-to-peer protocol (SMPP) or the External Machine Interface (EMI). The SMSC delivers the text using the normal Mobile Terminated delivery procedure.


Diagnosis
Goiter treatment depends on the size of the goiter, your signs and symptoms, and the underlying cause. Your doctor may recommend: Observation. If your goiter is small and doesn't cause problems, and your thyroid is functioning normally, your doctor may suggest a wait-and-see approach. Medications.


Thyroid Goiter Basics
Thyroid Goiter Basics. What They Look Like and How to Treat Them. This slideshow covers the basics of thyroid goitersâan enlargement of the thyroid gland. Some goiters can become so large that you can easily see them when you turn to the side. But are they typically benign?


Thyroid Goiter Basics
The Basics of Thyroid Goiters What's a thyroid goiter and how do you know if you have one? This slideshow covers common symptoms, causes, and treatments of thyroid goiters.


Everything you need to know about goiter
Less common causes of goiter include the following: Smoking: Thiocyanate in tobacco smoke interferes with iodine absorption. Hormonal changes: Pregnancy, puberty, and menopause can affect thyroid function. Thyroiditis: Inflammation caused by infection, for example, can lead to goiter. Lithium: This psychiatric drug can interfere with thyroid function.


Diagnosis
For goiters associated with hyperthyroidism, you may need medications to normalize hormone levels. Surgery. Removing all or part of your thyroid gland (total or partial thyroidectomy) is an option if you have a large goiter that is uncomfortable or causes difficulty breathing or swallowing, or in some cases, if you have a nodular goiter causing hyperthyroidism. Surgery is also the treatment for thyroid cancer.


Diagnosis
Diagnosis. Your doctor may discover an enlarged thyroid gland simply by feeling your neck and having you swallow during a routine physical exam. In some cases, your doctor may also be able to feel the presence of nodules. Diagnosing a goiter may also involve: A hormone test.


Diagnosis
A goiter associated with an overactive thyroid usually involves a high level of thyroid hormone in the blood and a lower than normal TSH level. An antibody test. Some causes of a goiter involve production of abnormal antibodies.


Thyroid Goiter Basics
A slideshow that covers thyroid goiterâan enlargement of the thyroid gland. Some goiters can become so large that you can easily see them when you turn to the side. But are they typically benign? And who gets goiters, and how do you treat them?


Goiter & Thyroid Nodules
Goiter is an enlarged thyroid gland. A person with goiter can have normal levels of thyroid hormone, excessive levels, or levels that are too low. Goiter is an enlarged thyroid gland. A person with goiter can have normal levels of thyroid hormone, excessive levels, or levels that are too low.


Everything you need to know about goiter
Retrosternal goiter: This type of goiter can grow behind the breastbone. This can constrict the windpipe, neck veins, or esophagus, and sometimes requires surgery. The type of goiter will dictate how it is treated and the symptoms that may show.


Difference Between Simple Random Sample and Systematic Random Sample
Index the population (numbers should be assigned randomly) Calculate the max-value of the sampling interval (the number of individuals in the population divided by the number of individuals to be chosen for the sample.) Select a random number between 1 and the max-value. Repeatedly add the max value to select the rest of the individuals.


What is the main difference between cluster sampling and stratified sampling, while sampling the population of a state?
Answer Wiki. In cluster sampling we select a sample of clusters, not all clusters. We might then subsample the clusters and subsample the subsamples of clusters. Such samples are multi-stage cluster samples. Cluster sampling is less accuratefor the same sample size but allows a larger sampe for the same cost. In stratified sampling we sample from every stratum. This is more precises than a simple random sample for the same sample size.


Difference Between Stratified Sampling and Cluster Sampling
Stratified Sampling. Stratified random sampling is a sampling method in which the population is first divided into strata (A stratum is a homogeneous subset of the population). Then a simple random sample is taken from each stratum. The results from each strata combined constitute the sample.


Sampling
In stratified sampling, we split the population into non-overlapping groups or strata (e.g., men and women, people under 30 years of age and people 30 years of age and older), and then sample within each strata. The purpose is to ensure adequate representation of subjects in each stratum.


Sampling
There are two types of sampling: probability sampling and non-probability sampling. In probability sampling, each member of the population has a known probability of being selected. In non-probability sampling, each member of the population is selected without the use of probability.


Sampling
However, in systematic sampling, subjects are selected at fixed intervals, e.g., every third or every fifth person is selected. The spacing or interval between selections is determined by the ratio of the population size to the sample size (N/n).


What is the difference between systematic sampling and cluster sampling?
Systematic sampling selects a random starting point from the population, and then a sample is taken from regular fixed intervals of the population depending on its size. Cluster sampling divides the population into clusters, and then takes a simple random sample from each cluster.


What is the difference between systematic sampling and cluster sampling?
What is the difference between systematic sampling and cluster sampling? Systematic sampling and cluster sampling differ in how they pull sample points from the population included in the sample. Cluster sampling breaks the population down into clusters, while systematic sampling uses fixed intervals from the larger population to create the sample.


Royal Farms Arena
The Royal Farms Arena was the home of the Major Indoor Soccer League's Baltimore Blast since they arrived in the 1980â1981 season until the league folded in 1992. The Blast won their only championship in the '83-'84 season which was attended by upwards of 11,200 fans.


Royal Farms Arena
The new naming rights deal calls for Royal Farms to pay $250,000 annually for five years to the city, and gives Royal Farms first rights to renew/restructure their deal at the end of the contract, or in the event that the city constructs a new arena.


Royal Farms
Now I just want to first say, I am a wawa guy! I am a landscaper for Brickman. I was cutting grass down the street from this Royal Farms on Old Baltimore Pike and Route72 a few weeks ago. I figured, Hey I never go to Royal Farms. They should be the same as Wawa pretty much.. Man how I was wrong.


Royal Farms Arena
(April 2009) Royal Farms Arena (originally the Baltimore Civic Center and formerly Baltimore Arena) is an arena located in Baltimore. The arena is located about a block away from the Baltimore Convention Center on the corner of Baltimore Street and Hopkins Place; it is also only a short distance from the Inner Harbor.


Employee Benefits
Royal Farms will match $1.00 per dollar for the first 3% of the employeeâs 401K contribution, then $0.50 per dollar up to 5% of the employeeâs contribution. Enrollment dates are January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1. To be eligible for the plan, employees must:


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How User Can Get Energy Points. 1  User can get 75 energy points for each problem answered correct in a skill they haven't practiced. 2  User can get 50 energy points for each problem they answer correct in a mastery challenge.


User profile
Streak. The new Streak section. Streak is on every user's profile and is used to track when they are active and what days user has been active on Khan Academy. If user is active for consecutive days, it is called a Streak.


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Before Khan Academy 's new layout in 2012, the number of energy points that a user currently has was invisible at any page in Khan Academy. Now user can hover over someone's name on comments and programs or go to user's user profile to see their point totals.


Don't Use Khan Academy without Watching this First
So let's see some videos on YouTube under the #MTT2K hashtag! Update 22-6-2012: An astute commenter, MaryDoom, notes that I made an error in the text. The post has been corrected to say that the video is about multiplying and dividing positive and negative integers, not fractions.


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1 User can get 50 energy points for each problem they answer correct in a mastery challenge. 2  User can get 5 energy points for each problem they answer correct in a skills they have already practiced. 3  User can also get additional energy points from earning badges.


Don't Use Khan Academy without Watching this First
For many math teachers, the most important work to do is to get kids to think about why the rules apply, to help them derive them where applicable, and to help them contextualize them when derivations are impractical. Khan Academy pulled down the video satirized in MTT2K, Episode 1 within a day or so of publication.


Don't Use Khan Academy without Watching this First
It will be interesting to see if they simply fix the outright errors, or if they address some of the broader pedagogical concerns. (Update: I think they do, see Kudos for Khan). No teacher or department head or district administrator should put Khan Academy into action without watching this satirical critique first.


Don't Use Khan Academy without Watching this First
I'm adding a new plank to my KA platform: no teacher or administrator should use or support the use of Khan Academy videos without watching the first episode of Mystery Teacher Theater 2000 or MTT2K. (Tip of my hat to Dan Meyer for leading me to this story.).


User profile
User can personalize it with what they are learning. The new learning dashboard is your personal homepage on Khan Academy. The dashboard gives you an easy way to find the best next things for you to do. It has a bunch of really cool things designed to help you learn math, and soon other subjects, really well on your own or with a coach.


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Activity. The Activity tab on Khan Academy shows how much work user has been doing each day. It tells them the amount of time they spend on Khan Academy each day and the number of energy points they have gained that particular day. It also tells user the amount of time they spend on skills and videos.


Change Default Search Engine In Edge
Step 2: Open the search engineâs home page you want to set as default in Edge browser. For instance, if you want to set DuckDuckGo as your default search in Edge, visit DuckDuckGo.com in your Edge browser, and then click the star button to add the URL to Favorites.


How to change the default search engine in Microsoft Edge
Go to the search site you want to set as the new default, like www.google.com, and click or tap the ellipses in the top right corner of the browser and select Settings. Scroll down and select 'View advanced settings'. Scroll down to 'Search in the address bar with', select 'Bing (www.bing.com)' and select 'Add new'.


Set Google as default search engine in Edge browser
Change default search engine in Edge. Launch the Edge browser in Windows 10 and open Google.com in the browser. Now, click open More Actions in Edge and then choose the Settings option displayed at the very bottom. Scroll down, under Advanced settings you will see View advanced settings button.


Change Default Search Engine In Edge
Default search engine in Edge. With default settings, as one would expect, Bing is the default search engine in Microsoft Edge and as well as the Cortana search box on the taskbar (see how to enable Google search in taskbar search).


How to change the default search engine in Microsoft Edge
Scroll down and select 'View advanced settings'. Scroll down to 'Search in the address bar with', select 'Bing (www.bing.com)' and select 'Add new'. Google should appear in the list of search engines. Select it and click/tap 'Add as default'. That's it. Google will be the default search engine in Edge.


Set Google as default search engine in Edge browser
Set Google as default search in Edge. Select Google search engine and click on Add as default. Thatâs it! Google will be set as your default search engine in Edge browser in Windows 10. Although I had selected Google.com, Google.co.in was set as the default, since I am from India.


Set Google as default search engine in Edge browser
Microsoft has Edge browser in Windows 10. You can change default search engine from Bing to Google or any other in Microsoft Edge browser. This post will show you how to set Google as default search engine in Edge on Windows 10.


Set Google as default search engine in Edge browser
Change default search engine in Edge. Launch the Edge browser in Windows 10 and open Google.com in the browser. Now, click open More Actions in Edge and then choose the Settings option displayed at the very bottom.


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But Microsoft Edge uses OpenSearch technology, so you can change the default search engine. Enter the search engineâs website and browse to it. Select and then scroll down to select View advanced settings. In the list under Search in the address bar with, choose Add new.


How to change your search engine in Microsoft Edge
How to change your search engine in Microsoft Edge: Step One. Microsoft Edge features a combo search/address bar, but itâs set to use Microsoft Bing by default. In order to switch it to something else, youâll need to change it in the settings.


Pinch Hitter
What is Pinch Hitter? This is a baseball term defined as substitute player for the current hitter. The National League is the only division within Major League Baseball that uses the pinch hitter. The American League uses a designated hitter. A pinch hitter is a permanent substitute, and must remain in the game once put in.


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UCLA pinch-hitter Will Penniall scored the deciding run from second with two outs in the eighth inning when Eagles second baseman Phil Carey dropped a pop-up by Ryan Babineau.


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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For other uses, see Pinch hitter (disambiguation). In baseball, a pinch hitter is a substitute batter. Batters can be substituted at any time while the ball is dead (not in active play); the manager may use any player who has not yet entered the game as a substitute.


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Classified under: Nouns denoting people. Hypernyms (pinch hitter is a kind of...): batsman; batter; hitter; slugger ((baseball) a ballplayer who is batting) reserve; second-stringer; substitute (an athlete who plays only when a starter on the team is replaced) Domain category:


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A pinch hitter is someone who hits people while they're pinching one off. Pete was quietly pinching a loaf when a wiffle bat came over the divider and hit him in the back of the head. It was Ignacio the infamous pinch hitter, whose maniacal laughter echoed around the washroom as he ran away. #poop #crap #shit #loaf #hit. by scodder May 22, 2010. 10 15.


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The Rockies will use him primarily as a pinch hitter and to spell Todd Helton occasionally at first base. Transaction Action: Giambi Returns to Rockies for 1-yr, $1.5M. But his pitch count reached 96 by the end of the fifth, and he left for a pinch hitter. As part of New Era's MLB replica collection, the Pinch Hitter is made of a blend of wool and acrylic, features a rounded crown and Velcro closure.


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The player chosen to be a pinch hitter is often a backup infielder or outfielder. In the major leagues, catchers are less likely to be called upon because most teams have only two catchers, while pitchers are almost never used as pinch-hitters, because they tend to be worse hitters than other players on the team.


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McCarthy later scored on a wild pitch to cut the deficit to two runs, but Alexander Claudio came on in relief of Padilla to strike out pinch-hitter Nick Schmidt, clinching Caguas' first title since 1987.


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Translations for pinch hitter
Freebase(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: In baseball, a pinch hitter is a substitute batter. Batters can be substituted at any time while the ball is dead; the manager may use any player who has not yet entered the game as a substitute.


How Anxiety Can Create Hallucinations
In many ways, intense anxiety can cause the feeling of going crazy-as though you are losing touch with reality. Sometimes this is nothing more than a feeling or thought. Other times this is caused by additional anxiety symptoms that resemble those of true psychosis. One such symptom is hallucinations.


How Anxiety Can Create Hallucinations
How Anxiety Can Create Hallucinations. Intense anxiety can cause not only fear, but symptoms that create further fear. In many ways, intense anxiety can cause the feeling of going crazy-as though you are losing touch with reality. Sometimes this is nothing more than a feeling or thought.


How Anxiety Can Create Hallucinations
How Anxiety Can Create Hallucinations. Intense anxiety can cause not only fear, but symptoms that create further fear. In many ways, intense anxiety can cause the feeling of going crazy-as though you are losing touch with reality.


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There are 32 conditions associated with anxiety, depressed mood, flashbacks and hallucinations. The links below will provide you with more detailed information on these medical conditions from the WebMD Symptom Checker and help provide a better understanding of causes and treatment of these related conditions.


Schizophrenia and Stress
Schizophrenia Is a Group of Disorders.  1 positive or psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions;  2 negative symptoms such as apparent lack of emotion (flat affect) and motivation ( passivity); 3  cognitive impairments such as problems with working and short-term memory.


Schizophrenia and Stress
For a patient with schizophrenia, the death of a parent or other loved one, a change in therapist, moving from one apartment to another; these events can trigger acute anxiety, depression and psychotic episodes, which may lead to hospitalization.


Can stress cause hallucinations?
Best Answer: Stress can cause hallucinations, bad breath, ulcers, sleep disorders, pain and about a hundred other physical symptoms. If you have that much stress it may be time to consult a professional.


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Parkinsonâs disease, depression, psychosis, and epilepsy medications may trigger hallucination symptoms. Other conditions that can cause hallucinations include: 1  terminal illnesses, such as AIDS, brain cancer, or kidney and liver failure. 2  high fevers, especially in children and the elderly.


How Anxiety Can Create Hallucinations
One such symptom is hallucinations. While it's rare for someone with anxiety to truly hallucinate, it's not rare for those with intense anxiety to have various types of mild hallucinations that can cause additional fear over your mental stability.


Are the monuments and museums in Washington DC within walking distance of each other?
The Capitol and the Lincoln Memorial are two miles apart, with the White House about 1/4 mile north of this axis-with 10 of the Smithsonian Museums, the National Gallery of Art, Washington Monument, WWII memorial, Constitution Gardens, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and Korean War Memorial between them.


National Mall
On June 12, 2010, Tareq and Michaele Salahi, a couple under investigation for allegedly crashing a White House state dinner for the Prime Minister of India in November 2009 (see: 2009 U.S. state dinner security breaches), hosted an America's Polo Cup match between the United States and India on the Mall.


Eisenhower Executive Office Building
The building has housed some of the nation's most significant diplomats and politicians and has been the scene of many historic events. The history of the EEOB began long before its foundations were laid. The first executive offices were constructed on sites flanking the White House between 1799 and 1820. A series of fires (including those set by the British in 1814) and overcrowded conditions led to the construction of the existing Treasury Building.


National Mall
The boundaries of the museum site are Constitution Avenue on the north, Madison Drive on the south, 14th Street NW on the east, and 15th Street NW on the west. The museum's groundbreaking ceremony took place on February 22, 2012.


How to get from Washington Dulles Airport (IAD) to Arlington National Cemetery by bus, subway, taxi, car, towncar or shuttle
The National Mall is a national park in downtown Washington, D.C. , the capital of the United States. The National Park Service (NPS) administers the National Mall, which is part of its National Mall and Memorial Parks unit.


National Mall
1 Between Constitution Avenue NW and Independence Avenue SW at 7th Street, the width of the Mall is 1,586 feet (483 m). 2  Between Madison Drive NW and Jefferson Drive SW at 7th Street, the width of the Mall's open space is 656 feet (200 m).


Are the monuments and museums in Washington DC within walking distance of each other?
Relevance. Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Most of the monuments are within walking distance of each other-if you like to walk. The White House is a mile from the Capitol (and there are some sights on the far side of the Capitol like the Supreme Court and the Library of Congress.


Eisenhower Executive Office Building
Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Originally built for the State, War and Navy Departments between 1871 and 1888, the Eisenhower Executive Office Building now houses a majority of offices for White House staff. The Eisenhower Executive Office Building is located next to the West Wing, and houses a majority of offices for White House staff.


Cardiovascular Disease Statistics
Each year, heart disease is at the top of the list of the country's most serious health problems. In fact, statistics show that cardiovascular disease is America's leading health problem, and the leading cause of death. Consider the most recent statistics released by the American Heart Association:


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1 About 80 percent of coronary heart disease mortality in people under age 65 occurs during the first attack. 2  In 48 percent of men and 63 percent of women who died suddenly of coronary heart disease, there were no previous symptoms of this disease.


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1 Based on the Framingham Heart Study, five percent of all heart attacks occur in people under age 40, and 45 percent occur in people under age 65. 2  84.6 percent of people who die of heart attack are age 65 or older. 3  About 80 percent of coronary heart disease mortality in people under age 65 occurs during the first attack.


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1 Of African-American women ages 20 and older, 49 percent have heart diseases. 2  Only 1 in 5 African-American women believes she is personally at risk. 3  Only 52 percent of African-American women are aware of the signs and symptoms of a heart attack.


Heart Disease in African-American Women
1 Only 1 in 5 African-American women believes she is personally at risk. 2  Only 52 percent of African-American women are aware of the signs and symptoms of a heart attack. 3  Only 36 percent of African-American women know that heart disease is their greatest health risk.


Heart Disease in African-American Women
More than 40 percent of non-Hispanic blacks have high blood pressure, which is more severe in blacks than whites, and develops earlier in life. This little known fact is something that, if known and treated in advance, could have led to a more romantic first date for Shermane.


Cardiovascular Disease Statistics
Heart failure affects well over 5 million U.S. adults. Cardiovascular disease is the cause of more deaths than cancer, chronic lower respiratory diseases, and accidents combined. It is a myth that heart disease is a man's disease.


Heart Disease in African-American Women
Heart disease & stroke is the No. 1 killer in women, and stroke disproportionately affects African-Americans. Importantly, African-American women are less likely than Caucasian women to be aware that heart disease is the leading cause of death.


Cardiovascular Disease Statistics
Approximately 84 million people in this country suffer from some form of cardiovascular disease, causing about 2,200 deaths a day, averaging one death every 40 seconds. Almost one out of every three deaths results from cardiovascular disease. The direct and indirect costs of cardiovascular disease and stroke are about $315 billion. This figure is increasing every year. An estimated 15 million U.S. adults have coronary heart disease.


Heart Disease in African-American Women
1 Only 52 percent of African-American women are aware of the signs and symptoms of a heart attack. 2  Only 36 percent of African-American women know that heart disease is their greatest health risk.


How to Make Ghee / Clarified Butter at Home
how to make ghee from butter at home-foam starts to form on top. 2. In 10 minutes, the melted butter will form a thin foamy layer on top with the light yellow liquid on the bottom. In a while, the light yellow liquid gets translucent & you start to see some thick milk solids at the bottom of pan.ow to make fresh clarified butter at home. 5. When ghee reaches room temperature, add just a tiny pinch of salt in the bottle of ghee & stir it around with a spoon â this helps to get the texture that you see in the ready-made ghee.


How to Make Ghee / Clarified Butter at Home
making ghee from butter at home-milk solids sink or separate and clear yellow ghee visible. 4. When you see the dark golden-yellow colored clear liquid easily, the clarified butter (or ghee) is ready and it is time to remove the pan from the heat.ow to make fresh clarified butter at home. 5. When ghee reaches room temperature, add just a tiny pinch of salt in the bottle of ghee & stir it around with a spoon â this helps to get the texture that you see in the ready-made ghee.


How to Make Ghee Recipe
To make ghee, gently melt the butter in a saucepan over medium-low heat. After melting, the butter will separate into three layers. This should only take a few minutes. Foam will appear on the top layer, the milk solids will migrate to the bottom of the pan, and clarified butter will float between the two.hen the ghee is finished, skim absolutely all of the top layer of foam into a bowl with a spoon or strainer, turn off the heat, and allow things to settle for a minute or so. Next, carefully pour the golden central layer through a strainer, into a clean glass jar, leaving the milk solids at the bottom of the pan.


How to Make Ghee
What do to with the milk solids from ghee making. When you clarify butter (by boiling) to make ghee, the milk solids will separate. They will settle in the bottom of the ghee. If the ghee is made properly, the milk solids remaining will be lightly brown, nutty, and very delicious.Donât throw away the milk solids.e careful not to over cook the ghee and burn the solids. If the milk solids are dark brown, or if the liquid ghee turns dark brown, youâve over cooked it. Let the ghee cool for about 20 minutes. Then strain it though a very fine strainer or 2 layers of muslin cloth.


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It also adds great aroma, flavor and taste to the food. Here is the easiest way for making homemade ghee. Step by step procedure. 1  Keep the boiled milk in the refrigerator. 2  Skim the gathered cream on the top of it after few hours. 3  Collect the cream in a bowl over the course of a week or two.4  Churn the cream well in a mixer with the help of ice and water to make butter.5  Mould it into a ball and refrigerate it for a day.tep by step procedure. 1  Keep the boiled milk in the refrigerator. 2  Churn the cream well in a mixer with the help of ice and water to make butter. 3  Cook the refrigerated butter uncovered in a heavy saucepan over a medium heat. 4  Reduce the heat to a simmer after a while. 5  Leave it to cool for half an hour.


How to Make Ghee
Browned butter has all the milk solids still in it. Ghee has ALL the milk solids removed. If you cook ANY fat at too high a temperature for too long it will burn. So no, ghee is different. It will foam, then bubble, then seem to almost stop bubbling and then foam again. 2  When the second foam occurs, the ghee is done. 3  At this point, the melted butter should be bright gold in color and there should be reddish brown pieces of milk solids at the bottom of the pan.


How to make Ghee
1 Allow the milk solids to turn brownâit will not urn your ghee but instead, will give you a rounded, even flavor and smooth texture. 2  Also, your ghee will last longer. 3  Once youâve strained the ghee, your iron wok will show off brown bits of burnt milk solids.training liquid gold! How to make ghee: 1  Collect the clotted cream/top of milk from your pot of fresh milk every time you boil the milk. 2  Refrigerate this cream until you have enough. ( 3 I wait for a week; my supply of a 1 to 1.5 liters of whole fat milk yields about 5 cups of cream at the end of the week).


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1 Keep the boiled milk in the refrigerator. 2  Skim the gathered cream on the top of it after few hours. 3  Collect the cream in a bowl over the course of a week or two. 4  Churn the cream well in a mixer with the help of ice and water to make butter.tep by step procedure. 1  Keep the boiled milk in the refrigerator. 2  Churn the cream well in a mixer with the help of ice and water to make butter. 3  Cook the refrigerated butter uncovered in a heavy saucepan over a medium heat. 4  Reduce the heat to a simmer after a while. 5  Leave it to cool for half an hour.


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1 Churn the cream well in a mixer with the help of ice and water to make butter. 2  Mould it into a ball and refrigerate it for a day. ( 3 If you do not have the patience to make butter at home then get two pounds of butter from the store.). 4  Cook the refrigerated butter uncovered in a heavy saucepan over a medium heat.tep by step procedure. 1  Keep the boiled milk in the refrigerator. 2  Skim the gathered cream on the top of it after few hours. 3  Collect the cream in a bowl over the course ofa week or two. 4  Churn the cream well in a mixer with the help of ice and water to make butter. 5  Mould it into a ball and refrigerate it for a day.


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This will help your butter melt faster and more evenly. Set your butter to melt over medium heat, stirring it gently from time to time. Pretty soon, youâll see a thick, white foam start to form at the surface. Notice how bright yellow and opaque the butter is at this stage of the process.his will help your butter melt faster and more evenly. Set your butter to melt over medium heat, stirring it gently from time to time. Pretty soon, youâll see a thick, white foam start to form at the surface. Notice how bright yellow and opaque the butter is at this stage of the process.


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Energy providers. Power prices are causing many consumers to cut back on home heating. In our latest energy satisfaction survey, 38 percent of respondents said their home wasnât as warm as theyâd like because they had to restrict how much power they used.


Trustpower
Trustpower Limited is a New Zealand electricity generation and electricity retailing company, listed on the New Zealand stock exchange.


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Security Alerts. Genesis Energy is committed to protecting your information and is aware that from time to time scammers will attempt to target you by fraudulently using our brand. This could be an email, letter or phone call to you, or through a website illegally using our branding (view more).


Trustpower
Trustpower is New Zealand's fifth largest electricity generator (in terms of MW capacity, GWh output and revenue) and the fourth largest electricity retailer (in customer numbers), serving 277,000 customers throughout New Zealand. The company owns and operates 34 power stations.


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The majority of Nova Energy (72 percent) and Powershop (71 percent) customers were very satisfied. Both retailers â which have less than eight percent of the market between them â also rated above average for customer support, comfortably beating out the big five.


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Forty-six percent of respondents said they were very satisfied with their power company. However, companies seen as less likely to offer competitive prices and value for money scored lower marks. Genesis Energy, the largest electricity retailer with 22 percent of the residential market, ranked last.


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100% New Zealand owned and operated, Todd Energy is a leading energy provider. focused on meeting New Zealand's energy demands well into the future. 2015 is the eleventh year of WOMAD in New Plymouth and Todd has been a partner sponsor from the beginning. Todd is the sole founding partner for Len Lyeâs legacy.


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100% New Zealand owned and operated, Todd Energy is a leading energy provider. focused on meeting New Zealand's energy demands well into the future. OUR FUNDING INITIATIVES. 2015 is the eleventh year of WOMAD in New Plymouth and Todd has been a partner sponsor from the beginning.


Answering Your Questions About Photoshop CC
Login Register Forgot Password. 1  If you are an existing Just Energy customer and you have received your first bill, you can access your account by registering here. You will need your Consumer Number and your Account Number, as well as an e-mail address to complete the registration. Your Consumer Number appears on the front of your Statement in the column on the right. You can find your Account Number in the top left corner on the second page of your Statement. If you are having trouble registering please feel free to contact us on 0508 JUST ENERGY (0508 587 836).


Convert cm to m - Length / Distance Conversions
The following is a list of definitions relating to conversions between centimeters and meters. What is a centimeter (cm)? A centimeter is a unit of Length or Distance in the Metric System. The symbol for centimeter is cm. There are 100 centimeters in a meter. The International spelling for this unit is centimetre. What is a meter (m)?


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Task: Convert 12.5 meters to centimeters (show work) Formula: m x 100 = cm Calculations: 12.5 m x 100 = 1,250 cm Result: 12.5 m is equal to 1,250 cm Conversion Tables For quick reference purposes, below are conversion tables that you can use to convert from cm to m, and m to cm.


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1 meter = 100 centimeter. One centimeter is one hundredth of a meter (1/100 m) or 0.01 meter. 1 meter = 100 centimeter. One centimeter is one hundredth of a meter (1/100 m) or 0.01 meter.


Convert cm to m - Length / Distance Conversions
Conversion Definitions. 1  The following is a list of definitions relating to conversions between centimeters and meters. 2  Let's take a closer look at the conversion formulas so that you can do these conversions yourself with a calculator or with an old-fashioned pencil and paper.


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Meters is a unit of length and centimeter cubed is a unit of length so they can not be converted. However, if you need to find out how many meters cubed are in a centimeter cuâ¦bed then 1cm = 0.01 m and thus there are (0.01) 3 = 10 -6 meters cubed in a centimeter cubed.


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Meter to Centimeter Conversion Example. Task: Convert 12.5 meters to centimeters (show work) Formula: m x 100 = cm Calculations: 12.5 m x 100 = 1,250 cm Result: 12.5 m is equal to 1,250 cm.


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45.5 meters is 45 meters and 50 centimeters, because there are 100 centimeters in a meter.


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Centimeter to Meter Conversion Example. 1  Task: Convert 5,200 centimeters to meters (show work) Formula: cm Ã· 100 = m Calculations: 5,200 cm Ã· 100 = 52 m Result: 5,200 cm is equal to 52 m. 2  Task: Convert 12.5 meters to centimeters (show work) Formula: m x 100 = cm Calculations: 12.5 m x 100 = 1,250 cm Result: 12.5 m is equal to 1,250 cm.


How many meters are in a centimeter if there is 70 centimeters?
How many meters and centimeters are in 225 centimeters? There are 100 centimetres in one metre. Therefore, 225 centimetres is equal to 225/100 = 2 remainder 25 or 2 metres 25 centimetres.


How many meters are in a centimeter if there is 70 centimeters?
How many meters and centimeters are there in 494 centimeters? There are 100 centimetres in one metre. Therefore, 494 centimetres is equal to 494/100 = 4 remainder 94 or 4 metres 94 centimetres.


How Many Sheets of Paper Does One Stamp Mail?
One first-class postage stamp is sufficient to mail three sheets of 20-pound bond paper plus a number 10 business-size envelope. This letter weighs almost 1 ounce, assuming the paper is no larger than 8.5 inches by 11 inches.


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In August 2014, the price of a First-Class postage stamp to Iraq is $1.15 for a letter-sized envelope. If the address in Iraq is an APO or U.S. military base, the price is the normal rate for domestic First-Class mail, or 49 cents.


How Many Stamps Do You Put on an 8 X 5 Envelope?
How many stamps do you put on an 8 x 5 envelope? As of 2014, an 8-by-5-inch envelope requires one first-class postage stamp if the envelope and its contents weigh less than 1 ounce and the letter is less than 1/4 inch thick. Letters weighing more than 1 ounce require extra postage. Full Answer >.


How many U.S. Forever stamps do I need to send a letter sized envelope of normal letter thickness and weight to the UK?
U.S. Forever stamps are only good for domestic mail. There is a Global Forever stamp that can be used world-wide. Otherwise, it costs $1.20 in postage to send up to 1 oz to the UK. Ooops! My initial response was based on old information. Several years ago the U.S. rules were change to allow non-denomination postage (e.g., Forever stamps) to be used on foreign mail.


How many U.S. Forever stamps do I need to send a letter sized envelope of normal letter thickness and weight to the UK?
Check the web site usps.com for details: try this page. It depends on whether you add special services. You can always call the post office info. line for details, toll-free. One Forever stamp will post a 1/2-ounce letter to any state in the U.S. I donât know rates to the UK offhand, but theyâre on the above full site.


Bond fund basics: Duration
Duration is useful in measuring a bond fund's sensitivity to changes in interest rates. The longer the duration, the more a bond fund's price will fluctuate when interest rates change. To estimate how a change in interest rates can affect the share price of a bond fund, multiply the fund's duration by the change in rates. If a fund's average duration is 2.5 years, a 1-percentage-point rise in interest rates would lead to an estimated 2.5% decline in the share price. A 1-percentage-point decline in rates would cause an estimated 2.5% rise in the share price.


Low Duration Bonds vs. Intermediate Bonds
Definition. The price of a bond and its interest rate are inversely correlated. In other words, the higher the interest rate, the lower the bond's price. However, how much a bond's price declines in response to a modest gain in its interest rate can vary widely from bond to bond. This is where duration comes in.


Bond duration
When an asset is considered as a function of yield, duration also measures the price sensitivity to yield, the rate of change of price with respect to yield or the percentage change in price for a parallel shift in yields.


Bond fund basics: Duration
1 Bond funds are subject to the risk that an issuer will fail to make payments on time, and that bond prices will decline because of rising interest rates or negative perceptions of an issuer's ability to make payments. 2  Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.


What is 'Duration'
The duration number is a complicated calculation involving present value, yield, coupon, final maturity, and call features. Fortunately for investors, this indicator is a standard data point provided in the presentation of comprehensive bond and bond mutual fund information.


Low Duration Bonds vs. Intermediate Bonds
Bond duration is a measure of a bond's interest rate sensitivity. Bond duration is a measure of a bond's risk profile and is critical to understand for any investor with exposure to government or corporate bonds. Low-and intermediate-duration bonds represent two distinct risk classes for the bond investor. As such, their merits and shortcomings must be carefully evaluated.


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If not bolted drill the flange and install a bolt. They started to dig a trench around the pool to repair the walls and add new plumbing for the filters. I have found 2 spots where there is #8 wire attached to the pool. There is no wire around the pool and I can't see how it is connected into the ground. This pool was installed in the mid 70's.


Above Ground Pools
Yes, you can get a pool even if your yard is not perfectly flat, though it will probably cost more money to install. The way we determine how far out of level a yard is, is to first paint an outline of where the pool will go. The outline will include the width of the pool as well as an 18â over dig.


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You say you do electrical work at the power plant I work at, so you should be familiar with the differences between bonding and grounding. Go to your supply house and get pool bonding lugs. They are specific lugs used to bond pool equipment. Then, get your code book out and research 680 II.


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Everything will be 110 volts. The only things electrical on the pool will be the filter and the light. And they are 110v. The light will be supplied with 110v to the transformer.


Above Ground Pools
Round shape above ground pools are the most common. Round pools typically install more quickly than an oval. Round pools also have less structural parts than an oval pool. The sizes for a round pool are: 18â, 21â, 24â, and 27â. There are larger sizes available in a round pool but we discourage anything larger than a 27â due to chemical use and maintenance concerns.


Above Ground Pools
Above Ground Pools. Above ground pools are a great alternative to an inground pool. Most people would opt to install an inground if they could, but sometimes the cost of an inground pool is prohibitive. Though an above ground pool is cheaper than an inground, it doesnât mean that an above ground pool has to be âcheapâ.


Hexagons
Images include examples of regular (those having 6 equal sides and 6 equal angles), irregular, concentric, inscribed, concave, and convex hexagons. Illustration showing how to find the area of a hexagon using the triangles that make it up. A polygon of...six sides a [is] a hexagon.. âHallock 1905. Regular hexagon with equilateral triangles divided in the interior. Illustration of a hexagon with 60 Â° angles and sides of 8.


How Can You Find the Perimeter of a Hexagon?
How can you find the perimeter of a hexagon? Determine the perimeter of a hexagon by adding the length of its 6 sides. If it is a regular hexagon, where the lengths of all sides are equal, the perimeter can also be determined by multiplying the length of 1 of its sides by 6.


Definitions &Translations
Mobilization. Mobilization is the act of assembling and making both troops and supplies ready for war. The word mobilization was first used, in a military context, in order to describe the preparation of the Russian army during the 1850s and 1860s.


Definitions &Translations
Wiktionary (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition: mobilization (Noun). The act of mobilizing. mobilization (Noun). The marshalling of troops and national resources in preparation for war. mobilization (Noun). The process by which the armed forces of a nation are brought to a state of readiness for a conflict.


Deployment and Mobilization: Overview
Partial Mobilization occurs when the President mobilizes forces in response to external threats to national security for no longer than 24 months. Full Mobilization occurs when Congress mobilizes all Reserve units in response to a declaration of war or national emergency. Mobilization can last for the duration of the emergency plus six months to meet the requirements of a war or other national emergency involving an external threat to the national security.


Deployment and Mobilization: Overview
Total Mobilization occurs when the President and the Congress activate the entire Armed Forces, as well as all national resources to meet the requirements of war or other national emergencies involving an external threat to the national security.


WW1
Definition: Longest battle of WW1; Germans attacked France to get rid of ally powers and hostilities; Many casualties and lots of need for manpower; Germany has chemical weaponry (phosgene gas) and they advance; France sets out to create a diversion with the battle of Somme Significance: Many casualties lost.


WW1
Battle of Somme. Definition: starts July 1st, 1916; Overall British army has 420,000 casualties; French have 200,000; Germans have 500,000; purpose of the war was to force some Germans to leaver Verdun and thus relieve the French Significance: symbolized the horrors of war in ww1 and trench warfare; many casualties.


WW1
Definition: Pan-slavic secret terrorist society; aimed to unite Serbia with violence; 2500 members killed the Austrian archduke (Franz Ferdinand) Significance: led to continued conflict and a war between serbia and Austria-Hungary.


"Definition of ""mobilization "" (US DoD)"
mobilization. 1. The act of assembling and organizing national resources to support national objectives in time of war or other emergencies. See also industrial mobilization. 2. The process by which the Armed Forces or part of them are brought to a state of readiness for war or other national emergency. This includes activating all or part of the Reserve Components as well as assembling and organizing personnel, supplies, and materiel.


Deployment and Mobilization: Overview
Mobilization is the act of assembling Reserve forces for active duty in times of war or national emergency. Generally, the type and degree of emergency determine the level of mobilization. Regardless of level, recall procedures and phases of mobilization remain the same.


WW1
Lusitania. Definition: British passenger ship attacked by German ships; Germans hit ship with a torpedo and it sank in 18 minutes outside Ireland; 1,200 died; led to US joining war against Germany Significance: highlighted that all population is part of war; Germans are willing to attack passengers; US joined the war.


How To Increase Strength: Ultimate Guide To Getting Big And Strong
Overview. Glutamine is the most abundant amino acid (building block of protein) in the body. The body can make enough glutamine for its regular needs. But during times of extreme stress (the kind you experience after heavy exercise or an injury), your body may need more glutamine than it can make.


Glutamine Benefits for the Stomach
Glutamine Stomach Benefits. Strengthens the gut lining. Glutamine plays an essential role in the strengthening of the gut lining. The stomach is exposed to several chemicals each day. Therefore, the gut may need to be repaired and maintained for a better overall health and well-being.


Glutamine Benefits for the Stomach
Glutamine is the amino acid that occurs naturally in the body and is abundantly found in the bloodstream. It is manufactured in the muscles then distributed to the organs that have a need for it. Glutamine also provides fuel to different cells of the body.


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Re: Chemo and stomach cramping/pain. During my first chemo, I also got horrible stomach cramps, from constipation. What has REALLY helped me is a teaspoon of Miralax (twice a day) in a beverage. It works gently! It doesn't have fiber in it, it just keeps things moving. I begin taking it a couple of days before each chemo, then take it for a week after.


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Supplemental glutamine is often given to malnourished cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation treatments, and sometimes used in people undergoing bone marrow transplants. Glutamine seems to help reduce stomatitis (an inflammation of the mouth) caused by chemotherapy.


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Chemo and stomach cramping/pain. After chemo, it is usually 2 days later, I get these awful abdominal/stomach cramps, like I'm about to have a bad episode of diarhhea but don't.


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You can usually get enough glutamine without taking a supplement because your body makes it and you get some in your diet. Certain medical conditions, including injuries, surgery, infections, and prolonged stress, can lower glutamine levels.


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They sent me home with a script today that is supposed to help with this and I was told today that this is a side effect that can happen with chemo. I took the first dose 2 hrs ago, and was told I need to take it every 4 hrs around the clock for the first 3 days after chemo.


What is L-glutamine?
L-glutamine is one of the non-essential amino acids in humans. Although the body can produce it, immune system weaknesses and nerve problems can occur during times of high demand.


Glutamine Benefits for the Stomach
It is used to counter a number of side effects caused by treatments and medications of certain cancers and illnesses. When it comes to stomach-related problems, glutamine can be just as beneficial. It can protect the lining of the stomach from possible injuries and heal gastrointestinal tract cells and stomach ulcers.


Symptoms and Treatment of a Broken Collarbone
Symptoms of a Broken Collarbone. Most often, patients with a clavicle fracture complain of shoulder pain and difficulty moving their arm. Common symptoms of this injury include: Pain over the collarbone. Deformity of the collarbone. Swelling and bruising around the shoulder. Over time, the bruising may extend down the chest and armpit.


Bones & Muscles
If your child has a broken collarbone, the most obvious symptoms will be pain in the affected area and difficulty moving the affected arm. Other symptoms include: swelling, tenderness, and bruising along the collarbone. increased pain when your child tries to move the shoulder or arm. feeling a grinding or crackling sensation if trying to raise the arm. a bulge or deformity above the break (in rare cases, the broken end of the bone may even penetrate the skin and be exposed)


Anatomy
Other signs and symptoms of a fracture may include: 1  Sagging of the shoulder downward and forward. 2  Inability to lift the arm because of pain. 3  A grinding sensation when you try to raise the arm.  A deformity or bump over the 1  break. Bruising, swelling, and/or tenderness over the collarbone.


Anatomy
Nonsurgical treatment may include: 1  Arm support. A simple arm sling is usually used for comfort immediately after the break and to keep your arm and shoulder in position while the injury heals. 2  Medication. Pain medication, including acetaminophen, can help relieve pain as the fracture heals. 3  Physical therapy.


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Most occur in the middle third of the bone, generally from a hard fall or direct impact to the middle of the collarbone. A fall or impact that transmits force to the outside or top of the shoulder can cause a fracture on the outer third of the collarbone, the part closest to the shoulder itself.


Broken Collarbone
Broken Collarbone Treatment and Recovery Time. Many broken collarbones heal on their own. If you don't need surgery, you will use a sling to keep your arm and shoulder from moving while the bone heals. An adult wears a sling for a few days or up to a week.


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A clavicle fracture is a break in the collarbone, one of the main bones in the shoulder. This type of fracture is fairly commonâaccounting for about 5 percent of all adult fractures. Most clavicle fractures occur when a fall onto the shoulder or an outstretched arm puts enough pressure on the bone that it snaps or breaks.


General Information About Pain After A Fracture
Any fracture can cause all or some of these types of pain to occur. For example, immediately after a bone breaks you might experience acute pain, followed by sub-acute pain while your bone heals, but you may not have any chronic pain. Other individuals may only experience acute pain.


Symptoms and Treatment of a Broken Collarbone
Common symptoms of this injury include: 1  Pain over the collarbone. 2  Deformity of the collarbone. 3  Swelling and bruising around the shoulder. Over time, the bruising may extend down the chest and armpit.  Difficulty raising the arm from the 1  side. Numbness and tingling can occur down the  arm.


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Given that you have torn your muscle completely, you will not be able to move it. 1  The procedure and recovery time necessary will vary based on the severity and location of the tear. 2  Depending on tear, you may to see and orthopedist or other specialist.


How to Treat a Torn Muscle
Muscle injuries are common, especially among people who work out. It is easy to overdo it and end up with a torn muscle or sprained ligament. If you play any type of sport or have children who do, you have probably had to administer first aid and make the decision about going to the urgent care.


Do Muscles Heal or Grow Back With Exercise?
Significance for Fitness. Inability to grow new muscle fibers implies that genetic factors determine the quantity and quality of your muscle fibers. Therefore, individuals with more muscle fibers can grow larger muscles than someone with fewer muscle fibers.


Do Muscles Heal or Grow Back With Exercise?
Conversely, hyperplasia defines the creation of new muscle fibers in response to exercise. Although both options could increase muscle size and strength, it is generally accepted that human muscle fibers perform hypertrophy instead of hyperplasia -- meaning you cannot grow new muscle fibers.


How the Body Heals Following Injury
One method the body uses to heal itself is by scarring. This generally occurs with injuries that penetrate the skin and/or muscle tissue. First, your white blood cells knit together to form a clot that stops the blood from leaving your body. Then, a protein called collagen forms at the site of the injury to repair the damage. In fact, this is the same type of tissue that was there originally, but the difference is in the way it forms.


Do Muscles Heal or Grow Back With Exercise?
Satellite cells, located toward the outside of every muscle fiber, fuse together and form new contractile proteins called actin and myosin -- the same muscle-fiber proteins that can tear away during physical activity.


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Diagnose the level of injury. Muscles make up the bulk of your body, and are connected by tendons and ligaments, like a pulley system. There are two types of minor muscular injuries that you can treat yourself. 1  A first degree is just a stretch injury, with little or no tearing.


Do Muscles Heal or Grow Back With Exercise?
A positive relationship exists between exercise intensity and level of subsequent damage incurred by fibers. For example, fibers slide against each other slowly during slow, careful movements and quickly during fast, forceful actions.


How the Body Heals Following Injury
Unfortunately, this type of healing doesnât so much repair the damaged tissue as replace it with something slightly different. Muscles that are strained, sprained, or torn also heal through the use of collagen. However, this substance is not the same as what muscles are made of (unlike the skin). This can cause a number of problems. For starters, collagen creates a type of tissue (a scar) that is weaker than the surrounding muscle.


Do Muscles Heal or Grow Back With Exercise?
Each muscle in your body contains thousands of microscopic fibers that work together during movement. In fact, leg muscles contain over 1 million muscle fibers. During exercise, utilized fibers sustain damage that must repair themselves while at rest.


Keratinocyte
A keratinocyte is the predominant cell type in the epidermis, the outermost layer of the skin, constituting 90% of the cells found there. Those keratinocytes found in the basal layer (stratum basale) of the skin are sometimes referred to as basal cells or basal keratinocytes.ince keratinocyte differentiation inhibits keratinocyte proliferation, factors that promote keratinocyte proliferation should be considered as preventing differentiation. These factors include: 1  The transcription factor p63, which preventing epidermal stem cells to differentiate into keratinocytes.


What are keratinocytes?
Keratinocytes are the most important of the epidermal cells because? they produce a fibrous protein that gives the skin its protective  properties.n epidermal cell is a cell that is part of the outer layer of an organism. For example, in humans, skin cells are epidermal. Leaves on plants have epidermal layers on the to â¦ p and bottom of the leaf.


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This layer of the skin has blood supply, and cells that are in the dermal layer stay al â¦ ive just fine. However, as cells in the upper layer, the epidermis, die; the skin cells in the dermal layer gets, pushed up into the epidermal layer.In this layer of the skin, there is no blood supply.n epidermal cell is a cell that is part of the outer layer of an organism. For example, in humans, skin cells are epidermal. Leaves on plants have epidermal layers on the to â¦ p and bottom of the leaf.


Keratinocyte
Within the epidermis keratinocytes are associated with other cell types such as melanocytes and Langerhans cells. Keratinocytes form tight junctions with the nerves of the skin and hold the Langerhans cells and intra-dermal lymphocytes in position within the epidermis.ince keratinocyte differentiation inhibits keratinocyte proliferation, factors that promote keratinocyte proliferation should be considered as preventing differentiation. These factors include: 1  The transcription factor p63, which preventing epidermal stem cells to differentiate into keratinocytes.


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20) Keratinocytes are an important epidermal cell because ________. A) they produce a fibrous protein that gives the skin much of its protective properties. B) they are able to transform from living cells to plasma membranes and still function.0) Keratinocytes are an important epidermal cell because ________. A) they produce a fibrous protein that gives the skin much of its protective properties. B) they are able to transform from living cells to plasma membranes and still function.


What are keratinocytes?
An epidermal cell is a cell that is part of the outer layer of an organism. For example, in humans, skin cells are epidermal. Leaves on plants have epidermal layers on the to â¦ p and bottom of the leaf.n epidermal cell is a cell that is part of the outer layer of an organism. For example, in humans, skin cells are epidermal. Leaves on plants have epidermal layers on the to â¦ p and bottom of the leaf.


Keratinocytes
Epidermal keratinocytes originate in the stratum basale and move up through the layers of the epidermis. During this movement, they undergo gradual differentiation and morphology changes until they reach the stratum corneum, where they form a layer of nucleus-free, flat, and highly keratinized squamous cells.eratinocytes. Primary Normal Human Epidermal Keratinocytes (NHEK) are available from single or from pooled donors isolated from the epidermis of juvenile foreskin or adult skin from different locations like the face, the breasts, the abdomen, and the thighs.


Keratinocyte
During this differentiation process, keratinocytes permanently withdraw from the cell cycle, initiate expression of epidermal differentiation markers, and move suprabasally as they become part of the stratum spinosum, stratum granulosum and eventually become corneocytes in the stratum corneum.ince keratinocyte differentiation inhibits keratinocyte proliferation, factors that promote keratinocyte proliferation should be considered as preventing differentiation. These factors include: 1  The transcription factor p63, which preventing epidermal stem cells to differentiate into keratinocytes.


Keratinocytes
Keratinocytes. Primary Normal Human Epidermal Keratinocytes (NHEK) are available from single or from pooled donors isolated from the epidermis of juvenile foreskin or adult skin from different locations like the face, the breasts, the abdomen, and the thighs.eratinocytes. Primary Normal Human Epidermal Keratinocytes (NHEK) are available from single or from pooled donors isolated from the epidermis of juvenile foreskin or adult skin from different locations like the face, the breasts, the abdomen, and the thighs.


Why is it best to take whey protein after cardio?
With the right balance or nutrients, protein and calories, a whey protein shake after a workout will definitely enhance the effect of your cardio. Pro TIP: In order to reap the full benefits from whey protein, itâs best to consume whey protein after cardio, thirty minutes to an hour to be precise.


The Power of Protein Timing
Protein is imperative for muscle repair and growth. Runners need to time protein intake to hit the 30-minute post-workout recovery window. Austin recommends that this meal or snack contain 25â30 grams of protein. Scale proportionately to your weight.


The Power of Protein Timing
The goal is to keep pace with your energy demands, never letting your body go into a deficit. Match your protein percentage intake to the type of training you have planned for the day. All of her recommendations are based on a 120-pound runner. On easy days, eat 35 percent protein, 45 percent carbs.


Why is it best to take whey protein after cardio?
Yes, getting protein after cardio makes a lot of sense, for the following reasons: 1  Protein helps you to recover from the exercise and repair your muscles. 2  You should get some protein latest 1 hour after finishing the workout so it can hit your bloodstream in time.  Protein can help you decrease soreness.


Why is it best to take whey protein after cardio?
When it comes to protein and cardio, itâs best to take your protein after the fact because it can be hard to digest prior. Also, when you take your whey protein after, your body will immediately put it to good use repairing your muscles.


The Power of Protein Timing
Skim chocolate milk, the ever-popular recovery drink, mixed with some protein powder, is the perfect combination of dairy, protein and sugar to aid restoration. Drink it right before going to bed to make tomorrow's workout more productive. Suggestions: 16 ounces skim chocolate milk = 200 calories/16 grams protein.


Why is it best to take whey protein after cardio?
In fact, many top runners drink a whey protein shake after each run in order to repair their muscles, decrease soreness and provide them with higher energy levels. If you are a runner, biker, dancer or swimmer, whey protein after cardio could be just the tool you need to help you reach your fitness goals. For some tasty inspiration, try one of these protein shake recipes next time you need a protein packed pick me up: 12 ounces water or unsweetened almond milk.


Should Runners Drink Protein Shakes Post-Runs?
If youâre going to eat shortly after youâve finished a run, you will likely get the protein your body needs from that meal. Road Runner Sports registered dietician Nancy Ling says your body needs carbohydrates and protein after a run, and the protein in a piece of meat or a hard-boiled egg would do just fine.


The Power of Protein Timing
It's critical for runners to keep track of how much protein is in their diets, but it's also important to eat it at the appropriate times to maximize performance benefits. Here's when to chow on this key nutrient for muscle recovery and become a stronger runner.


Should Runners Drink Protein Shakes Post-Runs?
If youâre not getting the protein you need through your diet, a protein shake could be a good option. But Ling says you really donât need all the protein in a protein shake after a regular run. They might be good after an 18-miler or so, but protein shakes are aimed primarily at bodybuilders and weightlifters.


Mosquito-borne virus chikungunya worries CDC
These are the same mosquitoes that transmit the virus that causes dengue fever. The disease is transmitted from mosquito to human, human to mosquito and so forth. A female mosquito of this type lives three to four weeks and can bite someone every three to four days.


Mosquito-borne virus chikungunya worries CDC
The virus, which can cause joint pain and arthritis-like symptoms, has been on the U.S. public health radar for some time. About 25 to 28 infected travelers bring it to the United States each year, said Roger Nasci, chief of the CDC's Arboviral Disease Branch in the Division of Vector-Borne Diseases.


Chikungunya
1 Chikungunya is a viral disease transmitted to humans by infected mosquitoes. 2  It causes fever and severe joint pain. 3  Other symptoms include muscle pain, headache, nausea, fatigue and rash. 4  Joint pain is often debilitating and can vary in duration.


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Mosquito-borne diseases in Australia. Diseases transmitted by mosquitoes in Australia include Dengue fever, Australian encephalitis, Ross River (RR) virus disease and Barmah Forerst (BF) virus disease. Dengue is the most important viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes afflicting humans in a world context.


Practice Essentials
Viral arthritis is characterized by inflammation of the joints from a viral infection. Identifying and understanding the pathophysiologic mechanisms by which viral arthritis causes acute and chronic arthropathies are crucial for elucidating its immunopathogenesis.


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Numerous different viruses can give rise to viral arthritis, including parvovirus B19, hepatitis viruses (hepatitis A virus [HAV], hepatitis B virus [HBV], and HCV), rubella virus, alphaviruses and flaviviruses, and retroviruses.


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Etiology. Numerous different viruses can give rise to viral arthritis, including parvovirus B19, hepatitis viruses (hepatitis A virus [HAV], hepatitis B virus [HBV], and HCV), rubella virus, alphaviruses and flaviviruses, and retroviruses.


Practice Essentials
Alterations of the immune system can lead to acute forms of arthritis, which can be followed by chronic arthralgia or arthritis (ie, overrepresentation of CD8 + T cells in the synovial fluid of individuals with rheumatoid arthritis [RA] or Epstein-Barr virus [EBV] infection).


Mosquito-borne chikungunya virus can lead to lasting joint pain, U.S. doctor warns
A medical practitioner who was struck by a new mosquito-borne virus while working in Haiti is warning North Americans about possible long-term joint pain that comes from this virus, which is now quickly spreading throughout the Caribbean.


"Does a motorcyclist become a ""Cager"" when he/she is driving their car?"
It seems that the majority of motorcyclist have this attitude about car drivers... hence the term Cager. The hard cold facts are that in the vast majority of motorcycle accidents, the biker is at fault. I commute daily and notice that nearly every biker I see violating traffic laws... mainly speeding,...


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1. Crashing into the side of a cage. Can happen when a vehicle makes a left turn in front of a biker or pulls a U-turn in the middle of the street. 2. Common crash condition where a car turns in front of a motorcycle and the connecting vehicles are perpendicular-hence T-bone.


Being a landlord: Is it worth it?
I agree with your analysis, but I disagree that cagers refers to an entire class of persons, all motor vehicle drivers. To me, and maybe I am not using the right definition, a cager is an @sshole motor vehicle driver.


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cager. a popular word among motorcyclists and bicyclists for four wheeled motor vehicle drivers. The term is often used in a derogative sense, because the car body effectively forms a cage, isolating the said driver from having to interact with other road users. The term was coined by motorcyclists. Some ignorant cager nearly hit me while I was biking.


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Handlebars that attach directly to the top of the fork tubes, rather than on the top yoke, that hold the fork tubes together. Clip-ons can provide faster steering response by lowering the riding position for countersteering. They lower a rider's upper body on the front of the motorcycle for a racier position.


FAQ/Walkthrough (PS3 Version) - Guide for LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars
1. A type of motorcycle crash that involves laying the low side of the bike too low in a turn, resulting in a loss of traction and grounding the bike. 2. When the rider loses balance of the motorcycle and both fall onto the ground on their low side. 3. A bike falling over onto it's side that's lower to the ground.


Guns
1 Post(s). Tagged. 0 Thread(s). Cage-slang for a car Cager-slang for a driver. Let us hope our weapons are never needed --but do not forget what the common people knew when they demanded the Bill of Rights: An armed citizenry is the first defense, the best defense, and the final defense against tyranny.


"Does a motorcyclist become a ""Cager"" when he/she is driving their car?"
Best Answer: In actuality the majority of motorcycle accidents involving another vehicle are caused by the other vehicle violating the motorcycle's right of way. The reason you probably erroneously concluded that the motorcyclist was to blame is because most motorcycle accidents do not involve another vehicle. And in those instances it IS the motorcyclist's fault (legally anyway). As for the cager tag. This would depend on your definition of the term. Some riders call ALL drivers cagers.


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The word chain drive usually refers to primary drive, in which sense it means the chain transferring power to the rear wheel. As opposed to the two alternatives, shaft or belt drive, the chain is a lightweight solution and does not cause lag in throttle response or elevation effects.


How To Do The Vajrasana And What Are Its Benefits
1 Turn your attention to your breathing. Be fully aware of how you breathe and carefully observe as you inhale and exhale. 2  You could close your eyes to concentrate on your breathing and to calm your mind.  Try to stay in this position for a minimum of 5 to 10 minutes.


How To Do The Vajrasana And What Are Its Benefits
1 Kneel down, stretching your lower legs backward and keeping them together. Your big toes should cross each other. 2  Gently lower your body such that your buttocks are resting on your heels and your thighs on your calf muscles.  Place your hands on your knees, and set your gaze forward with your head absolutely straight.


How To Do The Vajrasana And What Are Its Benefits
1 Place your hands on your knees, and set your gaze forward with your head absolutely straight. 2  Turn your attention to your breathing. Be fully aware of how you breathe and carefully observe as you inhale and exhale.  You could close your eyes to concentrate on your breathing and to calm your mind.


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An Index of Yoga Poses and Sequences. These simple explanations and illustrated sequences will teach you how to master yoga poses, from the most basic to the most advanced. Share.


Yoga Poses - From Beginner to Advanced
Have you ever wondered how to heal a rotator cuff injury, or how to prevent yourself from... Beginner. This pose stretches the latissimus dorsi and teres major of the top arm and the biceps... Beginner.


How To Do The Vajrasana And What Are Its Benefits
1 Gently lower your body such that your buttocks are resting on your heels and your thighs on your calf muscles. 2  Place your hands on your knees, and set your gaze forward with your head absolutely straight.  Turn your attention to your breathing.


Yoga Poses - From Beginner to Advanced
A Strengthening Exercise for the Lats and Traps. This pose stretches the latissimus dorsi and teres major of the top arm and the biceps... A Strengthening Exercise for the Trapezius. The Trapezius is made up of three sheets of muscle, the upper, mid and lower trapezius,...


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An Index of Yoga Poses and Sequences. These simple explanations and illustrated sequences will teach you how to master yoga poses, from the most basic to the most advanced. 1  Share.  Pin.


Advanced Yoga Pose Library
Like advanced standing poses, advanced arm balances are usually about being able to do a combination of tricky maneuvers simultaneously. In this case, that means balancing on your arms while doing a variety of different things with your legs.


How To Do The Vajrasana And What Are Its Benefits
1 If you are suffering from any spinal column ailments on the lower vertebrae, it is best to avoid this pose.  Those suffering from intestinal ulcers, hernia, or any other problems related to the large or small intestine should practice this pose under the guidance of a yoga instructor.


Light
the offspring of the divine command (Gen. 1:3). All the more joyous emotions of the mind, all the pleasing sensations of the frame, all the happy hours of domestic intercourse were habitually described among the Hebrews under imagery derived from light (1 Kings 11:36; Isa. 58:8; Esther 8:16; Ps. 97:11).


TheLEDLight.com - What IS ... LED Definitions
The surrounding light level in a given area. It is also the temperature in which a LED light source is expected to operate within. Referring to light, it is the light given off by the sun, moon, other light fixtures nearby or even within the same space.


LED lamp
According to different applications, different types of LED drivers need to be applied, for example an outdoor driver for street light, an indoor point driver for a down light, and an indoor linear driver for a panel light.


TheLEDLight.com - What IS ... LED Definitions
Is not a LED. A bulb is a light bulb, an MR17 or E27 base light bulb. A LED light bulb is a finished product that has the LEDs installed, electrical components installed and is ready to be used by the consumer. A LED light bulb is screwed in place, twisted and locked in place, pressed into sockets or contact terminals.


LED lamp
An 80W Chip-On-Board COB LED Module from an industrial light luminaire, thermally bonded to the heat sink. An LED lamp is a light-emitting diode (LED) product which is assembled into a lamp (or light bulb) for use in lighting fixtures.


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3. BMO AIR MILES World Elite MasterCard-customers can collect even more. BMO AIR MILES World Elite MasterCard-earn 1 AIR MILES Â® Reward Mile for every $10 spent, plus redeem for AIR MILES Flights anywhere in North America for 25% fewer miles when you book with your BMO AIR MILES World MasterCard ($120 annual fee).. Collect when you pay with your BMO debit card. Earn AIR MILES reward miles using your BMO debit card during the month on your lead account â  .


US Airways MasterCard Benefits Changing In 2015
I recently wrote about the signup bonus of 40,000 Dividend Miles for the US Airways Premier World MasterCard, encouraging readers to sign up before the card becomes obsolete after US Airways and American Airlines complete their merger.S Airways MasterCard benefits, they are a-changing. The US Airways MasterCard (from Barclaycard) presently comes with 40,000 Dividend Miles after first purchase, setting it apart from many other credit card offers that require thousands of dollars of spending to earn bonuses.


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1. Collect when you pay with your BMO debit card. Earn AIR MILES reward miles using your BMO debit card during the month on your lead account â  .To qualify you must have one of the following Personal Everyday Banking Plans: 1  AIR MILES (1 reward mile for every $30 spent).2  Premium (1 reward mile for every $40 spent).. Collect when you pay with your BMO debit card. Earn AIR MILES reward miles using your BMO debit card during the month on your lead account â  .


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Collect when you pay with your BMO AIR MILES MasterCard. BMO AIR MILES MasterCard-earn 1 AIR MILES reward mile for every $20 spent, plus pay no annual fee.. Collect when you pay with your BMO debit card. Earn AIR MILES reward miles using your BMO debit card during the month on your lead account â  .


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US Airways MasterCard Benefits Changing In 2015
US Airways MasterCard benefits, they are a-changing. The US Airways MasterCard (from Barclaycard) presently comes with 40,000 Dividend Miles after first purchase, setting it apart from many other credit card offers that require thousands of dollars of spending to earn bonuses.S Airways MasterCard benefits, they are a-changing. The US Airways MasterCard (from Barclaycard) presently comes with 40,000 Dividend Miles after first purchase, setting it apart from many other credit card offers that require thousands of dollars of spending to earn bonuses.


Earn AIR MILES Rewards Fast: Top Credit Card Welcome Bonuses
We also love the Amercian Express Air Miles Platinum card offer, which offers a whopping, 2,000 AIR MILES reward sign-up bonus offer, with no annual fee in the first year! All youâll have to do is spend $500 in the first 3 months to be eligible, spend you can shift from one card to this card.e also love the Amercian Express Air Miles Platinum card offer, which offers a whopping, 2,000 AIR MILES reward sign-up bonus offer, with no annual fee in the first year! All youâll have to do is spend $500 in the first 3 months to be eligible, spend you can shift from one card to this card.


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Every time you use your Card, for everything from paying bills to picking up the weekly shop, you can also pick up Avios points, Membership Rewards points, or StarpointsÂ® which you can convert into air miles for flight or upgrades. What's more, as a new Cardmemeber you can earn bonus miles.very time you use your Card, for everything from paying bills to picking up the weekly shop, you can also pick up Avios points, Membership Rewards points, or StarpointsÂ® which you can convert into air miles for flight or upgrades. What's more, as a new Cardmemeber you can earn bonus miles.


US Airways Barclaycard 50,000 Miles Sign-Up Offer
The US Airways World Premier MasterCard has had a number of different sign-up bonuses within the last year-usually in the range of 30,000 to 40,000 miles, but they just announced an increased sign-up bonus of 50,000 US Airways miles after your first purchase and payment of the $89 annual fee. Now receive a 25% in-flight savings on food, beverage, and headset purchases on US Airways and American Airlines flights. 2  This savings will appear as a credit on your statement. 3  In addition to earning 2X miles for every dollar you spend on US Airways purchases, youâll also earn 2X miles on American Airlines purchases.


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Pain is a major concern for patients who are about to have total knee surgery. Post-operative knee replacement patients want to know what their life will be like after their surgery, how much discomfort they will have, and how many narcotics or other medications they will have to take.


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The need for manipulation after total knee replacement surgery is a very rare occurrence. Generally, our motion goals are for you to have at least a 90 degree bend in your knee by 4 weeks (greater if you can achieve it).


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Total knee patients can expect to feel warmth for 3-4 months after surgery. The heat is the body's indicator that healing is occurring.


How can I manage pain after my total knee replacement surgery?
Pain is a major concern for patients who are about to have total knee surgery.Post-operative knee replacement patients want to know what their life will be like after their surgery, how much discomfort they will have, and how many narcotics or other medications they will have to take.


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1 Icing your knee for 20 to 30 minutes a few times a day during the first few weeks after surgery will help reduce pain and swelling. 2  Whenever possible during the first few weeks after surgery, you should periodically elevate your leg to help reduce the swelling. 3  Most patients may shower when they get home.


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Total knee surgery takes a large toll on the body, and for this reason, you cannot expect to resume your regular daily activities within four or five days after the surgery. Think of it this way, the damage caused to your knee joints happened over time; your healing and recovery will also need to happen over time.


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1 Icing your knee for 20 to 30 minutes a few times a day during the first few weeks after surgery will help reduce pain and swelling. 2  Whenever possible during the first few weeks after surgery, you should periodically elevate your leg to help reduce the swelling.


How can I manage pain after my total knee replacement surgery?
Rest. Total knee surgery takes a large toll on the body, and for this reason, you cannot expect to resume your regular daily activities within four or five days after the surgery. Think of it this way, the damage caused to your knee joints happened over time; your healing and recovery will also need to happen over time.


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Approximately 70% of patients with new knees experience some kind of sound when they bend their knees. Total knee patients can expect to feel warmth for 3-4 months after surgery. The heat is the body's indicator that healing is occurring.


How much do dental crowns cost? / What about insurance coverage? -
For 6: 1  Total charges by your dentist for your work: $1000 (unit price) X 6 (number of units) = $6000. 2  Insurance benefits: Using the same policy values as above, the calculation for six crowns would be [$6000 (total charges) - $100 (the policy deductible)] X 50% = $2950.


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I have 1 chipped front tooth but do not wish to cover the entire tooth with a full crown/cap. How much does it cost to have a strip of silver exposed at front chipped corner and across bottom of tooth; evening bottom edge with adjacent tooth?


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On average, you can expect a dental crown (cap) to cost in the range of $700 to $1600. Some dentists do charge more but that is not the norm. Prices vary according to the type of crown being placed: All-ceramic ($840 to $1560), Porcelain-fused-to-metal ($760 to $1590) or All-metal/Gold ($670 to $1450).


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For 5: 1  Total charges by your dentist for your work: $1000 (unit price) X 5 (number of units) = $5000. 2  Insurance benefits: Using the policy values above, the calculation for five crowns would be [$5000 (total charges) - $100 (the policy deductible)] X 50% = $2450.


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If the appearance of your all-metal crown is important to you, you must discuss this issue with your dentist before it is made. Note #4: Prices for crowns for front and back teeth are usually the same, but may not be. In most instances the cost of a crown for a front or back tooth will be the same. A possible exception might involve restorations fabricated using precious alloy (a gold crown or some types of PFM's). Crowns made for molars are typically larger than those for front teeth, and thus more metal is required.


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Amalgam and Composite Restorations (Fillings) 1  Amalgam (Silver Filling)- One Surface, Primary or Permanent Tooth. 2  Composite (White Filling) - One Surface, Anterior (Front) Tooth. 3  Composite (White Filling) - One Surface, Posterior (Back) Tooth. 4  Amalgam (Silver Filling) - Two Surfaces, Primary or Permanent Tooth.


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Estimates of dental laboratory fees for dental crowns: (Your dentist's cost.) 1  Porcelain-fused-to-metal (precious metal) - $135.00 to $155.00. 2  Porcelain-fused-to-metal (non-precious metal) - $80.00 to $120.00. 3  All-metal (precious metal/gold alloy) - $145.00 to $165.00. 4  All-metal (non-precious metal) - $55.00 to $65.00.


How Much Will It Cost to Have Crowns Done on the Front Teeth?
Cost of Crowns {{ (voteCount + 1) }} The cost of crowns will vary not so much on which tooth, but more on what type of crown you will choose ranging anywhere from $950-$1500 per tooth .However it is always best to have a consultation to discuss what your expectations are! The best esthetic outcome in my opinion can be achieved through a variety of metal free ceramics.


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Fees for replacement dental crowns. The norm is that the cost of a tooth's replacement crown will be the same as what the dentist currently charges for new (initial placement) cases (such as those fees shown above).


Professional Pet Sitting - A Career For You?
In our book, The Professional Pet Sitter, we emphasize that organization is the foundation for a pet sitting service. There are many aspects to starting a new business â legalities, marketing, daily operation â but, with a few basic decisions, they begin to fall into place.


Dog Walker / Pet Sitter
If you choose to work for a dog walking/pet sitting organisation you will find that the entry requirements for different job vacancies vary. Certain clients may expect particular accreditations from their chosen dog walker/pet sitter, and animal first aid is often a desired prerequisite.


Professional Pet Sitting - A Career For You?
Love of animals is the first reason â think of the pleasure you get from your pets and the appreciation they show for your attention. In contrast, we can't remember, during our corporate careers, too many customers or coworkers who seemed sad to see us go away! A lower stress level is high on the pet sitter's list.


Dog Walker / Pet Sitter
Dog walkers usually charge per dog, per hour, and if you are able to take several dogs at once you have the potential to earn significant amounts per day. Your salary could range between approximately Â£9,000 and Â£19,000 per year. Dog walking provides fantastic exercise and has the benefit of flexibility.


Professional Pet Sitting - A Career For You?
Not the least of good reasons to be a pet sitter is money. There's nothing wrong with the profit motive â it's the basis of our capitalistic economy. Unfortunately, our economy, today, is not as healthy as it's been in past years.


How to Become a Professional Pet Sitter/Dog Walker
If you do decide to work for yourself, you need to build a reputation. Bully all your friends into using your services and get their friends to hire you, too. Post ads on veterinary bulletin boards, Craigslist, and pass out fliers around town.


How to Become a Professional Pet Sitter/Dog Walker
Top Tools & Guides. Job hunting can be a frustrating task. But if you love pets, are reliable, honest and hard working, and are interested in a career that is both fun and challenging, you'll want to join the wonderful world of professional pet sitting and dog walking.


Professional Pet Sitting - A Career For You?
To be a successful pet sitter, you must remember that you're running a business. As we said, that doesn't have to be scary. It involves no rocket science or extraordinary sacrifice, just the right approach â a little planning and organizing.


Professional Pet Sitting - A Career For You?
We believe that recovery will be tied closely to the services sector and the increasing popularity of domestic services. Pet sitting IS a business opportunity! You may not 'get rich quick' as a pet sitter, but you can profit while having fun. And having fun should be part of every career and job.


Dog Walker / Pet Sitter
Getting into the profession. As a dog walker/pet sitter you may need to have you own means of transport. Unless the dogs you are walking are within easy reach, you will need to be able to travel to your clients and you may wish to travel in order to access pet-friendly parks.


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1 To extract the tooth, the socket needs to be gently widened. 2  Sometimes a tooth is so firmly anchored that it must be removed in sections. 3  Swelling and discomfort are common for the first 24-48 hours after a tooth extraction, and should subside completely in four to seven days.


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1 CostHelper readers without insurance report paying $185-$600 for these more complicated extractions, at an average cost of $334. 2  CostHelper readers with insurance report out-of-pocket expenses of $60-$885, for an average cost of $401.


No Dental Insurance But Need a Tooth Pulled?
1 If in severe pain, pulling a tooth may be the simplest, cheapest, and quickest way to find relief. 2  Your dentist may also recommend extraction if a damaged tooth is not repairable, or if fixing it is impractical (e.g. if itâs extensively decayed below the gumline).


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Cost of wisdom teeth removal-Extraction. As of 2015, our cost range from $200 to $400 per tooth for surgical wisdom teeth removal. This includes the cost of local anesthesia and follow visits. On average, the patient can expect to spend about $1,200 for four wisdom teeth removal. The cost depends on the nature of the surgical extraction. Intravenous (IV) sedation available.


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My insurance covered extraction with co-pay of 28 dollars per tooth. (15 cracked, 16 was impacted wisdom tooth in the way). $56 for extraction and $700 for bone graft and and covering membrane.


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1 Swelling and discomfort are common for the first 24-48 hours after a tooth extraction, and should subside completely in four to seven days. 2  Complete healing typically takes three to four weeks for the gum tissue and six to eight months for bone.


Head-to-head: Zipcar vs. Hertz
Including tax, the cost came to $19 for Zipcar, compared with $36, the daily rate, at Hertz. But Zipcar quickly got expensive the longer the rental time. For a one-day rental, Zipcarâs rate came to $97, though you can get a rate as low as $69 for other models, vs. $36 for Hertz.For a week, the Zipcar rental climbed to a deal-breaking $636 compared to Hertzâ more reasonable $182.he Zipcar that we rented, for example, was based at a public parking lot of the Bay Area Rapid Transit in Berkeley, Calif. We count multiple pods in a neighborhood as one location. Both services were equally convenient to the home of our San Francisco-area expert reviewer when he rented vehicles from each.


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sign in Join Zipvan. Zipvan is the easy way to get things done in the city, with hundreds of vans around the corner. Hourly and daily rates include fuel, insurance and the Congestion Charge.Find, book and unlock 24/7 online or on your mobile and get things done fast, whenever it suits you.Join Zipvan today.ign in Join Zipvan. Zipvan is the easy way to get things done in the city, with hundreds of vans around the corner. Hourly and daily rates include fuel, insurance and the Congestion Charge.


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Itâs a smarter way to get around the city. 1  Drive cars by the hour or day. 2  In neighborhoods, cities and airports across the globe. 3  Save hundreds over car ownership. 4  Choose from sedans, hybrids, vans and more. 5  Membership starts as low as $7/month. Drive cars by the hour or day. 2  Gas & insurance included. 3  In neighborhoods, cities and airports across the globe. 4  Save hundreds over car ownership. 5  Choose from sedans, hybrids, vans and more.


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Itâs a smarter way to get around the city. 1  Drive cars by the hour or day. 2  Gas & insurance included. 3  In neighborhoods, cities and airports across the globe. 4  Save hundreds over car ownership.5  Choose from sedans, hybrids, vans and more. Drive cars by the hour or day. 2  Gas & insurance included. 3  In neighborhoods, cities and airports across the globe. 4  Save hundreds over car ownership. 5  Choose from sedans, hybrids, vans and more.


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Use this Zipcar promo code to get $25 in driving credit when you sign up! Click Apply next to Promotion Code field to apply the credit to your new Zipcar account. Zipcar membership also helps most users reduce their time in a four-wheeled transport down to 5,500 miles or fewer each year, sparing about 219 gallons of crude oil per member. Owning a car can be extremely stressful when you realize how much youâre paying for gas or your car sulks home with a black eye.


Hertz Car Rental Locations - San Francisco International Airport
Whether youâre in San Francisco for business or pleasure, Hertz San Francisco International Airport has a wide range of luxury, sports and hybrid vehicles available for rent. While youâre in town, let the award-winning Hertz NeverLostÂ® GPS get you to your destination.f youâre a Hertz Gold Plus Rewards member, you can skip the counter & the paperwork and go straight to your car. Book as a member and earn valuable rewards for future car rentals.