Asus VivoTab Note 8
By Joel Santo Domingo. The Asus VivoTab Note 8 ($329, 32GB) is one of a wave of new Windows slates priced under $400. As a full Windows 8.1 device, it can run all the PC apps you need, and you get a copy of Microsoft Office Home and Student Edition.


Thread: Which Asus has Stand Alone GPS
Which Asus has Stand Alone GPS. I am looking to purchase a Tablet but it must have a Stand Alone GPS Unit. I spend some time out in Remote Australia where I have zero wireless connection.There are several Off Road Map applications available but they require a direct signal from the satellite.


Asus VivoTab Note 8
Wireless networking will get you to Microsoft, Google, or Asus cloud storage. The 64GB version of the VivoTab Note 8 goes for $379 at the Microsoft store. The system does have a microSD card slot that supports up to 64GB microSDXC cards (note that the slot is exposed, though). Asus also includes a year's worth of unlimited cloud storage, and you can use Microsoft's OneDrive to keep your documents updated as well.


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ASUS Support is a customer service app that provides ASUS device users with in-device assistance using the combination of Mobile Care, FAQs, user feedback, and public forums. Use it to interact with us and fellow ASUS users via discussion threads. Note: ASUS Support is specifically designed for ASUS phone and tablets. The version may vary depending on models. We highly recommend downloading or updating to the latest version to fully enjoy this app.


The Best ultra mobility 8-inch Windows pad for Work and Fun
The VivoTabâ¢ 8 (M81C) is powered by the latest IntelÂ® Atomâ¢ Z3745 processor for perfect balance of multi-tasking performance and outstanding energy effi-ciency.


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If you have two references with the same author, refer first to the publication dates and then to the titles to determine which should come first in the alphabetical listing. List all of your references, including the ones with duplicate authors, on your Reference List. Pay close attention to the APA style guide as you cite to ensure your listings are accurate. Alphabetize your list by author name. Look at the publication date for your citations with the same author. When the author or authors are the same, list the citation by publication year, beginning with the earliest date. Refer to the article titles only if both citations were written in the same year. In that case, the listings should be placed alphabetically according to title.


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August 20, 2009. Formatting APA References With More Than Seven Authors. Imagine youâre sitting in a movie theater. As the film begins, actorsâ names flash across the screen. The order of the names is determined by a combination of the actors' contributions to the film and the actors' celebrity status (or contributions to the field of movie-making).


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Creating a References List in APA Style. The References page lists all of the sources you used in your paper and is placed at the end of the paper on a new numbered page. The sources listed on this page and the ones you cite within the text must align exactly. Placement. Place the References page at the end of the paper on a new numbered page. An easy way to do this is to add a Page Break at the end of the text on the last page of your essay. Place your cursor at the end of your last sentence and click CTRL + Enter. Title. Label this page References, centered in plain text.


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List the sources in alphabetical order by the authors' last names. Ignore A, And, The when alphabetizing by title if an author is not listed. Indentation. Do not indent the first line in the citation; however, you must indent any additional lines 5 spaces in the citation.


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Best Answer: We were always told 2-3 ounces per day per pound...so like if your baby was 12 pounds he would need anywhere from 24-36 ounces of formula. My 8 month old drinks 21-24 ounces a day now, but at 4 months she was drinking a 5 ounces bottle every 3 1/2-4 hours.


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Significance. Babies will take in about 2 to 3 ounces of formula every day for every pound she weighsâbut not more than 32 ounces a day. A newborn baby weighing 8 pounds will take in 16 to 24 ounces of formula a day while a 6-month-old who is 12 pounds may eat 24 to 32 ounces a day.


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Babies will take in about 2 to 3 ounces of formula every day for every pound she weighsâbut not more than 32 ounces a day. A newborn baby weighing 8 pounds will take in 16 to 24 ounces of formula a day while a 6-month-old who is 12 pounds may eat 24 to 32 ounces a day.


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Babies will take in about 2 to 3 ounces of formula every day for every pound she weighsâbut not more than 32 ounces a day. A newborn baby weighing 8 pounds will take in 16 to 24 ounces of formula a day while a 6-month-old who is 12 pounds may eat 24 to 32 ounces a day. Remember that this is just a guideline.


How Much Formula for a Four-Month-Old Infant?
A baby who is 4 months old should have a bottle every 3 to 4 hours, including through the evening hours. If the baby is exclusively formula fed, she will probably drink about 4 to 6 ounces at each feeding, says Kids Health.


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For example, a 12 pound baby would likely need 24 to 30 ounces in a 24 hour period. To determine how many ounces per bottle, divide those amounts by the number of feedings your baby takes per day. In this example, if your baby is taking 6 bottles in 24 hours, he would need approximately 4 to 5 ounce bottles.


How many ounces of formula should my 4 month old be eating??
Relevance. Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: We were always told 2-3 ounces per day per pound...so like if your baby was 12 pounds he would need anywhere from 24-36 ounces of formula. My 8 month old drinks 21-24 ounces a day now, but at 4 months she was drinking a 5 ounces bottle every 3 1/2-4 hours.


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A formula fed baby will eat 2 to 3 ounces every 3 to 4 hours in the beginning, while a breast fed baby may eat every 1 1/2 to 3 hours. This is because formula is more difficult for baby to digest than breast milk, so it gives her the idea that she is full longer than a breast fed baby.


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There are 61 calories in 3 ounces of Crayfish (Crawfish). Calorie breakdown: 12% fat, 0% carbs, 88% protein.ercent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.


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Best Answer: go here http://www.crawfish.org/nutrition.htm Crayfish tails are low in calories and high in nutritive value.A quarter-pound serving of crayfish tails contains only 82 calories, compared to 242 calories of ground beef.est Answer: go here http://www.crawfish.org/nutrition.htm Crayfish tails are low in calories and high in nutritive value.


How many calories are in a pound of cooked crawfish tails? I am a calorie counter and would like to know ?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: go here http://www.crawfish.org/nutrition.htm Crayfish tails are low in calories and high in nutritive value. A quarter-pound serving of crayfish tails contains only 82 calories, compared to 242 calories of ground beef.est Answer: go here http://www.crawfish.org/nutrition.htm Crayfish tails are low in calories and high in nutritive value.


How Many Calories in Crawfish?
Calories in Crawfish. Itâs crawfish season! Iâve already been to a few boils myself this year and I was curious how any calories I was really eating. Or, rather, how much everyone else was eatingâ¦.Crawfish are freshwater crustaceans and abundant in the swamps and marshes of south Louisiana.Sometimes they are also called crayfish. 6 to 7 lbs of raw crawfish yields about 1 lb. of tail meat. So how bad is it? For a whole pound of meat itâs about 370 calories!alories in Crawfish. Itâs crawfish season! Iâve already been to a few boils myself this year and I was curious how any calories I was really eating. Or, rather, how much everyone else was eatingâ¦.


Boiled Crawfish Nutritional Information
Crawfish is packed with protein and contains no carbohydrates. A 5-ounce serving of crawfish contains close to 25 grams of protein. Crawfish is rich in minerals such as calcium, magnesium, iron and especially phosphorous and potassium.hey are low in saturated fat and total fat, with a 5-ounce serving containing less than 1/2 gram of saturated fat. Like some seafood, crawfish is high in cholesterol. A 5-ounce serving contains close to 200 milligrams. This is something to pay attention to if you are following a restricted-cholesterol diet.


Boiled Crawfish Nutritional Information
They are low in saturated fat and total fat, with a 5-ounce serving containing less than 1/2 gram of saturated fat. Like some seafood, crawfish is high in cholesterol. A 5-ounce serving contains close to 200 milligrams.This is something to pay attention to if you are following a restricted-cholesterol diet.hey are low in saturated fat and total fat, with a 5-ounce serving containing less than 1/2 gram of saturated fat. Like some seafood, crawfish is high in cholesterol. A 5-ounce serving contains close to 200 milligrams. This is something to pay attention to if you are following a restricted-cholesterol diet.


How many calories are in a pound of cooked crawfish tails? I am a calorie counter and would like to know ?
Wild cooked crayfish have 70 calories per 3 oz serving, or 368 calories per pound. Source(s): http://www.calorieking.com/foods/calorie... ahi_tuna_extra_rare Â· 10 years ago. Thumbs up.est Answer: go here http://www.crawfish.org/nutrition.htm Crayfish tails are low in calories and high in nutritive value.


How Many Hours Do You Need to Fast for a Blood Test?
According to Quest Diagnostics, a lipid or glucose tolerance test requires eight hours of fasting. Health care providers may have other recommendations, depending on the type of test. Fasting means consuming no food or beverages, except water, for several hours, explains Quest Diagnostics. Fasting is often required before blood tests because nutrients in food and drink can absorb in the bloodstream, affecting the test results. Not fasting before such tests may yield inaccurate results.


How many hours for blood fasting test
Sorry about the bad glucose exampleâ¦I was referring to fasting for an entire day (24 hours) before the draw (similar to d/cing your meds for 24 hours before). If fasting all day is not your usual routine, then you are going to be skewing the test by doing so, since on a daily basis, you eat.


How many hours do I have to fast before a cholesterol blood test?
Usually, 6 hours is the minimum amount of time in which to perform any fasting test (at a hospital, anyway). But...the longer the better. usually blood tests are done in the morning in a fasting state meaning that you shouldn't eat anything 8-12 hours prior to the testing.


How many hours for blood fasting test
Hi, I just recently had a fasting blood test. That morning, about 3 hours before the test, I engaged in a 25 minute jog ( 5.5mph, as I do nearly every morning). Unfortunately, no one had informed me that I should abstain from exercise prior to bloodwork like this.


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I had the two hour test and you fast for 10 hours the night before and then have the test in the morning. They take your blood right away and then you drink this awful sugar drink. Who knows what's in it..... then you get your blood taken after an hour and the following hour.


How long to fast for glucose blood work
For many people who are developing diabetes, their fasting blood sugar will remain normal' much longer than their post eating levels (after all their bodies have 8 - 10 hours overnight to try to correct their sugar levels).


How many hours for blood fasting test
Often the minimum is to test your fasting blood sugar when you first get up and then test two hours after breakfast. Then write down these numbers so your Doctor can see how your meds are working when you return for follow up.


How many hours for blood fasting test
To know how many carbs you can eat . test BG before eating (gives a base line) count how many carbs your going to eat. test 1 hour and 2 hours after eating take the highest reading. Ideally you want your BG not over 140 and or no more than a 40 pt rise.


How Long Should You Fast Before a Blood Test?
A: Blood glucose tests and cholesterol tests require patients to avoid eating or drinking anything except water for 8 hours before the test, unless directed o... Full Answer > Filed Under:


Is it better to dye your hair when it is clean or when it is dirty?
Dye takes better to unwashed hair. Of course having a ton of dirt and grease in your hair is not good either. If you've washed your hair within 3 days, it's fine, color away. â¦ If it's been longer I would wash it and wait until the next day to dye it.


Is it better to dye your hair when it is clean or when it is dirty?
If your hair has been washed within 3 days and you have not used a whole can of hairspray on it, then you do not need to re-wash your hair prior to coloring it. It will not affect the chemical process. They say when you're hair is dirty the hair color comes out better.


Is it better to dye your hair when it is clean or when it is dirty?
Dye it a color when it is clean. However, read the label on your hair dye thoroughly. Some dyes require a wash after you dye to wash the dye out. In this case that means you w â¦ ill wash your hair twice in one day.


Why does your hair have to be dirty when you dye it?
Best Answer: I tell my client it makes the color better, but in reality it doesn't really matter. I like the hair to be slightly dirty, not washed the day of the service. The oils in the hair and scalp will help the hairline and scalp to not be stained by the color. Clean up is much easier when you are finished.


The 10 Commandments of Gorgeous Hair Color
It's also best to wash your hair the night before coloringâhair that's too clean or too dirty can mess with how the color turns out. And if you're going to a salon, wear your hair as you normally do so the colorist can get an accurate sense of your style.


The 10 Commandments of Gorgeous Hair Color
Split ends look even split-end-ier with highlights, so get a trim before you color. It's also best to wash your hair the night before coloringâhair that's too clean or too dirty can mess with how the color turns out.


Why does your hair have to be dirty when you dye it?
Best Answer: I tell my client it makes the color better, but in reality it doesn't really matter. I like the hair to be slightly dirty, not washed the day of the service. The oils in the hair and scalp will help the hairline and scalp to not be stained by the color.


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Some dyes require a wash after you dye to wash the dye out. In this case that means you w â¦ ill wash your hair twice in one day. Make sure you use a leave in conditioner in addition to your conditioner so that your hair gets some moisture back. Bleaching is ok when your hair is dirty.


Can you dye your hair when it's greasy?
It needs redying and every other time my hair has been clean before I've dyed it, but never clean as in, jut washed. I haven't washed my hair since Thursday, and I wash it every other day. So, today is like the first day of greasy-ness if you... show more I want to dye my hair today with Live Colour XXL Cosmic Blue.


Helpful Tips When Dyeing Hair
1 It's completely fine to dye your hair when it's still a little damp. 2  Keep in mind that I said damp and not soaking wet. 3  Having the hair damp only softens the affects on the dye just a little. 4  Make sure your hair is product-free -- Things like hair wax, hair sprays and gel can interfere with the coloring process.


Volvox
1 Volvox colonies were first recorded by Dutch microscopist Antonie van Leeuwenhoek in 1700 and are widely studied as a genetic model of morphogenesis (how organisms develop specialized cells and tissues).


Volvox
Volvox also exhibit differentiation between somatic (non-sex cells) and reproductive cells, a phenomenon considered by some biologists to be significant in tracing the evolution of higher animals from microorganisms.


Volvox
Most species of Volvox reproduce both asexually and sexually, and some, such as Volvox carteri, switch primary modes of reproduction at least once each year. Asexual colonies have reproductive cells known as gonidia, which produce small daughter colonies that are eventually released from the parent as they mature.


Volvox
Volvox movement Motile colonies of Volvox aureus. Volvox colonies move through their environment by the coordinated movements of their cells' flagella. The dark circles on the colonies are immature daughter colonies.


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Amoeba, Paramecium, Euglena, and Volvox All are protists: eukaryotes that cannot be classified as animals, plants, or fungi. Classified by their movement and way of life. Movement â¢ Amoeboid (pseudopodia) â¢ Ciliate (cilia) â¢ Flagellate (flagella) â¢ Parasitic (attachment to a host cell) Way of Life â¢ Autotrophic: make their own food


Volvox
Volvox, genus of some 20 species of freshwater green algae (division Chlorophyta) found worldwide. Volvox form spherical or oval hollow colonies that contain some 500 to 60,000 cells embedded in a gelatinous wall and that are often just visible with the naked eye. Colonies of Volvox globator contain thousands of individual cells.


How does Volvox move?
Best Answer: Each cell of the Volvox colony has two flagella facing outward from the sphere. Waving the flagella makes the colony tumble slowly through the water. It's a cool thing to see. Look at this video clip: http://video.search.yahoo.com/video/play... How Do Volvox Move. This Site Might Help You.


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Each little dot you see is a tiny green algae with two flagella. With this the individual organisms propel themselves. They do this in a coordinated manner so that the entire colony can move in one direction. To see Volvox in locomotion is simply breathtaking. This image shows a colony with one large daughter colony. These develop from one one cell inside the sphere. Inside the daughter colony the third generation is already beginning to develop. As well as asexuality Volvox also uses sexual reproduction. The dark spheres are egg-cells. They are fertilized by small packages of sperm. The species depicted is Volvox aureus. It can be up to one millimetre or more in size. It can be found in clear water when the temperatures are not too low. The end of summer is the right time for a good catch with a plankton net. More about this organism can be found in the Micscape article: Volvox


How does Volvox move?
Best Answer: Each cell of the Volvox colony has two flagella facing outward from the sphere. Waving the flagella makes the colony tumble slowly through the water ...


Your guide to becoming an in-house lawyer
Finding out about the opportunities can be tricky, but you can get a list of authorised providers by emailing the Law Society's new in-house division at inhouse@lawsociety.org.uk. Local authorities offer around 150 training contracts while the GLS offers 20-30 and the CPS around 17, and competition is fierce.


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So I came up with the LSQUAT. The Lawyers Standardized Quick and Unscientific Aptitude Test (LSQUAT) is a set of 10 questions that will help prospective law students, recent law grads, even established lawyers, decide if they were born to be a lawyer, or whether they should open up that beach bar in the Caribbean.


How much are real estate attorney fees for closing?
The purchase price of the home is the largest cost but is only one of many fees that will add up to the complete cost of your real estate purchase. In some states, you are required to hire a real estate closing attorney with any real estate transaction. In other states, real estate closing attorneys are not required but optional. Check your local laws concerning real estate purchases.


Your guide to becoming an in-house lawyer
Wednesday 13 March 2013 08.20 EDT First published on Wednesday 13 March 2013 08.20 EDT. Working in-house is increasingly popular. Law Society statistics show that one in four solicitors work in the employed sector.


The Life and Career of an In-House Attorney
4859 Views. << 1 Well, before you make that jump, it is very important to fully understand the advantages and disadvantages of being an in-house attorney because the decision to go in-house is a very serious one that could greatly affect your long-term career.


The Life and Career of an In-House Attorney
I practiced law for approximately 10 years, as both a law firm associate and an in-house attorney, and I wanted to share my experiences as an in-house attorney to help anyone thinking about going in-house understand the advantages and disadvantages of doing so before making that jump.


Michelle Obama Owned Her Moment
When I think about it, half of the in-house lawyers Iâve known over my career fit that description: goal-oriented, found law school to be a lot of work but not overly difficult, never completely sure what they wanted to do. Some of them were very good lawyers. Others were just O.K. I was not one of those people.


Your guide to becoming an in-house lawyer
Essentially in-house lawyers look after the legal needs of the organisation they work for. Work will vary depending on the nature of the business and the size of the legal team. Nick Carter is legal counsel at Manchester City Football Club, working in a team of two supplemented by one or two trainees on secondment.


The Life and Career of an In-House Attorney
Most lawyers should expect a significant pay cut as a result of going in-house. Myth No. 5: There Is Less Risk of Layoffs in an In-House Position. With the downturn in the economy and predictions of a recession, there is great concern regarding layoffs at many law firms.


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Find Deals on Flights from Honolulu to Hoolehua Molokai (HNL - MKK) The price shown for each flight will be the average for all passengers including any infants.


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Molokai Airport is 2 mile (3 km) from Hoolehua. The closest airports to MKK Airport are Kalaupapa (LUP) and Lanai City (LNY). This Hoolehua airport offers several different options for cheap air travel through multiple discount airlines, including Island Air (WP), Hawaiian Airlines (HA), and Continental Airlines (CO). Up-to-date airport service and airport transportation information is available through contacting Molokai. If traveling overnight in Hoolehua, stay at cheap hotels nearby. Find hotel deals and cheap flights into Molokai with Airfare.


Flying to Molokai
Save this Post. Flying to Molokai. Sep 26, 2012, 4:25 PM. What is the best way to fly to Molokai, we have the option to fly to Oahu or Maui. Flights arrive in the late evening to both places, can we still get a flight in the evening or will we need to overnight, then go in the morning. Who has the best flights to Molokai, we are planning mid Jan to mid Feb.


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Here are the best fares found in the past 48 hours... Book cheap flights from Honolulu to Hoolehua Molokai. The price shown for each flight will be the average for all passengers including any infants.


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Turn on iCloud backups. Turn on iCloud backups from your iOS device. To back up an iOS device to iCloud, you need to first turn on this feature. Back up from a Mac: You can do this from iTunes when the device is connected to your Mac. Click the deviceâs name, then the Summary tab.


iCloud backup tricks for the iPhone and iPad
Turn on iCloud backups from your iOS device. To back up an iOS device to iCloud, you need to first turn on this feature. Back up from a Mac: You can do this from iTunes when the device is connected to your Mac. Click the deviceâs name, then the Summary tab.


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iCloud Backup lets you back up your data wirelessly and automatically to your iCloud account. To enable iCloud Backup, you can either select the option from the settings for your iOS device in iTunes when it is connected, or you can do it from the iOS device itself.


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iCloud Backup in iOS. iCloud Backup lets you back up your data wirelessly and automatically to your iCloud account. To enable iCloud Backup, you can either select the option from the settings for your iOS device in iTunes when it is connected, or you can do it from the iOS device itself.


How to back up an iPhone using iTunes
The second way to back up your iPhone uses Apple's iCloud feature. It will back up your device whenever you're connected to a WiFi network, so there's no chance you'll forget to back up your iPhone, unlike the iTunes backup method. See: How to transfer photos from a computer to iPhone or iPad the easy way.


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The use of iCloud to sync data from your iPhone to your computer is essential if you want your data to be effectively uploaded to your account. This process allows you to create a backup file that you can access anytime and anywhere as long as there is a computer unit or a mobile gadget with Internet access.


How Much Fat Should You Eat on a Ketogenic Diet?
If you want to lose weight, then you should be a bit careful about how much fat youâre adding. Do eat enough to feel satisfied â thatâs important to make it sustainable. But more than that will slow down your weight loss. You want your body to burn off body fat rather than added dietary fat.


Welcome to the /r/keto FAQ
A ketogenic diet is a high-fat, adequate protein, low carbohydrate diet. It has a lot of health advantages compared to the standard western diet. Most people do keto because of the weight loss, but it also has other health advantages like lowering risk for heart disease, diabetes, cancer, stroke, and much more. Enter Your Personal Data.


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If you combine a caloric deficit with the right diet you achieve much better results...personally I used a customized paleo diet. ** Link removed **. Combine all that with a good workout program and the fat WILL melt off very very soon. I did 10kg in 2 months!


How many grams of carbohydrates and protein should I eat for ketogenic adaptation?
So let's say you wanted to eat 1600 calories a day, this looks roughly like 20 grams of carbs, 80 grams of protein, and 133 grams of fat. You don't want to eat too much protein because the process of gluconeogenesis will convert excess protein to glucose and will sabotage your low carb / ketogenic efforts. If you weigh 80 kilograms (a quick google search for a pounds to kilograms converter is a good idea here), eat 80 grams of protein daily.


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3.4 Dietary units are the building blocks of the ketogenic diet. 3.4.1 Dietary units are expressed as ratios of fat to protein and. carbohydrate. A 4:1 diet has dietary units made up of 4 grams. of fat to each 1 gram of protein plus carbohydrate. 3.4.2 The caloric value and breakdown of dietary units vary wit h. ketogenic ratio. â¢ 2:1 (2 g x 9 kcal/g = 18) + (1 g x 4 kcal/g=4) = 22.


Calories and Macros Calculator: How to Calculate For Fat Loss or Muscle Gain
This is important because the macro calculator uses your lean weight (total weight minus body fat) to calculate the macronutrients you need on a daily basis. Use our body fat percentage guide to understand how to get this number. MACRO CALCULATOR IS LOADINGâ¦.


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Page 2 of 3. â¢ Adult â 20 to 30 kcal/kg body weight. 3.3 Two main diet variations: 3.3.1 The Traditional - The diet uses foods to obtain a ratio of 4g fat to. each 1g protein and carbohydrate combined; in children under. the age of 18 mo nths a ratio of 3:1 may be used.


How many grams of carbohydrates and protein should I eat for ketogenic adaptation?
As far as how few carbs you should eat, stay in the 30-40 gram range for a month if you can, then bump up to 40-60, sometimes even up to 80 grams of carbs per day to stay ketogenic.


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I would say that most people would have to eat less than 20 gram carbs per day to reach ketosis. Personally I think it's a good idea for most people to eat 50-100 gram protein, maybe in the lower half of the interval if you want to be in ketosis. Eating the correct amount of fat is the easiest part.


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Using this Macro Calculator. Knowing how many calories you need to eat as well as your macronutrient numbers is important for your success in weight loss or weight gain goals! Generally, you want to keep below 50 grams of carbs to stay in ketosis, but how about your fat and protein?


Pic C-8-24 8-Pack Mosquito Repellent Coils
1 Enter your model number to make sure this fits. 2  For many outdoor uses. 3  For best results use in confined area place one coil every 10'. 4  Use on patios, campsites, and cabanas. 5  Keeps bugs away for 5 - 7 hours.  Coils create smoke barrier that drives.


what has more psi a wolf or pit bull?
Since being introduced to mosquito coils in Okinawa, Japan in 1972 I have bought them ever since as the best way to keep mosquitos away. Too my delight I started seeing them in the United States marketed by Coleman as a camping tool, now they are more widely available, still many people don't know what they are.


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Day: âUsually what happens in these products is the chemical is released from the candle in a downwind protection. Itâs a relatively small area thatâs protected. Usually, mosquitoes are coming in from a lot of different directions. . . . [But] they seem to work really well in a semi-enclosed area.â.


Mosquito Coils...Do They Work
Jul 15th, 2011 4:24 am. worst year ever in edmonton, i dont even want to go out, i went to the driving range last night, i had around 50 bites in 15 minutes. as for the coils, i lit some around a firepit a few weeks ago, hard to say if they worked, maybe the fire kept the bugs away.


Mosquito Coils
Lifesystems Mosquito Coils are an effective insecticide, protecting against mosquitoes and other flying insects. When lit, the coil releases an active insect repellent along with the smoke which is also a natural deterrent. Each coil provides up to 8 hours protection. Recommended for outdoor use.


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Size: 1Pack Verified Purchase. My wife & I have used Pic brand Mosquito Coils for years and have been very pleased. It's the brand my wife remembers her parents using in her childhood and the only brand that she has found consistently effective.


Mosquito Coils...Do They Work
Jul 15th, 2011 11:45 am. I've tried the coils in the past and they seem to work but I have to place 3 of them surrounding the area. Again, I have no proof and maybe alcohol eventually made up numb to them but they seem to make some sort of difference when using more then one. I'm sure there are other better choices on the marker such as what Crinkle_cut has recommended.


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Mosquito Control â Advice from the Experts. Mosquito Control â Advice from the Experts. When it comes to mosquito control, over-the-fence advice is not good enough. Even though Uncle Mardy chewed garlic every day and never was bitten by mosquitoes, that doesnât mean YOU would have the same results. (And donât forget, Uncle Mardy died a bachelor!) Experts were consulted for this article from the Atlanta Journal Constitution and not a single one had garlic on his breath.


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20/07/2015. Great piece of kit and does the job. Great for camping, the garden and great value for money. Coils are stored in pairs and sometimes snap when you are trying to separate them, otherwise I would score a 5 star.


Roth IRA calculator
Calculate your earnings and more. Creating a Roth IRA can make a big difference in retirement savings. There is no tax deduction for contributions made to a Roth IRA, however all future earnings are sheltered from taxes. The Roth IRA provides truly tax-free growth.Use our Roth IRA calculator to determine how much can be saved for retirement.Javascript is required for this calculator.here is no tax deduction for contributions made to a Roth IRA, however all future earnings are sheltered from taxes. The Roth IRA provides truly tax-free growth.


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1 You can also take the IRA deduction on Form 1040A, but not on Form 1040EZ. 2  Contributions to a traditional IRA are tax-deductible, but you will pay income tax on earnings when you take distributions.3  Contributions to a Roth IRA are not deductible, but there's no tax on qualified distributions. You can also take the IRA deduction on Form 1040A, but not on Form 1040EZ. 2  Contributions to a traditional IRA are tax-deductible, but you will pay income tax on earnings when you take distributions.


Etrade Minimum Initial Investment Deposit To Open Account
1 Contributions to a traditional IRA are tax-deductible, but you will pay income tax on earnings when you take distributions. 2  Contributions to a Roth IRA are not deductible, but there's no tax on qualified distributions. You can also take the IRA deduction on Form 1040A, but not on Form 1040EZ. 2  Contributions to a traditional IRA are tax-deductible, but you will pay income tax on earnings when you take distributions.


Traditional IRA Calculator
Your 'Taxable Account Deposit' is equal to your Traditional IRA contribution minus any tax savings. For example, assume you have a 30% combined state and federal tax rate. If you contribute $2,000 to a traditional IRA and qualify for the full $2000 tax deduction, the value of your tax deduction is $2,000 X 30% or $600.he amount you will contribute to your Traditional IRA each year. This calculator assumes that you make your contribution at the beginning of each year. The maximum annual IRA contribution of $5,500 is unchanged for 2015.


Publication 554 (2017), Tax Guide for Seniors
A Roth IRA is one type of Individual Retirement Arrangement (IRA) that provides tax-free growth. The major difference between Roth IRA and traditional IRA are: 1  Contributions to a Roth IRA are not tax deductible.2  Direct contributions to a Roth IRA may be withdrawn tax free at any time without penalty.urthermore, to qualify for a Roth IRA Contribution, you must have earned income (wages, tips, bonuses, self-employment income, etc.) in the year you want to make a contribution. The contribution limit in 2014 and 2015 for age 49 and below is $5,500, for age 50 and above is $6,500.


Publication 590-A (2017), Contributions to Individual Retirement Arrangements (IRAs)
A Roth IRA is an IRA that, except as explained below, is subject to the rules that apply to a traditional IRA. You cannot deduct contributions to a Roth IRA. If you satisfy the requirements, qualified distributions are tax-free.You can make contributions to your Roth IRA after you reach age 70 Â½.You can leave amounts in your Roth IRA as long as you live. Roth IRA is an IRA that, except as explained below, is subject to the rules that apply to a traditional IRA. You cannot deduct contributions to a Roth IRA. If you satisfy the requirements, qualified distributions are tax-free.


How to Calculate Payroll IRA Deductions in Colorado
Tips. 1  IRS phaseout ranges for traditional IRA contributions state whether you can make a fully deductible, partially deductible or non-deductible contribution. 2  Roth phaseout ranges limit how much can be contributed since no deduction is granted. 3  Colorado has a flat 4.63 percent personal income tax.ips. 1  IRS phaseout ranges for traditional IRA contributions state whether you can make a fully deductible, partially deductible or non-deductible contribution. 2  Roth phaseout ranges limit how much can be contributed since no deduction is granted. 3  Colorado has a flat 4.63 percent personal income tax.


Roth IRAs
IRA Deduction Limits. You may be able to claim a deduction on your individual federal income tax return for the amount you contributed to your IRA. See. . Roth IRAs. Roth IRA contributions arenât deductible.RA Deduction Limits. You may be able to claim a deduction on your individual federal income tax return for the amount you contributed to your IRA. See. . Roth IRAs. Roth IRA contributions arenât deductible.


What are the differences between a 401K and an IRA?
The IRS sets a maximum annual contribution of $5,000 to all IRAs, including traditional and Roth. If you are 50 or above, you can also make a catch-up contribution of an additional $1,000. If you've done a rollover of one IRA account to another, the contribution limit does not apply to the rollover. You can also take the IRA deduction on Form 1040A, but not on Form 1040EZ. 2  Contributions to a traditional IRA are tax-deductible, but you will pay income tax on earnings when you take distributions.


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For married dependents when either of you are over 65 or blind, you generally must file a federal income tax return if your unearned income was more than $2,300; your earned income was over $7,550; and your gross income was at least $5 and your spouse files a separate return and itemizes deductions.


Do You Need To File A Tax Return In 2016?
Hereâs a quick summary of what you need to know about filing and health care: 1  If you are not required to file a tax return in 2015, you are considered exempt from the shared responsibility payment and you do not need to file a tax return to claim the coverage exemption.


1040A - Introductory Material
Dependents may be required to file a tax return too. A dependent has to file a return if their. unearned income was more than $950, earned income was more than $5,800, or. gross income was more than the larger of $950, or their earned income (up to $5,500) plus $300.


Do You Need To File A Tax Return In 2016?
For married dependents when either of you are under the age of 65 and not blind, you generally must file a federal income tax return if your unearned income was more than $1,050; if your earned income was over $6,300; or if your gross income was at least $5 and your spouse files a separate return and itemizes deductions.


Do You Need To File A Tax Return In 2016?
If you are required to file a 2015 tax return and you did not have minimum health insurance coverage for all of 2015, you will also need to file an additional form (form 8965). Youâll use form 8965 to claim an exemption from the shared responsibility payment or to figure the amount of the payment.


Do You Need To File A Tax Return In 2016?
For married dependents when either of you are over 65 and blind, you generally must file a federal income tax return if your unearned income was more than $3,550; your earned income was over $8,800; and your gross income was at least $5 and your spouse files a separate return and itemizes deductions.


Burning Upper Back Pain
They tire and then the burning sensation develops. With your upper back you have the added joints - your ribs. It is the ribs and the muscles between your ribs that commonly cause the burning pain in your upper back. The problem with your ribs is you cannot rest them, trying not breathing for an hour... impossible. Burning upper back pain may feel uncomfortable and be worrying, in fact it is easy to remove and ease.


Burning Upper Back Pain
With burning back pain, the same mechanism is in play... The 4 main causes of any back pain are tight and weak muscles, poor joint movement and pelvic imbalance. As joints fail to move correctly, and as your pelvis twists and distorts, muscles are forced to work harder.


Burning Upper Back Pain
The burn of upper back pain is a result of a few upper back muscles being both tired and tight. This may sound unusual; in fact it is the actual mechanism that leads to chronic muscle tightness. When muscles tire they tighten. When your upper back muscles strain to work they tire, tighten and then burn.


Do Your Own Gel Manicure at Home!
We had great results with China Glaze and OPI nail polish, but it seems that there are a wide variety of other brands and colors that will work just as well, so you may have to do a bit of trial and error with your favorite colors to figure out the best one.etting gel manicures is one of my guilty pleasures every so often, and I love how it keeps my manicure intact for so much longer. When I started to see pins on Pinterest about different ways to do your own version of a gel manicure at home, I just had to know if it actually worked or if it was all a cruel trick.


Do Your Own Gel Manicure at Home!
- Gelous Nail Gel-Regular nail polish (China Glaze and OPI polish seems to work the best for us). -Seche Vite Dry Fast Top Coat Step One: Buff and smooth out your clean nails with a buffing block and remove nail dust with polish remover. Step Two: Apply a thin coat of Gelous Nail Gel and let dry for one minute.etting gel manicures is one of my guilty pleasures every so often, and I love how it keeps my manicure intact for so much longer. When I started to see pins on Pinterest about different ways to do your own version of a gel manicure at home, I just had to know if it actually worked or if it was all a cruel trick.


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Step Seven: Apply your last coat of Gelous and let dry for 5-10 minutes. Make sure to seal the ends of your nails as well, as you apply each coat (just drag the tip of the nail polish brush across the tips of your nails). It's a little harder to do this with short nails, but it will help keep the ends from chipping.etting gel manicures is one of my guilty pleasures every so often, and I love how it keeps my manicure intact for so much longer. When I started to see pins on Pinterest about different ways to do your own version of a gel manicure at home, I just had to know if it actually worked or if it was all a cruel trick.


OPIâs New Gelcolor â A Review
And because itâs an OPI color, I can touch it up at home with the coordinating nail polish. Overall, for $25, I would definitely do this again. I donât feel as pressured to keep up with it on a strict two-week basis, but itâs such an easy, fast way to get the most durable manicure Iâve ever had.ach coat takes only 30 seconds to cure, and supposedly it takes 10 minutes or less to soak off. Best of all, they were charging the same exact price as a regular gel fill! When the holidays rolled around, I decided to treat myself, just to try it out. Hereâs how they looked the day after my manicure.


Differences Among SLA, KPI & OPI
Differences Among SLA, KPI & OPI. Business processes define how your business runs. Photos.com/PhotoObjects.net/Getty Images. Business process management techniques can feel like an alphabet soup of arbitrary acronyms, but don't let it intimidate you.Each process is easy to understand on its own.In the case of SLA (service level agreement), KPI (key performance indicators) and OPI (operational performance indicators) you use the technique to define how you measure specific aspects of your business.etting up systems for your business doesn't mean choosing among SLA, KPI and OPI for your metrics. A strong business plan will apply all three metrics at appropriate points. OPIs will measure the performance of key points of your operation, while KPIs will rate how well your business interacts with the market.


What's Nail Polish Actually Made Out of and How Does It Work?
-Shatter is made out of nitrocellulose (just like regular nail polish) but instead; it is mixed with a fast moving solvent such as ethanol. -Ethanol is fast dissolving and does not let the nitrocellulose dry evenly on the nail creating a gathering affect.-When the ethanol dissolves it clumps up the nitrocellulose in the pattern it dissolves in and causes the shatter/crackle effect. I.e. the reason it must have been found as a design flaw.Ethanol is fast dissolving and does not let the nitrocellulose dry evenly on the nail creating a gathering affect. -When the ethanol dissolves it clumps up the nitrocellulose in the pattern it dissolves in and causes the shatter/crackle effect. I.e. the reason it must have been found as a design flaw.


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Iâm a nail tech as well and when I do nail art on top of gel polish, I apply the art after wiping off the tacky cured top coat. Then I do my art using Konad w/regular polish and a CND top coat. By doing it this way you can change your art work more often yet the gel polish will remain.ach coat takes only 30 seconds to cure, and supposedly it takes 10 minutes or less to soak off. Best of all, they were charging the same exact price as a regular gel fill! When the holidays rolled around, I decided to treat myself, just to try it out. Hereâs how they looked the day after my manicure.


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love the opi gelcolor. have been having some problems with it peeling off after a couple days. i called my OPI lady and she gave some great tips. make sure the nails are healthy! if theyâre dry or dehydrated the polish wonât stay.ach coat takes only 30 seconds to cure, and supposedly it takes 10 minutes or less to soak off. Best of all, they were charging the same exact price as a regular gel fill! When the holidays rolled around, I decided to treat myself, just to try it out. Hereâs how they looked the day after my manicure.


Differences Among SLA, KPI & OPI
OPI. Operational performance indicators are similar to KPIs in that both refer to the vital metrics of an aspect of your business. But while a KPI looks at broad categories, an OPI measures a specific function or operation -- typically one at a bottleneck for your business.etting up systems for your business doesn't mean choosing among SLA, KPI and OPI for your metrics. A strong business plan will apply all three metrics at appropriate points. OPIs will measure the performance of key points of your operation, while KPIs will rate how well your business interacts with the market.


Do Your Own Gel Manicure at Home!
I mean, when you have to constantly re-do your nails (because they end up in photos a lot during the week), you want it to take as little time as possible. Getting gel manicures is one of my guilty pleasures every so often, and I love how it keeps my manicure intact for so much longer.When I started to see pins on Pinterest about different ways to do your own version of a gel manicure at home, I just had to know if it actually worked or if it was all a cruel trick.etting gel manicures is one of my guilty pleasures every so often, and I love how it keeps my manicure intact for so much longer. When I started to see pins on Pinterest about different ways to do your own version of a gel manicure at home, I just had to know if it actually worked or if it was all a cruel trick.


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Telephone: 02 42213681 Fax: 02 42214297 Email: maryk@uow.edu.au ABSTRACT As an integral facet of society, the accounting profession has a role in the State and the corporate sector, and is also expected to serve the public interest.bstract As an integral facet of society, the accounting profession has a role in the State and the corporate sector, and isalso expected to serve the public interest.


A Definition of the Public Interest
A Definition of the Public Interest. Policy Position Paper #5. A hallmark of the accountancy profession is its obligation to act in the public interest. But it is not always apparent what this means, and how accountants can determine whether they are meeting this expectation.IFAC, by developing this position paper, is seeking to advance its understanding of this important issue. hallmark of the accountancy profession is its obligation to act in the public interest. But it is not always apparent what this means, and how accountants can determine whether they are meeting this expectation. IFAC, by developing this position paper, is seeking to advance its understanding of this important issue.


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1 Uniquely prospective, providing insight into how the accounting profession can improve on meeting its primary obligation to serve the public interest. 2  Provides diverse viewpoints from philosophy, social accounting, economic considerations, and an international perspective on accounting for the public interest.he book incorporates an ethical dimension in making these assessments. Its focus is a conceptual, theoretical one drawing on classical philosophy, the sociology of professions, economic theory, and the public interest dimension of accountants as professionals.


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The capacity for the Australian accounting profession to serve the public interest is considered in the context of legislation and the accounting standard setting process. Specific reference is made to the CLERP Act 1999 and ASIC Act 2001.bstract As an integral facet of society, the accounting profession has a role in the State and the corporate sector, and isalso expected to serve the public interest.


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Vol. 2, No.4. Page 2. paper starts with a brief discussion of a profession and its relationship to the State, the corporate sector and the public. This will form a framework against which to consider the legislative events and their impact on the accounting profession and its capacity to serve the public interest.bstract As an integral facet of society, the accounting profession has a role in the State and the corporate sector, and isalso expected to serve the public interest.


Reflections on the public interest in accounting
A commitment to serve the public interest is a defining characteristic of the profession, however, according to Lee (1995) , the accounting profession has historically relied on the public interest as a means of protecting the profession's economic self-interest.owever, nowadays accounting plays an important role in the calculation and regulation of processes, or production and exchange, and its role is âunderstood to serve the public interestâ (Willmott, 1990, p. 315).


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The capacity for the Australian accounting profession to serve the public interest will be considered in the context of two specific changes in the corporate arena; being the Corporate Law Economic Report Program Act (1999) and the Australian Securities and Investment Commission Act 2001.bstract As an integral facet of society, the accounting profession has a role in the State and the corporate sector, and isalso expected to serve the public interest.


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This is a very big strength for the accountancy profession, its most important attribute for building goodwill. The general public has the senseâprobably very vague and unarticulatedâthat accountants, and especially auditors, act in the public interest.his commitment to serve the public interest is like a strong red thread, running throughout the professionâs history and connecting the past to the present. The public interest is as important today as it was 160 years ago in Edinburgh. Today, it is of course phrased slightly differently.


DEFINITION of 'Accountants for the Public Interest - API'
BREAKING DOWN 'Accountants for the Public Interest-API'. One of the publications created by the API is What a Difference Preparation Makes: A Guide to the Nonprofit Audit, a reference on various accounting topics that nonprofit organizations should be familiar with and how to prepare for an audit.RELATED TERMS.REAKING DOWN 'Accountants for the Public Interest-API'. One of the publications created by the API is What a Difference Preparation Makes: A Guide to the Nonprofit Audit, a reference on various accounting topics that nonprofit organizations should be familiar with and how to prepare for an audit. RELATED TERMS.


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This commitment to serve the public interest is like a strong red thread, running throughout the professionâs history and connecting the past to the present. The public interest is as important today as it was 160 years ago in Edinburgh. Today, it is of course phrased slightly differently.his commitment to serve the public interest is like a strong red thread, running throughout the professionâs history and connecting the past to the present. The public interest is as important today as it was 160 years ago in Edinburgh. Today, it is of course phrased slightly differently.


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Advisory Commission (CDIAC), chaired by the State Treasurer, published the Appraisal. Standards for Land-Secured Financings (CDIAC Standards). Since that time, many California. issuers have recognized the CDIAC Standards as a basis for the conduct of appraisals under the.


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USPAP is recognized as the source for standards for professional appraisal. practice in the United States and many other parts of the world. The main purposes. of USPAP are to protect the public and to promote public trust in the. appraisal profession.


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It is the valuation of the collateral that creates the need for a lender to. use the services of a professional appraiser. A professional appraiser is an integral. part of the collateral valuation, whether it is real property or personal property. The. primary purpose of this guide is to assist the lender in working with the appraiser to. properly value the collateral as part of the loan underwriting process.


Brian Ward Appraisal
This appraisal is made as is, X. subject to completion per plans and specifications on the basis of a hypothetical condition that the improvements have been. completed, subject to the following repairs or alterations on the basis of a hypothetical condition that the repairs or alterations have been completed, or.


We Are What We Eat â The poisoning of our food supply
Date of the Appraisal. The date of the value estimate should clearly be identified in the appraisal report. The period. between the date of the appraisal and the financing should be kept as short as possible, preferably. no more than three months, to accurately represent land values to prospective investors (page 11).


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The appraisal. problem should, most importantly, identify (1) the property rights to be valued, (2) the operative. definition of value, and (3) the date of the value estimate. Addressing these issues at the outset of. the appraisal gives the appraiser the necessary direction to complete the assignment.


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The first is to value the property as though it were complete as of the effective date of the report, which would be contemporaneous with the date of the report itself. In this instance, the appraiser. would be faced with just one major assumption: that the building was complete. Otherwise, the.


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The main difficulty for the appraiser lies in the âAs If Completeâ appraisal, which typically arises out. of a request for construction financing. Here the appraiser must make a site inspection, review the. development plans and, from this estimate, the likely value on comp letion.


Cholesterol: Carbohydrates and Sweets
Cholesterol: Carbohydrates and Sweets. Breads, cereals, rice, pasta, and other grains, and dry beans and peas are generally high in starch and fiber and low in saturated fat and calories.hoose whole grain breads and rolls often. They have more fiber than white breads. 1  Buy dry cereals, most are low in fat. 2  Limit the high fat granola, muesli, and oat bran types that are made with coconut or coconut oil and nuts, which increases the saturated fat content.


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Carbohydrate-Triglyceride Connection. According to the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, high triglycerides are associated with a diet that is high in carbohydrates, defined as 60 percent of total calories.arbohydrate-Triglyceride Connection. According to the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, high triglycerides are associated with a diet that is high in carbohydrates, defined as 60 percent of total calories.


Carbohydrates & Triglycerides
High triglycerides are associated with eating too many carbohydrates, especially simple sugars. Carbohydrates are needed for your body to function well, but eating excessive amounts of carbs can raise triglyceride levels.arbohydrate-Triglyceride Connection. According to the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, high triglycerides are associated with a diet that is high in carbohydrates, defined as 60 percent of total calories.


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Lower Triglycerides. Excess Carbohydrates Cause Elevated Triglycerides. Overweight patients commonly have elevations of their small LDL cholesterol and triglycerides as well as decreases of their HDL cholesterol; all of these changes correlate with an increased risk of heart attacks.ower Triglycerides. Excess Carbohydrates Cause Elevated Triglycerides. Overweight patients commonly have elevations of their small LDL cholesterol and triglycerides as well as decreases of their HDL cholesterol; all of these changes correlate with an increased risk of heart attacks.


The Conversion of Carbohydrates to Triglycerides
Triglycerides. Triglycerides are fats. You eat triglycerides in the form of foods such as butters and oil, but your body also makes triglycerides from excess calories, especially from alcohol or from the simple carbohydrates found in sugar-rich foods.oods high in sugar and refined carbohydrates can raise triglycerides. Eating a diet high in simple carbohydrates can raise your level of triglyceridesâfats carried in the blood and stored in fat cells.


The Conversion of Carbohydrates to Triglycerides
Foods high in sugar and refined carbohydrates can raise triglycerides. Eating a diet high in simple carbohydrates can raise your level of triglyceridesâfats carried in the blood and stored in fat cells.The body turns carbohydrates into glucose to use for fuel, but will store excess glucose as fat. High levels of triglycerides can increase your risk for heart disease.oods high in sugar and refined carbohydrates can raise triglycerides. Eating a diet high in simple carbohydrates can raise your level of triglyceridesâfats carried in the blood and stored in fat cells.


Triglycerides Levels.org
Carbohydrates Are Major Cause of High Triglycerides. Triglycerides are fats that are found in the blood and they are normally healthy and contribute to important physiological processes. They are used by the body for energy and are used for the storage of it as well.arbohydrates Are Major Cause of High Triglycerides. Triglycerides are fats that are found in the blood and they are normally healthy and contribute to important physiological processes. They are used by the body for energy and are used for the storage of it as well.


Are triglycerides is carbohydrates?
Confidence votes 30. No, they are not carbohydrates. Triglyceride is another name for fat. Triglycerides are esters formed from glycerol or pentan-1,2,3-triol, and one or more fatty acids-long chain alkanoic or alkenoic acids. Fats and oils from different natural sources contain different fatty acids.onfidence votes 30. No, they are not carbohydrates. Triglyceride is another name for fat. Triglycerides are esters formed from glycerol or pentan-1,2,3-triol, and one or more fatty acids-long chain alkanoic or alkenoic acids. Fats and oils from different natural sources contain different fatty acids.


Carbohydrates & Triglycerides
The Right Carbohydrates. Fruits and vegetables in their original form, including potatoes and apples, can reduce triglyceride levels because they are unrefined carbohydrates. The best choices are the ones with the fewest fat calories and overall calories.nowing which carbohydrates are refined and unrefined is important because a high triglyceride level increases the odds of coronary heart disease and premature death. Foods consist of carbohydrates, fats and proteins. There are four calories in one gram of carbohydrates and proteins, nine calories in one gram of fat.


HP Color LaserJet Pro M452dw Review and Ratings
That 0.9-cent difference would cost you an additional $315 each month, or about $3,780 per year. And this LaserJet printerâs color cost per page (13.6 cents) is even worse, or about twice as much as the PageWide Pro modelâs 6.7 cents per page. If you absolutely have to have laser output, you can find laser printers, even LaserJets, if you shop around that have lower CPPs (although not as good on the color, yet).


HP Color LaserJet Pro M452dw Review and Ratings
Using these numbers, we calculated the black-and-white CPP at 2.2 cents and the color per-page cost of operation at 13.6 cents. The monochrome numbers are middling-to-okay, but the color CPP is still far too high if you plan to print many color pages. The problem for HP here is two-fold.


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HP PageWide business printers
HP PageWide. At 40% lower cost, color is the new black and white. Save up to 40% on your color cost per page, versus laser printers, while printing faster than other color MFPs in their class.1 So you get high performance without compromise. HP PageWide business printers.


Color Laser Printers: Fast and Affordable!
The Konica Minolta Magicolor 5 430DL is a very complete printer, but its bulk limits its possible applications. The HP Color LaserJet 2 600n is mostly for people who don't need to print a lot, given its very high cost per page. The Color LaserJet 3600 represents the best compromise between ergonomics, quality, speed, and cost per page; it's a shame that its network version costs so much. Join our discussion on this topic.


The High Cost of Wasted Printer Ink
But its 950XL cartridge, used in such models as the Officejet Pro 251dw, contains 2.5 ounces and costs $37, which works out to less than half as much per ounce.) The Ratings show how much it would cost in ink to continuously print a 40-page mix of black text, color graphics, and photos, a typical monthly usage.


The High Cost of Wasted Printer Ink
And as with ink usage for maintenance, there's as much variation within brand, according to the cartridge used, as from one manufacturer to another. (For example, HP's 60XL cartridge, used in such models as the Envy 120, contains Â½ ounce of black ink and costs $32, which works out to $64 per ounce.


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Here we go again. There is a new study out that contends fish feel pain. A professor at Purdue and his Norwegian graduate student attached small foil heaters to goldfish. Half of the goldfish were injected with morphine, half with saline, and then the researchers turned on the attached micro-toasters.


Do fish feel pain?
Sneddon published a study proposing that fish -- specifically rainbow trout -- can detect and feel pain. Previous research on whether fish feel pain focused solely on cartilaginous species like sharks. For the first time, Sneddon's work documented potential pain sensations in teleostic (bony) fish.


Frying Nemo
There is a new study out that contends fish feel pain. A professor at Purdue and his Norwegian graduate student attached small foil heaters to goldfish. Half of the goldfish were injected with morphine, half with saline, and then the researchers turned on the attached micro-toasters.


Frying Nemo
Here we go again. There is a new study out that contends fish feel pain. A professor at Purdue and his Norwegian graduate student attached small foil heaters to goldfish.


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Unlike humans fish do not possess a neocortex, which is the first indicator of doubt regarding the pain awareness of fish. Furthermore, certain nerve fibres in mammals (known as c-nociceptors) have been shown to be involved in the sensation of intense experiences of pain.


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Well, fish have nerve cells and a brain, so yes, they feel pain. It's sort of a non-question because most higher organisms have nerve cells and pain receptors.


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Now, the question of whether or not fish are really able to feel pain or suffer in human terms is once again on the agenda. A final decision would have far-reaching consequences for millions of anglers, fishers, aquarists, fish farmers and fish scientists.


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I can not feel pain.), fish lack the neocortex in the brain to actually feel pain. They can react to pain, but do not actually feel any discomfort, and simply react to something touching them, much like an ordinary person. Findings found from Cambridge Biological Science department, 2008.


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Recent studies by scientists have found that fish do not in fact feel pain. According to well respected scientists, including Stephen Hawking (Who says, I â¦ am much like a fish. I can not feel pain.), fish lack the neocortex in the brain to actually feel pain.


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Unlike humans fish do not possess a neocortex, which is the first indicator of doubt regarding the pain awareness of fish.


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Miami Port Shuttle also provides affordable cruise terminal transportation to/from Miami Airport, Fort Lauderdale Airport, Port of Miami and Port Everglades/Fort Lauderdale.


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We operate every day of the year 24 hours a day. Miami Port Shuttle also provides affordable cruise terminal transportation to/from Miami Airport, Fort Lauderdale Airport, Port of Miami and Port Everglades/Fort Lauderdale. We service the following areas: (MIA) Miami International Airport.


Transportation in South Florida
We operate every day of the year 24 hours a day. Miami Port Shuttle also provides affordable cruise terminal transportation to/from Miami Airport, Fort Lauderdale Airport, Port of Miami and Port Everglades/Fort Lauderdale.


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Does Rain Cause Pain...and What to Do About It. Weather and pain explained. The weather is changing, rainy days abound and winter is coming. You have chronic back pain, arthritis, joint pain, gout, an old injury, etc. You also know that your pain is going to get worse for the next several months.


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The onset of cold weather or rain can be detected by joint painâjust as a patient suffering from arthritis. Can medical science explain this mystery? If you've ever had an eccentric family member predict the rain simply by the pain of an arthritic knee, you're probably not alone. As far as health-related myths go, there may not be one more infamous than the supposed connection between weather conditions and the onset of arthritic symptoms.


Your Local Weather
Predict your joint pain level based on the local weather. People with arthritis often claim they can predict the weather, based on their joint pain level, and with good reason. Studies show a variety of weather factors can increase pain, especially changes. Watch for any changes in. Barometric pressure (especially falling)


Your Local Weather
Studies show a variety of weather factors can increase pain, especially changes. A study from Tufts University in 2007 found that every 10-degree drop in temperature corresponded with an incremental increase in arthritis pain.


Does Rain Cause Pain...and What to Do About It
Weather contributes to increase pain in a number of ways: a) Blood Flow: cold temperatures cause blood to be diverted to the body core (chest and abdomen) and so there is reduced blood flow to muscles (stiffness).


Does Weather Affect Arthritis Pain?
A Mild Case for Warmer Weather. Although some evidence exists that people living in warmer, drier climates experience fewer episodes of arthritis pain, climate does not affect the course of the disease. At most, it may affect symptoms of arthritis pain. One theory holds that a drop in air pressure (which often accompanies cold, rainy weather) allows tissues in the body to expand to fill the space, meaning that already inflamed tissue can swell even more and cause increased arthritis pain.


Does Weather Affect Arthritis Pain?
Other possibilities: Pain thresholds drop in colder weather; cold, rainy days affect mood; and during colder weather people are less likely to be outside and get the exercise that normally helps keep arthritis pain in check.


Does Rain Cause Pain...and What to Do About It
Does Rain Cause Pain?....and what to do about it. The weather is changing, rainy days abound and winter is coming. You have chronic back pain, arthritis, joint pain, gout, an old injury, etc. You also know that your pain is going to get worse for the next several months.


Does Weather Affect Arthritis Pain?
With the winter weather biting hard in many parts of the country, you may be one of the many arthritis sufferers who feel that their arthritis pain is influenced by the weather -- specifically, that they experience more arthritis pain on cold, rainy days and less arthritis pain on warm, dry days.


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Cold weather is another mechanism that could translate into arthritic symptoms, according to Fant. In the same way that a decrease in barometric pressure decreases swelling of an inflamed joint, cold weather would have the opposite effect. Fant said that if cold temperatures shrink tissue down, it pulls on nerves, thereby causing pain.


Sliced Deli Ham Nutritional Facts
Deli ham can be sliced directly from a large ham or ham pieces pressed together to form loaves. While this luncheon meat does contain a high amount of sodium, it does have positive nutritional value including minerals and protein. It is also relatively low in calories and fat.


Cold Cuts & Lunch Meat Calories
Thinly sliced cold cuts are a staple ingredient in sandwiches, a simple way to eat lean cuts of baked or roasted turkey, chicken and ham, all of which have high nutritional value. Lunch meats can be high in calories, for example roast beef and various types of sausage, such as bologna. All varieties of lunch meats are commonly served as appetizers alongside sliced vegetables and cheese, as in an antipasto platter. Review the calorie chart to compare servings of popular cold cuts; the higher the calories, the higher the percentage of fat.


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Nutrition Info For: Ham, sliced, prepackaged or deli, luncheon meat.


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It depends on how thin the slice is and the type of ham. A wafer-thin slice of plain deli type ham, for example, can be as little as 10 calories. A slightly thicker slice of aâ¦ different type of ham can be approximately 45 calories per slice, ounce, or 28g. To view the examples, see the page link, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.


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Calories in Land O Frost Ham lunch meat 4 slices. *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. Some of these foods were entered by users and are subject to error.


How Many Calories Are in a Slice of Ham?
The amount of calories youâll get from a slice of ham varies quite a bit depending on the fat content. Some varieties of processed deli ham have only a miniscule amount of fat, rendering very few total calories. On the other hand, if you have a slice of freshly roasted pork that wasnât trimmed of fat, youâll get more than double the calories as that slice of deli meat. If you have a thick 3-ounce slice of roasted ham, you could have upwards of over 230 calories. But if you trim away the fat as much as possible before cooking, your calorie count could go down to closer to 180 calories. Regular cured deli ham provides between 130 and 140 calories from 3 ounces.


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SmokeMaster Beechwood Smoked Black Forest Ham. Savor Every Slice. Enjoy a flavor rarely experienced in America with our SmokeMaster Beechwood Smoked Black Forest Ham. Crafted with the finest ingredients and exceptional care, this ham is naturally smoked with imported German beechwood. The result, a ham with a delicious, distinct flavor that is rich and smooth. We suggest simply pairing it with Boarâs Head Delicatessen Style Mustard on crusty bread.


Sliced Deli Ham Nutritional Facts
A 2-oz. serving of sliced deli ham contains 60 calories. While you can consume deli ham by itself, it is most commonly eaten as part of a sandwich, so your caloric intake may be much more. One serving of this luncheon meat has 1 g of fat. You should obtain 20 to 35 percent of your daily calories from fat.


How many calories are in a slice of deli ham?
Nice question asked...   As per the experts opinion, detail nutrition summary as below:    Nutrition summary:   Calories: 34   Fat: 1.76g   Carbs: 0.48gâ¦   Protein: 3.83g    There are 34 calories in 1 slice of Deli Sliced Ham.   Calorie breakdown: 48% fat, 6% carbs, 46% protein.


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adjective. The definition of retroactive is that something goes into effect as of a prior date. An example of retroactive is when you are charged fees for service from the start of the month even if you don't sign a contract for the service until the 10th day of the month.


retroactive
LINK / CITE ADD TO WORD LIST. adjective. The definition of retroactive is that something goes into effect as of a prior date. An example of retroactive is when you are charged fees for service from the start of the month even if you don't sign a contract for the service until the 10th day of the month.


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retroactive adjective. âº If a âlaw or âdecision, etc. is retroactive, it has âeffect from a âdate before it was âapproved: the first British âlaw to have retroactive âeffect. retroactively adverb uk us /-li/ âº The âcourts cannot âapply a new ârule retroactively.


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Variants of RETROACTIVE LAW. retroactive law or retroactive statute. ADVERTISEMENT. This word doesn't usually appear in our free dictionary, but the definition from our premium Unabridged Dictionary is offered here on a limited basis. Note that some information is displayed differently in the Unabridged.


RETROACTIVE
The adjective RETROACTIVE has 2 senses: 1. descriptive of any event or stimulus or process that has an effect on the effects of events or stimuli or process that occurred previously. 2. affecting things past. Familiarity information: RETROACTIVE used as an adjective is rare.


RETROACTIVE
Adj. 1. retroactive-descriptive of any event or stimulus or process that has an effect on the effects of events or stimuli or process that occurred previously. psychological science, psychology-the science of mental life.


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Definition of RETROACTIVE LAW. : a law that operates to make criminal or punishable or in any way expressly affects an act done prior to the passing of the law â compare ex post facto law.


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âº if a âlaw, decision, etc. is retroactive, it has âeffect from a âdate in the past before it was âapproved: The âchanges will not be retroactive. The âJustice Department had âopposed the retroactive âapplication of the guidelines.retroactive to sth The âproposed âpay âraises are retroactive to July 1.


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retroactive adjective. âº If a âlaw or âdecision, etc. is retroactive, it has âeffect from a âdate before it was âapproved: the first British âlaw to have retroactive âeffect. retroactively adverb uk us /-li/ âº The âcourts cannot âapply a new ârule retroactively. adverb uk us /-li/.


retroactive
An example of retroactive is when you are charged fees for service from the start of the month even if you don't sign a contract for the service until the 10th day of the month.


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The average salary of an American Hockey League, or AHL, hockey player varies greatly depending on the age, experience and fame of the player. Novice players tend to earn between between $50,000 and $65,000 while the biggest names easily earn in excess of $150,000 and may even break $1 million a year. Keep Learning.


New Jersey Devils
The New Jersey Devils are a professional ice hockey team based in Newark, New Jersey, that competes in the National Hockey League (NHL). The team is a member of the league's Metropolitan Division of the Eastern Conference. The club was founded as the Kansas City Scouts in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1974.


What Is the Average Salary of an AHL Hockey Player?
The average salary of an American Hockey League, or AHL, hockey player varies greatly depending on the age, experience and fame of the player. Novice players tend to earn between between $50,000 and $65,000 while the biggest names easily earn in excess of $150,000 and may even break $1 million a year. Continue Reading.


What Is the Average Salary of an AHL Hockey Player?
The majority of teams in the AHL have an annual payroll of around $2 million each year, although Chicago and Rochester both had annual payrolls in excess of $3 million a year during the 2009-2010 season thanks to the huge salaries of players like Micheal Nylander and Patrick Rissmiller.


New Jersey Devils
During the off-season, the Devils signed Kovalchuk to a 15-year, $100 million contract, keeping him in New Jersey until the conclusion of the 2024â25 season; the move came after the NHL had rejected a 17-year contract for allegedly circumventing the NHL Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).


New Jersey Devils
The team colors are red, black and white, and they can be seen on both the home and road jerseys. The home jersey, which was the team's road jersey until the NHL swapped home and road colors in 2003, is dominantly red in color. There are three black and white stripes, one across each arm and one across the waist.


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The average salary of a player in the Canadian Football League is approximately $80,000 CAD a year, according to Sports Illustrated. As of 2014, there is a salary cap of $5 million CAD per team in the League.


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The National Hockey League announced Wednesday that puck and player tracking technology will be utilized for the upcoming World Cup of Hockey.


New Jersey Devils
Also in the 1983â84 season, the Devils hosted the annual NHL All-Star Game. New Jersey's Chico Resch was the winning goaltender, and Devils defenseman Joe Cirella tallied a goal as the Wales Conference beat the Campbell Conference 7â6. Overall, the team did not achieve much success.


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Instructions. Notice the height of the plant. The low-creeping types of thyme grow 4 to 6 inches high. They are often used as border plants or along stone walls. Common Thyme (Thymus vulgaris), a French variety, makes an excellent plant in rock gardens and is useful as a small hedge.here are literally hundreds of varieties grouped into three major types: clumping, low creeping, and tall upright. Thyme is highly aromatic, with each type having a slightly different scent and bearing different shapes and colors of flowers and leaves.


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You can grow varieties of creeping thyme as a water-saving lawn substitute. Varieties of creeping thyme (Thymus) are culinary herbs and make wonderful ground covers, edging and container plants in the landscape.ou can grow varieties of creeping thyme as a water-saving lawn substitute. Varieties of creeping thyme (Thymus) are culinary herbs and make wonderful ground covers, edging and container plants in the landscape.


Varieties of Creeping Thyme
Smothered in Flowers. Expect plants smothered in flowers with certain varieties of creeping thyme. âPurple Carpetâ (Thymus praecox) adds bright mauve-purple blossoms to your landscape. Coccineus (Thymus praecox) is one of the most prolific bloomers and provides a carpet of magenta-red blossoms.ou can grow varieties of creeping thyme as a water-saving lawn substitute. Varieties of creeping thyme (Thymus) are culinary herbs and make wonderful ground covers, edging and container plants in the landscape.


Creeping Thyme
Creeping Thyme. Creeping thyme has always been a popular plant but Fairy Gardens have become the rage and this low-growing and flowering herb is quickly flying off of store shelves. There are thought to be as many as 400 different varieties of thyme plants.hile the plants being sold as creeping thyme or elfin thyme are quite similar in growth habit and produce lovely little flowers, it might be helpful to know which is which before investing in one or more of these charming herbal plants.


Types Of Thyme Plants: Varieties Of Thyme For The Garden
Thyme pairs exquisitely with lemon, garlic, and basil and can be used either fresh or dried in any of the above or put sprigs in oil or vinegar to infuse the flavor. The essential oil of many varieties of thyme plants are used in colognes, soaps, lotions and even candles. Dried thyme is lovely in sachets.ow to Care for Different Types of Thyme. Most thyme varieties are hardy in USDA zones 5-9 but tend to dislike hot, humid summers or overly wet conditions. Also, most varieties of thyme prefer full sun and well drained soil.


Creeping Thyme
Creeping thyme is a scented herb that is a member of the genus Thymus. Its botanical name is Thymus serpyllum. It is a robust plant that will spread a lemon-scented aroma in your garden. It has bright-colored flowers and will spread about 18 inches in your garden.reeping thyme is a scented herb that is a member of the genus Thymus. Its botanical name is Thymus serpyllum. It is a robust plant that will spread a lemon-scented aroma in your garden. It has bright-colored flowers and will spread about 18 inches in your garden.


Types Of Thyme Plants: Varieties Of Thyme For The Garden
How to Care for Different Types of Thyme. Most thyme varieties are hardy in USDA zones 5-9 but tend to dislike hot, humid summers or overly wet conditions. Also, most varieties of thyme prefer full sun and well drained soil.With a little research and even with adverse conditions, however, there are sure to be various types of thyme plants that are suitable for growth in those areas. Avoid fertilizing thyme varieties as they tend to become leggy and weak.ow to Care for Different Types of Thyme. Most thyme varieties are hardy in USDA zones 5-9 but tend to dislike hot, humid summers or overly wet conditions. Also, most varieties of thyme prefer full sun and well drained soil.


Creeping Thyme
Creeping Thyme Varieties. While the plants being sold as creeping thyme or elfin thyme are quite similar in growth habit and produce lovely little flowers, it might be helpful to know which is which before investing in one or more of these charming herbal plants.hile the plants being sold as creeping thyme or elfin thyme are quite similar in growth habit and produce lovely little flowers, it might be helpful to know which is which before investing in one or more of these charming herbal plants.


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One of the best low growing ground covers is Creeping thyme. This versatile plant, Thymus serpyllum, can be used in countless ways to provide color, cut maintenance and its uses in the garden are almost unlimited.escription. One of the best low growing ground covers is Creeping thyme. This versatile plant, Thymus serpyllum, can be used in countless ways to provide color, cut maintenance and its uses in the garden are almost unlimited. Creeping thyme is one of those easy to grow plants that survive nicely with little or no care.


Creeping Thyme
Description. One of the best low growing ground covers is Creeping thyme. This versatile plant, Thymus serpyllum, can be used in countless ways to provide color, cut maintenance and its uses in the garden are almost unlimited. Creeping thyme is one of those easy to grow plants that survive nicely with little or no care.escription. One of the best low growing ground covers is Creeping thyme. This versatile plant, Thymus serpyllum, can be used in countless ways to provide color, cut maintenance and its uses in the garden are almost unlimited. Creeping thyme is one of those easy to grow plants that survive nicely with little or no care.


How Much Does a Criminal Law Attorney Charge?
A criminal justice lawyers hourly rate is influenced by several factors, including: 1  How much experience he or she has. 2  How complex are the charges against you. 3  The going rate in your area.  The firms reputation in the legal 1  community. The cost of overhead to run the firm or office.


How Much Does a Criminal Law Attorney Charge?
Travel expenses. On top of these fees, you may also have to pay various court fees if you are found guilty. For example, North Carolina's criminal court fees require you to pay for everything from a criminal record check to time spent in jail. How much your total legal bill will be is influenced by several factors.


Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: How Much Does It Cost?
Attorneysâ fees for Chapter 13 bankruptcy typically range from $2,500 to $3,500, with an average of $3,000. 1  When youâre considering filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you should know how much it will cost.


Using a Private Criminal Defense Lawyer: Part Three
Case billing. Lawyers who charge by the case represent defendants for a fixed fee. For example, a lawyer may set a fee of $1,500 for a defendant charged with drunk driving. The fee would not change according to the number of hours the lawyer devotes to the case.


How Much Do Lawyers Cost?
But no matter what you do, find out how much your lawyer will cost up front. The first question you should ask is what sort of billing structure your lawyer uses. Generally, a lawyer will bill hourly, on contingency, on retainer, or with a flat fee. An hourly rate is simply the amount a lawyer charges you per hour.


How Much Do Lawyers Cost?
How Much Do Lawyers Cost? Depending on the location, type of case, and the particular billing structure, the rates an attorney charges vary significantly. Attorneys may even charge different clients different amounts for similar legal matters. Some use sliding scales, while others have a set hourly rate.


Using a Private Criminal Defense Lawyer: Part Three
Whether they bill by the hour or by the case, defense lawyers typically want defendants to pay a retainer fee up front, before the attorney begins working on the case. For example, a lawyer who bills at the rate of $100 an hour may want clients to pay up front for 20 hours of the lawyerâs time, or $2,000. The lawyer will send the client regular statements showing how much time the lawyer has spent on the case, what was done, and how much of the retainer has thus far been used.


litmus
Use litmus in a sentence. a purple coloring matter obtained from various lichens and used as an acid-base indicator in chemical analysis: it turns blue in bases and red in acids. Origin of litmus.


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He dropped a piece of litmus paper into an acid, when it changed instantly to red, and on floating it in an alkali it turned as quickly to blue. The litmus paper is still the litmus paper, he enunciated in the formal manner of the lecturer.


Definitions &Translations
litmus(Noun) A dyestuff extracted from certain lichens, that changes color when exposed to pH levels greater than or less than certain critical levels. litmus(Noun) A simple test of acidity in a liquid using litmus, usually in the form of litmus paper. litmus(Noun) A simple test of any attribute; a litmus test.


litmus
litmus - a coloring material (obtained from lichens) that turns red in acid solutions and blue in alkaline solutions; used as a very rough acid-base indicator. litmus test. acid-base indicator - an indicator that changes color on going from acidic to basic solutions.


Definitions &Translations
Freebase(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: Litmus. Litmus is the sixth episode of the reimagined Battlestar Galactica television series. In the episode, after a Cylon suicide bomber gains access to Galactica, an independent tribunal is appointed to investigate.


Definition of 'litmus test'
Definition of 'litmus test'. litmus test (lÉªtmÉs tÉst ) If you say that something is a litmus test of something, you mean that it is an effective and definite way of proving it or measuring it. Ending the fighting must be the absolute priority, the litmus test of the agreement's validity. The success of wind power represents a litmus test for renewable energy.


litmus
A colored powder, obtained from certain lichens, that changes to red in an acid solution and to blue in an alkaline solution. â¦ Litmus is typically added to paper to make litmus paper, which is used to determine whether a solution is basic or acidic.


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Microsoft Edge is the default web browser on both the PC and mobile device editions of Windows 10, replacing Internet Explorer 11 and Internet Explorer Mobile. Edge uses a new layout engine also known as EdgeHTML, which is forked from Trident that is designed for interoperability with the modern web.


Microsoft Edge
Early benchmarks of the EdgeHTML engineâincluded in the first beta release of Edge in Windows 10 Build 10049âdemonstrated drastically improved JavaScript performance in comparison to Trident 7 in Internet Explorer 11, and that Microsoft's new browser had similar performance to Google Chrome 41 and Mozilla Firefox 37.


Microsoft Created an Open-Source Edge-like Browser Using HTML, JavaScript, and CSS
The main culprits for Edge's speed are Microsoft's new browser engine, EdgeHTML, the older Chakra JavaScript engine, and its Universal Windows Platform.


Windows 10 and Edge: How Microsoft's new browser could soon challenge Chrome
With the release of Windows 10, Microsoft is hoping to change the status quo and offer the fastest on-ramp to the web. To this end it has been reworking how its new Edge browser handles JavaScript (JS), the default scripting language of the web.


Internet Explorer 11 won't use Microsoft's new 'Edge' browser engine in Windows 10
Microsoft is getting even more serious about differentiating between Internet Explorer and Project Spartan, the new browser built for Windows 10. When Windows 10 ships later in 2015, IE11 will not use Edge, the new rendering engine built for Project Spartan.


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Microsoft Edge is a web browser developed by Microsoft and included in the company's Windows 10 operating systems, replacing Internet Explorer as the default web browser on all device classes.


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Microsoft Edge is the default web browser on both the PC and mobile device editions of Windows 10, replacing Internet Explorer 11 and Internet Explorer Mobile.


Windows 10 and Edge: How Microsoft's new browser could soon challenge Chrome
To this end it has been reworking how its new Edge browser handles JavaScript (JS), the default scripting language of the web. JavaScript is at the core of the modern web, with heavy pages loading in tens of scripts that in turn fetch more JavaScript. If your browser is slow at JavaScript, it's slow full-stop.


Microsoft Edge
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Microsoft Edge is a web browser developed by Microsoft and included in the company's Windows 10 operating systems, replacing Internet Explorer as the default web browser on all device classes.


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With the latest release of Windows 10 and the Edge browser, Microsoft looks increasingly ready to tackle Chrome's performance lead.


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Old fashioned Inn with a beautiful bar/pub area as well as dinning areas. Good German American, and seafood selection. Always happy to see you and they treat you like family. Never disappointed with the drinks or the food.


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If you work at Newportville Fire Company and have the authority to update fire dept. info, you can apply to manage this profile. To find additional fire departments in your region please use the following links: Levittown, PA Fire Departments Â» Bucks County, PA Fire Departments Â» Pennsylvania Fire Departments.


Newportville (in Bucks County, PA) Populated Place Profile
Newportville (in Bucks County, PA) Populated Place Profile. Newportville (GNIS FID: 1182410) is a populated place located within the Township of Bristol, a minor civil division (MCD) of Bucks County. The elevation of Newportville is 43 feet. Newportville appears on the Beverly U.S. Geological Survey Map. Bucks County is in the Eastern Time Zone (UTC -5 hours).


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Neonatal Nurse Salary in Louisiana - LA
The average neonatal nurse salary in Louisiana has been estimated by indeed.com to be $74,000. This figure is significantly higher than the Bureau of Labor Statisticsâ average estimate for registered nurse salaries in the state, which is $60,290.alaries for NNPs differ depending upon which area of Louisiana in which they practice. For example, according to indeed.com, the average neonatal nurse practitioner salary in New Orleans is $77,000.


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Salaries for CNAs in Louisiana vary with location. CNAs in Natchitoches, for example, have a median annual salary of $22,676 as of March 2011, finds Salary.com. That equals about $10.90 per hour.In contrast, CNAs in New Orleans earn a median annual salary of $28,645, or about $13.80 per hour.alaries for CNAs in Louisiana vary with location. CNAs in Natchitoches, for example, have a median annual salary of $22,676 as of March 2011, finds Salary.com. That equals about $10.90 per hour.


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Geography. Salaries for CNAs in Louisiana vary with location. CNAs in Natchitoches, for example, have a median annual salary of $22,676 as of March 2011, finds Salary.com. That equals about $10.90 per hour. In contrast, CNAs in New Orleans earn a median annual salary of $28,645, or about $13.80 per hour.alaries for CNAs in Louisiana vary with location. CNAs in Natchitoches, for example, have a median annual salary of $22,676 as of March 2011, finds Salary.com. That equals about $10.90 per hour.


Neonatal Nurse Salary in Louisiana - LA
Salaries for NNPs differ depending upon which area of Louisiana in which they practice. For example, according to indeed.com, the average neonatal nurse practitioner salary in New Orleans is $77,000.In Shreveport, the average neonatal nurse practitioner makes $66,000. Neonatal nurse practitioners practicing in Baton Rouge make approximately $74,000 annually.In Bossier City, neonatal nurse practitioners make $65,000 per year.alaries for NNPs differ depending upon which area of Louisiana in which they practice. For example, according to indeed.com, the average neonatal nurse practitioner salary in New Orleans is $77,000.


Reduce Inflammation With a Turmeric Cocktail
Instructions:Mix your turmeric powder or juiced turmeric root into 1 cup of coconut water (if you donât have it you can use water). Or, you can take your turmeric and mix it into a fresh vegetable juice. Drink right away and you can do this multiple times per day.


Turmeric Dosage
Daniel Mowrey recommends: Taken by itself, one 300 mg capsule at each meal or at two of three meals per day is sufficient. Combined with other herbs anywhere from 50 mg to 150 mg is sufficient. Dr. Dukes recommendation on how to take it and how much is as follows: Im all for enjoying turmeric in fabulous food. One of the most palatable approaches to treating arthritis, for example is with curriesas long as you really load on the turmeric.


Is Turmeric Safe? 5 Side Effects of Turmeric to Know About Before You Take It
According to the medical community, about 2,000mg is the maximum amount of standardized turmeric curcumin you should take per day. When cooking with ground turmeric powder, the University of Maryland recommends 1 to 3 grams per day. One gram of ground turmeric powder is about Â½ teaspoon.


Is Turmeric Safe? 5 Side Effects of Turmeric to Know About Before You Take It
The turmeric supplement I take, Nutrigold's Turmeric Curcumin Gold, contains 500mg of turmeric per capsule. To avoid side effects of turmeric, don't take more than 3 to 4 capsules of supplements like this one per day based on NIH recommended dosages. The dose shown on the label is 1 to 3 capsules per day.


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Ingredients: 1  1-2 tsp. of Turmeric Powder or. 2  1 Oz Juiced Turmeric Root. 3  1 cup coconut water OR.  Mix into fresh vegetable juice made in your juicer (celery, cucumber, ginger & lemon is a great anti-inflammatory juice to mix your turmeric into)


Reduce Inflammation With a Turmeric Cocktail
1-2 tsp. of Turmeric Powder or. 1 Oz Juiced Turmeric Root. 1 cup coconut water OR. Mix into fresh vegetable juice made in your juicer (celery, cucumber, ginger & lemon is a great anti-inflammatory juice to mix your turmeric into)


Dosage and Method: Turmeric
Fat/oil: This is my modus operandi and part of my morning routine. One teaspoon of coconut oil (turns solid in winter so I warm it a little) to 1/4 teaspoon of turmeric. I add a good few turns of black pepper (for the piperine). This is most likely about 1/8 teaspoon. I repeat this in the afternoon.


Cooking beetroot
To boil beetroot: Wash and trim the beetroot, but do not peel. Place the beetroot in a large saucepan and cover with 2cm of water. Bring to the boil over high heat, then reduce the heat to medium-low, cover and simmer until just tender, about 30 to 40 minutes depending on size.


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Wash the beets gently, making sure that you donât tear the skins, then place in a pan of warm water, bring to the boil, reduce the heat and simmer until tender â around 20â30 minutes. Alternatively, you can steam whole beetroot or bake them in the oven for 2â3 hours at 150Â°C/gas mark 2.


How to Cook Beets (or use them raw)
Place the sliced raw beets (allow 1 medium beet per serving) in a foil-lined baking dish and drizzle with a bit of olive oil. Bake at 400 or 425 degrees F. for 20 to 30 minute or so, until tender to your liking. Stir once or twice during that time.


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Remove the beetroot from heat. Once the beetroot is tender, drain the hot water and run cold water over it. Then, rub off the skin using a paper towel. 6. Season the beetroot, optional. Use your boiled beetroot as called for in another recipe, or mash and serve with butter. Season the beetroot with salt and pepper.


Rifampin and isoniazid (Oral)
Drug information provided by: Micromedex. Along with its needed effects, a medicine may cause some unwanted effects. Although not all of these side effects may occur, if they do occur they may need medical attention. Check with your doctor immediately if any of the following side effects occur: Body aches or pain.


Cardizem Side Effects
Water retention, headache, and nausea are among the most common side effects of Cardizem. As with any medicine, side effects are possible with CardizemÂ® (diltiazem hydrochloride); however, not everyone who takes the drug will experience side effects.