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  The time of the person in the middle of a half-marathon run in 2003 for men whereby 1409 runners competed is around 2 hours 30 mins. The fastest runner finished with a t â¦ ime of 1hr 12 mins 0 sec. The last runner finished in about 3 hrs 58 mins.f the half marathon you're doing is your very first race and you're a true beginner, my opinion is that you should just have fun with it and not worry about your speed. Howe â¦ ver, if you want to set a time goal, I think that a beginner should aim to finish in about 2:00 (~9:00 mile) to 2:40 (~12:00 mile).


What Is the Average Time for a 10K Run for a Beginner?
Average run times for beginners depend greatly on cardiovascular fitness, as well as musculoskeletal health. Older, reasonably healthy men in their 50s should look to run the 6.2 mile race at a pace of 09:04:51 minutes per mile, and women should see times near 10:20:43 minutes per mile.any runners begin with a 5K race, and they then progress to the 10K race circuit. For those up to the challenge, average 10K running times will fluctuate based on fitness level, age and gender.


What Is the Average Time for a 10K Run for a Beginner?
A 10K, or 10-kilometer race, translates to 6.2 miles. Many runners begin with a 5K race, and they then progress to the 10K race circuit. For those up to the challenge, average 10K running times will fluctuate based on fitness level, age and gender.any runners begin with a 5K race, and they then progress to the 10K race circuit. For those up to the challenge, average 10K running times will fluctuate based on fitness level, age and gender.


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Whilst accomplished runners will be aiming for finishing times of around 2 hours 30 minutes, the worldâs fastest time ever is 2 hours 3 minutes and 59 seconds which was set by Haile Gebrselassie of Ethiopia on September 28, 2008.ne goal in particular that some runners strive to achieve is to break certain time barriers. For example, recreational first timers may plan to complete the race in under 4 hours, whilst seasoned and more experienced marathon runners could be aiming to finish in under 3 hours.


Sentences ending with both a colon and a question mark
Sentences ending with both a colon and a question mark. How should sentences that end with both a colon and a question mark be formed? Two examples are below, both questions, but one in which the colon presents a piece of information and the other in which it begins a list. Obviously a question-markâcolon combination is no good, and at best, looks odd. Putting the question mark after the item(s) is no good either.


"Can you use a colon before a list of questions? For example, ""A few questions that may come up are: how can. . ."" Is that correct? Should the first question be capitalized (after the colon)?"
The second question asks about capitalization after the colon and the answer is - it depends. Let's say I am prepping someone for a job interview. I can tell them some topics that might come up and could look something like this:


"Can you use a colon before a list of questions? For example, ""A few questions that may come up are: how can. . ."" Is that correct? Should the first question be capitalized (after the colon)?"
Nov 30, 2016. Yes to a list of questions following a colon. It depends on how things should be capitalized. There are a couple of questions in this question, so let's address the colon question first:


Is it possible to use a colon right after a question mark in the title of an academic paper?
I would consider your usage correct if you are quoting a title which has a question mark within it: What is To Be Done?: A New Examination of Marx. Otherwise I avoid avoid it, though you might have rhetorical reasons for having a two-part title with the first ending in a question mark: Why Do U.S. Elections Tend to Result in 51%/49%?: Approaching Statistical Analysis Through SPSS.


Sentences ending with both a colon and a question mark
How should sentences that end with both a colon and a question mark be formed? Two examples are below, both questions, but one in which the colon presents a piece of information and the other in which it begins a list. Is this the one you meant?: http://blah.com/somebody/blog/article/foobarbaz.gif.


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Is it possible to use a colon right after a question mark in the title of an academic paper? Such as: How do you handle this situation?: A case study of giving a title to an academic paper.


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How to find what's taking up space on a hard drive. One place to start is to look at temporary internet files, hibernation files can be large and look at the number of restore points and delete some of the older ones.


How to find what's taking up space on a hard drive
WinDirStat is a good download to help you find out where the drive space is going and you could try something like CCleaner to delete temporary files. Best answer May 15, 2014, 9:47 PM. You might try downloading, installing, and running CCLEANER, which used to stand for crap cleaner.


How to find what's taking up space on a hard drive
How to find what's taking up space on a hard drive. 3 answers May 15, 2014 May 15, 2014. More about. May 15, 2014, 9:36 PM. One place to start is to look at temporary internet files, hibernation files can be large and look at the number of restore points and delete some of the older ones.


Where did all my hard drive space go?
Click the Windows Start menu icon, enter âServicesâ in the search box and press Enter. Navigate to the bottom of the list, right click the âWindows Updateâ (or âAutomatic Updatesâ on Vista) and select âStopâ. Now you should be able to navigate to C:Windows and delete the SoftwareDistribution folder.


How Do I Find Out Whoâs Using All My Memory?
The programs using the most physical memory will be listed at the top: Here you can see that on my machine as I type this firefox.exe is using the most memory, followed by explorer (the Windows taskbar and UI), Process Explorer itself, and the rest of the programs running on my machine. Keep this open and watch it as you use your computer.


How can I find out exactly what is taking up all the memory on my computer?
First of all, you are talking about hard disk storage, not memory. videos and music take the most space, so if you have a lot of them that would explain why you don't have much space left. To find out how much storage is being used for pictures and movies. Locate the folder where these items reside. Right click the folder and select properties. This will tell you the amount of storage this folder takes on your hard disk and the number of items in the folder.


Where did all my hard drive space go?
A common problem with Windows is that no-one really knows how much space you need before you install it. Microsoft themselves recommend a minimum of 16GB of hard disk space before trying to install Windows, but that doesnât take into account any of the growth when you install applications or any of the other things that go on âbehind the scenesâ. Some people dread the Unexpected free disk space disappearance.


How can I find out exactly what is taking up all the memory on my computer?
Best Answer: First of all memory and hard disk space are not the same thing. You are talking about hard disk space. To find out what is taking up the space right click on a folder or a file and choose properties. This will tell you exactly how much space each item is using.


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More like this. 1  Find out what's using all the space on your hard drive. 2  Leave early on Friday: time-saving PC tips and tricks. 3  12 easy PC tasks you should be doing (but aren' 4 t) Video. Tech Tip: Getting a password manager.


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If you don't need a treemap, it's one solid way to figure out what's taking up space on your drive. Note: The Download button will download the software to your system. This product is donationware. It's free to use, but the developer encourages donations.


Newborn sleep patterns
In a study tracking the sleep patterns of mothers from pregnancy through the postpartum period, maternal sleep worsened after childbirth and continued to deteriorate until about 12 weeks postpartum (Kang et al 2002)â-the time when newborn sleep patterns begin to show marked circadian rhythms (Nishihara et al 2000).


Morning Wake Time - The importance of consistency
She sleeps from 7pm-8:30 or 9:30 am (waking twice to eat) so her morning naps aren't happening at a consistant time. Sometimes a later nap (10:45) due to a later wake time gets interrupted because of us having to go get her oldest brother from school. I have a hard time waking babies but will do it if it is necessary.


At what age do most babies begin to sleep the entire night?
When experts talk about babies sleeping through the night at 12 weeks, it is important to know that by sleeping through they mean one stretch of minimum 5 hours, usually from midnight to 5am. Many people don't know this and think babies sleep 7-7 at 12 weeks. Some do, but most dont. By 12 weeks most babies sleep a 5-7 hour stretch during the night. By 4 months most babies are only on one feed a night. By 6 months most babies do not need to feed at night at all and sleep 10-11 hours straight. A small percentage of babies continue to need one night feed until 10 months. 75% of babies will automatically sleep longer, drop night feeds and sleep through the night all on their own.


Sleeping Through the Night
Itâs so common for mothers to worry when their babies donât sleep through the night. After all, everyone knows theyâre âsupposed to.â Some doctors recommend nighttime weaning and âcry it outâ methods if your baby is not sleeping through the night by 6 months or even earlier.


Morning Wake Time - The importance of consistency
Having a consistent morning wake time (within 30 minutes) is very important when trying to establish a good routine and healthy sleep habits and particularly when you are trying to problem solve with your routine. If your baby wakes up at a different time every morning you are.


Morning Wake Time - The importance of consistency
I would 1) get her up at the same time each day. Maybe 30 minutes later than usual if she has woken up and eaten and gone back to sleep within 30 minutes of her morning wake time. I highly suggest keeping a sleep log.


Sleeping Through the Night
Babies wake at night for many reasons, and they often start waking at night after sleeping through for a few weeks or months. Some of the reasons for night waking (in no particular order) are: 1  baby wants more time with mom.  teething.


Sleeping Through the Night
Every baby is different, and some sleep through the night earlier than others (schedules or food usually have nothing to do with this). Your baby may be hungry (keep in mind that breastmilk digests in less than 2 hours) or she may just want time with you.


Morning Wake Time - The importance of consistency
Most kids do pretty well with this. So that would mean you would feed an put her back down if she woke earlier than like 6:30 for now. If and when you move her earlier, whatever times works for you will probably be fine. Just make sure bedtime is approximately 11-12 hours prior to morning wake up time.


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If you are in a final-salary scheme, this usually involves transferring your fund to a personal pension first. You can then take 25% of the fund as a cash-free lump sum, using the rest to buy an annuity or to provide an income directly from the fund, if required.Alternatively, you can take the 25% tax-free lump sum and leave the rest of your pension invested, ready to buy an annuity in the future.f you are in a final-salary scheme, this usually involves transferring your fund to a personal pension first. You can then take 25% of the fund as a cash-free lump sum, using the rest to buy an annuity or to provide an income directly from the fund, if required.


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What a pension is. A pension is a long term investment. Money paid into a pension plan becomes available when you retire. You can draw on it as early as age 55, or you can defer your pension payments until you are 75 at the latest.If you already have an occupational or private pension scheme, check carefully what it offers.uying an annuity. Usually, most of your pension fund is used to buy an annuity. You can choose to take up to a quarter (25%) of the fund as a tax-free lump sum if you are under 75. The more you take as a lump sum, the less you will have to buy an annuity.


Making the most of your pension savings: What should you do with a retirement pot of Â£30k, Â£50k, Â£100k or Â£150k-plus?
Buying an annuity. Usually, most of your pension fund is used to buy an annuity. You can choose to take up to a quarter (25%) of the fund as a tax-free lump sum if you are under 75. The more you take as a lump sum, the less you will have to buy an annuity.The annuity provides a guaranteed income for the rest of your life.uying an annuity. Usually, most of your pension fund is used to buy an annuity. You can choose to take up to a quarter (25%) of the fund as a tax-free lump sum if you are under 75. The more you take as a lump sum, the less you will have to buy an annuity.


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2. You can decide how you take money from your pension pot-ask your pension provider what options they offer. You can transfer your pension pot to a provider that gives you different options. In most schemes you can take 25% of your pension pot as a tax-free lump sum.Youâll then have 6 months to start taking the remaining 75% - you can usually: 1  get regular payments (an âannuityâ). 2  invest the money in a fund that lets you make withdrawals (âdrawdownâ).n most schemes you can take 25% of your pension pot as a tax-free lump sum. Youâll then have 6 months to start taking the remaining 75% - you can usually: 1  get regular payments (an âannuityâ). 2  invest the money in a fund that lets you make withdrawals (âdrawdownâ).


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How your pension is paid. You can decide how you take money from your pension pot-ask your pension provider what options they offer. You can transfer your pension pot to a provider that gives you different options. In most schemes you can take 25% of your pension pot as a tax-free lump sum.Youâll then have 6 months to start taking the remaining 75% - you can usually: 1  get regular payments (an âannuityâ). 2  invest the money in a fund that lets you make withdrawals (âdrawdownâ).n most schemes you can take 25% of your pension pot as a tax-free lump sum. Youâll then have 6 months to start taking the remaining 75% - you can usually: 1  get regular payments (an âannuityâ). 2  invest the money in a fund that lets you make withdrawals (âdrawdownâ).


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What happens to other benefits and tax credits. The rules for deferring your State Pension are changing if you reach State Pension age on or after 6 April 2016. You canât build up extra State Pension or lump sum payments for any days you also get:1  Income Support.2  Pension Credit. 3  Employment and Support Allowance (income-related). 4  Jobseekerâs Allowance (income-based).ou canât build up extra State Pension or lump sum payments for any days you also get: 1  Income Support. 2  Pension Credit. 3  Employment and Support Allowance (income-related). 4  Jobseekerâs Allowance (income-based).


Should you take your pension as a lump sum?
1 If you take a lump sum, no one is responsible for taking care of you except you. 2  If you are wealthy enough that you donât need your monthly pension or if your spouse has a large pension, you have greater flexibility to consider taking the lump sum.ump-sum buyouts can still be offered to former employees who qualified for a pension but who haven't started getting their benefit yet. For most retirees, a guaranteed stream of income for life is a better option than a lump sum. The only situations in which a lump sum should be seriously considered are.


When can I afford to retire?
1 A pension pot you have invested and can draw a flexible income or lump sums from (the value of your pot is likely to go up and down and this could affect the amount of income you receive and how long your pot lasts).his income could come from: 1  A pension pot you have invested and can draw a flexible income or lump sums from (the value of your pot is likely to go up and down and this could affect the amount of income you receive and how long your pot lasts).


Should you take your pension as a lump sum?
1 What are the tax implications of the lump sum? 2  If you take the lump sum and donât roll it over directly into an IRA, the lump sum will be counted as income for the year. 3  Depending on how much money it is, that might push you into a higher tax bracket.ump-sum buyouts can still be offered to former employees who qualified for a pension but who haven't started getting their benefit yet. For most retirees, a guaranteed stream of income for life is a better option than a lump sum. The only situations in which a lump sum should be seriously considered are.


Van Gogh cut off more than just his earlobe, new evidence shows
But amateur historian Bernadette Murphy recently discovered a drawing by the doctor who apparently treated van Gogh which shows the artist likely cut off his entire ear, slicing off everything except for the small nub of his left lobe. The illustration is included in Murphyâs book, âVan Goghâs Ear..


Why Did Van Gogh Cut Off His Ear ?
There has always been a lot of speculation over why Vincent Van Gogh cut off his ear. While there are different theories floating around for the reason, the most accepted reason believes that he cut off ear during a seizure of epilepsy. Paul Gauguin and Vincent Van Gogh were friends.


The real reason Van Gogh cut off his ear, according to an expert
The real reason Van Gogh cut off his ear, according to an expert. Author Martin Bailey has uncovered new evidence that may finally provide motivation behind one of the art world's most infamous moments. Click to follow.


Why Did Van Gogh Cut Off His Ear ?
The evening before Van Gogh cut off his ear, he and Gauguin were sitting a cafÃ© drinking absinthe. Without any provocation, Van Gogh threw his absinthe at Gauguin. However, he did not remember the incident the next day. Gauguin informed him that he was going to move out, and this upset Van Gogh quite a bit.


Van Gogh cut off more than just his earlobe, new evidence shows
âSelf-Portrait with Bandaged Ear,â by Vincent van Gogh. Artist Vincent van Gogh, who famously chopped off his left ear in 1888, likely cut off more of the appendage than was previously thought, according to a recently uncovered note revealed in a book published Tuesday.


Van Gogh 'cut off his ear after learning brother was to marry'
Van Gogh 'cut off his ear after learning brother was to marry'. New research casts doubt on popular theory that painter took razor to his ear after row with fellow artist Paul Gauguin. Self-portrait with Bandaged Ear by Vincent van Gogh, 1889. Photograph: Peter Barritt/Getty Images/SuperStock RM.


The real reason Van Gogh cut off his ear, according to an expert
On 23 December, 1888 Vincent Van Gogh - following an argument with fellow lodger and artist Gaugin - retreated to his room, where he took a razor to his left ear; severing it, wrapping it in paper, and delivering it to a woman at a brothel both he and Gaugin used to frequent.


Do worms have an endoskeleton or exoskeleton?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Humans and other mammals have an endoskeleton, it is inside our body covered by muscles and skin. Insects and crustaceans like lobster and shrimp have an exoskeleton, it is their hard shell. Earthworms do not have an endoskeleton or exoskeleton.Some kinds of worms have a coelom, which is technically a hydrostatic skeleton. It's just a fluid-filled cavity in the body to help with movement. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrostatic...ating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Humans and other mammals have an endoskeleton, it is inside our body covered by muscles and skin. Insects and crustaceans like lobster and shrimp have an exoskeleton, it is their hard shell. Earthworms do not have an endoskeleton or exoskeleton.


What is a hydrostatic skeleton?
(June 2013). A hydrostatic skeleton or hydroskeleton is a structure found in many ectothermic organisms and soft-bodied animals consisting of a fluid-filled cavity, the coelom, surrounded by muscles.ydrostatic skeletons have a role in the locomotion of echinoderms (starfish and sea urchins), cnidarians (jellyfish), annelids (earthworms), nematodes, and other invertebrates.


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sea anemone possess hydrostatic skeleton. Its cavity is filled with seawater to extend its body and tentacles. The sea anemone closes its mouth and contracts its muscle fibr â¦ es that are arranged in circles around its body.arthworms or any other worms are unique in biology in that they have absolutely no skeletal structure whatsoever. A worm uses it's body to move. There is no muscle coordinati â¦ on, and it simply uses a stretching maneuver, similar to snails and slugs.


Phylum Annelida
A earthworm does not have a skeleton. It has bristles on each segment called setae that help the earthworm move. Earthworms have no limbs. The earthworm has two sets of muscles; one that makes it long and thin and one that makes it fat.t eats dirt, digesting the plant and animal matter in the dirt and then eliminates the rest. It has an esophagus for the food to go down, a crop to store the food in, a gizzard that grinds the food down, intestines for the food to pass through and take out nutrients and an anus for the food to come out.


Skeletons
Everyone is familiar with the human skeleton and its role in supporting the body. Less familiar is the variety of skeletons in other animals and the additional functions they provide. Zoologists generally recognize three types of skeletons: a hydroskeleton, an exoskeleton, and an endoskeleton.A snake skeleton. A hydroskeleton, also called hydrostatic skeleton, occurs in many soft-bodied animals, such as earthworms. A hydroskeleton is not bony, but rather is a cavity filled by pressurized fluid.Like air in a truck's tires, the pressurized fluid keeps the body from collapsing from the forces of gravity or movement.veryone is familiar with the human skeleton and its role in supporting the body. Less familiar is the variety of skeletons in other animals and the additional functions they provide. Zoologists generally recognize three types of skeletons: a hydroskeleton, an exoskeleton, and an endoskeleton.


Ch 48 Support Systems and Locomotion
1 Also, much movement in these animals requires their hydrostatic skeleton, so yes, they have both an exoskeleton and a hydrostatic skeleton. 2  Calcareous body coverings of crustaceans (crabs, lobsters, isopods a.k.a. pill bugs). 3  Crustaceans are arthropods, and like all arthropods, have a jointed exoskeleton.he difference lies in the repeating units of hydrostatic skeleton as found in the earthworm. Thus, different segments can perform different movements simultaneously. Hydrostatic fluid is water taken in from surrounding environment and held in the gastrovascular cavity (e.g. hydra and sea anemones).


Hydrostatic Skeleton
The key to all hydrostatic skeletons, and hydrostatic appendages, is that the shape of their body/appendage is cylindrical, with the body space being filled with fluid that can move around. This type of body/appendage plan is kind of a tube in a tube, or pretty much a tube of fluid surrounded by a tube of muscle.ut the story doesn't end there, nature is much more complex and diverse. There is an entire class of organisms that has a type of skeleton, called a hydrostatic skeleton. It is just like the name implies, a static skeleton made of fluid (hydro).


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Earthworms or any other worms are unique in biology in that they have absolutely no skeletal structure whatsoever. A worm uses it's body to move. There is no muscle coordinati â¦ on, and it simply uses a stretching maneuver, similar to snails and slugs.arthworms or any other worms are unique in biology in that they have absolutely no skeletal structure whatsoever. A worm uses it's body to move. There is no muscle coordinati â¦ on, and it simply uses a stretching maneuver, similar to snails and slugs.


What is a hydrostatic skeleton?
Hydrostatic skeletons have a role in the locomotion of echinoderms (starfish and sea urchins), cnidarians (jellyfish), annelids (earthworms), nematodes, and other invertebrates.ydrostatic skeletons have a role in the locomotion of echinoderms (starfish and sea urchins), cnidarians (jellyfish), annelids (earthworms), nematodes, and other invertebrates.


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When you have finished this page, go to the Earthworms Quiz. Earthworms are the most highly developed worms. They are divided into segments or parts. They are found in salt and fresh water as well as in the soil.Earthworms are helpful to man as bait for fishing and more importantly, because they loosen the soil for roots to grow. There are 2700 species of earthworms.Earthworms have many enemies including animals that eat them and man who uses them.t eats dirt, digesting the plant and animal matter in the dirt and then eliminates the rest. It has an esophagus for the food to go down, a crop to store the food in, a gizzard that grinds the food down, intestines for the food to pass through and take out nutrients and an anus for the food to come out.


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Sic comes from Latin, in which it means so or thus. Though it's a useful tool, some usage commentators feel it is bad manners to use a sic to needlessly call attention to someone's error or to deride the language of a less-educated person.


What Does [sic] Mean?
Sic in square brackets is an editing term used with quotations or excerpts. It means âthatâs really how it appears in the original.â. It is used to point out a grammatical error, misspelling, misstatement of fact, or, as above, the unconventional spelling of a name. For example, you might want to quote the printed introduction to a college catalog: Maple Leaf College is well-known for itâs [sic] high academic standards.


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Definition of sic : intentionally so written â used after a printed word or passage to indicate that it is intended exactly as printed or to indicate that it exactly reproduces an original said he seed [sic] it all


What Does [sic] Mean?
107 Responses to âWhat Does [sic] Mean?â. 1  venqaxon April 03, 2017 6:16 pm This is amazing. I had no idea that sic was so mysterious to so many, or that so many thought it was an abbreviation or an acronym.


sic
: intentionally so written âused after a printed word or passage to indicate that it is intended exactly as printed or to indicate that it exactly reproduces an original said he seed [sic] it all.


What Does [sic] Mean?
Sic in square brackets is an editing term used with quotations or excerpts. It is used to point out a grammatical error, misspelling, misstatement of fact, or, as above, the unconventional spelling of a name.


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sicced. 1  transitive verb. 2  1 : chase, attack âusually used as a command especially to a dog sic 'em. 3  2 : to incite or urge to an attack, pursuit, or harassment : set sicced their lawyers on me.


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: intentionally so written â used after a printed word or passage to indicate that it is intended exactly as printed or to indicate that it exactly reproduces an original . said he seed [sic] it all


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The adverb sic, usually enclosed in brackets, is a word editors use in the reproduction of someone else's speech or writing to indicate that an unexpected form exactly reproduces the original and is not a copier's mistake. Sic comes from Latin, in which it means so or thus.. Though it's a useful tool, some usage commentators feel it is bad manners to use a sic to needlessly call attention to someone's error or to deride the language of a less-educated person.


The LockerShelf â¢Designed to Fit - Built to Last
Measuring the Width. You need to measure the INSIDE width of your locker- most school lockers are 9 or 12 or 15 wide ( there are some 7.5 and 18). There are NO in between sizes ( e.g. 9.5) so you don't need an exact measurement. An 8.5 x 11â³ piece of paper serves as an excellent measurement reference.


Lockers And Locker Products Industry Leader! Unlimited and all-inclusive selections of manufactured lockers for sale for every industry. More choices, more sizes, more colors and styles of ready to ship lockers from multiple distribution centers nationwide.
Lockers And Locker Products Industry Leader! Unlimited and all-inclusive selections of manufactured lockers for sale for every industry. More choices, more sizes, more colors and styles of ready to ship lockers from multiple distribution centers nationwide. School Lockers. Gym Lockers.


What are the dimensions of a standard school locker? (10 POINTS!)?
I B tryin to decorate ma locker and need the dimensions. my mom gave the school extra $ so I can have the corner locker....which is so huge, I think I could have moved into it. Kept the money and took normal sized locker which is 12 inches across and 16 deep.


School Lockers and Student Lockers
Available in several styles and materials, the metal lockers are the most popular and are commonly used in school hallways. Locker accessories such as padlocks, closed bases and base trim finish the look and create a professional hallway storage space.


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Single Tier Standard Metal Lockers are constructed of 16 gauge steel, are available in 5 or 6 foot heights, in 12, 15 or 18 depths and a gray, tan or blue finish. Double Tier Standard Metal Lockers are constructed of 16 gauge steel, are available in 5 or 6 foot heights, in 12, 15 or 18 depths and a gray, tan or blue finish.


What are the dimensions of a standard school locker? (10 POINTS!)?
I B tryin to decorate ma locker and need the dimensions. (In inches plz) thnx. Source(s): dimensions standard school locker 10 points: https://biturl.im/H65AD. Milda Â· 2 years ago.


School Lockers and Student Lockers
We offer school lockers of all types and sizes for your hallway or classroom. Choose from top brands like Hallowell with a long history in the locker and storage industry. Create organized storage for individuals as school hall lockers, classroom lockers, police department lockers, hospital lockers or any facility that requires heavy-duty personal storage.


Yakushima, Kagoshima
Yakushima (å±ä¹å³¶çº, Yakushima-chÅ) is a town located in Kumage District, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan. The town is on the island of Yakushima and Kuchinoerabujima.On October 1, 2007, the town was formed by the merger of the towns of Kamiyaku and Yaku, both from Kumage District. As of 2008, the town has an estimated population of 13,486 and the density of 24.9 persons per kmÂ². The total area is 540.98 kmÂ².Yakushima Airport serves Yakushima.n October 1, 2007, the town was formed by the merger of the towns of Kamiyaku and Yaku, both from Kumage District. As of 2008, the town has an estimated population of 13,486 and the density of 24.9 persons per kmÂ². The total area is 540.98 kmÂ². Yakushima Airport serves Yakushima.


Japan Guide Forum:Yakushima: Questions
Yakushima (v) is a subtropical island off the southern coast of Kyushu and part of Kagoshima Prefecture.It is covered by an extensive cedar forest that contains some of Japan 's oldest living trees.Trees more than 1000 years old are affectionately called yakusugi (a combination of Yakushima and sugi, the Japanese word for cedar), the most ancient of which may be over 7000 years old.t is covered by an extensive cedar forest that contains some of Japan 's oldest living trees. Trees more than 1000 years old are affectionately called yakusugi (a combination of Yakushima and sugi, the Japanese word for cedar), the most ancient of which may be over 7000 years old.


Yakushima
Yakushima is located approximately 61.3 kilometres (38.1 mi) south of the southern tip of Osumi Peninsula in southern Kyushu, or 135 kilometres (73 nmi) south of Kagoshima.The Vincennes Strait (Yakushima KaikyÅ) separates it from the nearby island of Tanegashima, which is home to the Japanese Space Centre.akushima is Japan's wettest place, and annual precipitation in Yakushima is one of the world's highest at 4,000 to 10,000 mm. It is said by the locals to rain 35 days a month. There are drier periods in autumn and winter, while the heaviest downpours occur in spring and summer, often accompanied by landslides.


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in Asia. Yakushima Island is one of the Osumi Islands of the Nansei Islands in Kagoshima Prefecture, about 60 kilometers from the Japanese mainland. On the island there is the same community Yakushima.Yakushima is located 60 kilometers from Kyushu, southern Cape Sata (on the Osumi Peninsula) from the Kagoshima Prefecture.The island has an area of 503 sq km, a perimeter of 132 km and a diameter of 28 km.The highest mountain is not only the island but also the greater region of Kyushu, the Miyanoura with 1935 meters.n Asia. Yakushima Island is one of the Osumi Islands of the Nansei Islands in Kagoshima Prefecture, about 60 kilometers from the Japanese mainland. On the island there is the same community Yakushima.


Yakushima
Yakushima (å±ä¹å³¶) is an island off the south east coast of Kyushu next to Tanegashima and north of Okinawa in Japan. Officially a part of Kagoshima Prefecture, it is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.t is located between Anbo and Miyanoura, where easy access to main sightseeing spot such as Jomonsugi and Shiratani Unsuikyo. Only 5 mins drive from Anbo port, 8 mins drive from Yakushima air port, and 20mins drive from Miyanoura port.


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Navi Rent-A-Car is located very close to Yakushima Airport (3min). They have a wide range of vehicles from 660cc vehicles to large people-carriers.They offer a free pick up service from Miyanoura port, Anbo port or Yakushima Airport and you can also leave your vehicle at the port of departure when you leave the island.avi Rent-A-Car is located very close to Yakushima Airport (3min). They have a wide range of vehicles from 660cc vehicles to large people-carriers.


Yakushima
Yakushima Airport, located between Miyanoura and Anbo ports along the circumference of the island, has direct flights to and from Kagoshima, Fukuoka, and Osaka, Itami [3] . 1-Day or Multi-day bus passes can be purchased at the airport.Check the bus schedule as they come only about once an hour.t is located between Anbo and Miyanoura, where easy access to main sightseeing spot such as Jomonsugi and Shiratani Unsuikyo. Only 5 mins drive from Anbo port, 8 mins drive from Yakushima air port, and 20mins drive from Miyanoura port.


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@. Yakushima is located 70 kilo meters off the Satamisaki peninsula which is south tip of the main land Kyusyu. A ferry Yakushima-2 for the Miyanoura port of the island daily departs at Kagoshima in the morning. And it becomes the return trip for Kagoshima in the afternoon.he island positioned at the northern tip of Nansei islands chain. That is Yakushima known as the island of mountains. It has one hundred kilo meters shoreline and rising the height of 1836 meters, surprisingly where is the highest point of the west part of Japan too.


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Yakushima is located 70 kilo meters off the Satamisaki peninsula which is south tip of the main land Kyusyu. A ferry Yakushima-2 for the Miyanoura port of the island daily departs at Kagoshima in the morning.he island positioned at the northern tip of Nansei islands chain. That is Yakushima known as the island of mountains. It has one hundred kilo meters shoreline and rising the height of 1836 meters, surprisingly where is the highest point of the west part of Japan too.


Yakushima
Access to the island is by hydrofoil ferry (7 or 8 times a day from Kagoshima), slow car ferry (once or twice a day from Kagoshima), or by air to Yakushima Airport (5 times daily from Kagoshima, once daily from Fukuoka and once daily from Osaka). Administratively, the whole island is the town of Yakushima.akushima is Japan's wettest place, and annual precipitation in Yakushima is one of the world's highest at 4,000 to 10,000 mm. It is said by the locals to rain 35 days a month. There are drier periods in autumn and winter, while the heaviest downpours occur in spring and summer, often accompanied by landslides.


Daybed Mattress vs. Twin Mattress
Daybeds and twin mattresses are one in the same, both being 39 inches wide and 75 inches long. Many daybeds are also trundle beds, and the terms are sometimes used interchangeably. A trundle bed is one that hides a second bed underneath the first. When the bed is needed, the trundle slides out from beneath the primary bed to provide another sleeping space. Trundles are available in standard twin size but must be no more than 8 inches high so they can fit under the other bed.


Daybed Mattress vs. Twin Mattress
Fortunately, you donât need a special mattress when using a daybed. Daybeds and twin beds use the same sized mattress, so it is easy to switch a childâs bed from a twin to a daybed or vice versa.


Daybed Information & Specifications
From a luxuriously draped lounge daybed gracing the corner of a large master bedroom to a simple daybed in a small studio apartment, the daybed comes in many guises. Our daybeds consist of four pieces: the headboard, two sides, and a link spring.


Custom Daybed Cushion - Standard
With hundreds of fabrics to choose from, your daybed cushion will be uniquely crafted for you. Whether you are shopping for your home or commercial setting, ties will be placed in the perfect spots for your particular need. Adding new cushions is a simple way to get started on your decorating project.


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Bedding sets consist of a comforter, three shams, and in some cases a bed skirt. This choice makes the daybed look like a bed, so you get a multi-layered frilly look. The difference between a Daybed comforter and a Twin Comforter is-size: Daybed Comforter (52w x 99L) Twin Comforter is- 62w x 86L. Daybed covers are an alternative to bedding.


Daybed Information & Specifications
Each daybed ships to your door packaged to minimize potential shipping damages (simple assembly). Daybed Link Springs (Included) With the link spring, there is no need for box springs and bed rails. Simply attach the link spring onto the daybed and add any standard twin size mattress.


Daybed Information & Specifications
Daybed Pop-Up Trundles (Optional) A popular daybed option is the pop-up trundle. The trundle folds down underneath the daybed to hold an extra twin mattress. When you need a larger sleeping surface, the trundle pulls out and raises up to create an instant king-sized bed.


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A daybed is made up of three major components: frame, mattress support, and optional trundle. Frame. The frame consists of three pieces: two side panels and one back panel; which are commonly available in wood, metal, or a wood/metal combination. They are designed to accommodate a standard twin size mattress, 39 in.


What Is a Link Spring for a Daybed
The link spring attaches to the two side panels of the daybed frame to create a strong, stable bed. This is what the twin mattress rests on allowing room below for the optional trundle bed and additional mattress.


Daybed Information & Specifications
Daybed Mattresses (Not Included) Be sure your mattress conforms to the standard size for a twin mattress. The ideal mattress height for a daybed is 8 1/2 or less. Using a mattress with excessive height will cause the mattress to sit too high on the daybed, losing its sofa feel.


cactus
Full Definition of CACTUS. : any of a family (Cactaceae, the cactus family) of plants that have succulent stems and branches with scales or spines instead of leaves and are found especially in dry areas (as deserts).See cactus defined for English-language learners. See cactus defined for kids. ADVERTISEMENT.ull Definition of CACTUS. : any of a family (Cactaceae, the cactus family) of plants that have succulent stems and branches with scales or spines instead of leaves and are found especially in dry areas (as deserts). See cactus defined for English-language learners. See cactus defined for kids.


Cactus
People all know what a cactus is, but there is a lot more to it than just something that has prickly pieces to it. You will find that there is a lot of history that you can get out of this plant and it can be fun to understand the meaning.Cactus actually comes from a Greek word âkaktosâ which of course is a plant that has spiny thistles to protect it.ou will find that there is a lot of history that you can get out of this plant and it can be fun to understand the meaning. Cactus actually comes from a Greek word âkaktosâ which of course is a plant that has spiny thistles to protect it.


Cactus
Description of the Cactus Plant. You will see that the cactus plant has all kinds of different species and variations to it. The different looks of the cactus plant will all depend on the species of it and which one it is.ou will find that there is a lot of history that you can get out of this plant and it can be fun to understand the meaning. Cactus actually comes from a Greek word âkaktosâ which of course is a plant that has spiny thistles to protect it.


Cactus
The tallest free-standing cactus is Pachycereus pringlei, with a maximum recorded height of 19.2 m (63 ft), and the smallest is Blossfeldia liliputiana, only about 1 cm (0.4 in) in diameter at maturity.he majority of cacti are stem succulents, i.e., plants in which the stem is the main organ used to store water. Water may form up to 90% of the total mass of a cactus. Stem shapes vary considerably among cacti.


Cactus
You will find that there are a few other names people know it by; one of the most entertaining is âMother-in-lawâs Cushion.â As a floral meaning, the cactus represents longevity and endurance; this is a plant that can handle what is thrown at it in terms of the elements.ou will find that there is a lot of history that you can get out of this plant and it can be fun to understand the meaning. Cactus actually comes from a Greek word âkaktosâ which of course is a plant that has spiny thistles to protect it.


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cactus noun [C]. âº any of a âtype of âplant that âgrows in the âdesert, having âthick âstems for âstoring âwater and usually spines (= âsharp âpoints). (Definition of cactus from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary Â© Cambridge University Press). any of many âtypes of âdesert âplant usually with âsharp âspines and âthick âstems for âstoring âwater. (Definition of cactus from the Cambridge Advanced Learnerâs Dictionary & Thesaurus Â© Cambridge University Press).


Cactus Meaning
In herb and plant magic, cactus is regarded as a form of protection as well as chastity. The Shape: Cactus flowers come in different shapes. You have funneled shaped flowers, bell shaped flowers, disk shaped flowers and wheel shaped flowers to name a few.umerology: In numerology, the cactus falls under the lucky number 4. Itâs about foundation, itâs about enclosure and itâs also about completion. Color: It may come in a bright shade of yellow but it can also take on a pristine hue of white. Others are bolder like purple and red and even magenta.


Cactus Meaning
Indeed, everyone is with a cactus or two in the backyard, but getting struck by its thorns can be irritatingly painful. Number of Petals: Dozens. Whether theyâre petals and sepals or youâre talking about tepals because it is actually hard to know which is which, the cactus flower has a great number of petals on it.umerology: In numerology, the cactus falls under the lucky number 4. Itâs about foundation, itâs about enclosure and itâs also about completion. Color: It may come in a bright shade of yellow but it can also take on a pristine hue of white. Others are bolder like purple and red and even magenta.


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Cactus. If in a dream you see a cactus, then in real life your inside inability to follow the crowd, often will give a lot of problem in relationships with people. If you dreamed that you saw a blooming cactus, then when one is awake, luck will smile to you and you will receive that, what you donât expected.Need to Know: 1  Glossary in Astronomy. 2  Influence on people of planets in astronomy. 3  The chiron factor.f you dreamed that you saw a blooming cactus, then when one is awake, luck will smile to you and you will receive that, what you donât expected. Need to Know: 1  Glossary in Astronomy. 2  Influence on people of planets in astronomy. 3  The chiron factor.


What is a hematology lab test MCV for?
Confidence votes 146. The MCV Lab Test is a kind of Hemotology Test. The results are derived from Hct, Hgb, and RBC count from a blood sample. MCV stands for Microtic cell volume, the test is an indicator for the size of the RBC's or red blood cells.It helps to determine if there is risk for certain anemia's.he results are derived from Hct, Hgb, and RBC count from a blood sample. MCV stands for Microtic cell volume, the test is an indicator for the size of the RBC's or red blood cells. It helps to determine if there is risk for certain anemia's.


What is a hematology lab test MCV for?
Mean corpuscular volume (MCV) is a measurement of the average size of your RBCs (red blood cells). The MCV is elevated when your RBCs are larger than normal (macrocytic), for example in anemia caused by vitamin B12 deficiency.he results are derived from Hct, Hgb, and RBC count from a blood sample. MCV stands for Microtic cell volume, the test is an indicator for the size of the RBC's or red blood cells. It helps to determine if there is risk for certain anemia's.


What do my blood tests mean?
A CBC (complete blood count) blood test can be used to monitor MCH levels in blood. Lab Tests Online explains that the MCH aspect of a CBC test âis a measurement of the average amount of oxygen-carrying hemoglobin inside a red blood cell. simple calculation is used to determine the mean corpuscular hemoglobin level in blood. According to Med Friendly, the total amount of hemoglobin in the sample is multiplied by ten and then divided by the number of red blood cells present.


Mean corpuscular volume
The mean corpuscular volume is a part of a standard complete blood count. In a laboratory test that computes MCV, erythrocytes are compacted during centrifugation.In patients with anemia, it is the MCV measurement that allows classification as either a microcytic anemia (MCV below normal range), normocytic anemia (MCV within normal range) or macrocytic anemia (MCV above normal range).n a laboratory test that computes MCV, erythrocytes are compacted during centrifugation. In patients with anemia, it is the MCV measurement that allows classification as either a microcytic anemia (MCV below normal range), normocytic anemia (MCV within normal range) or macrocytic anemia (MCV above normal range).


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1 Mean corpuscular volume (MCV) is a measurement of the average size of a single red blood cell. 2  Mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH) is a calculation of the average amount of hemoglobin inside a single red blood cell.he complete blood count (CBC) is often used as a broad screening test to determine an individual's general health status. It can be used to: 1  Screen for a wide range of conditions and diseases. 2  Help diagnose various conditions, such as anemia, infection, inflammation, bleeding disorder or leukemia, to name just a few.


Your MCV Blood Test Can Tell You a LOT
An MCV Blood Test is one component of the CBC Blood Test that measures the number and the different types of cells in your blood.ut if you have a low MCV blood test and your doctor has determined that you are NOT bleeding then the other possibilities for a low MCV blood test result are: 1  Low intake of Vitamin B6. 2  Heavy metal excess. 3  Gastrointestinal Malabsorption Problems such as Gluten Sensitivity.


Your MCV Blood Test Can Tell You a LOT
When the MCV blood test has a HIGH number-even slightly-this means that the blood cells are too large and is called macrocytosis or Macrocytic Anemia.ut if you have a low MCV blood test and your doctor has determined that you are NOT bleeding then the other possibilities for a low MCV blood test result are: 1  Low intake of Vitamin B6. 2  Heavy metal excess. 3  Gastrointestinal Malabsorption Problems such as Gluten Sensitivity.


Toby Stephens
Toby Stephens. Toby Stephens (born 21 April 1969) is an English stage, television, and film actor who has appeared in films in both Hollywood and Bollywood.


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The final effort at negotiation was made through Mr. Stephens and his associate commissioners, Campbell and Hunter, appointed by Mr. Davis, who met Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Seward at Hampton Roads February 3, 1865, in informal and futile conference.


US History/Print version
Alexander Hamilton Stephens, LL. D., Vice-President of the Confederate States---a man eminent in natural abilities, in intellectual training, in statesmanship and moral virtues---grandson of a soldier under Washing-ton--was one of that body of great men who stood firmly by the venture on independence made by the Southern people in 1861.


John Lloyd Stephens
(1837), and Incidents of Travel in Greece, Turkey, Russia, and Poland, 2 vol. (1838), with drawings by the English illustrator and archaeologist Frederick Catherwood. Reports of the existence of ancient ruins in Central America and YucatÃ¡n stirred Stephensâ curiosity to locate and explore them.


John Lloyd Stephens
John Lloyd Stephens. born. died. John Lloyd Stephens, (born Nov. 28, 1805, Shrewsbury, N.J., U.S.âdied Oct. 12, 1852, New York City), American traveler and archaeologist whose exploration of Maya ruins in Central America and Mexico (1839â40 and 1841â42) generated the archaeology of Middle America.


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Try SportsCenter Feed. Venus, Isner, Roddick, Sock taken in WTT draft Among the big names drafted Friday: Jack Sock (Missouri), John Isner and Mardy Fish (New York), Andy Roddick and Sloane Stephens (Philadelphia) and Venus Williams and Martina Hingis (Washington). about 56 days ago | Associated Press.


Sloane Stephens
Personal life. Stephens was born in Plantation, Florida to Sybil Smith (who, in 1988 as a swimmer at Boston University, became the first African-American female to be named First Team All-American in Division I history) and John Stephens, a professional American football player.


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Mini Bio (1) Adele Stephens was born on July 29, 1969 in Wakefield, Yorkshire, England. She is an actress, known for Superbad Triple Sex Bill (1999), Playboy Celebrity Special: Adele Stevens (2001) and Danni's International Beauties (2004). Former Ralph Lauren model.


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Sloane Stephens (born March 20, 1993) is an American tennis player who has won four singles titles on the WTA Tour. Following a successful 2012 season in which she first reached the second week of a Grand Slam, Stephens rose to prominence upon reaching the semifinals of the 2013 Australian Open, notably defeating Serena Williams en route.


Toby Stephens
Stephens, the younger son of actors Dame Maggie Smith and Sir Robert Stephens, was born in London. He was educated at Aldro and Seaford College. He trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA).


When to Signal Whilst Driving
When driving in residential areas you should signal around 30 meters (100 feet) in advance of making a right or left turn. This is assuming there are no other turns on the same side of the road before the turn you intend on taking, else you will need to signal after this turn. For high speed roads this distance increases. 70 mph dual carriageways for instance, signalling should start from around 275 meters (900 feet) from your exit.


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At least 14 days 115 You may drive on public or private property to avoid a traffic sign or signal only if: Directed to do so by a police officer 116 When it is legal to make a right turn on red, you must: Make a full stop and check traffic 117 What is a good form of I.D. to bring to the Permit test?


When to Signal Whilst Driving
Should you signal during the reverse around a corner. As you are attempting this manoeuvre, you will drive a short distance past the left turn you intend on reversing into. Just as parking up, you may need to signal to other road users your intention of stopping the car.


Driving Signals
You must signal your intention with your direction indicators to: 1  move to the left or right. 2  turn left or right. 3  change from one lane to another or diverging. 4  pull into or out from a kerb or side of the road. 5  make a U-turn or 3-point turn. 6  leave a roundabout (if practicable).


When to Signal Whilst Driving
Should you signal during the turn in the road / 3 point turn. No there is no need to signal during the turn in the road. If there is a vehicle, cyclist or pedestrian that may be affected by you performing this manoeuvre, you will need to wait until it is clear. Therefor there will never be a need to indicate.


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100 You must stop at least _ feet from a school bus with its red lights on? 25 101 What is the name of the distance that the car travels while the brakes are being applied? Braking distance 102 Dates for studded tires on New Jersey roadways are? November 15th to April 1st 103 Information signs are what color?


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243 feet 6 What is the proper distance you may park from the curb? 6 inches or less 7 What are the penalties for driving without insurance? Suspension of driverâs license and registration and fines 8 Serious accidents causing death, injury or $200 damage must be reported within 5 days to?


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Fine of $500 and up to 6 months additional license suspension 12 What is the penalty for not telling the truth when applying for a license? No less than a $200 fine and up to 6 months imprisonment 13 Up to 3 points may be subtracted from your record if you receive no moving violations for how long?


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Slow down, yield to traffic, and proceed when safe 105 Depth perception means the same as: Distance judgment 106 Persons under the age of 21 are considered under the influence (DUI) when their blood alcohol content is: .01, .05 or .08%.


How far in advance should you signal before making a turn?
100 feet or 4 seconds ferore the turn but when it's like raining or anything like that 200 feet. It gives people behind time to think if their paying attention. To maximise â¦ safety, it is best to signal for at least three seconds before you make a turn (this is a legal requirement on New Zealand roads). In the UK there is no specific distance.


Broken Knee Injuries Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Broken Knee Surgery for Knee Injury. Surgical treatment for a broken knee has to be done urgently after diagnosis of knee injury, if the fracture obstructs blood supply of the leg or causes a nerve injury.


How do I Treat a Knee Fracture?
The most common signs of a knee fracture are pain, swelling, and bruising of the affected joint. A person with this injury will typically have trouble standing on the injured leg, and might have go into shock. Symptoms of shock include chills, pale skin, nausea, and vomiting.


Broken Knee Injuries Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
The length of hospital stay for broken knee can vary from a few days to a month, depending on the severity of the knee injury. Common knee injuries of the knee cap or other bones around knee, generally heal within 6 weeks and the person is discharged from the hospital almost on the same or second day.


Summit Medical Group Web Site
References. View image. A kneecap fracture is a break or crack in the kneecap (patella). It may be just a small crack in the bone, or the bone may break into pieces or shatter. Some fractures may stick out through the skin. A kneecap fracture is also called a patellar fracture. A broken kneecap usually results from a fall onto your knee or a direct hit to the knee. Some kneecap fractures can happen when you are jumping or running. Symptoms may include: 1  A snapping or popping sound at the time of the injury.


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Gel ice packs can be contoured slightly to the bend of the knee, which makes them ideal for treating the swelling around the fracture. A diagram of the knee. Compression bandages may be helpful in treating a knee fracture. A bag of frozen vegetables may help reduce knee fracture swelling. Crutches may be needed to keep weight off of a fractured knee.


How do I Treat a Knee Fracture?
Injuries to the bones in the knee can occur in several ways, such as a car accident, a direct blow to the knee, or falling, such as off a ladder or chair, or down stairs.


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1 Tibia Fracture of upper end â is a major knee injury, which can be undisplaced, displaced, or intra-articular. 2  Broken Knee Cap â is one of the most common knee injuries and can be undisplaced, displaced, or compound.


Broken Knee Injuries Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Picture 3: Broken Knee on X-ray. 1  Femur Fracture of lower end â is a major knee injury, which can be undisplaced, comminuted, or intra-articular and is quite difficult to heal. 2  Tibia Fracture of upper end â is a major knee injury, which can be undisplaced, displaced, or intra-articular.


How do I Treat a Knee Fracture?
The bones in the knee include the patella, or kneecap, and parts of the femur and tibia; a knee fracture can involve one or more of these bones. In most cases, the damage caused by such an injury is too serious to self-treat, and failing to get expert medical care can lead to complications.


Broken Knee Injuries Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
1 Broken Knee Cap â is one of the most common knee injuries and can be undisplaced, displaced, or compound. 2  Broken Fibula near knee joint â is a minor knee injury, but concurrent injury to the peroneal nerve can also occur causing foot drop.


Lynyrd Skynyrd Hits The Right Notes For The Road
MARTIN: That was music journalist Anthony DeCurtis. He was talking about his favorite road trip song, Lynyrd Skynyrd's cover of Call Me The Breeze. We also want to hear from you.


Lynyrd Skynyrd Hits The Right Notes For The Road
You need music. Over the next few weeks, we're going to hear from music journalists about their favorite tunes to belt out while driving on the open road. First up is Anthony DeCurtis. He's a contributing editor at Rolling Stone. DeCurtis chose a song called Call Me The Breeze, the Lynyrd Skynyrd version.


Featured Album
Featured Album. God & Guns 2009 God & Guns is the thirteenth studio album by Skynyrd, released on September 29, 2009. The single Still Unbroken was released on July 27, 2009 followed by another track, Simple Life, on August 4, 2009. Hughie Thomasson contributed to the writing of many songs, including this first single.


Free Bird
Free Bird also achieved the No. 3 spot on Guitar World's 100 Greatest Guitar Solos. It is used as a finale by Lynyrd Skynyrd during their live performances and is their longest song, often going well over 14 minutes when played live. It is considered to be Lynyrd Skynyrd's signature song.


500 Greatest Songs of All Time
What song is it you want to hear? asks Van Zant on the definitive, 14-minute live version on One More From the Road. But audiences initially didn't want to hear Free Bird â dedicated to Duane Allman â until Collins added an uptempo section to the end of the ballad and the overlapping guitars started to boogie.


Featured Album
Live from Freedom Hall 2010 Live from Freedom Hall was released on June 22, 2010 after their eleventh studio album God & Guns. The set includes a CD with 15 live tracks and an exclusive DVD of the concert. This is the first Lynyrd Skynyrd album produced by Evan Haiman. Track Listing.


Simple Man  (5:57)
Related Tags. According to the Simple Man Songfacts, shortly after Ronnie Van Zant's grandmother and Gary Rossington's mother died, they got together in Van Zant's apartment and started telling stories about them. Rossington came up with a chord progression, and Van Zant wrote the lyrics based on advice the women had given them over the years.


Biography
Related Tags. Lynyrd Skynyrd (pronounced /ËlÉnÉrd ËskÉªnÉrd/ LEN-Érd-SKIN-Érd) is a Southern Rock band, formed in Jacksonville, Florida, USA in 1964. The band became prominent in the Southern United States in 1973, and rose to worldwide recognition before three members and one road crew member died in an airplane crash in 1977.


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(islamabad pakistan) hi i am a little concerned about the height of my rottie. it's 21 inch at 10 and half months and according to standards it should be 26 as my rottie is pedigreed so it's bothering me.


Rottweiler
Royce (left) the Rottie puppy at 5 months old with Barracuda aka 'Cuda (right) the adult Rottie at 3 1/2 years oldâ'Cuda is a very tall Rottie and weighs 139 pounds. Royce weighed 115 pounds when he was 11 months old and is taller than his brother!


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Embed the breed standard on your site. Download the complete breed standard or club flier PDFs. 01 02 03 04 05 06. General Appearance The ideal Rottweiler is a medium large, robust and powerful dog, black with clearly defined rust markings.


Rottweiler
The Rottweiler has a muscular, massive, powerful body. The head is broad with a rounded forehead. The muzzle is well developed. The teeth meet in a scissors bite. The wide nose is black. The lips are black and the inside of the mouth is dark. The medium-sized eyes are dark and almond shaped.


Rottweiler Dog Breed Information and Personality Traits
The first impression of a rottweiler is of solid strength, and that is quite accurate. Rottweilers are slightly longer than tall, large dogs, ranging in height from 22 inches for a small female to 27 inches for a large male. Weights go from 80 to 120+ pounds (36 to 54+ kilograms). Rottweilers are blocky dogs with massive heads. Ears lie fairly tight to the head, hanging down somewhat.


Rottweiler Breeders in Tennessee
Rottweiler Breeders in Tennessee. It is very important for your puppy to grow slowly. Quick growth of the joints can cause hip dysplasia or elbow dysplasia. A youth dog can get pano in the joints from growing to fast. It is a similar example for a teenager at the age of 16 becoming 6ft tall very quickly. The teenagers usually get knee problems.


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01 02 03 04 05 06. 1  General Appearance The ideal Rottweiler is a medium large, robust and powerful dog, black with clearly defined rust markings. His compact and substantial build denotes great strength, agility and endurance.


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Rottweilers are very slow to mature and continue to grow in height, and put on weight until they're around 18 months to 2 years old, sometimes older. They will get their full height first (and that can come anywhere between 12 months and 2 years) and then finish their muscle development and add weight.


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01 02 03 04 05 06. 1  General Appearance The ideal Rottweiler is a medium large, robust and powerful dog, black with clearly defined rust markings. 2  Head Of medium length, broad between the ears; forehead line seen in profile is moderately arched; zygomatic arch and stop well developed with strong broad upper and lower jaws.


Rottweiler Breeders in Tennessee
Rottweiler dog Weight and Height Chart. Watch your dogs diet. It is very important for your puppy to grow slowly. Quick growth of the joints can cause hip dysplasia or elbow dysplasia. A youth dog can get pano in the joints from growing to fast. It is a similar example for a teenager at the age of 16 becoming 6ft tall very quickly.


Congestive Heart Failure
Read more on Congestive Heart Failure from Healthwise. The heart is fundamentally a blood pump. It pumps blood from the right side of the heart to the lungs to pick up oxygen. The oxygenated blood returns to the left side of the heart.


Congestive Heart Failure
Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a term used to describe the heartâs inability to pump enough blood to. meet the bodyâs needs. Heart failure does not mean that the heart has failed completely, but rather that. the heart is not strong enough to meet the bodyâs needs at times of stress or increased activity. The.


congestive heart failure
congestive heart failure. noun. Medical Definition of congestive heart failure. : heart failure in which the heart is unable to maintain adequate circulation of blood in the tissues of the body or to pump out the venous blood returned to it by the venous circulationâcompare coronary failure.


Congestive Heart Failure
Heart failure is an illness in which the pumping action of the heart becomes less and less powerful. When this happens, blood does not move efficiently through the circulatory system and starts to back up, increasing the pressure in the blood vessels and forcing fluid from the blood vessels into body tissues.


Definition
Heart failure, also known as congestive heart failure, occurs when your heart isnât pumping enough blood to meet your bodyâs needs. As a result, fluid may build up in the legs, lungs, and in other tissues throughout the body. Heart failure can occur for several reasons. Common causes of heart failure include:


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Definition of congestive heart failure. : heart failure in which the heart is unable to maintain an adequate circulation of blood in the bodily tissues or to pump out the venous blood returned to it by the veins.


Heart Failure
Cardiac catheterization can detect coronary atherosclerosis as the cause of heart failure. Severe coronary artery disease is so prevalent that coronary angiography routinely should be performed to exclude this cause and, if found, should lead to an assessment of myocardial viability, with a goal of revascularization.


Heart Failure
Definition and Etiology. Heart failure is a clinical syndrome characterized by systemic perfusion inadequate to meet the body's metabolic demands as a result of impaired cardiac pump function. This may be further subdivided into systolic or diastolic heart failure.


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Workers' Compensation - Telephone Numbers By State. WorkersCompensation.com provides state-specific contact information for government workers' comp agencies. To get more contact information including addresses, you can register on WorkCompResearch.com, a service of WorkersCompensation.com.


Contact Workers' Compensation
To Request Assistance Phone (800) 332-2667 or (615) 532-4812. If you have questions about the workersâ compensation laws or rules or need assistance with a workersâ compensation claim, please call the phone number above. To Obtain Name & Address Of Insurance Carrier For Employers Phone (615) 532-9495 or Fax (615) 741-9916.


Contact Workers' Compensation
To Request Copies Of A Workers' Compensation File Phone (615) 532-9495 or Fax (615) 253-8539. Workersâ compensation claims are considered confidential and are not available to the public. However, if you are a party to the claim and need a copy of the claims file, you may request a copy of your file.


Office locations
Office locations. At the Division of Workersâ Compensationâs (DWC) 24 district offices and satellites located around the state, sometimes called WCABs, employers, injured workers and others receive judicial services to assist in the prompt and fair resolution of disputes that sometimes arise from workers' compensation claims.


Please Note: for Claims assistance or questions about coverage and exemptions You will need to call one of the numbers listed below.
All necessary posters, brochures and forms for employers, across all 50 states in a private label environment. Click Here for Info. Over 800 continuously updated workers' comp claim related forms auto-populated with the click of a button, directly from your claims management system.


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CONTACT US. Oklahoma City Location. 1915 North Stiles Avenue Suite 231. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105. (405) 522-3222. Tulsa Location. 212 Kerr State Office Building. 440 South Houston.


Office locations
A primary duty of I&A officers is to help injured workers who don't have attorneys navigate the workersâ compensation system. Call 1-800-736-7401 for recorded information from I&A staff 24 hours a day, or contact a local office during business hours to reach a live person.


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Division of Workers' Compensation Contact Information. Phone numbers and e-mail addresses | Office locations | Offices by county | Safety Violations Hotline | Field Office Closure Line. In the event that an office must be closed because of weather or other conditions, the Division of Workers' Compensation provides this information as follows: For information on DWC Field Office closures, call 512-804-4157.


Please Note: for Claims assistance or questions about coverage and exemptions You will need to call one of the numbers listed below.
Since 2007 WCR has supported thousands of professionals with their workers' comp compliance needs. Over 800 continuously updated workers' comp claim related forms auto-populated with the click of a button, directly from your claims management system.


Please Note: for Claims assistance or questions about coverage and exemptions You will need to call one of the numbers listed below.
Please Note: for Claims assistance or questions about coverage and exemptions You will need to call one of the numbers listed below. Also be aware that the Workers' Compensation Assistance Offices in different states may go by different names such as Industrial Accidents. These are the only numbers that we are aware of and have available for California Workers Compensation.


Dolphin for Android
Dolphin mobile browser adapts to the way you want to surf the web with customizable settings, voice control, gesture control and sharing features. Lightning fast and ever evolving, Dolphin Android browser is the top Mobile Browser on the Google Play Store today. Get your next free browser now.


Dolphin Web Browser for iPad 17+
Description. Simplify your mobile life. Let Dolphin do all the work so you donât have to. Use Dolphinâs tabbed browsing and share any web content instantly to your favorite social networks and send between desktop and mobile devices. Download Dolphin for the best iPad web browser experience. Dolphin's free iPad browser has tons of exclusive features. Over 50,000,000 total downloads. Dolphin Browser's Gestures and sidebars make web surfing fast, intuitive and fun while on the go. - USA Today. ââ¦itâs a great, simple browser that feels more at home on a touchscreen device than pretty much anything else youâll try.


Dolphin Browser
Dolphin Browser is a proprietary mobile browser for the Android and iOS developed by Mobotap. It was one of the first alternative browsers for the Android platform that introduced support for multi-touch gestures. Dolphin Browser uses the Webkit engine and the native platform rendering capabilities, which allows for a small disk footprint. It is capable of running Adobe Flash on Android.


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Download Dolphin Browser for Android, iPhone, iPad. With so many options to choose from between Android, Android tablet, iPhone and iPad, Dolphin has the perfect free web browsers for your smartphone and tablet. Download Dolphin now. Your next free mobile browser.


6 Reasons Dolphin Should Be Your Default Browser
One of the most popular Android replacement browsers out there is Dolphin Browser which weâve written about before but has come a long way since. There are several unmistakable reasons why Dolphin has become the default browser for so many Android users. Here are 6 of them in no particular order.


6 Reasons Dolphin Should Be Your Default Browser
The integration of sidebars into the Dolphin browser really makes finding things simple and fast. Both sides of the browser window have slide-in sidebars giving easy access to all that you need.


Dolphin Browser
There is an advanced version called Dolphin Browser for Android 2.0 or later. Dolphin Browser Beta was also launched in May 2012 and at the time it was cited as the most capable HTML5 browser by scoring over 450 on HTML5test. In December 2013 Dolphin ZERO was launched, a version aimed at user privacy.


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Simplify your mobile life. Let Dolphin iPhone browser do all the work so you. Use Dolphinâs tabbed browser, share web content instantly to your favorite social networks and between desktop, mobile devices and iPad. Download the free Dolphin iPhone browser for the best iPhone browser experience.


6 Reasons Dolphin Should Be Your Default Browser
The other option that comes up when you click the dolphin button is called Sonar. That is the Dolphin browserâs word for voice control. Now through a list of specific voice commands, you can almost totally control your web browser, at least do a good deal of navigating. Sonar. I ran a quick test.


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iTunes is the world's easiest way to organize and add to your digital media collection. We are unable to find iTunes on your computer. To download the free app Dolphin web browser for iPad â Fast Internet Download, with Secure Search & Powerful Adblock Extension by MoboTap Inc., get iTunes now.


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Customer Service. Hey, new to ATT and just had to describe my wonderful experience. First I got a flyer in the mail for U-verse so I called the number to try it out. I explained to the salesperson Tom that I was looking to save money and improve service, and that I use the internet for streaming netflix as well as computer use.


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Call AT&T today to set up service, or get the customer support you need. New customers looking for U-verse plans and AT&T wireless can call the number on your screen. Existing customers, call 1-800-331-0500 for AT&T customer service, technical assistance, billing and order inquiries.


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Save time before you call AT&T. GetHuman collects the best phone numbers and shortcuts for companies, but we also have how-to guides for common customer issues. Or you can hire us to call AT&T for you and help with your issue. Start by telling us why you're calling. Here are some very popular reasons why other people call this AT&T number.


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Charmander is a bipedal organism that greatly resembles a lizard. The fire on its tail indicates whether it is not feeling good, or the mood of the PokÃ©mon. It is said that if the flame on it's tail is extinguished, it dies. Evolution. Charmander Evolves into Charmeleon starting at lvl 16.


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Charmander is a bipedal organism that greatly resembles a lizard. The fire on its tail indicates whether it is not feeling good, or the mood of the PokÃ©mon. It is said that if the flame on it's tail is extinguished, it dies. Charmander Evolves into Charmeleon starting at lvl 16.


Fraction Earth -- Water & Land
Fraction Earth -- Water & Land. Environmental science, math, and art team up! Find out how much of the Earth is water and how much is land.


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However, fat tissue does not have as much water as lean tissue. In adult women, fat makes up more of the body than men, so they have about 55% of their bodies made of water. 1  Babies and kids have more water (as a percentage) than adults.  Women have less water than men (as a percentage).


Fraction Earth -- Water & Land
The earth is a very wet place. Share maps with students that show where water is located in their community, country, and planet. Students look at a globe to find the worldâs largest bodies of water. Ask students where that water comes from and to identify the continents.


Approximately what percentage of an average adult person's body is water?
However, fat tissue does not have as much water as lean tissue. In adult women, fat makes up more of the body than men, so they have about 55% of their bodies made of water. Thus: 1  Babies and kids have more water (as a percentage) than adults.  Women have less water than men (as a percentage).


Fraction Earth -- Water & Land
1 Use blue Crayola Premierâ¢ Tempera Paint to cover the fraction of Earth that is water. Paint the remaining fraction green or brown to stand for land. Air-dry the paint.  Add Crayola Tempera Mixing Mediums to create textured effects on the globe.


Fraction Earth -- Water & Land
1 Students create a new globe to show what fraction of the planet is water. Smooth Crayola Model MagicÂ® over a crumpled foil ball to create a sphere. Air-dry the Earth overnight. To keep the globe from rolling, balance it on a paper cup.  Cover the painting area with recycled newspaper.


How long does it take for caffeine withdrawal symptoms to go away? January 17, 2006 6:47 PM Subscribe
(FWIW, I cut sugar out of my diet at one point, and it took, oh, about two weeks for the cravings to stop.) posted by wackybrit at 7:00 PM on January 17, 2006. I used to drink three to five cups of coffee a day. I am of small stature so this was quite a bit for me.


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âHi, Iâm a biologist whoâs been researching and writing about caffeine for over 8 years. Through research and personal experience, Iâve discovered how to quit caffeine without the painful withdrawal symptoms that keep many from being successful. In my book, Awake, I share all my methods using a proven step-by-step system.


How long does it take for caffeine withdrawal symptoms to go away? January 17, 2006 6:47 PM Subscribe
I wean myself off coffee periodically just to keep my habit from getting out of hand. I find that the prompt symptoms of withdrawal last for 2-3 days â headache, grogginess, etc.. The slower symptoms last for about two weeks, and they're more subtle: mild cravings and the like. I would find myself going to the coffee machine and starting to make a cup without ever consciously considering it.


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For me, caffiene withdrawal lasts exactly 817 hours. Of course Coke made you feel better it s got 12,000 tablespoons of sugar and 5,000,000 mg of caffiene in it. Not to mention the half gallon of phosphuric acid per 12 oz can. They don't call it a tonic elixer for nothing. Feb 12, 2014. Feb 12, 2014. #3.


Caffeine Withdrawal Symptoms: Top Fifteen
Detoxing is No Laughing Matter. Caffeine withdrawal is a very unpleasant experience. The symptoms of withdrawal only last a few days to a week for light caffeine consumers but can last 2 months or more for those that had been consuming around 1000 mg or more daily. However, even for the heaviest of consumer the worst symptoms subside after about a weekâs time.


Top 20 Doctor insights on: How Long Does Caffeine Withdrawal Headache Last
Taper caffeine: One way to know that you may have a caffeine withdrawal headache is if you are waking with a headache and when you drink coffee etc, the headache improves. It is less painful to gradually taper your intake of caffeine over a period of weeks to avoid the withdrawal headache.


Top 20 Doctor insights on: How Long Does Caffeine Withdrawal Headache Last
What can I do about re-curring caffeine withdrawal headaches from lack of coffee drinking? Slow withdrawal: Here's my technique: decrease amount of coffee by 1/2 cup a day until you're down to 1 cup a day. Then switch to black tea and have as much as you want. Every time you feel a headache coming on, have a cup. Then decrease black tea gradually to 1 cup a day.


Beware the perils of caffeine withdrawal
Kuhar explained that caffeine blocks receptors in the brain that can dilate blood vessels causing headaches. Withdrawal symptoms can start from 12 to 20 hours after your last cup of coffee and peak about two days later and can last about as long as a week, Kuhar added.


Beware the perils of caffeine withdrawal
Beware the perils of caffeine withdrawal. ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- Susan Todd loves her daily coffee fix. I can drink four or five cups, easily, comfortably, said Todd, 59, of Clinton Township, Michigan.


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The 3 branches of government are Legislative, Executive, and Judicial.


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The Library's mission is to make its resources available and useful to the Congress and the American people and to sustain and preserve a universal collection of knowledge and creativity for future generations.


The Library Chronicles: Library of Congress
The Library of Congress is the nation's oldest federal cultural institution and serves as the research arm of Congress. It is also the largest library in the world, wit â¦ h millions of books, recordings, photographs, maps and manuscripts in its collections.


Talk:Checks and balances
The legislative branch makes the laws. The executive branch EXECUTES the laws. That means that most government in the US falls into the President's office. I find this wording and emphasis helps quite a few understand the concept better.


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They are part of the Executive branch. All Agencies, Departments, Offices and Bureaus are part of the Executive Branch; whether we are talking about the FBI, EPA, Dept of Ed...


Where is the Library of Congress?
The Legislative branch, commonly known as Congress, which comprises the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives, oversees the Library of Congress.


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Most of what the government actually does is through executive action. While executive power is restrained by the other two branches, the executive directs the agencies that carry out the work of government.


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The Library of Congress belongs to Legislative branch of the United States federal government.


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To this end, it has been making intensive efforts to support education and Research as also to promote career prospects in the realms of Science and Technology. USERC is dedicated to motivating and developing academicians and students by preparing students for research in science and technology, including computing.


Siemens Low/Medium Voltage - Product Portfolio
Siemens EUSERC Meter Mains are UL Listed and available from 100A to 400A services. These meter mains utilize designs that meet EUSERC requirements. Two constructions are available. Side-By-Side ConstructionThese Siemens Meter Mains have a side-by-side construction that is slightly larger in order to meet EUSERC requirements. Side-By-Side 400A ConstructionThese Siemens Meter Mains have side-by-side construction that meets EUSERC design, and provide 400A service.


Uttarakhand Science Education & Research Centre
Uttarakhand Science Education and Research Centre (USERC) is an autonomous organization, setup by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of Uttarakhand in 2005. It was created with the mandate to bolster scientific temperament in Uttarakhand.


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The ultimate chase sequence as Drake and Sully race to help Drakeâs brother, Sam, evade Shoreline mercenaries. Several years after his last adventure, retired fortune hunter, Nathan Drake, is force... userc added 1 video to zen 2 months ago.


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Whatever youâre doing, whomever youâre doing it with, and however you define success with MLM and Networking, my sincere hope is for you to benefit from what I provide, and achieve your success sooner and bigger!


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Plans are afoot to create a holistic centre dedicated to promoting higher education in science and technology. USERC is also developing a synergetic network with many academic institutions located in the state and outside.


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There is automatic bypass, that is spring loaded. It pops on when you pull the meter, and isn't that obvious at a glance. Test/Bypass is a little bit of an odd duck. It's a lot like the way you'd take an old A-Base meter in and out of service. A test/bypass meter has the line and load side bus bars for each phase parallel to one another, with a threaded stud on each bus bar.


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I like the Best 200A panel thread and didn't want to hijack it. For you mid-west and east-coast sparkies, EUSERC is a committe that establishies standards for electrical utilities. On the left coast, the smaller independent utilities use EUSERC drawings or standards to specify the metering equipment customers must provide.


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It was born to help you get the benefit of my MLM and Networking business experiences and insights, and to rapidly develop a new success point of view for what youâre doing. ______________________.


The Effects of an Occipital Lobe Stroke
A stroke affecting the left occipital lobe of the brain would cause a stroke survivor to have difficulty seeing objects on the right side. This problem typically affects both eyes- meaning that a person cannot see the right side from the right eye and also cannot see the right side from the left eye.


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Occipital Lobe. THE OCCIPITAL LOBE encompasses the posterior. portion of the human cerebral cortex and is primarily. responsible for vision. The surface area of the human. occipital lobe is approximately 12% of the total. surface area of the neocortex of the brain. Direct. electrical stimulation of the occipital lobe produces.


Parietal Lobes
The parietal lobes can be divided into two functional regions. One involves sensation and perception and the other is concerned with integrating sensory input, primarily with the visual system. The first function integrates sensory information to form a single perception (cognition).


What Is the Left Occipital Lobe?
One difference between the left and right occipital lobe is in the presentation of symptoms for lesions in each area. Divided right and left by the cerebral fissure, the two sides of the occipital lobe are separated by same main line that divides the brain into the left and right cerebrum.


Parietal Lobes
Damage to the left parietal lobe can result in what is called Gerstmann's Syndrome.. It includes right-left confusion, difficulty with writing (agraphia) and difficulty with mathematics (acalculia). It can also produce disorders of language (aphasia) and the inability to perceive objects normally (agnosia).


What Is the Left Occipital Lobe?
The left occipital lobe is the left side of the region in the brain responsible for visual perception. It is located at the back bottom portion of the skull, behind the temporal lobe and below the parietal lobe. There are two equal halves of the occipital lobe, and the right and left are similar in composition and behavior.


Posterior Cerebral Artery Stroke
The P2 segment bifurcates into the posterior temporal artery and the internal occipital artery. The posterior temporal artery further divides into anterior, middle, posterior, and hippocampal branches. The internal occipital artery divides into calcarine and occipitoparietal branches.


OSHA's Other Recordkeeping Standard: Access to Employee Exposure and Medical Records
Unlike the hazard communication rule that pertains only to chemical hazards, toxic substance or harmful physical agent as defined by the access regulation means any chemical substance, biological agent ( bacteria, virus, fungus, etc.) or physical stress (noise, heat, cold, vibration, repetitive motion, ionizing and nonionizing radiation, hypo- or ...


OSHA!
if the initial monitoring reveals an STEL level of 2.3 ppm, when must repeat monitoring be done? every 12 months after recieving the results of the monitoring for HCHO, how long does the employer have to notify the employee of the results? within 15 days of receiving the results when must a formaldehyde exposure warning sign be posted?


Know OSHAâs Document Creation, Retention Requirements
The employer is required to assess all jobs to determine if there is such exposure and if so, to train employees in the hazards, provide PPE and to develop procedures for medical evaluation and treatment if an employee has actual exposure. Document retention: Employers must retain employee exposure records for the duration of employment plus 30 years. Training records must be retained for three years from the date on which the training occurred, although it is advisable to retain training records for the duration of employment.


Employer Responsibilities for Worker Exposure and Medical Records
Unless another OSHA rule specifically provides a different period of time, you must keep exposure records for at least 30 years, except for Background data related to environmental or workplace monitoring or measuring, such as laboratory reports and worksheets, must only be retained for 1 year, so long as the employer preserves certain interpretive documents relevant to the interpretation of the data for 30 years.


OSHA!
-provide employee access to exposure and medical records According to the OSHA workplace sign, what is the first right that is listed for you as an employee? you have the right to notify your employer or OSHA about your workplace hazards.


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The employer must provide an employee up to 6 months of medical removal protection benefits4 each time the employee is removed from MDA exposure. The employer, however, may condition medical removal protection benefits on the employee's participation in followup medical surveillance provided.


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exposed at or above the action level for more than 30 days per year; 1  subject to 15 or more days of dermal exposure; 2  exposed in an emergency; and. 3  who show signs and symptoms of MDA exposure.


Know OSHAâs Document Creation, Retention Requirements
Document retention: Employers must retain noise exposure measurement records for two years. Employers must also retain audiometric test records for the duration of the affected employeeâs employment.


4 Fascia Board Repair Tips for Your Roof
4. Paint the ends of your fascia boards. There is one more step we take to protect the edges of fascia boards. These edges are the end grain of the wood. If you look at the end grain under a microscope, it looks like you are looking at the end of a tight grouping of straws, and actually, you are.


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10 hilariously insightful foreign words. Fascia board is a type of roof trim that is commonly used on houses. It is mounted on the exposed ends of rafters or the top of exterior walls to create a layer between the edge of the roof and the outside.


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With such an easy design scheme, Trex Select With such an easy design scheme, Trex Select decking adds our legendary luxury to your home more affordable than ever.


What is Fascia Board?
Top 10 facts about the world. Fascia board is a type of roof trim that is commonly used on houses. It is mounted on the exposed ends of rafters or the top of exterior walls to create a layer between the edge of the roof and the outside.


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The board that rests behind your gutter is called a fascia board. problems. First, since it's always covered by a gutter, it is never exposed to sunlight. it is in an area that is constantly wet or damp. Third, it never gets any paint.


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FASCIA BOARD REPAIR. The board that rests behind your gutter is called a fascia board. It lives with some unique. problems. First, since it's always covered by a gutter, it is never exposed to sunlight. Second, it is in an area that is constantly wet or damp. Third, it never gets any paint.


4 Fascia Board Repair Tips for Your Roof
Fascia boards are an integral part of your roof. Follow these tips on how to make them last. Fascia is the portion of your home's exterior trim to which gutters are usually attached. We ask much of fascia boards. Though their location makes them inherently vulnerable, they need to look good and last. And they will, if you choose good boards from a species of wood that's naturally decay resistant.


How big will NFL offensive linemen be in 20 years?
What is the body fat percentage of the typical NFL offensive linemen?   In the 2007 NFL Combine, the offensive lineman average was somewhere between 21% and 24% body fat. However, the lowest body fat percentage was somewhere near 16%. The faâ¦ttest offensive lineman was just above 30%.


32 Lineman Salaries
32 Lineman Salaries. Linemen earn $45,000 annually on average, or $22 per hour, which is 30% less than the national average for all working Americans. Our data indicates that the best paid Linemen work for First Energy at $61,000 annually while the lowest paid Linemen work for Pike Electric, Inc. earning approximately $44,000 each year.


Which Position in the NFL Gets Paid the Least?
In 2007, receivers and running backs ranked seventh and eighth with average salaries of $1,054,437 and $957,360. Terrell Owens of Dallas had the highest salary for a receiver, $9.7 million, while LaDainian Tomlinson of San Diego had the highest salary for a running back -- $7.1 million.


4 Verizon Communications Lineman Salaries
4 Verizon Communications Lineman Salaries. Verizon Communications Linemen earn $53,000 annually, or $25 per hour, which is 16% higher than the national average for all Linemen at $45,000 annually and 14% lower than the national salary average for âall working Americans.


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How much does a Lineman make? The median annual Lineman salary is $73,430, as of March 31, 2017, with a range usually between $68,577-$75,267, however this can vary widely depending on a variety of factors.


The Beginning Salary for Lineman Trainees
A journeyman's wages vary based on where he works. A journeyman lineman who works for the Tennessee Valley Authority earned annual base wages of $63,950. The base hourly wage for a journeyman lineman with Northwest Line Construction Industry, based in Vancouver, Washington, was $44.73 as of February 2012. Journeymen with Southeastern Line Constructors, Newnan, Georgia, earned between $21.80 and $25.98 per hour.


Journeyman Lineman Salaries in the United States
Lineman Salaries in the United States. Salary estimated from 1,276 employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 12 months. Last updated: April 4, 2017.


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How much does a Lineman in the United States make? The average Lineman salary in the United States is approximately $22.49. Salary information comes from 1,276 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 12 months.


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For example the median expected annual pay for a typical Lineman in the United States is $73,430, so 50% of the people who perform the job of Lineman in the United States are expected to make less than $73,430. Source: HR Reported data as of March 31, 2017.


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If the 6% adjustment does not place the employeeâs salary above. the pay range minimum, the employeeâs pay will be increased to. the minimum of the new pay range. Two pay grades A two pay grade promotional increase is 12%. Based on internal. equity and market data, an increase of up to 14% may be.


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HISD also grants speech therapists one year of HISD experience for every one year of. relevant non-school based experience, up to 10 years, including up to three years of. internship experience. No more than ten (10) years of total non-school non-TEA based.


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Open data reveals the salaries of Houston, Texas public employees. Published 11:07 am, Thursday, December 4, 2014. *This compensation is identical to all representatives and senators in the Texas legislature. *This compensation is identical to all representatives and senators in the Texas legislature.


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Non-Teachers: For employees on the master pay scale and the technology pay scale, HISD may grant a 2.5% increase over the pay range minimum for every year of related. and documented work experience. Maximum salary placement is 10 years, which is.


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Last year, high-performing HISD teachers received a total of $35 million dollars in bonus pay on top of base salaries through the ASPIRE Award Program. This year, teachers can earn up to $9,750 in ASPIRE payments. Career Pathways and Compensation. HISD is in the process of designing a new compensation and career pathway system to recognize excellent teachers. This system, designed with teachers and principals, will include: Changes to the salary system in order to allow for great teachers to earn more money, faster.


Salaries
In 2011, 18 employees earned more than $150,000, with an average salary of $176,507. The highest paid employee was Superintendent Terry Grier, with an annual salary of $300,000. Richard Patton, the district's e-Rate Compliance Office, was the lowest of the group with $150,000. The total cost of the 18 employees was $3,177,136.08.


HISD Board of Education Approves Raises for Teachers, Staff
Because of these cuts, the state now pays 21 percent of HISDâs budget, compared to 26 percent a year ago. The amount of HISDâs revenue that comes from local tax dollars now totals 79 percent. All Houston ISD employees would receive pay increases ranging from 1.75 percent to 2.25 percent under the proposal. HISDâs non-teaching staff last received a pay raise in 2009-2010, and some, but not all, teachers received a raise in 2010-2011. No employees received raises during the 2011-2012 school year.


Open data reveals the salaries of Houston, Texas public employees
Doctors and lawyers have long been high-paying jobs, and data from the Texas Tribune shows just how handsomely they're being paid by tax dollars in the state of Texas. Walter Lowe takes the fourth spot in the highest paid public employees in the Tribune's salary database, the highest in the Houston area. Lowe works at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston as a professor and chairman of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery.


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1 To reduce inflammation. 2  Elderberry does have anti-inflammatory activities, but clinical trials have yet to be conducted. 3  To prevent or reduce respiratory infections or sinusitis. 4  Laboratory studies show activity against human respiratory bacterial pathogens and viruses, but clinical trials have yet to be conducted.


Benefits of elderberries, plus a recipe
These small, dark berries grow on the Elder Tree and have been known to have incredible benefits throughout the body. 1. Immune system booster: Elderberries provide a boost to the immune system and are extremely high in vitamin C. 2. High in antioxidants: They help fight free radicals in the body. Lower levels of free radicals are associated with lower rates of stroke and heart disease. 3. Energy Levels: Improves energy levels as ingesting elderberries leads to good overall circulation. 4. Digestive health and weight loss: Elderberries are high in fiber and have a low calorie count. 5.


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1 Laboratory studies indicate that elderberry has diuretic effects. 2  To prevent or treat HIV/AIDS. 3  Preliminary laboratory studies have found that several components in elderberry may block HIV1 infection, suggesting possible uses along with other proven treatments, but human studies are needed to confirm this activity.


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Unsubstantiated claims that elderberry prevents or treats AIDS, diabetes, or other diseases have recently been halted by the FDA. Importantly, patients should not forego or avoid legitimate treatments, and consult their physicians about the use of elderberry when being treated for various conditions.


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Elder may have anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and anticancer properties. Elderberry also contains flavonoids, which have antioxidant properties and may help prevent damage to the bodyâs cells. However, very few studies have been done in humans, so researchers don't know how effective elder may be.


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1 To reduce cold and flu symptoms. 2  A few small studies have shown that elderberry may reduce flu symptoms. 3  To treat constipation. 4  A small randomized trial of a compound largely used in Brazil that contains elderberry did find it to be an effective laxative for the treatment of constipation.


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1 Elderberry does have anti-inflammatory activities, but clinical trials have yet to be conducted. 2  To prevent or reduce respiratory infections or sinusitis. 3  Laboratory studies show activity against human respiratory bacterial pathogens and viruses, but clinical trials have yet to be conducted.


Isis, Egyptian Goddess
As the personification of the complete female, Isis was called The One Who Is All, Isis Panthea (Isis the All Goddess), and the Lady of Ten Thousand Names. The goddess Isis, a moon goddess, gave birth to Horus, the god of the sun.