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What NOT to do with a used condom. 1  Don't throw used condoms in the toilet, really. 2  Don't throw used condoms on the ground! 3  Don't throw used condoms down the garbage sink disposal.  Don't throw used condoms in the water at the beach or in the lake at the 1  park. Don't throw used condoms in the recycling bins.


How To Use a Vibrating Penis Ring
January 8, 2014 by. A vibrating ring is similar to an erection ring, except it has a small vibrator on it. An erection ring is used to enhance an erection and orgasm by restricting blood flow. This makes the penis just a little bit harder, bigger, and more sensitive.


How to Choose a Lubricant for Pleasure and Safety
When it comes to choosing a lubricant, consider two things: your comfort and your safety. Comfort refers to your pleasure; the amount and staying power of the lubricant can make a difference in how good the sexual activity feels, and whether the lubricant irritates your genitals.


How to Choose a Lubricant for Pleasure and Safety
Reduced lubrication is very common and can be the result of hormonal changes in a womanâs body â during breastfeeding or perimenopause and postmenopause, for instance â or caused by medications such as antihistamines, hormonal forms of birth control, chemotherapy, and medications for ADHD and depression.


Durex Play Review: How Safe and Effective Is This Product?
Durex stands for durability, reliability, and excellence. Durex play is one of the products associated with the Durex trademark. Durex play represents a range of lubricants specially formulated for exactly what users need at specific times. This range has the following products:


How to Choose a Lubricant for Pleasure and Safety
Pros: Safe with latex condoms, stay on underwater, odorless and tasteless, last three times as long as water-based lubricants. Cons: Expensive, cannot be used with silicone or CyberSkin sex toys, difficult to find (online or adult stores only), must be washed off with soap and water if too much is used.


The Cold Moon
Plot[edit] It is the night of the full Cold Moonâthe month of December according to the lunar calendar. A young man is found dead in lower Manhattan, the first in a series of victims of a man calling himself the Watchmaker.


Is it cold on the moon?
Yes during moon's nighttime it gets extremely cold. During the day however it's really hot. The nighttime temperature is on average -153Â°C (-243Â°F). The temperatures near the poles can fall as low as -233Â°C (-387Â°F). However, there are craters (Hermite, Peary and Bosch craters), that never receive any sunlight and their temperatures can be below -249 Â°C (-416Â°F, 26 Kelvin).


The Cold Moon
Joe Hartlaub of BookReporter.com reviewed the book, saying As always, Deaver educates as well as entertains, and within the novel's pages he drops small but fascinating nuggets regarding time and clocks. If you don't know why we say 'speed up' or 'slow down,' you will after reading THE COLD MOON. You will also have the pleasure of reading what is not only Deaver's best work to date but also one of the best books of the year thus far.


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The Cold Moon
The Cold Moon is a crime thriller novel written by Jeffery Deaver. It is the seventh book in the Lincoln Rhyme series, and also introduces CBI agent Kathryn Dance, who would get her own series of books.


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Most of the absorption carried out by the digestive. system occurs in the small intestine. The simple. substances produced by digestion are small enough to. be absorbed across the cell walls of the intestinal lining. This happens in one of two ways â by passive or active. transport. Passive transport:


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Page 6: Most digestion and absorption occur in the small intestine. â¢ Most chemical digestion and nearly all the absorption occur in the small. intestine. â¢ Pancreatic digestive enzymes alone are sufficient to digest carbohydrates. and proteins. â¢ Pancreatic lipase is essential for the bulk of fat digestion.


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4 Types of Absorption in Small Intestine 1. Passive diffusion a. Nutrients pass through enterocytes and into bloodstream w/o carrier protein or energy â lipids, water, vitamin C, minerals 2. Facilitated diffusion a. Nutrients pass through enterocytes with help of a carrier protein but donât require energy â monosaccharide fructose 3.


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Because most absorption occurs in the small intestine, gastric emptying is often the rate-limiting step. Food, especially fatty food, slows gastric emptying (and rate of drug absorption), explaining why taking some drugs on an empty stomach speeds absorption.


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Absorption of Monosaccharides. Simple sugars are far and away the predominant carbohydrate absorbed in the digestive tract, and in many animals the most important source of energy. Monosaccharides, however, are only rarely found in normal diets.


Clinical genomicsDisaccharide Digestion: Clinical and Molecular Aspects
Page 7: Carbohydrates are digested and absorbed in the small intestine. â¢ Pancreatic amylase (optimal pH ~7) continues the digestion of. carbohydrates in the small intestine (duodenum) â¢ Intestinal brush border enzymes complete the digestion of carbohydrates. to monosaccharides, which then can be absorbed*.


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The intestines - Higher tier. Digested food molecules are absorbed in the small intestine. This means that they pass through the wall of the small intestine and into our bloodstream. Once in the bloodstream, the digested food molecules are carried around the body to where they are needed. Only small, soluble substances can pass across the wall of the small intestine.


Absorption of Monosaccharides
Digestive System > Small Intestine. Simple sugars are far and away the predominant carbohydrate absorbed in the digestive tract, and in many animals the most important source of energy. Monosaccharides, however, are only rarely found in normal diets. Rather, they are derived by enzymatic digestion of more complex carbohydrates within the digestive tube.


Passive Transport
Drugs diffuse across a cell membrane from a region of high concentration (eg, GI fluids) to one of low concentration (eg, blood). Diffusion rate is directly proportional to the gradient but also depends on the moleculeâs lipid solubility, size, degree of ionization, and the area of absorptive surface.


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Absorption rate is slowed by coating drug particles with wax or other water-insoluble material, by embedding the drug in a matrix that releases it slowly during transit through the GI tract, or by complexing the drug with ion-exchange resins. Most absorption of these forms occurs in the large intestine.


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Size: Asian elephants live in large blocks of forest near water sources and grasslands, habitat that has been greatly reduced in the last half century. They inhabit India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar (Burma), Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Malaysia, Nepal, Bangladesh, and southern China.n the wild, Asian elephants may live up to about 60 years but most do not live that long. Asian elephants once ranged from Iraq east through Asia south of the Himalayas, into southern China and possibly south to Java. However, centuries of hunting and habitat destruction caused dramatic declines.


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Elephants are found in large numbers in Africa and South Asia. They inhabit the Savannahs of Africa and the dense rain forests of South Asia. Their natural habitat usually surrounds abundant water sources like lakes and rivers.nfortunately, because of massive poaching for ivory and the destruction of much of the elephant's natural habitat, most African Elephants are now restricted to the protection of national parks. Not so long ago, however, they freely followed age-old seasonal migration routes from one habitat to another.


Elephant Habitat
Elephant Natural Habitat. Elephants are able to survive in a variety of different locations because of the huge variety of food sources that they consume. Many people assume that elephants that are in the wild only live in the grasslands.While that is one of their main habitats, they can also be found in the desert of the Savannah, forest areas, where there are swamps, and everything in between.hen elephants can freely roam though in their natural habitat they actually do lots of good for the environment. They clear away trees and plants so that new forms of vegetation can grow there. It is due to humans clearing away their natural habitat though that they are struggling out there in the wild.


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Elephants are found in large numbers in Africa and South Asia. They inhabit the Savannahs of Africa and the dense rain forests of South Asia. Their natural habitat usually sur â¦ rounds abundant water sources like lakes and rivers.They also prefer habitats with lush green vegetation and trees which they forage on.nfortunately, because of massive poaching for ivory and the destruction of much of the elephant's natural habitat, most African Elephants are now restricted to the protection of national parks. Not so long ago, however, they freely followed age-old seasonal migration routes from one habitat to another.


Elephant Habitat: Exploring Where These Intelligent Beasts Live
The African Bush elephant or the African Savanna elephant, commonly recognized as the Bush elephant, is the largest of the two species of the elephants that exist in Africa. These elephants are characterized by a short neck, huge head, two large ears that keep the body cool, and have a rotund body.lephants are one of those species of animals that can adapt to almost any habitat. Forests, woodlands, grassy plains, savanna, swamps and deserts are some of the ecosystems where they easily survive.


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 Asian elephants are found in Ind â¦ ia, Sri Lanka, China, and Southeast  Asia.   Elephants are currently an endangered species because of the  hunting of their ivory tusks. Furthermore, due to the hunting,  their habitat area is decreasing by a large amount.nfortunately, because of massive poaching for ivory and the destruction of much of the elephant's natural habitat, most African Elephants are now restricted to the protection of national parks. Not so long ago, however, they freely followed age-old seasonal migration routes from one habitat to another.


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Unfortunately, because of massive poaching for ivory and the destruction of much of the elephant's natural habitat, most African Elephants are now restricted to the protection of national parks. Not so long ago, however, they freely followed age-old seasonal migration routes from one habitat to another.nfortunately, because of massive poaching for ivory and the destruction of much of the elephant's natural habitat, most African Elephants are now restricted to the protection of national parks. Not so long ago, however, they freely followed age-old seasonal migration routes from one habitat to another.


The Elephant
Elephants are the biggest land animals in the world. The African elephant is found on the continent of Africa and the Indian elephant is found in Asia. Elephants are mammals as well as herbivores, meaning they only eat plants rather than meat.lephants are the biggest land animals in the world. The African elephant is found on the continent of Africa and the Indian elephant is found in Asia. Elephants are mammals as well as herbivores, meaning they only eat plants rather than meat.


Elephant Facts For Kids | Elephant Habitat & Diet
Elephant Habitat. 1  Elephants make home in a variety of habitats including tropical and subtropical zones. 2  Their habitat ranges from dry deciduous forests, savannas (such as mixed woodland and grassland mosaics), semi-deserts, and evergreen rainforests.lephant Habitat. 1  Elephants make home in a variety of habitats including tropical and subtropical zones. 2  Elephants are normally mixed feeders as they feed on many different plants. 3  Elephants are dominant in regions where they live. 4  They have got the habit of destroying trees.


Elephant Habitat
The habitat for elephants in captivity is a far cry from what they experience in the wild. Most zoos offer them a generous amount of room to roam but it is nothing like what they would have in the wild. Still, they have plenty of water and food so they donât need to travel for those reasons.hen elephants can freely roam though in their natural habitat they actually do lots of good for the environment. They clear away trees and plants so that new forms of vegetation can grow there. It is due to humans clearing away their natural habitat though that they are struggling out there in the wild.


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Things To Do in Ramsgate
Bellevue Park in Ramsgate is a Natural Heritage Site and the area has been rehabilitated to provide a living resource in which to encourage environmental education. The Park is secure and safe (the park is ...


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We do offer an airport shuttle service to OR Tambo. We operate luxury 44- and 52-seater coaches and every bus in our fleet is fitted with a two-by-two reclining seat configuration, on-board bathroom facilities, radio, DVD and climate control.


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Ramsgate. Established in 1957, this historical KwaZulu Natal South Coast landmark is nestled in tranquil sub-tropical vegetation on the edge of the Ramsgate Lagoon. We believe that food should be fresh, wholesome, ...


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On the east coast of South Africa, neighbouring Margate, is the KwaZulu-Natal village of Ramsgate. While it is popular for its gorgeous beaches during the summer holidays, the town is also home to the Ramsgate ...


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Distance from Johannesburg to Margate. This page displays the distance of Johannesburg, Gauteng-South Africa to Margate, KwaZulu-Natal-South Africa. Here you will meet the distance in km and in miles, straight-line distance and travel time. Can still browse the map from Johannesburg to Margate.


Intercity Xpress Services
Intercity Xpress is the only luxury coach operator that provides daily scheduled bus services to both the East Rand in Gauteng and the Kwazulu-Natal South Coast up to and including Margate over and above the common destinations on the N3.


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This picturesque beach is located in the quaint village of Ramsgate, south of Margate along the South Coast of KwaZulu Natal. If you want to get away from the bustling beach town vibe then stay in one of ...


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The map from Johannesburg to Margate is showing the distance in straight and in mileage km and mileage miles. 1  Ways for finding this distance: 2  Distance from johannesburg to margate; 3  Distance from Johannesburg to Margate;


Aluminum Oxide Coatings
A Aerosol is a fast-drying, solvent-based, easy-to-use aerosol spray can that allows easy application of Aluminum Oxide to most any substrate for use in any atmosphere.escription. ZYP Coatingâs âA Aerosol Brushableâ is the same formulation that is used in our A Aerosol spray can â¦ but is in BULK (paint) form, sold by the gallon. The A Aerosol Brushable can be applied by brushing, traditional air-spraying means, or dipping.


Refinishing An Aluminum Receiver
The aluminum receiver can be easily refinished using aftermarket spray-on finishes. When I was a much younger gunsmith, aluminum and aluminum alloys were seldom used in the better quality, higher grade firearms.There was widespread prejudice among most gun people against the use of any metal other than standard chrome-moly steel. Generally, aluminum was used only in the cheaper firearms.ell, a lot has changed since then. The public has come to appreciate the many virtues of aluminum. Not only can parts like receivers be made significantly lighter with aluminum, you never have to worry about rust, the nemesis of all chrome-moly steel guns. Then there is the cost factor.


Refinishing An Aluminum Receiver
I used the Cerama-Coat on aluminum, but it can be used on virtually any metal surface. Itâs a great coating for regular steel guns used for duck hunting that are regularly exposed to water. In fact, Cerama-Coat will provide more protective finish than standard blueing.ell, a lot has changed since then. The public has come to appreciate the many virtues of aluminum. Not only can parts like receivers be made significantly lighter with aluminum, you never have to worry about rust, the nemesis of all chrome-moly steel guns. Then there is the cost factor.


Aluminum Oxide Abrasive
High-quality abrasive does not dull quickly. Leaves a smooth flat, coarse-textured finish. Longer lasting and considerably more aggressive than Glass Beads. Comparing labor savings and long life, Aluminum Oxide is one of the most economical abrasives you can use in a closed cabinet.Grit Size 46, reddish brown/black color.onger lasting and considerably more aggressive than Glass Beads. Comparing labor savings and long life, Aluminum Oxide is one of the most economical abrasives you can use in a closed cabinet.


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1 LAC#3 Abrasive Spray Gun. 2  The LAC#3 is used the same as the AEC Air Eraser but for Larger jobs requiring fast cutting speed. 3  Both have an adjustable feature which enables the user to Control the amount of abrasive used.4  A 1/4 NPT Air connector is required.5  The LAC#3 has a longer lasting Carbide Tip. LAC#3 Abrasive Spray Gun. 2  The LAC#3 is used the same as the AEC Air Eraser but for Larger jobs requiring fast cutting speed. 3  Both have an adjustable feature which enables the user to Control the amount of abrasive used. 4  A 1/4 NPT Air connector is required. 5  The LAC#3 has a longer lasting Carbide Tip.


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For longer-lasting, better-looking paint on aluminum surfaces choose Rust-OleumÂ® Professional Aluminum Primer Spray. This durable, spray-on base coat ensures a tight-binding top coat that eliminates the problems of blistering, flaking and peeling.1  Indoor/outdoor. 2  Durable, corrosion resistant.or longer-lasting, better-looking paint on aluminum surfaces choose Rust-OleumÂ® Professional Aluminum Primer Spray. This durable, spray-on base coat ensures a tight-binding top coat that eliminates the problems of blistering, flaking and peeling. 1  Indoor/outdoor. 2  Durable, corrosion resistant.


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1. Sandblast with Aluminum oxide or a fine glass bead. 2. use brake cleaner or Gun Scrubber aerosol spray to degrease the gun part. 3. Preheat the parts to around 100 degrees F and clean any grease that leaks out of the parts. 4. Start putting on the finish in thin coats and I mean super thin.. Sandblast with Aluminum oxide or a fine glass bead. 2. use brake cleaner or Gun Scrubber aerosol spray to degrease the gun part. 3. Preheat the parts to around 100 degrees F and clean any grease that leaks out of the parts. 4. Start putting on the finish in thin coats and I mean super thin.


Cerakote Firearm Refinishing
Cerakote provides a durable protective finish that we have come to love on our pistols and long guns. Unlike some non-heat cured paints, Cerakote is durable and will not wipe off with Gun Scrubber or TCE.The process we use is an improvised method that fits our needs. Complete (and proper) Cerakote application instructions can be found here.895 Marlin brush gun chambered in 45-70 with Cerakote graphite black finish. Weâve been using different sprayed on heat cured finishes here for a while. Our favorite is Cerakote, a two-part heat cured ceramic based epoxy.


Aluminum Oxide Coatings
Description. ZYP Coatingâs âA Aerosol Brushableâ is the same formulation that is used in our A Aerosol spray can â¦ but is in BULK (paint) form, sold by the gallon. The A Aerosol Brushable can be applied by brushing, traditional air-spraying means, or dipping.Usable in any environment from room temperature to 1800 C (3275 F).escription. ZYP Coatingâs âA Aerosol Brushableâ is the same formulation that is used in our A Aerosol spray can â¦ but is in BULK (paint) form, sold by the gallon. The A Aerosol Brushable can be applied by brushing, traditional air-spraying means, or dipping.


Refinishing An Aluminum Receiver
Well, a lot has changed since then. The public has come to appreciate the many virtues of aluminum. Not only can parts like receivers be made significantly lighter with aluminum, you never have to worry about rust, the nemesis of all chrome-moly steel guns. Then there is the cost factor.ell, a lot has changed since then. The public has come to appreciate the many virtues of aluminum. Not only can parts like receivers be made significantly lighter with aluminum, you never have to worry about rust, the nemesis of all chrome-moly steel guns. Then there is the cost factor.


How long are Labradors pregnant for?
Quick Answer. According to the Daily Puppy, the gestation period for dogs is typically around 63 days. However, a healthy dog pregnancy can range anywhere from 58 to 68 days depending on the dog. Continue Reading.


How long do you need to walk a Labrador retriever in a week?
Labrador Retrievers are pregnant for 58-63 days. Just like any other dog. just becaause it is a diffrent breed does not mean it has diffrent lengths of pregnancies.


How long is the gestation period for dogs?
How long do labrador retrievers carry there puppies? The gestation period for all dogs is 9 weeks, no matter what size they are. You should be taking your dogs temperature twice a day from about day 58 on. When your dog's temperâ¦ature dips drastically, the puppies will be born within 24 hours. A drastic dip is when the dogs temp dips from its normal 101F to about 98F.


Labrador Pregnancy
Pregnancy Signs in Labradors. A female Labrador goes through estrus, popularly known as heat, after every 6 months. This period lasts up to 3 weeks and it is also the time of special attention and care as the dog might get aggressive or moody.


how long do labrador retrievers stay pregnant
Expert: Animal Eyes replied 9 years ago. The average pregnancy lasts for about 63 days. This can vary some depending on when the first breeding occured and the last. When she is about 44 days along you can get her xrayed to determine approximately how many puppies she will have.


Labrador Pregnancy
Labrador Pregnancy. There are many Labrador owners, who look forward to breed their dogs for various purposes. It could be for producing better quality breed or just having more Labrador puppies. Learn more about pregnancy in Labrador species to have a better and a healthy litter of your dog.


The Pay Scale for a Cardiac Sonographer
Salary by State. Cardiac sonographers earned the highest salaries of $81,750 per year in California, according to the BLS. They also earned relatively high incomes in the western states, with Oregon and Colorado at $80,190 and $79,540 per year, respectively.


The Pay Scale for a Cardiac Sonographer
Cardiac sonographers earned an average annual salary of $65,800, according to the BLS. The lowest 10 percent made less than $44,950 per year. Salaries are usually based on experience, the size of the employer and geographical area.


The Pay Scale for a Cardiac Sonographer
The top 10 percent of all cardiac sonographers earned annual salaries above $90,640, according to May 2011 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. These cardiac technicians use devices such as echocardiograms and ultrasound treatments to study patients' heart chambers, valves and blood vessels.


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Cardiac sonographer salary. Cardiac sonographerâs salary is around $50,000 in the United States, but this significantly gets higher as he stays longer in the work. Indeed, a cardiac sonographer employed for more than 1 year can expect from $30,545 â $65,952.


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10% of cardiac sonographers in US earn around $42,000; 25% of cardiac sonographers take around $50.000; the median collects around $59,000; 75% of cardiac sonographers collect around $70,000; and 90% of cardiac sonographers make around $82,000. Cardiac sonographerâs salary by experience is as follows.


The Pay Scale for a Cardiac Sonographer
Salary by Industry. A cardiac sonographer's salary can vary significantly by industry or type of medical institution. These technicians earned the highest annual salaries of $74,540 working in universities, colleges and professional schools.


The Pay Scale for a Cardiac Sonographer
The Pay Scale for a Cardiac Sonographer. The top 10 percent of all cardiac sonographers earned annual salaries above $90,640, according to May 2011 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.


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Cardiac sonographer salary in US according to Payscale ranges from $33,871 â $64,852 with the median earning around $45,000. Cardiac sonographer salary In United Kingdom ranges from Â£18,883 â Â£40,039 with the median making around Â£20,020.


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Cardiac sonographer salary by cities in US is as follows: those employed in Atlanta, Georgia can expect from $48,500 â $62,400 while those serving in Houston, Texas can take home from $48,500 â $62,400. Cardiac sonographer hourly wage based on experience is as follows.


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Cardiac sonographer salary by cities in US is as follows: those employed in Atlanta, Georgia can expect from $48,500 â $62,400 while those serving in Houston, Texas can take home from $48,500 â $62,400.


HOW TO GET RID OF BLEACH STAINS FROM CLOTHES??????
Best Answer: Bleach marks are not stains so you can't get them out. The bleach has removed the dye from cloth. I have never heard of it making dark blue stains on anything. You could try buying a packet of color remover at your grocery store and rewashing the sweater alone.


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Snip a swatch of the yarn or fabric from a seam of the sweater. Put on rubber gloves, and mix a small sample of bleach solution -- using one part bleach to four parts water. Measure the length of the swatch, and immerse it into the bleach solution. Let sit for 10 minutes.


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Bleach it. If bleach has splattered on your item, you might try just bleaching the whole item, and living with whatever new color emerges. Place the item in a small load wash with a small amount of bleach. Or, you can hand wash the item with bleach in the water.


How to Fix Bleached Clothes
If bleach has splattered on your item, you might try just bleaching the whole item, and living with whatever new color emerges. Place the item in a small load wash with a small amount of bleach. Or, you can hand wash the item with bleach in the water. Prepare yourself: you may end up with a tie dye look.


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Prepare a fiber test. Snip a swatch of the yarn or fabric from a seam of the sweater. Put on rubber gloves, and mix a small sample of bleach solution -- using one part bleach to four parts water. Measure the length of the swatch, and immerse it into the bleach solution.


How to Bleach a Sweater White
Instructions. Prepare a fiber test. Snip a swatch of the yarn or fabric from a seam of the sweater. Put on rubber gloves, and mix a small sample of bleach solution -- using one part bleach to four parts water. Measure the length of the swatch, and immerse it into the bleach solution.


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Like I mentioned in the introduction, if you want to prevent bleach stains you should stop using bleach; itâs simply too powerful and too damaging to risk its use in your home or in the commercial sector. So Iâve provided a list of alternatives to your right. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, after all.


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If youâre trying to remove or repair a bleach stain without the use of labratory grade chemicals, the first thing I would try is White Vinegar. Before you do this, make sure that youâve rinsed the bleach out of the fabric.


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Like I mentioned in the introduction, if you want to prevent bleach stains you should stop using bleach; itâs simply too powerful and too damaging to risk its use in your home or in the commercial sector. So Iâve provided a list of alternatives to your right.


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Preventing Bleach Stains. Like I mentioned in the introduction, if you want to prevent bleach stains you should stop using bleach; itâs simply too powerful and too damaging to risk its use in your home or in the commercial sector. So Iâve provided a list of alternatives to your right.


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The Asthma Center. Post nasal drip. Your nose and sinuses normally produce 1 - 2 pints of mucus each day when you are in good health. Large quantities of mucus are necessary to clear the respiratory tracts of microorganisms and pollutants. You normally swallow small amounts of accumulated mucus every 30 - 40 seconds without notice.


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There are several warning signs that can tell you if your childâs asthma is getting worse. Early warning signs are small changes that happen in your childâs body. The changes cause problems with your childâs breathing. These changes may happen slowly over hours or days.


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If you have a sensitive throat or gag reflex, you may even vomit from excessive post nasal drip. Repetitive throat clearing may produce a post nasal drip sensation from an irritated feeling in the back of the throat.


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There are three major groups of triggers: 1  Infections such as colds and sinus infections. Every asthma patient has a problem with this trigger. 2  Allergies to pollen (tree, grass, weeds), molds, pets, dust mites and cockroaches. 3  Irritants such as tobacco smoke and chemical fumes from heaters.


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When your throat is dry, you may become aware of post nasal drip. Mucus is normally clear. If post nasal drip is cloudy, milky, or turns color, this may indicate the presence of sinusitis. Mucus becomes discolored due to the accumulation of inflammatory cells, bacteria and dead and fragmented cells.


Tingle in Throat Causes Cough And Urge to Vomit/GagRenzoreK Dec 06, 2007
Then suddenly it goes away. Usually doesn't last more than a few minutes but very aggravating you can sometimes feel it coming. I only suffer from allergies and at least in my case it happens on the RIGHT side of my throat, and causes my RIGHT eye to water up when I cough. But left side is fine.


Asthma warning signs
There are several warning signs that can tell you if your childâs asthma is getting worse. Early warning signs of worsening asthma. Early warning signs are small changes that happen in your childâs body. The changes cause problems with your childâs breathing. These changes may happen slowly over hours or days.


Gagging and Inability to Breathe at Times
Re: Gagging and Inability to Breathe at Times. Sounds like anxiety.. anxiety can cause feelings of choking, suffocation, changes in breathing(hyperventilation, asthma attacks), nausea, vomiting, acid reflux, ulcers, the list goes on and ON. Anxiety can be extemely hard to diagnose as well as to treat. Seek out several opinions before starting any treatment.


What is asthma?
People with asthma are born with airways that are super-sensitive to things, called triggers, that do not bother other people with normal lungs. These triggers start lung inflammation and asthma symptoms. There are three major groups of triggers: Infections such as colds and sinus infections. Every asthma patient has a problem with this trigger. Allergies to pollen (tree, grass, weeds), molds, pets, dust mites and cockroaches. Irritants such as tobacco smoke and chemical fumes from heaters.


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Mar 23, 2015. 1  Scientists have discovered evidence of a 250-mile wide crater in central Australia they believe was created by a colossal asteroid hundreds of millions of years ago.


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Some impact craters on the moon measure more than 600 km (375 miles) across. On April 11th, 2006 the large Valley of the Sky iron meteorite, measuring 376 by 38 by 36.8 centimetres sold at auction for $93,000 (USD). About 500 to 600 meteorites fall to Earth each year. Most fall into the sea or in unpopulated areas (lucky us). The largest meteorite ever found is the Hoba iron meteorite which was found in 1920 on the Hoba West Farm, near Grootfontein, Namibia. Although it's the largest meteorite ever found, the Hoba left no visible crater. It is thought to have landed over 80,000 years ago and was found by a farmer ploughing his land.


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Impressive Craters on Earth. [/caption] Ever since our recent encounter with asteroid 2008 TC3 â the first asteroid that was correctly predicted to hit our planet â Iâve had impact craters on the brain. Earth has about 175 known impact craters, but surely our planet has endured more bashing than that in its history.


Impressive Craters on Earth
Impressive Craters on Earth. Ever since our recent encounter with asteroid 2008 TC3 â the first asteroid that was correctly predicted to hit our planet â Iâve had impact craters on the brain. Earth has about 175 known impact craters, but surely our planet has endured more bashing than that in its history.


10 Biggest Asteroid Craters on Earth
1. Vredefort. The Vredefort crater was formed over 2 billion years ago, 60 miles from Johannesburg, South Africa. The diameter of the crater is believed to have been approximately 185 miles across but has since greatly eroded. It is the oldest and largest impact crater ever formed on Earth.


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Biggest meteor craters on Earth. Vredefort, South Africa. Located at the south-west of Johannesburg, the crater is believed to have been made by an asteroid impact on Earth some two billion years ago. With an estimated radius of 118 miles (190 km), the crater is reportedly the site of the largest energy release in the world.


World's Largest Asteroid Crater Unearthed in Australia
World's Largest Asteroid Crater Unearthed in Australia. Scientists have discovered evidence of a 250-mile wide crater in central Australia they believe was created by a colossal asteroid hundreds of millions of years ago.


World's Largest Asteroid Crater Unearthed in Australia
The largest impact zone ever discovered is no longer visible on the Earth's surface, researchers from the Australian National University said in a statement Monday, but could be identified by evidence buried deep in the earth's crust.


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Inner Ear Nerve Damage. The symptoms of inner ear nerve damage can be frightening, but they may not be permanent. Learn about symptoms, causes and treatments related to damaged inner ear nerves. About the Ear The human ear consists of three separate sections referred to as the outer ear, the middle ear and the inner ear.


Causes of balance and walking problems
The way that your brain processes balance information is complex, so the effects that MS can have on this processing are also complex. MS nerve damage in the cerebellum or brainstem can also cause problems with vertigo, sometimes accompanied with nausea.


Ear ache, Nasal congestion and Sore throat
Ear canal infection Symptoms of an ear canal infection include ear pain and itching, decreased hearing, drainage and more. Foreign object in the ear canal A foreign object in the ear may cause pain, redness, drainage problems, and in rare case, hearing loss. Ruptured eardrum A ruptured eardrum, a hole or tear in the tympanic membrane, causes temporary hearing loss or discharge.


Human Physiology/Print Version
The symptoms of inner ear nerve damage can be frightening, but they may not be permanent. Learn about symptoms, causes and treatments related to damaged inner ear nerves. slide 1 of 5. About the Ear The human ear consists of three separate sections referred to as the outer ear, the middle ear and the inner ear.


Ear ache, Hearing loss, Numbness or tingling (Back) and Numbness or tingling (Hand (back))
Peripheral neuropathy Peripheral neuropathy is a nerve condition of the extremities causing numbness, tingling, and pain. Hearing loss Hearing loss occurs when you have difficulty hearing sounds in one or both ears.


Inner Ear Nerve Damage
Causes and Complications Inner ear nerve damage caused by a viral infection can be permanent. This damage can result in varying degrees of hearing loss. When the auditory nerve fails to carry sound signals to the brain, it is called neural hearing loss or nerve deafness.


Meniere's Disease  (MÃ©niÃ¨re's Disease)
Meniere's Disease. Meniereâs disease is a disorder that affects the inner ear. The inner ear is responsible for your balance, as well as hearing. This disorder causes vertigo (a sensation of spinning), hearing problems, and a ringing sound in the ear. Meniereâs disease usually affects only one ear.


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1 Rule of Thumb 1: Contribute enough to max out any employer match. 2  This rule applies to 401k participants at every age. 3  If you make $40,000 and your employer offers a 50% match up to 6% of salary, you should contribute at least $2,400 to get the full available $1,200 employer match.


How Much Should I Put in My 401 (k) Plan?
You should only contribute to your 401k plan if you have a savings account already that can serve as an emergency fund, and if you have adequate insurance coverage in place such as the appropriate health insurance, property/casualty, and life insurance.


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For example, if you contribute 3% of your income to your 401k plan, they may match these contributions $1 for $1. This provides you an instant 100% return on any 401k contributions you make. Many companies will match your contributions up to a certain percentage of your income.


How Much Should You Contribute To Your 401 (k)?
You have two basic options. You could choose to contribute more to the 401(k) plan, all the way up to the annual limit. As of the 2014 tax year, the elective deferral limit set by the IRS is $17,500 per person, and those 50 or older can contribute an additional $5,500.


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1 This rule applies to 401k participants at every age. 2  If you make $40,000 and your employer offers a 50% match up to 6% of salary, you should contribute at least $2,400 to get the full available $1,200 employer match.


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1 If you make $40,000 and your employer offers a 50% match up to 6% of salary, you should contribute at least $2,400 to get the full available $1,200 employer match. 2  Failure to get the full employer match is the equivalent of throwing retirement savings away.


Your Baby's First Six Month Early Child Development
Early Child Development in Movement and Control: Gross motor movement is the ability to move and control the larger body muscles such as arms, legs, and trunk muscles. During this period, a baby will turn his head from side to side and will begin loosely controlled kicking and thrusting.


Abnormal Eye and Head Movements in Children
Head Movements. A child may position his head to compensate for eye misalignment that may occur with conditions such as a âlazy eye.â Your child may turn her head or tilt her head back so that she can see something directly in front of her body.


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Usually occurs between 6 months and 3 years of age and improves on its own between 2 and 8 years of age. Children with this form of nystagmus often nod and tilt their heads. Their eyes may move in any direction. This type of nystagmus usually does not require treatment.


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When children come to my office, one of the first things I check is whether they can clearly see pictures and/or letters with each eye separately at a distance of 20 feet. This is the test for visual acuity and it also will show if children are having any difficulties tracking with their eyes.


Abnormal Eye and Head Movements in Children
Involuntary eye movements, a condition often referred to as a nystagmus, make the eyes appear to shake or move back and forth, up or down. This condition could stem from eye problems such as eye misalignment or cataracts, but a nystagmus may also appear if your child has vitamin deficiencies or inner ear conditions. An abnormal eye or head movements may also stem from a âtic,â a condition common in children.


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What is nystagmus? Nystagmus is a vision condition in which the eyes make repetitive, uncontrolled movements. These movements often result in reduced vision and depth perception and can affect balance and coordination. These involuntary eye movements can occur from side to side, up and down, or in a circular pattern.


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The infant's vision will gradually strengthen throughout the toddler years and into early childhood. From my experience children usually have a visual acuity of 20/20, 20/25 or 20/30, equally in both eyes, by the time they are 7 years of age.


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www.psychneuro.tulane.edu/neurolect/. Chapter 20. Abnormal Involuntary Movement Disorders (Dyskinesias) Abnormal involuntary movement disorders are defined as orofacial, lingual, head, trunk, and. extremity movements that can be modified but not abolished by the patient. These are.


Your Baby's First Six Month Early Child Development
Baby's Physical Development: A baby's development is cephalocaudal. Typically, the infant's brain and facial structures develop first, along with his ability to control his head and facial movements. A similar pattern of growth and development occurs from the central part of his body and continues outward. For example, his arms, hands, and then fingers.


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Creating a vegetable garden is a fun and rewarding experience. Grow delicious vegetables your family likes to eat. Find the best place in your yard to plant vegetables and with a little time and care, your dinner table will overflow with healthy, ripe vegetables.ethod 3 of 3: Growing the Vegetables. 1. Dig holes and plant the seeds or seedlings. Use the spade to dig holes to the depths required by the various vegetables you're planting. Put a little fertilizer into each hole, then drop the seeds into the holes or gently place the seedlings into them.


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Cancel. A vegetable garden can be planted anywhere that there is a full, hot sun, and the best way to grow vegetables is in raised beds. Use bricks or wood to form beds that will be filled with soil with help from a sustainable gardener in this free video on vegetable gardening tips. vegetable garden can be planted anywhere that there is a full, hot sun, and the best way to grow vegetables is in raised beds.


How to Build Raised Vegetable Garden Boxes
Building a raised garden box to grow food for your family is a fun project and a healthy way to provide produce.It will save you money, time, and involves lesser effort than digging an in-ground garden plot.This is great for all ages. The kids can learn how food is grown starting with seeds.uilding a raised garden box to grow food for your family is a fun project and a healthy way to provide produce.


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Building a raised vegetable bed can be an easy and fun weekend project. For a full list of materials and tools and a set of instructions go to this link:http://www.digthedirt.com/contributio... 1  Howto & Style. 2  Standard YouTube License.uilding a raised vegetable bed can be an easy and fun weekend project. For a full list of materials and tools and a set of instructions go to this link:


Beginner Vegetable Gardening Made Easy
Starting a vegetable garden at home is an easy way to save money -- that $2 tomato plant can easily provide you with 10 pounds of fruit over the course of a season. Planting a garden with vegetables also gives you the pleasure of savoring a delicious, sun-warmed tomato fresh from the garden.igging Your Beds. Loosen your soil before you plant a garden with vegetables. You can either use a tiller or dig by hand. Once the soil has been loosened, spread out soil amendments (such as compost) and work them into the soil.


Building a Vegetable Garden
When preparing soil for your vegetable garden and it is over lawn or weeds, you can mow the area to ground level and build the garden on top, or you can leave the vegetation to decay underneath in time â as long as you cut out light to kill off the grass and weeds underneath.here are endless materials you can use for your new (and continuing garden). Have a look at these no-dig garden materials. No dig gardens are just the same as other gardens... just easier to build and maintain. Here are some step-by-step photos of building a no dig garden using a slightly different approach.


Beginner Vegetable Gardening Made Easy
Learning what to plant in a garden with vegetables, and how to tend them for the best harvest, is probably easier than you think. If you plan it right, you can enjoy a beautiful garden full of the fruits of your labor -- without having to spend hours and hours tending it.igging Your Beds. Loosen your soil before you plant a garden with vegetables. You can either use a tiller or dig by hand. Once the soil has been loosened, spread out soil amendments (such as compost) and work them into the soil.


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Now a vegetable garden can be planted anywhere there's full hot sun. So you don't need a large property. All you need is a little patio or a deck or even a balcony where you can have a little area where you can grow your vegetables. Now, the best way to grow your vegetables is in raised beds. vegetable garden can be planted anywhere that there is a full, hot sun, and the best way to grow vegetables is in raised beds.


How to Plant and Grow Your Own Vegetable Garden
Planting Your Vegetable Garden. Using your garden layout map which you created in the planning stages, use stakes to mark out where different rows will be planted. Build your trellises or set in stout stakes for climbing plants such as peas and beans. good vegetable garden must have at least six hours of full sun each day in order for your food crops to mature properly. No amount of fertilizer, water, or care can replace needed sunshine. The soil should be very fertile and well draining so that water never puddles after a rain storm.


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A vegetable garden can be planted anywhere that there is a full, hot sun, and the best way to grow vegetables is in raised beds. vegetable garden can be planted anywhere that there is a full, hot sun, and the best way to grow vegetables is in raised beds.


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A tetrapod is any vertebra organismal with four limbs. In that case humans are considered tetrapods because we have four limbs: Our two feet and arms makes us a tetra pod.Also frogs, t.rex, and mouse are considered tetra pods.mphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals are all tetrapods; even snakes and oth â¦ er limbless reptiles and amphibians are tetrapods because they descended from animals which had four limbs. Whales and other cetaceans are also tetrapods because they are mammals have two front limbs and the two hind limbs are vestiges.


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Making the world better, one answer at a time. A tetrapod is any vertebra organismal with four limbs. In that case humans are considered tetrapods because we have four limbs: Our two feet and arms makes us a tetra pod. Also frogs, t.rex, and mouse are considered tetra pods.mphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals are all tetrapods; even snakes and oth â¦ er limbless reptiles and amphibians are tetrapods because they descended from animals which had four limbs. Whales and other cetaceans are also tetrapods because they are mammals have two front limbs and the two hind limbs are vestiges.


Are humans tetrapods?
A tetrapod is any vertebra organismal with four limbs. In that case humans are considered tetrapods because we have four limbs: Our two feet and arms makes us a tetra pod. Als â¦ o frogs, t.rex, and mouse are considered tetra pods.4 people found this useful.es, snakes are tetrapods. Although they do not have visable limbs in their adult stages of life, in the embroytic stage, snakes did have four limbs classifying them as tetrap â¦ ods.


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Tetrapod means 4-legged, or, more precisely, 4-limbed. Dogs are tetrapods; so are humans and birds. Fish aren't tetrapods, because they lack arms or legs. However, snakes are considered tetrapods because their ancestors had four legs and were part of the tetrapod lineage.ogs are tetrapods; so are humans and birds. Fish aren't tetrapods, because they lack arms or legs. However, snakes are considered tetrapods because their ancestors had four legs and were part of the tetrapod lineage.


Evolution of tetrapods
The evolution of tetrapods began about 395 million years ago in the Devonian Period with the earliest tetrapods evolved from lobe-finned fishes.Tetrapods are categorized as a biological superclass, Tetrapoda, which includes all living and extinct amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals.n addition, many tetrapods have returned to partially aquatic or fully aquatic lives throughout the history of the group (modern examples of fully aquatic tetrapods include cetaceans and sirenians).


Characteristics of Reptiles.
Reptiles are vertebrates (with a backbone), which can breathe air and are cold-blooded (cannot regulate body temperature). They are considered as tetrapods (with four legs or leg-like appendages), even though legs are absent in some of these animals, like snakes.ost of them are tetrapods, with four legs or leg-like appendages. It is believed that reptiles started evolving around 330 million years ago and developed many abilities. They are considered as the first animals on land with the ability to live and multiply on land, with the help of their amniotic eggs.


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Amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals are all tetrapods; even snakes and oth â¦ er limbless reptiles and amphibians are tetrapods because they descended from animals which had four limbs. Whales and other cetaceans are also tetrapods because they are mammals have two front limbs and the two hind limbs are vestiges.mphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals are all tetrapods; even snakes and oth â¦ er limbless reptiles and amphibians are tetrapods because they descended from animals which had four limbs. Whales and other cetaceans are also tetrapods because they are mammals have two front limbs and the two hind limbs are vestiges.


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So is the snake, even though it has no limbs. And birds and humans are tetrapods even though they only walk on two legs. All these animals are tetrapods because they descend from the tetrapod ancestor described above, even if they have secondarily lost their four feet..Tetrapods evolved from a finned organism that lived in the water.However, this ancestor was not like most of the fish we are familiar with today.ll these animals are tetrapods because they descend from the tetrapod ancestor described above, even if they have secondarily lost their four feet.. Tetrapods evolved from a finned organism that lived in the water.


Introduction to the Tetrapoda
Tetrapods include all land-living vertebrates, such as frogs, turtles, hawks, and lions. The group also includes a number of animals that have returned to life in the water, such as sea turtles, sea snakes, whales and dolphins, seals and sea lions, and extinct groups such as plesiosaurs, ichthyosaurs, and mosasaurs.etrapods are part of a larger groups called Sarcopterygii, which also includes several groups of lobe-finned fish, such as lungfish and the coelacanth. The Sarcopterygii are just one group of vertebrates, or animals with a backbone. Click on the buttons below to find out more about the Tetrapods.


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How to cook your sausages. Put your pan or griddle on a medium heat. Cut the sausages between the links so they re all separate. Make sure you re only cooking as many sausages as you have room for in the pan or griddle they shouldn t be touching each other cook them in batches if necessary.f using a frying pan, add a tiny drizzle of olive oil just to get things started. Add the sausages to the pan or the griddle and cook, turning every minute or two, for about 12 minutes, or until nice and brown on all sides. Before serving, check the sausages are piping hot all the way through and that no pink remains.


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How to cook your sausages. If using a frying pan, add a tiny drizzle of olive oil just to get things started. Add the sausages to the pan or the griddle and cook, turning every minute or two, for about 12 minutes, or until nice and brown on all sides.Before serving, check the sausages are piping hot all the way through and that no pink remains.f using a frying pan, add a tiny drizzle of olive oil just to get things started. Add the sausages to the pan or the griddle and cook, turning every minute or two, for about 12 minutes, or until nice and brown on all sides. Before serving, check the sausages are piping hot all the way through and that no pink remains.


How to Safely Cook Pork Sausage
Broil, grill or bake pork sausage links. For baking, you should set your oven to 325 degrees F. Sausage links are safe to eat at an internal temperature of 160 degrees F as measured by a meat thermometer, or when no pink meat remains within the link. Be sure to adjust your cooking times accordingly, however. 2  Uncooked sausage can be stored for 1 to 2 days in the fridge, and 1 to 2 months in the freezer. 3  Cooked sausage can be stored 1 to 2 weeks in the fridge, and 1 to 2 months in the freezer.


Garlic Pork Sausage
Preheat a grill or saute pan. Cook the sausages until cooked through, 7 to 8 minutes on each side. Serve immediately or at room temperature. Cook's Notes: This is a BIG batch of sausage, but it freezes really well.irections. In a large bowl, combine the pork, garlic, sage, salt and crushed red pepper. Run the meat mixture through the meat grinder outfitted with the die with the largest holes. Repeat so that all of the meat goes through the grinder twice.


Pork - Sausage
Cooked. Pork sausage that has been fully cooked but not smoked or cured. It is generally in the form of skin-on or skinless links and patties that are ready to heat and serve but can also be found in a processed form, such as braunschweiger, which is used as a meat for sandwiches.Dried.resh sausages have not been cooked or cured, but may be smoked and must be cooked before eating. Includes products such as ground sausage, bratwurst, weisswurst, bockwurst (also available cooked), and linguica. Smoked and Cooked. Made from fresh chopped or ground pork that is cured, smoked and cooked fully.


Pork - Sausage
Pork Sausage. There are many different types sausage available. They are made from fresh ground pork, seasonings, fat, preservatives, and fillers, such as breadcrumbs, rice, cereal, soybean flour, and dried milk solids. Some varieties are a mixture of pork and other meats, such as beef, veal and poultry.resh sausages have not been cooked or cured, but may be smoked and must be cooked before eating. Includes products such as ground sausage, bratwurst, weisswurst, bockwurst (also available cooked), and linguica. Smoked and Cooked. Made from fresh chopped or ground pork that is cured, smoked and cooked fully.


How to Safely Cook Pork Sausage
Defrost the pork sausage if it is frozen. You can do this in the microwave, overnight in the refrigerator or by using cold water. Do not let pork products stand at room temperature to thaw. Be sure to adjust your cooking times accordingly, however. 2  Uncooked sausage can be stored for 1 to 2 days in the fridge, and 1 to 2 months in the freezer. 3  Cooked sausage can be stored 1 to 2 weeks in the fridge, and 1 to 2 months in the freezer.


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One of the first questions that arises when the topic turns to Chinese sausage (Lop Cheong) is how to cook it. The best way to bring out the flavor of these seasoned preserved sausages, made with diced pork, pork liver, duck liver, or occasionally even beef, is to cook the sausage in a way that removes fat.This is particularly true of pork sausages, which are the easiest type to find in Asian markets in North America.he best way to bring out the flavor of these seasoned preserved sausages, made with diced pork, pork liver, duck liver, or occasionally even beef, is to cook the sausage in a way that removes fat.


How to Safely Cook Pork Sausage
Tips. 1  If you do not have time to thaw the sausage, you can cook it from its frozen state. 2  Be sure to adjust your cooking times accordingly, however. 3  Uncooked sausage can be stored for 1 to 2 days in the fridge, and 1 to 2 months in the freezer. Be sure to adjust your cooking times accordingly, however. 2  Uncooked sausage can be stored for 1 to 2 days in the fridge, and 1 to 2 months in the freezer. 3  Cooked sausage can be stored 1 to 2 weeks in the fridge, and 1 to 2 months in the freezer.


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Let the sausages cook. Cover the simmering water with a lid. If the sausages were previously cooked (as is the case with most hot dogs), you'll only need to cook them until they're hot all the way through (about 10 minutes).. Transfer to the cold side to cook through. Once the sausages are well-browned, use a long fork or a set of tongs to move them to the other side of the grill. Here, they'll continue to cook, but you won't risk burning them like you would on the hot side.


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Ejecting the Drive From Inside the Computer. 1  1. Turn off your PC. If your cannot find a pinhole underneath your CD drive, you may need to open the CD drive internally. 2  2. Unplug all power cords from the back of the computer. 3  3. Press the Power button on the front of the computer. It should release, moving to the Off setting.


How to Eject a Disc From a Dell Laptop
Press the Eject button on the side of the disc player. The disc will pop out in the tray. Remove the disc by the edges and close the tray. Press the Eject Disc button in your media player as an alternative--this will eject the disc using your media player software. Stop the disc from rotating before opening. If you are watching a movie or listening to music on the disc, click Stop on your media player.


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Press the Xbox button to open the guide. Note Pressing the Xbox button will open the guide from any other screen on the console. Select Settings. Select Restart console. Select Yes to confirm. After the console restarts, press the eject button to remove the disc.


How to manually eject your computer CD / DVD drive tray
All CD / DVD drives have a Eject Pin Hole. The only thing we need is a paper clip to use it (I am using a #1 size for this article). All we have to do is bend it at the first curve 180 degrees (straitening it out). Then take the second curve and bend it 90 degrees. Now we need to locate the Eject Pin Hole.


Troubleshoot slow game or app downloads on Xbox One
Solution 1: Restart your console, and then try to eject the disc. 1  Press the Xbox button to open the guide. Note Pressing the Xbox button will open the guide from any other screen on the console. 2  Select Settings. 3  Select Restart console.  Select Yes to 1  confirm. After the console restarts, press the eject button to remove the disc.


How to manually eject your computer CD / DVD drive tray
There will be times when you need to open the tray on your computers CD / DVD drive when the system is powered off. 1  You need to boot your computer using the CD / DVD drive. 2  You need to retrieve a disk without starting up the computer.


How to Eject a CD From a Laptop
Right-click the disc drive icon and select Eject from the list of options. Remove the disc from the disc drive carefully, holding it only by the outer edges. Quit and exit any active programs running from the disc. Click the disc icon on your desktop and drag it to the Trash Bin icon. If this fails, you can still attempt to eject the disc using the Disk Utility.


Experience with Home Depot Roofs?
Home Depot has now installed three roofs on my house and did over $1,000.00 in damages. My ceiling was cracked on 3-29-06 and today is 8-28-06 it still is not fixed. Home Depot is full of promises until the contract is signed and they have your money. Visit my web site at http://www.freewebs.com/myroof.


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A: Please refer to the section titled â3 STEPS TO YOUR ROOF INSTALLATIONâ below for full details on how to get started on your roofing installation project. The Home Depot is pleased to offer you a FREE in-home consultation when you consider Home Depot Installation Services for your installation project.


Home Depot roofing prices
Home Depot roof prices vary greatly depending on the type of shingles you want for your roof, the type of underlayment you choose, and the quality of the nails and other products that you will need to complete the project.


Home Depot Roofing Consumer Reviews
Bottom line, I know that a roof in my area runs between 5,000 and 7,000 because I did my homework and I had worked in the real estate industry for years. We hired a company that offered the same roofing material and services Home Depot offered (minus 25 yrs on labor, our guy was 10 yrs on labor) for $6300.


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The Home Depot offers a variety of Installation Services to assist your home improvement projects. Complement a new roof by giving your entire exterior a fresh look with new windows, doors, siding and eavestrough replacement. Consider augmenting your new roofâs energy efficiency by insulating your attic.


Home Depot Roofing Consumer Reviews
A Home Depot roofing salesman came to my parent's home yesterday, 09/02/2011. I sat in the other room as the salesman spoke with my elderly parents, 92 and 85. My parents did not sign a contract with the representative after I convinced them to get other quotes. The long and short of it is that the guy was a con-man.


Roofing prices Loweâs vs Home Depot
Lowe's and Home Depot are two of the most trusted home improvement retailers in the United States. Both companies offer installation services and a wide selection of home improvement products. If you have a residential roofing project to complete, compare roofing prices at Lowe's vs. Home Depot before you purchase any materials. Depending on the requirements of your project, it may be more cost effective to buy the materials at one retailer than the other. Lowe's.


Home Depot roofing prices
Underlayment prices depend on the type of protection you're looking for and the size of the roll you purchase. Inexpensive felt underlayment can be found at Home Depot for $17.75 for a 216-square-foot roll, while top-of-the-line self-adhesive synthetic underlayment can cost up to $259 per 198-square-foot roll.


SHEET METAL ROOFING
Hello there SKI2264! Thanks for posting your question on the community here. Metal roofing install is divided into 2 categories: R-panel metal roofing and V-crimp roofing. The V-crimp is easier to install usually because theres no lap screws to place in the panels.


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Trust that a Home Depot Installation Services expert can help you identify potential problems with your current roof â book a free in-home consultation now! Call 1-800-HOME DEPOT (1-800-466-3337), or you can request a quote online and within two days we will contact you to book a free in-home consultation.


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A typical college semester can be defined as fifteen weeks long, depending on the school. With a typical fifteen-week-long semester, the academic calendar is divided into three semesters. The fall and spring semesters will both be fifteen weeks long and the third semester, summer, will usually be shorter. The summer semester is generally about twelve weeks long. You might find semester lengths vary from school to school, within a range of one to three weeks.


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Oct. 23 Second bi-term classes: last day to receive any refund. Oct. 25 Full semester classes: 60% point of the fall semester. Nov. 2 Priority registration for 2016 spring semester begins. Nov. 5 Second bi-term classes: last day to drop a class with a W. Last day to change a class from credit to audit.


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The spring semester of 2012 will be the first semester taught with the two 7.5-week sessions (spring A, spring B) included in the usual 15-week time period (spring C). A notable change will be that the semester will start earlier in January (Jan. 5) and end earlier in May.


How many days are in a college semester?
Answers. Best Answer: It depends on how long each semester is at any particular school. For example, at the university where I work at, a semester is 16 weeks long. Take into consideration holidays, a semester is roughly 75 days long. The length of the semester depends on the school and the observed holidays. Best wishes!


The Length of A College Semester
Maybe you couldn't take as many classes as you needed to in the fall or spring semesters; you can use the summer semester to catch up and get back on track. Maybe you want to complete your program at a faster rate; taking classes during the summer semester will allow you to get ahead of the game.


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1 For example, if the fall A or B session begins on a Monday, the drop/add deadline will be Tuesday of that week. 2  However, for in-person classes that do not meet in the first three days of the A or B session, the deadline will be extended to the day after the first in-person class meeting.


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Courses in fall 2012 will be available on the usual 15-week schedule as in the past at ASU, and in two 7.5-week sessions (fall A, fall B) within the 15-week period of the fall semester.


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There will be a two-day fall break in the middle of the fall semester to accommodate the posting of grades and enrollment matters in preparation for the fall B session. This fall break will occur for all students, including those in 15-week classes. The fall 2012 semester will begin on Aug. 23, 2012.


The Length of A College Semester
Shorter Semesters. The length of a college semester is also determined by how many semesters the college has in its academic calendar. Some colleges might have two summer semesters that are very short in length, usually six weeks each.


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Yes. In spring of 2012, all sessions will be on break for the week of March 19-25. In addition, as noted above, there will be a two-day break between the A and B sessions in the fall semester. In the spring, the break between sessions does not affect students enrolled in 15-week courses sections.


Caffeine & Mood Swings
Caffeine & Mood Swings. Caffeine causes mood swings such as irritability, anxiety and depression. Caffeine is a stimulant that affects the central nervous system and is often found in drinks such as coffee, soda and tea. While the immediate intake of caffeine typically provides an energy boost, the less common side effects of caffeine can be quite scary.


Caffeine & Mood Swings
Anxiety. Since caffeine is a stimulant, it can cause an increased heart rate and elevated blood pressure. As heart rate goes up and beats faster, your body may naturally feel an anxious jolt.


Caffeine & Mood Swings
Roland Griffiths, a professor of psychiatry and neuroscience at Johns Hopkins University, says that caffeine is the world's most commonly used stimulant. Large quantities of caffeine can decrease blood flow to the brain by as much as 30 percent and can cause severe mood swings and disorders.


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How Diabetes Can Aggravate Common Skin Issues. When you have diabetes, take extra care of your skin, since it can be affected by the condition in unexpected ways. Here's help for several issues, from itching and dryness to wrinkles. First, recognize that diabetes permeates daily life.


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It's also unrealistic to expect a spouse with diabetes to stay on top of the disease at all times. Says Weiss: ''For Mike, it's 24-7. He can't take a break from this disease -- ever.


Another Reason to Give Up Processed FoodâYouâll Be Nicer!
Drink and eat your water. Produce is high in water and chock full of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, which all help to counter stress and anxiety. In a British food and mood study, over 70 percent of the participants reported that increasing their intake of water and produce improved their moods. And a quarter said that these simple dietary changes reduced both panic attacks and anxiety.


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And we had to be aware that Daddy had mood swings sometimes.''. It's also frightening to think of a loved one developing diabetes-related complications from poorly controlled blood sugar, such as blindness, amputation, and kidney failure.


Another Reason to Give Up Processed FoodâYouâll Be Nicer!
An interesting new study from the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine says yes. Researchers studied the diets and behaviors of nearly 1,000 men and women and found that a higher intake of trans fat was significantly tied to an increase in aggression and irritability.


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When Gerri Weiss's husband, Michael, learned 22 years ago that he had type 1 diabetes, she faced what she calls one of the toughest challenge of her life: how to support her husband through a disease that often overwhelmed both of them.


Another Reason to Give Up Processed FoodâYouâll Be Nicer!
Avoid refined sugar. Added sugar, not the kind bestowed by Mother Nature like naturally sweet fruit, but the types put into processed foods like soda, candy, and cookies, is known to wreak havoc with blood sugar.


Estrogen increases cannabis sensitivity, study shows
Estrogen increases cannabis sensitivity, study shows. FULL STORY. Smoking today's concentrated pot might be risky business for women, according to new research from Washington State University. The study is the first to demonstrate sex differences in the development of tolerance to THC.


Estrogen increases cannabis sensitivity, study shows
Smoking today's concentrated pot might be risky business for women, according to new research. Thanks to their estrogen levels, female rats are at least 30 percent more sensitive than males to the pain-relieving qualities of THC -- the key active ingredient in cannabis, research shows. FULL STORY.


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These effects are. likelymediatedbycentralcannabinoid(CB1)receptors. in the hypothalamus.2 CB1 receptors have also been. found in the testes3 and the ovaries4 of experimen-. tal animals, suggesting a possible direct effect of. cannabinoids on the gonads.


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This review will outline. the effects of cannabinoids on the various hormonal. systems both in animals and in man and evaluate the. evidence of possible clinical consequences on the en-. docrine system with marijuana use.


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In addition, the effects on the. neuroendocrinemechanismoffeedingarebeingdelin-. eated. Many of these acute effects, however, are tran-. sient as tolerance likely develops, and the long-term. impactofmarijuanasmokingontheendocrinesystems. in humans remains unclear.


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LH secretion by negative feedback, but when estrogen. levels peak, a LH surge is provoked by positive feed-. back, causing ovulation. LH then stimulates the pro-. duction of estrogen and progesterone by the corpus. luteum.


Estrogen increases cannabis sensitivity, study shows
Thanks to their estrogen levels, female rats are at least 30 percent more sensitive than males to the pain-relieving qualities of THC -- the key active ingredient in cannabis, research shows. Females also develop tolerance to THC more quickly.


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In the adult human. male, testosterone has a variety of actions throughout. the body, including the maintenance of secondary sex. characteristics, the facilitation of Sertoli cell function, and the promotion of sexual function.


At what age is it ok for kids to start drinking coffee?
Coffee is the most studied food on the planet according to one site. For that much studying if there were red flags to coffee they should have been found by now. You can read a round up here: Report: The pros and cons of coffee. A cup of coffee has about 100 mg of caffeine. A medium coffee shop coffee has 300.


Ask the Experts: When Can Kids Start Drinking Coffee?
In the case of many teenagers, coffee is a vessel for empty calories in the form of added sugar. As far as drinking ârealâ coffee on a daily basis â espresso, cappuccinos, and lattes â I think it's prudent to wait until the age of 18.â.


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Foods and drinks with caffeine are everywhere, but it's wise to keep caffeine consumption to a minimum, especially in younger kids. The United States hasn't developed guidelines for caffeine intake and kids, but Canadian guidelines recommend that preschoolers get no more than 45 milligrams of caffeine a day.


Foods To Avoid: 11 Foods That Age You
Foods To Avoid: 11 Foods That Age You. Forget anti-aging products: if you want to retain a youthful look, avoiding certain foods could help. We did some research on foods you should avoid if you want to age gracefully. Below we compiled a list of 11 foods that, if consumed frequently, will age you. Foods That Make You Look Older.


When can I start drinking coffee?
For some substances, the law of the land can be very strict. For example, in the United States, you should not be drinking alcohol until you are 21. But the law doesn't really have much to say about coffee, in the same way that it doesn't have much to say about when you can start drinking soda or milk. Your parents might be very strict or not strict at all about you drinking coffee.


At what age is it ok for kids to start drinking coffee?
Most parents arenât willing to risk it! ;-) And most kids donât like coffee so itâs not hard to not give kids coffee. Thereâs a risk to sudden and large ingestions of caffeine â the equivalent of 4-5 cups of coffee in an energy shot (400â500 mg) â for anyone not used to caffeine.


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Foods and Beverages With Caffeine. Although kids get most of their caffeine from sodas, it's also found in coffee, tea, chocolate, coffee ice cream or frozen yogurt, as well as pain relievers and other over-the-counter medicines. Some parents may give their kids iced tea in place of soda, thinking that it's a better alternative.


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Urinary burning can be caused by pain and discomfort in the vulva (vulvodynia) or by diseases or conditions of the reproductive system that affect the vulva (external genitalia). Urine content may also cause burning when urinating and can be the result of eating acidic or spicy food or drinking caffeine or alcohol.


Cystitis - noninfectious
Cystitis - noninfectious. Cystitis is a problem in which pain, pressure, or burning in the bladder is present. Most often, this problem is caused by germs such as bacteria. Cystitis may also be present when there is no infection. The exact cause of noninfectious cystitis is often unknown. It is common in women of childbearing age. Certain foods, such as tomatoes, artificial sweeteners, caffeine, chocolate, and alcohol, can cause bladder symptoms. The same symptoms are present with something called painful bladder syndrome or interstitial cystitis.


Frequent or Urgent Urination
Frequent urination means needing to urinate more often than usual. Urgent urination is a sudden, strong urge to urinate, along with discomfort in your bladder. A frequent need to urinate at night is called nocturia. Most people can sleep for 6 to 8 hours without having to urinate.


How Caffeine Affects The Urinary Tract
That morning cup of java might wake you up, but caffeine in particular is known to cause bladder irritation and worsen urinary tract symptoms. Caffeine is a diuretic and a bladder stimulant that can cause a sudden need to urinate. After consuming a cup of coffee or drinking down a can of cola, the caffeine is passed quickly to the brain and does not collect in the bloodstream or get stored in the body. However, the caffeine exits your body several hours later in the urine. Because caffeine is a diuretic, it can lead to dehydration.


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Urinary burning is pain that is felt when urine is being expelled from the bladder. The symptoms may be constant or variable and may improve or worsen depending on body function and movement. The pain may be described as a raw sensation or a stinging feeling and can range in intensity from mild to severe. Urinary burning may be accompanied by pain or difficulty when urinating (dysuria), feeling a constant need to urinate (urgency), or blood in the urine (hematuria). There are many potential causes of urinary burning.


How Caffeine Affects The Urinary Tract
And as far as energy drinks are concerned, thereâs actually more caffeine in the Dunkinâ Doughnut and Starbucks Coffee than that can of Red Bull, but they too can cause bladder irritation and worsen urinary track symptoms.


Document-based question
Document-based question. A document-based question (DBQ), also known as data-based question, is an essay or series of short-answer questions that is constructed by students using one's own knowledge combined with support from several provided sources. Usually it is employed on timed history tests.


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Each document is followed by one or more questions. Write your answer to each question in this test booklet in the space provided. Part III B contains one essay question based on the documents. Write your answer to this. question in the separate essay answer booklet, beginning on the first page of the booklet.


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DOCUMENT BASED QUESTION: 1920s. The answer to the essay question is to be written on separate paper. In developing your answer to the essay, be sure to keep in mind the following definition: discuss means âto make observations about something using facts, reasoning and argument; to present. in some detailâ.


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Part III A contains the documents. Each document is followed by one or more questions. Write your answer to each question in this test booklet in the space provided. Part III B contains one essay question based on the documents. question in the separate essay answer booklet, beginning on the first page of the booklet.


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DOCUMENT-BASED ESSAY QUESTION. This question is based on the accompanying documents (1-12). Some of the documents have. been edited for the purposes of the question. As you analyze the documents, take into account. both the source of each document and any point of view that may be presented in the document. Historical Context:


"""The Causes And Effects Of European Exploration Of The Americas"" Essays and Research Papers"
PART III. DOCUMENT-BASED QUESTION. This question is based on the accompanying documents. It is designed to test your. ability to work with historical documents. Some of these documents have been edited for. the purposes of this question. As you analyze the documents, take into account the source.


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The purpose of the DBQ (Document Based Question) is not to test your knowledge of the subject, but rather to evaluate your ability to practice the historian's craft. You will be required to work with the documents and use them to answer a question. Writing the DBQ is an acquired skill, one that takes practice.


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DBQ Essay. Outline Guide. Use the following outline to plan and write your essays, in response to a Document Based Question (DBQ). The format is. similar to a FRQ (Free Response Question) but your evidence will be based on Primary Documents that you will be. supplied with.


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Document Based Questions (DBQ) assess the ability of each student to work with historical sources in multiple forms. The secondary DBQ will have a maximum of 8 documents; at least 2 of which will be visuals. The 7/8 assessment will have a DBQ with 4 documents (including 2 visuals).


Golden Gate Transit
WestCAT accepts Golden Gate transfers from Route 40/42 for $1.00 fare credit for adults and youths ($0.50 for senior/disabled) at El Cerrito del Norte BART Station. Golden Gate Transit accepts WestCAT transfers at the El Cerrito del Norte BART Station for $2.10 fare credits for adults ($1.05 for youth/senior/disabled) on Routes 40/42. Clipper card users boarding Golden Gate Transit first should request a paper transfer for use on WestCAT; WestCAT is not Clipper enabled.


List of Golden Gate Transit routes
A bus on Route 101 in San Rafael. Golden Gate Transit operates 5 Regional bus routes. Prior to June 2016, these were known as Basic routes. Routes 30, 40, 70, and 101 provide daily service (including holidays) between San Francisco, Marin, Sonoma, and Contra Costa Counties.


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92 Marin City - San Francisco93 Golden Gate Bridge Toll Plaza - San Francisco97 Larkspur Ferry Terminal - San Francisco101 Santa Rosa - San Francisco101X Santa Rosa - San Francisco. Stops Route Map Timetables Services Info Tools.


GOLDEN GATE TRANSIT BUS & FERRY SCHEDULES FOR LABOR DAY WEEKEND Saturday, September 2 - Monday, September 4, 2017
Saturday, Sept. 3: Saturday Schedules (only Routes 30, 40, 70, 101) Sunday, Sept. 4 & Monday, Sept. 5: Sunday/Holiday Schedules (only Routes 30, 40, 70, 101) (Commute routes - Routes 2, 4, 8, 18, 24, 25, 27, 38, 44, 54, 56, 58, 72/72X, 74, 76, 92, 93, 97, 101X - will NOT operate on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5) For Marin Transit local bus routes, visit marintransit.org or call 511.


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April 17, 2017. Effective Monday, April 17, 2017, the stop at Freitas Pkwy & Del Presidio Blvd will be temporarily closed due to construction activity. For alternate northbound stop locations, please board at Las Gallinas Ave & North Gate Drive (Stop ID: 40563) or at Las Gallinas Ave & Nova Albion Way (Stop ID: 40577).


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Other Golden Gate Transit Lines. BUS. 2 Marin City - San Francisco4 Mill Valley - San Francisco818 College of Marin - San Francisco24 Fairfax/Manor - San Francisco24X Fairfax/Manor - San Francisco25 Fairfax/Manor - Larkspur Ferry Terminal.


List of Golden Gate Transit routes
List of Golden Gate Transit routes. Golden Gate Transit (GGT) operates 26 bus routes, including 5 Regional routes and 21 Commute routes. Schedules are updated quarterly to improve schedule reliability and efficiency. Route information listed below is current as of 12 March 2017.


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rider alerts. eff. Effective Monday, April 17, 2017, the stop at Freitas Pkwy & Del Presidio Blvd will be temporarily closed due to construction activity. For alternate northbound stop locations, please board at Las Gallinas Ave & North Gate Drive (Stop ID: 40563) or at Las Gallinas Ave & Nova Albion Way (Stop ID: 40577).


Golden Gate Transit
AC Transit accepts Golden Gate transfers from Routes 40/42 for full local fare on the first AC Transit bus boarded in the East Bay. For Clipper customers, Golden Gate Transit accepts AC Transit interagency vouchers for $2.00 fare credit for adults ($1.00 for youth, senior, disabled) on Routes 40/42.


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Fleet Washing Price Guide
Fleet Washing Price Guide. This entry was posted on June 9, 2011. VEHICLE WASHING PRICING GUIDE. This pricing guideline presents a general view of pricing procedures for both Environmental and Non-environmental vehicle washing. It is not hard and fast, but provides a starting point.


Fleet Washing Price Guide
This entry was posted in Starting a Power Wash Business and tagged Pricing guide for fleet washing, Car Wash rates, Truck Wash pricing, Fleet Washing Prices on June 9, 2011. â Previous Post Next Post â.


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So for example, if you have a 30-foot trailer, it will probably be around $300 to $420. Pleasantdetails.com offers packages that range anywhere from as little as $6 to as much as $14 per foot. A premium wash and wax will cost about $8 and $10 per foot, while an exterior detail costs around $12 to $15 per foot. An interior detail costs around $6 to $9 per foot or $50 per hour, depending on the extent of work to be done. Southcentralstorage.com charges anywhere from $3 to as much as $12 per linear foot.


How To Do A Perfect Truck And Trailer Wash
Either to the truck cabin , to the engine, some other parts of the machinery part of the truck , up to the trailer. So from my experience I would like to give you a very important advice â Do a regular truck wash, whenever you have the chance.


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Several hundreds of thousands of dollars to occasionally more than a million dollars for the average medium to large budget film. Incredibly, I have worked on trailers that have spent a million dollars just for the license to use a song from a famous performer like Beyonce or the Rolling Stones.


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For lower budget movies where they only do one or two trailers, the budget for the trailers might be as low as $15,000 to $25,000, all in.


How To Do A Perfect Truck And Trailer Wash
Trailer wash is commonly done in 5 steps: 1  Firstly, the interior should be rinsed. 2  Secondly soap should be applied accordingly to the label instructions, to both the exterior and the interior surfaces; 3  The washing should be done from the top going down.


How To Do A Perfect Truck And Trailer Wash
For example- If a truck is transporting food , it is the best to do trailer wash after each transportation. That is so because the rules and regulations for transportation of food and drinks are very strict and rigorous. Trailer wash is commonly done in 5 steps: Firstly, the interior should be rinsed.


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$24 - $48, depending on the age of the vehicle and county of residence. Yearly. Registration fees for vehicles up to 11 years old are $0.40 per 100 lbs. For vehicles 12 years old and older registration fee is $50.


License & Registration
License & Registration. To determine if you need to register with Illinois as an IFTA carrier you first need to decide if your vehicles are considered qualified motor vehicles.. A qualified motor vehicle is a motor vehicle traveling interstate and is used, designed, or maintained for transportation of persons or property and either.


Register a Boat in Illinois
ILLINOIS BOAT REGISTRATION INFORMATION. 1  Vessels registrations expire every 3 years on June 30th. 2  Processing time of applications may take up to 12 weeks from the date your payment has been made. 3  Boating rules and regulations should be followed at all times for the safety of everyone on the water.


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If you are registering a motor vehicle in Illinois for the first time, the process is described below in the following links. Guide to Illinois vehicle registration renewal. What is required for renewing your vehicle registration in IL, where and when to renew your vehicle, fees, mailing address, forms, etc. IL Vehicle registration replacement information for lost, stolen or damaged vehicle registrations.


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License Plates Renewal. Log In. The Registration ID and PIN are located on the renewal notice you received either in the mail or by email. If you do not have a renewal notice, please call the Public Inquiry Division at 800-252-8980 to obtain your Registration ID and PIN.


License Plates Renewal
License Plates Renewal. The Registration ID and PIN are located on the renewal notice you received either in the mail or by email. If you do not have a renewal notice, please call the Public Inquiry Division at 800-252-8980 to obtain your Registration ID and PIN.


User Agreement for PayPal Service
If you are registering a motor vehicle in Illinois for the first time, you must complete the following steps: 1  Get your vehicle inspected for emissions. 2  In Illinois, there is an Electronic Registration and Title (ERT) System through which you can complete and print an Application for Vehicle Transaction(s) (VSD 190).


Register a Boat in Illinois
ITâS NOT A FEE, ITâS A CONTRIBUTION. Once you apply for your Illinois boat registration (or boaters license), you will receive a registration number that must be displayed on your vessel. Keep in mind that you will need to pay a registration fee when you submit your application.


The Eco Bath Epsom Salt Bath Soak for Muscle & Joint Pain 1kg Â£8.59
Unlike other salts, it does not leave the skin feeling dry. On the contrary, Epsom Salts leave the skin with a soft and silky texture. This pure mineral has been able to stand the test of time because so many people seem to get results. Generations of people have relied on the natural values of Epsom Salts.


What works for stubborn aches, pains, and injuries?
Common pain problems. The main painful topics on PainScience are stubborn pain problems like trigger points (poorly named, but incredibly common, and often confused with muscle strain), low back pain (of course), and common overuse injuries like iliotibial band syndrome and weird musculoskeletal problems like frozen shoulder.


Lisinopril Associated with Many Serious Side Effects, Including Angioedema and Liver Damage
Thanks 1 doctor responded. My knee is swollen & I just took an Epsom salt bath . I feel better but it's still a little knot on my knee/thigh more My knee is swollen & I just took an Epsom salt bath . I feel better but it's still a little knot on my knee/thigh/back of knee. Safe to use a lavendar epsom salt bath while on lisinopril. I've been taking it for 5 days and have bad back and more Safe to use a lavendar epsom salt bath while on lisinopril. I've been taking it for 5 days and have bad back and leg cramps.


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The views expressed below are the opinion of Holland & Barrett customers. Holland & Barrett does not endorse these views, nor should they be regarded as health claims or medical advice. Find out more. The Eco Bath Epsom Salt Bath Soak for Muscle & Joint Pain is rated 4.5 out of 5 by 12. Rated 4 out of 5 by Pat77 from Works well I've used this product many times. I enjoy using it and will continue to.


What Does Epsom Salt Do for Soreness?
Exercising and physical exertion can also cause muscle soreness. Those with bodily aches and pains can benefit from an Epsom salt compress or bath soak. Magnesium is a primary component of Epsom salt. It is a mineral that the body needs and, unlike other minerals, is absorbed through the skin as you soak in the bath.


What works for stubborn aches, pains, and injuries?
It can be a huge help to understand things like the types of pain, or how insomnia makes pain so much worse, or the role of chronic low-grade inflammation. On the other hand, there are also many over-rated causes of pain like misalignment and poor posture. â index of pain explanations.


The Truth About Epsom Salt
Today, Promaulayko is looking into Epsom salt and whether it can really help your aching muscles. âItâs not a new trend but it seems to have grown in popularity, the CrossFit community talks about it a lot, a lot of wellness experts, thereâs tons of proponents out there proselytizing it,â she said.


The Truth About Epsom Salt
Epsom salt â or magnesium sulfate â is supposed to help with sore muscles after a workout and is often used in a bath. The idea is that soaking in the magnesium sulfate bath helps in the muscle recovery process. Others believe using Epsom salt will help absorb the magnesium into their bodies, claiming it, in turn, relieves stress, cures depression or helps get a good nightâs sleep.


Are epsom salt baths good for muscle spasms and lower back pain?
taking a warm bath or soak can help relax muscles. The addition of Epsom salts does not add any therapeutic benefits. In brief: It's the water. taking a warm bath or soak can help relax muscles.


What Does Epsom Salt Do for Soreness?
Epsom salt is a popular treatment used for muscle soreness and other bodily aches and pains. According to the Epsom Salt Council, Epsom salt isnât just folklore anymore as numerous studies show that Epsom salt is an effective over-the-counter remedy for treating a variety of conditions.


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Bass Boat: Here it is - six months of enjoyable labor. This is the Bass Boat I reduced to 14 feet. I put on a 50 hp Mercury 4-stroke (big foot) engine - and it flies - close to 50 mph. That's plenty fast enough for me.


Airboat tours...are they fast?
Mar 01, 2008, 8:18 AM. An airboat ride isn't fast like a roller coaster. But it feels fast because you are in the wind created by the movement of the boat. It's not a whippy, back and forth sensation. I get sick at the sight of a moving merry-go-round and have no problem with the motion of an airboat. I'm not thrilled with the noise (take earplugs, especially for small children).


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Save time and keep things simple. What if you could get everything you need to run your organization from one place and in one product? Bonzi clients save time and money everyday using our all-in-one sports management products. Complete software and tools for board members, staff, coaches and players.


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How Fast Can a Boat Go?
Many boats are known for moving at a leisurely pace. For example, barges aren't known for speed. But they slowly and consistently move large loads of goods from one place to another along the nation's waterways. Other boats, though, were definitely made for speed. When you think of going fast, you might naturally think of a race car or an airplane, but boats can move, too!


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Michigan wheel to push the boat at 57 mph. In 1958, when the boat was launched, that was fast. We would pull 4 skiers most of the time, 6 skiers a lot, 8 on skis only about 4 times. We sold the boat in 1969 to a friend, they sold after 1975 to another friend. Then in 7-1-1997 they gave the boat to my son, free, if we would rebuild it.


Can anyone tell me if alligators can live in salt water.? Especially inter-coastal waterways.?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Most species of CROCODILE have glands in their mouths to expel salt from their systems. Alligators (remember, folks, there's 20-some-odd species of croc, only two species of true alligator) lack these glands.Alligators spend most of their time in fresh water, but yes, if you're referring to the ICW through Fl, especially the Indian River Lagoon System, alligators ARE in brackish water a LOT.However, they do need to retreat to fresh water on a regular basis to rinse the salt out of their system.lligators spend most of their time in fresh water, but yes, if you're referring to the ICW through Fl, especially the Indian River Lagoon System, alligators ARE in brackish water a LOT. However, they do need to retreat to fresh water on a regular basis to rinse the salt out of their system.