Why you should avoid preferred stocks
Credit quality. While not all preferred stocks are in the junk-bond category, they seldom are highly rated credits. Consider the holdings of PFF as of April 10. Only 3.2 percent were rated AAA/AA (the highest investment grades), and only about 13 percent was rated A or higher.


Preferred Stocks Primer
Nominal Yield A preferred stock's coupon rate defines its annual dividend, but not the yield that you would receive if you bought the preferreds after the issue date. For instance, A 7.0% bond issued at $25 pays $1.75/share annually (7% of $25).


Preferred Stocks Primer
However, since preferreds trade on the open market just like regular stocks, the actual trading price depends on supply and demand. Thus, if the shares mentioned above slip to $24, the yield to new investors (market yield) rises to 4.2% ($1 divided by $24).


Apple shares fall after earnings: $1.85 per share, vs expected EPS of $1.81
Revenue for the quarter came in at $2.61 billion, versus the consensus estimate of $2.73 billion.


Preferred Stocks Primer
Nuts & Bolts. When a company issues a preferred stock, it sets the annual dividend and sells the shares at a preset price, typically $25, but some are issued at $50 or $100. The initial yield, called the coupon rate, is the annual dividend divided by the issue price.


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Xerox- (XRX)-engages in the development, manufacture, marketing, servicing, and financing of document equipment, software, solutions, and services worldwide.


Why you should avoid preferred stocks
Since the monthly standard deviation of preferred stocks (6.4 percent) was higher than for either AAA-rated bonds (1.1 percent) or stocks (4.4 percent), preferred stocks produced the lowest monthly Sharpe ratio -- 0.07 versus 0.09 for stocks and 0.15 for AAA-rated bonds.


Why you should avoid preferred stocks
(All the figures are statistically significant.) In other words, preferred stocks had about three times the exposure to default risk as 1-10 year high-yield bonds and about twice that of 10-30 year high-yield bonds.


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Select the cells that you want to merge. Under Table Tools, on the Layout tab, in the Merge group, click Merge Cells. Click in a cell, or select multiple cells that you want to split. Under Table Tools, on the Layout tab, in the Merge group, click Split Cells.


How can I merge two or more tables?
Merge two tables by using the VLOOKUP function. In the Blue table, each row is a line item for an order. So, Order ID 20050 has two items, Order ID 20051 has one item, Order ID 20052 has three items, and so on. We want to merge the Sales ID and Region columns with the Blue table, based on matching values in the Order ID columns of the Orange table.


Merge or split cells in a table
Select the cells that you want to merge. Under Table Tools, on the Layout tab, in the Merge group, click Merge Cells. Split cells. Click in a cell, or select multiple cells that you want to split. Under Table Tools, on the Layout tab, in the Merge group, click Split Cells.


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Tableau calls the technique data blending, in contrast with data joining, used to combine data from the same source when establishing the data connection. Today, I want to share some tips and tricks that arenât obvious when blending data for the first time. To create the blend in Tableau, you first create data connections for two or more sources.


Combine Fields
Combine Fields. Combine fields to create a cross product of members from different dimensions. You can combine dimensions if you want to encode a data view using multiple dimensions. To combine the fields, select multiple dimensions in the Data pane and then right-click (control-click on a Mac) the fields and select Create > Combined Field. 1  Note: For cube (multidimensional) data sources, you must select levels from different hierarchies. In Tableau, cube data sources are supported only in Windows.


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The Manual Way. The clearest way to see how Tableau is blending your data is to open the Relationships dialog box. In the top menu, select Data > Edit Relationships. Change which source is Primary or Secondary by selecting it from the drop-down menu.


Combining Two String Fields
Use the plus sign (+) operator to combine two string fields: 1  Go to Analysis > Create Calculated Field. 2  Name the calculated field and enter the following formula: [ 3 String1] + [String2]  Click OK.


Merge or split cells in a table
Split cells. 1  Click in a cell, or select multiple cells that you want to split. 2  Under Table Tools, on the Layout tab, in the Merge group, click Split Cells. 3  Enter the number of columns or rows that you want to split the selected cells into.


How Much Does an Average Welder Make a Month?
Skill level and experience significantly impacts a welder's monthly income. The median monthly income for a skill level I welder who requires supervision was $2,825 as of May 2011, according to the Salary.com website. Skill level II welders who have completed formal training or an apprenticeship program earned a median monthly income of $3,334.


Salary of an AWS-Certified Welder
There are more than 300,000 welders in the United States, according to figures released in May 2011 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Nationally, the average income for welders in 2010 was $37,920. Entry-level positions averaged $24,490 per year, or $11.78 per hour, while the top 10 percent of welders earned $55,240, or $26.56 per hour. Welding skills are highly transferable, so a welder can readily move from one area or one employer to another in pursuit of better wages or more agreeable employment.


How Much Does an Average Welder Make a Month?
Skilled welders can employ more than 100 different welding techniques. National Wages The mean income for welders at all skill levels from across the United States was $3,052 per month or $36,630 per year, as of May 2009, according to the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics.


How Much Does an Average Welder Make a Month?
The part of the country where a welder works significantly impacts his pay rate. Welders who worked in Alaska were the most highly compensated welders of any state with a mean monthly salary of $5,129 as of May 2009, according to the BLS. More welders worked in Texas than in any other state in the country. Texas-based welders earned mean monthly wages of $3,075.


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Welders earn an average hourly wage of $20.95. Hourly wages typically start from $12.45 and go up to $32.90. Welders earn an average salary of $43,580 per year. Salaries typically start from $25,890 and go up to $68,420.


Salary of an AWS-Certified Welder
Welders' pay varies between industries. Electrical and gas utilities are among the highest-paying employers, at $61,110 and $59,620 respectively. Pro sports stadiums employ a small number of welders for maintenance and repairs but pay an average of $67,040. The largest employers are in a number of construction and manufacturing sectors, where pay averages between $35,000 and $37,000. Geography plays a role as well, with Alaska leading the nation at an average salary of $67,980 for welders.


How much does a Welder make in Texas?
Average Welder Hourly Wage in Texas. Welders earn a median hourly wage of $18.84. Hourly wages typically start from $12.45 and go up to $32.90. Source: U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Average Welder Yearly Salary in Texas. Welders earn a median salary of $39,180 per year. Salaries typically start from $25,890 and go up to $68,420. Source: U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics. Learn more about the Welder job market for salaries of real jobs in your area.


How Much Does an Average Welder Make a Month?
The bottom 10 percent of U.S.-based welders earned less than $1,952 per month while the top 10 percent earned monthly wages of more than $4,368. The middle 50 percent of U.S.-based welders earned monthly wages of between $2,358 and $3,535.


How much does a Welder make in Texas?
Average Welder Hourly Wage in Texas. Welders earn a median hourly wage of $18.84. Hourly wages typically start from $12.45 and go up to $32.90. Source: U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics.


Welding Engineer  Salary
Pay by Experience for a Welding Engineer has a positive trend. An entry-level Welding Engineer with less than 5 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $70,000 based on 169 salaries provided by anonymous users. Average total compensation includes tips, bonus, and overtime pay. A Welding Engineer with mid-career experience which includes employees with 5 to 10 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $78,000 based on 81 salaries. An experienced Welding Engineer which includes employees with 10 to 20 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $97,000 based on 56 salaries. A Welding Engineer with late-career experience which includes employees with greater than 20 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $101,000 based on 64 salaries.


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In Chattanooga, your chance of becoming a victim of a property crime is one in 17, which is a rate of 59 per one thousand population. Importantly, we found that Chattanooga has one of the highest rates of motor vehicle theft in the nation according to our analysis of FBI crime data.


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Learn more by clicking the Google or Facebook button below. Population Demographics for Chattanooga, Tennessee in 2016 and 2017. Other Counties and Cities in Tennessee.


Welcome to the Chattanooga Open Data Portal
Welcome to the Chattanooga Open Data Portal. This portal contains data collected from the City of Chattanooga as well as the community. The goal of the Chattanooga Open Data Portal is to be the primary location for all open data to be utilized by its citizens. View Chattanooga's progress on the Mayor priority areas.


May 2017 Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Area Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates
Chattanooga, TN-GA. For metropolitan and nonmetropolitan area definitions used by the OES survey, see the Metropolitan and nonmetropolitan area definitions page. These estimates are calculated with data collected from employers in all industry sectors in Chattanooga, TN-GA, a metropolitan statistical area that includes parts of Tennessee and Georgia.


Health Statistics
Health Statistics. Data Request and Publications. The Division of Policy, Planning, and Assessment (PPA) is responsible for collecting, analyzing, and sharing data to inform health policy and planning. PPA provides health reports, fact sheets, and visualizations (charts, graphs, maps, etc.) of data related to Tennesseans' health.


Chattanooga Population 2018
Chattanooga is located about 120 miles southwest of Knoxville and 120 miles northwest of Atlanta, Georgia. Chattanooga has a population of 167,000, which makes it the 4th largest city in Tennessee, although the population is estimated to have reached 175,000 in 2015. The city proper has a population density of 1,223 people per square mile (472/square kilometer).


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Current Chattanooga, Tennessee Population, Demographics and stats in 2016, 2017.


Chattanooga Population 2018
The larger Chattanooga metropolitan area has a population of 528,000. The Chattanooga Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), which includes Marion, Sequatchie, and Hamilton counties in Tennessee s well as Dade, Catoosa, and Walker counties in Georgia, had a 9% population growth over the last ten years.


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The population density in Chattanooga is 686% higher than Tennessee. The median age in Chattanooga is 3% lower than Tennessee. In Chattanooga 59.95% of the population is Caucasian. In Chattanooga 33.99% of the population is African American. In Chattanooga 2.15% of the population is Asian.


Health Statistics
Data Sets Available From the Division of Family Health and Wellness (FHW): (To request only FHW data, documents, or analysis, please contact the Data Steward corresponding to the Data Set identified below). TN Birth Defects Registry (TBDR) Yinmei Li (615-532-7836; Yinmei.Li@tn.gov)


Clorox Â® Automatic Toilet Bowl Cleaner1
Flush the toilet. When water level in tank is low, drop tablet into rear right corner of the tank. When tablet has dissolved, replace with a new tablet. Each tablet sanitizes the toilet bowl water in 5 minutes for up to 2 months. Cleans and deodorizes for up to 3 months (up to 10 flushes daily). Tablet should be used in toilets that are flushed daily.


Suggested Maintenance Practices:
A septic tank filter is generally recommended if a garbage disposal is used. Â· If strainers are used in the kitchen sink, grease on pans is kept to a minimum, and drain traps are cleaned periodically in the bathrooms, then drain cleaners (which are harmful to septic systems) can be avoided.


Clorox Â® Toilet Bowl Cleaner â with Bleach
Sometimes it takes a one-two combo to get a toilet bowl sparkling clean. CloroxÂ® Toilet Bowl Cleaner - with Bleach features the disinfecting power of CloroxÂ® Bleach to kill 99.9% of bacteria. Its unique wide dispensing nozzle delivers that cleaning power under the bowl rim. Yep, a one-two punch to destroy the germs caused by your #1 and #2 activity.


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The one thing you do is to get your tank pumped on a regular basis. Failure to pump your tank can result in the movement of solids and sludge into the leach field which can drastically reduce the systems life span.


Clorox Â® Automatic Toilet Bowl Cleaner1
When it comes to toilet bowl cleaning, the answerâs clear. CloroxÂ® Automatic Toilet Bowl Cleaner1 is an easy-to-use tablet that helps to clean your bowl day and night. It even sanitizes to kill 99.9% of bacteria and deodorizes with the power of CloroxÂ® Bleach.


Fresh & Clean But Be Forewarnedâ¦
Use of in-tank toilet cleaners or bleach tablets will void the warranty on new toilets, various manufacturers state: âThis warranty DOES NOT COVER any damages caused by the use of in-tank cleaners or bleach tablets. These products can seriously corrode the fittings in the tank. This damage can cause leakage and property damage.â. Another toilet issue is use of disposable personal hygiene cloths to freshen and clean with.


Class Settlement - Clorox Automatic Toilet Bowl Cleaner With Bleach
A proposed settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit about Clorox Automatic Toilet Bowl Cleaner with Bleach (CATBC) and Cloroxs claim that CATBC does not harm plumbing. Each package of Clorox Automatic Toilet Bowl Cleaner with Bleach (CATBC or Drop-In Tablets) states that the toilet cleaner does not harm plumbing.. Plaintiff claims that this statement is deceptive.


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Ok so I have a brand new two story house. I put in Clorox bleach tablets in the toilets so I don't constantly have to clean them. They work awesome and were due for a refill (3 months). Well I get home today from work and notice theres water dripping onto my garage floor from my ceiling. I call my CM because hes still on site.


Clorox Â® Toilet Bowl Cleaner â with Bleach
How to use CloroxÂ® Toilet Bowl Cleaner â with Bleach. Cleaning, Sanitizing & Disinfecting. Bathroom Toilet Bowl Toilet Bowl To Clean, Sanitize and Disinfect: Flush toilet before cleaning. Apply 6 oz. under and around rim to coat the inside of bowl.


Suggested Maintenance Practices:
The best thing you can do for your septic system is not what you DO put in it, it is what you DONâT put in it! Â· No solvents, paints, or pesticides should be disposed of in the house drain system. Â· No trees or shrubs should be planted close to the leach field: the roots can clog the bed and break the pipes.


How Much Does an Obituary Cost?
There are now online options. You can publish an online death notice for free or for little cost. Many online obituaries allow friends and family to post an obituary and share their grief in a virtual setting 24/7. Visitors can sign a virtual guest book and leave virtual flowers or donations.


How Much Does an Obituary Cost?
The New York Times, for example, charges a flat fee of $263 for the first four lines of an obituary and then charges an additional $52 per line. Each line is approximately 28 characters. The Wall Street Journal charges a flat fee of $29 per line.


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We offer our compassionate services to help you compile the information needed for the funeral program/obituary, so please feel free to call us to discuss your program, memorial and funeral keepsake needs. Contact us at (251) 578- 5983, (251) 227- 5983, and orders@obituaryprogram.com.


Funeral Costs
However, standard programs (a standard size sheet of paper, one page folder with one or two pictures) can cost about $200-$300. Other items such as bookmarks, prayer cards, photo cards will have additional costs. As in an inexpensive alternative, you can make your own funeral program and memorial keepsakes.


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We are sorry for your loss, and hope the pain diminishes soon and the pleasant memories soften your grief. Contact us at (251) 578- 5983, (251) 227- 5983, and orders@obituaryprogram.com. For questions or comments about this site, email: bnjorders@aol.com. Copyright 2009 - 2014 BNJ Printing.


Funeral Costs
Funeral Costs. Funeral costs vary greatly depending on the type of funeral or memorial service you are planning. On average, a funeral can cost between $6,000 - 7,000, usually with additional costs for burial. However, many funeral can run well over $10,000, depending on many upgrade and additional services.


Funeral Costs
Professional funeral home services can cost about $1,000 - $2,000. This is a mandatory fee for doing business at the funeral home. Included in these costs are staffing during visitation and funeral services, securing permits, preparing the death certificate and housing the body and managing funeral arrangements.


How Much Does an Obituary Cost?
Many major newspapers also have an online-only obituary section which will also cost you a fee. Some free publications include papers which run a brief announcement, local papers which publish freely for residents, and a newsworthy obituary. Newspapers will charge by the inch and by the day of publication.


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Many materials which are not â15-minute thermal. barriersâ per ASTM E 119 or NFPA 275, or classified as equivalent thermal barriers have earned various building. code acceptances as an alternate to the use of thermal barriers over spray polyurethane foam (SPF) based on large. -scale fire testing.


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It is the policy and recommendation of the Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance that spray polyurethane foams. installed within buildings be covered with a thermal or ignition barrier as soon as possible after the initial.


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A thermal barrier is a material, applied between foam plastics (including spray polyurethane foam) and interior. spaces designed to delay the temperature rise of the foam during a fire situation and to delay or prevent the. foam's involvement in a fire.


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It is unlikely that splashing or. screaming will occur to alert a parent. or caregiver that a child is in trouble. CPSC staff have reviewed a great. deal of data on drownings and child. behavior, as well as information on. pool and pool barrier construction.


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This handbook is designed for use by owners, purchasers, and builders of residential pools, spas, and hot tubs. The swimming pool barrier guidelines are not. a CPSC standard and are not mandatory require-. ments. Therefore, the Commission does not. endorse these guidelines as the sole method to. minimize pool drownings of young children.


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For these reasons, and to allow sufficient time for occupants to escape during a fire, model building codes require. SPF to be covered by thermal barriers, ignition barriers or have the SPF assemblies meet the acceptance criteria of. large-scale fire tests as described in this document.


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Dictionary of Construction. A usually hinged device of solid or open construction that is installed as part of a fence, wall, or similar barrier and that, when opened (either by swinging, sliding, or lifting), provides access through that barrier. Print | Cite This Source | Link to This Page.


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*SPFA would like to acknowledge the voluntary contributions of these individuals in the revision of this document. NOTE: This brochure was developed to aid specifiers in choosing spray-applied polyurethane foam systems.


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Definitions of terms used. in the guidelines are pmvided on page 6. The definition of pool includes spas. and hot tubs; the swimming pool barrier. guidelines therefore apply to these. structures as well as to conventional. swimming pools.


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Safety Commissionâs pool. barrier guidelines were. provided in order to make it. easier for pool owners, purchasers, builders, techni-. cians and others to under-. stand and apply the guide-. lines themselves.


How to Install a Deadbolt Lock
Choose a position on the door for the lock. Install the deadbolt lock about 44 inches above the bottom of the door. You'll have to adjust the position a bit if you have a combination storm door so as not to interfere with the storm doorknob or lock.


How to Install a Gate Lock in 5 Steps
Take the two parts of the latch apart. Line up the holes on the post side latch with the holes on the post. Screw this piece into place. Now line up the holes of the gate piece with the holes in the gate door. Step 5: Try it Out. It is important to always make sure that a lock is fitted properly before ending a project.


How to Install a Door Lock
Step 3: Replace the latch. Begin by removing the screws from the door knob from the interior side of your door. This will allow you to pull the door knobs off the door from both sides. Then, remove the two screws from the latch plate on the edge of the door and remove the latch from the opening.


How to Install a Door Lock
Step 6: Install the deadbolt. Insert the new bolt into the opening on the edge of the door and fasten it to the door with the provided screws. Then, insert the exterior part of the lock into the door by feeding the long metal piece through the opening in the center of the bolt.


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Installing an exterior door knob and dead bolt is something that you want to make sure you do right the first time. Install an exterior door knob and dead bolt with help from a foreman for Lighty ... How to Keep Animals Out of Plumbing Vents. How to Detect Slow Leaks in Plumbing.


How to Install an Exterior Door Knob & Dead Bolt
Installing an exterior door knob and dead bolt is something that you want to make sure you do right the first time. Install an exterior door knob and dead bolt with help from a foreman for Lighty Contractors in this free video clip.


How to Install a Gate Lock in 5 Steps
One side should be on the gate door, and the other side placed on the post next to where the door latches. Be sure the lock is placed evenly in place. Take a pencil or pen and mark where each screw will go on both the gate door and the gate post. Step 3: Drill the Screw Holes.


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Hello, everyone. I'm Joshua Clement with Lighty Contractors.And today I'm going to show you how to install an entrance door lock. For this, we're going to be using a Phillips head screwdriver. Step one is to go ahead and take your plunger and put it into the door.


How to Install a Gate Lock in 5 Steps
Be sure the lock is placed evenly in place. Take a pencil or pen and mark where each screw will go on both the gate door and the gate post. Step 3: Drill the Screw Holes. Be sure to wear safety glasses for this step to prevent slivers of metal or wood from getting in your eyes.


4. The Texas Revolution: Part B (November-December 1835)
[Excerpt.] States that the army is in good spirits, cannon have arrived, etc. Has been too ill to carry out his duties. Pleads with the Consultation not to send any more ardent spirits. [Scroll down to the document.] Link to document. Stephen F. Austin to Andrew Briscoe, November 6, 1835.


4. The Texas Revolution: Part B (November-December 1835)
Stephen F. Austin to the Provisional Government of Texas, November 30, 1835. States why Texan volunteers have resisted Centralist rule, defends his service to Texas through the years and his decision to invest San Antonio. Link to document.


Texas Revolution: Battle of the Alamo
Battle of the Alamo Overview: During the early days of the Texas Revolution, a Texan force under Stephen F. Austin encircled the Mexican garrison in the town of San Antonio de Bexar. BÃ©xar On december, 11, 1835 after an-eight week, Siege'austin s men were able to Compel General Martin martÃn Perfecto de cos. to surrender


AUSTIN, STEPHEN FULLER
Stephen F. Austin, Plan for the Organization of Congress for the Empire of Mexico, April 8, 1823. Courtesy of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission. Map of Texas with Parts of Adjoining States (1833). Courtesy of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission.


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William Barret Travis was born on August 1, 1809 in South Carolina. Growing up in Alabama, young Travis went to school at the Sparta Academy, and later attended Claiborne Academy, where he was hired as a teacher.


AUSTIN, STEPHEN FULLER
Courtesy of the Library of Congress. AUSTIN, STEPHEN FULLER (1793â1836). Stephen Fuller Austin, founder of Anglo-American Texas, son of Moses and Maria (Brown) Austin, was born at the lead mines in southwestern Virginia on November 3, 1793. In 1798 Moses Austin moved his family to other lead mines in southeastern Missouri and established the town of Potosi in what is now Washington County.


4. The Texas Revolution: Part B (November-December 1835)
Stephen F. Austin to the president of the Consultation, November 8, 1835. States that he will remain in command of the troops outside San Antonio but considers himself not well suited to the task. Link to document. William H. Wharton to Stephen F. Austin, November 8, 1835.


4. The Texas Revolution: Part B (November-December 1835)
Suggestion: One might also find it useful to consult the list of documents and collections of documents at List 2, Texas in the Nineteenth Century: General.. Stephen F. Austin. Order Book, October 11-November 24, 1835.


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The siege of the Alamo took place during the Texas Revolution (1835-1836). Dates: Santa Anna's troops besieged the Alamo from February 23 to March 6, 1836. Armies & Commanders: Texans. 1  Colonel William Travis. 2  Jim Bowie. 3  Davy Crockett. 4  180-250 men. 5  21 guns.


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By January 1836, Travis was ordered to San Antonio to reinforce Colonel James C. Neill, the commander of the post of Bexar, bÃ©xar including The. Alamo unable to raise the 100 men, Requested travis arrived with only 30. volunteers


CCAR and DFAST Compliance
The Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review (CCAR) is an annual exercise by the Federal Reserve to ensure that institutions have robust, forward-looking capital planning processes that account for their unique risks and sufficient capital to continue operations throughout times of economic and financial stress.


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During the course of your service: 1  You may earn the right to a Regular Retirement. 2  You may also sustain an injury or a combat-related injury. 3  If you do, you may become entitled to a disability related retirement.


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DFAS Serves 21st Century Airmen. Air Force Maj. Gen. Mark Brown visited Defense Finance and Accounting Service headquarters here Sept. 16, 2015, during the agencyâs annual business meeting to speak about 21st Century Airmen and how DFAS could help service todayâs generation. Read more...


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The Dental Fear and Avoidance Scale (DFAS): Validation and application by Dempster, Laura J.; Locker, David; Swinson, Richard P. / Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene.


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When it is time to retire: 1  Your Branch of Service will send papers for Regular and Reserve and certain forms of Disability Retirement to DFAS R&A Pay. 2  We create an account and initiate your retirement payments.


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Retired and Annuitant (R&A) Pay is part of the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS), an agency under the Department of Defense (DoD). We are a payment agency. R&A Pay establishes, maintains and pays military retirees and their surviving spouses and other family members. We serve a community of 2.6 million military retirees and their surviving beneficiaries.


CCAR and DFAST Compliance
Experian can review and assess the bank holding companyâs portfolio(s) and provide a gap analysis and project design that parallels the FRB methodology, followed by data prep, development, integration, and validation of loss projections using PD, LGD, EAD models. 1  Probability of Default (PD). 2  Loss Given Default (LGD).


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Valid SmartDocs messages from DFAS are always sent in plain text, do not include attachments and do not ask you to send any information in response. Your email program may automatically convert a valid SmartDocs message into HTML and convert some text into clickable links.


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Join a local plumbers' union. A union can provide a fast track to your ultimate goal of becoming a journeyman plumber. But because of the high demand for membership, they can be hard to get into. Unions offer apprenticeship programs that blend classroom study and hands-on experience.


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Most programs span 4 years, after which novice plumbers can apply for their journeyman's license. Some of the minimum standards for acceptance in a plumbers' union include: Age: Most states require apprentice plumbers to be at least 18 years old. Education: A high school diploma or GED is a condition of acceptance to most plumbers' unions.


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To run a current county listing, you need to go to our public online Apprenticeship Registration and Tracking System web page and run the report Find an Apprenticeship Program by County, then follow steps 2, 3, and 4.


Plumber
Renew your plumber or reciprocal certificate. 1  Online: Pay renewal or reinstatement fee. 2  By mail: Print the Plumber, Medical Gas, or Trainee Renewal form (F627-019-000) and follow the directions. 3  In person: At any L&I field office.


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Pursuant to G.L. c.62C, s. 47A, the Division of Professional Licensure is required to obtain your social security number and forward it to the. Department of Revenue. The Department of Revenue will use your social security number to ascertain whether you are in compliance with the. tax laws of the Commonwealth.


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M.G.L. c. 13, Â§9 [hereinafter, âDivision of Professional Licensureâ] is registered under the provisions of. M.G.L. c. 6, Â§ 172 to receive CORI for the purpose of screening current and otherwise qualified. prospective license applicants and current licensees.


How To Become A Plumber | A Step By Step Guide To A Plumbing Career
Plumbing apprenticeship programs are open to anyone who has graduated high school and is 18 years of age. However, some apprentices are allowed in at 17 if theyâve graduated high school. The program lasts anywhere from 4 to 5 years and also has a specific minimum number of hours youâll need to log as an apprentice. In addition, apprentice plumbers are required to have a minimum of 144 hours of related classroom hours that may or may not be offered by your local plumberâs union. If they do not, you will need to find your own accredited plumbing courses or program to go with your on-the-job training.


PMP FAQ: 100+ Frequently Asked Questions about PMP Certification Exam for PMBOK 5
If you are unsure about being an apprentice, then it is recommended that you review the following information. 1  1. Qualities of a Successful Apprentice. 2  2. Find an apprenticeship program you would like to apply toâ¦. 3  3. Review the Apprenticeship Program Standards for the program(s) you want to apply forâ¦.


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Go to the webpage registered apprenticeship programs by county. The Acrobat (PDF) files on this page are sorted by County and then by occupation and list all registered apprenticeship programs that cover that county. Download the county file(s) that you want to review to our personal computer.


Plumber
make sure you can meet all of the requirements. 1  Requirements for applying for a plumber examination or reciprocal certificate. 2  Requirements for renewing your journey level, residential specialty or backflow specialty certification.


How to merge or combine multiple files
Merging Microsoft Word documents. To merge Word documents, you can merge those documents within Microsoft Word itself. To do this, open the first file in MS Word, and follow the steps for your version of Word. The steps are different because of the changes between the file menu and the Office ribbon. Microsoft Word 2010 or later (ribbon).


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Please follow the steps below to join multiple Excel worksheets into a single file in Excel. 1  Select the files for consolidation. 2  On Step 2 of the wizard, select the Consolidate worksheets with the same name to one sheet radio button. 3  On the Consolidation options step choose how you prefer to paste the data.


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Step 2. Click the Insert tab, then click the small Object menu within the Text group on the Ribbon. Related Reading: How to Email Merge From Excel. Step 3. Choose âObjectâ from the two drop-down options, then click the âCreate from Fileâ tab. Step 4. Browse to and double-click the Excel spreadsheet to merge. When you are returned to the Object window, click âOKâ to merge the data into the Word document.


How to merge or combine multiple files
Do this for each Excel file you want to merge, then place all the CSV files in the same folder. For ease, place them in a folder in the root of the C: drive (e.g. c:\csvfiles). Open the Windows command prompt and navigate to the folder containing the CSV files.


How to Merge Excel Data Into Word Documents
Step 1. Open Microsoft Word. To merge Excel data into an existing Word document, click the File tab and browse to the document. Scroll to the section where the Excel spreadsheet should be merged. It may be helpful to press âEnterâ a few times for some blank space or press âEnter-Ctrlâ for a blank page.


How To Merge Two Excel SpreadSheets Into One
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Do the following to combine several Excel 2013, 2010-2003 files into one: 1  Select the files for consolidation. 2  On Step 2 of the wizard, select the Copy the selected spreadsheets to one workbook radio button. 3  On the Consolidation options step choose how you prefer to combine data in Excel.


Mail Merge - Without Word
A companion file is available: Click here to download. Mail merge is the process of merging information from a database into a text document, and then printing the document. The result is a series of personalized documents. Normally, Microsoft Word is used for this type of operation. Word can perform a mail merge with data stored in an Excel workbook.


Ovulation Test FAQ
Basal Body Temperature only tells of your LH surge after it is over. That is why the BBT method cannot predict the LH surge. Ovulation tests will tell you - with pinpoint accuracy - when your chances for conception are greatest.


8 Ways to Test for Ovulation
For best results, take your temperature every day in the morning. For most accurate results you must: use a Basal Body Thermometer (a regular thermometer will not read your precise temperature). You need a thermometer that is accurate to 1/10th of a degree, so you might want to buy a BBT thermometer.


8 Ways to Test for Ovulation
If youâre not taking pregnancy tests, youâre taking ovulation testsâand your emotions are tested to the max. Ovulation indicates your fertile time of the month; these are the days when you should be trying to conceive. Suddenly, kits, sticks, and monitors hold the answers for your hopes for the future.


Ovulation Test FAQ
Ovulation Test FAQ. Ovulation Tests - or Ovulation Predictor Kits - allow you to predict, with great accuracy, your most fertile time of the month. Easy to use, OPKs can greatly increase your chances of becoming pregnant - if you use them correctly. Let our Ovulation Test FAQ help you enhance your predictive success!


How to work out which day to start testing
Ovulation Calculator. If you would like to use a Clearblue Ovulation Test and are wondering when you should start testing, this tool can help you. Please note that this Ovulation Calculator tool is only for the Clearblue Digital Ovulation Test (7 or 20 count packs) and the Easy Ovulation Kit. Just answer the two questions below and let us tell you when you should start testing.


8 Ways to Test for Ovulation
Over-the-counter ovulation tests help provide a sure thing when you donât want to guess or calculate when youâre ovulating. In your body, LH and estrogen levels increase around ovulation. LH, specifically, triggers your body to release an egg, so the surge occurs 1 to 1.5 days before ovulation occurs.


Sedimentary rock
Sedimentary rocks are types of rock that are formed by the deposition of material at the Earth 's surface and within bodies of water.hemical sedimentary rock forms when mineral constituents in solution become supersaturated and inorganically precipitate. Common chemical sedimentary rocks include oolitic limestone and rocks composed of evaporite minerals such as halite (rock salt), sylvite, barite and gypsum.


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POROSITY AND PERMEABILITY. Pore spaces are important because they can hold oil and gas, water for water supplies and deposits of hydrothermal minerals. The amount of pore space in a rock is called its. porosity.Volume of pore space. Porosity = ----------------------------------- x 100.Total volume of rock.lay in particular loses porosity through this process, whilst sandstone often lose porosity as calcite and silica minerals grow in the pore spaces. Permeability. is the measure of the ease with which fluids can pass through rocks.


Sedimentary rock
The sedimentary rock cover of the continents of the Earth's crust is extensive, but the total contribution of sedimentary rocks is estimated to be only 8% of the total volume of the crust. Sedimentary rocks are only a thin veneer over a crust consisting mainly of igneous and metamorphic rocks.hemical sedimentary rock forms when mineral constituents in solution become supersaturated and inorganically precipitate. Common chemical sedimentary rocks include oolitic limestone and rocks composed of evaporite minerals such as halite (rock salt), sylvite, barite and gypsum.


Porosity and Permeability
Most oil and gas has been produced from sandstones. These rocks usually have high porosity, and are usually âhigh perm.â Porosity and permeability are absolutely necessary to make a productive oil or gas well.The petroleum geologist must stay focused on the porosity and permeability of the prospective reservoir.orosity. Porosity of a rock is a measure of its ability to hold a fluid. Mathematically, porosity is the open space in a rock divided by the total rock volume (solid + space or holes). Porosity is normally expressed as a pecentage of the total rock which is taken up by pore space.


Sedimentary rock
Particles that form a sedimentary rock by accumulating are called sediment. Before being deposited, sediment was formed by weathering and erosion in a source area, and then transported to the place of deposition by water, wind, ice, mass movement or glaciers which are called agents of denudation.hemical sedimentary rock forms when mineral constituents in solution become supersaturated and inorganically precipitate. Common chemical sedimentary rocks include oolitic limestone and rocks composed of evaporite minerals such as halite (rock salt), sylvite, barite and gypsum.


What is an example of a sedimentary rock that is porous but not permeable?
Shale is a fine-grained sedimentary rock that can have high porosity, yet can be nearly impermeable due to the poorly interconnected voids.hale is a fine-grained sedimentary rock that can have high porosity, yet can be nearly impermeable due to the poorly interconnected voids.


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Sedimentary rocks are rock particles and mineral grains (sediments) deposited in a fluid (water or air) and subsequently transformed to rocks (lithified). They typically occur in layers (strata) separated by bedding planes and differences in composition.edimentary rocks are rock particles and mineral grains (sediments) deposited in a fluid (water or air) and subsequently transformed to rocks (lithified). They typically occur in layers (strata) separated by bedding planes and differences in composition.


Sedimentary rock
The size, form and orientation of clasts or minerals in a rock is called its texture. The texture is a small-scale property of a rock, but determined many of its large-scale properties, such as the density, porosity or permeability.hemical sedimentary rock forms when mineral constituents in solution become supersaturated and inorganically precipitate. Common chemical sedimentary rocks include oolitic limestone and rocks composed of evaporite minerals such as halite (rock salt), sylvite, barite and gypsum.


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The permeability of the rock samples is likely to be â permeable-sandstone, chalk; impermeable â clay, slate, marble, granite.This may vary according to the samples, e.g. some sandstones may have a mixture of grain sizes and may have poor permeability.ermeable sandstone underground can store water (or oil and gas). Impermeable slate can be used on roofs of buildings to keep the water out. Impermeable rocks can also be used as facing stones on buildings or gravestones, and nice-looking ones (eg. granite) are used for kitchen work surfaces.


Introduction to rocks
Rocks are made of grains that fit together. Each grain in the rock is made from a mineral, which is a chemical compound. The grains in a rock can be different colours, shapes and sizes.Granite has interlocking grains. Sandstone has rounded grains. Some types of rock have interlocking grains that fit tightly together.Granite is a rock with interlocking grains.ach grain in the rock is made from a mineral, which is a chemical compound. The grains in a rock can be different colours, shapes and sizes. Granite has interlocking grains. Sandstone has rounded grains. Some types of rock have interlocking grains that fit tightly together. Granite is a rock with interlocking grains.


The processing of the application : the interview and the processing time
Depending on the purpose and the motive and length of your stay in France, you can apply for one of the below categories of long stay visa. 1. The long stay visa VLS-TS (Visa de Long SÃ©jour valant Titre de SÃ©jour) allows you to stay in France for more than 3 months and maximum up to 12 months.


Transit VisaC
You must take several steps to apply for a visa. The order of these steps and how you complete them may vary at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate where you apply. Please consult the instructions available on the embassy or consulate website where you will apply.


How do I get a transit visa?
How do I get a transit visa? You can apply for a transit visa by filling out the application for a Temporary Resident Visa and selecting transit visa from the list of options on the form. You may not need a transit visa if you are travelling to or from the United States. The Transit Without Visa program (TWOV) and the China Transit Program (CTP) allow certain foreign nationals to transit through Canada on their way to and from the United States without a Canadian transit visa, if they meet certain requirements.


The processing of the application : the interview and the processing time
Depending on the duration and the purpose of your stay in France and in the DOM TOM CTOM , a short stay visa or a long stay visa may be issued. A short stay means a stay less than 90 days within any 180 day period. There are two different categories of short stay visas (1-90 days): The Airport Transit Visa, and.


Transit VisaC
Online Nonimmigrant Visa Application, Form DS-160 - Learn more about completing the DS-160. You must: 1) complete the online visa application and 2) print the application form confirmation page to bring to your interview.


Declarations and Definitions (C++)
A function is declared but never referenced with a function call or with an expression that takes the function's address. A class is used only in a way that does not require its definition be known. However, the class must be declared. The following code illustrates such a case: Copy.


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/tmp/cce2gpMN.o: In function `aClass::aClassFun(double)': module_2.cpp:(.text+0x1a0): multiple definition of `aClass::aClassFun(double)'. /tmp/cco6b7Gk.o:module_1.cpp:(.text+0x1a0): first defined here. I did google this error but I could not find similar conditions. I would really appreciate some help.


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have a header ï¬le, since it normally uses functionality in the other modules, rather than providing functionality to them. A well organized C++ program has a good choice of modules, and properly constructed header ï¬les that make it easy to understand. and access the functionality in a module.


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C++ Header File Guidelines. David Kieras, EECS Dept., University of Michigan. Revised for EECS 381, April 2015. This document is similar to the corresponding document for C, but includes some material speciï¬c to C++. What should be in the header ï¬les for a complex project? C and C++ programs normally take the form of a collection of separately.


Input/output (C++)
Input/output (C++) In the C++ programming language, input/output library refers to a family of class templates and supporting functions in the C++ Standard Library that implement stream-based input/output capabilities. It is an object-oriented alternative to C's FILE-based streams from the C standard library. Contents.


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module_1.cpp & module_2.cpp will be compiled seperately with their own defintions of the constructor and aClassFun(). So when the linker is trying to combine all of your compiled code into one file.. it will come across multiple definitions. Move your defintions for aClass out of the header and into its own file,


Publix
Publix Super Markets, Inc. , commonly known as Publix, is an employee-owned, American supermarket chain based in Lakeland, Florida.Publix operates throughout the Southeast, with locations in Florida (764), Georgia (182), Alabama (59), South Carolina (53), Tennessee (38), and North Carolina (10).Founded in 1930 by George W. Jenkins, Publix is a private corporation that is wholly owned by present and past employees.ublix operates throughout the Southeast, with locations in Florida (764), Georgia (182), Alabama (59), South Carolina (53), Tennessee (38), and North Carolina (10).


Publix
In 2011, Publix announced they would be moving into the North Carolina market, first opening stores in Charlotte, North Carolina, and later announced construction of a new store in Asheville, North Carolina.ublix operates throughout the Southeast, with locations in Florida (764), Georgia (182), Alabama (59), South Carolina (53), Tennessee (38), and North Carolina (10).


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Savor More Shortcuts. Skip to the good part with Publix Online Easy Ordering-there's no line online and save even more time with your own Publix account: View your history or favorite orders and add what you want to your basket in one quick click.Hurry and sign up today.avor More Shortcuts. Skip to the good part with Publix Online Easy Ordering-there's no line online and save even more time with your own Publix account: View your history or favorite orders and add what you want to your basket in one quick click. Hurry and sign up today.


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Savor More Shortcuts. Skip to the good part with Publix Online Easy Ordering-there's no line online and save even more time with your own Publix account: View your history or favorite orders and add what you want to your basket in one quick click.Hurry and sign up today.BROWSE PRODUCTS VIEW MY ORDER.avor More Shortcuts. Skip to the good part with Publix Online Easy Ordering-there's no line online and save even more time with your own Publix account: View your history or favorite orders and add what you want to your basket in one quick click. Hurry and sign up today. BROWSE PRODUCTS VIEW MY ORDER.


New Stores
Explore new stores. If you wonder if a new store is coming to your area or an area where you'll soon be living, go to our new store openings list. You won't find recruiting information as far in advance as the signs on new Publix store windows, but it sometimes includes stores still looking for applications.ublix fills most management positions in a new store with managers who transfer from other Publix stores. That way we know new store teams will learn Publix's best practices in customer service, product quality, and superlative execution. For more information, visit store management opportunities for details.


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92% I'm proud to tell others I work here. 91% Our facilities contribute to a good working environment. 90% What They Do We asked Publix Super Markets Inc. to explain what they do. Here is what they had to say.Publix has more than 1,000 grocery stores in six U.S. states.We also have distribution, warehousing and manufacturing facilities that make Publix brand products. Our mission is to be the premier quality food retailer in the world.0% What They Do We asked Publix Super Markets Inc. to explain what they do. Here is what they had to say.Publix has more than 1,000 grocery stores in six U.S. states. We also have distribution, warehousing and manufacturing facilities that make Publix brand products.


Which Publix stores are hiring right now?
So if youâre looking for an opportunity to work at a Publix store, here is my advice: 1  Go to the Job Application Center kiosk in the Publix store where you most want to work. 2  You will need 30-40 minutes to complete the application process. Go to the Job Application Center kiosk in the Publix store where you most want to work. 2  You will need 30-40 minutes to complete the application process. 3  The JAC, as we call it, is usually at the front of the store. 4  If you canât find it, any store associate can show you where it is.


Which Publix stores are hiring right now?
Thank you for your interest in working at Publix! We receive 2 million applications a year in our stores, so the managers canât respond to all of them. My recommendation is to speak with a manager at the store where you want to work and explain why you think you would be a great Publix associate. Go to the Job Application Center kiosk in the Publix store where you most want to work. 2  You will need 30-40 minutes to complete the application process. 3  The JAC, as we call it, is usually at the front of the store. 4  If you canât find it, any store associate can show you where it is.


Which Publix stores are hiring right now?
1 Go to the Job Application Center kiosk in the Publix store where you most want to work. 2  You will need 30-40 minutes to complete the application process. 3  The JAC, as we call it, is usually at the front of the store.4  If you canât find it, any store associate can show you where it is. Go to the Job Application Center kiosk in the Publix store where you most want to work. 2  You will need 30-40 minutes to complete the application process. 3  The JAC, as we call it, is usually at the front of the store. 4  If you canât find it, any store associate can show you where it is.


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The Sea Islands along the southeastern coast are among the most beautiful properties in the world. St. Phillips Island located near the historic seaport of Beaufort, South Carolina is one of the most spectacular. It is a totally private island with a subtropical forest and long white beaches stretching along the Atlantic Ocean. The island is accessed from the mainland by boat.


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Multimedia Speaker DV-5160. Five satellite speakers and a 60W subwoofer perfect for a cinematic effect for your movie marathon with family and friends. Connectivity, online browsing and video streaming is made easier with the Devant DTV700 Smart TV.


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Other documents prove many marriages between people known to have lived in the county from the first settlement up to 1834, for which no original bond or recorded marriage could be located. 1  End of Page 324 - The Early Records of Georgia, Volume II, Wilkes County - Start of Page 325.


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The following items have been extracted from The Early Records of Georgia, Volume II, Wilkes County abstracted and compiled by Grace Gillam Davidson, published in 1933 at Macon, GA. NOTE: End of Page notations refer to the page numbers of the original (1933) Mrs. Davidson book.


DeVant TVs Price List in the Philippines April 2018
DeVant has brought forward several new technological advances in the last couple of years. This is the reason as to why the Filipino community is so fond of this brand. Several new TV products are coming in the markets. This company has already brought LED TVs in Philippines, along with Smart 3D technology as well as Ultra HD monitors for a better display and improved pixel rate.


Davante Adams
Davante Adams. Davante Lavell Adams (born December 24, 1992) is an American football wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League (NFL). He was drafted by the Packers in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft. He played college football at Fresno State.


DeVant TVs Price List in the Philippines April 2018
DeVant has improved home entertainment TVs in Philippines. Home entertainment goods and other similar electronics products in Philippines are very rich in number and quality.


Mileage rates for business purposes
2201 Posts. 19 December 2013 at 9:18am. The AA rate for this car would be 64c per km. However, our rates are based on a car at the 3rd year of age where depreciation is a significant component.On a 10 or so year old car such as your 206, it would be much less, so the 62c per km your employer is paying is quite generous.201 Posts. 19 December 2013 at 9:18am. The AA rate for this car would be 64c per km. However, our rates are based on a car at the 3rd year of age where depreciation is a significant component.


Mileage rates for business purposes
19 December 2013 at 9:01am. As you say, the IRD rate is 77c per km, however the AA rates are also acceptable to the IRD, but are calculated on the type of vehicle. Hence, a small car up to 1.5 litre is 53.2c per km and the rate goes up depending on the car to $1.07 per km for a large car over 3.5 litres.201 Posts. 19 December 2013 at 9:18am. The AA rate for this car would be 64c per km. However, our rates are based on a car at the 3rd year of age where depreciation is a significant component.


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Per km rate R 5.70 R 0.80 R 6.50Rate at which additional kmâs over and above 40 km's roundtrip are to be charged. Accident tow R 1 280.70 R 179.30 R 1 460.00Covers 40 km's roundtrip of the first tow from the initial accident scene using a rollback.asement / Parking removal R 337.72 R 47.28 R 385.00Covers removing a vehicle from a height restricted parking area.Mercedes Benz Sprinter equivalent (within 40 km's round trip) R 587.72 R 82.28 R 670.00Tow rate for a vehicle which has the same dimensions as the single axle Mercedes Benz Sprinter.


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You also need to know the purchase price. Since it's almost 2010 I'll assume 15000km / year, purchase price at R125,000 to R150,000 also based on an older wholesale diesel price, and a 1900cc I come out with R2.84 per km.\ I see Tech People \E & OE.\ I see Tech People \E & OE.ince it's almost 2010 I'll assume 15000km / year, purchase price at R125,000 to R150,000 also based on an older wholesale diesel price, and a 1900cc I come out with R2.84 per km. \ I see Tech People \E & OE.


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Travel rate per Km. Hi All I would like to get an idea of what other employers are paying as a travel rate per KM. Please can some people just post below the rate and the region they based: ie: Durban and 3.50/km Thanks.10-03-2014 11:01 AM #2. used to be able to get hold of the AA rates backing table which allowed me to work our an AA rate for a host of different vehicles but this has not been updated since 2012 and so I cant use it anymore.


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Hi Guys Does any1 know where to find the AA rates for a Polo 1.9 TDI? Year: 2008 Mileage: 30 000 Engine Size: 2000 CC I had a look on the AA wesbite but apparantly I need to be an AA member http://www.aa.co.za/home/advisory_se...alculator.aspx.ince it's almost 2010 I'll assume 15000km / year, purchase price at R125,000 to R150,000 also based on an older wholesale diesel price, and a 1900cc I come out with R2.84 per km. \ I see Tech People \E & OE.


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These rates are based on the average real costs (including VAT) that would be incurred to maintain a vehicle with the stated engine capacity. They are calculated using actual expense data for 150 000 km's of travel for each category size of vehicle..2.2 TYRES. The tyre rates reflect the average retail costs in cents per km (including VAT) for the typical standard tyres fitted to vehicles within each category based on LeasePlan s assumed kilometre tyre life on each vehicle.


Save time and money with free rates calculator
Thank you for using the AA Vehicle Rates Calculator! Your rate per kilometre is R2.68. Your official AA Vehicle Rates Calculator Certificate. has been emailed to you using the address you provided.o use the calculator you need to go to the AA site at: http://www.aa.co.za/on-the-road/calculator-tools/rates-calculator.html and follow the easy steps. You will need your carâs make, model, engine size, fuel type, model year and purchase price.


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490335 kms   SC84: Actually it's 11,078 km or 6,884 miles. See http://www.timeanddate.com   If you flew 490335 km you would be flying for 30 days straight (it would be a â¦ 700 hour flight).00,000 kilometers per second x 60 sec x 60 will give you km/h   1 080 000 000 km/h-just over 1 billion kilometers per hour.


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The fuel cost cents per km calculation is then determined by multiplying the fuel factor by the Rands and cents cost of the fuel. For example: 8.18 x R3.61 gives a fuel rate of 29.53 cents per km. 4. ADJUSTMENT FOR VEHICLE TYPE & EXTRAORDINARY USE. Add the following percentages to the Running Costs only..2.2 TYRES. The tyre rates reflect the average retail costs in cents per km (including VAT) for the typical standard tyres fitted to vehicles within each category based on LeasePlan s assumed kilometre tyre life on each vehicle.


ArticleInfluence of breathing technique on arterial blood pressure during heavy weight lifting
Any training method that ameliorates the pressor effect of exercise should reduce the risk of stroke. The objective of this study was to observe the influence of breathing technique on arterial blood pressure (BP) generated during heavy, dynamic weight lifting. BP was recorded in 10 male athletes by radial artery catheteriza- tion. Each subject then performed double-leg press sets at 85% and 100% of maximum.


What Are The Long Term Effects of Weight Lifting?
Weight training will improve muscle size and boost your metabolism. Weightlifting can have many positive long term effects on your overall well-being. The four primary benefits are improved strength, increased muscle mass and metabolism, improved coordination and improved bone mineral density. Each of these benefits results from aspects of weight training that are unique to its use.


ArticleInfluence of breathing technique on arterial blood pressure during heavy weight lifting
Influence of breathing technique on arterial blood pressure during heavy weight lifting. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1995;76:457-62. â¢ Arterial hypertension occurring during heavy resistance exercise may be a risk factor for stroke in healthy young adults.


What is the proper way to breathe during strength training?
A Greg Augustyn , NASM Elite Trainer , Fitness, answered. People are often unsure how to breathe during a particular exercise or lift. A general rule is to exhale under control while you are lifting the weight and inhale with control while lowering the weight or resistance. This sometimes puzzles people because the starting position of the exercise dictates the way you should breathe.


What Are The Long Term Effects of Weight Lifting?
Poor breathing form when performing weight training can have an adverse long-term affect on your heart. Holding your breath while lifting will increase your blood pressure dramatically and requires your heart to pump against a greater resistance. This can enlarge your heart and lead to complications later in life.


Importance of Breathing When Lifting Weights
Inhale, Exhale. The basic rule for breathing when you are lifting weights is to inhale while preparing and exhale while exerting. For a barbell bench press, for instance, take in a deep breath as you lower the bar to your chest, then exhale completely as you press the bar back up to arm's length.


Importance of Breathing When Lifting Weights
Walk into any fitness center, exercise arena or weight-training room and you will hear a lot of heavy breathing. It is an essential element in lifting weights because breathing properly will increase the effectiveness of the workout. Breathing improperly can lead to high blood pressure and sometimes serious medical problems. Any person who lifts weights or performs similar resistance training needs to learn correct breathing technique.


What is the proper way to breathe during strength training?
This is because you are actually lifting the weight or resistance; simply inhale while returning to the start position and repeat. Some exceptions are the bench press, squat or lunge and their variations. During these lifts you are actually lowering the resistance first and the lift portion is second.


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1MZ-FE is non-interference. All: I just received this email from a Service Coordinator at my local Toyota dealership and repair place. It's now official that my 1998 Toyota Avalon engine is non-interference.Thank you to everyone who helped me with this question.Here is Mira's email below. Keith Lee Hi Keith, Your 1998 Avalon has a 6cylinder engine and a timing belt, this constitutes that your engine is non-interference.If you have any further questions please respond to this email or feel free to call us directly at the phone number listed below.eith Lee Hi Keith, Your 1998 Avalon has a 6cylinder engine and a timing belt, this constitutes that your engine is non-interference. If you have any further questions please respond to this email or feel free to call us directly at the phone number listed below.


1mz-fe, interference or non interference engine
I have a 2000 Avalon. I checked up the website to see if it had an interferece engine..And the answer was all over the place! For starters, Gates says it is interference. However, it also says that the same 1mz-fe engine is non interferece on Camrys 1998-2004 but it is interferece on same year Soloras.ome say it becomes interference if it is VVTI. Then some Toyoya/Lexus techs say that is not true. And he further says he works on Lexus/Toyotas but has never seen any engine damaged from a breaking timing belt. If you google 1mz-fe interference  you will see what I mean.


Toyota MZ engine
The Toyota MZ engine family is a V6 piston engine series. The MZ series has an aluminium engine block and aluminium alloy DOHC cylinder heads. The cylinders are lined with cast iron, and is of a closed deck design (no open space between the bores). The engine is a 60 degree V6 design.he 2MZ-FE is a 2.5 L (2496 cc) engine replacing the 4VZ-FE as the worldwide 2.5 L V6. Bore is 87.5 mm and stroke is 69.2 mm.


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Results 1 to 10 of 16. Discuss 1MZ-FE is non-interference in the alt.autos.toyota forum at Car Dealer Forums; All: I just received this email from a Service Coordinator at my local Toyota dealership ...eith Lee Hi Keith, Your 1998 Avalon has a 6cylinder engine and a timing belt, this constitutes that your engine is non-interference. If you have any further questions please respond to this email or feel free to call us directly at the phone number listed below.


1MZ-FE Toyota engine
Toyota's 1MZ-FE was a 3.0-litre petrol engine with a 60-degree 'V' angle. With its aluminium alloy cylinder block, the 1MZ-FE engine had a service weight of 151 kg and replaced Toyotaâs 3VZ-FE engine.The 1MZ-FE was a non-interference engine. In Australia, the 1MZ-FE engine was first introduced in the Lexus XV20 ES 300 and followed in the XV20 Camry and XV20 Vienta.ith its aluminium alloy cylinder block, the 1MZ-FE engine had a service weight of 151 kg and replaced Toyotaâs 3VZ-FE engine. The 1MZ-FE was a non-interference engine.


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2004 switched to the 3MZ-FE. Based on this forum post:http://www.siennachat.com/forum/185-problems-maintenance-rep...it sounds like the 2004 2nd gen definitely has an interference engine with the 3MZ-FE.The 1MZ-FE seems interesting, lots of discussion and maybe even misinformation.'m looking at a used 2002 Toyota Sienna LE. It's got 149K miles on it, and as far as the owner can remember, he's never replaced the timing belt.Does the 2002 Toyota Sienna LE have a non-interference engine?I searched and searched trying to find some definitive answer to this question, but I can't.


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Looks to me like all 3.0L Toyotas are non-interference, except for the 1998 2JZ-GE. And you're not going to find that one in the Sienna.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_JZ_engineHere's info on the engine in the Siennahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_MZ_engineThe 1MZ-FE covered Siennas through 2003.'m looking at a used 2002 Toyota Sienna LE. It's got 149K miles on it, and as far as the owner can remember, he's never replaced the timing belt.Does the 2002 Toyota Sienna LE have a non-interference engine?I searched and searched trying to find some definitive answer to this question, but I can't.


Toyota MZ engine
The 1MZ-FE with VVT-i is used in the Avalon, Highlander, Sienna and Camry. Output is 210 hp (156 kW) at 5800 rpm with 222 lbÂ·ft (328 NÂ·m) of torque at 4400 rpm.Early versions of the VVT-i 1MZ used a dual throttle body, cast aluminum intake manifold, and EGR block off plates on the exhaust manifolds.he 2MZ-FE is a 2.5 L (2496 cc) engine replacing the 4VZ-FE as the worldwide 2.5 L V6. Bore is 87.5 mm and stroke is 69.2 mm.


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The 1MZ-FE is a 3.0 L (2994 cc) engine. Bore is 87.5 mm and stroke is 83 mm. Output is 168â190 hp @ 5200â5400 rpm with 183â193 lbÂ·ft of torque at 4400 rpm.he 2MZ-FE is a 2.5 L (2496 cc) engine replacing the 4VZ-FE as the worldwide 2.5 L V6. Bore is 87.5 mm and stroke is 69.2 mm.


How can you tell if your engine in interferance or non interferance?
   So MZ-FE engines are non interference unless they are a VVT-i type.    Let's go to the part titled 1MZ-FE. A 'non-interference engine' is designed so that if the timing belt or chain breaks while running, the valves will not strike the piston tops.


Lancets and Lancing
Lancets. Although some diabetics prick themselves with a lancet, most prefer to use a special lancing device. Lancing devices are designed to firmly grip the lancet, and are operated by simply clicking a button.


What are diabetic lancets?
Make sure the device you are considering will help you get a drop of blood that is large enough for your meter. Not all lancets fit all devices, so do your homework. Make sure that you can easily get replacement lancets to fit your device. Check the prices for replacement lancets as you compare devices.


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1 Lancet (surgery) , a cutting instrument with a double-edged blade. 2  Blood lancet, a pricking needle used to obtain drops of blood for testing. 3  Vaccination Lancet, a (usually five) pointed instrument used for (chicken pox or smallpox)vaccination.


What are diabetic lancets?
Lancets are sterile the first time only, so donât share lancets or lancing devices. Lancets can become dull after multiple uses, making future fingersticks more painful, so change them when needed to fit your comfort level. Many blood glucose meters come with lancing devices.


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lancet noun [C]. âº a âsmall âknife with two âcutting âedges and a âsharp âpoint that a âdoctor uses when âcutting the âskin. (Definition of lancet from the Cambridge Advanced Learnerâs Dictionary & Thesaurus Â© Cambridge University Press).


What are diabetic lancets?
Diabetic lancets are used to puncture the skin to get a blood sample that you test to determine how much glucose is in your blood. They are usually made of sharp steel encased in hard plastic and come in various gauges. A higher gauge produces a smaller puncture and may be less painful.


Lancets and Lancing
Lancets and Lancing. Lancing devices are used to prick the skin to draw blood. Lancing is an essential part of successful diabetes management for many diabetics. Lancets are the small, sharp objects that are used to prick the skin. This piercing of the skin allows you to draw a small drop of blood to the surface in order to test blood glucose levels using a blood glucose monitor and blood glucose test strips.


Lancet
Lancet may refer to: 1  In medicine: 2  Lancet (surgery) , a cutting instrument with a double-edged blade. 3  Blood lancet, a pricking needle used to obtain drops of blood for testing.


Hornbeam
The common English name hornbeam derives from the hardness of the woods (likened to horn) and the Old English beam, a tree (cognate with German Baum).


Temperate Deciduous Forest Facts
Definition: two opening one for food one for waste, brain and nervous system, respitory and circulatory systems. Description of Where it Lives: can be found in all temperate deciduous forest, but most. often found in North Eastern America, most-likely on tree leaves, or on lush green ground. Common name: Not assigned.


DA deciduous teeth
mand central incisors, max central incisor, max lateral incisor, mand lateral incisor, both 1st molars, both canines, both 2nd molars. development of deciduous teeth begins when. 4-5 weeks in utero. when is enamel completed.


deciduous
1. Shedding or losing foliage at the end of the growing season: deciduous trees. 2. Falling off or shed at a specific season or stage of growth: deciduous antlers; deciduous leaves. 3. Of or relating to the primary teeth.


Dental Anatomy Sec. 1
UTHSC- School of Dentistry Concise Dental Anatomy and Morphology Unit #1 Dr. Frey.


Hornbeam
Hornbeams are small to medium-sized trees, Carpinus betulus reaching a height of 32 m. The leaves are deciduous, alternate, and simple with a serrated margin, and typically vary from 3â10 cm in length. The flowers are wind-pollinated pendulous catkins, produced in spring.


Hornbeam
Hornbeams yield a very hard timber, giving rise to the name ironwood. Dried heartwood billets are nearly white and are suitable for decorative use. For general carpentry, hornbeam is rarely used, partly due to the difficulty of working it.


deciduous
shedding the leaves annually, as certain trees and shrubs. 2. falling off or shed at a particular season, stage of growth, etc., as leaves, horns, or teeth. 3. not permanent; transitory. Origin of deciduous.


deciduous
Shedding leaves at the end of a growing season and regrowing them at the beginning of the next growing season. Most deciduous plants bear flowers and have woody stems and broad rather than needlelike leaves. Maples, oaks, elms, and aspens are deciduous. Compare evergreen. See more at abscission.


DA deciduous teeth
Leeway space. arch circumference difference between primary canine and 1st and 2nd primary molars, and permanent canine and premolars. occurs in both arches-bigger in mandible(3.6mm) vs maxilla(1.5mm) may change because permanent anteriors are bigger, but premolars that replace molars are smaller-causing shift.


ARCTIC Freezer 13 Pro CO Heatsink Review
The wiring for the VRM cooling fan is permanently mounted to the fan and the fan isnât removable. Like the Freezer 13, the Freezer 13 Pro CO comes with a pre-applied application of their ARCTIC MX-4, which is a very good thermal compound.irst up are the results I got with this heatsink as compared to the Freezer 13 and my OEM 980X heatsink: As you can see here, the Freezer 13 Pro CO easily bests its older brother, but the 980X heatsink still beats this heatsink in outright performance.


ARCTIC Freezer 13 Pro CO Heatsink Review
Also confusing is that ARCTIC also sells a heatsink called the Freezer 13 Pro, which looks to be a direct copy of this heatsink except for the color of the plastic used in the fan rotor. I suspect that the regular Freezer 13 Pro uses a cheaper bearing package than the CO model.irst up are the results I got with this heatsink as compared to the Freezer 13 and my OEM 980X heatsink: As you can see here, the Freezer 13 Pro CO easily bests its older brother, but the 980X heatsink still beats this heatsink in outright performance.


Arctic Freezer 13 Heatsink Review
Since this heatsink seems more directed towards better cooling than the stock Intel or AMD heatsink than trying to meet or beat the other high performance coolers on the market, I decided to test two OEM Intel LGA1366 coolers I have to compare the differences between them and the Freezer 13.n closing, I would like to thank Arctic for supplying me with the Freezer 13 review sample as well a new tube of MX-2 thermal compound which I use for my heatsink testing.


Your Guide to Understanding CPU Fan and Heatsink Compatibility
This led to the installation of heatsinks and fans as standard items on computer CPUs. The purpose of a heatsink or fan is to remove the heat from the CPU (or other chip) and dissipate it into the air. To do this, the heat first must be transmitted from the CPU to the heatsink.he heat pipe carries the heat away from the CPU, to the computerâs fan, which then helps dissipate the heat. In desktop or tower systems, heat pipes are some of the largest cooling solutions available. However, they are more effective at drawing the heat from the CPU and dissipating it.


ARCTIC Freezer 13 Pro CO Heatsink Review
Comparing these specifications to the earlier Freezer 13, we see some changes between the products. Instead of using a 92 mm fan, ARCTIC upgraded this model to a 120 mm fan and expanded the size of the fin stack to match the fan size.irst up are the results I got with this heatsink as compared to the Freezer 13 and my OEM 980X heatsink: As you can see here, the Freezer 13 Pro CO easily bests its older brother, but the 980X heatsink still beats this heatsink in outright performance.


ARCTIC Freezer 13 Pro CO Heatsink Review
Doing a search for the ARCTIC Freezer 13 Pro CO doesnât turn up much. The only link I found to it was to a store called AirTech IT and they show out of stock for a price of $55.26. At $25.00 this heatsink looks to be a decent bargain for the non-CO version.irst up are the results I got with this heatsink as compared to the Freezer 13 and my OEM 980X heatsink: As you can see here, the Freezer 13 Pro CO easily bests its older brother, but the 980X heatsink still beats this heatsink in outright performance.


ARCTIC Freezer 13 Pro CO Heatsink Review
First up are the results I got with this heatsink as compared to the Freezer 13 and my OEM 980X heatsink: As you can see here, the Freezer 13 Pro CO easily bests its older brother, but the 980X heatsink still beats this heatsink in outright performance.irst up are the results I got with this heatsink as compared to the Freezer 13 and my OEM 980X heatsink: As you can see here, the Freezer 13 Pro CO easily bests its older brother, but the 980X heatsink still beats this heatsink in outright performance.


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Summary. Based on the Freezer 7 Pro, the Freezer i11 has been improved airflow, cooling performance, noise level and transport-proofness.Whether you are an expert at installing electronics or this is your first time; the Freezer i11 is just a few minutes away from being installed.ummary. Based on the Freezer 7 Pro, the Freezer i11 has been improved airflow, cooling performance, noise level and transport-proofness.


Arctic Freezer 13 Heatsink Review
Both the Freezer 13 and the 980X heatsinks fare much better and at this level of overclock they are running neck and neck for cooling performance. Next, we will chart the Freezer 13 against the 980X heatsink at 4 GHz, which is my normal testing overclock and loads the heatsinks to a bit over 200 watts of heatload.n closing, I would like to thank Arctic for supplying me with the Freezer 13 review sample as well a new tube of MX-2 thermal compound which I use for my heatsink testing.


Arctic Freezer 13 Heatsink Review
1 Superior Cooling Capacity â With detailed engineering design, the Freezer 13 comprises of four U-shaped high performance heatpipes and 45 efficiently formed aluminum fins. 2  The maximum cooling capacity for this cooler is 200W and is able to dissipate massive heat that is produced in high-end CPUS, such as Intel Core i7.n closing, I would like to thank Arctic for supplying me with the Freezer 13 review sample as well a new tube of MX-2 thermal compound which I use for my heatsink testing.


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Early vitamin B12 cravings include decreased energy: weakness, fatigue, light-headedness, rapid heartbeat (tachycardia), panting; dermatological and dental indictions: pallor, easy bruising, sore tongue, bleeding gums; gastric disturbance: upset stomach, weight loss, diarrhea or constipation.


Do You Have Excessive Food Cravings? Low-Levels of Dopamine may be the Problem
Individuals with an excessive craving for food and other pleasure satisfying substances and activities, dopamine deficiency is usually the culprit and due to an association with the dopamine D2 receptor gene (DRD2) A1 allele and other polymorphisms (gene variations) involved in the brain reward cascade.


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The easiest way for the average person to maintain adequate levels of vitamin B12 is to ingest it within foods. A full day's supply of vitamin B12 can be obtained by eating 1 egg, 1 chicken breast (6 oz) and 1 cup of plain yogurt.


Do You Have Excessive Food Cravings? Low-Levels of Dopamine may be the Problem
An article in the Huffington Post, â Do Food Cravings Indicate Nutritional Deficiency ,â states that: What you crave may be steeped in the culture â such as old tropes, like women crave chocolate, or advertising/marketing visuals that command you to âcraveâ â or it may be based in childhood [and memory].


Sugar Craving: a Disease of Energy Production
And presto when we eat sugar we feel happy. Thus sugary foods helps to increase serotonin production. The trouble is that addiction to sugary foods may aggravate the inherent insulin resistance, that is the very cause of sugar addiction.


Do You Have Excessive Food Cravings? Low-Levels of Dopamine may be the Problem
Apples are high in quercitin, a potent antioxidant, and may help prevent neurodegenerative diseases and stimulate dopamine production. Â· Drink a daily dose of watermelon juice, which is high in vitamin B-6, an important nutrient for dopamine production Â· Foods containing folate help the brain produce more dopamine. Good sources of folate are found in most leafy green vegetables, broccoli, cauliflower, lentils, garbanzo beans, black beans, and papaya.


Sugar Craving: a Disease of Energy Production
When we have Insulin Resistance leading to hypoglycemic symptoms, the body is craving for biological energy, because cells are starved of glucose that is NOT converted to energy, when we have insulin resistance. This can also lead to weight gain as excess unused glucose is stored in fat cells.


Do You Have Excessive Food Cravings? Low-Levels of Dopamine may be the Problem
Â· Drink a daily dose of watermelon juice, which is high in vitamin B-6, an important nutrient for dopamine production. Â· Foods containing folate help the brain produce more dopamine.


7 nutrient deficiencies that can make you sick
Vitamin B12 is required for proper red blood cell formation, neurological function, and DNA synthesis. Vitamin B12 deficiency can have a number of possible causes. Typically it occurs in people whose digestive systems do not adequately absorb the vitamin from the foods they eat.


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Vitamin B12, also known as methylcobalamin or cyanocobalamin, is an indispensable nutrient commonly found in a variety of non-plant based foods, such as fish, shellfish, meat, eggs, and dairy products. Because animal products provide optimum food sources for vitamin B12, vegans have the greatest risk for deficiency.


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(post #101739, reply #9 of 9) I have framed alot of tall walls out of 2x6 LSL studs and plate, makes for nice and straight walls. I would also divide 18' wall and run two rows of blocking with 1/2 shear.


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(post #101739, reply #9 of 9) by howhighlites in reply to Potwin1885 [original] on Tue, 07/25/2006 - 22:45. I have framed alot of tall walls out of 2x6 LSL studs and plate, makes for nice and straight walls. I would also divide 18' wall and run two rows of blocking with 1/2 shear.


10' tall wall framing
Re: 10' tall wall framing. I don't think you can get much straighter than LSL. I Level also has Framer Series lumber which has a 2 year straightness guarantee, but it will not be as straight as LSL. A person that works with his hands is a laborer. A person that works with his hands and his head is a tradesman.


How to Frame a Mirror
Add latex paint extender to paint, lengthening drying time and minimizing brush strokes. Paint back side of trim along edges that will extend over edges of mirror. Let dry two hours. Tip: The back edges will be reflected in mirror.


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What is the best way to frame a wall that is 18' tall by 30' long? 2x6 studs. Worried about wind loads and possible bowing or buckleing. My guess is 18' 2x6's framed plate to plate.


How do you frame a wall more than 8-10 feet tall?
I am capable of framing a simple 8' wide 8' tall 4 thick wall out of 2x4 lumber, then attaching plywood or drywall or OSB or any other sheet material to the frame. Making the wall wider is a trivial change. Making it significantly taller, however, seems not.


How to Frame a Mirror
70-1/2 length 4 1/2 wide primed MDF baseboard. 70-1/2 length 3 1/2 wide primed MDF baseboard trimmed down to 1. 70-1/2 length 3 1/2 wide primed MDF baseboard trimmed down to 1 1/2â. 38-1/2 lengths 3 1/2 wide primed MDF baseboard (2) 63-1/2 length 3-1/2 wide primed MDF baseboard.


Missouri Statute of Limitations on Debt Collection
Lastly, open-ended accounts (like credit card accounts) have a 5 year statute of limitations (Missouri Revised Statute Â§5l6.l20). For more information on the MO Statute of Limitations, contact SmithMarco, P.C. here for a free consultation or call us at 888-822-1777.


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And yes, a collection account can cause considerable damage to your credit scores, not to mention the fact that you could be battling this account for several years and it can stay on your reports for 7.5 years.


Paying off a judgement ??
California State Residents Only (must be current resident): 1  Paid or released tax liens remain on file seven years from the date released or 10 years from the date file. 2  Unpaid or unreleased tax liens remain 10 years from the file date.


The Ultimate Guide to Solving Your Medical Bill Problems
October 26, 2012 â¢ 10 min read by 146 Comments. If you think youâre immune to damage from a collection account on your credit report because you pay your bill on time, think again. Medical bills that you donât know about could be hurting your credit, and the odds are not in your favor.


Employment Background Checks in California: A Focus on Accuracy
Collection accounts (including medical bills that go to collection) can only be reported for 7 years and 180 days from the date you fell behind on the original bill. After that time they must not be reported. As long as the collection agency has accurately reported the date, this will happen automatically. The only way they can affect your credit longer than that is if they sue you and get a judgment against you.


The Ultimate Guide to Solving Your Medical Bill Problems
Make sure you review one of our most popular articles on this topic, where we debunk four medical billing myths that may wind up costing you big time: Myth 1: As long as I am making payments on a medical bill, it canât be sent to collections. Myth 2: I have to be notified before a medical bill is turned over for collections. Myth 3: Medical collection accounts are treated differently than other types of collection accounts when credit scores are calculated.


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It also sounds like the judgment creditor (in this case the collection agency) needs to fix this. They can likely correct it by filing a satisfaction of judgment showing it was paid in 1999. Since judgments that are paid or satisfied can be reported for 7 years, reporting it paid should do the trick.


Missouri Statute of Limitations on Debt Collection
The Missouri statute of limitations on debt collection is the state law which limits how much time a creditor has to file a lawsuit against someone looking for legal help for debt. Of course, itâs important to know that debt collectors can attempt to collect a debt indefinitely, the Missouri statute of limitations restricts the amount of time creditors can use the court system in their efforts. Weâre here to help MO residents find out if their cases should be dismissed according to the debt statute of limitations.


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Raw egg yolks on the other hand are a good source of biotin. This has led to a myth that feeding dogs raw eggs is good for the dogâs hair coat. Exposure to salmonella is another risk associated with raw eggs, not only to dogs but also to their humans. The salmonella bacteria can cause fever, diarrhea, and vomiting.


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Egg yolks are packed with nutrients and vitamins, making them an ideal ingredient to include in your pooch's food. Many pet food manufacturers already include egg yolks in their canine formulations because they contain lots of healthy protein in an easily digestible form.


Are Eggs Good For Dogs?
Eggs are nutrient rich, high in protein and most dogs love them. While it is okay to occasionally give your dog a treat of a small amount of cooked egg, the question of raw eggs is more complicated. Raw eggs, specifically raw egg whites, contain an enzyme called avidin.


Are egg yolks OK for dogs to eat?
Yolks are fine for most dogs, but 2.5 yolks for a smaller dog might be a little much. You can give raw yolk if the eggs themselves are pasteurized, but I wouldn't risk it. Topically-applied yolks are good for human skin and hair, too. Alli K. Â· 6 years ago.


Is raw egg and milk good for dogs?
Raw egg yolks on the other hand are a good source of biotin. This has led to a myth that feeding dogs raw eggs is good for the dogâs hair coat. Exposure to salmonella is another risk associated with raw eggs, not only to dogs but also to their humans.


Egg Yolk in Dog Food
Egg Yolk in Dog Food. Those yolks contain lots of healthy amino acids for your pup. Jupiterimages/Photos.com/Getty Images. Egg yolks are packed with nutrients and vitamins, making them an ideal ingredient to include in your pooch's food.


Do Egg Yolks Make a Dog's Coat Better?
In addition to the fat and cholesterol (more than is good for some humans), egg yolks are loaded with vitamins and minerals, including biotin. This substance is also known as Vitamin B7 or Vitamin H, and a lack of it in a dog's diet can cause a dry coat, hair loss and skin problems.


Is raw egg and milk good for dogs?
This has led to a myth that feeding dogs raw eggs is good for the dogâs hair coat. Exposure to salmonella is another risk associated with raw eggs, not only to dogs but also to their humans. The salmonella bacteria can cause fever, diarrhea, and vomiting.


Egg Yolk in Dog Food
Many pet food manufacturers already include egg yolks in their canine formulations because they contain lots of healthy protein in an easily digestible form. You can even add some hard-boiled egg yolks to your pup's food yourself, in moderation of course.


History
The first was in the northeastern part known as Wilson Mills. The second, in the southeastern section, known as Gates Mills. Lastly, at the crossroads of S.O.M. Center and Wilson Mills Roads was Mayfield Centre. By the 1870's, each of these settlements had post offices, mills, at least one church, and a doctor.


History
Hardbound, pictorial history books on sale at city hall for $25.00. In 1805, two years after Ohio was admitted to the Union as the seventeenth state, the first settlers arrived on the western bank of the Chagrin River in what would become known as Mayfield Township.


History
Garage-type homes were built on the back of lots. Friends shared homes and food when jobs were few and needs were great. The WPA (Workers Progress Administration) employed workers for $15 per week. They completed the new village hall in 1938 at a cost of $26,000.


National Register of Historic Places listings in Cuyahoga County, Ohio
Location of Cuyahoga County in Ohio. This is a list of the National Register of Historic Places listings in Cuyahoga County, Ohio. This is intended to be a complete list of the properties and districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, United States.


History
Mayfield Road School, a.k.a. 17 school was located on Mayfield Road across from Woodrow and bordered a golf course on the east. In 1941, there were only three homes on Eastwood, four homes on East Miner, and West Miner was undeveloped.


Historical Society
The Society was formed to preserve artifacts, documents and other materials pertaining to the original Mayfield Township that was dedicated in 1805. The Township at that time consisted of Gates Mills, Highland Heights, Mayfield Heights, Mayfield Village and a portion of Lyndhurst. The Bennett-VanCuren Historical Museum has eleven restored rooms that reflect the time period of the original house and the several later additions. The lower level has a Log Cabin, School Room, Tool Room, and Print Shop.


History
As people continued to move to the area, the first school house, which also served as a public meeting hall and church, was built in 1816. It was in this log structure that Mayfield Township was born in 1819 when said request was granted by the county commissioners and officers were elected.


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The Mayfield Website. The Mayfield Website was created in 1995 to provide primary historical source materials such as early printed accounts, pioneer letters, oral history transcriptions, photographs, maps and plans on the little known history of the Newcastle suburb.


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Mayfield website: Mayfield website home. The Mayfield Website was created in 1995 to provide primary historical source materials such as early printed accounts, pioneer letters, oral history transcriptions, photographs, maps and plans on the little known history of the Newcastle, NSW suburb. Mayfield website.


Historical Society
Mayfield Quilters have their workshop on the second floor. Informational Historical Meetings are the second Wednesday of October, November, December, February, March, April, and May at the Community Room, Wilson Mills Road and S.O.M. Center Road. Gardens at the Museum planned and maintained by the Mayfield Village Garden Club.


Air Ambulance Coverage: What You Need To Know
How much does an air ambulance flight cost? The average air ambulance trip is 52 miles and costs between $12,000 to $25,000 per flight. The high price accounts for the initial aircraft cost which can reach $6 million as well as medical equipment and maintenance.hat is an air ambulance? When a ground ambulance can't reach a patient, or get there fast enough, an air ambulance is called. Air ambulances are often equipped with state-of-the-art medical equipment and staffed by paramedics, emergency medical technicians and sometimes doctors and nurses.


Air Ambulance Coverage: What You Need To Know
How Much Does an Air Ambulance Flight Cost. The average air ambulance trip is 52 miles and costs between $12,000 to $25,000 per flight. The high price accounts for the initial aircraft cost which can reach $6 million as well as medical equipment and maintenance.he average air ambulance trip is 52 miles and costs between $12,000 to $25,000 per flight. The high price accounts for the initial aircraft cost which can reach $6 million as well as medical equipment and maintenance.


Air Ambulance Coverage: What You Need To Know
How much does an air ambulance flight cost? The average air ambulance trip is 52 miles and costs between $12,000 to $25,000 per flight. The high price accounts for the initial aircraft cost which can reach $6 million as well as medical equipment and maintenance.ow much does an air ambulance flight cost? The average air ambulance trip is 52 miles and costs between $12,000 to $25,000 per flight. The high price accounts for the initial aircraft cost which can reach $6 million as well as medical equipment and maintenance.


How Much Does an Air Ambulance Flight Cost?
Comparing Quotes. The total cost of air ambulance flights can range widely, from five digits all the way up to six in some rare cases. In general, a flight will be at least $10,000, but can cost more depending on the distance of the transport as well as any specialized staff and equipment that must be on board.he distance will also determine the type of medical aircraft that can make the trip, which in turn will affect how much the air ambulance flight costs. A helicopter air ambulance is generally used to transport patients relatively short distances to hospitals or for emergencies.


Career Launcher
1 On average, charges accrued for an air ambulance can range anywhere from approximately $10,000 to $35,000 or more. 2  The cost is going to depend on the distance flown, the type of aircraft, the needs of the patient, and the current cost of fuel.ips to know: 1  Each year, more than 500,000 patients are flown by means of medial helicopters or small planes. 2  An air ambulance is ideal for those who need to travel more than 300 miles for specialized medical services.


How Much Does an Air Ambulance Flight Cost?
Air Ambulance Flight Costs. If you or a family member will be needing an air ambulance flight in the near future, itâs a good time to do a little research and quote-gathering. Itâs important to begin compiling a list of air ambulance services that will be capable of meeting the patientâs needs.he distance will also determine the type of medical aircraft that can make the trip, which in turn will affect how much the air ambulance flight costs. A helicopter air ambulance is generally used to transport patients relatively short distances to hospitals or for emergencies.


How Much Does an Air Ambulance Flight Cost?
Welcome to the third installment in our Air Medical Resource series about the Air Ambulance. This guide is intended for patients and families who are interested in finding out how much, typically, an advance-notice (non-emergency) air ambulance flight costs.he distance will also determine the type of medical aircraft that can make the trip, which in turn will affect how much the air ambulance flight costs. A helicopter air ambulance is generally used to transport patients relatively short distances to hospitals or for emergencies.


Air Ambulance Cost
1 For a flight from Arizona to Australia, Air Ambulance 1 charges about $155,000 on a light jet, if staffed by paramedics (about $160,000 if staffed by a doctor and nurse) or about $177,000 on a mid-sized jet (about $182,000 if staffed by a doctor and nurse). Some companies do not include ground ambulance transport from the current facility to the aircraft and from the landing location to the new facility. 2  Arranging an air ambulance flight through a broker can add hundreds or thousands of dollars to the final cost due to commissions paid to the broker.


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Page 1 of 2. austin15 2+ Year Member Joined: Feb 17, 2008. Messages: 10. Likes Received: 0. I am a pre medical student. I have to choose a stream for me. I am a bit confused between the two i.e Brain Surgery & Heart Surgery.


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Status: Medical Student. ohhoneybear said: â. Well, cardiothoracic surgeons and neurosurgeons both work on the most important parts of the body (in my opinion). Sometimes, heart and brain surgeries are urgent and you'll need to be on call for both probably.


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Cardiothoracic surgeons are rewarded with hefty pay checks than professionals in other specialties. In the AMGAâs report, only orthopedic surgeons and neurosurgeons out-earned cardiologists. The annual salary for neurosurgeons was $592,811 per year, while orthopedic surgeons earned $688,503 per year. Cardiac surgeons see an increased salary after reaching 10 or 20 years on the job.


Brain Surgery Vs Heart Surgery
First of all, you're talking about neurosurgery and cardio/cardiothoracic surgery. Or you could be talking about transplant surgery in the heart case. Or even trauma surgery in other cases. The route you take to pursue these is quite different.


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Salary for Surgeons. Also known as: Brain Surgeon, Cardiac Surgeon, Cardiovascular Surgeon, Colorectal Surgeon, Neurological Surgeon, Neurosurgeon, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Orthopedic Surgeon, Plastic Surgeon, Reconstructive Surgeon.


Cardiothoracic Surgeon Salary
Cardiothoracic surgeon hourly salary. The average wage per hour for these professionals ranges between $147.53 and $270 according to the salary statistics done by Jobstat. The highest paid cardiac surgeons earn an hourly wage of $270.67 per hour, while the lowest paid earns $40.86 per hour.


Cardiothoracic surgery vs. Neurosurgery
Likes Received: 0. Status: Pre-Medical. Well, cardiothoracic surgeons and neurosurgeons both work on the most important parts of the body (in my opinion). Sometimes, heart and brain surgeries are urgent and you'll need to be on call for both probably.


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, General Surgery Specialist, history and science enthusiast. Pros: 1- you can blab about being a cardiothoracic/neurosurgeon. 2- depending on where you live, your salary might be extremely high. 3- once in a while you will get that euphoric feeling of making a difference in another human. 1- you must first go through the hell called medical school.


What are the pros and cons of being a cardiothoracic surgeon or a neurosurgeon?
1- you can blab about being a cardiothoracic/neurosurgeon. 2- depending on where you live, your salary might be extremely high. 3- once in a while you will get that euphoric feeling of making a difference in another human. â. â. Cons: 1- you must first go through the hell called medical school.