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Billy Miller is checking into âGeneral Hospital.â. The daytime veteran, best known for playing Billy Abbott on âThe Young and the Restlessâ and Richie Novak on âAll My Children,â has signed on with the ABC daytime drama. Heâs taking over the role of Jason Morgan, most notably played by Steve Burton, who now plays Dylan McAvoy on Millerâs former CBS soap âY&R.â. Also read: âSmallvilleâ Alum Justin Hartley Cast in âYoung and the Restlessâ as New Adam Newman.


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Both Avery and Nick were disappointed to hear that Dylan would be staying in town. While Dylan worked on Sharon's kitchen, he told Sharon that his mother had died while he was in the army in Afghanistan. Dylan and Faith became close, and Dylan rescued Faith when she disappeared in the woods.


Dylan McAvoy
Avery is stunned by Dylan's return, but remains in a relationship with Nicholas Newman (Joshua Morrow). Burton noted the extreme differences between Dylan and Jason Morgan. The actor was able to have a new wardrobe and look.


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Both Avery and Nikki objected to Dylan wanting to find his father, but he took off for northern Idaho after Nikki recalled his family had a farm there. Dylan did not have much luck getting people to talk about the town black sheep, until Dylan met Willa, who had been Ian's wife.


Dylan McAvoy
In October 2012, Burton departed the role of fan favorite Jason Morgan on ABC Daytime 's General Hospital. That November, news broke that The Young and the Restless put out a casting call for a character named Dylan, who was slated to hit the airwaves in early 2013.


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Annually there are around 2,596,993 deaths registered in the US with the leading top 10 causes accounting for nearly 75% of all deaths.


15 Most Common Causes of Death in the United States
In the United States, the top two causes of death are responsible for more than 50 percent of the annual death toll. In the world at large, there's a lot more variety in how you meet your Maker. Cause.


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Teacher Salary Information-United States. Average teacher salaries. California had the nation's highest average salary in 2002-03, at $55,693. States joining California in the top tier were Michigan, at $54,020; Connecticut, at $53,962; New Jersey, at $53,872; and the District of Columbia, at $53,194.laska had the highest average beginning salary in 2002-03, at $37,401. States joining Alaska in the top tier were New Jersey, at $35,673; District of Columbia, at $35,260; New York, at $35,259; and California, at $34,805. Montana had the lowest average beginning salary in 2002-03, at $23,052.


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Average beginning teacher salaries. Alaska had the highest average beginning salary in 2002-03, at $37,401. States joining Alaska in the top tier were New Jersey, at $35,673; District of Columbia, at $35,260; New York, at $35,259; and California, at $34,805.Montana had the lowest average beginning salary in 2002-03, at $23,052.laska had the highest average beginning salary in 2002-03, at $37,401. States joining Alaska in the top tier were New Jersey, at $35,673; District of Columbia, at $35,260; New York, at $35,259; and California, at $34,805. Montana had the lowest average beginning salary in 2002-03, at $23,052.


Teacher Pay Around the World
Comparing each countryâs teacher salaries to the wealth of that country makes United States educational salaries appear lower. In the United States, a teacher with 15 years of experience makes a salary that is 96 percent of the countryâs gross domestic product per capita.Across the O.E.C.D., a teacher of equivalent experience makes 117 percent of G.D.P. per capita.omparing each countryâs teacher salaries to the wealth of that country makes United States educational salaries appear lower. In the United States, a teacher with 15 years of experience makes a salary that is 96 percent of the countryâs gross domestic product per capita.


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For example the median expected annual pay for a typical Public School Teacher in the United States is $53,299, so 50% of the people who perform the job of Public School Teacher in the United States are expected to make less than $53,299. Source: HR Reported data as of October 2015.1  Salary.2  Salary + Bonus.3  Benefits.or example the median expected annual pay for a typical Public School Teacher in the United States is $53,299, so 50% of the people who perform the job of Public School Teacher in the United States are expected to make less than $53,299. Source: HR Reported data as of October 2015.


DATE_FORMAT
Returns a value in the short date format. Makes the appearance of the date components (day name, month number, and so forth) depend on the NLS_TERRITORY and NLS_LANGUAGE parameters. For example, in the AMERICAN_AMERICA locale, this is equivalent to specifying the format ' MM/DD/RRRR '.


Calendar date
A date without the year part may also be referred to as a date or calendar date (such as 17 October rather than 17 October 2015). As such, it defines the day of an annual event, such as a birthday or Christmas on 24/25 December.


DateTimeInterface::format
DateTime::format -- DateTimeImmutable::format -- DateTimeInterface::format -- date_format â Returns date formatted according to given format.


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A SAS format is an instruction that converts the internal numerical value of a SAS variable to a character string that can be printed or displayed. Date formats convert SAS date values to a readable form; datetime formats convert SAS datetime values to a readable form.


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(See the âDATE with no formatâ column in Figure 3.2 .) To display date values appropriately, use the FORMAT statement. The following example processes the data set USCPI to make several copies of the variable DATE and uses a FORMAT statement to give different formats to these copies. The format cases shown are the MONYY7. format (for the DATE variable), the DATE9. format (for the DATE1 variable), and no format (for the DATE0 variable). The PROC PRINT output in Figure 3.2 shows the effect of the different formats on how the date values are printed.


Calendar date
The U.S. military sometimes uses a system, which they call Julian date format that indicates the year and the actual day out of the 365 days of the year (and thus a designation of the month would not be needed).


DATE_FORMAT
Some of the datetime format elements cannot be used in the TO_* datetime functions, as noted in Table 2-7, Datetime Fields and Values . The following datetime format elements can be used in timestamp and interval format models, but not in the original DATETIME format model: FF, TZD, TZH, TZM, and TZR.


DATE_FORMAT
DATE_FORMAT. The DATE_FORMAT command assigns a format template to the definition of an object that has a DATETIME, TIMESTAMP, TIMESTAMP_TZ, TIMESTAMP_LTZ, DSINTERVAL, or YMINTERVAL data type. The datetime format template is a template that describes the format of datetime data stored in a character string. The template does not change the internal representation of the value in the Database. When you convert a character string into a date, the template determines how Oracle OLAP interprets the string.


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Comma, Semicolon, and Colon Rules 1. (Note: a clause is a group of words that contains a subject and a verb. An independent clause can. stand alone as a complete sentence. A dependent clause will not stand alone.) 1. Independent clause. Heavy rain makes freeway driving a challenge.


Difference Between Semicolon and Colon
Semicolon vs Colon. Knowing the difference between semicolon and colon is of great importance when using the English language. Semicolon and Colon are punctuation marks that should be used with precision in order to convey the correct sense. It is hence very important to distinguish between the two punctuation marks, colon and semicolon.


Dashes, Colons, and Commas
Dashes and Drama. Although they also have other uses, dashes and colons can both be used to introduce the next part of a sentence, and the difference between the two marks is subtle. A dash is a stronger and more informal mark than a colon. Think of a colon as part of the sentence that just ambles along.


Dashes, Colons, and Commas
People sometimes ask me about the difference between a colon and a dash since they can both be used to introduce the next part of a sentence. So today weâre going to talk about how a dash is different from a colon, and also when you can use a comma in their place.


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Exercise : Commas vs. Semicolons - Compound Sentences. Each of the following sentences needs either a comma or a semicolon. Put in the necessary punctuation. 1. Many companies make sugar-free soft drinks, which are flavored by synthetic chemicals the drinks usually contain only one or two calories per serving.


Welcome to the Purdue OWL
Welcome to the Purdue OWL Exercise Pages. This page is brought to you by the OWL at Purdue (https://owl.english.purdue.edu/). When printing this page, you must include the entire legal notice at bottom.


Difference Between Semicolon and Colon
â¢ Colon, on the other hand, is often used before explanations or reasons. â¢ Sometimes we use a colon before a list . These are the differences between the two punctuation marks, namely semicolon and colon. Related posts: Difference Between Awhile and While.


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Abelard's rules 1 and 2 are equivalent to the rules of class inclusion that later became the subject of much discussion, i.e., the so-called dici de omni et nullo rules. All first figure moods are proved by the rules of class inclusion, that is, the dici de omni and dici de nullo rules.


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Examples. 1  Abelard's rules 1 and 2 are equivalent to the rules of class inclusion that later became the subject of much discussion, i.e., the so-called dici de omni et nullo rules. 2  All first figure moods are proved by the rules of class inclusion, that is, the dici de omni and dici de nullo rules.


dici
Abelard's rules 1 and 2 are equivalent to the rules of class inclusion that later became the subject of much discussion, i.e., the so-called dici de omni et nullo rules. The Statue of a Writer. All first figure moods are proved by the rules of class inclusion, that is, the dici de omni and dici de nullo rules.


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Latin quotation from Julius Caesar veÂ·ni, viÂ·di, viÂ·ci \ËwÄ-nÄ ËwÄ-dÄ ËwÄ-kÄ, ËvÄ-nÄ ËvÄ-dÄ ËvÄ-chÄ\.


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World Market and Trends The U.S. is the largest single country consumer of medical and dental equipment and supplies, with a market valued at nearly $80 billion in 2005 (including diagnostic products) and U.S. medical technology companies lead the world in medical device production.


DEFINITIONS
Health technology: The application of organized knowledge and skills in the form of devices, medicines, vaccines, procedures and systems developed to solve a health problem and improve quality of life.* It is used interchangeably with âhealth care technologyâ. * 1  World Health Assembly resolution WHA60.29, May 2007 pdf, 39kb.


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Most industry experts view the impending convergence of medical devices with biotechnology with great enthusiasm, but also warn that if the regulatory and reimbursement issues are not addressed, problems will ensue as convergence takes place.


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The U.S. medical device industry funnels a tremendous amount of money into research and development to fund innovation, which will have a significant impact on some medical equipment and supply markets. U.S. medical device companies are renowned for their innovations and high technology products.


Definitions &Translations
Whereas medicinal products (also called pharmaceuticals) achieve their principal action by pharmacological, metabolic or immunological means, medical devices act by other means like physical, mechanical, or thermal means. Medical devices vary greatly in complexity and application. Examples range from simple devices such as tongue depressors, medical thermometers, and disposable gloves to advanced devices such as computers which assist in the conduct of medical testing, implants, and prostheses. The design of medical devices constitutes a major segment of the field of biomedical engineering.


rollback
rollÂ·back. n. 1. A reduction, especially in prices or wages, to a previous lower level by governmental action or direction: a price rollback; a rollback of military supplies. 2. A turning back or retreat, as from a previously held position or policy: hoped for a rollback of support for the opposition's proposed legislation.


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rollback. (rÅlâ²bÄkâ²). n. 1. A reduction, especially in prices or wages, to a previous lower level by governmental action or direction: a price rollback; a rollback of military supplies.


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Since the majority of the U.S. medical device industry consists of small and medium firms that reinvest much of their revenue back in the form of research and development and into making incremental improvements to their technology, many do not have the resources to conduct sophisticated export market research.


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Just over half of these imports ($12 billion) were in the surgical and medical instrument and supplies industry sector (NAICS 339112/3), which includes numerous price-sensitive lower-technology devices, making a substitution for imported products easier than in higher medical device technology sectors.


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Re: How often and how long do you backwash a sand filter. When you backwash have a white plastic pitcher handy. At first, the water coming out of the backwash hose will be brownish with lots of tiny bits and particles. After 15 - 20 seconds catch some of the water in the white pitcher and see how it looks.


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Re: How often and how long do you backwash a sand filter. Hello, and welcome to the forum!! First of all....when you turn your pump off, does your gauge go back to zero. If not, then you're gauge needs to be replaced. You want to backwash the filter when the pressure rises 8-10 psi over your clean pressure.


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1 Add D.E. to the skimmer located closest to pump. 2  For Hayward EC-40 / EC-50 Filters use (3) 1 LB coffee cans of DE. 3  For Hayward EC-65 / EC-75 Filters use (5) 1 LB coffee cans of DE.  Add D.E. to skimmers SLOWLY.


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Backwash until the water runs clear out the waste line. Usually about 2 - 3 minutes. You may need to add water to the pool before or after backwashing. On a D.E. filter, the last step is to add the fresh D.E. powder to the filter, through the skimmer. Also effective with D.E. filters is to backwash 2 or 3 times, for a total of 5 mins. Backwash for 2.5 mins, filter for 20 secs, Backwash for 1.5 mins, filter for 20 secs, Backwash for 1 minute, then back to the filter position. This removes more DE powder than just a single backwashing.


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How often and how long do you backwash a sand filter. Hello, I have a 30ft above ground pool with an EcoKleer 26 sand filter and 2hp waterway pump. This is only my 2nd season owning my pool, and I am not so sure when and how long I need to backwash my filter.


Thread: How often and how long do you backwash a sand filter
How often and how long do you backwash a sand filter. I have a 30ft above ground pool with an EcoKleer 26 sand filter and 2hp waterway pump. This is only my 2nd season owning my pool, and I am not so sure when and how long I need to backwash my filter.


How to Backwash DE Filters
1 Close backwash gate valve (if any) & turn pump on. 2  Add D.E. to the skimmer located closest to pump. 3  For Hayward DE2400 Filters use (2) 1 LB coffee cans of DE.  For Hayward DE3600 Filters use (3) 1 LB coffee cans of DE.


How to  Backwash D.E. Filters For Swimming Pools
The amount of DE you actually need is an arguable point amongst pool guys. Some say add more and backwash less, others say add less and backwash more frequently. We like to side with the add less and backwash more group. One thing almost all agree on, is that the manufacturer's instructions that come with most DE filters always recommend putting in WAY TOO MUCH DE.


How to  Backwash D.E. Filters For Swimming Pools
Mostly for Hayward Models EC30, 40, 50, 60, 65, 75. with bump handles. 1  Turn pump off. 2  Open backwash valve. 3  Bump handle slowly 15 times. 4  Turn pump on and run it for 2 minutes. 5  Turn pump off.  Bump handle slowly 15 times.


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The Mensa Admission Test takes two hours to complete and includes two tests featuring questions involving logic and deductive reasoning. If you score at or above the 98th percentile on either of the two tests, you'll qualify and be invited to join Mensa.


I failed a Mensa test â twice
The Mensa Admission Test costs $40, takes two hours, and consists of two separate exams: the Mensa WonderlicÂ® and the Mensa Admission Test. Anyone scoring in the 98th percentile or higher on either gains the right to pay $70 per year for membership.


American Mensa, Ltd.
If you score at or above the 98th percentile on either of the two tests, you'll qualify and be invited to join Mensa. In addition, American Mensa also offers a culture fair test battery primarily for individuals who do not speak English as their primary language.


American Mensa, Ltd.
Our testing fee is $40 (U.S.). American Mensa offers a culture fair test battery primarily for individuals who do not speak English as their primary language. The battery of three tests is designed to measure intelligence without the influence of cultural climate, level of education or verbal fluency.


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Mensa International is a high IQ society for those who score in the top two percent in terms of intelligence. That is, scores at the 98th percentile or higher on a standardized, supervised IQ test are required for admission into Mensa.


American Mensa, Ltd.
Take the admission test. If you're interested in becoming a member of Mensa, our certified, volunteer Proctors welcome you to schedule a supervised testing session in your area! The Mensa Admission Test takes two hours to complete and includes two tests featuring questions involving logic and deductive reasoning.


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Mensa International is a high IQ society for those who score in the top two percent in terms of intelligence. That is, scores at the 98th percentile or higher on a standardized, supervised IQ test are required for admission into Mensa. Mensa Background. Mensa is both the oldest and largest high IQ society in the world.


An IQ In The Top 2%
One strategy for measuring your true IQ level and assessing your chance of joining Mensa is to take a Mensa supervised test â $40.00 in the US / Â£17.50 in the UK. This fee includes: 1  A reserved place at the centre of your choice.


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1 According to giftedkids.about.com, testing can cost between $200 to $700. 2  The average rate is around $600 which generally includes both IQ and achievement tests. 3  On the other hand, according to Chuckfoxtrot.com, a six hour test to measure a personâs cognitive capacity costs around $600.


Can a kidney infection cause discharge?
Best Answer: A kidney infection cannot cause a vaginal discharge. A urinary infection usually comes from, or is a symtom of a kidney infection.The proper name is UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) The urinary tract infection is another name for a bladder or urine (pee) infection.This is simply treated with a dose of anti-biotics (pills) You might actually have a trace of blood in your urine or in your bladder which in girls, is in there vagina.he proper name is UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) The urinary tract infection is another name for a bladder or urine (pee) infection. This is simply treated with a dose of anti-biotics (pills) You might actually have a trace of blood in your urine or in your bladder which in girls, is in there vagina.


Can there be a discharge during a kidney infection?
I have been dealing with something like this, and I got diagnosed with urethritis. I have the mucosy discharge also, which is typically a sign of infection. You could have urethritis, kidney infection, bladder infection, kidney stones or a yeast infection just to name a few.Please see a urologist asap to get this taken care of, I know it's not fun at all. I waited a month, and I have a bad infection.ou could have urethritis, kidney infection, bladder infection, kidney stones or a yeast infection just to name a few.


10 Signs You May Have Kidney Disease
1 You see blood in your urine. 2  Healthy kidneys typically keep the blood cells in the body when filtering wastes from the blood to create urine, but when the kidney's filters have been damaged, these blood cells can start to leak out into the urine. Swelling in the lower extremities can also be a sign of heart disease, liver disease and chronic leg vein problems. 2  You have a poor appetite. 3  This is a very general symptom, but a buildup of toxins resulting from reduced kidney function can be one of the causes.


Can people with kidney disease or kidney failure still enjoy sex?
However, for women with kidney disease, pregnancy can lead to problems. A new baby is a joy for any family. But pregnancy can put a lot of stress on your body. If you have kidney disease or kidney failure, it can put you and the health of your unborn child at risk.It can also make your kidney disease worse. If you are thinking of becoming pregnant, you should discuss it carefully with your doctor.f you have kidney disease or kidney failure, it can put you and the health of your unborn child at risk. It can also make your kidney disease worse. If you are thinking of becoming pregnant, you should discuss it carefully with your doctor.


Can people with kidney disease or kidney failure still enjoy sex?
Your interest in sex may change when you have kidney disease or kidney failure. At first, you may have less interest in sex. This can happen because you need a lot of energy to cope with the physical and emotional changes brought on by your illness.In time, your interest may return to normal.f you have kidney disease or kidney failure, it can put you and the health of your unborn child at risk. It can also make your kidney disease worse. If you are thinking of becoming pregnant, you should discuss it carefully with your doctor.


milky discharge when I pee related to kidney stones
ddotnostrebla. what is the milky white discharge when I pee. I'm passing a kidney stone and have been drinking 2 gallons of water a day, as well as laying on a heating pad. It all seems to be moving the pain along at a rate I can handle, but, today I started with this discharge. penile discharge is usually related to urinary tract (kidney/ureter/bladder/urethra) irritation. It is commonly associated with various STDs and a handful of other issues (***including irritation due to kidney stones***).


Can people with kidney disease or kidney failure still enjoy sex?
There are many things that can affect your sexuality if you have kidney disease or kidney failure â hormones, nerves, energy levels, even medicine. But there are also things you and your healthcare team can do to deal with these changes. Don't be afraid to ask questions or get help from a healthcare professional.f you have kidney disease or kidney failure, it can put you and the health of your unborn child at risk. It can also make your kidney disease worse. If you are thinking of becoming pregnant, you should discuss it carefully with your doctor.


Definition and Symptoms of Chronic Kidney Disease
Kidney disease can be found through lab tests or by symptoms. High blood levels of creatinine and urea nitrogen (BUN) or high levels of protein in your urine suggest kidney disease. Diabetics should have a yearly urine test for microalbumin, small amounts of protein that don't show up on standard urine protein test.cute means sudden. So acute renal failure means the kidneys have failed suddenly, often due to a toxin (a drug allergy or poison) or severe blood loss or trauma. Dialysis is used to clean the blood and give the kidneys a rest. If the cause is treated, the kidneys may be able to recover some or all of their function.


Brown discharge kidney infection
A bad backache could be the sign of a kidney stone/or infection. Also, everyone I know has the cold crud like you have right now. I think it's viral and should go away in 7-10 days. Best wishes to you.ischarge. appointment yesterday they told me that I did not have a kidney infection, as the area I was having pain wasn't where the kidney was (yet the hospital was the one to tell me it was a kidney infection). Anyhow, they now think it might be a cyst.


Definition and Symptoms of Chronic Kidney Disease
If you believe you have any of these symptoms, talk to your doctor about your concerns. This is especially important if you have a close family member who has kidney disease, or if you have diabetes or high blood pressure, which are the main causes of kidney failure.cute means sudden. So acute renal failure means the kidneys have failed suddenly, often due to a toxin (a drug allergy or poison) or severe blood loss or trauma. Dialysis is used to clean the blood and give the kidneys a rest. If the cause is treated, the kidneys may be able to recover some or all of their function.


The Death of Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas
Tupac Shakur, sitting in the passenger side of the car, is hit three times, one striking his hip, another his right hand, with the fatal wound to his chest. According to the witness, Tupac Shakur attempts to jump into the back seat of the car as he is being shot but Suge pulls him down into the seat. Two tires are punctured in the barrage of gunfire. Knight suffers a minor wound to his head or neck. Suge turns to Tupac and asks Are you OK Pac? Tupac Shakur, after seeing blood on Knight's head says, Me?


Tupac's Former Bodyguard Reveals Who Shot The Rapper
Tupac didnât mind a scrap, did he? Pac wasnât a big guy: 5 foot 7 inches and 160 pounds, but he loved to fight. It was my job to neutralise those situations before they got out of hand. Didnât he get into a fight on the night he got shot? Thatâs right. It was with Orlando Anderson, a Crip from the South Side.


Rapper Tupac Shakur Gunned Down
Rapper Tupac Shakur Gunned Down. Sept. 13, 1996 -- Trouble-plagued rapper and actor Tupac Shakur is dead at the age of 25 -- just about a week after sustaining 4 bullet wounds last Saturday night in Las Vegas. Shakur spent the week in the hospital on a respirator in critical condition.


Tupac Shakur
Tupac was shot several times. In September 1996, 2Pac was shot four times in the Las Vegas metropolitan area of Nevada. He was taken to the University Medical Center, where heâ¦ died of respiratory failure and cardiac arrest. BrainIsForLovers.


Tupac Shakur Net Worth
The controversial artist was shot six times by a criminal gang in September 1996 and severely injured. He succumbed to his injuries six days later. Tupac was one of the wealthiest musicians in his lifetime due to the mind boggling success he enjoyed in his pop career.


Rapper Tupac Shakur Gunned Down
The Vegas P.D. has also been in touch with New York City police, for it was there that Tupac Shakur was shot two years ago. Of course, Tupac and trouble have hardly been strangers. Here now is a look back at his turbulent life and career.


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On this day in History, Tupac Shakur dies on Sep 13, 1996. Learn more about what happened today on History.


Tupac Shakur Net Worth
Tupac Shakur net worth of $40 million. Tupac Shakur was a famous American singer and actor. He was one of the best-selling music artists of all time selling over 75 million records all over the world as per figures recorded in 2010. Shakur was named as the â86th Greatest Artist of all Timeâ by the Rolling Stone Magazine.


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If you are removing tile or carpet from concrete, you must remove the adhesive that remains before painting or staining the concrete and, in most cases, before recovering the concrete with tile, wood or carpet. It is quite a job to remove adhesive from concrete.


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I am trying to remove outdoor carpet and its adhesive from a concrete patio. I have tried scraping, adhesive remover, boiling water, pressure washing, and crying tears. Nothing is working. Until I remove this hideous stuff, I can't do anything with this outdoor space.


How to Remove Adhesive From Concrete
How to Remove Adhesive From Concrete. If you are removing tile or carpet from concrete, you must remove the adhesive that remains before painting or staining the concrete and, in most cases, before recovering the concrete with tile, wood or carpet. It is quite a job to remove adhesive from concrete.


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The best and safest way to remove glue from concrete is with a soy based, biodegradable, adhesive or mastic remover. RadonSeal makes a powerful, biodegradable, mastic remover for concrete called NOVION UNIVERSAL CONCRETE CLEANER.


How to Remove Adhesive From Concrete
If you are removing tile or carpet from concrete, you must remove the adhesive that remains before painting or staining the concrete and, in most cases, before recovering the concrete with tile, wood or carpet.


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After pulling up the carpet, the first step is to remove as much glue from the concrete as you can with a floor scraper. Scrape the entire floor, then sweep or vacuum up the loose glue. The more excess glue you get off the floor before using a glue remover for concrete, the better the glue remover will work.


How To Remove Adhesive from Concrete: A Step-By-Step Guide
When you remove a carpet or tiles from your concrete floor, some adhesive is often left behind. This adhesive residue must be removed before you stain or recover the concrete with tiles, carpet or wood. Getting rid of the glue can be a troublesome job, especially if it is there from many years.


How To Remove Adhesive from Concrete: A Step-By-Step Guide
This adhesive residue must be removed before you stain or recover the concrete with tiles, carpet or wood. Getting rid of the glue can be a troublesome job, especially if it is there from many years. However, when you know the right way to remove the glue, and the right tools to use, the job can be done quite easily.


REMOVING CARPET GLUE FROM CONCRETE
Removing carpet glue from concrete can be done several ways. The best and safest way to remove glue from concrete is with a soy based, biodegradable, adhesive or mastic remover. RadonSeal makes a powerful, biodegradable, mastic remover for concrete called NOVION UNIVERSAL CONCRETE CLEANER.


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I am trying to remove outdoor carpet and its adhesive from a concrete patio. I have tried scraping, adhesive remover, boiling water, pressure washing, and crying tears.


5 Things That Make Your Feet HurtâAnd How to Fix Them
Your plantar fascia is a thick ligament that runs along the bottom of your foot, connecting the heel to the toes. Plantar fasciitis is an inflammation at the point where the ligament inserts at the heel bone. The cause of the heel pain can be a combination of several factors: obesity, flat feet or high-arched feet, overuse, or a tendency to roll your feet inwards when you walk.


Aging & Health A to Z
Causes & Symptoms. As you age, your feet tend to spread and lose the fatty pads that cushion the bottom of your feet. If you are carrying extra weight, the bones and ligaments take an extra beating.


5 Things That Make Your Feet HurtâAnd How to Fix Them
1 Start by getting supportive, well-fitting shoes [recommendations to follow]. 2  You can also take pain relievers (like aspirin or ibuprofen) as directed, but be careful: Long-term use can lead to stomach ulcerations or worse.  Ice your feet at the end of the day for 15 to 20 minutes.


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The 60Â° F guideline is ideal. The minimum application temperature on the label should be followed carefully. This typically is 50Â° F. for latex paints. Do not apply the paint if the air temp. is below the recommended minimum, or is predicted to drop below the minimum for the next 36 hours.


How to Paint Your House's Exterior
The $500 Makeover. A fresh paint job has the power to totally transform the look of your house in less time and for less cash than any other remodeling project. That thin skin of resin and pigment also protects your investment, shielding it from sun, wind, and rainâuntil the paint begins to crack and peel, that is.


Cold Weather Painting
In colder weather, the humidity goes up as the temperature goes down, causing dewpoints to vary and moisture to form unpredictably. Moisture is a problem with waterborne paints at any time, but in cold weather it can easily become frost, hard to see but extremely detrimental to any painting project.


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A: No problem. Just like any surface (for example, wood siding), stucco can be repainted to suit your color preferences. If you want to achieve a darker shade than your original stucco color, and the surface is in good shape, quality paint can probably provide the coverage you need in one coat.


How to Update Vinyl Walls in Mobile Homes
From the Experts at Sherwin-Williams: Tips for homeowners on re-painting stucco. A: Stucco, like many surfaces, can fade - especially when itâs exposed to direct sunlight. But, making it look new again is easy. Quality paint can revive the look of your stucco, giving your home a fresh, new appearance.


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A: Most exterior paint products are formulated for application on a variety of surfaces, from wood siding to brick and stucco. The knowledgeable sales people at Sherwin-Williams can tell you about products like DurationÂ® Exterior Coating, and SuperPaintÂ® Exterior Latex Paint.


Cold Weather Painting
And because it weights 30% less than concrete block fillers, it backrolls faster and with less effort, paring application time up to 25%. Unpredictable weather can make deadlines hard to meet and keep work schedules in constant change, causing financial uncertainty and making late-season contracts a risky proposition.


How to Loose Lay Vinyl Sheet Flooring
1 You cannot install loose-lay vinyl around a bathtub but you can install it in a half bath where no tub exists. 2  Armstrong: No-Glue Sheet Vinyl. 3  Vinyl Flooring: DIY Installing Vinyl Flooring.  The Family Handyman: How to Install a Sheet Vinyl Floor.


How to Install Loose-Lay Sheet Vinyl
Loose-lay sheet vinyl does not require adhesive. Once you cut it to size and put it in place, it's installed. It's an ideal solution for covering surfaces such as painted concrete, to which adhesives don't adhere well.


How to Install Loose-Lay Sheet Vinyl
Lay out and cut a template just as you would for standard sheet vinyl. Your particular brand of loose-lay vinyl may require a slightly different-size expansion gap, so read the manufacturer's directions carefully.


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How to Install Vinyl Flooring Without Adhesives. Just because you don't have access to adhesives doesn't mean that you can't install vinyl flooring on your own. Install vinyl flooring without adhesives with help from a Foreman for Lighty Contractors in this free video clip. Hello, everyone. I'm Joshua Clement with Lighty Contractors. And today I'm going to talk to you about how to install vinyl flooring with out adhesive. Now for this job we'll be using a stapler instead of adhesive. Go ahead and roll out your vinyl and make any cuts that are needed.


How to Loose Lay Vinyl Sheet Flooring
Vinyl sheet flooring is one of the simplest floors to install. Homeowners love vinyl for its durability, resistance to moisture, low cost and trouble-free maintenance. The term loose lay applies to vinyl installed without adhesive, typically in a room less than 25 square yards. For large rooms, heavy traffic areas or odd-shaped rooms that require seams, loose lay is not an option. Because it is not glued down, you can easily replace it anytime you update the decor of your room.


Home Improvement â New vinyl flooring over old vinyl flooring?
Yes you can install over the old flooring. But if it was me, I would leave what was there or tear it up and do a proper job. Anything, any defect, any bump, any dip, etc will eventually show up through the new vinyl. The new on top will only hold to the old flooring.


Home Improvement â New vinyl flooring over old vinyl flooring?
It is not sealed in the vinyl. You are probably confusing asbestos resilient tiles with asbestos backed sheet flooring. Â»www.epa.gov/asbestos/pub Â·Â·Â· ome.html When in doubt, the best policy is to cover over the old flooring and not remove it.


Home Improvement â New vinyl flooring over old vinyl flooring?
New vinyl flooring over old vinyl flooring? I want to install some vinyl flooring (sheet, not tiles) in the laundry room of our newly purchased home (built in '06). I intend to do this in the coming days before a washer & dryer are delivered.


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After you have all your vinyl installed you can take your trim board and notice that you're covering up all your staples across here and there's no visible evidence that this isn't glued down. I'm Joshua Clement with Lighty Contractors and we just talked about how to install vinyl without any adhesive.


How to Install Loose-Lay Sheet Vinyl
You can also roll it up and move it -- something you might want to do if the washer overflows, for example. Fiberglass backing. Loose-lay vinyl has a heavy fiberglass backing that allows the sheet to lay flat on the floor without glue. You can purchase the flooring at most home centers and flooring stores. Standard sheet vinyl is not heavy enough to be installed in this fashion -- it will slip and curl over time. To prevent loose-lay vinyl from curling up in high traffic areas, secure the material with double-sided tape at the doorways.


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A two-tier grill also makes regulating the heat easier. St. Louis ribs, the longer variety with an extended bone, can be ready in 2 to 3 hours at 350 degrees Fahrenheit, but for the best texture cook them low at 225 degrees F for five hours with the cover down.


How long should you cook boneless pork ribs on the grill?
Boneless pork ribs should be cooked for about 25 minutes. The meat should be cooked for about four minutes on each side with the grill on a high setting before decreasing the temperature of the grill.


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Taking care to start grilling with the rib rack at room temperature, grill baby backs low and slow at 225 degrees F for 3 to 4 hours. The more ribs in the smoker, the longer the cooking time. To achieve this heat, let one side of the grill come to 350 degrees F and place the rib racks on the unlit side.


How long should you cook boneless pork ribs on the grill?
To ensure even cooking, the ribs should be flipped every five or six minutes. The internal temperature of the meat should be 150 degrees Fahrenheit before the ribs are removed from the grill. After the meat is coated with sauce, it can remain on the grill for an additional two to four minutes. The ribs should stand for five minutes before they are cut and served.


Seafood and Fish
Once ready, they can be grilled for 20 minutes over a medium high heat, basting often. Any type of rib should be cooked to an internal temperature of 145 degrees Fahrenheit, at which point the meat might still be pink. The meat will continue to cook during resting, which should be a minimum of 3 minutes.


Barbecue Ribs the Right Way
2. Cook the ribs slowly for 1-1/2 to 2 hours, over medium heat (325Â° to 350Â°) and over a drip pan half filled with water. Long, slow cooking makes for moist and tender ribs with a crisp crust. If in the first 30 minutes the ribs are browning too quickly, shut the grill vents. 3. Determining when pork ribs are done is a little tricky, but after 1-1/2 to 2 hours, you can be virtually certain that the ribs are fully cooked. However, the meatâs color is not an indication of doneness.


What Do Criminal Defense Attorneys Do
Criminal defense attorneys can also assist you during the criminal trial. They can analyze your case, identifying its strengths and weaknesses. From there, your attorney and you can collaborate to come up with a defense strategy.


What Do Criminal Defense Attorneys Do
Probable cause means a compelling reason to believe that you may have committed a crime. Criminal defense attorneys have a nuanced understanding of probable cause as it is defined within your jurisdiction and may be able to present a challenge to the officers reasoning in court.


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Iain Edwards said a witness who will testify next week in the trial and who was part of the convoy had said the radio in his vehicle was operational, which indicates that jammers in Hariri's motorcade meant to block remotely detonated bombs were not all working when the blast killed the former premier.


Defense Attorney
Defense Attorney. The attorney representing the defendant in a lawsuit or criminal prosecution. Attorneys who regularly represent clients in civil lawsuits are often called plaintiffs' attorneys..


Fourth Periodic Report of the United States of America to the United Nations Committee on Human Rights Concerning the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
Facing Criminal charges? You've come to the right place. Whether you were arrested for a crime against a person (like assault and battery or murder), a crime against property (like shoplifting, burglary, or arson), or any other criminal offense, a criminal defense attorney can help.


Joint Publication 1-02
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Discussions By Condition: I cannot get a diagnosis.
I am on this for 8 weeks then I'm to be retested. I was glad to get a diagnosis and upon reading more about Vitamin D deficiency, I saw that my symptoms fit it almost exactly. However, I only a week into treatment and still feeling extreme fatigue, weakness and that body is shutting down stuff.


Tingling and Vitamin D Deficiency
Paresthesia , spelled paraesthesia in American and British English spelling differences, is a Wikt:sensation of tingling, pricking,... Hypovitaminosis D is a deficiency of Vitamin D. It can result from: inadequate nutritional intake of vitamin D coupled with inad...


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Taking too much vitamin D from supplements over a long period of time may cause excessively high levels of calcium in the blood and associated symptoms including: 1  Calcium deposits in soft tissues such as the heart and lungs. 2  Confusion and disorientation. 3  Damage to the kidneys.  Kidney stones.


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Welcome to HCM, Generally, tingling is associated with B12 deficiency ...frequently missed diagnoses, like hypothyroidism, vitamin D ...other medications that can cause tingling as a side-effect. Perhaps you....


Can Vitamin D Deficiency Cause Tingling all Over
Comments for Can Vitamin D Deficiency Cause Tingling all Over. tingling all over.. Well, vitamin d deficiency CAN cause tingling all over and pain as well. But since you just started taking your Vitamin D, give it a few weeks to see if that is the problem.


What happens if I donât get enough vitamin D?
In adults, vitamin D deficiency can lead to osteoporosis. There are no obvious symptoms of osteoporosis until the bones become so weak that a sudden strain, bump, or fall causes a hip to fracture or a vertebra to collapse. Early signs of vertebra collapse include:


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My vitamin d level was very low, and after taking vitamin d supplements prescribed by my doctor, I'm feeling some ...I also feel tingling sensation and numbness when my blood glucose level drops..


Top 30 Doctor insights on: What Does Tingling And Numbness In Fingers Mean
abnormal sensations such as the tingling you are ... ...abnormal sensations such as the tingling you are experiencing. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome does cause numbness, tingling and pain in the ...can take time for a vitamin D deficiency to improve.


Can Vitamin D Deficiency Cause Tingling all Over
Yes, Vitamin D Deficiency can cause paresthesia. Yes, Vitamin D deficiency can cause parathesias. Please see my page on Causes of Peripheral Neuropathy. Also, see my page on Vitamin D Therapy to see why taking that prescription is likely to not help and could even make things worse.


volume and capacity conversion
One pinch US in volume and capacity sense converted to fluid ounces U.K. equals precisely to 0.011 fl oz Imperial. How many fluid ounces U.K. of volume and capacity system are in 1 pinch US? The answer is: The change of 1 pinch ( pinch US ) unit for a volume and capacity measure equals = into 0.011 fl oz Imperial ( fluid ounce U.K. ) as per its equivalent volume and capacity unit type measure often used.


volume and capacity conversion
Calculate fluid ounces U.K. in volume and capacity per 1 pinch US unit. The volume and capacity kitchen measuring units converter for culinary chefs, bakers and other professionals. TOGGLE : from fluid ounces U.K. into pinches US in the other way around. 1  CONVERT : between other volume and capacity measuring units - complete list. 2  Conversion calculator for webmasters.


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Convert kitchen culinary volume and capacity measuring units from one fluid ounce U.K. ( fl oz Imperial ) into how many pinches US ( pinch )? One 1 pinch US pinch equals = 0.011 fluid ounces U.K. fl oz Imperial exactly in culinary units measures.


About how many ounces or grams does one pinch of salt weigh? ?
Pinch To Grams. a cup is 8 ounces a lb is 16 ounces I think you would use 4 cups of squash. of course, I cut and clean the squash, poke holes in it with a fork and bake it and then add butter salt and pepper and br sugar and mix it all together and then bake for awhile longer. yummmm.


About how many ounces or grams does one pinch of salt weigh? ?
2 smidgens = 1 pinch PINCH = 1/16 teaspoon 2 pinches = 1 dash DASH = 1/8 teaspoon 8 dashes = 1 teaspoon NOTE: There is some contention as to just how much a pinch or dash is. Some contend that they are both equal to 1/16 teaspoon, while others claim a pinch equals 1/16 teaspoon, but a dash equals 1/8 teaspoon.


volume and capacity conversion
volume and capacity from pinch US to fluid ounce U.K. Conversion Results: Enter a New pinch US Amount of volume and capacity to Convert From. * Whole numbers, decimals or fractions (ie: 6, 5.33, 17 3/8) * Precision is how many numbers after decimal point (1 - 9)


volume and capacity conversion
One pinch US in volume and capacity sense converted to fluid ounces U.K. equals precisely to 0.011 fl oz Imperial How many fluid ounces U.K. of volume and capacity system are in 1 pinch US? The answer is: The change of 1 pinch ( pinch US ) unit for a volume and capacity measure equals = into 0.011 fl oz Imperial ( fluid ounce U.K. ) as per its equivalent volume and capacity unit type measure often used.


About how many ounces or grams does one pinch of salt weigh? ?
In recent years however, several companies have begun selling tiny measuring spoons with the designations smidgen, pinch and dash. Using these as a guide, the precise measurements for those terms follows. SMIDGEN - A smidgen holds 1/2 pinch or 1/32 teaspoon. PINCH - A pinch holds 1/2 dash or 1/16 teaspoon. A pinch has historically been defined as an amount that can be taken between the thumb and forefinger but without any definite equivalent in other units of measurement. DASH - A dash holds 1/8 teaspoon.


How many milliliters is a âpinch?â
How many milliliters is a pinch?. A 'pinch' is the amount of powder/whatever that can be trapped between one's thumb and fore finger.


ReviewAfferent pain pathways: a neuroanatomical review
This review examines the concepts of nociception, acute and chronic pain, and also describes the afferent pathways involved in reception, segmental processing and encephalic projection of pain stimulus.


afferent
Carrying inward to a central organ or section, as nerves that conduct impulses from the periphery of the body to the brain or spinal cord. [Latin afferÄns, afferent-, present participle of afferre, to bring toward : ad-, ad- + ferre, to bring; see bher- in Indo-European roots.] afâ²ferÂ·entÂ·ly adv.


ReviewAfferent pain pathways: a neuroanatomical review
The neural mechanisms involved in pain perception acts in a serial and a parallel way, discriminating and locating the original stimulus and also integrating the affective feeling, involved in a special situation, with previous memories.


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afferent
afferent - a nerve that passes impulses from receptors toward or to the central nervous system. afferent nerve, sensory nerve. dorsal horn, dorsal root - one of the two roots of a spinal nerve that passes dorsally to the spinal cord and that consists of sensory fibers. afferent neuron, sensory neuron - a neuron conducting impulses inwards to the brain or spinal cord. nerve, nervus - any bundle of nerve fibers running to various organs and tissues of the body. afferent fiber, sensory fiber - a nerve fiber that carries impulses toward the central nervous system.


ReviewAfferent pain pathways: a neuroanatomical review
The thalamus represents the main relay structure for sensory information destined to the cortex and, involved in the reception, integration, and transfer of the nociceptive potential. The different projections to its nuclei and from them to the cortex define the functional circuitry of pain processing [76].


ReviewAfferent pain pathways: a neuroanatomical review
The collaterals of other afferent tracts that converge to the PN constitute the indirect nociceptive pathways [112]. Studies have demonstrated that these two pathways are involved in the propagation of visceral pain due to the inflammatory process and thermal stimuli at noxious levels [9], [17], [56], [101] and [111].


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ReviewAfferent pain pathways: a neuroanatomical review
First-order afferent fibers are classified in terms of structure, diameter, and conduction velocity. C-type fibers are unmyelinated, ranging in diameter from 0.4 to 1.2 Î¼m and have a velocity of 0.5â2.0 m/s; A-Delta fibers are barely myelinated, ranging in diameter from 2.0 to 6.0 Î¼m and have a velocity of 12â30 m/s.


afferent pathway
Related to afferent pathway: afferent neuron, Afferent fibers, Afferent system, afferent nervous system. Etymology: L, ad + ferre, to bear; AS, paeth + weg. the course or route taken, usually by a linkage of neurons, from the periphery of the body toward the central nervous system.


Ebola virus
Ebola virus (/ÉËboÊlÉ/ ; EBOV, formerly designated Zaire ebolavirus) is one of five known viruses within the genus Ebolavirus. Four of the five known ebolaviruses, including EBOV, cause a severe and often fatal hemorrhagic fever in humans and other mammals, known as Ebola virus disease (EVD).our of the five known ebolaviruses, including EBOV, cause a severe and often fatal hemorrhagic fever in humans and other mammals, known as Ebola virus disease (EVD).


Ebola Phobia? 5 Reasons Why You Should Not Panic Over This Virus
Ebola has dominated headlines and nightmares in America since the arrival of missionaries infected with the virus. But the first case diagnosed in the U.S. threatened to turn that whiff of fear into full-blown Ebola hysteria.nd in Texas, where the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed the first case of Ebola diagnosed in this country, some Dallas parents on Wednesday pulled their kids out of a school attended by one child who was potentially exposed to the sick man.


Ebola Phobia? 5 Reasons Why You Should Not Panic Over This Virus
Thatâs how doctors and nurses are able to safely treat people with the virus. To become infected with Ebola, you would need to get some of the ill personâs bodily fluids â blood, semen, vomit, or sputum â into your mouth, nose, or eyes, or into your body via a cut or a needle stick.Doctors say that, as yet, there is no evidence anyone has ever been infected via sweat. advertisement.nd in Texas, where the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed the first case of Ebola diagnosed in this country, some Dallas parents on Wednesday pulled their kids out of a school attended by one child who was potentially exposed to the sick man.


So Really, How Do You Get Ebola? Coming Days Are Critical
advertisement. None of the 10 people who were in close contact with Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan has shown any sign of being infected with Ebola, health officials said Monday. The next few days will be the most important â Ebolaâs usual incubation period is eight to 10 days and Duncan was isolated Sept. 28.he virus lives in vomit, diarrhea, blood and sweat. The sicker a patient is, the more virus there is in the bodily fluids. Thomas Geisbert, who tests Ebola drugs and vaccines at the University of Texas Medical Branch, says using high-pressure sprays to clean animal cages can splash the virus into the air.


Ebola virus
Ebola virus has caused the majority of human deaths from EVD, and is the cause of the 2013â2015 Ebola virus epidemic in West Africa, which has resulted in at least 28,502 suspected cases and 11,312 confirmed deaths.our of the five known ebolaviruses, including EBOV, cause a severe and often fatal hemorrhagic fever in humans and other mammals, known as Ebola virus disease (EVD).


Ebola virus
The virus was renamed Ebola virus in 2010 to avoid confusion. Ebola virus is the single member of the species Zaire ebolavirus, which is the type species for the genus Ebolavirus, family Filoviridae, order Mononegavirales.our of the five known ebolaviruses, including EBOV, cause a severe and often fatal hemorrhagic fever in humans and other mammals, known as Ebola virus disease (EVD).


So Really, How Do You Get Ebola? Coming Days Are Critical
Delivering medical care. Doctors say close contact is the usual way for people to become infected with Ebola virus. That includes caring for patients â health care workers are among those most likely to become infected as they examine patients, draw blood, clean them and clean up bodily fluids such as vomit.he virus lives in vomit, diarrhea, blood and sweat. The sicker a patient is, the more virus there is in the bodily fluids. Thomas Geisbert, who tests Ebola drugs and vaccines at the University of Texas Medical Branch, says using high-pressure sprays to clean animal cages can splash the virus into the air.


Ebola virus
Transmission. Ebola is transmitted through bodily fluids and/or direct contact with infected individuals. It is believed to spread to human populations through contact with infected primates, as opposed to directly from natural reservoirs. The suspected natural sources of the virus are certain species of fruit bats.here are several different types of Ebola virus that effect humans. Currently they are Zaire, Sudan, and Ivory Coast Ebola virus, named for the respective regions in Africa in which the strain was found. Reston Ebola virus is a type of Ebola that only infects non-human primates.


Ebola Virus Disease
1 Do not handle items that may have come in contact with an infected personâs blood or body fluids. 2  Do not touch the body of someone who has died from Ebola. 3  Do not have contact with the semen from a man who has recovered from Ebola (for example, avoid having oral, vaginal, or anal sex). Do not handle items that may have come in contact with an infected personâs blood or body fluids. 2  Do not touch the body of someone who has died from Ebola. 3  Do not have contact with the semen from a man who has recovered from Ebola (for example, avoid having oral, vaginal, or anal sex).


Enable or Disable Wireless Networking on Acer Notebooks
You can enable or disable your wireless with a combination of keys on your keyboard, or with a dedicated wireless switch. On Acer notebooks and netbooks, the following methods are used: 1  A dedicated button, located above the keyboard. 2  A toggle switch, located on the front or side of the device.


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Acer Access Point is an easy-to-use software that turns your Acer laptop into a Wi-Fi wireless access point. So anyone nearby can surf the Internet through your sharing. Also, your iPhone, PDA, mobile or what ever, can enjoy the Internet by connecting to the wireless network broadcasted by it.


How to Turn Off Wi-Fi on an Acer Aspire One
Locate the Wi-Fi switch. The location varies; on some models, it will be a physical sliding switch on the front edge of the Aspire One. Otherwise it will be overlaid on the âF2â or âF3â key. Related Reading: How to Set Up a Wireless Connection on Acer Aspire One.


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Acer Access Point-Turn your Acer laptop into a wireless access point. Acer Access Point is an easy-to-use software that turns your Acer laptop into a Wi-Fi wireless access point. So anyone nearby can surf the Internet through your sharing.


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Some Aspire One models feature a dedicated Wi-Fi button on the keyboard, or a sliding toggle switch on the front or side of the laptop's case. The wireless button is usually indicated by a symbol depicting an antenna with radiating waves.


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Sometimes the wireless on your computer accidently gets turned off by bumping a button, switch or hitting a key combination. Turning 'wireless back on' can vary greatly depending on if you have a laptop, desktop, and if your wireless is built into the computer or a separate device.


Acer Wireless Networking Not Working?
In some Acer models you can use a combination of keys on the keyboard to enable or disable wireless networking, in other models there is a wireless switch on the front or side of the laptop. There is a list in the section below of various models and where wireless toggle buttons can be located.


Acer Wireless Networking Not Working?
How to enable Wireless Networking on an Acer Laptop. In some Acer models you can use a combination of keys on the keyboard to enable or disable wireless networking, in other models there is a wireless switch on the front or side of the laptop.


Enable or Disable Wireless Networking on Acer Notebooks
On Acer notebooks and netbooks, the following methods are used: 1  A dedicated button, located above the keyboard. 2  A toggle switch, located on the front or side of the device. 3  The FN and the key with the wireless icon on your keyboard. 4  Usually, the key combination Fn + F3 is used.


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By this software, your Acer laptop (Windows platform) is turned into a Wi-Fi hotspot so that you can share the Internet with your second laptop, friends or mobile devices. Of course you do not want to carry a wireless router while on the trip. But you have to find a Wi-Fi hotspot for your mobile.


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âinstrumentalâ: synonyms and related words: 1  ambient music. 2  anthemic. 3  atonal. 4  backing. 5  bhangra. 6  blues. 7  easy listening. 8  elegiac. 9  elevator music. 10  funk. 11  gospel. 12  melodic. 13  popular music. 14  raga. 15  ragga. 16  Rastafarian. 17  reggae. 18  unaccompanied. 19  unplayable. 20  world music.


Musical instrument
Regardless of how the sound in an instrument is produced, many musical instruments have a keyboard as the user-interface. Keyboard instruments are any instruments that are played with a musical keyboard.


instrumental
1. implemental, effectual, effective. 1  serving or acting as an instrument or means; useful; helpful. 2  Music and Danceperformed on or written for a musical instrument or instruments:instrumental music. 3  of or pertaining to an instrument or tool.


Musical instrument
However, most historians believe that determining a specific time of musical instrument invention is impossible due to the subjectivity of the definition and the relative instability of materials used to make them. Many early musical instruments were made from animal skins, bone, wood, and other non-durable materials.


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See-stru-. 1  serving or acting as an instrument:Your linguistics professor was instrumental in getting me that job. 2  Music and Danceperformed on a musical instrument, and not including the voice:an instrumental piece for piano.


INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
The noun INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC has 2 senses: 1. music intended to be performed by a musical instrument or group of instruments. 2. music produced by playing a musical instrument. Familiarity information: INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC used as a noun is rare.


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instrumental adjective (INFLUENCE). âº [after verb] formal If someone or something is instrumental in a âprocess, âplan, or âsystem, that âperson or thing is one of the most âimportant âinfluences in âcausing it to âhappen: She was instrumental in âbringing about the âprison âreform âact.


Diathermy
Diathermy, whether achieved using short-wave radio frequency (range 1â100 MHz) or microwave energy (typically 915 MHz or 2.45 GHz), exerts physical effects and elicits a spectrum of physiological responses, the two methods differing mainly for their penetration capability.


Diathermy
In the natural sciences, the term diathermy [diÂ´ah-therâ³me] means electrically induced heat the use of high-frequency electromagnetic currents as a form of physical or occupational therapy and in surgical procedures.


Fluidized Therapy (Fluidotherapy)
Aetna will cover only the professional charges of a physical therapist or other recognized, licensed providers for fluidized therapy and other physical therapy modalities that require direct, one-on-one, patient contact.


fluidotherapy
fluidotherapy. The application of warmed cellulose particles suspended in forced dry air to heat an injured or painful body part, esp. prior to muscle strengthening or range-of-motion exercises.


Diathermy
Short wave diathermy operations use the ISM band frequencies of 13.56, 27.12, and 40.68 megahertz. Most commercial machines operate at a frequency of 27.12 MHz, a wavelength of approximately 11 meters.


Fluidized Therapy (Fluidotherapy)
Fluidized therapy is contraindicated in patients with local sensory loss or open lesions. The Work Loss Data Institute's clinical practice guideline on Carpal tunnel syndrome (acute & chronic) (2011) listed fluidotherapy as one of the interventions/procedures that were considered, but are not currently recommended.


Diathermy
Diathermy used in surgery is of typically two types. 1  Monopolar, where electric current passes from one electrode near the tissue to be treated to other fixed electrode (indifferent electrode) elsewhere in the body. 2  Usually this type of electrode is placed in contact with buttocks or around the leg.


Fluidized Therapy (Fluidotherapy)
Aetna considers fluidized therapy medically necessary for the treatment of acute or subacute traumatic or non-traumatic musculoskeletal disorders of the extremities.


Radio frequency
It is commonly used for muscle relaxation. It is also a method of heating tissue electromagnetically or ultrasonically for therapeutic purposes in medicine. Diathermy is used in physical therapy and occupational therapy to deliver moderate heat directly to pathologic lesions in the deeper tissues of the body.


Fluidized Therapy (Fluidotherapy)
Use of fluidized therapy dry heat is an acceptable alternative to other heat therapy modalities in reducing pain, edema, and muscle spasm from acute or subacute traumatic or non-traumatic musculoskeletal disorders of the extremities.


What Are Complex Renal Cyst Symptoms
However, if the complex renal cysts keep enlarging or cancerate, the following symptoms may occur. * The patients can have a dull throbbing pain in their lower back region, especially in the kidney area. This symptom is similar to the kidney stones symptom. * Blood in urine can be observed.


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If your simple kidney cyst is causing signs and symptoms, your doctor may recommend treatment. Options include: Puncturing and draining the cyst, then filling it with alcohol. Rarely, to shrink the cyst, your doctor inserts a long, thin needle through your skin and through the wall of the kidney cyst.


Benign kidney cyst
Acquired cystic kidney disease (ACKD) usually happens in people who are on dialysis. Unlike PKD, the kidneys are normal sized, and cysts do not form in other parts of the body. People with ACKD already have chronic kidney disease when they develop cysts. ACKD often has no symptoms. In most cases, the cysts are harmless and do not need treatment.


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Most of the time, simple kidney cysts do not require treatment. If they cause symptoms, however, you need to see your health care provider. Treatment for simple kidney cysts includes draining the cyst using a long needle, or surgical draining of the cyst.


What Are Complex Renal Cyst Symptoms
If serious cases of infection, the patients may also suffer from fever, vomiting and nausea. * Upper abdominal pain and pressure is also one of the symptoms of complex renal cysts. The enlarging cysts compress kidney tissues and other orangs, thus leading to upper abdominal pain. On the other hand, the stretching of fibrous tissue of kidneys also can cause upper abdominal pain and pressure. Once the patients with complex renal cysts show symptoms, they should seek for treatment at once.


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Kidney cysts are benign sacs of fluid that develop inside the kidneys. They are not the same as cysts that form with polycystic kidney disease, which is a genetic condition. The cause of simple kidney cysts is not known, and they are more common in older people. Simple kidney cysts may not cause symptoms. Occasionally, however, a kidney cyst can cause pain, infection or bleeding. In rare cases, simple kidney cysts can interfere with proper kidney function. It is also thought that simple kidney cysts can lead to high blood pressure.


Toxic shock syndrome
Toxic shock syndrome is a condition caused by bacterial toxins. Symptoms may include fever, rash, skin peeling, and low blood pressure. There may also be symptoms related to the specific underlying infection such as mastitis, osteomyelitis, necrotising fasciitis, or pneumonia. TSS is caused by bacteria of either the Streptococcus pyogenes or Staphylococcus aureus type. Streptococcal toxic shock syndrome is sometimes referred to as toxic shock-like syndrome. The underlying mechanism involves the


Toxic shock syndrome
For staphylococcal toxic shock syndrome, the diagnosis is based strictly upon CDC criteria defined in 2011, as follows: 1  Body temperature > 38.9 Â°C (102.02 Â°F) 2  Systolic blood pressure < 90 mmHg. 3  Diffuse macular erythroderma. 4  Desquamation (especially of the palms and soles) 1â2 weeks after onset.


Toxic shock syndrome
TSS is caused by bacteria of either the Streptococcus pyogenes or Staphylococcus aureus type. Streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS) is sometimes referred to as toxic shock-like syndrome (TSLS). The underlying mechanism involves the production of superantigens during an invasive streptococcus infection or a localized staphylococcus infection.


Toxic shock syndrome
Symptoms of toxic shock syndrome vary depending on the underlying cause. TSS resulting from infection with the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus typically manifests in otherwise healthy individuals via signs and symptoms including high fever, accompanied by low blood pressure, malaise and confusion, which can rapidly progress to stupor, coma, and multiple organ failure.


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Total solids can be measured by evaporating a water sample in a weighed dish, and then drying the residue in an oven at 103 to 105Â° C. The increase in weight of the dish represents the total solids. Instead of total solids, laboratories often measure total suspended solids and/or total dissolved solids.


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Toxic shock syndrome (TSS) is a condition caused by bacterial toxins.[1] Symptoms may include fever, rash, skin peeling, and low blood pressure.[1] There may also be symptoms related to the specific underlying infection such as mastitis, osteomyelitis, necrotising fasciitis, or pneumonia.[1]


TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS (TSS)
The decrease in water clarity caused by TSS can affect the ability of fish to see and catch food. Suspended sediment can also clog fish gills, reduce growth rates, decrease resistance to disease, and prevent egg and larval development.


Toxic shock syndrome
Toxic shock syndrome. Toxic shock syndrome (TSS) is a condition caused by bacterial toxins. Symptoms may include fever, rash, skin peeling, and low blood pressure. There may also be symptoms related to the specific underlying infection such as mastitis, osteomyelitis, necrotising fasciitis, or pneumonia.


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High TSS can cause problems for industrial use, because the solids may clog or scour pipes and machinery. Measurement of Total Suspended Solids. To measure TSS, the water sample is filtered through a pre-weighed filter. The residue retained on the filter is dried in an oven at 103 to 105Â° C until the weight of the filter no longer changes.


Toxic shock syndrome
Notable cases. 1  Clive Barker, fully recovered, contracted the syndrome after visiting the dentist. 2  Lana Coc-Kroft, fully recovered, contracted the syndrome due to group A streptococcal infection. 3  Jim Henson, d. 1990, contracted the syndrome due to group A streptococcal infection and subsequently died from it.


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Best Answer: The average 13 year old probably throws a baseball about 35 miles an hour. Of course the majority of these 13 year olds don't even play baseball. The average throwing speed of a 13 year old pitcher is probably around 60.


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10 Years Old and Younger. The average fastball velocity for pitchers 10 years old and younger is between 40-50 mph. The average change up speed for this age group is about 10 mph slower, putting the velocity between 30-40 mph.


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Here's a video I made on the average pitching speed for an 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 year old. It answers the number one question that I get on my site..how fast should I be throwing as a __ year old.


Pitching Speeds
The changeup velocity at this age is typically between 40-50 mph. 13 and 14 Year Olds. The pitchers in the 13 and 14 year old age group can be heavily involved in travel baseball, or finishing up their Little League experience.


Pitching Speeds
The average fastball velocity for pitchers 10 years old and younger is between 40-50 mph. The average change up speed for this age group is about 10 mph slower, putting the velocity between 30-40 mph. 11 and 12 Year Olds.


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The average 14 year-old pitcher throws around 60 mph and that equates to the ability to throw 196 feet. If a 14 year-old pitcher can throw 78 that means he can throw a baseball 286 feet. He is in the elite category of 26/10,000 players.


How fast is average baseball throwing speed for a 13 year old?
Best Answer: The average 13 year old probably throws a baseball about 35 miles an hour. Of course the majority of these 13 year olds don't even play baseball. The average throwing speed of a 13 year old pitcher is probably around 60. Source(s):


Average Pitching Speed for an 8 - 18 year old - How fast should I throw?
http://www.maddenbaseball.com Join the Free Newsletter. Here's a video I made on the average pitching speed for an 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 year old. It answers the number one question that I get on my site..how fast should I be throwing as a __ year old.


Average Pitching Speed for 8-18 Year Olds - How Fast should I be Pitcihng
The average pitcihng speed for a 13 year old. The average pitching speed for a 13 year old is 62 mph. The median pitching speed for a 13 year old is 63 mph. The mode pitching speed for a 13 year old is 63 mph.


13 Year old Pitching 70's 72 mph Mitchell Martin baseball
Mitchell Martin 13 year old spring training pitching 72 mph. Mitchell has been throwing for 5 weeks now. He is on a regular throwing and weight training program. He took off 3 1/2 months over the winter when he did not throw at all.


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  There are 726 episodes of Star Trek in total: 79 episodes of The Original Series + 1 pilot 22 episodes of The Animated Series 178 episodes of The Next Generation â¦ 176 episodes of Deep Space Nine 172 episodes of Voyager 98 episodes of Enterprise.+ 5 others found this useful.Biigboi Stunting.124C41. There are 726 episodes of Star Trek in total: 79 episodes of The Original Series + 1 pilot 22 episodes of The Animated Series 178 episodes of The Next Generation â¦ 176 episodes of Deep Space Nine 172 episodes of Voyager 98 episodes of Enterprise. + 5 others found this useful. Biigboi Stunting. 124C41.


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How many episodes of lucky star are there total? If you mean My Lucky Star with Jimmy Lin and Liu He Na, than there are 20 total         actually if you mean LuckyâStar with konata and the others, unfortu â¦ nately, ther'es only 24 and an ova. There are 726 episodes of Star Trek in total: 79 episodes of The Original Series + 1 pilot 22 episodes of The Animated Series 178 episodes of The Next Generation â¦ 176 episodes of Deep Space Nine 172 episodes of Voyager 98 episodes of Enterprise. + 5 others found this useful. Biigboi Stunting. 124C41.


List of Lucky Star episodes
The opening theme is  Take It! Sailor Uniform  (ãã£ã¦ã!ã»ã¼ã©ã¼ãµã, Motteke! SÄrÄfuku) by Aya Hirano, Emiri KatÅ, Kaori Fukuhara, and Aya Endo. Lucky Star does not have one consistent ending theme, a new theme is used in each episode; most of them are of theme songs from other anime and from tokusatsu television shows.Each ending theme in episodes one through twelve is performed as a karaoke by one of the principal characters.he seventh segment, also the shortest segment of the OVA, shows the manga shop owner Meito Anizawa in the same MMORPG that the Lucky Star girls were playing, again resulting in his failed attempt to sell Konata in-game items after waiting for her for a long time while she was away from her keyboard.


How many Lucky Star chapters are there?
Relevance. Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: I don't know how many chapters there are, since they only scanlated up to chapter 21 (In other words, unelss ur japanese, thats how far you can readi t), then there's lucky star pocket travelers which is a side story.elevance. Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: I don't know how many chapters there are, since they only scanlated up to chapter 21 (In other words, unelss ur japanese, thats how far you can readi t), then there's lucky star pocket travelers which is a side story.


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The four-panel comic strip manga version of Lucky Star started serialization in Kadokawa Shoten 's magazine Comptiq's January 2004 issue sold on December 10, 2003. The first tankÅbon volume of the manga was published on January 8, 2005, and as of October 26, 2013, 10 volumes have been released.nother spin-off manga, based on the Lucky Star Moe Drill video games and titled Miyakawa-ke no KÅ«fuku (å®®æ²³å®¶ã®ç©ºè¹, The Miyakawa Family's Hunger) , began serialization in the January 2008 issue of Kadokawa Shoten's Comp H's magazine.


List of Lucky Star episodes
An original video animation episode was produced following the series and was released on September 26, 2008. An anime adaptation of Miyakawa-ke no KÅ«fuku, produced by Ordet and Encourage Films, began streaming on Ustream on April 29, 2013.he seventh segment, also the shortest segment of the OVA, shows the manga shop owner Meito Anizawa in the same MMORPG that the Lucky Star girls were playing, again resulting in his failed attempt to sell Konata in-game items after waiting for her for a long time while she was away from her keyboard.


Lucky Star (Series)
Manga Edit. The four-panel comic strip manga version of Lucky Star started serialization in Kadokawa Shoten's magazine Comptiq on January 2004. The first bound volume of the manga was published on January 8, 2005, and as of 2011, eight volumes have been released.n August 2005, a drama CD based on the series was released, and in December 2005, a Nintendo DS video game entitled Lucky Star Moe Drill, was released.


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A live concert was held on March 29, 2009 at the Budokan called Lucky Star in Budokan: Anata no Tame dakara (ããâãã in æ¦éé¤¨ ãããªãã®ããã ããã) spanning 4 hours, 40 minutes.The concert featured the various cast members from the anime, and was hosted by Hiromi Konno (the voice of Akira Kogami) and Minoru Shiraishi.nother spin-off manga, based on the Lucky Star Moe Drill video games and titled Miyakawa-ke no KÅ«fuku (å®®æ²³å®¶ã®ç©ºè¹, The Miyakawa Family's Hunger) , began serialization in the January 2008 issue of Kadokawa Shoten's Comp H's magazine.


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Once again, Konata, Tsukasa, and Miyuki are in the same class, but Kagami is in a different one from them. Meanwhile, Konata's cousin Yutaka and her new friend Minami Iwasaki enter their first year of high school.hile her sisters are out to attend some kind of dance performance, Kagami stays home, but receives a visit from Konata who tries to be the fairy godmother in Cinderella and gets Kagami out of the house. The class plays an intense game volleyball, and Tsukasa gets inspired to do her best.


Lucky Star (Series)
Like many four-panel comic strips, it has no ongoing plot, and typically focuses on the daily lives of the characters. In August 2005, a drama CD based on the series was released, and in December 2005, a Nintendo DS video game entitled Lucky Star Moe Drill, was released.A sequel, also playable on the DS, called Shin Lucky Star Moe Drill was released in May 2007, and a PlayStation 2 visual novel was released in January 2008.n August 2005, a drama CD based on the series was released, and in December 2005, a Nintendo DS video game entitled Lucky Star Moe Drill, was released.


Finance Degree or Economics Degree: Whatâs the Difference?
The study of finance is based in economics and focused on the flow of money, interest rates, risk management, rates of return, financial markets and other business-related topics.


Difference Between Economics and Finance
The analysis of the science of economics is applied in various fields like finance, business, government, education, law, politics, social institutions, science and many more. The main difference between economics and finance is that finance focuses entirely on the maximization of wealth. On contrary to the finance, economics focuses on the optimization of valued goals. If we understand the facts this way we can say that finance is a subset of economics. Finance is focusing on the management of money and assets.


What's the Difference Between Finance and Accounting?
For some people it's easy to assume disciplines like accounting and finance are basically the same thing. While closely related, however, there are several key differences between the two for prospective students to take into account. The decision to specialize in either accounting or finance can impact the type of coursework a student may take as well as their potential professional path after graduation.


What's the Difference Between Finance and Accounting?
Eastern Kentucky University.  Finance and accounting are two halves of the financial book. Perhaps the simplest way to differentiate the two is that accounting is more focused on the past and finance is more focused on the future. Accounting is a system for the delivery of financial information.


Finance Degree or Economics Degree: Whatâs the Difference?
Degrees in Finance and Economics. Students pursuing degree programs in either finance or economics will take classes to develop their communication, problem-solving, mathematical, quantitative and analytical skills.


Finance Degree or Economics Degree: Whatâs the Difference?
Choosing Between Finance and Economics. Success in a finance or economics career requires certain skills and attributes, such as communication skills, a knack for numbers and being detail-oriented.


Finance Degree or Economics Degree: Whatâs the Difference?
Finance and Economics Defined. âFinanceâ is a comprehensive term that covers a number of sub-categories, including personal, public and corporate finance. It can be described as the study of how money is acquired and managed, and involves activities ranging from investing to obtaining and granting loans.


Difference Between Economics and Finance
Posted on. by admin. Economics vs Finance. The words economics and finance, more or less, seem that they are conveying a similar meaning. In the world of business, theories of finance and economics are often used in important decision makings. In academic field, finance and economics have their own identity. In this article, we will try to understand the differences between economics and finance.


Finance Degree or Economics Degree: Whatâs the Difference?
Choosing between a degree in finance or economics depends upon the position you seek, and the career that interests you the most. Explore careers in finance and economics to determine which degree is needed for the one that fits you best.


Difference Between Economics and Finance
There is a significant difference between economics and finance. To understand the differences we must understand each of the categories and learn their fundamental principles. Finance is a fund management science. There are three general areas of finance: business finance, public finance and personal finance.


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If your shot is not on paper, you may have to repeat the bore sight step. Ground zero: an inch high at 100 yards isn't always good enough. Learning to properly zero your rifle and scope and make the appropriate adjustments for individual scenarios can vastly improve your odds of connecting.


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1 Antenna boresight, the optical axis of a directional antenna. 2  Boresight (firearm), adjustments made to an optical sight, to align the barrel of a firearm with the sights.  Boresight point, also known as gun harmonisation: the alignment of weapons in an aircraft.


Definitions &Translations
Freebase(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: Boresight is the adjustments made to an optical firearm sight or iron sights, to align the firearm barrel and sights. This method is usually used to pre-align the sights, which makes zeroing much faster. A device called a bore sighter or collimator is used to accomplish this.


boresight
A telescopic device utilizing a boresighting reticle to align the axis of a weapon with a target; it is attached to the exterior of a weapon barrel or tube by a mount.


Definitions &Translations
Freebase(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: Boresight. Boresight is the adjustments made to an optical firearm sight or iron sights, to align the firearm barrel and sights. This method is usually used to pre-align the sights, which makes zeroing much faster.


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1 Antenna boresight, the optical axis of a directional antenna.  Boresight (firearm), adjustments made to an optical sight, to align the barrel of a firearm with the sights.


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1 Boresight (firearm), adjustments made to an optical sight, to align the barrel of a firearm with the sights.  Boresight point, also known as gun harmonisation: the alignment of weapons in an aircraft.


Definitions &Translations
Wiktionary(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: boresight(Noun) The optical axis of a directional antenna. Boresight. Boresight is the adjustments made to an optical firearm sight or iron sights, to align the firearm barrel and sights.


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Boresight may refer to: 1  Antenna boresight, the optical axis of a directional antenna.  Boresight (firearm), adjustments made to an optical sight, to align the barrel of a firearm with the sights.


Boresight
Boresight may refer to: 1  Antenna boresight, the optical axis of a directional antenna. 2  Boresight (firearm), adjustments made to an optical sight, to align the barrel of a firearm with the sights.  Boresight point, also known as gun harmonisation: the alignment of weapons in an aircraft.


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Age of majority designated as 19 years. over 21 years of age. solely on the basis of age. Ala. Persons physically or mentally unable to consent. would increase the risk to the person's life or health. Ala. consent of parent.


Is the legal age 18 in ALABAMA to have sex with a 24 year old
In most circumstances, the age of consent in Alabama is 16, but if the 16 year old has diminished capacity, the older person may still face consequences. Best to wait until 18. Ms. Brown may be reached at 718-878-6886 during regular business hours, or anytime by email at: marykatherinebrown@hotmail.com.


Ages of consent in the United States
By act of the 1915 legislature, the age of consent was statutorily established to be 16 years of age. See, as example, Title 14, section 399, Alabama Code 1940 establishing the elements of âunlawful carnal knowledgeâ and the age of consent. Prior to the act of 1915, the age of consent was 14 years of age.


Legal Age Of Consent By State
The legal age of consent in the United States varies from state to state, with different ages applicable based on a variety of factors including the genders of the actors, type of sexual act, relationship between the actors, and more. The age of consent is between 16 and 18 in all states. Violation of these laws by engaging in sexual acts with a person under the applicable age of consent can result in charges from a misdemeanor (such as corruption of a minor) to a felony (such as statutory rape) depending on the jurisdiction and the circumstances. 16*. 16*.


What is the legal that someone in Alabama can buy a car?
Consent as an Adult. Ala Code Â§26-1-1. Age of majority designated as 19 years. (a) Any person in this state, at the arrival at the. aggy,e of 19 years, shall be relieved of his or her. disabilities of minority and thereafter shall have. the same legal rights and abilities as persons. over 21 years of age. No law of this state shall.


Is the legal age 18 in ALABAMA to have sex with a 24 year old
In Alabama, under the current Alabama Criminal Code, persons age 16 years or older are statutorily deemed capable of consent to sexual contact. Code of Alabama, 1975, 13-A-6-70 (c ). In Parks v. State, 565 So. 2d 1265 (Ala.


Alabama Legal Ages Laws
Legal age laws in Alabama are highlighted in the table below. Alabama provides for a legal process, referred to as the âemancipation of a minor,â by which a person under the age of 19 can become an adult in the eyes of the law.


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The adoption decree creates the relationship of parent and child between the adoptive parent and the adopted person, as if the adopted person were a legitimate blood descendant of the petitioner, for all purposes including inheritance.


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A Tennessee court has held that adoption by estoppel or equitable adoption are probate concepts to determine inheritance and do not apply to proceedings for parentage, custody, and visitation. Scarlett. The same is probably true in Texas courts. Adopted children can contest the will of their parents. A formally adopted child and an informally adopted child whose adoptive grandparents were in privity with the adoption, can contest the will of their adoptive grandparents.


Adoption and Inheritance Rights
If you make a will, you can direct that your money and other assets go to your adoptive child, your birth child, your adoptive parent, your birthparent, your neighborâs third cousinâs spouseâs nephew, or anyone you please.


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The States that provide forintestate inheritance adopted children who are omitted. from a will include Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland,


Adoption and Inheritance Rights
The state of Illinois makes an exception for those who were adopted as adults and never resided with the adoptive parents before turning 18. If it is the adopted person who dies, the adoptive parents and their family are entitled to inherit from their adoptive childâs estate as if the child was born to them. What that âas if born to themâ turns out to be depends on state laws and on the deceasedâs family situation.


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Code Â§ 43-8-48. For purposes of intestate succession, an adopted person is the child of an adopting parent and not of the birth parents, except that adoption of a child by the spouse of a birth parent has no effect on the right of the child to inherit from or. through either birth parent.


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The informally adopted child will not inherit from his grandparents (his adoptive parent's parents) unless they were in privity with the adoption. He will only inherit from his adoptive parents not through them. In other words, persons not in privity with the adoption are not bound by the adoption.


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In Texas, when a child is legally or formally adopted, they inherit to the same extent as natural children. A formal adoption is where the court system is involved. A suit for adoption is filed. Then, in some cases, the state investigates the adopting parents to make sure that they are good candidates for adoption.


Adoption and Inheritance Rights
Two exceptions are Tennessee, which limits the adoptive familyâs right of inheritance to property the adopted child acquired after the adoption; and Illinois, which states that the birth family shall receive from the deceased adopteeâs estate any property that the adoptee inherited or was given from the birth relatives.


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The adopted child, therefore, gains the right. to inherit from the adoptive parents and adoptive parentsâ. relatives. Adoptive parents and other adoptive relatives also. gain the right to inherit from the adopted child.


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Print Share. It is used, along with serum ceruloplasmin and urine copper, to test for Wilson's disease and (more often) in monitoring the nutritional adequacy of parenteral or enteral nutrition, especially when copper deficiency may be suspected because of ongoing gastrointestinal losses of the element (see table).


Iron
Anemia is a clinical sign of copper deficiency, and iron has been found to accumulate in the livers of copper-deficient animals, indicating that copper (via the copper-containing ceruloplasmin) is required for iron transport to the bone marrow for red blood cell formation (see Iron metabolism) (2).


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Periodic monitoring of copper status is essential for proper supplementation. Signs and symptoms of copper deficiency include: change in hair coat color, diarrhea, decreased weight gain, unthrifty appearance, anemia, fractures, lameness, and decreased. disease resistance. The specific signs depend on the cause of the deficiency, and this. contributes to confusion in diagnosis.


Copper in health
Copper deficiency and toxicity can be either of genetic or non-genetic origin. The study of copper's genetic diseases, which are the focus of intense international research activity, has shed insight into how human bodies use copper, and why it is important as an essential micronutrient.


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Some features of the Laboratory Test Directory may not be available; to take advantage of all features, please upgrade your browser. For more information, visit our browser page. Useful in the assessment of deficiency or overload. Copper, Serum Free (Direct) (0020596) may be a more specific indicator of copper overload. For the complete assessment of copper overload, Wilson Disease Screening Panel, Serum (0020598) is preferred. This test is New York DOH approved.


Copper
Copper enzymes regulate various physiologic pathways, such as energy production, iron metabolism, connective tissue maturation, and neurotransmission. (More information) Copper deficiency can result from malnutrition, malabsorption, or excessive zinc intake and can be acquired or inherited. Symptoms include deficiencies in blood cells, bone and connective tissue abnormalities, and neurologic disorders.


Test Details
Test Details. Use. It is used, along with serum ceruloplasmin and urine copper, to test for Wilson's disease and (more often) in monitoring the nutritional adequacy of parenteral or enteral nutrition, especially when copper deficiency may be suspected because of ongoing gastrointestinal losses of the element (see table).


Copper Toxicity & Self-Evaluation
Copper is an essential trace element that is vital to the health of all living things (humans, plants, animals, and microorganisms). In humans, copper is essential to the proper functioning of organs and metabolic processes. The human body has complex homeostatic mechanisms which attempt to ensure a constant supply of available copper, while eliminating excess copper whenever this occurs.


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Black Annealing: Box annealing or pot annealing, used mainly for sheet, strip, or wire. Blue Annealing: Heating hot-rolled sheet in an open furnace to a temperature within the. transformation range and then cooling in air, to soften the metal. The formation of a bluish. oxide on the surface is incidental. Box Annealing: Annealing in a sealed container under conditions that minimize oxida-. tion. In box annealing, the charge is usually heated slowly to a temperature below the trans-. formation range, but sometimes above or within it, and is then cooled slowly; this process.


Carburizing
Carburizing, also referred to as Case Hardening, is a heat treatment process that produces a surface which is resistant to wear, while maintaining toughness and strength of the core. This treatment is applied to low carbon steel parts after machining, as well as high alloy steel bearings, gears, and other components.


Difference Between Annealing and Normalizing
What is Normalizing. Normalizing is another type of heat treatment, applied specifically to alloys made from Iron, in order to achieve a uniform grain size. It is actually considered as a type of annealing which is only done for Ferrous or Iron alloys.


Difference Between Annealing and Normalizing
The main difference between annealing and normalizing is that the annealing is a method of heat treatment used to make metals ductile and less hard while normalizing is a type of annealing process which is only specific to ferrous alloys.


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What is annealing, normalizing, carburizing w.r.t iron carbon equilibirium and also mention its temperature ranges. vrsaikumar Profile Answers by vrsaikumar Questions by vrsaikumar. Nov 11th, 2008.


Basic Heat Treatment
Carburizing Steel. Carburizing heat treatment is the introduction of carbon into the surface of steel. Carburizing occurs when the steel is heated above the critical temperature in a carburizing furnace which contains more carbon than the steel contains.


Carburizing
Carburizing increases strength and wear resistance by diffusing carbon into the surface of the steel creating a case while retaining a substantially lesser hardness in the core. This treatment is applied to low carbon steels after machining.


Difference Between Annealing and Normalizing
Both these terms, Annealing, and Normalizing, refer to methods of heat treatment used to change various properties in materials. This is very common among metals. Upon heat treatment, metals are able to not only to change their physical properties but also to change their chemical properties.


Annealing, Normalizing, Carburizing
What is annealing, normalizing, carburizing w.r.t iron carbon equilibirium and also mention its temperature ranges. 1  vrsaikumar Profile Answers by vrsaikumar Questions by vrsaikumar. 2  Nov 11th, 2008.  2.


Basic Heat Treatment
Solution heat treatment / solution annealing takes these particles and puts them back into solution. In the solution annealing process, the alloy is heated to a high temperature, held for a period of time related to the section size of the material and air cooled or faster. This traps the precipitates in solution.


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Net carbs refers to the carbohydrate content of a food after the indigestible carbohydrates from fiber have been subtracted. For example, an orange has 60 grams of total carbs from sugar, starch, and fiber; 5 of those carb grams come from fiber.


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A: Soluble and insoluble fiber can be found in different foods, and also in different parts of the same food. Insoluble fiber tends to be found in the peels and husks of plant foods, and soluble fiber is found in the fleshy interior.


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First, as mentioned previously, a medium-size banana contains about 3 grams of total fiber. Fiber is a nutrient that helps regulate the speed of digestion, and by keeping digestion well-regulated, conversion of carbohydrates to simple sugars and release of simple sugars from digesting foods also stays well-regulated.


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Nutrients in a banana, per serving*: 1  Vitamin B6 â .5 mg. 2  Manganese â .3 mg. 3  Vitamin C â 9 mg. 4  Potassium â 450 mg. 5  Dietary Fiber â 3g. 6  Protein â 1 g. 7  Magnesium â 34 mg. 8  Folate â 25.0 mcg. 9  Riboflavin â .1 mg. 10  Niacin â .8 mg. 11  Vitamin A â 81 IU. 12  Iron â .3 mg.


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According to the Employee Benefit Research Institute, the average cost of employee benefits to employers was relatively steady at 27 to 29 percent of the total compensation cost throughout the 1990s but began to increase at the turn of the century as health insurance costs began rising rapidly.


Types of Employee Benefits and Perks
These types of employee benefits that are offered are at the discretion of the employer or are covered under a labor agreement, so they will vary from company to company. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average number of annual paid holidays is 10.


Types of Employee Benefits and Perks
The average amount of vacation days are 9.4 after a year of service. Almost half the (medium and large) employers surveyed offered either a defined benefit or a defined contribution pension plan. About 75% offered health insurance but almost all required some employee contribution towards the cost.


The Average Cost of Employee Benefits in the US
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employee benefits cost employers 30.9 percent of total employee compensation costs on average, as of March 2013. For private industry employers, the cost of benefits was 29.7 percent of total employee compensation.


Employee benefits and benefits packages: What Ontario employers should know
Competitive employee benefits. While itâs important for Ontario employers to offer a competitive benefits package to attract and retain quality employees, a full suite of benefits can be cost-prohibitive for a startup.


The Average Cost of Employee Benefits in the US
In March 2003, private industry employers' cost for health insurance benefits was $1.41 per hour worked on average, or 6.3 percent of total compensation. In March 2013, the average cost for private industry employer health benefits was $2.26 per hour worked, or 7.8 percent of total compensation.


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Although benefit costs can be significant, there are a variety of benefits that employers can offer that are low- or no-cost, says Lin Grensing-Pophal, author of Human Resource Essentials. Something as simple as a sincere thank-you for a job well done can represent a benefit for employees.


Employee benefits and benefits packages: What Ontario employers should know
The costs of employee benefits will usually average about 15% of payroll in a small company, or as high as 30% in a larger one.1 Each potential benefit should be considered and defined carefully.


Types of Employee Benefits and Perks
Updated October 18, 2016. An employee benefits package includes all the benefits provided by an employer. There are some types of employee benefits that are mandated by law, including minimum wage, overtime, leave under the Family Medical Leave Act, unemployment, and workers compensation and disability.


postgraduate
Medical students. adjective. Postgraduate is defined as a course of study or an academic program that occurs after a college degree has already been obtained. Medical school or law school are examples of programs that would be described as postgraduate programs.