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Oversees and ensures successful completion of all assigned Mortgage Loan Officer Training activities. ACTIVITIES/TASKS â on a day to day basis New Business Development Develop Business Referral Network through marketing, cold-calling, prospecting and networking activities.


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Upload complete application via Visual Mortgage. Loan Management Work with Mortgage Loan Coordinators, Mortgage Loan Associates, Sales Assistantâs and directly with Fulfillment to ensure that loan docs are submitted to Fulfillment within 7 days or as modified by BOA.


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One of the key findings I uncovered from my interview was the number of loans each loan officer funds on average each month. The company has 50 loan officer and funds an average of $5M or 25 loans per month (average loan amount is around $200,000K). Doing the math, each loan officer funds 1 loan every 2 months. Best case each loan officer might generate $3,000 in gross commissions per loan, splitting it $1,000 for the shop and $2,000 for agent.


Mortgage Loan Officer  Salary
The mortgage loan officer is responsible for integrating mortgage loan information and statistics into the bank's strategic planning reviews, identifying improvements that can be made to the mortgage loan system and meeting organizational customer service expectations.


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Present appropriate Bank of America products and programs and explain guidelines. Apprise of pricing and lock rate as required. Identify appropriate opportunities to sell additional products. Collect suppor ting loan documentation as required and provide complete package to Mortgage Loan Coordinator.


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Salmonella, a common cause of food poisoning, can cause nausea and weakness. Dehydration and lack of proper nutrition can cause nausea and muscle weakness all over the body. Drinking excessive amounts of coffee can lead to nausea and weakness when a person crashes.. There are many reasons, such as food poisoning or blood sugar issues, that a person may experience nausea and weakness.


Weakness
Weakness causes by stress, tiredness, fever, fatigue, anemia, heart problems, or stroke may cause dizziness, and imbalance. Infection or inflammation of the inner ear, brain or spinal cord. You may notice imbalance after prolonged bed rest, when your muscles weaken. This will also lead to problems with mobility.


Salmonella
Salmonella, a common cause of food poisoning, can cause nausea and weakness. Dehydration and lack of proper nutrition can cause nausea and muscle weakness all over the body. There are many reasons, such as food poisoning or blood sugar issues, that a person may experience nausea and weakness.


Hearing Problems, Dizziness, and Ototoxicity
Prevent dehydration: 1  Drink 2-3 liters of fluid per day to prevent dehydration. 2  Avoid alcohol and caffeine as these may cause dehydration. 3  Always carry a sipper cup with you, filled with your favorite drinks.  Change positions slowly.


Timpani
Timpani are typically struck with a special type of drum stick fittingly called a timpani stick or timpani mallet. Timpani sticks are used in pairs. They have two components: a shaft and a head. The shaft is typically made from hardwood or bamboo but may also be made from aluminum or carbon fiber.


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These directions are aimed at the customers who have purchased a DIY Timpani Mallet Kit from DK Percussion. 1. Mix enough two-part epoxy to glue two cores to their shafts. If there is a significant gap between the shaft and the wall of the core, mix more epoxy. If the cores do not fit onto the shaft, sand the tip of the shaft. Note: make sure your bamboo shaft fits the hole of the core first. It is better to have a loose fit rather than snug when using two-part epoxy.


10 Things You Need to Know About the Timpani
More Stories. Ah, the timpani. No orchestral percussion section is complete without them! And here at the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, we have one of the most killer timpanists in the biz, James Wyman (otherwise known as the Tattooed Timpanist), who is about to drop some knowledge on you about these drums with the funny name.


Timpani
A type of drum, they consist of a skin called a head stretched over a large bowl traditionally made of copper. They are played by striking the head with a specialized drum stick called a timpani stick or timpani mallet. Timpani evolved from military drums to become a staple of the classical orchestra by the last third of the 18th century.


Percussion mallet
A percussion mallet or beater is an object used to strike or beat a percussion instrument in order to produce its sound.


timpani
HISTORY: The early timpani was used in Eastern military music and was brought to Europe in the 15th century. It was first performed by the cavalry on horseback and eventually into the orchestra by the 17th century. Originally, pitch was changed by tightening or loosening the threaded bolts around the rim.


timpani
A soft or hard padded mallet is used to play them; a pedal mechanism is attached to each timpani which changes the tension of the head, thus adjusting the pitch. SOUND PROPERTIES: The timpani sound is created by striking the membrane, or head, with mallets causing the head to vibrate. The tension of the head determines the exact pitch. A looser tension creates a lower pitch and a tighter tension creates a higher pitch.


Percussion mallet
As well as being a general term for a hand-held beater, mallet is also used specifically to refer to a hand-held beater comprising a head connected to a thin shaft, and used in pairs. There are three main sorts:


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Waist to mid-chest height usually works the best, depending upon where the. cymbal is located in the percussion set-up. The cymbal itself should be nearly horizontal. (parallel to the floor), with the arms and mallets / sticks at a comfortable height. A stick tray is useful to help keep the mallets organized. Carry an extra supply of cymbal felts, plastic post insulator, protective washers, and wing nuts. in your cymbal bag.


Aruba
Aruba (/ É Ë r uË b É / É-ROO-bÉ; Dutch: [aËËrubaË]) is an island and a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the southern Caribbean Sea, located about 1,600 kilometres (990 mi) west of the main part of the Lesser Antilles and 29 kilometres (18 mi) north of the coast of Venezuela.


Aruba's Information
Aruba has a population of 107,635 and the people are refered to as Aruban/Dutch. This sunshiny place of balmy ( some say perfect) weather, sandy beaches, duty-free shopping, and one of the most fascinating ecosystems on the planet, is surrounded by the warm, aquamarine waters of the Caribbean Sea. Aruba's Information


Aruba's Information
Aruba's scheduled (complete) independence was rescinded by vote in 1995, although the process can begin again after an island-wide referendum. In Aruba, oil refining (even gold mining) remained the major industries into the early 1990s, but then tourism developed quickly and the economy of Aruba changed.


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Aruba. 1  Hotels (37) 73,084 Reviews. 2  Vacation Rentals (691) 1,775 Reviews. 3  Flights. 4  Things to Do (157) 99,929 Reviews. 5  Restaurants (398) 153,817 Reviews. 6  Forum 35,578 Posts.


Perfection!
Aruba's Climate. Weather can't be forecast more than a week or so in advance, but weather averages are good indicators of what to expect any month.


Tropical Storm Matthew Near Hurricane Strength in the Caribbean Sea; Jamaica, HispaÃ±ola, Cuba, Bahamas Threats Next Week
Tropical storm conditions are possible in Aruba, Bonaire and CuraÃ§ao. Jamaica, HispaÃ±ola, eastern Cuba and The Bahamas face a hurricane threat early next week. Potential U.S. impact next week remains unclear.


Weather
Aruba Product Update Calendar of Events Arubaâs outstanding weather, with more sunny days than any other island in the Caribbean, is one of our key selling points and one of the most compelling reasons to recommend Aruba to travelers looking for fun in the sun. Aruba enjoys a desert-like climate and is located outside the hurricane belt. Except for a few scattered weather events annually, and perhaps some limited showers on some days (welcomed by our plants), the sun does indeed always shine here. The average annual temperature is 82 degrees Fahrenheit (28 degrees Celcius).


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Steps. 1  1. Copy all of your tab-delimited text. 2  2. Select the cell in Excel that you want to paste into. 3  3. Paste the data.  4. Select the entire column of 1  data. 5. Open the Data tab and click Text to Columns.  6. Select Delimited and click 1  Next. 7. Select the character that your data is separated  by. 8. Choose the format of the first column.


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Save the PDF file as a text file. Depending on the type of data being imported, it may be possible to import the data contained in the PDF into an Excel workbook as text using the Text to Columns feature. Open the PDF file in Adobe Reader and click the File menu. Select âSave As Otherâ and then click âTextâ.


How to copy an unformatted table into excel?
I want to copy the following table http://www.fifa.com/mm/document/classic/awards/01/36/25/40/ballondor_award_men_player_finalx.pdf into excel but when I do it doesn't format it as a table as the source isn't a proper table.


How to copy an unformatted table into excel?
You can use your PDF reader's column selection feature to copy each column of the table individually. Each column can then be pasted one-by-one into a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. For example, use+ with Adobe Reader's Select Tool.


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Online Services. 1  1. Find an online converter. There are a variety of sites online that offer to convert your PDFs to Excel files for free. 2  2. Upload your file. Use the upload feature on the website you choose to upload your PDF file. 3  3. Wait for the converted file. Depending on the service, converting the file may take up to 30 minutes.


How to Copy Paste Tab Delimited Text Into Excel
Tab-delimited text is a format for storing data from a spreadsheet as a text file. Each cell is separated by a tab stop, and each record exists on a separate line in the text file. Select all of the text you want to copy to Excel and copy it to your clipboard. 2. Select the cell in Excel that you want to paste into.


How to copy an unformatted table into excel?
In the example given, you are able to convert the PDF to text by simply selecting and copying the text, as the text data is already present. The issue here is that the text uses a space character as the table's column delimiter when space characters are used in the cells. â iglvzx Dec 26 '12 at 2:10.


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DTNF's Major advice: Doesn't matter. DTNF's Rsum Advice: Have a good and interesting answer to every item on it for the interviews. DTNF's Law of Job Offers: You not only have to qualify for the position, but you also have to be the best candidate available for the offer. DTNF's Work Philosophy: I am actuary. Please insert data.


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Text to Columns. 1  1. Save the PDF file as a text file. 2  2. Copy the text. 3  3. Open a blank Excel spreadsheet.  4. Use the Text to Column Wizard in Excel to reorganize the data into table form.


How to Copy Paste Tab Delimited Text Into Excel
Steps. 1  1. Copy all of your tab-delimited text. Tab-delimited text is a format for storing data from a spreadsheet as a text file. 2  2. Select the cell in Excel that you want to paste into. Select the upper-leftmost cell that you want your pasted data to appear in. 3  3. Paste the data.


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My family and I have been going to Mexico Beach / Port St Joe for the last seventeen years. The fishing can be unbelievable from the surf some times. The best bait I have found is sand fleas. Look for them right were the surf breaks on the beach and you can see them bury into the sand.


Fishing St. Joseph Bay
Many types of fish are caught in St. Joseph Bay, but some of the more popular fish that are targeted in the bay are sea trout, redfish, flounder, black drum and sheepshead. The bay has a lot of great shallow water fishing spots.


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Schools of redfish are looking for an easy meal throughout the bay. Keep looking and moving for the redfish are not staying in one place. Flounder bite has been slow inshore, with more being caught off near shore reefs. Finding clear water in the bay is the key to fishing success right now.


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Light gear, small hooks, and live shrimp will work best. In the surf, undersize pompano leads the field with a few keepers every once in a while. Under the Hwy 98 bridge the action is either frantic or ice cold for several species. Tidal current and bait are probably the driving factors.


Fishing St. Joseph Bay
Fish St. Joseph Bay. St. Joseph Bay is located in between Panama City and Apalachicola, Florida. The town of Port St. Joe is located directly on the bay and you will find a marina here to go along with a boat ramp, fishing charters and bait and tackle to help accommodate you on a fishing trip on the bay.


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iTrader: (3) Check/Add Feedback. Need Surf Fishing tips for St Joe Bay area... I will be spending a week (end of May) on Cape San Blas off of Port St Joe, and I plan on doing a lot of fishing. I have a charter one day, but will have to fish from the surf and wading the bay/flats edge the rest of the time.


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St Joe Bay. A cousin to the king mackerel, the Spanish mackerel are chasing schools of bait in the northern portion of the bay. The diving pelicans and sea gulls are the flags for action. Speckled trout has made a showing when top water lures are enticingly twitched over the grass flats and at the edge of channels.


Panhandle Fishing, Port St. Joe to Pensacola
Driving between Port St. Joe and Pensacola, a roadtripping angler can stop off at numerous fishing piers, bridges and stretches of empty coastline. Escape on Highway 98. Pack up the truckster for a family fishing roadtrip across the Florida Panhandle. When it comes to Panhandle fishing, Port St. Joe to Pensacola, U.S. Highway 98 parallels the Gulf coast through a cross-section of Florida Panhandle communities and habitats. It passes through military bases, quaint fishing villages, sprouting condo cities and towering pine forests.


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Offshore & Near Shore. King mackerel is truly the king around the near shore reefs. Free lining live bait has brought many nice king to the boat this week. This time of year the fish outnumber the fishermen.


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We actually just got back from Port St Joe Tuesday night. WE fished from our boat and i did a little surf fishing. I would recoment for surf fishing a steel leader with two treble hooks on it. Try to put the front treble hook through the top of a cigar minnow and the back one through the underside.


Bactrim DS Dosage
Traveler's Diarrhea in Adults. For the treatment of traveler's diarrhea, the usual adult dosage is 1 BACTRIM DS (double strength) tablet or 2 BACTRIM tablets every 12 hours for 5 days.


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Avoid prolonged administration. Monitor CBCs, urine, and renal function. Hepatic or renal dysfunction. AIDS (increased risk of toxicity). Folate or G6PD deficiency. Severe allergy. Bronchial asthma. Malnutrition. Porphyria. Thyroid dysfunction. Disorders of potassium metabolism. Monitor for electrolyte abnormalities.


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â¥2 Months of Age:Inj: 15-20mg/kg/day (based on the trimethoprim component) given in 3 or 4 equally divided doses q6-8h for up to 14 days. Sus/Tab: 75-100mg/kg sulfamethoxazole and 15-20mg/kg trimethoprim per 24 hrs given in equally divided doses q6h for 14-21 days. PCP Prophylaxis in Immunosuppressed Patients: Sus/Tab: 750mg/m 2 /day sulfamethoxazole w/ 150mg/m 2 /day trimethoprim given in equally divided doses bid, on 3 consecutive days/week.


Drugs
Treatment of enteritis and urinary tract infections (UTIs) caused by susceptible strains of microorganisms. (Sus/Tab) Treatment of acute otitis media (pediatric patients), acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis (AECB) (adults), and traveler's diarrhea (adults) caused by susceptible strains of microorganisms.


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Trimethoprim decreases urinary potassium excretion; may cause hyperkalemia, particularly with high doses, renal insufficiency, or when combined with other drugs that cause hyperkalemia. Severe and symptomatic hyponatremia reported with high dose trimethoprim.


trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole  (Rx)
UTIs caused by susceptible strains of Escherichia coli, Klebsiella species, Enterobacter species, Morganella morganii, Proteus mirabilis, and Proteus vulgaris. Pyelonephritis: 1 DS tab or 2 regular-strength tabs PO q12hr x 14 days. Prostatitis: 1 DS tab or 2 regular-strength tabs PO q12hr x 14 days or 2-3 months if chronic infection. A 3 to 5 day course may be used for acute, uncomplicated cystitis.


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Indications for SEPTRA DS: Susceptible infections including UTIs (not for initial uncomplicated episodes), shigellosis, prophylaxis and treatment of Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia (PJP), travelers' diarrhea or acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis in adults, acute otitis media in children.


Bactrim DS Dosage
Acute Exacerbations of Chronic Bronchitis in Adults. The usual adult dosage in the treatment of acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis is 1 BACTRIM DS (double strength) tablet or 2 BACTRIM tablets every 12 hours for 14 days.


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This drug is available at a higher level co-pay. Most commonly, these are non-preferred brand drugs or specialty prescription products. 6. This drug is available at a higher level co-pay.


457 Temporary Business Sponsorship Visas
The 457 visa is the main visa used to sponsor employees to work in Australia. The employer can either be a business operating in Australia or overseas. The application for a company sponsorship visa consists of 3 parts: The 457 visa is valid for up to 4 years, and extensions are possible.cacia's Expertise. 1  Understanding the requirements for approval as a business sponsor. 2  Sponsorship obligations are increasingly policed by the Department of Immigration. 3  In obtaining 457 visas, speed is of the essence to make sure that employees are able to work in Australia as soon as possible.


Sponsorship AoS
Australian Immigration-In certain Australian visa applications, applicants are required to be sponsored by an eligible Australian resident or citizen. If you require sponsorship by an eligible family member, a few important criteria should be met by the sponsor.The sponsor:-. 1  must be living in Australia;2  must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident; (If a permanent resident, he/she must be a settled resident ie. 3  resident as a PR holder for at least 2 years); or. 4  can be an 'eligible New Zealand citizen'.f you require sponsorship by an eligible family member, a few important criteria should be met by the sponsor. The sponsor:-. 1  must be living in Australia; 2  must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident; (If a permanent resident, he/she must be a settled resident ie.


Which companies can apply for a US H-1B Visa?
Any US employer can sponsor an H-1B petition, provided it has an IRS Tax Number, also known as an IRS Number or Tax ID Number.This number is needed for obtaining approval of the Labor Condition Application (LCA), which is an essential preliminary to the H-1B petition itself.ny US employer can sponsor an H-1B petition, provided it has an IRS Tax Number, also known as an IRS Number or Tax ID Number.


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Established in 2002, Migration Expert is a private immigration company with a team of highly experienced MARA registered migration consultants who represent clients from across the globe wishing to apply for an Australian visa.our Registered Australian Immigration Consultant will manage every step of the application process: 1. Sponsorship-On your behalf, we will seek approval for your company to become a business sponsor. Your business can be approved for a specified number of temporary business entrants over a 2 year period. 2.


Australian Sponsored
Is my relative eligible as a Sponsor? Your relative is eligible as a sponsor if you or your spouse are related to the sponsor as a non-dependant child (a natural, adopted or step-child), parent, brother or sister (including adopted or step-sibling), niece or nephew (including adopted or step-sibling).he sponsor must also be an Australian citizen; permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen aged 18 years or over who lives in Australia. Under the Skilled Australian sponsored category, your sponsor can be residing anywhere in Australia.


Employee Sponsorship Australia
Your Registered Australian Immigration Consultant will manage every step of the application process: 1. Sponsorship-On your behalf, we will seek approval for your company to become a business sponsor. Your business can be approved for a specified number of temporary business entrants over a 2 year period. 2.our Registered Australian Immigration Consultant will manage every step of the application process: 1. Sponsorship-On your behalf, we will seek approval for your company to become a business sponsor. Your business can be approved for a specified number of temporary business entrants over a 2 year period. 2.


457 Temporary Business Sponsorship Visas
457 Temporary Business Sponsorship Visas. Most employers will apply for approval as a Standard Business Sponsor. The approval generally lasts for 3 years and there is a limit to the number of employees who can be sponsored over this time.cacia's Expertise. 1  Understanding the requirements for approval as a business sponsor. 2  Sponsorship obligations are increasingly policed by the Department of Immigration. 3  In obtaining 457 visas, speed is of the essence to make sure that employees are able to work in Australia as soon as possible.


US Work Visas â Employee Guide
You must first find a job with a company who will then sponsor your visa. There are 10,500 E-3 visas available per year. Spouses of an E-3 visa holder are permitted to come to the US and work also.A spouse's employment may be in a position other than a specialty occupation.he L1 visa is used to transfer to a US parent, affiliate, subsidiary or branch office an employee from a related foreign company. There are two types of L1 visas: 1  The L1A for Executive/Managerial staff. 2  The L1B for Specialist Knowledge staff. 3  L1 visas are issued for an initial 1 or 3 years.


Standard Business Sponsorship Approval
In order to sponsor employees for 457 visas, most businesses need to be approved as a Standard Business Sponsor. To obtain this approval, there are a number of important hurdles which must be met: Once obtained Sponsorship approval is generally valid for 3 years.However, there are a number of exceptions to this:n order to sponsor employees for 457 visas, most businesses need to be approved as a Standard Business Sponsor. To obtain this approval, there are a number of important hurdles which must be met: Once obtained Sponsorship approval is generally valid for 3 years. However, there are a number of exceptions to this:


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Why Us. Established in 2002, Migration Expert is a private immigration company with a team of highly experienced ICCRC regulated migration consultants who represent clients from across the globe wishing to apply for a Canadian visa.stablished in 2002, Migration Expert is a private immigration company with a team of highly experienced ICCRC regulated migration consultants who represent clients from across the globe wishing to apply for a Canadian visa.


7 Diseases Doctors Miss
And the more severe the disease, the worse the bone loss was. Celiac disease may be causing other health problems as well, says Peter Green, MD, a professor of clinical medicine at Columbia University Medical Center and director of the university's Celiac Disease Center.


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Most people with multicentric Castleman disease experience: 1  Fever. 2  Night sweats. 3  Fatigue and weakness. 4  Loss of appetite. 5  Unintended weight loss. 6  Enlarged lymph nodes, usually around the neck, collarbone, underarm and groin areas. 7  Enlarged liver or spleen.


Lymphoma
Lymph allows white blood cells (lymphocytes) to circulate. When white blood cells multiply abnormally, they cause masses to form and lymph nodes become enlarged. Some lymphomas may affect the bone marrow and interfere with its making of blood cells. The result is anemia, or low red blood cell count.


Overview
The diseased lymph node is usually located in the chest, neck or abdomen. When signs and symptoms are present, they may include: 1  A feeling of fullness or pressure in the chest or abdomen that can cause difficulty breathing or eating. 2  An enlarged lump under the skin in the neck, groin or armpit.


Lymphoma
In most cases, patients consult their doctors if they have painless swelling in the neck, armpits, groin or abdomen. Sometimes the swelling, or the tumor, occur in other organs such as the skin or stomach (extranodal lymphoma) either as a first symptom or a sign appearing later in the disease. Like most cancers, lymphoma is best treated when found early. Symptoms include: 1  Loss of appetite. 2  Loss of weight, nausea, vomiting, indigestion or pain in the abdomen.


7 Diseases Doctors Miss
Gluten damages the lining of the small intestine, making it difficult to absorb nutrients such as calcium, vitamin D, folic acid, and iron. Left untreated, the disease can cause osteoporosis, anemia, infertility, miscarriages, and lymphoma.


Lymphoma
Hodgkin's disease, considered the most curable form of lymphoma, often occurs in young adults or the elderly. Possible triggers for lymphoma include: 1  Genetic factors. 2  Certain infections or environmental factors. 3  Exposure to herbicides and high doses of radiation (including aggressive radiation therapy).


Overview
When to see a doctor. If you notice an enlarged lymph node on the side of your neck or in your underarm, collarbone or groin area, talk to your doctor. Also call your doctor if you experience a persistent feeling of fullness in your chest or abdomen, fever, fatigue, or unexplained weight loss. 1  Definition. 2  Causes.


Overview
1 This localized form of the disease affects only a single gland (lymph node) in your lymphatic system. 2  Multicentric Castleman disease. 3  This type affects multiple lymph nodes and lymphatic tissues, and can severely weaken your immune system.


7 Diseases Doctors Miss
Relatives who already have an autoimmune disease are 25% more likely to get celiac disease. Recognize symptoms. They can include chronic diarrhea, abdominal bloating and pain, weight loss, foul-smelling stool, seizures, edema, and a painful skin rash. Get tested. Your doctor can give you a panel of blood tests to assess the levels of certain antibodies that are typically high in people with celiac disease.


How long do you cook a 4 pound beef roast in a roaster?
If frozen then a 4 lb. beef roast will cook faster. Put the oven up to 400 (lid on roaster) for 20 - 30 minutes and sear, then put the temperature down to 350 and cook 15 minutes per pound. If the 4 lb. beef roast is thawed then sear as above and cook for 20 minutes per pound.he method of cooking a roast in a roaster is called braising. A three pound roast would cook aproximately 2 to 2 1/2 hours at 325. The inside temperature should be 140 degree â¦ s for rare, 160 degrees for medium, and 170 degrees for well-done.


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How long you would cook a 2.2 pound beef roast depends upon how you  like it cooked. For a rare beef roast, cook at 200 degrees  Celsius/390 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minute â¦ s. For a medium beef  roast, cook for 45 minutes or for well done meat, cook for an hour.he method of cooking a roast in a roaster is called braising. A three pound roast would cook aproximately 2 to 2 1/2 hours at 325. The inside temperature should be 140 degree â¦ s for rare, 160 degrees for medium, and 170 degrees for well-done.


How long do you cook a 3 pound beef roast what temp in roaster?
The method of cooking a roast in a roaster is called braising. A three pound roast would cook aproximately 2 to 2 1/2 hours at 325. The inside temperature should be 140 degree â¦ s for rare, 160 degrees for medium, and 170 degrees for well-done.Use meat theomometer for this.he method of cooking a roast in a roaster is called braising. A three pound roast would cook aproximately 2 to 2 1/2 hours at 325. The inside temperature should be 140 degree â¦ s for rare, 160 degrees for medium, and 170 degrees for well-done.


How long to cook 4 1/2 lb roast?
Use the oven bag according to it's directions. Cook in oven at 350F for about 3-4 hours. Stick a fork in meet to see if it's tender (goes in easy). It really depends on the type of roast but about 1 hour per pound should do it.Longer if you want it to fall apart or your making shredded beef (for tacos or taquitos, etc.).grdangel Â· 9 years ago.Thumbs up.ook in oven at 350F for about 3-4 hours. Stick a fork in meet to see if it's tender (goes in easy). It really depends on the type of roast but about 1 hour per pound should do it.


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Place the seasoned roast in your roasting pan with the fat side up. It will drip down and improve the flavor of the lean meat. 3. Multiply the weight of the roast by 30 minutes to find your cooking time. For example, a two and a half pound (1.1kg) roast will need 75 minutes or 1.25 hours.A five pound roast (2.3kg) will need 150 minutes or 2.5 hours.1  If you want it to be medium rare, use 25 minutes per pound.or example, a two and a half pound (1.1kg) roast will need 75 minutes or 1.25 hours. A five pound roast (2.3kg) will need 150 minutes or 2.5 hours. 1  If you want it to be medium rare, use 25 minutes per pound.


How long do you cook a 4.5 lb roast?
At 350oF, you should roast a whole (thawed)chicken for  20 minutes per pound, plus 15 more minutes. If stuffed, cook the  chicken for an additional 15 minutes.   So â¦ for a 4.5 lb stuffed chicken, you should cook it for 2 hours.oasting times. Preheat your oven to 160Â°C (325Â°F) and use these cooking times to prepare a roast that's moist, tender and delicious.Your roast should be covered with foil for the first half of the roasting time.


New York Strip Roast
Preheat your oven to 450F, place New York Strip Roast in a roasting pan, and roast for 15 minutes. Reduce heat to 350F and continue roasting for approximately 15 minutes per pound until you reach an internal temperature of: 135F for Medium-Rare or 140F for Medium.We donât recommend cooking beyond medium.reheat your oven to 450F, place New York Strip Roast in a roasting pan, and roast for 15 minutes. Reduce heat to 350F and continue roasting for approximately 15 minutes per pound until you reach an internal temperature of: 135F for Medium-Rare or 140F for Medium.


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1 Optionally, skip the oven bag and cook the roast at 325 degrees Fahrenheit in a covered roasting pan for 1 hour and 10 minutes to 1 hour and 30 minutes or until the internal temperature reads at least 145 degrees. Optionally, skip the oven bag and cook the roast at 325 degrees Fahrenheit in a covered roasting pan for 1 hour and 10 minutes to 1 hour and 30 minutes or until the internal temperature reads at least 145 degrees.


Surgery wait times longest in 18 years
Wait times for different types of medical procedures also vary in length. Patients wait the longest between a GP referral and plastic surgery, an average of 41.6 weeks, while those waiting for medical oncology begin treatment in 4.2 weeks.


Surgery wait times longest in 18 years
Even among the provinces with the shortest wait times there have been declines. Though Ontario has the shortest total wait time for surgery among the provinces, with an average wait of 14.3 weeks between a visit to a GP and the receipt of treatment, thatâs up from 14 weeks in 2010. The median wait time for Canadians seeking surgical or other therapeutic treatment was 19 weeks in 2011. (iStock).


Surgery wait times change little in 5 years
The median wait time of 87 days with the second lowest among peer countries in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development after the United Kingdom at 82 days.


Surgery wait times change little in 5 years
For hip and knee replacements within each province, new data show considerable variation in wait times. Quebec, Ontario and British Columbia all had wide ranges, such as a variation of 54 per cent to 98 per cent for hip replacements between the six networks that serve Toronto and its surrounding areas.


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*. Wait times for surgical treatment in Canada rose to an average of 18.2 weeks in 2010, the first increase since 2007, according to a report released Monday by the Fraser Institute. Photograph by: Pat McGrath, Ottawa Citizen file photo. Wait times for surgical treatment in Canada rose to an average of 18.2 weeks in 2010, the first increase since 2007, according to a report released Monday by the Fraser Institute. 1  E-mail this Gallery.


Surgery wait times change little in 5 years
'We're in the ballpark' for surgery wait times internationally, Canadian Institute spokeswoman says. CBC News Posted: Apr 14, 2015 12:00 PM ET Last Updated: Apr 14, 2015 12:26 PM ET. In Canada last year, knee replacement surgeries were performed within the clinical benchmark 79 per cent of the time. (M.


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Cataract surgery patients received their procedure in a timely fashion 80 per cent of the time, compared with 83 per cent in 2010. Radiation therapy wait times were consistent with 98 per cent of treatments performed within a month.


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1 Photos (1).  Wait times for surgical treatment in Canada rose to an average of 18.2 weeks in 2010, the first increase since 2007, according to a report released Monday by the Fraser Institute. Photograph by: Pat McGrath, Ottawa Citizen file photo.


How Long Do Canadians Wait for Healthcare?
According to a new study by Canada's Fraser Institute, surgical waitlists are costing the nation about $1 billion each year in lost productivity. The average Canadian can now expect to wait 9.5 weeks for treatment with a medical specialist, this number up from 9.3 weeks last year.


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The shortest pan-Canadian wait times were reported for breast cancer surgery, with half of patients being treated in less than 3 weeks (17 days) and 9 out of 10 being treated within 6 weeks (42 days). Similar wait times were seen for both colorectal and lung cancer surgery (Figure 2).


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VBALink.info. VBA Link by denopqrihg is a modified version of GBA Emulator VisualBoy Advance. VBALink now supports GBA/SP multiplayer link cable emulation and linking of up to 4 gameboy emulators with gba roms.At this time linking is possible only under Windows OS.New!BALink.info. VBA Link by denopqrihg is a modified version of GBA Emulator VisualBoy Advance. VBALink now supports GBA/SP multiplayer link cable emulation and linking of up to 4 gameboy emulators with gba roms.


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[Dolphin]Connecting a GBA emulator to Dolphin. Â« on: September 07, 2010, 04:33:19 PM Â». You will need VBA-M (r947 or newer) and a GBA bios file and of course Dolphin. Start the game you want and go to screen where it says to connect a GBA then go in Config GameCube and switch the port to GBA.Go to VBA-M and go Options/Emulator and uncheck Pause When Inactive.Then go to options/Link/Joybus options and use the default setting (127.0.0.1).When you enable the Joybus Dolphin will freeze (don't panic it's normal). Then go to File and load the GBA bios file liie if it were a rom and voila you now have Dolphin connected to VBA-M.hen go to options/Link/Joybus options and use the default setting (127.0.0.1). When you enable the Joybus Dolphin will freeze (don't panic it's normal). Then go to File and load the GBA bios file liie if it were a rom and voila you now have Dolphin connected to VBA-M.


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NO$GBA (pronounced no cash GBA) is a free Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance emulator for Microsoft Windows & DOS.It is capable of running commercial and homebrew Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS ROMs, many at full speed. It is the first Nintendo DS emulator running commercial ROMs.hen the Game Boy Color was released in 1998, the emulator was upgraded to support Game Boy Color ROMs. The emulator was made shareware as for the upgrade, users were charged $10. The Game Boy Color emulation was copied by many other software crackers and released as freeware.


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Go to Options/Link then tick type/Wireless Local Mode and Link at Boot. Close the emulator. Open it again, but open two instances of the game at the same time. Load Pokemon Emerald on both, load state, then go to the Wireless Room in a Pokemon Center (girl in the middle, at the 2nd floor).Do this for both.Now register your pokemon, then trade. Guest said: 10th Oct 2015 | REPORT. You can use My boy gba emulator so you can trade your pokemon and you can battle.pen it again, but open two instances of the game at the same time. Load Pokemon Emerald on both, load state, then go to the Wireless Room in a Pokemon Center (girl in the middle, at the 2nd floor).Do this for both. Now register your pokemon, then trade.


NO$GBA
Martin Korth then released No$GBA, for both Windows and DOS operating systems, to emulate commercial Game Boy Advance ROMs. The emulator features Game Boy Advance multiplayer support as it is able to emulate the Game Boy Advance link cable.hen the Game Boy Color was released in 1998, the emulator was upgraded to support Game Boy Color ROMs. The emulator was made shareware as for the upgrade, users were charged $10. The Game Boy Color emulation was copied by many other software crackers and released as freeware.


how to link gameboy advance emulator?
7: Then go to your emulator option and click link remote the person who paired with the other person will be the Bluetooth client and the other person will be Bluetooth server. 8: The Bluetooth client will have to click on the Bluetooth server and pair again and the Bluetooth server will have to accept the pair again.pen it again, but open two instances of the game at the same time. Load Pokemon Emerald on both, load state, then go to the Wireless Room in a Pokemon Center (girl in the middle, at the 2nd floor).Do this for both. Now register your pokemon, then trade.


NO$GBA
Emulator developer Martin Korth first created a Game Boy emulator called NO$GMB for DOS in 1997. When the Game Boy Color was released in 1998, the emulator was upgraded to support Game Boy Color ROMs. The emulator was made shareware as for the upgrade, users were charged $10.The Game Boy Color emulation was copied by many other software crackers and released as freeware.hen the Game Boy Color was released in 1998, the emulator was upgraded to support Game Boy Color ROMs. The emulator was made shareware as for the upgrade, users were charged $10. The Game Boy Color emulation was copied by many other software crackers and released as freeware.


gbaemu4ds: GBA emulator for DS (i) (DSi Entry)
1. Download and unpack the latest Version (link) to the root of your SD. 2. copy the gba homebrews and roms you want to play to your flashcard (the ending must be .agb, .bin or .mb (.gba dose not work at the moment (this does not work because wood disallows it. I can't fix that.Ask the creator of wood))).3. finished you can now lunch your gba homebrew/roms like the DS homebrews/roms. ==some homebrews/roms crush==. Try to hold the X button at the point they normaly crush it may work.Load an other mode example oldirq/newirq/advirq/HblancDMA/forceHblanc.sk the creator of wood))). 3. finished you can now lunch your gba homebrew/roms like the DS homebrews/roms. ==some homebrews/roms crush==. Try to hold the X button at the point they normaly crush it may work.


how to link in No$gba emulator
Please try again later. this is what you must do in order to link in the no$gba emulator I used pokemon sapphire for example. Hey if you watch more of my videos i will make how to link nintendo ds games!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lease try again later. this is what you must do in order to link in the no$gba emulator I used pokemon sapphire for example. Hey if you watch more of my videos i will make how to link nintendo ds games!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


How to Trade/Link Gameboy Emulator on Android
This video shows how to trade between 2 devices using the MyBoy Gameboy Emulator :D. YOU CAN ALSO BATTLE WITH YOUR FRIENDS USING THIS PROCEDURE.*If it says wireless connector isn't plugged in properly, talk to the other lady in the pokemon center*.his video shows how to trade between 2 devices using the MyBoy Gameboy Emulator :D. YOU CAN ALSO BATTLE WITH YOUR FRIENDS USING THIS PROCEDURE.


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Curtains can cost $7-$1,500 per panel and up, depending on the size fabric used, construction quality, style, designer or brand name. A standard sized panel can range from 15 inches to 50 inches wide. The most common length for standard window panels is 84 inches, and 36 inches for kitchen and bathroom curtains.


Blackout Curtains Cost
Typical costs: 1  Blackout curtains cost $13-$2,500 per single panel. Costs vary by quality of construction, size, materials, and brand name. 2  A single blackout panel made with one layer of acrylic material can cost $13-$100. A set of two standard-sized, one-layer acrylic blackout panels costs $30-$80.


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If the current curtain rod and rings or clips do not work with the new blackout curtains, a new curtain rod costs $5-$125. Curtainrods.com sells all types of curtain rods. Additional hardware such as brackets, finials, holdbacks, rings, and clips cost $5-$50 per item or set of items.


Blackout Curtains Cost
Blackout curtain liners can be attached to the window-side of existing curtains. Liners cost $20-$80 per panel. A pair of liner panels costs $50-$100. Blackout shades (blinds) come in honeycomb, cellular, roller and Roman styles and cost $30-$140 per shade. One shade covers one whole window. Standard sized blackout shades come in whole-inch widths from about 23 inches wide to 48 inches wide, and can be up to about 64 inches long.


Curtains and Drapes Cost
Curtains can cost $7-$1,500 per panel and up, depending on the size fabric used, construction quality, style, designer or brand name. 1  A standard sized panel can range from 15 inches to 50 inches wide. The most common length for standard window panels is 84 inches, and 36 inches for kitchen and bathroom curtains. Curtains made with low-end fabrics in stock sizes cost $7-$20 per panel. Pairs of panels cost $15-$40. For inexpensive curtains, shop at Target or Wal-Mart. Silk, brocade, linen and other high-end material curtains in stock sizes cost $20-$150 per panel, and up to $250 for a set of 2 panels.


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Additional costs: 1  If the current curtain rod and rings or clips do not work with the new blackout curtains, a new curtain rod costs $5-$125. Curtainrods.com sells all types of curtain rods. 2  Additional hardware such as brackets, finials, holdbacks, rings, and clips cost $5-$50 per item or set of items.


Blackout Curtains Cost
Blackout window coverings are made with an acrylic material formed into a curtain, or used as a coating on the window side of fabric curtains or certain styles of blinds. Typical costs: Blackout curtains cost $13-$2,500 per single panel. Costs vary by quality of construction, size, materials, and brand name. Blackout curtain panels come in a range of standard sizes, up to 84 inches long and 30 or more inches wide. Made-to-measure blackout curtains can range from about 30 inches to 177 inches wide and 15 to 124 inches long. A single blackout panel made with one layer of acrylic material can cost $13-$100.


Curtains and Drapes Cost
Discounts: 1  Overstock.com offers higher quality curtains for discounted prices, usually $30-$170, plus shipping. 2  Most curtains are easy to install without professional assistance. 3  Experienced amateur tailors can make their own curtains for the cost of fabric, thread, and hanging hardware. Homemade curtains can cost from $5-$50 per panel, depending on the size of the curtain and the type of fabric. Fabric-Store.com sells machine-washable linen for $5-$20 per yard of 36-58 inch wide fabric. Shopping for curtains and drapes:


Curtains and Drapes Cost
Additional costs: 1  The curtain rod should include all hardware necessary to install the rod, including screws, for $5-$200 depending on size, style, material and designer. A curtain rod might not include rings or clips to hang the curtains. Rings or clips to hang curtains from the rod cost from $5-$600 per set of ten rings, depending on the material (metal, plastic, blown glass), quality, style, and brand name. Typical sets of rings cost $5-$25. Only the fanciest handmade rings from top designers cost up to $600 per set.


Blackout Curtains Cost
If the current curtain rod and rings or clips do not work with the new blackout curtains, a new curtain rod costs $5-$125. 1  Curtainrods.com sells all types of curtain rods. 2  Additional hardware such as brackets, finials, holdbacks, rings, and clips cost $5-$50 per item or set of items.


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Standard Asphalt Basketball Court. An asphalt basketball court is comprised of 4 to 6 of compacted road rock (usually limestone in Florida), 1 of asphalt and an acrylic color coating system. Once the stone base and asphalt has been installed, and the asphalt has cured for 2 weeks, the color coating process begins.e have extensive experience in building other sports surfaces, including basketball courts. We can build any size basketball court to fit your needs, including full-size regulation courts and half courts. A standard, regulation size basketball court is 50' wide by 94' long, slightly smaller than a typical tennis court.


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An asphalt basketball court is comprised of 4 to 6 of compacted road rock (usually limestone in Florida), 1 of asphalt and an acrylic color coating system.Once the stone base and asphalt has been installed, and the asphalt has cured for 2 weeks, the color coating process begins.e have extensive experience in building other sports surfaces, including basketball courts. We can build any size basketball court to fit your needs, including full-size regulation courts and half courts. A standard, regulation size basketball court is 50' wide by 94' long, slightly smaller than a typical tennis court.


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The cost benefit analysis of asphalt concrete when it comes to basketball courts-Asphalt concrete is much more cost effective than portland bound concrete.he cost benefit analysis of asphalt concrete when it comes to basketball courts-Asphalt concrete is much more cost effective than portland bound concrete.


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-Painted Court-You can have your court painted similar to what you see on public courts or tennis courts. This, in my opinion, is well worth the extra cost. Depending upon the size of your court, youâre looking at roughly an extra $1,000 to $1,500.If the extra expense is not an issue, itâs absolutely beautiful, much like you see here with a custom New York Knicks-themed basketball court.Painted Lines-. The most affordable option to having a backyard basketball court is an asphalt pad with painted lines. The material costs are the least expensive as well as the installation due to cutting out the expense of having the court painted. Some people have concerns about the durability of unpainted asphalt.


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Pick the sqft pricing of any of the court surface options above and add $3.75-$4.00 sqft for the sport tiles, $500-1,000 for a rubber underlayment plus over $1,000 for installation. Youâre basically adding the following costs to your project with a reduced quality of play.45âX30â² = Plus $7,000 to the costs above.6âX22â² = 572 sqft X $6 = $3,432 or more (NY Metro Prices). Concrete pad-This is going to cost two-thirds to twice as much as asphalt. However, there are many people that swear by concrete for a backyard pad.


How much is it to pave a small basketball court?
Best Answer: Since 2004 I have used one guy for all of my asphalt paving jobs. If the basketball court is easily accessible, and can be done with machine, it is same as drive way=$1.00 per square foot. If it is located in a hard to reach area, he would charge anywhere from $1.00-$2.00 per square foot.ummary= Asphalt=$1.00-$2.00 per square foot and Concrete=$65-$110 per finished yard (4'X10'X4 thick approx. coverage area OR 8'X10'X2 thick approx. coverage area.............USUALLY 4 thick).


Cost of a Backyard Basketball Court
Like many construction projects, the costs to build a basketball court with VersaCourt court tile will vary depending on a number of elements including its size, excavation requirements, type of base and quantity and quality of its accessories.Here are some of the main components.ike many construction projects, the costs to build a basketball court with VersaCourt court tile will vary depending on a number of elements including its size, excavation requirements, type of base and quantity and quality of its accessories. Here are some of the main components.


How much does it cost to have asphalt laid for an outdoor basketball court?
Add your answer. How much does it cost to have asphalt laid for an outdoor basketball court? The court would be 30 x 30 at the most, i could dig out the area and put in gravel and do everything before the asphalt is laid but how much would it cost to just have about two inches of asphalt laid?dd your answer. How much does it cost to have asphalt laid for an outdoor basketball court? The court would be 30 x 30 at the most, i could dig out the area and put in gravel and do everything before the asphalt is laid but how much would it cost to just have about two inches of asphalt laid?


How Does Obesity Cause Hypertension?
Though the exact mechanism of how obesity is a cause for hypertension is unknown, but a lot can be attributed to the neuroendocrine mechanism and also the factors resulting from adipose tissue are considered to be a cause behind the link.


How Does Obesity Cause Hypertension?
Both these factors are responsible for the proper regulation of blood pressure and with obesity interfering with these systems, it can lead to hypertension. The adipose tissue deposition can lead to the irregular functioning of the kidney, which can lead to altering of the blood pressure.


Does high cholesterol contribute to hypertension?
Hypertension has various risk factors. The main and most common is because of the lifestyle. There could be too much fat in the body clogging the blood veins. There could also â¦ be defects in the heart or perhaps as a complication of other disease like Diabetes.


How Does Obesity Cause Hypertension?
By Mark Perry | Hypertension | Rating: Obesity is the increase in the body fat and occurs in both the sexes and can affect any age group. There are several factors which are associated with increasing the amount of body fat that results in obesity. Weight gain occurs when one eats more calories than your body uses.


How Does Obesity Cause Hypertension?
Furthermore, increased in renal sodium reabsorption results in the alteration of the blood pressure. Obesity as a cause of hypertension can also be to the basics of the metabolic syndrome like glucose intolerance and insulin resistance. It is important to make a note here that every year 2% of the cases of hypertensive patients who are under treatment report being diagnosed with diabetes.


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Properties of Honeysuckle: Flowers of honeysuckle plant are used to extract its essential oil through steam distillation process. The major chemical constituents include: calcium, inositol, linoleic acid, elaidic acid, HCN, Lonicerin, magnesium, myristic acid, luteolin, tannin, postassium, zinc, etc.


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Honeysuckle Essential Oil is: 1  Used to treat skin rashes, such as poison oak, cuts and abrasions on the skin. Mix a few drops in a carrier oil and massage into affected area.  An anti-inflammatory; helping with arthritis, sore muscles and joints.


Honeysuckle Essential Oil: How To Make, Benefits, Properties
The essential oil from honeysuckle is strictly a therapeutic aromatherapy oil. It has not been proven to relieve or cure any bodily condition. Its main use is to provide sweet smell to stimulate memories and visions. Some people use it as ingredients for potpourris or room fresheners.


Honeysuckle Essential Oil: How To Make, Benefits, Properties
Do you have flowers gardens or maybe a rose garden and youâre wondering how you can use them? Well, you can make sweet-smelling oil from those flowers. Here is how to make honeysuckle essential oil: Prepare things youâll need such as flowers, vodka or brandy, liquid measuring cup, glass jar and cap, and cheesecloth.


Honeysuckle Essential Oil: How To Make, Benefits, Properties
Here is how to make honeysuckle essential oil: 1  Prepare things youâll need such as flowers, vodka or brandy, liquid measuring cup, glass jar and cap, and cheesecloth.  Dry them. Do not put them on direct sunlight for it will greatly reduce the amount of oil you are going to get from it.


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Synonyms: European Honeysuckle or Woodbine, Japanese Honeysuckle, White Honeysuckle, or Chinese Honeysuckle, Coral Honeysuckle, Trumpet Honeysuckle, or Woodbine Honeysuckle. About Honeysuckle: Honeysuckle as it is popular called is a plant which ranges from being a shrub to a vine.


HoneySuckle Essential Oil 9 ways
In traditional Chinese medicine, honeysuckle is considered one of the most important herbs for releasing poisons from the body and clearing heat from the body. Honeysuckle Essential Oil is: Used to treat skin rashes, such as poison oak, cuts and abrasions on the skin. Mix a few drops in a carrier oil and massage into affected area.


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Skincare: This essential oil is good for skin as it has cleansing and detoxifying properties which can help restore a younger looking and fresh skin. Blemishes and rashes on the skin can also be treated by using Honeysuckle essential oil.


Honeysuckle Essential Oil: How To Make, Benefits, Properties
Homemade Honeysuckle Essential Oil. Honeysuckle essential oil is one of the sweetest-smelling essential oils. It has a gentle sweet scent that brings nostalgia to the person smelling it. It brings back good and bad childhood memories, which mean it inspires happy and sad thoughts.


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Honeysuckle is known to have number of benefits, some of the important ones include: Aromatherapy: Honeysuckle oil is part of many aromatherapy recipes and massage oils. This is widely used world over by aromatherapy experts for its sweet fragrances, calming effect and many other therapeutic properties.


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Some health care facilities utilize a 12-hour model for their registered nursing staff. The nurse generally works for 12 hours (usually 7 am to 7 pm or vice versa) a day for three days in a row and then has the next four days off.


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Baylor Shifts. The Baylor shift is popular with many nurses. Registered nurses work two 16-hour shifts, one on Saturday and one on Sunday, and then have the rest of the week off. Since overtime is paid for any hours worked beyond 12 in a single day, the nurse receives pay equivalent to a full 40 hours.


How many hours do registered nurses work?
Most professions (including nursing) generally consider 30 â 40 of work per week full-time status. Registered nurses who are considered part-time may end up working 30 hours or less per week and may receive lower hourly wages and fewer benefits as a result of their part-time status.


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There are so many times Iâve heard someone say how great it must be to âonlyâ work 3 days a week. I usually smile, nod, and lie through my teeth: yes, itâs great having 4 days off every week. But 12-hour shifts are usually 14-hour shifts, and the work that we do as nurses is physically and emotionally demanding, draining us every shift of every last ounce of energy. Our co-workers end up being an extension of our family because we secretly share the same struggles.


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Most health care facilities hire RNs to work five days per week on a specific 8-hour shift. Day shift nurses usually work from 6:30 am to 3 pm, evening shift comes in at 2:30 pm and leaves at 11 pm, and the night shift arrives at 10:30 pm and stays until 7 am.


Nurses working hours
As for me, I am the luckiest Nurse of them all. I married a nurse, so she âgets itâ. I donât ever have to explain myself, I simply just tell her it was âone of those daysâ honey. Iâll be home as soon as I can.


How many hours do registered nurses work?
RNâs that work 8 or 10 hour days typically work about 40 hours or so per week, however nurses that work 12 hour days may end up working around 36 hours per week. In either case both the 36 hour and 40 hour work weeks are generally considered full-time work for registered nurses.


Nurses working hours
And in the world of healthcare thatâs a HUGE no-no. So keeping all that in mind, when your spouse, or family member, or friend (that is a nurse) tells you I work a shift from point A to point B â keep in mind even under the most perfect conditions they never actually just work that scheduled shift.


Electrike
Electrike (Japanese: ã©ã¯ã©ã¤ Rakurai) is an Electric-Type PokÃ©mon itroduced in Generation III. Electrike generates electricity using friction from the atmosphere. In arid winds stations, its body becomes inflamed and throws sparks violently. It usually live near Power Plants. But if there is a human that will feed him, it will earn his friendship. It runs so fast, it escapes the human eye.


How to Evolve Electabuzz
How to Evolve Electabuzz. Electabuzz is a PokÃ©mon that was initially introduced in the very first PokÃ©mon games. In PokÃ©mon Diamond and Pearl, Electabuzz was given a new evolution: Electivire. This means that Electabuzz's evolution isn't available if you're playing any of the Game Boy Advance or original Game Boy versions of PokÃ©mon.


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Electabuzz's evolution, Electivire, is not around in earlier versions of the game. 1  You cannot move PokÃ©mon from Generation I or II to later games.  In Generation IV games, you'll need to beat the game and then you can transfer in your Generation III PokÃ©mon at Pal Park.


What level does Electrike evolve?
What level does Electrike evolve? Electrike evolves into Manectric starting at level 26.    Electrike is #309 in the National Pokedex, and was introduced in  the Generation III Pokemon titles (Ruby, Saâ¦pphire, and Emerald)  where it could be found on Routes 110 and 118. In Generation VI (X  and Y), it can be found (in Pokemon Y only) on Route 10.


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exists and is an alternate of . Electrike evolves into Manectric starting at level 26. Electrike is #309 in the National Pokedex, and was introduced in the Generation III Pokemon titles (Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald) where it could be found on Routes 110 and 118. In Generation VI (X and Y), it can be found (in Pokemon Y only) on Route 10.


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You may still be able to transfer your Electabuzz to a newer version and evolve it there. 1. Transfer your Electabuzz to a Generation IV game or later. Electabuzz's evolution, Electivire, is not around in earlier versions of the game. You cannot move PokÃ©mon from Generation I or II to later games. You'll need to start fresh on Generation III or later instead.


Manectric
Manectric (Japanese: ã©ã¤ãã«ã Raiboruto) is an Electric-type PokÃ©mon introduced in Generation III. Manectric is a quadrupedal mammalian PokÃ©mon that is canine in appearance. It has a long dog-like muzzle and red eyes. Its body is cyan blue and yellow in color. The top of its head is pointed and spiny, with black spots on either side that appear to be its ears.


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Electabuzz will evolve as soon as it is traded. 1  You can only trade with someone playing a game from the same Generation as you. In each of the PokÃ©mon games, trading won't become available until after you complete a gym or two.  In Generation IV and V, trade using the Union Room in any PokÃ©mon Center.


Electrike
Electrike is a PokÃ©mon that can live in human homes, because it is very friendly with the people that own it. It can recognize by smell if a person is friend or foe. Therefore, it is also a good PokÃ©mon guardian. Like many electric PokÃ©mon, its skin is full of energy.


What level does Electrike evolve?
Electrike evolves into Manectric starting at level 26.

 Electrike is #309 in the National Pokedex, and was introduced in the Generation III Pokemon titles (Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald) where it could be found on Routes 110 and 118. In Generation VI (X and Y), it can be found (in Pokemon Y only) on Route 10.


Hotels near Soldier Field
Orbitz makes it easy to find the best Soldier Field hotel deals for your trip. With an outstanding selection, easy-to-use search tools and descriptive hotel profiles, you'll find Soldier Field hotel deals in a wink..


Soldier Field
Chicago Bears move in[edit] Soldier Field was used as a site for many sporting events and exhibitions. The Chicago Cardinals used it as their home field for their final season in Chicago in 1959. A dozen years later in September 1971, the Chicago Bears moved in, originally with a three-year commitment.


How to Get to Soldier Field in Chicago
How to Get to Chicago from Your Location. Chicago is one of the most accesible hubs in the country, with numerous bus lines offering service to the city. To get the cheapest tickets, check out Wanderuâs 500+ bus and train routes to Chicago.


Soldier Field
The NIU Huskies football team plays select games at Soldier Field, all of which have featured the Huskies hosting a team from the Big Ten Conference. The NIU campus is located in DeKalb, 65 miles (105 km) to the west on Interstate 88.


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Soccer fans in the Chicago area will get a major treat this summer as both World Cup runner-up Argentina and the U.S. Menâs National Team play at the iconic Soldier Field for Copa America, the marquee South America soccer tournament coming to the U.S. for the first time ever.


Soldier Field
The closest Chicago 'L' station to Soldier Field is the Roosevelt station on the Orange, Green and Red lines. The Chicago Transit Authority also operates the #128 Soldier Field Express bus route to the stadium from Ogilvie Transportation Center and Union Station.


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Soldier Field is an American football stadium in the central United States, on the Near South Side of Chicago. It opened 92 years ago in 1924 and is best known as the home field of the Chicago Bears of the National Football League (NFL), who moved there in 1971.


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In this guide, we give you tips on how to travel to Chicago for cheap and provide you with directions to Soldier Field. The action at the home of the Chicago Bears kicks off on June 5 when Jamaica faces Venezuela on day three of Copa America at 5 p.m. ET.


Hotels near Soldier Field
Hotels in Soldier Field. Chicago's Essex Inn. 800 S Michigan Ave, Chicago 3.5 out of 5.0. 3.7 out of 5 (284 reviews) Across from the greenery and attractions of Grant Park, the Essex Inn is 3 blocks from the Loop business district and Lake Michigan, 4 blocks from the Art Institute, ...


How to Get to Soldier Field in Chicago
Directions to Soldier Field. Soldier Field is conveniently located roughly two miles southeast of the cityâs downtown (at 1410 Museum Campus Dr, Chicago, IL 60605). Most buses and trains will drop off passengers minutes away from the stadium.


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A serious allergic reaction to this drug is unlikely, but seek immediate medical attention if it occurs. Symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing. This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.


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Adjective[edit] cogent â(comparative more cogent, superlative most cogent) 1  Reasonable and convincing; based on evidence. 2  Appealing to the intellect or powers of reasoning.  Forcefully persuasive; relevant, pertinent.


Cogentin
Benztropine mesylate is a crystalline white powder, very soluble in water, and has a molecular weight of 403.54. COGENTIN (benztropine mesylate) is supplied as a sterile injection for intravenous and intramuscular use.


Is benztropine a narcotic medicine?
Benztropine is used to treat symptoms of Parkinson's disease or involuntary movements due to the side effects of certain psychiatric drugs (antipsychotics such as chlorpromazine/haloperidol).


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These effects usually lessen as your body gets used to the medicine. If any of these effects persist or worsen, contact your doctor or pharmacist promptly. To relieve dry mouth, suck on (sugarless) hard candy or ice chips, chew (sugarless) gum, drink water, or use a saliva substitute.


COGENT
A stitch in time saves nine. (English proverb) You must first walk around a bit before you can understand the distance from the valley to the mountain.. (Bhutanese proverb) If three people tell you that you are drunk, you better lie down..


benztropine (Cogentin)
What are the possible side effects of benztropine (Cogentin)? Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat. Call your doctor at once if you have a serious side effect such as: 1  pounding heartbeats or fluttering in your chest;  feeling very weak;


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Adjective[edit] cogent â(comparative more cogent, superlative most cogent) Reasonable and convincing; based on evidence.


cogent
Adjective[edit] cogent â(comparative more cogent, superlative most cogent) 1  Reasonable and convincing; based on evidence.  Appealing to the intellect or powers of reasoning.


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Delta Dawn. lyrics and chords. These country classic song lyrics are the property of the respective artist, authors and labels, they are intended solely for educational purposes and private study only. The chords provided are my interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed. Delta Dawn lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use, it's one of Tanya Tucker earlier recordings. This is a great country classic that you can learn to play and sing, the chords are easy. bannermusiciansfriend.shtml.


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Get the Sheet MusicPlay @ Amazon Music. Delta Dawn by Helen Reddy Songfacts. This song was first recorded by Alexander Harvey in 1972. Tracy Nelson (who sang backup on the original) and Bette Midler put the song in their live repertoire before it became a country hit for Tanya Tucker.


Delta Dawn Lyrics
Delta Dawn Lyrics. Artist: Helen Reddy. Delta Dawn. -Artist: Helen Reddy from Helen Reddy's Greatest Hits: EMI ST 11467. -peak Billboard position # 1 for 1 week in 1973. -Words and Music by Alex Harvey and Larry Collins.


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Tanya Tucker âDelta Dawnâ Video & Lyrics. Country artist Tanya Tucker's Delta Dawn was her breakout single in the early 1970's. Enjoy footage of a vintage live performance and the complete lyrics here. Country music starlet Tanya Tucker was newly signed to the Epic Records label in 1972 when she recorded âDelta Dawnâ.


Delta Dawn
For the unidentified murder victim, see Delta Dawn (murder victim). Delta Dawn is a song written by former child rockabilly star Larry Collins and songwriter Alex Harvey, best known as a 1972 top ten country hit for Tanya Tucker and a number one hit for Helen Reddy in 1973.


Delta Dawn
Dianne Davidson, who sang backup on Harvey's recording, was the first artist to record a cover and chart in 1971â72. Tracy Nelson, who also sang backup on Harvey's recording, performed Delta Dawn in her live act.


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Let's answer three ways: Specific expected math Important mathematical skills will include algebra (including understanding variables and constants conceptually), interpreting graphs, and logorithms. There is very little chance you will need to know calculus in first year chemistry.


How hard is chemistry if you are not good in math?
The math needed for Chemistry is not going to make or break you. Just brush up on Pre-Algebra and Algebra, and you're definitely good to go. When I took General Chemistry, I had not had any math classes in about 5 years. And math was my weakest subject.


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First year chem philosophy A good goal for first year chemistry is to understand fundamental chemistry concepts so that you can apply them in future courses and work. To do this, you need to know enough math that it doesn't prohibit you from understanding the concepts. Continuing Education This one is just my opinion and I'm sure many will disagree. If you want to work in chemistry, take more math and physics than the department requires. It will give you a more thorough and complete understanding of chemistry. It will give you an edge in the future in solving interesting problems.


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Math skills are needed throughout a chemistry course. Algebra. Algebra is used to solve equations by un-doing whatever is being done to an unknown variable. For example, if an equation has âx+2â then you would subtract â2â to solve for âxâ. Everything that is done to one side must be done to the other side of the equation as well. Calculations with significant figures. You cannot become more precise after completing calculations than the original data was.


What kinds of math are needed in chemistry?
My web site: http://www.chemteam.info/ChemTeamIndex.h... has a large number of solved example problems in many common areas of chemistry. others have found it helpful. It is my sincere desire that you will also find it to be of use.


What kinds of math are needed in chemistry?
As you go on into chemistry, there will be an increasing number of problem where you do one calculation, then insert the result of that calculation into another calculation. You use a fair amount of ratios and proportions. This type of thinking can be a bit confusing, so be prepared.


How hard is chemistry if you are not good in math?
LOL). The math in Chem I is NOT difficult. There is a lot of math in Chem I, but it's mostly solving simple algebraic equations. But if you need help with pre-algebra, you *might* get into trouble quickly. And you might feel a bit overwhelmed by dimensional analysis, which drives students crazy. So my advice is to get a tutor NOW. Start as soon as possible.


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If you need help with the math part of chemistry, you have come to the right place. Note that this will not help you with direct chemistry topics, but will help you with the math required to solve various chemistry problems. Note that you do not have to be a student at WTAMU to use this math in chemistry help session. It was created as a service to anyone who needs help with the math part of chemistry. If this is your first visit to our website, please read the disclaimer.


What kinds of math are needed in chemistry?
Best Answer: For general chemistry like Intro to Chemistry Algebra is enough you know solving for x stuff. Although I would recommend taking pre-calculus it will make it easier especially when you deal with logarithms (but I've never had a teacher not let me use a calculator for them so it made it easier). If your going to take something like Instrumental Analysis or Quantitative Analysis you can get away with Precal.


THE HOME DEPOT DELIVERS Paint Samples - just say when, where, and how
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How much does a quart of paint usually cost?
A quart will run you in the neighborhood of $10-12. You can get a gallon, which is what you will probably need, for around $22-25. Better paint, like Benjamin Moore, can run $15/qt or $30+/gallon. It's worth it.


How much does a gallon of interior paint usually cost per gallon?
The coverage is listed right on the paint can- the Benjamin Moore paint I use covers 400-450 sf per gallon, on average. It depends, tho, for example, new drywall coverage will not be as much, because it soaks up the paint.


How much does a gallon of interior paint usually cost per gallon?
Paint costs anywhere from $15 per gallon for cheap on sale paint at Lowes/Walmart, etc. to $40+ for the best paint at Benjamin Moore, etc. I pay $20ish for good Benjamin Moore paint. it depends on the paint, a good brand of paint called super paint at sherwin williams is what i used and it cost between $22-28 depending on the base. if you go darker it is more expensive and for a small to average size room it will probably take 2-3 gallons.


$72.00 For A Gallon of Paint. What Were We Thinking?
Years ago, after the first time I applied Benjamin Moore Satin Impervo paint on my moldings, I never, ever used anything else â refused, in fact, to use anything else. The rooms I painted twelve years ago with two coats of Satin Impervo paint look like they were painted yesterday.


How much does a quart of paint usually cost?
A decent quality paint will cost about $20.00/gallon or so, a quart is usually about $10. figure about $10-15 for supplies. I would budget $50-75 for the whole job, depending on the quality of paint, and if you want to paint the trim, or multiple colors, etc I recommend Benjamin Moore paint.


Paint Quality: Why It Matters
In the first scenario, your out-of-pocket cost would be $400. Since the paint is expected to last six years, the cost per year is $67. In the second scenario, your material cost is $700. But because the paint has a 25-year lifespan, your cost per year is only $28. By choosing the higher-priced, higher-quality paint, you actually save your customer $39 per year in paint expense.


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Use painter's tape, whatever type you prefer, to tape off the wall where you want your stripes or wherever you wish to change paint colors. Work in strips of tape no longer than 2' long. Do not stretch the tape as it may bubble or break. Make sure to press down the tape very well.


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Getting crisp edges on stripes can be a challenge. Striped walls can be subtle and elegant or bright and playful, but in order to get the effect you want they canât be blurry. Painting stripes takes a lot of work and time, and pulling the tape off to reveal wobbly borders is simply disheartening.


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Painter's Tape. Use painter's tape, whatever type you prefer, to tape off the wall where you want your stripes or wherever you wish to change paint colors. Work in strips of tape no longer than 2' long. Do not stretch the tape as it may bubble or break. Make sure to press down the tape very well.


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Dirt may make the paint apply unevenly and dust won't allow the painter's tape to adhere properly. Painter's Tape. Use painter's tape, whatever type you prefer, to tape off the wall where you want your stripes or wherever you wish to change paint colors. Work in strips of tape no longer than 2' long.


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Dirt may make the paint apply unevenly and dust won't allow the painter's tape to adhere properly. Painter's Tape. Use painter's tape, whatever type you prefer, to tape off the wall where you want your stripes or wherever you wish to change paint colors.


How to Paint Stripes Without Them Bleeding
Striped walls can be subtle and elegant or bright and playful, but in order to get the effect you want they canât be blurry. Painting stripes takes a lot of work and time, and pulling the tape off to reveal wobbly borders is simply disheartening.


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Stripe Color. After the wall paint or caulk is dry, paint your stripe color. Once the first coat of stripe paint is dry, add a second coat of paint if necessary. Carefully Remove Tape. After the paint has fully dried, but before the clean removal date on the tape you selected, remove the tape from your wall.


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In order to paint perfect stripes on a wall (or whatever pattern you desire), certain steps must be taken to make sure the paint does not bleed behind the painter's tape. For painted stripes that do not bleed, follow the steps below. Clean. Make sure that the surface you are painting is clean and dust free.


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As the price of gold increases, smaller gram-sized bars will likely become more popular (for example, most people will not be able to afford one-ounce coins). The live gold price below is used to calculate the gold gram bar value (USD): Gold gram bar calculations use the live gold price for April 13, 2017: Gold $1287.20/oz 1.40. Ebay is one of the best sites to understand current market prices in all bullion products.


How much does a bar of gold cost?
It all depends on how many ounces are in the bar. Standard LBMA bars are anywhere from 250 to 400 ounces, so you simply multiply the bid price of gold times the number of ounces. Remember there is always a premium (commission) on top of that price that you have to pay the dealer.


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The standard gold bar held and traded internationally by central banks and bullion dealers is the Good Delivery bar with a 400 oz (troy-ounce) (12.4 kg or 438.9 ounces) nominal weight. When I checked the price per oz at 4:56pm EST gold was trading at $1266.90.


How much does a bar of gold cost?
A Good Delivery bar of gold is around 400 troy oz (Good Delivery). Closing spot price on 11 Dec 2015 was $1074.20 / toz (24-hour Spot Chart - Gold). An average brick of gold would cost US$429,680 on 11 Dec 2015 at close.


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How much is a gold bar worth?
Best Answer: Gold is worth $789.10US / troy ounce, or 25678.80US / kilo. Are there any markings at all on the bar? Precious metals are usually marked with fineness (.999), or more rarely K (24K), and usually are marked with the weight. If it's real, it's worth around $35,000US.


1 Kilo Bar 24 Karat Gold Bar (32.15 oz)
The 1 kilo gold bar is an atypical size of gold bar. A common question is how many ounces or grams is included in kilo. The answer is a 1 kilo gold bar has 32.15 ounces of gold or 1000 grams. The advantage of the 1 kilo gold bar is that you get a larger quantity of gold for a lower premium above spot price.


How much does one Gold Bar cost?
The street price for a gold bar is: 180-190 gp. The price in a specialty store is: 381 gp. If you buy from a general store, the price is 180 gp. If you sell to a general store, the price is 120 gp. In the Grand Exchange, the market price is 204 gp, 194 gp minimum, and 214 gp as the maximum price.


How much is a gold bar worth?
But if you carry a 3 lb. gold bar across the border, the customs folks will have lots of questions for you. I don't know how much gold you are allowed to bring into the country, but I know that the government records cash transfers of $10,000 or more. So $35,000 worth of gold might make waves.


Combining Options For Presbyopia
After age 40, the single pair of glasses or contact lenses you previously wore generally will no longer give you clear vision at all distances â or at least not without some compromises. These vision problems are caused by presbyopia, which affects all of us beginning in middle age and reduces our ability to see at all distances.


Eye Disorders
nearsightedness; the ability to see close objects but not distant ones; defect of the eye in which the refractive power of the cornea and lens is too great for the relative length of the eye; focal point is too near to the lens and image is focused in front of the retina; corrected by a concave lens that spreads out the light rays coming to the eye ...


Farsightedness
Farsightedness means you can clearly see things that are far away, but things that are close-up are blurry. The technical term for farsightedness is hyperopia. According to the National Eye Institute, it affects 5 to 10 percent of Americans. To understand farsightedness, itâs helpful to know how the normal eye works.


Farsightedness
There are varying degrees of farsightedness, depending on the eyesâ ability to focus on close-up objects. If you can only clearly see objects that are very far away, youâre severely farsighted. Generally, farsightedness can be corrected with prescription eyeglasses or contact lenses. Some people have refractive surgery.


Combining Options For Presbyopia
You'll be able to see in the distance with one of your LASIK-corrected eyes, while using the eye with the contact lens for near vision. This combination creates monovision. (One-day disposable contact lenses are great for this: you can just throw the lens away at the end of the night.)


Eye Disorders
farsightedness; the ability to see distant objects but not close ones; relative length of the eye is too short, the cornea is too flat, or the lens has too little refractive power; focal point is too far from the lens, and the image is focused behind the retina; corrected by convex lens that causes light rays to converge as they approach the eye.


Combining Options For Presbyopia
Beginning at around age 40, you'll find that the usual glasses or contacts you always wore will not correct focusing problems caused by presbyopia. The amount of nearsightedness you have determines how close or far you need to hold an item to see it clearly without your glasses on. If you are mildly nearsighted (with a prescription of -1.50 or -2.00 D, for example) you will see very well at a normal reading distance of 14 to 16 inches from your face.


Combining Options For Presbyopia
Removing Your Eyeglasses To Read. If you are nearsighted, you have an advantage when you reach your 40s. Once presbyopia occurs, nearsighted eyes still see well up-close â if you remove your eyeglasses. Of course, with your glasses removed, distance vision is blurred.


Farsightedness
If a child cannot see things from a far distance, it may be due to nearsightedness. Children who donât pass a vision test at school should see an eye specialist, who will also check their close-up vision It is important to learn the cause of any vision problems your child has.


Combining Options For Presbyopia
Some people find that using different types of lenses in eyeglasses is the best solution for presbyopia. For example, sunglasses with distance correction for nearsightedness can work well for daytime driving, and glasses with intermediate correction can help with computer work.


The Senate GOPâs Unprecedented Obstruction In Five Charts
From 1949 through the end of 2008, the Senate held cloture votes to end filibusters of 20 executive branch nominees. So far in the Obama administration, the Senate has held cloture votes on 27 executive branch nominees.t this point in President Bushâs term, the Senate had confirmed 91 percent of his nominees to the lower federal courts. As of today, the Senate has confirmed just 76 percent of President Obamaâs nominees.


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1908 CONNECT 139 TWEET 2 LINKEDIN 251 COMMENT EMAIL MORE. WASHINGTON â President Obama applauded Senate Democrats Thursday for changing the rules on filibusters, saying too many of his nominees and initiatives have been blocked by Republicans for strictly partisan reasons.Post to Facebook.bama applauds filibuster rule change. President Obama, speaking from the White House, applauded Senate Democrats for changing the rules on filibusters. Obama said that the vote is an indication that enough is enough but that neither party is blameless.


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Obama applauds filibuster rule change. WASHINGTON â President Obama applauded Senate Democrats Thursday for changing the rules on filibusters, saying too many of his nominees and initiatives have been blocked by Republicans for strictly partisan reasons.Post to Facebook.bama applauds filibuster rule change. President Obama, speaking from the White House, applauded Senate Democrats for changing the rules on filibusters. Obama said that the vote is an indication that enough is enough but that neither party is blameless.


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Indeed, when we presented this finding to Reidâs office, they agreed and released an updated version of the graphic. It now reads, In the history of the United States, there have been 168 filibusters of presidential nominees, 82 filibusters under President Obama, 86 filibusters under all other presidents..ndeed, when we presented this finding to Reidâs office, they agreed and released an updated version of the graphic. It now reads, In the history of the United States, there have been 168 filibusters of presidential nominees, 82 filibusters under President Obama, 86 filibusters under all other presidents..


Harry Reid says 82 presidential nominees have been blocked under President Barack Obama, 86 blocked under all other presidents
In the history of the United States, 168 presidential nominees have been filibustered, 82 blocked under President Obama, 86 blocked under all the other presidents.. We received numerous requests from readers to take a look at the numbers.So we did.First, some background.ndeed, when we presented this finding to Reidâs office, they agreed and released an updated version of the graphic. It now reads, In the history of the United States, there have been 168 filibusters of presidential nominees, 82 filibusters under President Obama, 86 filibusters under all other presidents..


The Senate GOPâs Unprecedented Obstruction In Five Charts
And the blanket filibuster of D.C. Circuit nominees is just the latest in the GOPâs onslaught of unprecedented obstruction under President Obama. Here are four charts showing just how far Republican obstruction has gone in the Obama administration.Failed to confirm one-quarter of President Obamaâs judicial nominees.t this point in President Bushâs term, the Senate had confirmed 91 percent of his nominees to the lower federal courts. As of today, the Senate has confirmed just 76 percent of President Obamaâs nominees.


3 Charts Explain Why Democrats Went Nuclear on the Filibuster
The chart below tells the tale. Under George Bush, Democrats mounted filibusters on 38 of his nominees. That's about five per year. Under Obama, Republicans have filibustered an average of 16 nominees per year.o one has completely clean hands when it comes to filibusters in the Senate. Democrats have used them and Republicans have used them. But hoo boy, Republicans sure have used them more. That's why Democrats went nuclear on Thursday. Three charts tell the story.


3 Charts Explain Why Democrats Went Nuclear on the Filibuster
No one has completely clean hands when it comes to filibusters in the Senate. Democrats have used them and Republicans have used them. But hoo boy, Republicans sure have used them more. That's why Democrats went nuclear on Thursday.Three charts tell the story.o one has completely clean hands when it comes to filibusters in the Senate. Democrats have used them and Republicans have used them. But hoo boy, Republicans sure have used them more. That's why Democrats went nuclear on Thursday. Three charts tell the story.


How many Republican filibusters during Obama administration?
During the first four years of the Obama administration, his Republican opposition used the filibuster a record number of times. Sources vary, but most agree it more than 125 times, and some sources say it was as much as 200 times.o the short answer is-no filibuster in the House, only in the Senate; and in order to stop filibuster in the Senate, 60 votes are required.


Filibuster in the United States Senate
In 1917, a rule allowing for the cloture of debate (ending a filibuster) was adopted by the Democratic Senate at the urging of President Woodrow Wilson after a group of 12 anti-war senators managed to kill a bill that would have allowed Wilson to arm merchant vessels in the face of unrestricted German submarine warfare.he rules permit a senator, or a series of senators, to speak for as long as they wish and on any topic they choose, unless three-fifths of the Senators duly chosen and sworn (usually 60 out of 100 senators) brings debate to a close by invoking cloture under Senate Rule XXII.


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Historical Examples. 1  The highest degree of human depravity, which is to be found in this propulsive will power, or Animal Magnetism. 2  The words burst from him with the propulsive energy of total amazement. 3  If the propulsive action does not pass through the centre of gravity the system again becomes acentric..


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And, in addition to its energy, it. is shown that quantum vacuum negative pressure could conceivably enable less labored vehicle motion in it. INTRODUCTION. The most bizarre possibility for meeting Earthâs power and propulsion needs may be the harvesting the stupendous.


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1 : the act or process of propelling. 2 : the force that moves something forward. See words that rhyme with propulsion Spanish Central: Translation of propulsion Nglish: Translation of propulsion for Spanish speakers Britannica English: Translation of propulsion for Arabic speakers.


propulsion
Definition of propulsion for English Language Learners. : the force that moves something forward : the force that propels something.


Chapter 6 - Aircraft Propulsion - Level 2
Reciprocating engines power the conventional vehicles that we use for transportation, work, and pleasure. Reciprocating engines provide power for our automobiles, lawn mowers, tractors, motorcycles, boats, trains, airplanes, and a multitude of other devices used in today's modern lifestyle.


Chapter 4 - The four forces of flight - Level 2
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In his book âThe Lightness of Beingâ Frank Wilczek defines the quantum vacuum as âthe gridâ, with its various. constituents being: (1) quantum fields associated with radiation, matter and gravitation; (2) virtual particle pairs and. weak superconducting condensates; and (3) dark energy.


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The Fusion Driven Rocket: Nuclear Propulsion through Direct Conversion of Fusion Energy. The future of manned space exploration and development of space depends critically on the. creation of a dramatically more proficient propulsion architecture for in-space transportation.


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The combustion of hydrogen and oxygen has an energy release of. 13 MJ/kg, whereas the fission of 235U yields approximately 8 x 107 MJ/kg and the fusion of. deuterium and tritium has a 3.6 x 108 MJ/kg yield. So far, the use of fission energy represents the. nearest term application of nuclear power for propulsion.


How to Write a Winning Scholarship Essay
Gen and Kelly Tanabe can answer your question in Expert Advice. You've spent who-knows-how-long finding scholarships. You've searched through books and the Internet, you've contacted local organizations and spoken to your counselors. You have a list of awards that are perfect for you. Now it's time to actually win the money. To do so, you will need to fill out applications and more likely than not, write an essay. As with applying to college, the scholarship essay can either make or break your chances of winning. This guide outlines the steps you need to take to ensure that your essay gives you the best chance of winning.


Top 10 Tips for Writing Effective Scholarship Essays
1 State your accomplishments without coming across as if you are bragging. 2  Make sure your grammar and spelling are impeccable. 3  Read the question again and then read your essay to be certain that the essay addresses every point. 4  Have someone with strong writing and editing skills proofread the essay before you submit it.


Top 10 Tips for Writing Effective Scholarship Essays
Very few programs are based strictly on an application form or transcript. Scholarship committees like essays because they are able to get a better sense of who the applicants really are from reading their original writing than from simply looking at a form or seeing a listing of completed classes and grades.


How to Write a Winning Scholarship Essay
In the application, you list all of the community service groups that you belong to and service project awards that you've won. But in the essay you vent about your disgust for the homeless and how they should find jobs instead of blocking your passage on sidewalks.


Top 10 Tips for Writing Effective Scholarship Essays
10 Tips for Writing Effective Scholarship Essays. 1  Read the instructions and make sure you understand them before you start writing. 2  Think about what you are going to write and organize your thoughts before you start writing. 3  Begin the writing process by writing an outline.


A Student's Guide to Writing a Scholarship Essay
1 What to Include-Read a list of important items to include in a scholarship essay. 2  Bragging Rights-Make sure that the information you include is actually relevant to the theme and the program that you are applying to. 3  Brainstorming (PDF) - Jot down your achievements and accomplishments during the brainstorming process.


Top 10 Tips for Writing Effective Scholarship Essays
1 Write your essay by elaborating on each of the points in your outline. 2  Use clear, concise and simple language throughout the essay. 3  State your accomplishments without coming across as if you are bragging. 4  Make sure your grammar and spelling are impeccable.


A Student's Guide to Writing a Scholarship Essay
When you write a scholarship essay, think about who will be reading it: the admissions committee. It is easy to imagine them as a group of faceless administrators. However, go a step further. They are just as human as you are, with the difficult task of deciding who to award a scholarship to.


How Long Does It Take to Train for a 10k Run?
The answer is that it takes most people about eight weeks to train for a 10k race, but it is certainly possible to do one with less time to train. If you want to train for a 10k in 4 weeks, you will need to step up the intensity of your training regimen significantly. Eight weeks is the minimum recommended training period for this type of event because it allows for enough time to train intensely without having to worry about injuring themselves in the process.


How Long Does It Take to Train for a 10k Run?
Advanced runners will need anywhere from 6-10 weeks to train, depending on where they are in terms of overall fitness. You will need to run anywhere from four to five days a week with 1 to 2 days of cross-training, including swimming and cycling.


Returning To Training After A Big Race
After shorter races (up to 10K): You can do your next hard run within as few as three days, if youâre a high-mileage runner. Otherwise, wait about five days. After a 10-miler or half-marathon: Fitter runners can go long or fast again after four or five days. More casual runners should wait at least a full week.


How to Train for Your First 10K
The most important aspect of training for your first 10K is ensuring you have the endurance necessary to complete the distance. A slight boost in weekly running mileageâup to about 15-20 miles in totalâis all thatâs needed. A weekly long run that reaches at least 5 miles.


How to Train for Your First 10K
If you can run about 15 miles per week with a 5-mile long run, then you can complete a 10K. Add in some extra rest before race day alongside the excitement and adrenaline of racing, and youâll be able to cover the extra 1.2 miles and cross the finish line of your first 10K race.


How Long Does It Take to Train for a 10K?
The program assumes that you can already run/walk (at 1 min/1 min run/walk intervals) for 20 minutes. 10K Training Schedule for Beginners : This 8-week training schedule is designed for beginner runners who want to get you to the finish line of a 10K race. It assumes that you can already run at least two miles.


How Much Training Do You Need to Run a Half Marathon?
Once you've done that, you can get away with running just two more days a week to be prepared to run the race, giving you a total of four running days per week to be able to finish a half marathon. You should cross-train two days a week and then take one day a week off. The schedule might look like this: Monday: easy run.


How Much Training Do You Need to Run a Half Marathon?
You don't necessarily need to run 13.1 miles in training to be confident that you can finish the 13.1-mile race, yet you don't want your longest run to be just 8 miles. Getting up to the 10- to 11-mile distance for your weekly long run is the goal. After that, you want to do one aerobic workout a week.


Returning To Training After A Big Race
That said, here are some general guidelines to consider when planning your return to training: 1  After shorter races (up to 10K): You can do your next hard run within as few as three days, if youâre a high-mileage runner. 2  After a 10-miler or half-marathon: Fitter runners can go long or fast again after four or five days.


How to Train for Your First 10K
The most important aspect of training for your first 10K is ensuring you have the endurance necessary to complete the distance. Two variables will be important to complete this goal: A slight boost in weekly running mileageâup to about 15-20 miles in totalâis all thatâs needed.


Dropbox
Spending Â£7.99 per month (Â£79 per year) on Dropbox Pro gets you a huge 1TB of storage, which is a very generous allowance which puts it just behind Google Drive in terms of cost per gigabyte.


Dropbox
Dropbox is a synchronisation rather than backup service, meaning that while you can use it for backing up important files, its real selling point is the ability to access any of your important files from wherever you are, on any device.


Dropbox
The desktop application for Dropbox works on Windows, Mac and Linux. It will only synchronise files stored in the Dropbox directory, meaning that you'll need to make sure all the documents, images and other files you want to access are placed there.


Dropbox
If you want a file to be accessible when you have no internet connection, you'll need to add it to your favourites list. Dropbox looked as if it was falling behind its rivals in 2014, but with its new, lower price, it's right back up there with the best of them.


Dropbox slashes pricing and boosts storage as competition intensifies
Today, it's relenting. Today Dropbox announced a revamped version of its paid offering for individuals, called Dropbox Pro, that costs $9.99 a month for 1 terabyte of storage. Previously, $9.99 got you just 100 gigabytes; storage maxed out at 500GB, which cost a whopping $500 a year.


Dropbox
This tells Dropbox to look for other PCs on your local network which have the same synced Dropbox folders, and instead of downloading these files from the internet it will send them via your network, shaving off more megabytes from your usage allowance and allowing everything to sync up much more quickly.


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Page 2:Box Cloud Storage - Pricing And Features Overview. [Editor's Note: After we finished testing and this article was being finalized, Dropbox announced some changes to the service, especially around pricing, but also with new functionality.


Dropbox slashes pricing and boosts storage as competition intensifies
And the pro pricing brings Dropbox in line with Google, which also charges $9.99 a month for 1TB of storage. OneDrive is running a promotion for 1TB for $2.50 a month. That leaves Amazon as the most expensive of the big players for now: it charges $500 a year for 1TB of storage on its Cloud Drive, or $41.67 a month. Houston is mostly right that Dropbox customers aren't primarily concerned with price.


Cloud Storage Providers: Comparison Of Features And Prices
Page 4:Google Drive Cloud Storage - Pricing And Features Overview. [Editor's Note: After we finished testing and this article was being finalized, Dropbox announced some changes to the service, especially around pricing, but also with new functionality.