Napalm & Agent Orange
Napalm U.S. troops used a substance known as napalm from about 1965 to 1972 in the Vietnam War; napalm is a mixture of plastic polystyrene, hydrocarbon benzene, and gasoline. This mixture creates a jelly-like substance that, when ignited, sticks to practically anything and burns up to ten minutes.


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Ward and Burns reproduce now-famous images like Eddie Adamsâs picture of a Vietcong prisoner being shot in the head at close range and Nick Utâs shot of a naked Vietnamese girl fleeing a napalm raid.


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Define napalm: a thickener consisting of a mixture of aluminum soaps used in jelling gasoline (as for incendiary bombs); fuel jelled with napalm a thickener consisting of a mixture of aluminum soaps used in jelling gasoline (as for incendiary bombs); fuel jelled with napalmâ¦


napalm
Definition of napalm. 1  1 : a thickener consisting of a mixture of aluminum soaps used in jelling gasoline (as for incendiary bombs) 2  2 : fuel jelled with napalm.


Napalm & Agent Orange
Napalm was first used in flamethrowers for U.S. ground troops; they burned down sections of forest and bushes in hopes of eliminating any enemy guerrilla fighters. Later on in the war B-52 Bombers began dropping napalm bombs and other incendiary explosives. Air raids that used napalm were much more devastating than flamethrowers; a single bomb was capable of destroying areas up to 2,500 square yards.


Connectivity (graph theory)
Otherwise, they are called disconnected. If the two vertices are additionally connected by a path of length 1, i.e. by a single edge, the vertices are called adjacent. A graph is said to be connected if every pair of vertices in the graph is connected.A connected component is a maximal connected subgraph of G.Each vertex belongs to exactly one connected component, as does each edge. graph is connected when there is a path between every pair of vertices. In a connected graph, there are no unreachable vertices. A graph that is not connected is disconnected. A graph with just one vertex is connected.


Trees
Let G be a connected graph. A spanning tree in G is a subgraph of G that includes all the vertices of G and is also a tree. The edges of the trees are called branches.heorem The following are equivalent in a graph G with n vertices. 1  G is a tree. 2  There is a unique path between every pair of vertices in G. 3  G is connected, and every edge in G is a bridge. 4  G is connected, and it has (n - 1) edges. 5  G is acyclic, and it has (n - 1) edges. 6  G is acyclic, and whenever any two arbitrary nonadjacent vertices in G are ...


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Given a connected graph G, a connected subgraph that is botha tree and contains all the vertices of G is called a spanning tree for G.DiscussionGiven a connected graph G, one is often interested in constructing a connectedsubgraph, which contains all of the vertices of G, but has as few the edges of G aspossible. graph is connected if and only if it has a spanning tree.DiscussionOne of the key points of Theorem 5.4.1 is that any connected graph has a spanningtree. A spanning tree of a connected graph can be found by removing any edge thatforms a simple circuit and continuing until no such edge exists.


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is reachable from every other vertex of. . A graph that is not connected is a disconnected graph. A maximal connected subgraph of a graph (i.e. one where the addition of any more vertices would make it disconnected) is a connected component.Java Web Start Activity: In the Java Web Start application below, draw a graph in the left pane.The connected components of the graph will be listed in the right pane.f the graph is connected you will have reached all the vertices of the graph. If not, there will be vertices left so you pick one of those and find all the vertices reachable from that one. This gives you a second component. In the same way you can find all the connected components of the graph.


Connectivity (graph theory)
A graph is connected when there is a path between every pair of vertices. In a connected graph, there are no unreachable vertices. A graph that is not connected is disconnected. A graph with just one vertex is connected.An edgeless graph with two or more vertices is disconnected. graph is connected when there is a path between every pair of vertices. In a connected graph, there are no unreachable vertices. A graph that is not connected is disconnected. A graph with just one vertex is connected.


Definitions and Examples
Every disconnected graph can be split up into a number of connected subgraphs, called components. Subgraph. Let G be a graph with vertex set V(G) and edge-list E(G). A subgraph of G is a graph all of whose vertices belong to V(G) and all of whose edges belong to E(G). path graph is a graph consisting of a single path. The path graph with n vertices is denoted by P n. The following are the examples of path graphs. Note that path graph, P n, has n-1 edges, and can be obtained from cycle graph, C n, by removing any edge.


Trees
A tree is a connected acyclic graph. Thus each component of a forest is tree, and any tree is a connected forest. Theorem The following are equivalent in a graph G with n vertices. 1  G is a tree. 2  There is a unique path between every pair of vertices in G. 3  G is connected, and every edge in G is a bridge.4  G is connected, and it has (n - 1) edges. 5  G is acyclic, and it has (n - 1) edges.6  G is acyclic, and whenever any two arbitrary nonadjacent vertices in G are ...heorem The following are equivalent in a graph G with n vertices. 1  G is a tree. 2  There is a unique path between every pair of vertices in G. 3  G is connected, and every edge in G is a bridge. 4  G is connected, and it has (n - 1) edges. 5  G is acyclic, and it has (n - 1) edges. 6  G is acyclic, and whenever any two arbitrary nonadjacent vertices in G are ...


Glossary of graph theory terms
A subgraph, H, of a graph, G, is a graph whose vertices are a subset of the vertex set of G, and whose edges are a subset of the edge set of G. In reverse, a supergraph of a graph G is a graph of which G is a subgraph.A graph, G, contains a graph, H, if H is a subgraph of, or is isomorphic to G. graph is k-edge-connected if any subgraph formed by removing any k - 1 edges is still connected. The edge connectivity Îº'(G) of a graph G is the minimum number of edges needed to disconnect G. One well-known result is that Îº(G) â¤ Îº'(G) â¤ Î´(G). A component is a maximally connected subgraph.


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A graph is k-edge-connected if any subgraph formed by removing any k - 1 edges is still connected. The edge connectivity Îº'(G) of a graph G is the minimum number of edges needed to disconnect G. One well-known result is that Îº(G) â¤ Îº'(G) â¤ Î´(G).A component is a maximally connected subgraph. graph is k-edge-connected if any subgraph formed by removing any k - 1 edges is still connected. The edge connectivity Îº'(G) of a graph G is the minimum number of edges needed to disconnect G. One well-known result is that Îº(G) â¤ Îº'(G) â¤ Î´(G). A component is a maximally connected subgraph.


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Every line graph of a 4-edge-connected graph is Z 3 -connected HongJian Lai â, Lianying Miao â , Yehong Shao â¡ AbstractWe prove that every line graph of a 4-edge-connected graph is Z 3 -connected.orexample, let G denote the loopless connected graph with two vertices and with 4 edges. With thetraditional deï¬nition of a line graph, the line graph of G will be a K 4, which is not Z 3 -connected.


What time of the day or night should I take my Norvasc tablet (5 mg) for maintainenance of blood pressure?
You should take Norvasc 5 mg in the AM, due to, at night your blood pressure and pulse rate are usually at it's lowest. You are resting at night.During the day your blood pressure rises. Norvasc's peak time is 6 -9 hours, so taking Norvasc at approximately around 7 am - 8- am.it should by peaked at about 1:00 pm, to control your blood pressure while you are doing your most stressful tasks of the day.ur blood pressure is usually highest between 10am-2pm. This means that when you take your Norvasc at 7 or 8am, this will give the medication time to peak at around 11am-12noon. However, if you work night shifts and sleep during the day, then you might wanna take it in the late afternoon or early evening.


What time of the day or night should I take my Norvasc tablet (5 mg) for maintainenance of blood pressure?
And always listen to your doctor... Yes, the morning is best. You should take Norvasc 5 mg in the AM, due to, at night your blood pressure and pulse rate are usually at it's lowest. You are resting at night.During the day your blood pressure rises. Norvasc's peak time is 6 -9 hours, so taking Norvasc at approximately around 7 am - 8- am. would take it in the morning..bp falls during sleep and the blood level peaks at a time when you don't need it.....also, you may rise feeling lightheaded if you took it at night. my heart doctor told me to take mine at bed.its probably best if you ask you doctor.


What time of the day or night should I take my Norvasc tablet (5 mg) for maintainenance of blood pressure?
Our blood pressure is usually highest between 10am-2pm. This means that when you take your Norvasc at 7 or 8am, this will give the medication time to peak at around 11am-12noon. However, if you work night shifts and sleep during the day, then you might wanna take it in the late afternoon or early evening.ur blood pressure is usually highest between 10am-2pm. This means that when you take your Norvasc at 7 or 8am, this will give the medication time to peak at around 11am-12noon. However, if you work night shifts and sleep during the day, then you might wanna take it in the late afternoon or early evening.


Should you take amlodipine in the morning or night
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Should you take amlodipine in the morning or night. Premium Questions. I was told to stop losartan that I take in the morning and substitute Amlodipine to see if it will help the constant coughing. I am to take a second Amlodipine during the day.Can I take it with my ...remium Questions. I was told to stop losartan that I take in the morning and substitute Amlodipine to see if it will help the constant coughing. I am to take a second Amlodipine during the day. Can I take it with my ...


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Morning versus evening amlodipine treatment: effect on circadian blood pressure profile in essential hypertensive patients.Nold G(1), Strobel G, Lemmer B. Author information: (1)Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Faculty of Clinical Medicine, Ruprecht Karls-Universitaet UniversitÃ¤t, Heidelberg. germanyorning versus evening amlodipine treatment: effect on circadian blood pressure profile in essential hypertensive patients.


Should you take amlodipine in the morning or night
I know you should take at same time every day, but I ... in the morning; this has nto reduced the pressure when measured at night, so I increased dosage to 1 full tablet in the morning, but still pressure is 135/90; should I chage to Single Pill Comibnation like Telma-AM ...remium Questions. I was told to stop losartan that I take in the morning and substitute Amlodipine to see if it will help the constant coughing. I am to take a second Amlodipine during the day. Can I take it with my ...


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i would take it in the morning..bp falls during sleep and the blood level peaks at a time when you don't need it.....also, you may rise feeling lightheaded if you took it at night. my heart doctor told me to take mine at bed.its probably best if you ask you doctor. would take it in the morning..bp falls during sleep and the blood level peaks at a time when you don't need it.....also, you may rise feeling lightheaded if you took it at night. my heart doctor told me to take mine at bed.its probably best if you ask you doctor.


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Hi, my doctor told me to take Amlodipine first thing on waking, with water. She said BP is highest at this time so that is what I do. I have it ready alongside a glass of water and that's it. You must take it at about the same time each day and not at different times of the day.i, my doctor told me to take Amlodipine first thing on waking, with water. She said BP is highest at this time so that is what I do. I have it ready alongside a glass of water and that's it. You must take it at about the same time each day and not at different times of the day.


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Efficacy of morning and evening dosing of amlodipine/valsartan combination in hypertensive patients uncontrolled by 5 mg of amlodipine.Asmar R(1), Gosse P, Quere QuerÃ©, S Achouba. A author: (information)1-Foundation Medical Research, Institutes, Paris. francefficacy of morning and evening dosing of amlodipine/valsartan combination in hypertensive patients uncontrolled by 5 mg of amlodipine.


How to Create Target Lines in Excel Charts
Change the chart type of a data series. 1  In a chart, click the data series that you want to change. 2  On the Design tab, in the Type group, click Change Chart Type. 3  In the Change Chart Type dialog box, click a chart type that you want to use.


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Add a data series to a chart. 1  Click the chart to which you want to add another data series. This displays the Chart Tools, adding the Design, Layout, and Format tabs. 2  On the Design tab, in the Data group, click Select Data. 3  In the Select Data Source dialog box, under Legend Entries (Series), click Add.


Prism 3 -- Creating a bar graph
For the X column, select Text (bar graph). For the Y columns, choose â¦replicates to calculate error bars and make sure that the number box is set to 3. Uncheck the option box at the bottom of the Welcome dialog to Pop up new user hints. Click OK to exit the Welcome dialog. Prism creates and displays the new table.


How to Make and Add Labels on a Graph in Excel
These instructions illustrate how to make one type of graph in Excel, but your options include many others. Find them in the same place on the âInsertâ tab and experiment with the different graphs and charts to see what best fits your need. The process of adding labels to the graphs is the same.


Update the data in an existing chart
Click the chart to which you want to add another data series. This displays the Chart Tools, adding the Design, Layout, and Format tabs. On the Design tab, in the Data group, click Select Data. In the Select Data Source dialog box, under Legend Entries (Series), click Add.


How to Make and Add Labels on a Graph in Excel
1. Start Microsoft Excel. Click into the first column and type a number to use for plotting on a graph. 2. Press the âEnterâ key and type the next number. Continue filling the A column until the numbers for the graph are all entered. 3. Click into column B, cell one. Fill in numbers for the graph.


Prism 3 -- Creating a bar graph
Prism knows that the X column will contain categories expressed in text, and it will make a bar graph by default. And since we formatted the Y columns for 3 replicates to calculate error bars, Prism subdivides each data set (A, B, C, ...) to make room for our replicates (Y1, Y2, and Y3).


Create a chart from start to finish
Add a data series to a chart. 1  Click the chart to which you want to add another data series. 2  On the Design tab, in the Data group, click Select Data. 3  In the Select Data Source dialog box, under Legend Entries (Series), click Add.


What Is Qualitative Observation in Science?
What is qualitative observation in science? A: Qualitative observation in science is when a researcher subjectively gathers information that focuses more on the differences in quality than the differences in quantity, which usually involves fewer participants.


What Is Qualitative Observation in Science?
Qualitative observations and studies are usually done by social scientists, psychologists and sociologists with the goal of better understanding human and animal behavior. Quantitative observation, on the other hand, is an objective gathering of information. It focuses on things such as statistics, numeric analysis and measurements. Quantitative observation typically measures things, such as shapes, sizes, color, volume and numbers looking for the differences between the test subjects.


What Is Qualitative Observation in Science?
Qualitative observation is more interested in bringing out and knowing all of the intimate details about each participant and is conducted on a more personal level so that the researcher can get the participants to confide in the researcher.


Observation
For example, it is not normally possible to check the air pressure in an automobile tire without letting out some of the air, thereby changing the pressure. However, in most fields of science it is possible to reduce the effects of observation to insignificance by using better instruments.


How Much Protein Is In Potatoes? 2.1g
A Potato eaten with the skin left on provides 45% of the recommended daily value of Vitamin C, Fibre and more Potassium than a normal sized banana. Top Tip: Leaving the skin on a potato provides you with a great source of Fibre.


How Much Protein Is in a Cooked Sweet Potato?
Adding 1 ounce of silken tofu to 4 ounces of mashed sweet potato adds about an additional 2 grams of protein to your side dish. (If you enjoy a crunchy component in your foods, top a baked sweet potato or side of mashed sweet potato with finely chopped walnuts, which contain 2 grams of protein per .5 ounce. Cooking Tips Thoroughly wash sweet potatoes and scrub before preparation.


How Much Protein Is In Potatoes? 2.1g
How Much Protein Is In Potatoes? 2.1g. The potato - Grown underground and used for hundreds of healthy recipes. A great source of complex carbohydrates, fibre and Vitamin C. Nutritional facts about the Potato. A Potato contains 45% of the daily value for vitamin C. There is approximately 100 Calories and no fat in a potato. A potato contains 620 mg potassium. That is more than a normal sized Banana, Broccoli or Spinach. Trace amounts of thiamin, riboflavin, folate, magnesium, phosphorous, iron and zinc


Protein in Baked Potatoes
Protein in Baked Potatoes The favorite choice for the term Baked Potatoes is 1 medium Baked Potato (Peel Eaten) which has about 4 grams of protein. The amount of protein for a variety of types and serving sizes of Baked Potatoes is shown below. View other nutritional values (such as Calories, Carbs or Fats) using the filter below: Calories | Total Carbs | Total Fats | Protein | Sodium | Cholesterol | Vitamins


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Find detailed protein information for Baked Potatoes including Popular Sizes of Plain Baked Potato and Popular Types of Stuffed Baked Potato.


Nutrition Facts for Green Lima Beans vs. White Lima Beans
Nutritional facts about the Potato. 1  A Potato contains 45% of the daily value for vitamin C. 2  There is approximately 100 Calories and no fat in a potato. 3  A potato contains 620 mg potassium. 4  Trace amounts of thiamin, riboflavin, folate, magnesium, phosphorous, iron and zinc.


Protein in Baked Potatoes
Protein in Baked Potatoes. The favorite choice for the term Baked Potatoes is 1 medium Baked Potato (Peel Eaten) which has about 4 grams of protein. The amount of protein for a variety of types and serving sizes of Baked Potatoes is shown below.


How Much Protein in a Large Baking Potato?
One large baked russet potato has 290 calories and 64 grams of total carbohydrates, which supplies almost half of your recommended daily allowance of carbs. Protein in Potatoes Foods are classified as sources of complete or incomplete protein.


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Protein Content. One 4-ounce sweet potato provides nearly 2 grams of protein. This amount of cooked sweet potato offers a minimal 110 calories and approximately 7 percent of the caloric content comes from protein. The remaining calories come from carbohydrates, with a trace amount of fat.


How Much Protein Is In Potatoes? 2.1g
A medium sized Potato contains approximately 110 calories, no fat, Vitamin C, Potassium and Fiber and is a super source of complex carbohydrates which will help fuel your body and brain through out the day.


Boogeyman
As any nursery rhyme or fairy tale would relay, the Boogeyman is a creature to, at least, be wary of. At their best, a Boogeyman is known to be playful beyond what many other races consider appropriate. They are very free in their behavior, with little to no regard for the social niceties that other cultures espouse.


Boogeyman
It should be noted that, despite how common it is to hear the term 'The Boogeyman', it is known that more than one Boogeyman, and even more than one type of Boogeyman exist. In fact, they are among the most varied species of creature in existence.


Bogeyman (folklore)
The Bogeyman (also spelled Bogieman, Boogeyman, Boogie Man and/or Boogieman) is the archetype of the creature type known as Bogeymen (also spelled Bogiemen, Boogeymen, Boogie Men and/or Boogiemen) - a monster that is designed as a tool to scare children into good behavior or to protect them from harm: the Bogeyman himself is a formless being that ...


Boogeyman
The Boogeyman (also called bogeyman) is a mythical creature that frightens both children and adults. It's shape and varies in the mind of the child who sees him. Boogeyman usually targets children who misbehave and usually hides under the bed, stairs, closet or other dark areas waiting for the right moment to strike.


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Comments (5) Share. The Boogeyman (also called bogeyman) is a mythical creature that frightens both children and adults in many cultures. The Boogeyman has no distinct appearance or shape and varies in the mind of the child who sees him.


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The Bogeyman (also spelled Bogieman, Boogeyman, Boogie Man and/or Boogieman) is the archetype of... The Bogeyman (also spelled Bogieman, Boogeyman, Boogie Man and/or Boogieman) is the archetype of the creature type known as Bogeymen (also spelled Bogiemen, Boogeymen, Boogie Men and/or Boogiemen... fandom


Bogeyman (folklore)
The Bogeyman (also spelled Bogieman, Boogeyman, Boogie Man and/or Boogieman) is the archetype of the creature type known as Bogeymen (also spelled Bogiemen, Boogeymen, Boogie Men and/or Boogiemen) - a monster that is designed as a tool to scare children into good behavior or to protect them from harm: the Bogeyman himself is a formless being that can take any shape the storyteller wishes though he tends to be a grotesque humanoid with a tendency to hide under beds, in closets and other dark ...


Boogeyman
The Boogeyman is one of a race of creatures with origins in mythology, legend and folklore around the world. In particular, accounts of its existence number it among numerous other frightening...


Bogeyman (folklore)
Boy Dissapeared in the Closet. This true story was seen in an episode of Beyond Belief, Fact or Fiction. There was a child who told his mother that there was a formless monster living in his closet. She didn't believe him. Some days later a child went inside the closet. The mother opened the closet door and found no one there.


Boogeyman
The Boogeyman is one of a race of creatures with origins in mythology, legend and folklore... The Boogeyman is one of a race of creatures with origins in mythology, legend and folklore around the world. In particular, accounts of its existence number it among numerous other frightening specters spoken of to children to warn them from harmful, dangerous or destructive behavior.


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They state that a healthy person should get no more than 6-10% of their total calories from sugar. That works out to between 40 and 55 grams per person eating a 2,000 calorie a day diet. If you're eating fewer calories, you should take in less sugar. If you're eating more calories, you can take in more sugar.


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They state that a healthy person should get no more than 6-10% of their total calories from sugar. That works out to between 40 and 55 grams per person eating a 2,000 calorie a day diet. If you're eating fewer calories, you should take in less sugar.


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NOTE: This course is for students who have received a transfer credit for MATH 123/3.0. Students wishing to register in MATH 124/3.0 must obtain permission from Professor A. Ableson. Students who register in MATH 124/3.0 will join the MATH 121 class in week 7, June 14. 2015.


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Diï¬erentiating gives A (x)=8 â x so the only stationary point is at x =8.The maximum occurs at one of x =0, 8, 16. Substituting, we see that the maximumoccurs when x =8,giving an area of 32 square metres.Figure 18: Achicken run built against the side of an existing wall, with 16 metres of netting.


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1. apply the concept of limit. 2. evaluate limits. 3. apply the concept of continuity. 4. evaluate derivatives of algebraic and trigonometric function. 5. use implicit differentiation to find a derivative. 6. apply concepts of differentiation to problems in curve sketching, related rates, straight line motion. 7. apply concepts of differentiation to science, business, and economics. 8. find indefinite integrals.


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Great for kids to have an overall understanding of the subject.â. Lindsey London, U.K. I am absolutely thrilled to have found your website! I work with gifted students at our school who need to demonstrate understanding of their grade level math skills, but also need to be able to move on to the next level when ready. Your website, iPractice Math, provides exactly what we needed in an easy to follow structure. Thanks so much!â.


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The derivative gives the slope of the tangent to the graph of the function.For example, if f (x)= x 2 then f (x)=2 x .Toï¬nd the slope of the tangent to the graphof x 2 at x =1we substitute x =1into the derivative. The slope is f (1) = 2 Ã 1=2.Similarly the slope of the tangent to the graph of x 2 at x = â 0.


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Our 24/7 math help, instant access to lessons and real-time progress reports make it easy for both students and parents to keep up with learning standards.


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f (s)=(1 â 12 s 2)(3 s +5)e. g (t)=(ât +1 t)(2 tâ 1)f. h (y)=(2 âây + y 2)(1 â 3 y 2)Exercise 3.6If r =(t +1 t)(t 2 â 2 t +1), ï¬nd the rate of change of r with respect to t when t =2.Exercise 3.7Find the slope of the tangent to the curve y =(x 2 â 2 x +1)(3 x 3 â 5 x 2 +2)at x =2.


Differential & Integral Calculus
Differentiation and integration with applications to biology, physics, chemistry, economics, and social sciences; differential equations; multivariable differential calculus.


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Calculus I is the first course in the calculus sequence for physical science, mathematics and engineering students. Topics include limits, the rate of change of a function, derivatives of algebraic and trigonometric functions, applications of derivatives, integration, and applications of the definite integral. II.


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Description. This online calculus course covers differentiation and integration with applications to biology, physics, chemistry, economics, and social sciences; differential equations; multivariable differential calculus. NOTE For students intending to pursue a medial or major plan in a subject other than Mathematics or Statistics.


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For the acoustic guitar player, plugging in to an external amp and effects processor can be quite fun, and can add a lot of 'spice' to your playing, just by virtue of having access to a wider range of sounds.


Effects Pedals  (7,006 matches found)
When using many effects, unwanted noise and hum can be introduced into the guitarâs sound. Some performers use a noise gate or noise suppression pedal at the beginning or end of a chain to reduce unwanted noise and hum.


Effects Pedals  (7,006 matches found)
Perhaps the most common effects pedal is a distortion or overdrive pedal, which either provides a distorting effect or overdrives the guitarâs signal into the amplifierâa tone that is highly popular in many genres of music.


Guitar Doubling Basics
Listen to the single guitar, then to the doubled guitar: You can also try mixed solutions. For example, combine an acoustic with an electric guitar like the Doobie Brothers in the famous riff of Long Train Running.


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- Ofer Webman, creator of the ToneWood-Amp. A forthcoming device allows acoustic guitar players to easily add effects to their sound, with no external speaker, using just the body of the instrument itself.


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Not only does the ToneWood-Amp enable a variety of effects on its own, but it can also connect to other iOS devices running guitar effect apps, virtual MIDI apps, or recording apps, allowing for a wide variety of sounds, tones, and textures from any acoustic guitar.


Effects Pedals  (7,006 matches found)
Other popular effects pedals include a wah-wah pedal (designed for sweeping a guitarâs tone control), fuzz, delay, flanger, phaser, reverb, chorus, compression, looping and boost. Many guitarists also use an EQ pedal to further shape and customize their sound.


Guitar Doubling Basics
People who are not well versed in guitar sound often imagine that it's all a matter of amp size and output power, loudness or the gain/drive of a distortion or fuzz effect pedal. Although these different factors do have an effect on sound, they don't guarantee a fat guitar sound.


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The ToneWood-Amp is a unique digital signal processor that uses a driver to generate sound waves from the back of the guitar, which interact with the natural sound of the acoustic guitar body, producing the effects as seen above, which come only from the sound hole of the instrument, with no speaker involved.


C - Functions
A function can also be referred as a method or a sub-routine or a procedure, etc. Defining a Function. The general form of a function definition in C programming language is as follows â return_type function_name( parameter list ) { body of the function } A function definition in C programming consists of a function header and a function body.


C - Functions
Defining a Function. 1  Return Type â A function may return a value. The return_type is the data type of the value the function returns. Some functions perform the desired operations without returning a value. In this case, the return_type is the keyword void. 2  Function Name â This is the actual name of the function.


C Programming/Variables
So, if you have a variable i that is initialized (set equal) to 4, then it follows that i + 1 will equal 5. Since C is a relatively low-level programming language, before a C program can utilize memory to store a variable it must claim the memory needed to store the values for a variable. This is done by declaring variables.


C Function Definitions
C Function Definitions. A function definition specifies the name of the function, the types and number of parameters it expects to receive, and its return type. A function definition also includes a function body with the declarations of its local variables, and the statements that determine what the function does.


C Programming/Variables
C Programming/Variables - Declaring, Initializing, and Assigning Variables. 1  Here is an example of declaring an integer, which we've called some_number. (Note the semicolon at the end of the line; that is how your compiler separates one program statement from another.)


C Programming/Variables
Declaring variables is the way in which a C program shows the number of variables it needs, what they are going to be named, and how much memory they will need. Within the C programming language, when managing and working with variables, it is important to know the type of variables and the size of these types. A typeâs size is the amount of computer memory required to store one value of this type.


C Programming/Variables
Since C is a fairly low-level programming language, the size of types can be specific to the hardware and compiler used â that is, how the language is made to work on one type of machine can be different from how it is made to work on another. All variables in C are typed.


C Programming/Variables
C Programming/Variables - The Four Basic Data Types. 1  In Standard C there are four basic data types. They are int, char, float, and double. 2  We will briefly describe them here, then go into more detail in C Programming/Types.


C Programming/Variables
C Programming/Variables - sizeof. 1  If you have any doubts as to the amount of memory actually used by any variable (and this goes for types we'll discuss later, also), you can use the sizeof operator to find out for sure. 2  The two expressions above return the size of the object and type specified, in bytes.


Separation barrier
Constructed by the German Democratic Republic (GDR, East Germany), starting on 13 August 1961, the wall completely cut off (by land) West Berlin from surrounding East Germany and from East Berlin until it was opened in November 1989.Its demolition officially began on 13 June 1990 and was completed in 1992.he Berlin Wall was officially referred to as the  Anti-Fascist Protection Rampart  (German: Antifaschistischer Schutzwall) by GDR authorities, implying that the NATO countries and West Germany in particular were  fascists  by GDR propaganda.


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Go to the German Propaganda Archive Home Page. East German Propaganda This page is part of the German Propaganda Archive, a collection of translations of propaganda material from the Nazi and East German eras. This page covers propaganda in the German Democatic Republic (the GDR) for the period 1949-1989.For further information on the site, see the FAQ.ast German Propaganda This page is part of the German Propaganda Archive, a collection of translations of propaganda material from the Nazi and East German eras.


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East German Propaganda This page is part of the German Propaganda Archive, a collection of translations of propaganda material from the Nazi and East German eras.This page covers propaganda in the German Democatic Republic (the GDR) for the period 1949-1989. For further information on the site, see the FAQ.ast German Propaganda This page is part of the German Propaganda Archive, a collection of translations of propaganda material from the Nazi and East German eras.


West German and East German comparisons in late 1940's, film 17156
Rare copy of a 1949 West German propaganda film comparing the two cities Dresden (East Germany) and Stuttgart (West Germany).Polemics against Eastern ideology (Communism) and pointing out the advantages of the Western ideology. Dresden is still in ruins while Stuttgart is largely reconstructed and prospers.are copy of a 1949 West German propaganda film comparing the two cities Dresden (East Germany) and Stuttgart (West Germany).


Separation barrier
The Berlin Wall was officially referred to as the  Anti-Fascist Protection Rampart  (German: Antifaschistischer Schutzwall) by GDR authorities, implying that the NATO countries and West Germany in particular were  fascists  by GDR propaganda.he Berlin Wall was officially referred to as the  Anti-Fascist Protection Rampart  (German: Antifaschistischer Schutzwall) by GDR authorities, implying that the NATO countries and West Germany in particular were  fascists  by GDR propaganda.


German Democratic Republic
DDR), usually called East Germany, was the Communist state that controlled the eastern third of Germany (as well as most of Berlin) from 1949-90. It had its own government and army, which were controlled by the East German Communist Party.That party in turn was controlled by Moscow, making the DDR a satellite of the Soviet Union. East Germany was the Cold War counterpart of West Germany. The capital was Berlin (that is, East Berlin).The GDR was not officially recognized by non-Communist nations until after the Basic Treaty with West Germany was signed in 1972. It joined the UN in 1973, at the same time as West Germany.ast Germany was the Cold War counterpart of West Germany. The capital was Berlin (that is, East Berlin). The GDR was not officially recognized by non-Communist nations until after the Basic Treaty with West Germany was signed in 1972. It joined the UN in 1973, at the same time as West Germany.


German reunification
The East German regime started to falter in May 1989, when the removal of Hungary's border fence opened a hole in the Iron Curtain. It caused an exodus of thousands of East Germans fleeing to West Germany and Austria via Hungary.The Peaceful Revolution, a series of protests by East Germans, led to the GDR's first free elections on 18 March 1990, and to the negotiations between the GDR and FRG that culminated in a Unification Treaty.eunification did, however, lead to a large rise in the average standard of living in former Eastern Germany and a stagnation in the West as $2 trillion in public spending was transferred East. Between 1990 and 1995, gross wages in the east rose from 35% to 74% of western levels, while pensions rose from 40% to 79%.


German reunification
Rather, West Germany effectively absorbed East Germany. Accordingly, on Unification Day, 3 October 1990, the German Democratic Republic ceased to exist, and five new Federal States on its former territory joined the Federal Republic of Germany.eunification did, however, lead to a large rise in the average standard of living in former Eastern Germany and a stagnation in the West as $2 trillion in public spending was transferred East. Between 1990 and 1995, gross wages in the east rose from 35% to 74% of western levels, while pensions rose from 40% to 79%.


Germany
They were informally known as West Germany and East Germany. East Germany selected East Berlin as its capital, while West Germany chose Bonn as a provisional capital, to emphasise its stance that the two-state solution was an artificial and temporary status quo.fter World War I and the German Revolution of 1918â1919, the Empire was replaced by the parliamentary Weimar Republic. The establishment of Nazi Germany in 1933 led to World War II and the Holocaust. After 1945, Germany evolved into two states, East Germany and West Germany. In 1990, the country was reunified.


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Next 5 Days. 1  Today Aug 30 83Â° /55Â°F. Some sun, then turning cloudy. 2  Thu Aug 31 80Â° /52Â°. Clouds and sun, a t-shower. 3  Fri Sep 1 84Â° /55Â°. Plenty of sun. 4  Sat Sep 2 91Â° /57Â°. Plenty of sun. 5  Sun Sep 3 92Â° /58Â°. Abundant sunshine and hot.


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Intellicast.com: The Authority in Expert Weather Arco, Idaho historic weather averages and records (83213). Arco, Idaho Climate report for average, high and low temperature, precipitation and snow. Monthly and Daily weather averages and records for Arco, Idaho Intellicast.com The Authority in Expert Weather


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The average yearly rainfall varies greatly among the islands. For the country as a whole it is about 1500 mm (about 59 inches). The greatest rainfall is in the summer months o â¦ f June and July.25 people found this useful. Al â¦ though, for the past 2 years we have been experiencing higher amounts of rainfall in the spring, and cooler temperatures during the summer. This April we are expected to reach 12 inches of rain in some parts of the state. The average for April is 3.4 inches.


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    The US Dept of the interior and the US Geological Survey both report that Illinois has an average yearly rainfall of 38.82 inches.   Al â¦ though, for the past 2 years we have been experiencing higher amounts of rainfall in the spring, and cooler temperatures during the summer.This April we are expected to reach 12 inches of rain in some parts of the state. The average for April is 3.4 inches. Al â¦ though, for the past 2 years we have been experiencing higher amounts of rainfall in the spring, and cooler temperatures during the summer. This April we are expected to reach 12 inches of rain in some parts of the state. The average for April is 3.4 inches.


Shanghai Climate & Temperature
1 Total annual Precipitation averages 1111 mm (43.7 inches) which is equivalent to 1111 Litres/m (27.25 Gallons/ft). 2  On average there are 1874 hours of sunshine per year. 3  Visit the sunshine and daylight section to check monthly details including how high in the sky the sun reaches each month. Shanghai, China is at 31 13'N, 121 27'E, 6 m (20 ft). 2  See map. 3  Shanghai has a humid subtropical climate that is mild with no dry season, constantly moist (year-round rainfall).


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Precipitation The rain-gauge data show that in central, northern, and northeastern China the average annual precipitation has decreased signiï¬cantly from 1961 to 2001, whereas in southwestern, northwestern, and eastern China it has increased.Wang and Zhou studied the linear trend over those 40 years. IPRC Climate, vol. 5, no. 1, 2005 The Changing Rainfall in China O ver the last decades, China has experienced signiï¬cant changes in snow-and rainfall patterns.


The Inventions and Scientific Achievements of Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin was inspired to create his own version of the armonica after listening to a concert of Handel's Water Music which was played on tuned wine glasses. Benjamin Franklin's armonica, created in 1761, was smaller than the originals and did not require water tuning.


Top 10 Ben Franklin Inventions
Top 10 Ben Franklin Inventions. Benjamin Franklin's influence on modern life is enormous. Most people in colonial Pennsylvania were content to do their reading in a simple wooden chair. Ben Franklin, on the other hand, insisted on kicking back in a reading chair fitted with a foot-powered fan.


Top 10 Ben Franklin Inventions
Top 10 Ben Franklin Inventions. Although Franklin was a bit soft around the middle in his later years, in his youth he was a strapping, broad-shouldered specimen of a man. Well, at least that's what he claims in his autobiography. Either way, Franklin credited his physique to being a vigorous swimmer. When he was posted to London in the 1750s, he was known to take daily dips in the Thames. When he was an 11-year-old in Boston, Franklin's first invention was a pair of oval planks with holes through their centres. Grasping the two planks with his hands, Franklin used the fins to give him a bit of extra thrust underwater.


The Inventions and Scientific Achievements of Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin wanted his experiment to be practical, so he developed the lightning rod. A tall rod is attached to the outside wall of the house. One end of the rod points up into the sky; the other end is connected to a cable, which stretches down the side of the house to the ground.


The Story of Benjamin Franklin
Continue > Benjamin Franklin as Publisher and Printer. In Philadelphia, Benjamin Franklin found employment with Samuel Keimer, an eccentric printer just beginning business. The young printer soon attracted the notice of Sir William Keith, Governor of Pennsylvania, who promised to set him up in his own business.


The Story of Benjamin Franklin
The Birth of Benjamin Franklin. Josiah Franklin, a soap and candlemaker, was fifty-one and his second wife Abiah was thirty-nine, when a great American inventor was born in their house on Milk Street, on January 17, 1706. Benjamin was Josiah's and Abiah's eighth child and Josiah's tenth son.


The Inventions and Scientific Achievements of Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin - Bifocals. In 1784, Ben Franklin developed bifocal glasses. He was getting old and was having trouble seeing both up-close and at a distance. Getting tired of switching between two types of glasses, he devised a way to have both types of lenses fit into the frame.


Top 10 Ben Franklin Inventions
Pretty good for a bored-looking guy on the $100 bill. Franklin's inventions are all models of practicality. It's one thing for a team of engineers to design the Segway, but quite another for an elderly, 18th century man to think of throwing a set of stairs on a library chair.


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Plastic bags are responsible for the deaths of over 100,000 marine animals every year. Learn more... A meeting of the Environment Protection and Heritage Council held in April 2008, failed to reach a national agreement for Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea on banning single use plastic carrier bags.


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A meeting of the Environment Protection and Heritage Council held in April 2008, failed to reach a national agreement for Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea on banning single use plastic carrier bags.


Australiaâs leading plastic bag suppliers
Australiaâs leading plastic bag suppliers. Welcome to Siupak Plastic Bags in Melbourne, Australia. We are a local, family-operated plastic bag manufacturer with over 30 yearsâ experience.


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Dog crates arenât cruel, theyâre cool! In Australia, the idea of crating your dog is a new concept. Some people may think itâs cruel to âcageâ your dog but a crate should not be viewed as a cage. When used in the right way dog crates can be effective training tools for your puppy or adult dog.


Dog crates arenât cruel, theyâre cool!
In Australia, the idea of crating your dog is a new concept. Some people may think itâs cruel to âcageâ your dog but a crate should not be viewed as a cage. When used in the right way dog crates can be effective training tools for your puppy or adult dog. It gives them somewhere safe to call their own.


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With this number of plastic bags in circulation, it is of little surprise that plastic bags are a significant pollutant. On Clean Up Australia Day in 2002 nearly half a million plastic bags were collected.


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According to Clean Up Australia, Australians use in excess of 6 billion plastic bags per year. If tied together these bags would form a chain that is long enough to go around the world 37 times. More than half of these bags (3.6 billion) are made from HDPE.


Carrier bag charges: retailers' responsibilities
You must charge at least 5p a bag (including VAT) for carrier bags that are all of the following: 1  unused-itâs new and hasnât already been used for sold goods to be taken away or delivered. 2  plastic and 70 microns thick or less.


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Carry your pets easily to the vet when you use portable dog crates and carriers from Kmart. Kmart carries a complete line of dog crates from Pet Life, Mr. Herzher's and Majestic Pet.


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We can also help you design the artwork to go on your bag, which will give a modern look and provide brand exposure for your business. Get in touch with the wholesale plastic bags experts on 1300 852 088 or email us at sales@tailoredpackaging.com.au.


Learning Outcomes
However, few drugs utilise this route, buprenorphine is the most commonly used â it is rapidly absorbed and has a long duration of action (6 h) but is associated with a high incidence of side effects (namely nausea, vomiting and sedation).


Learning Outcomes
The oralroute of administration is the most widely used route and most acceptable for the patient. The oral route should always be the first considered route and alternatives to this route only sought if specific problems prevent this route being utilised. These include:


Learning Outcomes
The choice of route of administration for a drug should be based on an appreciation of factors that influence its systemic absorption. This determines the rate of onset, peak effect and duration of action of the drug.


furosemide
Furosemide works by blocking the absorption of sodium, chloride, and water from the filtered fluid in the kidney tubules, causing a profound increase in the output of urine (diuresis). The onset of action after oral administration is within one hour, and the diuresis lasts about 6-8 hours. The onset of action after injection is five minutes and the duration of diuresis is two hours. The diuretic effect of furosemide can cause depletion of sodium, chloride, body water and other minerals. Therefore, careful medical supervision is necessary during treatment.


Naloxone
After an oral or intravenous dose, about 25-40% of the drug is excreted as metabolites in urine within 6 hours, about 50% in 24 hours, and 60-70% in 72 hours.


Shared Flashcard Set
fillers and inert substances that are used in drug preparation to allow the drug to take on a particular size and shape and to enhance drug dissolution. Term.


Shared Flashcard Set
estimates the margin of safety of a drug through the use of a ratio that measures the effective dose in 50% of persons and the lethal dose in 50% of animals.


Learning Outcomes
Parenteral administration. Parenteral administration may be required to ensure absorption of the active form of the drug and may be the only suitable route of administration. Sub-cutaneous, intramuscular (IM), intravenous (IV), epidural and intrathecal routes are commonly used.


Onset of action
With oral administration, it typically ranges anywhere from 20 minutes to over an hour, depending on the drug in question. Other methods of ingestion such as smoking or injection can take as little as seconds to minutes to take effect.


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4112 North Brandywine Dr., Peoria, IL 61614 ~6.30 miles northeast of Greater Peoria Regional Airport (PIA). +1-800-997-5149. New Reservations: +1-800-997-5149 Group Sales: +1-888-494-8863 Front Desk: 13096852556.


Hotels Near Greater Peoria Regional Airport (PIA) - Greater Peoria Regional Airport (PIA)
Hotels/Motels near Greater Peoria Regional Airport (PIA) are provided below sorted by distance (closest at the top).


Major airports near East Peoria, Illinois:
Major airports near East Peoria, Illinois: The nearest major airport is General Wayne A. Downing Peoria International Airport (PIA / KPIA). This airport has domestic flights from Peoria, Illinois and is 9 miles from the center of East Peoria, IL. Another major airport is Central Illinois Regional Airport at Bloomington-Normal (BMI / KBMI), which has domestic flights from Bloomington, Illinois and is 43 miles from East Peoria, IL.


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The closest airport is Greater Peoria Regional Airport (PIA). Distance from Greater Peoria Regional Airport to Peoria is 9,4 kilometers (5,8 miles).


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4400 Brandywine Dr., Peoria, IL 61614 ~6.45 miles northeast of Greater Peoria Regional Airport (PIA). +1-888-690-5247. New Reservations: +1-888-690-5247 Group Sales: +1-888-494-8863 Front Desk: 13096868000.


Hotels Near Greater Peoria Regional Airport
Less than 5 miles from Peoria city centre and Bradley University, this Illinois hotel features guest rooms with free Wi-... Map | Photos | Description | Guest Reviews. 5.68 Miles from Greater Peoria Regional Airport.


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Greater Peoria Regional Airport. Greater Peoria Regional Airport is located approximately 9,4 kilometers (5,8 miles) west of Peoria and about 9,6 kilometers (5,9 miles) west of East Peoria. Greater Peoria Regional Airport IATA code is PIA.


Hotels Near Greater Peoria Regional Airport
Hotels Near Greater Peoria Regional Airport. Priceline can help you find great deals on high quality hotels near Greater Peoria Regional Airport. If you know when you're traveling to Greater Peoria Regional Airport, use the search box below to check prices and availability. For the deepest discounts, Name Your Own PriceÂ® for a Peoria hotel.


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Peoria East Super 8 - East Peoria. 725 Taylor St., East Peoria, IL 61611 ~6.54 miles east of Greater Peoria Regional Airport (PIA). +1-800-997-5149. New Reservations: +1-800-997-5149 Group Sales: +1-888-494-8863.


Major airports near East Peoria, Illinois:
International airports near East Peoria, IL. 157 miles: Chicago, IL (MDW / KMDW) Chicago Midway International Airport. 167 miles: Chicago, IL (ORD / KORD) Chicago O'Hare International Airport. 175 miles: Saint Louis, MO (STL / KSTL) Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.


How to Cook Potatoes in a Microwave
Hereâs how to cook a potato in the microwave oven. First, wash the potato under running water (no soap!). You can scrub it with a vegetable brush or just rub it with your hands. Then pat it dry with a paper towel. Puncture about four holes in the potato, with the tip of a sharp knife or a fork.


How to Bake a Potato in the Microwave
Step 2: Poke the potatoes all over with a fork. Make sure there are enough holes poked in your potatoes to allow a sufficient amount of breathing. If you don't poke holes in the potatoes, the pressure from the microwave could cause the potatoes to burst, creating a nasty mess all over your microwave's interior. Step 3: Wrap each potato in a paper towel. This will absorb moisture and hold in heat around each potato for longer. Wrapping the potatoes in paper towels also helps to keep the skin dry for a tastier finish. Step 4: Cook potato for six minutes. Six minutes should be enough to cook one potato. Flip the potato over halfway through cook time to ensure it bakes evenly. If you're making more than one potato, increase the cooking time by about two-thirds.


How to Cook Potatoes in a Microwave
I love baked potatoes, and have already written about how to bake them in the oven. Unfortunately, I often donât have the time to wait for up to an hour for my baked potato to cook in the oven, even though they definitely taste better that way. So, like lot of people, I often zap potatoes in the microwave.


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Three Parts:Washing the BeansCooking the BeansWhat to Do with Your BeansCommunity Q&A. Black beans take a long time to cook, but those little bombshells of flavor are completely worth the effort. All you'll need to make these delicious beans is a sturdy dish, simmering water, and, of course, black beans. 1. Sort the beans.


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Check the beans. After cooking for an hour, begin checking the softness of the beans. Depending on the age of the beans, it may take one or two hours to cook. Remove beans from the heat, pour into a colander, and serve.


How to Cook Dried Beans
They are easy to cook and versatile in recipes as side dishes or as main courses. Canned beans can often lack flavor and have a mushy consistency. Thus, properly-cooked dry beans are often preferred for their rich taste and firm, tender texture. Prep time (quick soak): 60-80 minutes (active prep: 15 minutes)


How to Cook Dried Beans and Freeze Them for Later
If you choose the slow soak method, put the beans in a 5 qt. (4.7 l) saucepan and cover them with about 8 cups (about 2 l) of water. Put the lid on the saucepan and allow them to soak overnight in the refrigerator.


Kenwood IM200
For a faster soak, put the beans and water in a saucepan and bring them to a boil. Allow them to boil for about 2 to 3 minutes. Remove the saucepan from the heat, cover it with a lid and let the beans soak for at least 1 hour.


How to Cook Black Beans (Frijoles Negros)
Soak dried beans in cold water. Soaking the beans reduces cooking time, and helps the beans retain nutrients. It also helps to break down complex sugars on the outside of the bean that cause people to get gas). Pour the dried beans into a large bowl.


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Simmer the dried beans on low to medium heat. Properly soaked beans usually require between 30 minutes and 2 hours of cooking. 4. Consult the proper cooking time of the types of beans you're using. Cooking times will vary depending on the variety of dried bean. 1  Black beans: 60 minutes.  Light/dark red kidney beans: 90 to 120 minutes.


So You Like Flavor? Don't Soak Your Black Beans!
Black beans cook so quickly soaking only saves 30 minutes or so. It also marginally helps keep them whole, but you're going to be pureeing some anyway. and the flavor is so much better. Just sayin. When Russ writes, I listen.


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Take a look at the clip below we found on the Science Discovery Channel, which helps show how it all works. An automatic pinsetter works with a total of 20 pins, twice the number needed for the 10-pin arrangement. The pinsetter goes to work in cycles, set procedures that are executed after a ball has been rolled.


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Lane maintenance kit: lane cleaning & conditioning fluids, lane & approach dusting devices, gutter mops, shoe disinfectant, etc.


How does bulk SMS work in India?
Go to our Request Info form, or email your floor plans to hello@fusionbowling.com to request a detailed price quote, or give us a call at 904-701-BOWL even if you just need to ask a few questions. We are always happy to help.


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Today there are amazing robotic devices that do all the pin setting. The automatic pinsetter, first patented by Gottfried Schmidt, was introduced by the American Machine and Foundry Company (AMF) in 1946. This first pinsetter was a monster, weighing nearly 2 tons (1.8 metric tons) and standing 9 feet (2.7 m) tall.


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The price for your specific project could vary somewhat depending on ease of building access (lack of double doors and wide pathway), foundation configuration, special installation equipment requirements, basement versus ground floor access, electricity type (single-or three-phase), and distance from our warehouse.


"""Geographic Features Nile River Sahara Desert"" Essays and Research Papers"
Updated March 28, 2017. The Sahara Desert is located in the northern portion of Africa and covers over 3,500,000 square miles (9,000,000 sq km) or roughly 10% of the continent. It is bounded in the east by the Red Sea and it stretches west to the Atlantic Ocean.


Quiz!
Physical features of the Sahara Desert. Some geographical features of the Sahara are sand dunes, dry valleys, salt flats, and several mountain ranges, some of which are volcanic. The Sahara has a number of physical features, including ergs, regs, hamadas, and oases. Ergs cover 20% of the Sahara.


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The Sahara Desert is the largest non-polar Desert in the world. It's length spans 3000 miles across northern Africa - from the Atlantic ocean in the west to the Red Sea in theâ¦ east. It's width spans from the Mediterranean Sea in the north and extends 1200 miles to the south into central Africa.


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One of the most storied and unforgiving lands in the world, the Sahara -- the Arabic word for desert -- evokes a poignant sense of time and nature's power, of antiquity and legend, of wonder and mystery.


Sahara
Filling nearly all of northern Africa, it measures approximately 3,000 miles (4,800 kilometres) from east to west and between 800 and 1,200 miles from north to south and has a total area of some 3,320,000 square miles (8,600,000 square kilometres); the actual area varies as the desert expands and contracts over time.


Santa Monica
It is over 3,600,000 square miles in size. That is three million six hundred thousand square miles. That's a lot of sand.


The Sahara Desert
Blanketing much of the northern third of the African Continent, or some 3.5 million square miles, the Sahara Desert extends eastward from the Atlantic Ocean some 3,000 miles to the Nile River and the Red Sea, and southward from the Atlas Mountains of Morocco and the Mediterranean shores more than 1,000 miles to the savannah called the Sahel.


Quiz!
An oasis is a hub of water in the desert, often in the form of springs, wells, or irrigation systems. About 75 percent of the Saharaâs population lives in oases, which make up only 2,071 square kilometers of the desertâs vast area. A sand dune is a mountain of sand. Some dunes can be as high as 600 feet.


Alcohol and Gum Disease
Symptoms of Gum Disease. The symptoms of gum disease can include: * The gums bleed when the individual brushes their teeth hard or when they eat food. * Gums that appear to be red or swollen. * Gums feel tender to the touch. * Bad breath that doesnât seem to go away. * Evidence of pus between the teeth and the gums.


Drug Ratings for MACROBID
no side effects while on medication. Approximately 10 days after finishing the medication, I developed severe itching and hives with angioedema. Antihistamines were ineffective, even at 4x regular dose (prescribed by ER physician). Given high dose Prednisone for 5 days, with only slight mitigation of symptoms.


Swelling and Swollen gums
Gingivitis Gingivitis is a mild form of periodontal (gum) disease that can cause redness, swelling, and bleeding gums. Drug allergy A drug allergy is an allergic reaction to a medication and can cause a rapid heartbeat and difficulty breathing.


5 Causes Of Bleeding Gums You Should Know
There are different reasons that gums may start to bleed during brushing, some are temporary and some are of more concern. If you are worried about your oral health, then make an appointment with your dentist. Gingivitis. Gingivitis is the first stage of gum disease. Plaque on your teeth and at the gumline that is not removed by brushing and flossing can infect the gums and lead to the symptoms of gingivitis. When gingivitis occurs, your gums may become swollen, tender and sometimes bleed during brushing.


Swelling and Swollen gums
Swelling and Swollen gums. WebMD Symptom Checker helps you find the most common medical conditions indicated by the symptoms swelling and swollen gums including Allergic reaction, Angioedema, and Teething. There are 14 conditions associated with swelling and swollen gums. The links below will provide you with more detailed information on these medical conditions from the WebMD Symptom Checker and help provide a better understanding of causes and treatment of these related conditions.


Drug Ratings for MACROBID
Every few days, I stop taking the H2 inhibitor and Benadryl to see if this suffering/itching has stopped but so far it has NOT. I can't say that Macrobid is a horrible drug because I do know that it has worked for me in the past with no side effects , however this time has been a nightmare which is still occurring.


Drug Ratings for MACROBID
Severe stomachs cramps, gas, headaches, severe lower back pain, blurred vision, severe body aches especially in legs, buttocks and hip areas. This is a horrible drug. It's been three since taking the last dose and am still experiencing these symptoms.


Effective Business Development For The Notary Signing Agent
Honing Your Marketing. Marketing is the key to establishing and growing any business. If the market doesn't know about you, it won't give you its business. Established Signing Agents typically use multiple signing registries, referral services, networking organizations, and various other resources to find work.


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If that name is already being used by another business entity in this state, the foreign business will need to establish a secondary or 'doing business as name for New Jersey purposes. Only foreign (non-New Jersey) businesses may use a dba name. When a dba is designated, online registration is not available.


New Jersey
Starting a Business in NJ. If you are planning to start a business in New Jersey, you must register the business with the State of New Jersey at least 15 business days prior to opening. This will enable the State of New Jersey to send you all of the forms and information necessary for you to comply with New Jersey tax laws.


How to Start a Business in NJ
For a sole proprietorship, you also need to register a trade name with the clerk in the county where your business will be located. This protects the name from being used by other businesses in that county. The state recommends registering your business name in all 21 counties. Filing fees range from $50 to $54.


Effective Business Development For The Notary Signing Agent
Next, craft the message to show your audience what's in it for them â the only thing your audience wants to hear is what you can do for them. Here's an example. Imagine you're at a business conference, and you've just introduced yourself as a Certified Notary Signing Agent to a potential client.


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& Its Registration. The first step towards starting a business. involves deciding the legal form of your. business. The following are possible scenarios: A sole proprietorship or general partnership. will generally use a âtrade name.â If you. intend to do business under your own. name, then no trade name registration is.


Effective Business Development For The Notary Signing Agent
This is just as true for independent Notary Signing Agents as it is for the CEOs of multinational conglomerates. Whether you are just starting out or are a seasoned NSA, the best approach is to develop a growth plan focusing on business development activities designed to reach specific, concrete financial goals.


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Obviously, there is much work involved in marketing yourself as a signing agent. It is a worthwhile investment; the rewards can be great. Excellent marketing added to sharp skills and training equal a good start to your new career as a notary signing agent.


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Once all of your information has been submitted, you will be called for an assignment as soon as the company has a job in your area. When you receive an assignment from a signing agency, you are working as a third party service provider. The signing agency is finding competent notaries on behalf of another entity. Another way to receive signing agent assignments is to directly market yourself to these other entities such as banks and title companies.


How to Start a Business in NJ
New Jersey also has an online service where you can register your business. Go to NewJerseyBusiness.gov and click on the Starting a Business tab. You also can contact the division directly at Division of Commercial Recording, PO Box 308, 225 West State St., Trenton, N.J., 08625-0308 or call (866) 534-7789.


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1 Artist: LiSA (Risa Oribe (ç¹é¨ éæ²), Love is Same All) 2  Album: Girls Dead Monster - Keep The Beats!  Song: Ichiban no Takaramono.


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Most Precious Treasure (Ichiban no Takaramono) 1  Artist: LiSA (Risa Oribe (ç¹é¨ éæ²), Love is Same All) 2  Album: Girls Dead Monster - Keep The Beats!  Song: Ichiban no Takaramono.


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Most Precious Treasure (Ichiban no Takaramono) 1  Artist: LiSA (Risa Oribe (ç¹é¨ éæ²), Love is Same All)  Album: Girls Dead Monster - Keep The Beats!


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Meaning of âpreciousâ in the English Dictionary. precious in British English. preciousadjective. precious adjective (VALUABLE) Clean water is a precious commodity in many parts of the world. You're so precious to me. The museum is full of rare and precious treasures.


precious
Of high cost or worth; valuable: precious jewels. 2. Highly esteemed; cherished: precious moments with the new baby. 3. Dear; beloved: a friend who is precious to me. 4. Affectedly dainty or overrefined: precious mannerisms.


precious
1. of high price or great value: precious metals. 2. highly esteemed for some nonmaterial quality: precious memories. 3. dear; beloved: a precious child. 4. designating a stone or crystal, esp. a diamond, ruby, sapphire, or emerald, valued as rare and beautiful, used in jewelry. 5. affectedly or excessively refined.


preciousadjective
precious adjective (VALUABLE) B2 of great value because of being rare, expensive, or important: a precious gift. a precious moment/memory. Clean water is a precious commodity in many parts of the world. You're so precious to me.


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Moreover, as that of Heidelburgh was always replenished with the most excellent of the wines of the Rhenish valleys, so the tun of the whale contains by far the most precious of all his oily vintages; namely, the highly-prized spermaceti, in its absolutely pure, limpid, and odoriferous state.


precious
2. very costly or valuable. 3. held in high esteem, esp in moral or spiritual matters. 4. very fastidious or affected, as in speech, manners, etc. 5. informal worthless: you and your precious ideas!.


Types of Insulin
Insulins also are classified by the timing of their action in your body â specifically, how quickly they start to act, when they have a maximal effect and how long they act.Insulin analogs have been developed because human insulins have limitations when injected under the skin.


Insulin
Novolin 70/30. - Injection 100 units/mL human insulin (rDNA) Insulin and its analogs lower blood glucose levels by stimulating peripheral glucose uptake, especially by skeletal muscle and fat, and by inhibiting hepatic glucose production. Insulin inhibits lipolysis, proteolysis, and enhances protein synthesis.


Insulin
Insulin Functions & Traits: Insulin is produced by the pancreas and is officially classified as a peptide hormone. On its functional basis, insulin is responsible for the utilization and regulation of glucose, amino acids and fatty acids. It is also responsible for preventing the metabolic breakdown of glycogen, fat and protein.


Insulin
Insulin preparations are classified into 3 groups based on promptness, duration, and intensity of action following subcutaneous administration. These classifications are rapid- (regular), intermediate- ( NPH ), or long-acting.


Types of Insulin
Types of Insulin. Insulin analogs are now replacing human insulin in the US. Insulins are categorized by differences in onset, peak, duration, concentration, and route of delivery. Human Insulin and Insulin Analogs are available for insulin replacement therapy.


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What are Insulin. Insulin is a hormone that occurs naturally in the body and can also be given by injection as a treatment for diabetes. Naturally-occurring insulin is made by the beta cells of the Islets of Langerhans located in the pancreas. It helps the cells of the body to uptake glucose (sugar) found in the carbohydrates we eat so that it can be used as energy or stored for later use. Insulin also controls glucose release from the liver.


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USES: Insulin is prescribed for the treatment of type 1 and type 2 diabetes mellitus. SIDE EFFECTS: Hypoglycemia is the most common side effect that may occur during insulin therapy. Symptoms of hypoglycemia include: Confusion. Nausea.


Insulin signal transduction pathway
When insulin binds to the insulin receptor, it leads to a cascade of cellular processes that promote the usage or, in some cases, the storage of glucose in the cell. The effects of insulin vary depending on the tissue involved, e.g., insulin is most important in the uptake of glucose by muscle and adipose tissue. This insulin signal transduction pathway is composed of trigger mechanisms (e.g., autophosphorylation mechanisms) that serve as signals throughout the cell.


Academic Departments & Programs
College of Engineering. Materials Breakthrough. A research team led by University of Delaware's David Martin has reported the development of an electrografting approach to significantly enhance PEDOT adhesion on solid substrates. The breakthrough is documented in a paper published in Science Advances.


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Professor Jack Gillespie, who is the Donald C. Phillips Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, was selected to receive the Wayne W. Stinchcomb Memorial Award from the American Society for Testing and Materials.


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Academic Departments & Programs. The information below is part of the current UD Catalog and may differ from the requirements that apply to students admitted in previous academic years. Related Links. Academic Catalog - Undergraduate Engineering. Academic Catalog - Graduate Engineering.


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Older than 90 (âWe donât want to get into that,â he says with a laugh), Ed Richards says every day for him is Christmas. Life is a gift and so is the companionship he receives from Lori's Hands college student volunteers each week. After a career in the military,...


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Professor Dominic DiToro was recently selected to win the 2016 Outstanding Publication Award from the Association of Environmental Engineering and Science Professors (AEESP)for his paper, âSediment Oxygen Demand Model: Methane and Ammonia Oxidation,â considered a seminal work in water quality modeling.


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Offers credit for AP Exams : Yes. Offers placement into higher-level courses for AP Exams : Yes. From the college: Almost always grants credit through the Advanced Placement program for scores of a 4 or 5 and often grants it for scores of a 3.


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Nursing Ph.D. Acceleration. Horning is first student in UD program designed to identify ârising starsâ The University of Delaware School of Nursing launched a bachelor of science in nursing to doctorate in nursing science (BSN to Ph.D.) track in fall 2016. Thanks to additional funding from the...


Overview
University of Delaware is a public institution that was founded in 1743. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 18,322, its setting is suburban, and the campus size is 2,011 acres. It utilizes a 4-1-4-based academic calendar. University of Delaware's ranking in the 2017 edition of Best Colleges is National Universities, 79.


University of Delaware
University of Delaware. The University of Delaware (colloquially UD) is the largest university in Delaware. The main campus is in Newark, with satellite campuses in Dover, Wilmington, Lewes, and Georgetown. It is medium-sized â approximately 18,500 undergraduate and 4,500 graduate students.


Overview
University of Delaware has a total undergraduate enrollment of 18,322, with a gender distribution of 42 percent male students and 58 percent female students. At this school, 43 percent of the students live in college-owned, -operated or -affiliated housing and 57 percent of students live off campus.


Cancer Heart Disease Health Care Technology Women's Health DiabetesMore Areas
slide 1 of 4. If you're a diabetic, you probably check your blood sugar levels often. But blood sugar levels do not always give you the best picture of how your body is able to metabolize blood sugar. For example, you might check your blood sugar one morning to see that it is 94 mg/dl.


The Benefits and Uses of Cinnamon Essential Oil
Updated September 16, 2015. Cinnamon essential oil is a type of essential oil that is sometimes used in aromatherapy. Typically sourced from the bark or leaves of the cinnamon tree, cinnamon essential oil is said to offer a variety of health benefits. Cinnamon essential oil contains a number of compounds thought to influence health.


Cinnamon
True Cinnamon (Cinnamomum zeylanicum) synonym (Cinnamomum verum), is a plant originating from Sri Lanka, and is also known as Ceylon Cinnamon. Cinnamon is found in the inner bark of the Cinnamon tree.


18 Amazing Benefits Of Cinnamon & Its Oil
The health benefits of cinnamon can be attributed to its antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial, astringent and anticlotting properties. The spice is rich in essential minerals such as manganese, iron and calcium, while also having a high content of fiber.


Using Cinnamon and Cinnamon Oil to Cure Disease
Thus, not all cinnamon or all cinnamon essential oil is the same. This is important, because the different plant varieties do not have the same composition of active components. Ground cinnamon and cinnamon sticks are made from the bark of several related tropical evergreen trees in the Lauraceae (laurel) family. Cinnamon essential oil is distilled from the bark, stems and leaves of these trees. Most cinnamon spice sold in the United States is actually not true cinnamon.


Health Benefits of Cinnamon & Nutrition Facts
The unique smell, color, and flavor of cinnamon is due to the oily part of the tree that it grows from. The health benefits of cinnamon come from the bark of the Cinnamomum tree. This bark contains several special compounds which are responsible for its many health promoting properties- including cinnamaldehyde, cinnamic acid, and cinnamate.


18 Amazing Benefits Of Cinnamon & Its Oil
Benefits of Cinnamon Oil. Cinnamon oil is obtained from the bark and leaves of cinnamon trees. Cinnamon oil does have various applications in aromatherapy; however, it is not as popular as other essential oils such as pine essential oil, basil essential oil, rosemary essential oil and lavender essential oil.


10 Health Benefits of Cinnamon
Cinnamon has been a major component of alternative medicine for thousands of years. The bark of cinnamon contains a number of oils that provide the body with many benefits. It is also rich in nutrients making it a well-rounded food that will ensure your body has what it needs to be healthy.


Using Cinnamon and Cinnamon Oil to Cure Disease
These properties are found in the essential oil of cinnamon as well as in whole cinnamon sticks and ground cinnamon. According to Malaysian researchers and researchers from the US Department of Agriculture, cinnamon is one of the most important spices used daily by people all over the world.


What is Liquid Petroleum Gas?
Propane exists as a liquid and a gas. At atmospheric pressure and temperatures. above â44 F, it is a non-toxic, colorless and odorless gas. Just as with natural. gas, an identifying odor is added so it can be readily detected. When contained in. an approved cylinder or tank, propane exists as a liquid and vapor. The vapor is. released from the container as a clean-burning fuel gas. Propane is 270 times. more compact as a liquid than as a gas, making it economical to store and.


100 lb. Empty Propane Cylinder
Product Overview. This Worthington Pro Grade Propane Cylinder houses gas for your grill and is refillable for your convenience. It's a low-pressure tank with a 1-hole opening. It features a durable and weather-resistant white powder-coated glazing. Designed for storing liquid propane.


How much does an empty 30-pound propane tank weigh?
1 Contribution. a typical steel 30 pound liquid propane tank weighs about 25-28 pounds empty. propane tank markings (on collar) propane weighs about 4.125 pounds per gallon and a 30 poâ¦und tank will hold about 7.5 gallons so a full tank will weigh about 55 pounds or so. /source: wiki.answers.com/.


What is the weight of full and empty propane tank for a barbecue grill?
Best Answer: BBQ tanks hold 20 lbs of propane. The tank, when empty, is 18 lbs, given or take 8 oz. That means that a full tank will weigh 38 lbs. If you weigh your tank and it only has 1 or 2 lbs in it, it may not work. Source(s): Filled propane tanks for many years. The empty tank will weight anywhere from 16.6 pounds to 18 pounds. But it is difficult to use every bit of propane in the tank, so unless the tank is new, assume it has 1 or 2 pounds of propane in it. The actual weight of the tank is stamped on the collar of the tank.


What is the weight of a full propane tank for a barbecue grill? What are some good ways to know how much is left?
Most BBQ propane tanks hold 20 pounds of gas, when full. The total weight is the 20lbs plus the tare (empty) weight of the tank. You can usually find this stamped into the neck ring. Checking the level of remaining gas, in a gas bottle, is an easy process. To make sense, it helps to first explain how LPG works.


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When you want to know how much gas is left in tank, weigh the tank and compare the numbers. Propane weighs 4.24 pounds per gallon. Each pound contains about 21,500 BTUs which translates to 91,500 BTUs per gallon. A standard '20 pound' tank will be filled to about 17 pounds or a little more.


How to Check if a Gas Grill Tank Is Full
When you want to know how much gas is left in tank, weigh the tank and compare the numbers. 4. Propane weighs 4.24 pounds per gallon. Each pound contains about 21,500 BTUs which translates to 91,500 BTUs per gallon. A standard '20 pound' tank will be filled to about 17 pounds or a little more. Thus, a 'full' tank contains roughly 365,000 BTUs of energy.


Calculating How Long Your BBQ Propane Tank Will Last
Example problem. John just bought a new propane tank (15lbs of propane) and wants to know how long this will last him. John's grill has a maximum heat output of 30,000 BTU with 3 burners. A typical meal takes John 30 minutes to complete using medium heat. Meals = 14.6 hrs / 0.5 hrs = 29.18 meals.


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Weigh it. Most propane tanks weigh around 18.5 pounds when they are empty. Place your tank on a household scale and subtract 18.5 from that number and you can determine how much you have left. An average size (500 sq in) grill will use about a pound and a half of propane an hour cooking medium to high so you can have a sense of how much longer you can cook from that.


"In addition to her role as Edna Krabappel on the Fox show, she also starred on ""The Bob Newhart Show."""
Marcia Wallace, the voice of The Simpsons ' Edna Krabappel who earlier played the quick-witted receptionist on The Bob Newhart Show, has died. She was 70. I was tremendously saddened to learn this morning of the passing of the brilliant and gracious Marcia Wallace.


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In addition to her role as Edna Krabappel on the Fox show, she also starred on The Bob Newhart Show.. Marcia Wallace, the voice of The Simpsons ' Edna Krabappel who earlier played the quick-witted receptionist on The Bob Newhart Show, has died. She was 70.


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Marcia Wallace, the voice of The Simpsons ' Edna Krabappel who earlier played the quick-witted receptionist on The Bob Newhart Show, has died. She was 70.


Dr. John Cordice, who operated on Martin Luther King after stabbing, dies
People we lost in 2013 â Actress Marcia Wallace died on October 25, her agent said. Wallace voiced the character Edna Krabappel on The Simpsons and is known for playing receptionist Carol Kester on The Bob Newhart Show.. She was 70.


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Marcia Wallace, who gained fame on The Bob Newhart Show and whom audiences embraced as teacher Edna Krabappel on The Simpsons, has died. She was 70.


Marcia Wallace Dead: âSimpsonsâ Actress Dies At 70
Marcia Wallace, best known for her role on The Simpsons, has died. She was 70. Wallace voiced Edna Krabappel on the long-running Fox series. Her other roles included stints on The Bob Newhart Show and Murphy Brown..


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'Simpsons' voice artist Wallace dies â Marcia Wallace, whose four-decade television career included playing secretary Carol Kester on The Bob Newhart Show and the voice of Bart's fourth-grade teacher on The Simpsons, has died, her agent said Saturday.


Marcia Wallace, star on Newhart show and 'The Simpsons,' dies
Marcia Wallace, whose four-decade television career included playing the receptionist on The Bob Newhart Show and Bart's fourth-grade teacher on The Simpsons, has died, her agent said Saturday. Wallace was 70, according to imdb.com. Her cause of death was not immediately confirmed.


Marcia Wallace Dead: âSimpsonsâ Actress Dies At 70
Marcia Wallace, best known for her role on The Simpsons, has died. She was 70. Wallace voiced Edna Krabappel on the long-running Fox series.


"In addition to her role as Edna Krabappel on the Fox show, she also starred on ""The Bob Newhart Show."""
In addition to her role as Edna Krabappel on the Fox show, she also starred on The Bob Newhart Show.. Marcia Wallace, the voice of The Simpsons ' Edna Krabappel who earlier played the quick-witted receptionist on The Bob Newhart Show, has died.


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and not dependent upon any general degree of caution arising from other sources of danger; secondly, that it is not acquired by individual birds in a short time, even when much persecuted; but that in the course of successive generations it becomes hereditary.


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The uses of every possession are two , both dependent upon the thing itself , but not in the same manner , the one supposing an inseparable connection with it , the other not ; as a shoe , for instance , which may be either worn , or exchanged for something else , both these are the uses of the shoe ; for he who exchanges a shoe with some man who ...


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If I laid the mine under his feet before I approached him , and if I left instructions with a third person to fire it on the expiration of a certain time , unless directions to the contrary were previously received under my own hand , or from my own lips--in that event the Count 's security was absolutely dependent upon mine , and I might hold the ...


Difference Between Dependent and Dependant
However, if we are married or in a committed long-term relationship, and are not the primary breadwinner, we become financially dependent upon our spouse or significant other. This, by definition, would make us our significant otherâs dependant. Just not in legal terms. Dependent is also used to describe situations.


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The fleet tactics of the sailing days have been governed by two points: the deadly nature of a raking fire, and the dread, natural to a commander dependent upon the winds, to find at some crucial moment part of his fleet thrown hopelessly to leeward.


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Although he said nothing to her that he could not have said before everybody, he felt that she was becoming more and more dependent upon him, and the more he felt this, the better he liked it, and the tenderer was his feeling for her.


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Sometimes they are stupid animals, and I am sure that these that pursue us, and who are so dependent upon the masters that have raised and trained them, will be easily handled after the warriors are disposed of.


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Nastasia did not reject all this, she even loved her comforts and luxuries, but, strangely enough, never became, in the least degree, dependent upon them, and always gave the impression that she could do just as well without them.


Difference Between Dependent and Dependant
Dependent vs Dependant. The difference between dependent and dependant goes beyond their usage. They are, in fact, two different words with two different meanings. For starters, dependent is classified as an adjective. Being dependent upon oneâs parents, or being dependent on substances, would be the most common and correct way to use this word. Being dependent means to be âreliant uponâ. It indicates that you need something (at least in opinion) in order to maintain your welfare.


dependent upon
dependent upon - determined by conditions or circumstances that follow; arms sales contingent on the approval of congress. contingent on, contingent upon, dependant on, dependant upon, dependent on, depending on, contingent. conditional - imposing or depending on or containing a condition; conditional acceptance of the terms; lent conditional support; the conditional sale will not be complete until the full purchase price is paid.


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Food: A puppy will ideally eat three times a day so schedule in a feeding around noon. Get a dog sitter to help if needed. See a more comprehensive guide for feeding puppies here >> Sleep: A puppy sleeps more than an adult dog, averaging about 16 hours a day. But some will sleep for up to 20 hours! Activity: A puppy will have bursts of energy and then flop down where he is and sleep. Try to get your puppy out as much as you can, starting with short walks and building up to 20 minutes.


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A sample schedule for monitoring water would be: 1  7:00 a.m. â Clean and fill bowl half-way. 2  Noon â Rinse out and refill half-way. 3  6:00 p.m. â Rinse and fill half-way. 4  Bedtime â Clean and fill bowl about 1/4 of the way.


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How to Start Walking Your Puppy. Three Parts: Introducing a Collar and Leash Walking Outside Handling Common Problems Community Q&A. Puppies must be trained to wear a collar and walk on a leash. Train your puppies in your home, until they are ready to go out. Each puppy learns at his own pace.


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Activity: Activity is imperative for a dogâs mental and physical health. 1  Ideally, a dog should be walked twice a day for 30 minutes. An extra walk does no harm and, in fact, will benefit you both. In our hectic society, however, this can be tough, so consider enlisting the help of a dog walker. Also keep in mind activities other than walking such as the dog park.


How Long Does It Take a Newborn Puppy to Stand Up?
Once he can control all four feet, he'll be off and running to check everything out. With no knowledge of the world, he has no sense of fear or danger and could get into trouble if left unsupervised. When your puppy begins walking on his own, take the time to puppy-proof the areas of the house he has access to so he'll stay safe.


How Long Does It Take a Newborn Puppy to Stand Up?
Your puppy grows practically at warp speed after birth; by his third week your little guy starts to stand on his own four paws. He's shaky at first, and may stay upright for only a few seconds, but his legs are strengthening every day. By the time he's 4 weeks old, he should start taking his first wobbly steps. His sight and hearing haven't completely developed yet, so he's still fuzzy on the details of his surroundings.


How Long Does It Take a Newborn Puppy to Stand Up?
Few things are as adorable as the wibbly-wobbly first steps of a tiny puppy. This skill takes time to develop and master, meaning you'll have an unsteady little pooch taking more than a few tumbles ...


Driver License & ID Card
Current Ohio License. A driver license that is current or expired less than six months can be renewed at any deputy registrar license agency at any time before the expiration date. If the driver license is renewed more than 90 days before expiration, the license will expire in three years.


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1 If the driver license is renewed more than 90 days before expiration, the license will expire in three years. 2  If the driver license is renewed within 90 days of expiration, the license will expire in four years.  Drivers turning 21 cannot renew more than 30 days before their birthday.


$20 late fee enacted for renewing driverâs license, plates
The additional money will be used to fund the Highway Patrol, and were part of the Ohio State Highway Patrol Funding Task Forceâs recommendations in June 2008, Komlanc said. Page 2 of 2 - The recommendations were for $10 late fees and a $1 increase in driverâs license fees.


$20 late fee enacted for renewing driverâs license, plates
What you may not know is that it can cost you $20 â even if you donât get caught driving. The same goes for renewing your license plates. Right now, thereâs no penalty. But starting Oct. 1, if you wait until after either your license or plates expire, a $20 late fee will be added to the cost. Thereâs a grace period of seven days, said Department of Public Safety spokeswomen Lindsay Komlanc.


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Drivers license renewal must take place in person at a local BMV office. If you need to renew your Ohio drivers license and it is still valid or has been expired for less than six months, then you will only need to present your current OH driver license.


$20 late fee enacted for renewing driverâs license, plates
If your license or plates just expired yesterday, theyâre expired, and if youâre stopped by the law, you likely will be cited, Komlanc said. Your driverâs license and commercial driverâs license renewal will cost $1.75 more after Oct. 1. The increases were in Gov. Ted Stricklandâs transportation budget, said state Sen. Kirk Schuring, R-Jackson Township.


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Your Ohio drivers license usually expires five years after its issuance. In terms of drivers license renewal, it is best to wait until your driving documents are set to expire in 90 days or less.


How to renew your driver's license in South Carolina
If you do not proceed with your drivers license renewal before the expiration date, you may face fees and penalties until you purchase a valid replacement. Prepare to pay an additional fee at the BMV if you renew a license after the expiration date in Ohio.


Driver License & ID Card
1 If the driver license is renewed more than 90 days before expiration, the license will expire in three years.  If the driver license is renewed within 90 days of expiration, the license will expire in four years.


Hereâs How Much Appleâs New iPhones Will Cost if You Choose Monthly Payments
Apple released three new iPhones Tuesday, roughly 10 years to the date since the first iPhone was released. But many shoppers are wondering how much the new gadgets will cost. Since Apple launched its iPhone Upgrade Program, itâs become easier than ever to make sure you


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Learn the answer to: How much is an iPhone X, 8 Plus, or 8 with an upgrade? Find more Wireless support on att.com.


Hereâs How Much Appleâs New iPhones Will Cost if You Choose Monthly Payments
The iPhone X is a bit pricier, starting at $999. For a 64GB iPhone X, youâll pay $49.94, and $56.16 for the $256 model. But youâll have to wait until Oct. 27 to preorder an iPhone X. The phones will start shipping on Nov. 3, and come in silver and space gray colors.


Hereâs How Much Appleâs New iPhones Will Cost if You Choose Monthly Payments
For those who are thinking about purchasing one of the new models, which includes the highly anticipated iPhone X, here is a breakdown of the monthly fees associated with each device. Through the Apple upgrade plan, the iPhone 8 will start at $34.50 a month for the 64GB model.


If you buy the iPhone X, you might want to take the AppleCare+ offer seriously
If you buy the iPhone X, you might want to take the AppleCare+ offer seriously A screen repair costs $279 on the iPhone X without AppleCare+, while other damage costs $549. Those repair costs are a big leap from previous models â which makes sense, given that the iPhone X is a different form factor that includes a glass-covered chassis and OLED display. An Apple Care+ plan keeps the phone covered for 2 years of support and repairs, with a $29 fee for screen damage and a $99 fee for other damage for up to two accidents.


If you buy the iPhone X, you might want to take the AppleCare+ offer seriously
And if you decide to opt out of purchasing that plan, it's going to cost you more than ever before to repair your iPhone X. A screen repair costs $279 on the iPhone X without AppleCare+, while other damage costs $549. That's the same price as a new iPhone 7. Those repair costs are a big leap from previous models â which makes sense, given that the iPhone X is made with more cutting-edge materials, such as a glass-covered chassis and OLED display.


It didn't take much to break the iPhone X
It didn't take much to break the iPhone X We put a brand new iPhone X through some durability tests to find out how much, or in this case, how little it can handle. 4:34 / November 4, 2017


It didn't take much to break the iPhone X
If you've just spent $1000 or more on the iPhone X, the last thing you wanna do is scratch it or drop it. So we're doing it for you. We're putting the iPhone X through some durability tests to see how well it holds up.


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Here's how much it will cost a month if you want to make the jump to the new iPhone X or iPhone 8 with the iPhone Upgrade Program. Through Apple's iPhone Upgrade Program Here's how much it will cost a month if you want to make the jump to the new iPhone X or iPhone 8 with the iPhone Upgrade Program.


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1 __________.___ [ ] feet [ ] meters (Puerto Rico only). ( 2 This information is provided if the certificate is being used to support a request for a LOMA or LOMR-F). 3  The. 4  for items A.8.b-c and A.9.b-c have been revised, in part to allow the height of flood openings to be determined from the interior grade or floor.


EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2018, County of Hawaii, Department of Public Works, Engineering Division will no longer be processing Flood Zone Determination Requests.
Posted on Thursday, September 17, 2015 at 9:55AM | Share Article | Email Article. September 17, 2015 - The U.S. Department of Homeland Securityâs Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is nearing the end of a multi-year effort to update and modernize the Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRM) for Hawaiâi County.


EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2018, County of Hawaii, Department of Public Works, Engineering Division will no longer be processing Flood Zone Determination Requests.
They will also be available for online viewing on the State of Hawaiâiâs Flood Hazard Assessment Tool (FHAT) at http://gis.hawaiinfip.org/fhat. To learn how to view the preliminary maps using the FHAT, click on the tutorial link provided on the Hawaiâi NFIP Websit e www.hawaiinfip.org.


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1 (This information is provided if the certificate is being used to support a request for a LOMA or LOMR-F). 2  The. 3  for items A.8.b-c and A.9.b-c have been revised, in part to allow the height of flood openings to be determined from the interior grade or floor.


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Flooding is one of the major natural disasters in the United States. These maps can help residents make informed decisions about flood insurance options and flood protection measures. The preliminary FIRM maps serve to revise and update information on the existence and severity of flood hazards in Hawaii County. The revised maps reflect the combined efforts of FEMA and Hawaiâi County.


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KOHA-Kauai Online Hazard Assessment Tool KOHA is a GIS application showing flood plain maps. It was developed (and is currently being hosted) by the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Please download the K-HAT How-To file for a few brief announcements regarding the tool and then go to NOAA's KOHA page to try it out.


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This form is to certify that the plans for any new structures, construction and improvements that will be constructed within the A, AE, and AH zone (excluding floodway) Flood Hazard Area conforms to the requirements of Section 15-1.5 of Kauai County Code.


Zoning & Flood Confirmation Form
Purpose: The Zoning and Flood Confirmation Form verifies the County Zoning, Community Plan, State Land Use District designations, Flood Zone and other special districts for parcels of land located within the County of Maui.


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The evolution of collaborative care in Canada must be built around the needs of individual patients and. groups of patients. The CMA considers patient-centred care to be the cornerstone of good medical practice. This is reflected in the first principle of the CMA Code of Ethics, which states that physicians have a.


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The definition of consultation also specifies a problem-solving process. that typically involves four components: problem identification, problem anal-. ysis, intervention, and evaluation. 4 During problem identification, the consul-. tant delineates and operationally defines the client's problem, ensures that.


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Definition of Consultation. Consultation is the collaboration of professional school counselors with. parents, students, teachers, administrators and other helping. professionals, both within and outside the school setting. The goal of. consultation is to empower those involved to assist students in the areas of.


The importance of teamwork, collaboration
An emerging philosophy in the health care industry is that of professionals embracing collaboration. This article will examine collaboration by dental hygienists in the health care industry, and propose a meaning of collaboration that is relevant to modern dental hygiene practice.


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Directors to better define and clarify the roles and responsibilities of physicians practising in collaborative. care environments and to develop principles that could guide the future evolution of patient-centred. collaborative care in Canada.