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If a coil is rotated as shown, in a magnetic field pointing to the left, in what direction is the induced current? A) clockwiseB) counterclockwiseC) no induced current Conceptual Quiz As the coil is rotated into the B field, the magnetic flux through it increases. According to Lenzâs law, the induced Bfield has to oppose this increase, thus the new B field points to the right.


How to Safely Operate a Backup Generator
To have an isolation device installed, contact a qualified electrician. Unless our lines are positively isolated from your home, operating a generator connected into your home's wiring system could start a fire and/or electrocute a service crew member working to restore your power.


Watch Videos About Home Backup Generators
Introducing Generac's Synergy Home Backup Generator. The first variable-speed home standby generator, the Generac Synergy varies its speed based upon electrical load, for quieter operation, improved fuel-effeciency, and exceptionally clean power output.


How to Safely Operate a Backup Generator
How to Safely Operate a Backup Generator. Backup generators can provide an emergency power supply, enabling you to keep important equipment running during a power outage. Itâs important to make sure generators are properly installed and operated to prevent health and safety risks for you and our crews.


How to Safely Operate a Backup Generator
In addition, never connect a generator directly to your home's electrical system without a proper isolation device, a switch that disconnects your house from our power lines while your generator is operating, and vice versa. This applies to both portable generators and stationary units.


How to Freeze Butter
MOMables has so many tips just like how to freeze butter that are made available to you. Better yet, we provide a weekly meal plan that gets sent straight to your inbox! No hassle! All you do is print out your shopping list, hit the grocery, and boom! You have everything you need for the entire week!


How long does Butter last if stored in the freezer?
I have used butter that was stored in my freezer for over two years. It was fine. I had two pound of the stuff fall to the bottom of my chest freezer and didn't find it until I quit procrastinating on cleaning out my freezer. But, butter won't last forever.


How to Freeze Butter
Thaw it a pound or a stick at a time, whatever quantity works best for you. If you need your butter right away, you can thaw it in the microwave by heating it for 10 seconds, flipping it to another side, and then heating it for another 10 seconds.


How long does Butter last if stored in the freezer?
Most sources I've read state that you can keep salted butter frozen for up to 9 months and unsalted butter for up to 6 months. Be aware that butter will pick up odors from surrounding food in the freezer and you might like to add some additional wrapping such as foil or put it in a sealable bag.


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Place the wrapped butter in a freezer bag. For freshness, do not remove the butter from its original waxed wrapping, and be sure that the bag is a zip-top freezer bag. Regular zip-top bags are not meant to keep food fresh in the freezer. In the refrigerator, butter can be safely stored for up to one month. Consult the package for its sell-by date, but be aware that the Western Dairy Association says dairy products can stay good up to one week or longer after the sell-by date. Butter can be left out on the counter for one to two days before spoiling.


How to Freeze Butter
Yes, you can freeze butter with great results. As long as the butter you're freezing is fresh, it should keep for a year or more. Butter has a shelf life of around four months in the refrigerator, so this will buy you a considerable amount of time. After a year, your frozen butter will still be safe to use (assuming it's remained frozen the entire time), but you may start to notice signs of freezer burn.


How to Freeze Butter
How to freeze butter couldnât be any easier. Simply keep your butter in its original packaging, place it in a freezer-safe bag or container, and put it in the freezer! It is as simple as that.


How to Use Hard or Frozen Butter
How to thaw frozen butter. Thaw frozen butter for 6 to 7 hours in the refrigerator or 3 to 4 hours at room temperature. Note: Thawing butter in the oven or microwave is not recommended unless your recipe calls for melted butter. Refreezing thawed butter is not a good idea as it will diminish its flavour.


Transitional Cell Cancer (Cancer of the Renal Pelvis and Ureter)
Cancer that begins in the transitional cells is the most common type of cancer that develops in the renal pelvis and ureter. In some cases, transitional cell cancer metastasizes. Metastasis occurs when cancer from one organ or part of the body spreads to another organ or part of the body.


Tumors in ureter
Re: Tumors in ureter. I had my right kidney and ureter removed 'coz of TCC in my ureter. It was found to be muscle invasive and I was treated with chemo after the surgery. I am already a kidney transplant patient which complicated matters but I am fine and cancer free for the past two years.


Tests for Bladder Cancer
The doctor will check you for possible signs of bladder cancer and other health problems. This might include a rectal exam, during which a gloved finger is put into your rectum. If you are a woman, the doctor might do a pelvic exam as well. During these exams, the doctor can sometimes feel a bladder tumor.


Transitional Cell Cancer (Cancer of the Renal Pelvis and Ureter)
The tube that connects the kidneys to the bladder is known as the ureter. Most healthy people have two kidneys and, therefore, two ureters. The top of each ureter is found in the middle of the kidney in an area known as the renal pelvis. Urine collects in the renal pelvis and is drained by the ureter into the bladder.


If You Have Bladder Cancer
Urine is made in your kidneys. Tubes called ureters (yur-uh-turs) connect your kidneys to the bladder. Urine flows through the ureters and into your bladder, where it is stored. When you urinate (pee), the bladder squeezes the urine out through a tube called the urethra (yur-eeth-ruh). Bladder cancer usually starts in the inner layer of the bladder wall.


Tumors in ureter
In June 2006 I had my left kidney and ureter removed due to tumors in my ureter especially close to my kidney. Now the MRI is showing something in the left ureter near the left kidney had a ureroscopy one day surgey and they could not reach it.


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The ureters are tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder. The renal pelvis is the part of the kidney that connects to the ureters. Treatment for ureter and renal pelvis cancer depends on the position, type, stage and grade of the cancer, as well as your general health. Surgery is the main treatment used. After surgery, you may have chemotherapy or radiotherapy. Some people may have laser or heat treatment.


Scientific paperBenign tumors of the ureter: With report of a case
Benign Tumors of the Ureter WITH REPORT OF A CASE JOSEPH A. LAZARUS, M.D. AND FRIEDRICH FRIEDMANN, M.D., Ne2U Y01'IZ, Ne1U York PRIMARy tumors of the ureter were considered rare until two decades ago. Rayer [4,3] recorded the first case in I84o. By the year Igoo only eight others had been listed by Foord and Ferrier.


Scientific paperBenign tumors of the ureter: With report of a case
SUMMARI' Benign tumors of the ureter are much less frequent than malignant ones. They involve the lower third of the ureter, as a rule. In most patients the tumors are solitary, of the papilIomatous variety and sessile rather than peduncuIated.


Tumors in ureter
My ureter ca was a different form of cancer than that in my bladder. That was done in 1998 and have not had more ureter problems with the left side. I was treated with Mitomycin-C Intravesically ending in May 2000 and that may have helped any further spread. I wish you the best with further diagnostics.


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So, if you need 2,000 calories a day to maintain your weight, subtract 500 from that (about 1,500 calories) and you'll have the number you should consume each day to still lose a pound in one week. (Try out our 1,500 calorie meal plan, the SuperCarb Diet!)


How Many Calories Do You Need?
So, if you need 2,000 calories a day to maintain your weight, subtract 500 from that (about 1,500 calories) and you'll have the number you should consume each day to still lose a pound in one week. How to Calculate Calories to Gain Weight.


How Many Calories Do I Need to Burn to Lose One Pound?
How many calories does it take to lose a pound?. To lose a pound, you have to burn, through exercise or life functions, about 3500 calories. Running can help you lose weight, but it's not a magic bullet. A safe, healthy weight loss rate is about one to two pounds per week. If your weight loss is faster than that, you may be losing muscle mass in addition to fat.


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Calorie math. Now that all that's settled, if you want to determine roughly how many calories your body burns a day, check out the Mayo Clinic's calorie calculator. Aim to take in 300 to 500 fewer calories per day to lose weight.


Hypoglycemia
Hypoglycemic symptoms and manifestations can be divided into those produced by the counterregulatory hormones (epinephrine/adrenaline and glucagon) triggered by the falling glucose, and the neuroglycopenic effects produced by the reduced brain sugar. Shakiness, anxiety, nervousness.


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Hypoglycemia may be caused by conditions that: Lower the amount of glucose in the bloodstream. Prevent or lessen storage of glucose. Use up glycogen stores (sugar stored in the liver).


Hypoglycemia in the Newborn
Hypoglycemia is a condition in which the amount of blood glucose (sugar) in the blood is lower than normal (under 50 mg/dL).


Research advances in neonatal hypoglycemic brain injury
Threshold values of NHBI. No experiment has confirmed the exact extent and duration of hypoglycemia that can cause brain injury. Animal experimental studies have suggested that when blood glucose declines from 1.36 to 0.12 mmol/L, EEG becomes smooth, predicting the start of necrotic brain injury (21). Koh et al.


Neonatal Hypoglycemia
The causes of neonatal hypoglycemia include the following: 1  There is too much insulin in the babyâs blood. 2  Limited storage of glycogen. 3  Increased glucose use.  Decreased 1  glycogenolysis. Decreased gluconeogenesis.  Decreased use of alternate 1  fuels. Depleted glycogen stores.


Neonatal Hypoglycemia (Low Blood Sugar) and Birth Injury
After birth, the baby gets glucose from the mother through her milk or from formula. Glucose is also produced in the babyâs liver. Neonatal Hypoglycemia is one of the most common metabolic problems in babies, and severe NH is one of the leading causes of brain injury.


Neonatal Hypoglycemia (Low Blood Sugar) and Birth Injury
Neonatal Hypoglycemia (Low Blood Sugar) and Birth Injury. Glucose is crucial to brain development, as glucose is one of the only sources of energy the brain can use. With neonatal hypoglycemia, a childâs blood sugar falls very low within a few days after birth. These low glucose levels impair the growth process as brain cells start to die.


Hypoglycemia in the Newborn
Hypoglycemia may be caused by conditions that: 1  Lower the amount of glucose in the bloodstream. 2  Prevent or lessen storage of glucose. 3  Use up glycogen stores (sugar stored in the liver). 4  Inhibit the use of glucose by the body.


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When in the safe position, the safety lever blocks the barrel extension at that cut. When the safety is engaged, both the hammer (whether cocked or down) and the barrel are locked. Because the bolt is locked to the barrel extension by the bolt lock, the bolt is locked as long as the barrel is.


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Even when engaged, the Universal Safety doesn't lock the hammer in either position. Instead, when the safety lever cam is in the safe position, it prevents the hammer from hitting the firing pin by blocking it at c. This avoids the problem which the New Safety was devised to solve.


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This moved the safety knob about 0.87 inches. When the lever is in either position, it's very obvious. Second type safety engaged Second type safety disengaged. Although the second type safety had a shorter lever, so that its travel arc could be greater, from the outside of the gun it looked longer.


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Four different safeties were used sequentially on production versions of the C-96. 1  First type found on - Cone Hammer, Large Ring Hammer. operation - Down is safe; safety lever has very short travel. 2  Second type found on - Prewar Commercial, Persian Contract. operation - Up is safe.


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Four different safeties were used sequentially on production versions of the C-96. 1  First type found on - Cone Hammer, Large Ring Hammer. 2  Second type found on - Prewar Commercial, Persian Contract. 3  Third type, the New Safety found on - Wartime Commercial, Prussian Contract, Postwar Bolo.


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Note that when in the safe position, the safety lever is forward and up - the same as the second type safety, the New Safety, and the Universal Safety. When this Joint Safety appeared, production C-96s had the first type safety - a short travel arc, on safe when the safety lever was pulled down. So the Joint Safety was an early attempt by Mauser to make a safety which worked somewhat like the later production safeties.


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Figures obtained by The Daily Telegraph revealed even the lowest paid second officers are on almost $100,000 a year while senior captains are paid up to $536,000. This is more than Prime Minister Julia Gillard's base salary of $366,000.Last year some pilots received average pay rises of up to 17 per cent, or $45,000. But pilots are pushing for further rises and job security guarantees.eaked figures reveal even a second officer on an A330 gets almost $150,000 on average and starts on more than $110,000 following an average 17 per cent pay increase in the past year.


Helicopter Pilot Jobs
But remember, the top salary level is reached only after many years of service and only at a few of the major airlines. Most airline pilots start out as first officer (co-pilot) with a regional carrier; initially they earn about $15,000 to $20,000 a year.And when they join a major airline, their first position may not be as a pilot, but as a flight engineer.osition Description. For many professional pilots, the ultimate job is to be an airline captain. The pay can be very good; top salary at some of the higher paying major airlines is around $200,000 a year, for about 80 to 85 hours of flying per month.


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The highest paid captain of an A380 gets $536,000 - an increase of more than $40,000 on last year-and the average A380 captain's wage is $415,000.AIPA president Captain Barry Jackson said Qantas pilots' pay was around the middle of international rates and far less than CEO Alan Joyce's $5 million pay packet.eaked figures reveal even a second officer on an A330 gets almost $150,000 on average and starts on more than $110,000 following an average 17 per cent pay increase in the past year.


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Posts: 310. depends how much work there is on the maggot. a few years ago there wasn't much at all, guys were on about 125-135. then they almost got the hours right for about 3 months, now they've underdone it and most guys I know are bumping their rolling 100stick in 30 limit.f person A is a 737 FO and earns less than person B who is a SO that will only be the situation for say 5 years. If person B stays a SO for that time and doesn't upgrade, and person A gets an upgrade to Capt, then who will come out in front in the end.


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Location: Sydney, Australia. Posts: 4,481. It depends on how long you've been a S/O for as to what the difference is. When I went from S/O B744 to F/O B767 (ten years ago now) I went across on about $15K less than my colleagues who remained on the 744 were getting.f person A is a 737 FO and earns less than person B who is a SO that will only be the situation for say 5 years. If person B stays a SO for that time and doesn't upgrade, and person A gets an upgrade to Capt, then who will come out in front in the end.


Helicopter Pilot Jobs
Position Description. For many professional pilots, the ultimate job is to be an airline captain. The pay can be very good; top salary at some of the higher paying major airlines is around $200,000 a year, for about 80 to 85 hours of flying per month.And benefits for pilots, as well as many other airline employees, include travel passes.osition Description. For many professional pilots, the ultimate job is to be an airline captain. The pay can be very good; top salary at some of the higher paying major airlines is around $200,000 a year, for about 80 to 85 hours of flying per month.


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Over the next two years this increased to being about $30K less (them getting more senior on the 744 and picking up more o/t trips, me not picking up any seniority on the 767 as an F/O).f person A is a 737 FO and earns less than person B who is a SO that will only be the situation for say 5 years. If person B stays a SO for that time and doesn't upgrade, and person A gets an upgrade to Capt, then who will come out in front in the end.


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Qantas Group Company. You will need to be passionate about the Airline industry and Qantas and have a least 4+ yearsâ experience in a similar role, with airline...3 days ago-save job-email-more... 1  View all Qantas Airways jobs-Melbourne jobs.2  Learn more about working at Qantas Airways.ou will need to be passionate about the Airline industry and Qantas and have a least 4+ yearsâ experience in a similar role, with airline... 3 days ago-save job-email-more... 1  View all Qantas Airways jobs-Melbourne jobs.


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Notes: 1. Qantas Have Own Self-Funded Sponcership Scheme, 30 Selected per year. 2. Recruitment Process Stage 1 - Application accepted if DE minimum critea are met and documentation is correct. Stage 2 - One day assessment including a skills and psychometric assessment.Both are computer based.There is a $165 non-refundable charge for stage 2.. Recruitment Process Stage 1 - Application accepted if DE minimum critea are met and documentation is correct. Stage 2 - One day assessment including a skills and psychometric assessment. Both are computer based.


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If person A is a 737 FO and earns less than person B who is a SO that will only be the situation for say 5 years. If person B stays a SO for that time and doesn't upgrade, and person A gets an upgrade to Capt, then who will come out in front in the end.f person A is a 737 FO and earns less than person B who is a SO that will only be the situation for say 5 years. If person B stays a SO for that time and doesn't upgrade, and person A gets an upgrade to Capt, then who will come out in front in the end.


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Place beef in a plastic bag to keep juice from spilling and causing cross-contamination. This will last for two to four days stored below fresh foods and above poultry. Ground beef is only good for one to two days. Beets. Separate the roots from the greens. Store greens for seven days and roots for up to a month.


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1 Wipe all moisture from fruits and vegetables before refrigerating them. 2  Remove fruits and vegetables from plastic bags and store them in produce bags. 3  Label all leftovers, meat, and dairy products with dates.  Store fruits and vegetables separately.


United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service
Refrigerate or freeze ground beef as soon as possible after purchase. This preserves freshness and slows growth of bacteria. It can be refrigerated or frozen in its original packaging if the meat will be used soon. If refrigerated, keep at 40 F or below and use within 1 or 2 days.


How long can ground beef stay out of the fridge? Why?
The best way to safely thaw ground beef is in the refrigerator. Keeping meat cold while it is defrosting is essential to prevent growth of bacteria. Cook or refreeze it within 1 or 2 days. To defrost ground beef more rapidly, you can defrost in the microwave oven or in cold water. If using the microwave, cook the ground beef immediately because some areas may begin to cook during the defrosting. To defrost in cold water, put the meat in a watertight plastic bag and submerge. Change the water every 30 minutes. Cook immediately.


United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service
At the store, choose a package that is not torn and feels cold. If possible, enclose it in a plastic bag so leaking juices won't drip on other foods. Make ground beef one of the last items to go into your shopping cart. Separate raw meat from ready-cooked items in your cart.


How to Store Fresh Foods
Store asparagus upright with the stems in 1-2 inches of water for up to 10 days. Beef. Place beef in a plastic bag to keep juice from spilling and causing cross-contamination. This will last for two to four days stored below fresh foods and above poultry. Ground beef is only good for one to two days. Separate the roots from the greens. Store greens for seven days and roots for up to a month.


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If your recipe calls for the desiccated coconut to be shredded then you have what you need. Some recipes call for the coconut to be dusted on like a powder. For those recipes you will need to go one additional step forward.    Transfer the coconut to a bowl.


31 Instant Swaps to Healthify Any Recipe
If you avoid dairy, place a can of coconut milk in the fridge overnight. Then, without shaking the can, skim the thick coconut cream from the top of the can. Use this as a substitute for cream â you can even whip it for dairy free whipped cream!


Need a decorative substitute for coconut
Need a decorative substitute for coconut. You know those cakes in the shape of lambs that appear at Easter? Well, I bought a mold last year when they were on sale after the holiday, and it's getting close to the time when I'll be using it. Most of the cakes I've seen have been covered in white coconut, to simulate the wool. But I hate coconut. Despise.


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A substitute for dried/dessicated shredded/flaked coconut will depend on the recipe. Most use it for flavour and texture. <br /> In some recipes, rolled oats or wheatgerm could be the subsitute, but be aware that this will give a very different flavour, and is not suitable for some recipes.


Substitute Coconut for Baking
Coconut is a nutritious common ingredient in many baked goods. However, if you react poorly to coconut or are in a pinch and need a quick filler, here are some ideas on how to substitute coconut. 1. Coconut Milk. Try soymilk, powdered soymilk, yogurt, almond milk, cow milk, evaporated milk.


Substitute Coconut for Baking
For those who are avoiding coconut altogether, some recipes can use bagged sauerkraut as a substitute for a similar texture. Repeatedly rinse and then soak the sauerkraut in a dish of your choice of milk. Then strain and set to dry or press the remaining liquid out.


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Confidence votes 8.4K. A substitute for dried/dessicated shredded/flaked coconut will depend on the recipe. Most use it for flavour and texture. In some recipes, rolled oats or wheatgerm could be the subsitute, but be aware that this will give a very different flavour, and is not suitable for some recipes.


31 Instant Swaps to Healthify Any Recipe
I can. And why would you want a substitute for butter, anyways, because it is a true superfood! If there is a dairy allergy, use coconut oil instead of butter. Common vegetable oils are canola oil, safflower oil, soybean oil, grapeseed oil (yes!) and sunflower oil.


What can you substitute for coconut flakes?
exists and is an alternate of . A substitute for dried/dessicated shredded/flaked coconut will depend on the recipe. Most use it for flavour and texture. In some recipes, rolled oats or wheatgerm could be the subsitute, but be aware that this will give a very different flavour, and is not suitable for some recipes.


31 Instant Swaps to Healthify Any Recipe
Fortunately, there are some easy ingredient substitutions you can make to healthily any of your favorite recipes! Instead of the white refined stuff, reach for natureâs natural sweetness. Coconut sugar, mineral rich and low glycemic, is a cup-for-cup substitute perfect for baking, but it does taste a bit less sweet. Also, you can sub raw honey or 100% pure maple syrup according to this substitution guide.


How will i know if a credit card number is visa, mastercard or jcb just looking at the credit card number?
DO NOT email your credit card number to anyone for any reason. Just think how easily that could be a scam, or what someone could do if the email was mis-addressed, caught in transit, or opened by someone other than the person you meant to send it to. Regardless of whether the security code is included or not, your credit card number is not something you should share via email.


Finding or Verifying Credit Card Numbers
Finding or Verifying Credit Card Numbers. With a few simple regular expressions, you can easily verify whether your customer entered a valid credit card number on your order form. You can even determine the type of credit card being used. Each card issuer has its own range of card numbers, identified by the first 4 digits. You can use a slightly different regular expression to find credit card numbers, or number sequences that might be credit card numbers, within larger documents.


How to Determine Credit Card Type From Card Number
Match the first few digits of the credit card number to one of the major credit card issuers if possible. Discover cards begin with 6011 or 65. MasterCards begin with a number from 51 to 55. American Express cards begin with 34 or 37. JCB cards begin with 2131, 1800 or 35. Visa cards all begin with 4.


8 Steps to Ensure Your Online Credit Card Purchases are Safe
Debit cards arenât quite as comprehensive, and depending on when you report the card missing, you could be on the hook for the entire amount. Stick to credit. If you have doubts about a transaction, you can even use a one-time use credit card to generate a random card number linked to your actual account. This will make it harder for criminals to steal information.


How to Determine Credit Card Type From Card Number
The rest of the digits in the credit card make up the individual account number, with the exception of the last digit, which helps computer programs identify invalid credit card numbers. Determine the type of credit card by matching its first six digits against an industry list.


8 Steps to Ensure Your Online Credit Card Purchases are Safe
1. Use credit, not debit. The first rule of keeping your payments safe is to always use a credit card. They come with better consumer protections against fraud, and your liabilityâs capped at $50. Many cards also have zero-liability policies, so youâre even better protected.


How Can I Tell What Bank Issued a Credit Card?
The majority of credit cards are issued by banks or similar financial institutions. You can identify the bank by the BIN, or bank identification number, which is also the first four to six digits of the credit card.


How Can I Tell What Bank Issued a Credit Card?
Find the first six digits of the credit card number in question, whether on the card or on a credit card statement. You can even do this for another person's credit card without having to see the entire number. Look on the Bank Identification Number database list (see Resources) for the first four digits.


How do I change the billing address on my debit card?
Its a sensible way to start. The site allows you to do a no cost scan simply to find out if any sort of data is in existence. A smaller analysis is done without cost. To get a detailed report its a modest payment. You may not realize how many good reasons there are to try and find out more about the people around you.


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Definition of time capsule. 1 : a container holding historical records or objects representative of current culture that is deposited (as in a cornerstone) for preservation until discovery by some future age. 2 : something resembling a time capsule sunken vessels are archaeological time capsules â Philip Trupp.


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Define bacterial capsule. bacterial capsule synonyms, bacterial capsule pronunciation, bacterial capsule translation, English dictionary definition of bacterial capsule. n. 1. A small soluble container, usually made of gelatin, that encloses a dose of an oral medicine or a vitamin. 2. Anatomy A fibrous, membranous, or fatty...


time capsule
Definition of time capsule for Students. : a container holding records or objects representative of a current culture that is put in a safe place for discovery in the future.


time capsulenoun  [ C]
time capsule noun [C] uk / ËtaÉªm ËkÃ¦p.sjuËl / us / ËtaÉªm ËkÃ¦p.s É l / âº a container that is filled with objects considered to be typical of the present period in history and then buried, so that it can be dug up and studied much later


time capsule
Definition of time capsule for English Language Learners. : a container that is filled with things (such as newspapers or clothing) from the present time and that is meant to be opened by people at some time in the future.


time capsule
Definition of time capsule. 1  1 : a container holding historical records or objects representative of current culture that is deposited (as in a cornerstone) for preservation until discovery by some future age. 2  2 : something resembling a time capsule sunken vessels are archaeological time capsules â Philip Trupp.


envelop
capsule - enclose in a capsule capsulate, capsulise, capsulize enclose, enfold, envelop, enwrap, wrap - enclose or enfold completely with or as if with a covering; Fog enveloped the house


time capsulenoun  [ C]
time capsule meaning, definition, what is time capsule: a container that is filled with objects considered to be typical of the present period inâ¦. Learn more.


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(Definition of âtime capsuleâ from the Cambridge Advanced Learnerâs Dictionary & Thesaurus Â© Cambridge University Press) Translations of âtime capsuleâ in Chinese (Simplified)


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The target of the antibody is a carbohydrate on the bacterial capsule known as PNAG. Laureate Pharma Announces Manufacturing Agreement With Alopexx Pharmaceuticals, LLC The Utah biologists observed that the bacterial capsule invades citrus mealybug eggs before hatching.


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Once the pan is sufficiently heated, add the steak to the pan, and donât touch it. Cook the steak for a few minutes on each side, varying by how done you want your steak to be. Let the meat rest for at least 10 minutes after cooking.


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Excess moisture on the outside is the enemy of a seared, caramelized and browned steak, and excess moisture will steam the steak. -Next, season the steak with LOTS of salt and pepper. Donât be afraid to season it with confidence. For each steak I did 1/2 tsp to 3/4 tsp of salt on each side.


Perfect Pan-Seared Steaks Recipe
Try to get steaks at least 1 1/2 inches thick. It's better to cook a bigger steak and portion it after cooking than to try and cook thinner steaks. Serious Eats Perfect Pan-Seared Steaks Recipe Cooking Mode. 2 bone-in ribeye steaks, at least 1 1/2-inches thick, about 1 pound each (see note above)


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Sear each side, flipping minimally. It should not take long for a crisp brown crust to form. Depending on the heat of your pan, it should take about 2-4 minutes (or less) for each side to finish cooking. When the first side is done, flip your steak and cook the second side for about as long.


How to Properly Sear a Steak
All a steak needs is a good seasoning of salt and pepper, maybe a little butter, and proper technique. Hereâs how to make restaurant quality steaks in your own home: -30 minutes to an hour before cooking your steak, you want to take it out of the refrigerator. If your steak starts out at 35 degrees rather than 65, the outside is going to have to be cooked a lot longer for the inside to come to your target temperature.


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How to Pan Sear a Steak. There's nothing much better than a delicious, juicy, mouth-watering steak, but there's nothing much worse than a tough, grey, flavorless one. When it comes to cooking steak, preparation and technique make all the difference in the world.


How to Pan Sear a Steak
Choose a skillet that retains heat well. For the best sear on your steak, it's important to choose a skillet that's up to the task. A cast-iron pan is best. It accumulates heat to brown and crisp the exterior faster than the interior can cool it to cook only slowly.


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Lay the steak(s) in the pan with tongs. When your pan is nice and hot, lay your steaks down in the pan with a pair of tongs. You should immediately hear a furious sizzling sound - this is crucial to get that delicious initial sear. If one side of your steak has more fat than the other, lay the fatty side down first.


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How to Pan Sear a Steak. Five Parts:Preparing for Pan SearingPan Searing a Steak to PerfectionCooking throughRest and ServeByproducts and CleanupCommunity Q&A. There's nothing much better than a delicious, juicy, mouth-watering steak, but there's nothing much worse than a tough, grey, flavorless one.


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As early as 10 weeks into your pregnancy (8 weeks post-conception)! Most women find out the sex of their baby at their 20-week sonogram as long as Baby chooses to cooperate. IntelliGender bridges the curiosity gap between conception and sonogram. *Note: IntelliGender may not predict your babyâs gender with 100% accuracy.


When Can I Find the Sex of My Baby?
Most expectant mothers are able to find out the sex of their baby during their ultrasound. This is normally at mid pregnancy between the 16 th and 20 th weeks. Of course the choice is usually the motherâs and the ultrasound technician can only tell if they have a clear view of the genitals.


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IntelliGenderâs Gender Prediction Test is an affordable, simple-to-use urine test that provides immediate gender results in the privacy and comfort of the home.


Simple Blood Test Reveals Babies' Gender Early, Non-Invasively
I think there are different kinds of preparations involved for each gender, and to be honest, the main reason is I just would just love to know anything as soon as I possibly can.â A new test will allow her to find out in half the time.


When Can I Find the Sex of My Baby?
2. 3D Ultrasound. 3D ultrasounds are also used and these can help detect the gender of the child much earlier than the traditional ultrasound. A study published in the British Journal of Radiology came to the conclusion that 3D ultrasounds produce 85.3 correct predictions.


When Can I Find the Sex of My Baby?
Urine-Based Gender Test. You can also identify the gender of your baby using a urine test. This test is fairly new in the market and it is based on your urine to help predict the babyâs gender. The test is known as Intelligender and it can predict the gender of your baby as early as 10 weeks. The convenient test conducted in your privacy has been proven to be 90% accurate.


Types of Maple Trees
Many Types of Maple Trees. Maple trees belong to the genus Acer, and there are 125 species of maple trees. They grace the landscape throughout the world. Most are deciduous, meaning they lose their leaves each fall, but a few native to the warm climates of southern Asia do not shed their leaves.he types of maples gardeners are most likely to encounter in the average home and garden center include: 1  Japanese maple (Acer palmatum). 2  Norway maple (Acer platonoides). 3  Sugar maple (Acer saccharum).


Types of Maple Trees
The types of maples gardeners are most likely to encounter in the average home and garden center include: 1  Japanese maple (Acer palmatum). 2  Norway maple (Acer platonoides). 3  Sugar maple (Acer saccharum).4  Paperbark maple (Acer griseum). 5  Red maple (Acer rubrum).he types of maples gardeners are most likely to encounter in the average home and garden center include: 1  Japanese maple (Acer palmatum). 2  Norway maple (Acer platonoides). 3  Sugar maple (Acer saccharum).


Maple Trees Names, Pictures and Types of Acer Species
There are many types of Maple (Acer) species, and this genus consists of tree and shrub growth form types. This genus contains mostly species that are deciduous trees growing to 10 to 45m (30 to 145ft) in height, see Maple pictures on this page.here are many types of Maple (Acer) species, and this genus consists of tree and shrub growth form types. This genus contains mostly species that are deciduous trees growing to 10 to 45m (30 to 145ft) in height, see Maple pictures on this page.


Types of Japanese Maple Trees
Comments. Submit. With more than 700 different species, Japanese maple trees encompass a wide variety of showy plants that are attractive all year long. The cascading branches on some Japanese maples offer landscapes a mound of brilliant leaves and textures.omments. Submit. With more than 700 different species, Japanese maple trees encompass a wide variety of showy plants that are attractive all year long. The cascading branches on some Japanese maples offer landscapes a mound of brilliant leaves and textures.


Sugar Maple Varieties
Chalk Maple. Chalk, or Chalkbark, maple (Acer leucoderme) is another variation of the sugar maple that is grown in the South (USDA zones 5 through 8). It is a smaller tree, reaching 25 to 30 feet tall and 15 to 30 feet wide, making it a good choice for patios and decks.ugar maple (Acer saccharum) grows 50 to 80 feet tall and up to 50 feet wide. It's a slow grower, about 12 inches per year. In the fall, its palmate leaves put on a spectacular show, turning a range of colors from red to yellow to orange. It's an excellent shade tree; its dense canopy supplies heavy shade to a yard.


How To Identify Maple Trees: Facts About Maple Tree Types
Types of Acer Maple Trees. Maple trees are members of the genus Acer, which includes a lot of variety in size, shape, color and growth habit. With all of the variations, itâs hard to pinpoint a few obvious features that make a tree a maple.ere are a few distinguishing characteristics of some of the more common types of Acer maple trees: Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum). 1  Highly ornamental trees, Japanese maples may only grow to 6 to 8 feet in cultivation but can reach heights of 40 to 50 feet in the wild.


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Red maple is one of the most abundant and widespread hardwood trees in North America (Figure 3.8). Probably no other species of forest tree, certainly no hardwood, can thrive on a wider variety of soil types and sites.here are thirteen native maple species in North America (Table 3-1). While most of these species are probably tapped to some extent, at least by hobbyists, sugar and black maple, along with red maple (Acer rubrum), provide most of the commercial sap.


Best Maple Trees for Fall Color
Red Maple Trees. The fall foliage of red maples, or swamp maple trees  (Acer rubrum spp.), unfortunately sometimes makes a liar out of the trees' name. That's why it's best to stick with cultivars known for their fall color consistency, such as 'Autumn Blaze' .ed Maple Trees. The fall foliage of red maples, or swamp maple trees  (Acer rubrum spp.), unfortunately sometimes makes a liar out of the trees' name. That's why it's best to stick with cultivars known for their fall color consistency, such as 'Autumn Blaze' .


Guns, herbs, and sores: inside the dragonâs etymological lair
Guns, herbs, and sores: inside the dragonâs etymological lair. 23 April marks St. Georgeâs Day. While St. George is widely venerated throughout Christian communities, England especially honors him, its patron saint, on this day. Indeed, his cross, red on a white field, flies as Englandâs flag.


Herbs And Names
Three herbs of these four are members of the family Labiatae-a name derived from the Latin term denoting lips. In fact, all members of Labiatae family bear distinct flowers that typically resemble open mouths, wherein the lower lips are a little extended.


Herbs And Names
Herbs And Names. Every herb has two sets of names-common names and a Latin name, which is usually its botanical name also. While the common names of the herbs may be modified by people in different eras and different places, the Latin names of the plants remain the same almost always. Generally, many gardeners refrain from using the botanical names of the herbs, as they find these names difficult to pronounce and even daunting.


dragon
1 (figuratively) Something very formidable or dangerous. 2  A luminous exhalation from marshy ground, seeming to move through the air like a winged serpent. ( 3 military, historical) A short musket hooked to a swivel attached to a soldier's belt; so called from a representation of a dragon's head at the muzzle.


USDA certified organic herbs, vegetables and perennials from the California Central Valley
Spanish Tarragon. The French call French Tarragon, Herbe au Dragon. Indeed, the word Tarragon is thought to be a poorly pronounced French word Esdragon. The French got their Dragon monikers from the Latin species name for French Tarragon which is dracunculus. Roughly translated this means little dragon. And, while there is a lot of written speculation that the dragon part refers to some ancient use of this herb to cure bites and stings of all manner of creatures.


Guns, herbs, and sores: inside the dragonâs etymological lair
Dragon. A dragon may evoke fiery breath and taloned wings, but the origin of the word dragon conjures up a different feature: eyes. Dragon ultimately comes from the ancient Greek Î´ÏÎ¬ÎºÏÎ½ (drakon), naming a âdragonâ and, more generally, a â serpent â. This word, in turn, derives from a verb, Î´ÎÏÎºÎµÏÎ¸Î±Î¹, âto see clearlyâ. As etymologist Walter Skeat glosses it, Î´ÏÎ¬ÎºÏÎ½ literally means âsharp-sightedâ.


dragon
dragon â(plural dragons). 1  A legendary serpentine or reptilian creature. 2  In Western mythology, a gigantic beast, typically reptilian with leathery bat-like wings, lion-like claws, scaly skin and a serpent-like body, often a monster with fiery breath.


dragon
1 A luminous exhalation from marshy ground, seeming to move through the air like a winged serpent. ( 2 military, historical) A short musket hooked to a swivel attached to a soldier's belt; so called from a representation of a dragon's head at the muzzle.


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French Tarragon rarely blooms and, even then, makes only sterile seed. Many times herbs are produced by large nurseries that do so many other plants, like junipers and pansies, that they don't take the time to know their herbs. Just remember your Tarragon should breathe fire like a little dragon. French Tarragon makes a tasty addition to our Kitchen Herb Garden Six Pack.


Herbs And Names
In effect, the Latin or botanical names of the herbs are often also redundant or preventable. It is possible that farmers growing vegetables like tomatoes and carrots their entire life, still not learn their Latin names.


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Getting Ready. 1  1. Take your dog to the veterinarian. 2  2. Be careful of giving your pregnant dog medication or vaccines. 3  3. Understand the normal progression of pregnancy.  4. Discuss proper nutrition with your 1  veterinarian. 5. Have your veterinarian take x-rays of the puppies.  6. Prepare a nesting 1  area. 7. Arrange for homes for the puppies.


Black Desert New Pet Breeding System Guide
There are some basic rules of pet breeding in Black Desert: 1  You can only breed pets of the same species (i.e. no cat breeding with dog). 2  The two pets you are trying to breed must not have a tier difference of more than 1 (i.e. you can breed a tier 1 and a tier 2 pet together but not a tier 1 and a tier 3 pet).


Creating a custom pet
Dominant Parent. Most pets will hatch as the same breed of, and from the same type of egg as, one of its parents. This is the dominant parent. The dominant parent directly contributes everything that is not a stat, Talent, or Derby Ability.


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If you breed even one litter you are, by definition a breeder. The question is what kind of breeder are you? Whatever your motives for wanting a litter of puppies I'll bet that you really want to be a responsible breeder, someone who has the love of dogs at heart.


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A small piece of my own standards: 1  Care about each dog you bring into this world. Treat it as part of your extended family when you place it in a new home. 2  Take positive steps to make sure the dogs you create will never land in a shelter or in rescue. Take the time to become familiar with shelter dogs.


Basic:Hatching Pets
It's also a good idea to reward yourself each time you hit one, as your motivation will need the boost at times. 1  Have a Reason. 2  Get the right parents. 3  Get the right egg.  Clone the 1  stats. Clone the Talents (not necessarily the pedigree)  Train your pet.


Black Desert New Pet Breeding System Guide
How to Breed. You can only breed pets of the same species (i.e. no cat breeding with dog). The two pets you are trying to breed must not have a tier difference of more than 1 (i.e. you can breed a tier 1 and a tier 2 pet together but not a tier 1 and a tier 3 pet).


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Have your veterinarian take x-rays of the puppies. The vet will be able to count the number of puppies in the litter using x-rays by 45 days into the pregnancy. If your dog is a large breed like a German shepherd or Labrador, as many as 10 puppies is common. If your dog is a small breed like a Chihuahua or Shih Tzu, 3 or 4 puppies in a litter would be plenty.


Types of Rocks
Examples of this rock type include conglomerate and limestone. Metamorphic. Metamorphic rocks are formed under the surface of the earth from the metamorphosis (change) that occurs due to intense heat and pressure (squeezing).edimentary rocks are formed from particles of sand, shells, pebbles, and other fragments of material. Together, all these particles are called sediment. Gradually, the sediment accumulates in layers and over a long period of time hardens into rock.


Metamorphic Rocks Lesson #14
Metamorphic Rocks Lesson #14. Rocks are formed on Earth as igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic rocks. Igneous rocks form when rocks are heated to the melting point which forms magma.Sedimentary rocks are formed from the cementing together of sediments, or from the compaction (squeezing together) of sediments, or from the recrystallization of new mineral grains which are larger than the original crystals.neiss can be formed from a sedimentary rock such as sandstone or shale, or it can be formed from the metamorphism of the igneouse rock grantite. Gneiss can be used by man as paving and building stone. Non-Foliates are metamorphic rocks that have no cleavage at all.


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1. igneous rocks: formed by the cooling and hardening of magma (molten rock) from inside Earth. 2. sedimentary rocks: formed by the compaction and cementing of layers of sediment (rock fragments, plant and animal remains, minerals from water). main rates at which magma cools and hardens: 1. Magma trapped inside the Earthâs crust hardens very slowly to form intrusive igneous rocks. â Pluton: a rock mass underground that forms from the magma cooling there.


How Rocks Form: Igneous Rocks, Sedimentary Rocks, Metamorphic Rocks
*Formed from preexisting rocks called parent rocks. * Metamorphism: process by which a rockâs structure is changed by pressure and heat. â Pressure comes from the great weight of overlying rocks; Also from plate movement. â Heat comes from inside the Earth. main rates at which magma cools and hardens: 1. Magma trapped inside the Earthâs crust hardens very slowly to form intrusive igneous rocks. â Pluton: a rock mass underground that forms from the magma cooling there.


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FORMATION OF METAMORPHIC ROCKS. Metamorphic rocks record how temperature and pressure affected an area when it was forming. The rocks provide clues to their transformation into a metamorphic rocks. Metamorphic rocks are best identified when looking at the rock as you see them in nature.You can clearly see the deformation and features that are characteristic of an entire area.he rocks provide clues to their transformation into a metamorphic rocks. Metamorphic rocks are best identified when looking at the rock as you see them in nature. You can clearly see the deformation and features that are characteristic of an entire area.


What does Tsuki mean? (japanese)?
Month. There is also a martial arts term Tsuki, which is a reference to a straithg thrust wither witht he end of a weapon, usually bladed, or a straight finger thrust. Source(s): Random house Japanese-English / English Japanese Dictionary 33 years in Japanese Mrtial arts. kveldulfgondlir Â· 9 years ago.


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Regularly used girl's names typically have anywhere from thirty to a hundred kanji spellings. The word tsuki æ moon, month has no relationship to Suki and does not have the same pronunciation. However, Tsuki does exist as a girl's name, though it is not common. There are 18 kanji spellings included in the Baby Names Project. This message was edited by the author on October 4, 2010 at 6:56:24 AM.


Definitions &Translations
Tsuki. Tsuki, is the Japanese word for thrust, coming from the verb tsuku, meaning to thrust. It sounds the same as the Japanese word for moon/month tsuki.


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3. tsuki. 1. æ - Japanese term for moon, or when referring to the month of the year. 2. çªã - 1) a strong thrust using a tip of an object or something sharp. stab. 2) a move in kendo where one thrusts the bamboo sword at the opponents throat that hurts like hell. Tons of painful clips on Youtube... 3) strong thrust of the male penis during sexual intercourse.


Tsuki
Thus, it is shortened and simply called tsuki. However, choku-zuki is still used in aikidÅ, and refers to a specific technique with the jÅ (staff). With the student standing in hidari katate-gamae, the weapon is lifted to the right hand, which slides to the bottom end of the weapon.


Tsuki
Tsuki is one of the five target areas (datotso-bui) in kendo (along with men, do, hidari kote and migi kote). It is a thrust of the point of the shinai to the throat. Unlike most other martial arts that use this term, in kendo, tsuki is a comprehensive term for both the movement and the target.


Tsuki
Tsuki (çªã) , is the Japanese word for thrust, coming from the verb tsuku (çªã) , meaning to thrust. The second syllable is accented, with Japanese's unvoiced vowels making it pronounced almost like  ski  (but preceded by a t sound).


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Helena is basically correct. In Japanese, suki å¥½ã is a noun form of the verb suku å¥½ã, to like, to love, and is very common in speech. å¥½ã does not exist as a feminine name. It is a misconception fostered by its appearance in numerous baby name books and now, websites, over the years, that Suki is a normal Japanese girl's name.


Tsuki
The target area (datotso-bui) for tsuki is the tsuki-bu, a multi-layered set of flaps, attached to the men (helmet) that protects the throat. Tsuki is most often done with a two handed grip (morote-zuki (è«¸æçªã)) and less often with only the left hand(katate-zuki (çæçªã)).


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Before examining the characteristics of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation it will be helpful to differentiate these forms of motivation from interest. Interest refers to the liking and willful engagement in an activity (Schraw & Lehman, 2001).


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It is tempting to think of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation as two ends of a continuum such that the higher the intrinsic motivation, the lower the extrinsic motivation; however, there is no automatic relation between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation (Lepper, Corpus, & Iyengar, 2005).


Motivate Your Team Intrinsically Or Extrinsically?
Motivation can be intrinsic or extrinsic. Intrinsic motivation is driven by an interest or enjoyment in the actions required to achieve a goal, without relying on external rewards or pressures. Extrinsic motivation is the opposite and requires external rewards such as money or external consequences such as demotion.


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Collect This Article. Before examining the characteristics of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation it will be helpful to differentiate these forms of motivation from interest. Interest refers to the liking and willful engagement in an activity (Schraw & Lehman, 2001).


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Intrinsic motivation and extrinsic motivation are time and context dependent. They characterize people at a given point in time in relation to a particular activity. The same activity can be intrinsically or extrinsically motivating for different people.


The Difference Between Intrinsic Motivation & Extrinsic Motivation
Intrinsic Motivation. Intrinsic means internal or inside of yourself. When you are intrinsically motivated, you enjoy an activity, course or skill development solely for the satisfaction of learning and having fun, and you are determined to strive inwardly in order to be competent.


Effective Reward Systems
Let's review. Rewards are positive outcomes that are earned as a result of an employee's performance. There are two general types of rewards that motivate people: intrinsic and extrinsic. Intrinsic motivation is internal to the person and is driven by personal interest or enjoyment in the work itself.


The Difference Between Extrinsic and Intrinsic Motivation
Extrinsic and intrinsic motivation are two opposing ways to motivate people. Extrinsic motivation deals with motivations that are outside of your passions, and personal selfesteem. Extrinsic motivation examples would be money, bonuses, nice cars, expensive houses, high grades in school, gold stars for athletics, etc.


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The distinction between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation has been one of the important theoretical conceptualizations of qualitative differences in engagement. Intrinsic motivation refers to engagement in an activity with no reason other than the enjoyment and satisfaction of engagement itself.


Stress Symptoms
Stress means different things to different people. What causes stress in one person may be of little concern to another. Some people are better able to handle stress than others. And, not all stress is bad. In small doses, stress can help you accomplish tasks and prevent you from getting hurt. For example, stress is what gets you to slam on the breaks to avoid hitting the car in front of you. That's a good thing. Our bodies are designed to handle small doses of stress.


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They often cause symptoms of palpitations, lightheadedness, chest discomfort, shortness of breath, and at times passing out. The mind often has to respond to the heart beating very fast and as such can produce symptoms of anxiety and panic. Often in my clinic I am faced with one of two possibilities.


Can anxiety cause chest pain?
Severe anxiety, particularly panic attacks, causes many people to wonder whether they are having a heart attack. Chest pain can certainly be a symptom of anxiety, along with other common symptoms such as heart palpitations, a racing heartbeat, shortness of breath, nausea, cold sweats, and lightheadedness. Are you tired of Living with Anxiety? Over 60,000+ people have already learned to end their anxiety problems fast.


Can anxiety cause chest pain?
Anxiety is very common, but so is heart disease. Chest pain due to anxiety is most likely caused by muscle contractions in the chest wall, where the pain tends to be localized, and is often a sharp pain that is either fleeting or interrupts a breath. The anxiety causing the chest pain will often exacerbate the condition.


Amazon launches Echo voice-activated personal assistant, music player
Along with Amazon Music files, Echo provides hands-free voice control of Prime Music, iHeartRadio and TuneIn. Echo is also Bluetooth-enabled, allowing users to stream music services like Spotify, iTunes and Pandora from a smartphone or tablet.


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1 Just ask Alexa to play a song or artist from the vast Prime Music library to hear full songs. â 2 Alexa, play some Foo Fighters.â. 3  NEW! Pandora Radio: While Alexa can stream ad-free iHeart Radio, if you have already perfected your stations on Pandora, you can now listen to them as well (with, sadly, the ads).


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1 Amazon Prime Music: Donât forget you have access to the Amazon Prime music library on the Amazon Echo (if youâre a Prime subscriber). 2  Just ask Alexa to play a song or artist from the vast Prime Music library to hear full songs.


Amazon launches Echo voice-activated personal assistant, music player
It has to be plugged in, and is not mobile. An inside look at Amazon's Echo voice-activated speaker/information system. Once turned on, Echo is supposed to remain in a sleep state until users say the word Alexa or Amazon.. Alexa is short for Alexandria, Egypt, former home to one of the world's greatest ancient libraries.


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Comparing Amazon Echo to the Google App. When it comes to comparing Alexa with the something everyoneâs familiar with, such as the Google App, Googleâs Knowledge Graph comes out on top, and thatâs no surprise. Google can answer more questions, has conversational search, and integrates with more applications.


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1 Alexa will then happily play your requests. 2  Amazon Prime Music: Donât forget you have access to the Amazon Prime music library on the Amazon Echo (if youâre a Prime subscriber). 3  Just ask Alexa to play a song or artist from the vast Prime Music library to hear full songs. â 4 Alexa, play some Foo Fighters.â.


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1 You can also vote with your voice by saying, âAlexa, thumbs up.â. 2  NEW! Prime Stations: Amazon offers Prime subscribers an ad-free streaming radio service called âPrime Stationsâ. 3  Simply say âAlexa, play the Green Day Prime Stationâ to start rockinâ.


Amazon launches Echo voice-activated personal assistant, music player
Amazon revealed a new voice-controlled speaker called Echo that works like Apple's Siri or Microsoft's Cortana in that it responds to user requests for information or to play music uploaded from Amazon Music and other services.


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Alexa supports free and subscription-based audio services. Currently, you can listen to audio directly from these providers: 1  Amazon Music. 2  Prime Music. 3  TuneIn. 4  iHeartRadio. 5  Pandora. 6  Audible.


How do you find out how much rain has fallen in your area over the past few months?
Â· just now. Report Abuse. www.srh.noaa On this website it will show you how much rain has fallen in your area in a lot of different amounts of time. Such as the last 12 hours, 24 hours, the last 30 days, all the way up to the last 120 days, with more amounts of time in-between those intervals. just now. Report Abuse. www.srh.noaa On this website it will show you how much rain has fallen in your area in a lot of different amounts of time. Such as the last 12 hours, 24 hours, the last 30 days, all the way up to the last 120 days, with more amounts of time in-between those intervals.


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The Daily Precipitation map shows the amount of precipitation that has accumulated within the last 24 hours. The precipitation imagery displays estimates in colorized contoured bands by interpreting the intensity levels of NOWrad mosaic radar into rainfall estimates each hour.he PRECIPcast map shows the probability of precipitation, including rain and snow, for the next 24 hours at 6 hour intervals. Precipitation Meteorology. In meteorology, precipitation is any product of the condensation of atmospheric water vapor that is deposited on the earth's surface.


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The PRECIPcast map shows the probability of precipitation, including rain and snow, for the next 24 hours at 6 hour intervals. Precipitation Meteorology. In meteorology, precipitation is any product of the condensation of atmospheric water vapor that is deposited on the earth's surface.he PRECIPcast map shows the probability of precipitation, including rain and snow, for the next 24 hours at 6 hour intervals. Precipitation Meteorology. In meteorology, precipitation is any product of the condensation of atmospheric water vapor that is deposited on the earth's surface.


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Reputation: 2290. You can enter your zip code on Weather.com and get the stats for the month by day. Problem is, two miles from us likely got close to three inches of rain in the last 48hrs and we got one ' sprinkle 1/2 today.VERY hit or miss with these last three days of storms.roblem is, two miles from us likely got close to three inches of rain in the last 48hrs and we got one ' sprinkle 1/2 today. VERY hit or miss with these last three days of storms.


New York breaks city's rainfall record with nearly eight inches soaking city
New York broke an all-time record for a one-day rainfall Sunday as up to 8 inches of water soaked the city, snarling trains and flooding roadways.By 9 p.m., 7.7 inches of rain had fallen at Kennedy Airport.entral Park, where the city's official rainfall total is recorded, saw 5.8 inches by 10:45 p.m., making it the fifth-wettest day of all time there. A car takes on water in parking lot at the Target in Lindenhurst.


Rain: A Water Resource
The amount of precipitation that falls around the world may range from less than 0.1 inch per year in some deserts to more than 900 inches per year in the tropics. One of the driest spots on Earth is Lquique, Chile, where no rain fell for 14 years.he world's wettest spot, as shown by data collected from a rainfall gage operated by the U.S. Geological Survey, is on Mt. Waialeale, Hawaii, where an average of more than 451 inches of rain falls each year, and where more than 642 inches fell from July 1947 to July 1948.


NJ rainfall totals: How much rain fell in your town?
HEAVY FLOODING DOWN SOUTH. Even though we're getting drenched here in New Jersey, the weather situation is far worse down in Florida and other Gulf Coast states, where as much as 24 inches of rain has fallen during the past 24 hours.ere's a look at how much rain has fallen, as of Wednesday night, based on measurements reported to the National Weather Service by trained weather spotters, government workers and transportation officials. As of 10 p.m., the deepest water in New Jersey was reported in Newark, with 4.53 inches saturating the ground.


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The accumulated precipitation (inches) in the last 48-hours calibrated with the rain gauge networks. 1 hr precip FCST. A 1-hour forecast of precipitation accumulation (inches) using the current radar motion vectors calibrated to the rain gauge networks.he reflectivities are converted into rainfall rates using a standard dBZ to rainfall rate conversion and are then calibrated by real-time data provided by on-the-ground local rain gauge networks. These calibrated rainfall estimates are then integrated into rainfall accumulation totals for 1-,6-,12-,24- and 48-hours.


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The Estimated Precipitation map shows the amount of precipitation that has accumulated within the last 24 hour period.The precipitation imagery displays precipitation estimates in colorized contoured bands by interpreting the intensity levels of NOWrad mosaic radar into rainfall estimates each hour.he Estimated Precipitation map shows the amount of precipitation that has accumulated within the last 24 hour period.


NYC Gets Two Months Worth of Rain in One Day
The normal rainfall for the month of August at the JFK Airport is 3.68 inches, so nearly twice the normal monthly rainfall was delivered in one day. Cars submerged under floodwaters in Staten Island, New York City on Sunday August 14, 2011.hiladelphia got 4.84 inches of rain on Sunday, shattering the old daily rainfall record of 1.77 inches set in 1977. The inundating rain surpasses the normal monthly rainfall of 3.50 inches. More daily rain records set on Sunday: -New York City (LaGuardia Airport): 6.60 inches; old record 3.51 inches/2005.


AGE IS A BOXER'S NATURAL OPPONENT
Boxing is a young man's game. Until the age of 30, the body is on the upswing, building itself, getting stronger and stronger. From 30 on, the loss of elasticity and resiliency is diminished - slowly, but progressively deteriorating until death. A boxer who fights after age 30 is helping nature along on its downhill course. A boxer who fights after 35 is pushing on the gas pedal, accelerating toward an early demise and making his trip there uncomfortable.


AGE IS A BOXER'S NATURAL OPPONENT
A quality boxer is in continuous training, and if he is active, he receives an average of 50 punches to the head a day. The brain suffers minor concussions in a fight, if it is a hard fight, and the fighter has slugged it out. Knockouts result in peticchial hemorrhages, small bleeding spots in the brain.


Can I still train to be a pro boxer at the age 28?
You can train at any age. The question is, will anybody finance a professional boxer who begins their career at 28 years of age? The likely answer is no. Why? It takes at least a decade for someone to train to the level where they could consider a professional career - For most fighters thatâs pre-puberty into early adulthood.


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Yes - you can train to be a pro boxer at the age of 28 with no amateur background. Yes - if you show promise, someone will likely support your career. Contrary to popular belief and conventional thinking, boxing isn't a young man's game because most of the champions are considered long in the tooth - a few examples: [1]


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I had an opportunity to speak with him recently about his research. LS: Dr. Armstrong, many breeders, not just of Boxers but of a number of purebreds, are concerned by an apparent decrease in their breeds average life span.


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Many Boxer breeders are concerned about the apparent decrease in the average life span of our breed. But has the average life span of the Boxer really decreased and if so, what can breeders do to reverse this trend? John Armstrong, Ph.D., of the University of Ottawa dept. of Biology, a geneticist and a dog fancier, is currently engaged in a research project on canine longevity and its genetic components.


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If you are a reasonably good boxer, you could fight for about ten to fifteen years before you call it quits. Until then, I see nothing stopping anyone who is 28 years of age from training and/or boxing professionally. Reference: [1] List of current world boxing champions.


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In contrast, those over 30% have a median of about 11 years. This is longer than the average Clumber (COI 24%) lives, but there are undoubtedly other factors involved. The other trend of interest is the reduction of 1-1.5 yrs from the recent to the early poodles.


Cheapest Land Per Acre
Depending on various circumstances and the urgency of any given seller at any particular time, the answer would be somewhere in Nevada, Wyoming, Texas, or New Mexico. In these four states, land can still be acquired for under $200 per acre, and in some very rare instances, for under $100 per acre.In no other state in the unionâbe it Arizona, Alaska, Colorado, Montana, Idaho, or Utahâcan land be found for such low prices.Occasionally, a section of land (640 acres) will be advertised for sale in Nevada for $80 or $90 per acre.n Wyoming, 160-acre tracts can still be found for $199 per acre, with small down payments and easy seller financing. These tracts also involve checkerboard land where federal lands have to be crossed for access.


Cheapest Land USA
Click Here to view the Cheapest Land in the USA. Cheap land in the USA is fast becoming a thing of the past. Twenty years ago, it was relatively easy to buy a large tract of rural land in one of the Western states for under $75 per acre.Today, it is difficult to find land anywhere in the United States for much under $500 per acre.Inflation and increased demand from an expanding population continue to drive prices upward.lick Here to view the Cheapest Land in the USA. Cheap land in the USA is fast becoming a thing of the past. Twenty years ago, it was relatively easy to buy a large tract of rural land in one of the Western states for under $75 per acre.


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A big factor in price is the size of the parcel. The bigger the parcel, the cheaper the price per acre. I can easily find parcels of approximately 1500 acres for a couple of hundred dollars per acre, 10 to 100 acres for 1000-2000. I have seen parcels as low as 100 dollars per acre.Get into the million dollar range and you can be looking at multiple square miles of land.ou can probably purchase land there for very little. I looked at land in North Dakota and in the central north area it was going for about $2,000 per acre for hunting land. If you look hard, you can find land near Yuma for about $1,500 per acre.


Cheapest Land Per Acre
Texas still affords opportunities to acquire 160-acre to 640-acre tracts for as little as $200 to $299 per acre, with excellent seller financing.n Wyoming, 160-acre tracts can still be found for $199 per acre, with small down payments and easy seller financing. These tracts also involve checkerboard land where federal lands have to be crossed for access.


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CheapRuralProperty.com specialized in selling the cheapest 40 and 80 Acre parcels of land in Northern Nevada. Cheap rural property investments are simple, low cost and safe.The property tax on our 40 and 80 acre parcels is less than $60 per year making them affordable long term investments.heapRuralProperty.com specialized in selling the cheapest 40 and 80 Acre parcels of land in Northern Nevada. Cheap rural property investments are simple, low cost and safe.


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Menu: Home. CheapRuralProperty.com specialized in selling the cheapest 40 and 80 Acre parcels of land in Northern Nevada. Cheap rural property investments are simple, low cost and safe. The property tax on our 40 and 80 acre parcels is less than $60 per year making them affordable long term investments.heapRuralProperty.com specialized in selling the cheapest 40 and 80 Acre parcels of land in Northern Nevada. Cheap rural property investments are simple, low cost and safe.


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We offer 20-acre to 1,000 acre sizes with prices as low as $199 per acre. For over 40 years weâve operated on the basis of one irrefutable fact, and that isââItâs literally impossible to lose money owning a large tract of cheap land in the United States, if purchased cheaply enough and if held long enough!â.e offer 20-acre to 1,000 acre sizes with prices as low as $199 per acre. For over 40 years weâve operated on the basis of one irrefutable fact, and that isââItâs literally impossible to lose money owning a large tract of cheap land in the United States, if purchased cheaply enough and if held long enough!â.


Cheapest Land Per Acre
In Wyoming, 160-acre tracts can still be found for $199 per acre, with small down payments and easy seller financing. These tracts also involve checkerboard land where federal lands have to be crossed for access.n Wyoming, 160-acre tracts can still be found for $199 per acre, with small down payments and easy seller financing. These tracts also involve checkerboard land where federal lands have to be crossed for access.


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For over 31 years we have specialized in buying, subdividing and selling LAND and ACREAGE in the Western United States. Acreage4less.com offers some of the lowest price per acre parcels available in Wyoming, Nevada, Texas and California.or over 31 years we have specialized in buying, subdividing and selling LAND and ACREAGE in the Western United States. Acreage4less.com offers some of the lowest price per acre parcels available in Wyoming, Nevada, Texas and California.


What US land is really worth, state by state
Arizona. With more than 72 million acres, Arizona was one of the largest states in the country. However, much of the land was undeveloped and unusable for agricultural purposes, leading to a valuation of just $315 billion, or $4,300 per acre, nearly one-third the value of an average acre in the lower 48 states.n average acre in Wyoming was worth just $1,600, less than any other continental state. Like most low-value states, Wyoming is one of the largest states in the country. But Wyomingâs 62.3 million acres were worth a total of $97 billion, less than all but a handful of other states.


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The efforts of these Subcommittee chairs wasvital in the development of this report.In addition, at the initial meeting of the full committee, the members unanimously rejected calls for amoratorium on live adult donor liver transplantation.


Liver Transplant - The Surgery, Recovery and Quality of Life [Transcript]
Patients are restored to their normal, healthy quality of life after liver transplant â the way they were, before they got sick. Patients can go out to dinner; they can wear normal clothes.


Financial Matters: Liver Transplant Costs
Estimated Liver Transplant Costs. According to the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS)' Transplant Living Web siteOpens new window, the estimated U.S. average in 2011 of billed charges per liver transplant is $577,100.


Liver Transplantation: A Systematic Review of Long-term Quality of Life
Contemporary studies report 1-year, 10-year and 18-year survival at 83â88%, 68â72%, and 48â56% respectively. As survival and clinical outcomes of liver transplantation improve, the focus has shifted to quality of life (QOL) outcomes after surgery. This is particularly important since patients' QOL is already greatly diminished before surgery due to symptoms, and emotional and social stress.


Liver Transplantation: A Systematic Review of Long-term Quality of Life
Abstract. Background & Aims: Liver transplantation is the only curative intervention for terminal liver disease. Accurate long-term quality of life (QOL) data are required in the context of improved surgical outcomes and increasing post-transplant survival. This study reviews the long-term QOL after primary liver transplantation in adult patients surviving 5 or more years after surgery.


Financial Matters: Liver Transplant Costs
Transplantation Costs. The costs of your liver transplant include transplant evaluation and testing, transplant surgery and follow-up care and medication. Even before a liver transplant, you have probably received many medical bills for treatment by your physician, hospital, laboratories and medical specialists. These costs add up quickly. Costs associated with liver transplantation include: 1  recovery and in-hospital stay. 2  extensive lab tests. 3  anesthesia.


Financial Matters: Liver Transplant Costs
When considering a liver transplant, the associated costs and how you can best handle them must also be considered. At California Pacific Medical Center, a financial coordinator meets with patients during their initial evaluation to review specific insurance coverage issues related to transplantation.


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Centers should be required to report data onan ongoing basis, and verify accuracy of data forreport generation to New York State and the NewYork Center for Liver Transplantation on aquarterly basis. The data system should be availableto the New York State Department of Health.


What is dissolved oxygen?
Dissolved oxygen (DO) is a measure of the quantity of free oxygen molecules in water. The concentration of DO is an important indicator of the health of an aquatic ecosystem because oxygen is essential for almost all forms of life. Oxygen is necessary for respiration and for some chemical reactions.


The Winkler Method - Measuring Dissolved Oxygen
The Winkler Method is a technique used to measure dissolved oxygen in freshwater systems. Dissolved oxygen is used as an indicator of the health of a water body, where higher dissolved oxygen concentrations are correlated with high productivity and little pollution.


What is dissolved oxygen?
Dissolved oxygen (DO) is a measure of the quantity of free oxygen molecules in water. The concentration of DO is an important indicator of the health of an aquatic ecosystem because oxygen is essential for almost all forms of life.


Water properties: Dissolved oxygen
The oxygen dissolved in lakes, rivers, and oceans is crucial for the organisms and creatures living in it. As the amount of dissolved oxygen drops below normal levels in water bodies, the water quality is harmed and creatures begin to die off. Indeed, a water body can die, a process called eutrophication.


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A small amount of oxygen, up to about ten molecules of oxygen per million of water, is actually dissolved in water. Oxygen enters a stream mainly from the atmosphere and, in areas where ground-water discharge into streams is a large portion of streamflow, from groundwater discharge.


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Oxygen concentrations are much higher in air, which is about 21% oxygen, than in water, which is a tiny fraction of 1 percent oxygen. Where the air and water meet, this tremendous difference in concentration causes oxygen molecules in the air to dissolve into the water.


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Oxygen in Equilibrium Dissolved Oxygen and Henry's Law Oxygen dissolved in water can come from the atmosphere or as a byproduct of the photosynthesis of aquatic plants.For water in equilibrium with the atmosphere, the concentration is governed by Henry's Law, and K H for O 2 is 769.23.


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The temperature of the water and the atmospheric pressure must to be known in order to calculate ppm (parts per million) of dissolved oxygen. The oxygen probe contains a solution of potassium chloride (KCl) which will absorb oxygen. As more oxygen is diffused into the solution, more current will flow through the cell.


Bullfrog Diet
Pet Bullfrogs eat much less than wild Bullfrogs and their diet is less varied, as well. As a rule, captive Bullfrogs are generally fed about every other day if they are fully mature, every day is they are younger. And their diet consists of insects, like crickets, worms and small, dead mice. Naturally, these food sources are readily available at any pet shop. There is one more thing you need to know, especially if you have a pet Bullfrog. All Bullfrogs tend to eat less when the weather turns cold.


Right, who's next? Evil-looking giant frog pictured eating tiny rodent alive
'They even excavate pools to ensure their brood doesn't dry out.'. African bullfrogs, or Pyxicephalus adspersus in Latin, prey on insects, rodents, birds and are even known to become cannibalistic and overpower other frogs. A single individual can weigh up to two kilograms, reach 24 cm long and grow a watertight cocoon to stop itself from drying out in the unforgiving African sun.


Right, who's next? Evil-looking giant frog pictured eating tiny rodent alive
Goner: This giant African bull frog made quite a meal of this unlucky mouse. Senior Tropical House Keeper at Newquay Zoo, Dan Garrick is an expert in feeding these greedy bullfrogs. 'They are huge predatory frogs that sit and wait for animals to pass by,' said 30-year-old Dan.


Bullfrog
Bullfrog stomachs have been found to have rodents, baby muskrats, small turtles, snakes, frogs (including bullfrogs), birds, and a bat, as well as the many invertebrates, such as insects. These studies show the bullfrog's diet is unique among North American Rana. Bullfrogs are also known to eat ducklings and tadpoles.


Right, who's next? Evil-looking giant frog pictured eating tiny rodent alive
Evil-looking giant frog pictured eating tiny rodent alive. This danger mouse met a sticky end when crossing the path of the voracious African bull frog. The pimpled and veiny behemoth has the self-satisfied air of one who takes pleasure in eating a hearty meal, even if it is a live rodent struggling for survival.


What does the bullfrog eat?
What does a bullfrog eat? Insects, small fish, snakes. they also eat large insects, worms, small fish, and mice they don't eat snakes. How do bullfrogs eat? Bullfrogs can absorb things through their skin, but they mostly eat just like a normal frog would; through their mouths, using their tongues.


Bullfrog
Bullfrogs can adapt and live almost anywhere if there is water nearby. They can eat rodents, insects, small fish, arachnids, small birds, crustaceas, small mammals, worms, and other frogs. Because of this, they have been blamed for many animal extinctions. Bullfrogs live in large bodies of water such as swamps, lakes, and ponds.


Bullfrog Diet
Bullfrogs Eat Many Things. The Bullfrog, however, eats many more things, as well. These include small mammals, birds, snakes, turtles, field mice, frogs of competing species, even smaller Bullfrogs. Itâs true. Large Bullfrogs will attack and consume smaller Bullfrogs because Bullfrogs, in general, are cannibalistic. They eat their own kind.


Bullfrog
In captivity, pet bullfrogs are given crickets, worms, small fish, rodents, and fruit flies. In the wild they like to eat crayfish, water beetles, snails, and dragon fly larvae. Bullfrogs will eat each other, this makes up of 80% of their diet. In a 1935 study, it was found that smaller bullfrogs eat mostly insects.


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The giant African bullfrog or pixie frog will eat mostly insects, stuff like locusts, crickets, worms and grubs. Because of the size of these frogs when adult they will also eâ¦at large mice, and large rats, they will pretty much eat anything they can fit in there mouth. Grasshoppers will kill them or make them very ill, so if you have one in captivity do not feed them grasshoppers!       Insects, small frogs, small snakes, fish.    bull frogs can eat flies, fish, craw fish, worms, crawling insects, crabs, snakes, tadpoles. Chassity Smith.


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From spreadsheets, to tables in web pages, databasesâanywhere you can visualize a table with location data you can paste it into BatchGeo. If you are starting from scratch, we recommend using our Spreadsheet Template to get started with your data, then simply copy the data over to BatchGeo to create a pin map.We make our best guess at your intended columns like the address, city, state, zip code, or latitude / longitude.e geocode your postcodes / addresses and make your map. It may take a few minutes depending on how many addresses you have, if you already had latitude and longitude in your data it will map instantly. After you are done mapping the addresses you can save to a web page using the Continue & Save option.


Google or Yahoo Mapping with BatchGeo
An easy way to get all your addresses mapped into Google or Yahoo maps, is with BatchGeo. Using a spreadsheet of your location information, BatchGeo will do the rest, mapping each of your locations and allowing you to save, print or otherwise use the resulting map.Letâs take a look at using BatchGeo.BatchGeo.sing BatchGeo. Collect your list of addresses via spreadsheet, using an app like Excel, Numbers or free apps like Google Docs or Open Office Calc. You can start with BatchGeoâs spreadsheet template but creating a new one is just as easy.


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Publisher's Description. From BatchGeo: BatchGeo for iOS is a companion application for use with BatchGeo's map making tools. The app lets you interact with your saved maps and data using the full power of your iPhone or iPad. The interface is fast and fluid and makes accessing your maps on the go a real pleasure.What's new in this version:rom BatchGeo: BatchGeo for iOS is a companion application for use with BatchGeo's map making tools.


BatchGeo for iPhone
From BatchGeo: BatchGeo for iOS is a companion application for use with BatchGeo's map making tools.The app lets you interact with your saved maps and data using the full power of your iPhone or iPad. The interface is fast and fluid and makes accessing your maps on the go a real pleasure.rom BatchGeo: BatchGeo for iOS is a companion application for use with BatchGeo's map making tools.


Geocode Addresses Quickly and Easily
BatchGeo uses the Google Maps Geocoding API, known to have some of the highest quality data available. Other services require you to write code or manually geocode addresses one by one, but our service performs everything you need to do in a few easy steps. Generally you would pick around 50 feet from the address block. 2  There is no way to know for sure how far back the building or building entrance is located, but 50 feet is usually close. 3  Finally, the geocoder has to choose a side of the street to place the address.


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Paste your location data below to map it: (Don't forget to include some header columns-You can also try our Spreadsheet Template, or hit Map Now and try it out with our example data.e geocode your postcodes / addresses and make your map. It may take a few minutes depending on how many addresses you have, if you already had latitude and longitude in your data it will map instantly. After you are done mapping the addresses you can save to a web page using the Continue & Save option.


Putting it on a map â Google, BatchGeo and Fusion Tables
As you will quickly realise this is not very efficient, fine if youâre working with a small amount of data but not for anything large scale, we need something better. Making maps with lots of points. The easiest way is just to feed the data into a website that does all the work for you. One example in BatchGeo.Handily the site is really easy to follow, with plenty of step by step instructions. Go to the website and copy and paste your data table into the box.s you will quickly realise this is not very efficient, fine if youâre working with a small amount of data but not for anything large scale, we need something better. Making maps with lots of points. The easiest way is just to feed the data into a website that does all the work for you. One example in BatchGeo.


Google or Yahoo Mapping with BatchGeo
Using BatchGeo. Collect your list of addresses via spreadsheet, using an app like Excel, Numbers or free apps like Google Docs or Open Office Calc. You can start with BatchGeoâs spreadsheet template but creating a new one is just as easy.Youâll also likely not need all the information in their template.sing BatchGeo. Collect your list of addresses via spreadsheet, using an app like Excel, Numbers or free apps like Google Docs or Open Office Calc. You can start with BatchGeoâs spreadsheet template but creating a new one is just as easy.


BatchGeo Maps a Spreadsheet Full of Addresses to a Single Google Map
In researching solutions, I came across a Google Maps mashup called BatchGeo, which made the whole task unbelievably simple. All you need to do is paste a table or spreadsheet into the webapp and it does the rest, including validating columns and addresses.The auto-generated map can then be saved for later use.BatchGeo could also be used for apartment hunters that want to visualize a spreadsheet of potential dwellings.ot a spreadsheet full of contacts and addresses you'd like to map out without spending hours manually copying and pasting between your spreadsheet and a mapping application? Reader A3sthetix points us toward BatchGeo, a smart spreadsheet-to-Google-Map conversion tool.


Geocode Addresses Quickly and Easily
You can send city names (with or without state/country), postal codes, and state or country names. BatchGeo can even take common landmarks and business names. Most of what you type into Google Maps you can include as a location in BatchGeo. Generally you would pick around 50 feet from the address block. 2  There is no way to know for sure how far back the building or building entrance is located, but 50 feet is usually close. 3  Finally, the geocoder has to choose a side of the street to place the address.


Podiatric Surgery
Recovery from bunion surgery depends on the complexity of the procedure. Some people will be able to walk on their foot immediately after surgery, while others may need to use crutches or a cane and may not be able to walk for a few weeks or longer.


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Once a patient decides to have spine surgery, the results will eventually be experiencing less pain and with less pain come additional benefits like increased activity, better physical fitness and increased productivity. The most common type of back surgery is the Spinal Fusion. During this procedure, the surgeon joins spinal bones, called vertebrae, together. This eventually restricts motion between the bones of the spine and limits the stretching of the nerves.


Podiatric Surgery
Podiatric surgery is performed to treat many foot and/or ankle conditions that have not responded to more conservative treatments, allowing patients to live without foot or ankle pain. Bunion Surgery. A bunionectomy is the most common form of bunion surgery. It is performed to relieve the pain and discomfort associated with bunions that have not responded to conservative treatment methods.


Podiatric Surgery
Podiatric surgery is performed to treat many foot and/or ankle conditions that have not responded to more conservative treatments, allowing patients to live without foot or ankle pain. Dr. Antonetz specializes in a wide range of podiatric surgery procedures, including:


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Top 4 Most Common Orthopedic Surgeries. Orthopedic surgery has to do with conditions that involve the muscles and skeletons in the human body, even though orthopedic surgeons may use nonsurgical approaches to solve orthopedic problems as well.


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Though every surgeon will see a variety of different patient cases that require different treatments, there are a few orthopedic procedures that tend to be the most common. Here are the top 4 most common orthopedic surgeries:


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Best Answer: The American falls is 176 feet (due to rocks at the base actual fall is 70 feet) and the Canadian (Hoseshoe) falls are 167 feet.


Niagara Falls Information Center
1 Height: 183 ft (56 meters) tall at its highest point to the river. The free-fall to the rocks below varies between 75-110 feet (28-33.5 meters) with an average of about 85 feet (26 m). Roughly 10 feet taller than the Horseshoe Falls.  Width: 830 feet (253 meters) measured straight across the brink.


How tall is Niagara falls?
Which part of the falls? Niagara Falls is divided into the Horseshoe Falls (Canadian side) and the American Falls. The Horseshoe Falls drop about 173 feet (53 m)...but what makes them stand out is their length: about 2,600 feet (792 m) wide. The American Falls drop about 70 feet (21 m) before reaching a jumble of fallen rocks that were deposited by a massive rock slide in 1954. The American Falls are 1,060 feet (323 m) wide.


Facts About Niagara Falls
Length of brink: 1060 feet /323.08 meters. Height: 176 feet / 53.6 meters (due to rocks at the base actual fall is 70 feet/ 21.3 meters) Volume of water: 150,000 U.S. Gallons / 567,811 Liters per second.


What is the Size of Niagara Falls?
Size of the Niagara Falls. The Horseshoe Falls has a height of 53 meters or 173 feet. The width of the waterfalls on the Canadian side is 790 meters or 2,600 feet. The American Falls has a height that fluctuates from 21-30 meters or 70-100 feet. The reason is that there are giant boulders lying on the base of the waterfalls.


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1 AKA Rainbow Falls.  Height: 183 ft (56 meters) tall at its highest point to the river. The free-fall to the rocks below varies between 75-110 feet (28-33.5 meters) with an average of about 85 feet (26 m). Roughly 10 feet taller than the Horseshoe Falls.


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Volume of water: 600,000 U.S. gallons / 2,271,247 liters per second. Interesting fact: According to the U.S.G.S. (United States Geological Survey) of Niagara Falls, it appears that almost 1/3 of the Canadian Falls lies within US Territory and Terrapin Point is in Canada.


What is the Size of Niagara Falls?
The height of the Niagara Falls may not be that unusually high but it is really, really wide. The amount of water that falls over the ridge during high flow is more than 168,000 cubic meters or six million cubic feet every minute.


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About Niagara Falls. Height: 183 ft (56 meters) tall at its highest point to the river. The free-fall to the rocks below varies between 75-110 feet (28-33.5 meters) with an average of about 85 feet (26 m). Roughly 10 feet taller than the Horseshoe Falls.


Niagara Falls Information Center
About Niagara Falls. 1  AKA Rainbow Falls.  Height: 183 ft (56 meters) tall at its highest point to the river. The free-fall to the rocks below varies between 75-110 feet (28-33.5 meters) with an average of about 85 feet (26 m). Roughly 10 feet taller than the Horseshoe Falls.


About Xbox Live on Xbox 360
A wired network connection is the fastest and most reliable way to connect to Xbox Live. For a wired connection, you use a network cable to connect your Xbox 360 console to a router or modem. Here's what you need: 1  A router, gateway, or modem.2  A network cable.ow to connect your Xbox 360 console to Xbox Live. You can connect your console to Xbox Live with either a wired or wireless connection. Here's how: 1  Wired connection.


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2. Connect the Ethernet cable. You will find the Ethernet port at the back of the Xbox 360. Connect the Ethernet cable to this port and then connect the other end to your router or directly to your Internet modem.Make sure the connection is secured.. Connect the Ethernet cable. You will find the Ethernet port at the back of the Xbox 360. Connect the Ethernet cable to this port and then connect the other end to your router or directly to your Internet modem.


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Wired Connection: Connect your game system to your router. Plug one end of the Ethernet cable into the port on your Xbox 360 console, and the other into one of the free connections on your network router or directly into your modem.Access you game console network settings. Select Test Xbox Live Connection from the menu.f your Xbox 360 console has built-in Wi-Fi, such as the Xbox 360 S, skip to the next step. Otherwise, snap the adapter into the tab slots on the back of the video game console and plug the USB cable into the port beneath. Extend the antenna.


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Wireless Connection: Connect your wireless network adapter. If your Xbox 360 console has built-in Wi-Fi, such as the Xbox 360 S, skip to the next step. Otherwise, snap the adapter into the tab slots on the back of the video game console and plug the USB cable into the port beneath.Extend the antenna.f your Xbox 360 console has built-in Wi-Fi, such as the Xbox 360 S, skip to the next step. Otherwise, snap the adapter into the tab slots on the back of the video game console and plug the USB cable into the port beneath. Extend the antenna.


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If you don't have a wireless adapter for your Xbox console, you're not out of luck yet; you can still get on Xbox Live using some devices around your house. First connect the console to a laptop using an Ethernet cable. Make sure the laptop can connect to the Internet.Then you'll have to bridge the connection between the laptop and the Xbox console. This means the two pieces of hardware will be linked, and the console can act as if the laptop's antenna is its own.f you don't have a wireless adapter for your Xbox console, you're not out of luck yet; you can still get on Xbox Live using some devices around your house. First connect the console to a laptop using an Ethernet cable. Make sure the laptop can connect to the Internet.


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Connecting an Xbox 360 to a Wired Home Network Connecting an Xbox 360 to a Wired Home Network Connect to the InternetThe first step is to connect your Xbox 360 console to your Internet connection.Hereâs how:Plug one end of a network cable into a port on your router or gateway.onnecting an Xbox 360 to a Wired Home Network Connecting an Xbox 360 to a Wired Home Network Connect to the InternetThe first step is to connect your Xbox 360 console to your Internet connection.


How do i connect my xbox 360 to the internet?
---Skip step 4 if you don't plan to buy a router--- 4. To get a connection to your Xbox 360 without a router, unplug the ethernet cable from the back of your computer and take it all the way to the back of your 360 and plug it in there.Note: This will obviously disable the internet connection on your computer.--Skip step 4 if you don't plan to buy a router--- 4. To get a connection to your Xbox 360 without a router, unplug the ethernet cable from the back of your computer and take it all the way to the back of your 360 and plug it in there.


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1 The first step is to connect your Xbox 360 console to your Internet connection. 2  Hereâs how: 3  Plug one end of a network cable into a port on your router or gateway. 4  You might need a long network cable, depending upon on the location of your router or modem.onnecting an Xbox 360 to a Wired Home Network Connecting an Xbox 360 to a Wired Home Network Connect to the InternetThe first step is to connect your Xbox 360 console to your Internet connection.


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When you're ready to take your gaming skills online, you can connect the Xbox 360 online to play with -- or against -- other gamers. Connecting to Xbox Live also gives you the ability to purchase new games, movies and songs via the Xbox Live Marketplace.f you don't have a wireless adapter for your Xbox console, you're not out of luck yet; you can still get on Xbox Live using some devices around your house. First connect the console to a laptop using an Ethernet cable. Make sure the laptop can connect to the Internet.


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Connecting a Console to the Internet. Depending on your console, the exact setup process will vary. Older consoles: If you have an original Xbox 360, you need an Ethernet cable or a separate wireless adapter. The adapter takes up the two USB ports on the back of the console.f you don't have a wireless adapter for your Xbox console, you're not out of luck yet; you can still get on Xbox Live using some devices around your house. First connect the console to a laptop using an Ethernet cable. Make sure the laptop can connect to the Internet.