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These email boxes are not to be used when the assistant attorney general who has appeared in the case has designated another email box to be used to e-serve documents in a particular case. Rather, these email boxes are to be used to e-serve the OAG with papers under limited circumstances, as described below:


Florida Attorney General
Election and terms of office[edit] As with the other two cabinet posts and the office of lieutenant governor, there is a limit of two four-year terms for the Attorney General. The Governor of Florida is restricted to two consecutive terms, with no lifetime limit on the number of terms he or she may serve.


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Jefferson City, Mo. (August 11, 2016) â Attorney General Chris Koster is warning Missourians that several medical offices and small businesses in Missouri have reported being the victims of recent security attacks to their operating systems.


Introduction
The Attorney Generalâs Office has established certain email boxes to be used for designated purposes in complying with Florida state court eservice requirements, pursuant to Rule 2.516, Florida Rules of Judicial Administration.


Florida Attorney General
The attorney general serves as the chief legal officer of the state and is head of the Florida Department of Legal Affairs. The office is one of Florida's three elected state cabinet posts, along with the Chief Financial Officer and Agriculture Commissioner. The current attorney general is Pam Bondi, who took office on January 4, 2011. Her second term started on January 6, 2015.


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This e-serve box is only to be used for service of any pleadings filed in Department of Revenue child support cases in the Second Judicial Circuit which includes the following counties: Franklin, Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Wakulla.


Process Agent Directory
If any agency of the State fails to submit a process agent , then service may be made by personally delivering a copy of the summons and of the complaint to the Attorney General or to a deputy or assistant attorney general ; by mailing a copy of the summons and of the complaint , registered or certified mail , return receipt requested , addressed to ...


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An electronic sensor detects and measures a physical phenomenon, such as temperature, pressure, force, or acceleration, and provides a corresponding output, usually in the form of an electronic signal. view all 0 sensors results. email technical support. start a chat.


Sensors
Airflow Sensors. 1  Contain advanced microstructure technology to provide a sensitive & fast response to flow, amount/direction of air or other gases. 2  Accurate & fast response for power management. 3  PCB sensors measure the addition or backup of force, with proportional output. Humidity, Thermal & Flexible Heater Products A wide variety of humidity sensors & wall mount transducers, thermal sensing elements, thermostats/thermal switches, & flexible heaters.


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This is a list of sensors sorted by sensor type.


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Other sensors and sensor related properties and concepts. Actigraphy; Air pollution sensor; Analog image processing; Atomic force microscopy; Atomic Gravitational Wave Interferometric Sensor; Attitude control (spacecraft): Horizon sensor, Earth sensor, Sun sensor; Catadioptric sensor; Chemoreceptor; Compressive sensing; Cryogenic particle detectors; Dew warning


Sensors
Force Sensors. PCB sensors measure the addition or backup of force, with proportional output.


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SSIES, Special Sensors-Ions, Electrons, and Scintillation thermal plasma analysis package SSMIS, Special Sensor Microwave Imager / Sounder Structured-light 3D scanner


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Boards and software for faster sensor evaluation. 1  email technical support. 2  start a chat. 3  start a chat. 4  get support. 5  view distributor inventory. 6  email sales. 7  find a distributor. 8  email this page.


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Honeywell Sensing and Productivity Solutions offers a variety of electronic sensors designed to detect and measure temperature, pressure, force or acceleration Home Products


Sensors
Airflow Sensors. 1  Contain advanced microstructure technology to provide a sensitive & fast response to flow, amount/direction of air or other gases. 2  Accurate & fast response for power management. Series includes adjustable linear, null balance, digital, & linear current sensors.


Types of Sensors
Types of Sensors. A sensor is a device used to measure a property, such as pressure, position, temperature, or acceleration, and respond with feedback. TE Connectivity (TE) is a global technology leader, providing sensors and connectivity essential in todayâs increasingly connected world. TE is one of the largest sensor companies in the world.


Dentistry
Certain Veterans may receive dental treatment from VA. VA dental care eligibility and Veteran dental care benefits are based on a number of factors. Both the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) and the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) may make decisions regarding dental benefits and treatment.


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1 You have been provided care by a VA health care provider within the last 24 months. 2  You are financially liable to the provider of the emergency treatment for that treatment. 3  You have no other form of health care insurance. 4  You do not have coverage under Medicare, Medicaid, or a state program.


Veteran's Medical Benefits Package
The Medical Benefits Package will generally be provided to all enrolled veterans regardless of your priority group. Public Law calls for VA to provide you hospital care and outpatient care services that are defined as needed. VA defines needed as care or service that will promote, preserve, and restore health.


VA Dental Care
In addition, Veterans enrolled in VA health care may purchase dental insurance at a reduced cost through the VA Dental Insurance Program (VADIP). Beneficiaries of VAâs Civilian Health and Medical Programâa health insurance program for dependents of Veteransâare also eligible for VADIP.


Atlanta VA Health Care System
1 You are enrolled in the VA health care system. 2  You have been provided care by a VA health care provider within the last 24 months. 3  You are financially liable to the provider of the emergency treatment for that treatment.


VA Dental Care
Services offered through VADIP include diagnostic, preventive, surgical, emergency, and endodontic and restorative treatment. Veterans and other beneficiaries who choose to purchase VADIP pay a fixed monthly premium and any copayments required for coverage, depending on the type of plan selected.


James A. Haley Veteransâ Hospital - Tampa, Florida
1 You have no other form of health care insurance. 2  You do not have coverage under Medicare, Medicaid, or a state program. 3  You do not have coverage under any other VA programs. 4  You have no other contractual or legal recourse against a third party that will pay all or part of the bill.


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1. Slice country ham about 1/4 inch thick. 2. After allowing skillet to warm on low heat, place slices in skillet, cover with a lid and cook for about 10 minutes, turning often (when frying 1 - 2 center slices or 5 - 6 sandwich / biscuit slices). 3.What's left is the redeye gravy fixin's.fter allowing skillet to warm on low heat, place slices in skillet, cover with a lid and cook for about 10 minutes, turning often (when frying 1 - 2 center slices or 5 - 6 sandwich / biscuit slices). 3. What's left is the redeye gravy fixin's.


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Heat oven to 325 degrees. Stack ham slices and cut into 1/2 inches. Place ham in deep oven proof dish. Place pineapple slices between ham slices.Mix sugar, mustard, and reserved syrup in small saucepan and bring to boil and simmer to thicken slightly. Pour over the slices, cover with foil and bake for 30 minutes.eat oven to 325 degrees. Stack ham slices and cut into 1/2 inches. Place ham in deep oven proof dish. Place pineapple slices between ham slices.


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Place ham (skin side up) in a deep open roaster. Roaster should be deep enough for water to completely cover the ham. Pre-heat oven at 350 F, add hot water to within two inches of top of roaster containing ham, cook for 10 minutes at 350 F then reduce heat to 250 F and cook for 20 minutes per pound.fter allowing skillet to warm on low heat, place slices in skillet, cover with a lid and cook for about 10 minutes, turning often (when frying 1 - 2 center slices or 5 - 6 sandwich / biscuit slices). 3. What's left is the redeye gravy fixin's.


Sliced Ham Recipes
Baking Sliced Country Ham. Pre heat oven to 325 degrees. Remove skin and bone from the ham slices. Place ham in a 15x18x2 inch roasting pan or Pyrex dish. Put as many layers of ham as you would like. Cover bottom of pan with water, approximately 1/2 to 3/4 cup.Cover with aluminum foil.aking Sliced Country Ham. Pre heat oven to 325 degrees. Remove skin and bone from the ham slices. Place ham in a 15x18x2 inch roasting pan or Pyrex dish. Put as many layers of ham as you would like. Cover bottom of pan with water, approximately 1/2 to 3/4 cup. Cover with aluminum foil.


Baked Ham Slices
1 Put ham slices in a single layer in a roast pan with a cover. 2  Combine apple juice, brown sugar, and dry mustard. 3  Pour over ham. 4  Bake, covered, at 350F for about 2 hours, or until liquid reduces to approximately 1/2 - 1 cup. Put ham slices in a single layer in a roast pan with a cover. 2  Combine apple juice, brown sugar, and dry mustard. 3  Pour over ham. 4  Bake, covered, at 350F for about 2 hours, or until liquid reduces to approximately 1/2 - 1 cup.


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The ham slices should be sliced to desired thickness. Do not trim any excess fat from the slices until after frying. If ham seems too salty, soak slices in lukewarm water 30 minutes before frying. Place slices in skillet turning lean part of ham away from the hottest part of the skillet.Add just a little water. Fry slowly for 4 to 8 minutes.he ham slices should be sliced to desired thickness. Do not trim any excess fat from the slices until after frying. If ham seems too salty, soak slices in lukewarm water 30 minutes before frying. Place slices in skillet turning lean part of ham away from the hottest part of the skillet. Add just a little water.


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1 If it does not or it says ham must be cooked, cook the ham slices an additional 10 minutes. 2  You can use a meat thermometer to see when the ham steak is cooked enough. 3  It should reach 130Â°F, (55Â°C), when inserted in the middle of the steak.am steaks are just thick slices of ham cut from a whole or a half ham. The best ham steaks come from the center portion of the ham and are boneless. You can usually find ham steaks in the grocery store pre-cut or you can ask a butcher to slice off steaks for you from a whole or half ham.


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Our party bus can accommodate a maximum of 32 - 35 passengers. Bus hire price â R 10,250.00 per 9 hour trip. You will be required to pay a booking deposit of R 2,500.00 to secure your date â this will be subtracted from the hiring fee!! You will need to pay a R 2,500.00 refundable breakage deposit.


How Much Does a Party Bus Cost?
1 On average, a party bus rental is going to range anywhere from $75 to $300 per hour. 2  For example, RideMyPartyBus.com offers their bus as a party venue for $125 to $150 per hour. 3  They can accommodate weddings, proms, and other special occasions. 4  Another company that offers the party bus is BongoBus.com.


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Party Buses cost anywhere between $200-600 /hour, depending on what it is equipped with and what kind of a bus it is built on. Royal American Tours & Charter out of Los Angele â¦ s, California offers it's party buses for $250 /hour and they are built on real charter buses, not school buses or trucks.


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Our party bus can accommodate a maximum of 32 - 35 passengers. Bus hire price â R 10,250.00 per 9 hour trip. You will be required to pay a booking deposit of R 2,500.00 to secure your date â this will be subtracted from the hiring fee!!


Cheap Party Bus Limo Hire
Our Party Bus limo hire cars can fit up to 16 passengers inside; this means the cost can be split in so many ways that you are literally paying peanuts for the fantastic experience of cheap limo hire.


South Africa
Our party bus can accommodate a maximum of 32 - 35 passengers. Bus hire price â R 10,250.00 per 9 hour trip. You will be required to pay a booking deposit of R 2,500.00 to secure your date â this will be subtracted from the hiring fee!! You will need to pay a R 2,500.00 refundable breakage deposit. This is what we do:


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How the bus works:-. We are situated in Gauteng. Our party bus can accommodate a maximum of 32 - 35 passengers. Bus hire price â R 10,250.00 per 9 hour trip.


How Much Does a Party Bus Cost?
The cost of a party bus will vary according to the type of vehicle, the number of people, the amount of time, the accommodations, and other various factors. How much is it? 1  On average, a party bus rental is going to range anywhere from $75 to $300 per hour.


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1 A stretch limo such as this costs $150 to $175 per hour and seats 6 to 8 people. 2  SUV limos cost $125 to $175 per hour, with Cadillac Escalades are the most common rental for this class, which seat 5 to 6 persons.


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1 A party bus holding over 20 people can run $125 to $175 per hour, and a mini bus (holding 30 people) can run $150 to $200 per hour. 2  According to Wednet.com, a typical wedding rental package runs from $250 â $500 for three hours of service depending on your vehicle preference. 3  Exotic vehicle choices cost much higher.


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Quick Answer. Synthetic car oil needs to be changed after 10,000 to 20,000 miles, depending on the climate and driving distances. The recommended non-synthetic oil change is every 3 months or 3,000 miles, whichever comes first. However, synthetic oils, which cost nearly twice as much as conventional oils, require less time between changes because of their ability to withstand high temperature levels.


The correct Synthetic Oil change interval
Mobil 1 Extended Performance synthetic oil is recommended for oil change intervals up to 15,000 miles or one year, whichever occurs first. Thatâs roughly FIVE TIMES longer than conventional oil change wisdom recommends. Thatâs massive. Imagine the savings from both the actual oil and the change procedure costs.


How Often Should I Change Synthetic Blend Oil?
Synthetic bland oil should be changed every 7,500 miles in most cars. Some makes and models, however, require owners to change the oil more or less often.


How Often Should I Change Synthetic Blend Oil?
Full Answer. Some cars can go as far as 15,000 miles with synthetic oil before needing an oil change. Therefore, car owners must read the specs in the owner's manual to determine how many miles they can drive before changing the oil is necessary.


influence
n. 1. an effect of one person or thing on another. 2. the power of a person or thing to have such an effect. 3. power or sway resulting from ability, wealth, position, etc. 4. a person or thing having influence.


Pragmatics
Without knowing the context, the identity of the speaker, and his or her intent, it is difficult to infer the meaning with confidence. For example: 1  It could mean that you have green ambient lighting. 2  It could mean that you have a green light while driving your car.


Are these true or false?
Answers. Best Answer: I know some of these since I studied linguistics, let's see: Context influences meaning. True Syntax and morphology refer to the same discipline in linguistics. False Language changes gradually rather than quickly.


Are these true or false?
Context influences meaning. S.I. Hayakawa advanced the study of general semantics. Syntax and morphology refer to the same discipline in linguistics. Language changes gradually rather than quickly. The three types of fallacies targeted by structural linguists are called logical, normative, and semantic... show more Context influences meaning.


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context noun [C] (RELATED EVENTS). âº the âinfluences and âevents ârelated to a âparticular âevent or âsituation: a âhistorical/âliterary context He is âwilling to âlook for âsolutions in the context of âchanges to the health-care âsystem.


Pragmatics
1 The study of the meaning in context, and the influence that a given context can have on the message. 2  It requires knowledge of the speaker's identities, and the place and time of the utterance. 3  The study of implicatures, i.e. the things that are communicated even though they are not explicitly expressed.


Missouri's Most Irritating Plant
Urushiol is found in every part of the poison ivy plant throughout the year. This includes the leaf, the stem, the stalk and the roots. The oil can remain active on dead and dried plants for 2-5 years. Unwashed clothing can still deliver active urushiol a year or two later.


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This poison sumac picture shows the plant in its preferred habitat. Poison sumac is a shrub (some consider it a small tree) that grows in swampy areas. The photo above shows a poison sumac shrub growing amidst other plants that grow in wet areas, such as ferns, cattails and winterberry holly.


Poison Sumac Pictures
Poison Sumac Pictures. Poison Sumac Pictures: Identify This Shrub of Swamps, Pond Shorelines Photo of poison sumac plant growing in its native habitat: a swamp. Let these poison sumac pictures help you in identifying Toxicodendron vernix (the poisonous plant's new Latin name, replacing the older name, Rhus vernix). Our images include closeup photos of the shrub's plant parts so that you can make a precise identification.


Missouri's Most Irritating Plant
Although a fortunate few are immune to poison ivy's rashes and blisters, between 50 and 70 percent of people experience physical reactions to contact with the plant. The unpleasant results of a brush with poison ivy may last for days, weeks or months.


Department of Transportation
All parts of the plant contain a toxic resin called urushiol that causes skin and mucous membrane irritation. When burned, inhalation of the smoke causes diarrhea and other internal irritations. A woody shrub or small tree growing up to 20 feet tall. The stems of the leaflets are always red.


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Toxicodendron vernix. (Redirected from Poison sumac) Toxicodendron vernix, commonly known as poison sumac, is a woody shrub or small tree growing to 9 m (30 ft) tall. It was previously known as Rhus vernix. This plant is also known as thunderwood, particularly where it occurs in the southern United States.


Department of Transportation
All parts of the plant contain a toxic resin called urushiol that causes skin and mucous membrane irritation. When burned, inhalation of the smoke causes diarrhea and other internal irritations. Profile: A woody shrub or small tree growing up to 20 feet tall.


Toxicodendron vernix
Toxicodendron vernix. Toxicodendron vernix, commonly known as poison sumac, is a woody shrub or small tree growing to 9 m (30 ft) tall. It was previously known as Rhus vernix. This plant is also known as thunderwood, particularly where it occurs in the southern United States.


How to Recognize Poison Ivy, Oak, and Sumac - Topic Overview
In general, poison ivy grows east of the Rocky Mountains, poison oak west of the Rocky Mountains, and poison sumac in the southeastern United States. See a picture of poison ivy, oak, and sumac . The plants may look different depending on the season and the area where they are growing. But all of these plants have small white, tan, cream, or yellow berries in the fall. Their berries can help distinguish them from harmless but similar plants.


Where do I find poison ivy, oak and sumac plants?
Where does poison ivy grow? The most widespread of the three, poison ivy is found throughout most of North America, including all of the United States with the exception of California, Alaska, and Hawaii. Poison ivy can grow in many forms including a groundcover, shrub or a climbing vine. Poison ivy prefers disturbed ground so you can find it growing along the edge of your backyard, along paths, up trees and fences, and mixed in with your landscaping.


Sinan Hoxha - Gili Gili (English translation)
Oh honey this is how far your story went, who do you think you are. Oh honey stop the prattle, because you don't matter to me anymore x2. gili.gili,gi..lii,gili,gili,gil. gili.gili,gi..lii,gili,gili,gil.


What's the difference between Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air?
Accommodation, restaurants and activities are more sparse here. What you get in Gili Meno, is a glorious slice of island life, that you donât have to share with the crowds. Walking around the island and observing the diversity of flaura, fauna and birdlife around the saltwater lake should be on any visitorâs itinerary. The island also houses a bird park and a turtle hatchery.


Gilli
Gilli is a young warlock who entered the Decennial Tournament in Camelot in which there are no rules. Despite the risk of his own execution, he used magic to increase his chance of victory.


Gilli
Merlin warns Gilli of the danger of using magic in Camelot and tells him he had best withdraw. Gilli refuses, saying he has every right to be in the tournament - there are no rules and he is simply using his particular skill. He makes it to the final round of the tournament meaning he would face either Arthur or Uther having killed at least one opponent and possibly two.


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With a combination of idyllic conditions and reputable dive outfits, weâve narrowed down the top spots to get certified â from the Caribbean to the Maldives, and everywhere in between. Clown fish, Halik Reef, Gili Trawangan, Indonesia.


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Learning to freedive in Indonesia. Freediving. It's easy to understand its appeal. Keen to experience the deep ocean without the cumbersome steel tank and tangle of tubes myself, I decided to give it a whirl on a trip to Indonesia's Gili Islands. Freediving is an athletic sport, requiring a certain standard of fitness so you can swim down to a reef and then fin your way up to the surface again.


What's the difference between Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air?
Thereâs more budget accommodation on offer in Gili Trawangan, much less in Gili Meno, and in Gili Air, budget accommodation is really out of the way. To have a comfortable stay, and be close to the beach in the Gili islands, you really want to budget IDR450,000 â 600,000 a night.


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Welcome to Gili Islands. Picture three miniscule desert islands, fringed by white-sand beaches and coconut palms, sitting in a turquoise sea: the Gilis are a vision of paradise.


What's the difference between Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air?
If you have the time to visit all three Gilis, you really should. Experiencing the different vibes of these diverse islands first-hand is the best part of the Gili experience, and understanding what makes this cluster of paradise islands so unique. Check out our aerial map of Gili Meno for a birdâs eye view of the island here.


Gilli
â Gilli to Merlin. Every ten years, a tournament is held in Camelot where there are no rules and anyone may enter. Gilli decides to enter the tournament this particular year. While travelling to Camelot, he is accosted by two bullies also on their way to the tournament named Tindr and Nollar who steal his sword.


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reproductive cells or you can also say the 23rd pair in the chromosome of the reproductive cell under goes the meiosis and the 23rd pair is called sex chromosome. Germ cells are the only cells that can undergo meiosis as well as mitosis.


What cells undergo meiosis?
reproductive cells or you can also say the 23rd pair in the chromosome of the reproductive cell under goes the meiosis and the 23rd pair is called sex chromosome. Germ cells are the only cells that can undergo meiosis as well as mitosis. Germ cells produce gametes.


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The cells that undergo meiosis are called germ cells which produces sex cells. Men have sperm, and women have eggs. Sex cells are also known as gametes or haploid cells, since â¦ they have half the number of chromosomes as the rest of the cells in our body.


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Answer   reproductive cells or you can also say the 23rd pair in the chromosome of the reproductive cell under goes the meiosis and the 23rd pair is called sex chromosome â¦ Germ cells are the only cells that can undergo meiosis as well as  mitosis.


How did a single cell evolve into a multi-celled organism?
All somatic cells, or body cells, divide by the process of mitosis. The only cells in the human body that do not undergo mitosis are the gametes, or sex cells (egg and sperm) which undergo a different process called meiosis.


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The cells that undergo meiosis are called germ cells which produces sex cells. Men have sperm, and women have eggs. Sex cells are also known as gametes or haploid cells, since â¦ they have half the number of chromosomes as the rest of the cells in our body. 2 people found this useful.


Types Of Cells That Undergo Mitosis And Meiosis
In animals that undergo sexual reproduction, gamete (sperm and eggs) or cell production is only possible when each animals chromosome significantly reduced by half the actual number. This process of chromosome reduction to haploid from diploid is usually followed by what is referred to as meiosis.


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A. Cells that undergo mitosis increase the number of somatic cells; cells that undergo meiosis increase the number of sex cells. B. Cells that undergo mitosis keep the same number of somatic cells; cells that undergo meiosis decrease the number of sex cells by half.


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According to the latest figures, the highest hourly average (median) wages are earned in Calgary, Alberta at $25.76 per hour and the lowest average (median) wages are earned in Fredericton / Oromocto, New Brunswick at $20 per hour.


Payroll Clerk Salary Canada
Examples of some job titles are: payroll clerk, payroll officer and pay advisor. According to the latest figures, the highest hourly average (median) wages are earned in Calgary, Alberta at $25.76 per hour and the lowest average (median) wages are earned in Fredericton / Oromocto, New Brunswick at $20 per hour.


Payroll Clerk Salary Canada
Average Payroll Clerkâs Salary in Canada. The table below details the hourly wages for Payroll Clerks. The Canadian national occupation classification code (NOC) for this role is 1432. Job titles and exact duties vary in this occupation. Examples of some job titles are: payroll clerk, payroll officer and pay advisor.


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And Yvon Fontaine, the former president of the University of Moncton, earned a salary range that maxed out at $300,000 in the last year, while his successor Raymond Theberge thÃ©berge earns a salary of250,000, 250000 according to the. university


UNB president's salary could hit $349,999
(University of New Brunswick). And Yvon Fontaine, the former president of the University of Moncton, earned a salary range that maxed out at $300,000 in the last year, while his successor Raymond Theberge thÃ©berge earns a salary of250,000, 250000 according to the. university


Payroll Clerk Salary Canada
Average Payroll Clerkâs Salary in Canada. The table below details the hourly wages for Payroll Clerks. The Canadian national occupation classification code (NOC) for this role is 1432. Job titles and exact duties vary in this occupation.


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A typical full-time annual salary for this occupation is in the region of $35,000 â $50,000. Government data indicates that there will be enough job seekers for this profession for the near future.


Brian Gallant takes a pay cut, reduces ministerial salaries
Gallant will see his salary drop to $152,150 from $164,000. The provinceâs 12 cabinet ministers receive a $52,614 top-up on their MLA salary and that gives them a total salary of $137,614. With the pay cut, the ministers will now earn $132,353.


UNB president's salary could hit $349,999
NB Power is one government agency that has more employees with salaries of $100,000 or more than UNB. Gaetan GaÃ«tan, thomas the president and chief executive officer of the power, corporation can earn a maximum salary of324,999, 324999 which is less THANâunb s. president


UNB president's salary could hit $349,999
The University of New Brunswick released a document showing its president earns between $325,000 and $349,999. But UNB isnât the only post-secondary institution in New Brunswick that pays its president upwards of $300,000.


What are Bariatric Aids, Products or Equipment
What is bariatric equipment. Simply put it is equipment and supplies that are designed for larger or obese patients. The term bariatric aids, or bariatric equipment, comes from the merging of two Greek words, baros which means weight and iatrics meaning medical treatment. Bariatric Equipment designs cater for the larger person and features increased weight capacities, heavy duty supports and wider widths to fit the persons needs.


What are Bariatric Aids, Products or Equipment
Bariatric Aids Include: 1  Bariatric Seating and Lifts - Including lift recline chairs and lifting devices. 2  Bedroom Equipment - Heavy duty and adjustable beds, bed transfer boards, hoists and slings, patient lifters, pressure care mattresses.


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Related: 1  Lift Chairs and Seating Products for Seniors and Disabled - Information and reviews on a variety of lift chairs and power recliners for seniors and people with a disability. 2  Disability Assistive Products and Aids for the Disabled - Handy and useful products and aids for people with disabilities and the disabled to use around the home.


Low Cost Weight loss Surgery in India
Bariatric surgery. Bariatric surgery (weight loss surgery) includes a variety of procedures performed on people who have obesity. Weight loss is achieved by reducing the size of the stomach with a gastric band or through removal of a portion of the stomach (sleeve gastrectomy or biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch) or by resecting and re-routing the small intestine to a small stomach pouch (gastric bypass surgery).


What are Bariatric Aids, Products or Equipment
Synopsis: Information and definition of bariatric equipment and aids that caters for the larger person and feature increased weight capacities. Bariatric The branch of medicine that deals with the causes, prevention, and treatment of obesity.


What are Bariatric Aids, Products or Equipment
Anyone regardless of age, who has limitations in health and social care due to their weight, physical size, shape, width, health, mobility, tissue viability and environmental access with one or more of the following area's: 1  Has a Body Mass Index (BMI) > 40 kg/m2 and or are 40kg above ideal weight for height (NICE 2004)


Bariatric surgery
Bariatric surgery includes a variety of procedures performed on people who have obesity. Weight loss is achieved by reducing the size of the stomach with a gastric band or through removal of a portion of the stomach or by resecting and re-routing the small intestine to a small stomach pouch. Long-term studies show the procedures cause significant long-term loss of weight, recovery from diabetes, improvement in cardiovascular risk factors, and a mortality reduction from 40% to 23%. The U.S. Natio


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/bÃ¦r.iËÃ¦t.rÉªk/ specialized. â. âº relating to the treatment of obesity (= being too fat in a way that is dangerous to health): a bariatric surgeon/specialist.


What are Bariatric Aids, Products or Equipment
What is bariatric equipment Simply put it is equipment and supplies that are designed for larger or obese patients. The term bariatric aids, or bariatric equipment, comes from the merging of two Greek words, baros which means weight and iatrics meaning medical treatment. Bariatric Equipment designs cater for the larger person and features increased weight capacities, heavy duty supports and wider widths to fit the persons needs.


What are Bariatric Aids, Products or Equipment
Synopsis: Published: 2012-07-10 (Rev. 2016-09-23) - Information and definition of bariatric equipment and aids that caters for the larger person and feature increased weight capacities. For further information pertaining to this article contact: Ian Langtree at Disabled World.


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Quick Answer. To install insulation in a garage ceiling, first choose the type of insulation that will work best in the space. Each insulation type offers different benefits and requires a different procedure for installation. Continue Reading.


Garage Remodel Tips
Transform your garage into a room by adding wiring, insulation and wall covering. A finished garage can become a workshop, mechanic's space, play space or even a private den. By the DIY experts of The Family Handyman Magazine. Add blocking and framing.


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Where to Install Garage Insulation. 1  Doors: Insulate the garage doors. 2  Walls: Insulate the wall between the garage and the rest of the house. 3  Ceiling: Insulate the ceiling.


Make Your Garage Energy Efficient. Easy Install of Radiant Barrier Insulation to Garage Doors.
Intro: Make Your Garage Energy Efficient. Easy Install of Radiant Barrier Insulation to Garage Doors. I needed to fix a failed fiberglass insulation kit for garage doors from Owens Corning. Found the solution at one of the local big box home improvement stores ... Step 1: Cleaning Preparation and Cutting Tools.


How to Install Fiberglass Batt Insulation
Fiberglass batts are the cheapest, easiest way to insulate new walls. However, they're often installed poorlyâand even small gaps can reduce efficiency as much as 25 percent. In this article, we'll show you how to avoid those mistakes, how to cut and fit fiberglass batts and how to work around electrical outlets and cables.


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Insulate and air seal the garage ceiling and interior walls and your house will be warm and comfortable during the winter. Tagged as: air leakage, air leaking, airsealing, attached garage, fiberglass insulation, garage, garage ceiling, insulate garage, insulate slab, insulation. { 1 commentâ¦ read it below or add one }.


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Where to Install Garage Insulation. 1  Doors: Insulate the garage doors. Un-insulated garage doors allows for the bulk of heat loss and gain. 2  Walls: Insulate the wall between the garage and the rest of the house. This will reduce heat, cold, moisture and noise from coming into your home. 3  Ceiling: Insulate the ceiling.


Insulating Your Garage and Garage Door Saves You Money
Where to Install Garage Insulation. Doors: Insulate the garage doors. Un-insulated garage doors allows for the bulk of heat loss and gain. See Garage Door Insulation Kit. Walls: Insulate the wall between the garage and the rest of the house. This will reduce heat, cold, moisture and noise from coming into your home.


Should I Insulate My Garage Ceiling or Garage Walls?
In both cases, it is usually more difficult and more challenging to insulate the garage exterior walls. A garage is truly difficult to make into conditioned space. Simple answer: If there is an finished space over the garage, insulate at the garage ceiling. If there is no finished space, insulate at the interior wall.


Read your Bread Labels and Avoid Bromilated Breads!
Egypt for an example relies on the production of wheat from their country, aside from buying/subsidies from other countries to feed the 80 million people in the country. One main supplier of wheat to many countries around the world is the United States. There are some countries that add Bromide to the flour of bread.


Read your Bread Labels and Avoid Bromilated Breads!
A main food staple around the world is bread. Egypt for an example relies on the production of wheat from their country, aside from buying/subsidies from other countries to feed the 80 million people in the country. One main supplier of wheat to many countries around the world is the United States.


Nutrition and healthy eating
It may seem like it doesn't add up, but white whole-wheat bread is made with whole grains, just as is regular whole-wheat bread. White whole-wheat bread is made from the whole grain â bran, germ and endosperm â similar to that of regular whole-wheat bread.


Is Whole Wheat Bread Actually Healthier than White Bread?
For example, the glycemic index of whole wheat bread is 92, compared to 69 in bread containing 75% whole wheat grains. Bread consisting of 80% whole barley flour has a glycemic index of 95, compared to a 57 index in bread containing 80% whole barley grains.


The Truth About Bread
Eating whole grains, on the other hand, is a sound weight loss strategy. In one study, people on a lower-calorie diet that included whole grains, such as whole wheat bread, lost more belly fat than those who ate only refined grains, such as white bread and white rice.


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Wheat supplies about 20 percent of the food calories for the world's people and is a national staple in many countries. In easten Europe and Russia, over 30 percent of the calories consumed come from wheat. The per capita consumption of wheat in the United States exceeds that of any other single food staple.


Wheat in the world B.C. Curtis
India is one of the largest wheat producers in the world with about 25 million ha under production and averaging almost 60 million tonnes in recent years. More than 90 percent of the area is sown to bread wheat, which is grown throughout the country. Durum or macaroni wheat accounts for around 8 percent of the area.


14 Banned Foods Still Allowed in the U.S.
âFor numerous suspicious and disturbing reasons, the U.S. has allowed foods that are banned in many other developed countries into our food supply,â says nutritionist Mira Calton who, together with her husband Jayson Calton, Ph.D., wrote the new book Rich Food, Poor Food due out this February.


Background
The United States is a major wheat-producing country, with output typically exceeded only by China, the European Union, and India. During the first decade of the 2000s, wheat ranked third among U.S. field crops in both planted acreage and gross farm receipts, behind corn and soybeans.


Chapter 13: Inventory Management
Annual ordering cost is a (constant) function of the number of orders per year and the ordering cost per order: (D/Q) * S. D = Demand, usually in units per year. S = Ordering cost per order. Because the number of orders per year, D/Q, decreases as Q increases, annual ordering cost is inversely related to order size.


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Over 65% of most companies do not compute inventory carrying costs, they use rough estimates. ! Leading logistics experts place the cost of carrying inventory between. 18% per year and 75% per year depending on the type of products and. business. ! The standard ârule of thumbâ for inventory carrying cost is 25% of. inventory value on hand. ! The cost of capital is the leading factor in determining the percentage.


Chapter 13: Inventory Management
Holding, or carrying costs: Cost to carry an item in inventory - physically, in storage - for a length of time, usually a year. Costs include interest, insurance, taxes (in some states), depreciation, obsolescence, deterioration, spoilage, pilferage, breakage, tracking, picking, and warehousing costs (heat, light, rent, security).


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Divide the figure from Step 7 by the average inventory value. Continuing the same example, $81,000 / 200,000 = 40.5 percent. This figure represents the annual inventory cost. In other words, the inventory cost is 40.5 cents for every $1 of inventory held.


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Assume the annual cost of inventory handing is $15,000. Calculate the opportunity cost of the money invested in the inventory. Opportunity cost is money invested in inventory that you could have used for something else. Determine the average value of the inventory held.


Chapter 13: Inventory Management
A system to keep track of the inventory on hand and on order. 2. A reliable forecast of demand that includes an indication of possible forecast error. 3. Knowledge of lead times and lead time variability. 4. Reasonable estimates of inventory holding costs, ordering costs, and shortage costs.


Chapter 13: Inventory Management
Inventory turnover: Ratio of average cost of goods sold to average inventory investment. The turnover ratio indicates how many times a year the inventory is sold. Generally, the higher the ratio, the better, because that implies more efficient use of inventories.


What are 'Holding Costs'
Businesses measure the frequency of cash collections using the inventory turnover ratio, which is (cost of goods sold) / (inventory). For example, a company that has $1 million in cost of goods sold and an inventory balance of $200,000 has a turnover ratio of 5. The goal is to increase sales and reduce the required amount of inventory, so that the turnover ratio increases.


What are 'Holding Costs'
What are 'Holding Costs'. Holding costs are the costs associated with storing inventory that remains unsold, and these costs are one component of total inventory costs, along with ordering costs and shortage costs. A firmâs holding costs include the cost of goods damaged or spoiled, as well as the cost of storage space, labor and insurance.


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This figure should include all rent and insurance premiums paid on the space where the inventory is stored. For example, if you rent a warehouse to store your inventory at a monthly cost of $2,000, the annual storage space cost is $2,000 x 12 = $24,000. Determine the annual taxes paid on the inventory held. You can typically get this information from your company's balance sheet or from your company's accountant.


Here's How Much 10 Of The Richest People In The World Made Per Minute In 2013
1 Bill Gates: He earned $11.5 billion this year which works out to be ~$33.3 million per day; $1.38 million per hour; or ~$23,148 per minute. 2  Sheldon Adelson: The casino mogul earned $11.4 billion this year which means he made ~$33 million per day; ~$1.38 million per hour; or $22,946 per minute.


Here's How Much 10 Of The Richest People In The World Made Per Minute In 2013
1 Warren Buffett: He made $12.7 billion this year or ~$37 million per day; ~$1.54 million per hour; or ~$25,694 per minute. 2  Bill Gates: He earned $11.5 billion this year which works out to be ~$33.3 million per day; $1.38 million per hour; or ~$23,148 per minute.


Here's How Much 10 Of The Richest People In The World Made Per Minute In 2013
Legendary investor Warren Buffett, who runs Berkshire Hathaway, made about $37 million each day this year, a new survey from Wealth-X shows. That breaks down to $1.54 million per hour each day (yes, even while he's sleeping). It also works out to be just over $25,694 per minute.


What is the difference between 2080 work days per year and 1920 hours per year?
Most jobs assume 2000 work hours per year because they assume 2 weeks of vacation or holiday, and 50 weeks of work. If you worked 40 hours a week for 50 weeks (and not paid fo â¦ r vacation time), you would work 2000 hours per year.


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Bill Gates earns Â£3,356,100,000 (Â£3.4 billion approx) a year, which is Â£279 765 000 (Â£279.7 approx) Million a month, which is Â£62 150 000 million a week,


How much does Bill Gates earn per day?
Well... Bill Gates' net worth is equal to $51 billion. He has began working with Microsoft, then know as MITS, in 1975. So I don't know NOW how much he is making, but I can find the average for you. If I only go up to the end of 2005 and begin in 1975, without counting leap years, it tallys up to $4,657,534.25.


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Forty years ago, when Bill Gates and Paul Allen launched Microsoft, Gates' goal of getting a computer on every person's desk seemed audacious. Now, 84% of U.S. households own a computer. Gates has less and less to do with the company.


Here's How Much 10 Of The Richest People In The World Made Per Minute In 2013
Legendary investor Warren Buffett, who runs Berkshire Hathaway, made about $37 million each day this year, a new survey from Wealth-X shows. That breaks down to $1.54 million per hour each day (yes, even while he's sleeping).


How to Become As Rich As Bill Gates
At last count, Bill Gates had an estimated net worth of $42 billion dollars ($42,000,000,000.000).


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Contents. 1  1 Purpose. 2  2 Prerequisite. 3  3 Replace Product Key with KMS Client Key 3.1 Determine if a KMS Client key is installed.  4 Determine if KMS Host Has Service Record in 1  DNS. 5 Set KMS Server Manually (Skip if in 2  DNS) 6 Activate 6.1 Static Registered KMS Server Example.  7 Related 1  Articles. 8 Sources.


KMS Activation for Windows Server 2016
Lets review what these updates add: * The first update allows the activation of Windows 10 from Windows 8, 8.1, and Windows Server 2012 R2 based systems. * The second is an update rollup that allows KMS to activate Windows 10 1607 long-term servicing branch (LTSB) systems and Windows Server 2016 clients. KMS License Key.


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Once your Windows workstation is activated, the operating system will check in with the University of Iowaâs KMS service every 7 days to renew its activation. A KMS activation lasts for approximately 180 days from the last successful activation/renewal of that activation with the University of Iowa's KMS service.


Microsoft Office 2013: Manually Activate Against the KMS / Enterprise Server
In order to stay activated you will need to connect back to the LSU Activation Server Every 90-Days. 1  Off-Campus using the LSU VPN. Activate from Off-Campus Using the VPN. 2  On-Campus by logging into the LSU network. Activate from On-Campus.


Understanding KMS
For example, on a network with client computers running Windows 7, the KMS activation threshold is 25, so the KMS host caches the CMIDs of the most recent 50 activations. The KMS activation threshold for Windows Server 2008 R2 is 5.


Understanding KMS
To track the activation threshold, the KMS host keeps a record of the KMS client computers that request activation. The KMS host gives each KMS client computer a client machine identification (CMID) designation, and the KMS host saves each CMID in a table. Each activation request remains in the table for 30 days.


Manually Activate Windows with KMS
Determine if KMS Host Has Service Record in DNS. (HowTo) Determine an Active KMS Host Server on a Domain Through a DNS Query. Set KMS Server Manually (Skip if in DNS) If your network does not support DDNS, you need to manually assign a KMS host to your KMS clients. Manually assigning a KMS host disables auto-discovery of KMS on a KMS client. cscript c:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -skms <kms fqdn>.


KMS Server: Step by step Installation guide with screenshot
Hi, KMS installation is almost based on commands, so below articles are helpful for you to refer to: How can I setup a KMS server ? http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/649-how-can-i-setup-a-kms-server/. Step By Step Guide To Setup KMS Server. http://www.techieshelp.com/step-by-step-guide-to-setup-kms/.


Microsoft Office 2013: Manually Activate Against the KMS / Enterprise Server
General Information. If you are having trouble activating your Office 2013 installation, you can try manual activation. If it fails to activate, this process will give you a meaningful Error which can be used to solve the issue.


what are genes
Each person has the same set of genes - about 20,000 in all. The differences between people come from slight variations in these genes. Instead, all people have genes for hair color, and different versions of these genes dictate whether someone will be a redhead or a brunette.


Eukaryotic Genome Complexity
Scientists estimate that the human genome, for example, has about 20,000 to 25,000 protein-coding genes. Before completion of the draft sequence of the Human Genome Project in 2001, scientists made bets as to how many genes were in the human genome. Most predictions were between about 30,000 and 100,000.


what are genes
Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes. Other organisms have different numbers of pairs - for example, chimpanzees have 24 pairs. The number of chromosomes doesn't determine how complex an organism is - bananas have 11 pairs of chromosomes, while fruit flies have only 4.


The Genetics of Cancer
Genes are found in the DNA in each cell that makes up your body. They control how the cell functions, including how quickly it grows, how often it divides, and how long it lives. Researchers estimate that there are 30,000 different genes in each cell. Genes are located on 46 chromosomes, which are arranged in two sets of 23 chromosomes. You inherit one set of chromosomes from your mother and one set from your father. One chromosome in each set of 23 determines whether you are female or male. The other 22 chromosome pairs, called autosomes, determine your other physical characteristics. Genes control how your cells work by making proteins that have specific functions and act as messengers for the cell.


Eukaryotic Genome Complexity
A. thaliana has just about the same number of protein-coding genes as humansâactually, it has slightly more, coming in at about 25,500. Moreover, A. thaliana has one of the smallest genomes in the plant world! It would seem obvious that humans would have more protein-coding genes than plants, but that is not the case.


what are genes
Genetic Similarity: We All Have the Same Genes. Each person has the same set of genes - about 20,000 in all. The differences between people come from slight variations in these genes. For example, a person with red hair doesn't have the red hair gene while a person with brown hair has the brown hair gene..


Eukaryotic Genome Complexity
Its improved precision accounts for why estimates of the number of genes in the human genome have decreased from 45,000 about 10 years ago, to Venter et al.'s estimate of 26,588 upon completion of the Human Genome Project (Venter et al., 2001), to the current estimate of between 20,000 and 21,000.


Eukaryotic Genome Complexity
Thus, a single gene, or transcription unit, can code for multiple proteins or other gene products, depending on how the exons are spliced back together. In fact, scientists have estimated that there may be as many as 500,000 or more different human proteins, all coded by a mere 20,000 protein-coding genes.


Homocysteine: One of the Best Objective Markers of How Healthy You Are
The amount of homocysteine in your blood is one of the best objective indicators of how healthy you are and how long you are going to live. A high blood level of homocysteine is a reliable risk factor for each of the following: Myocardial infarction (heart attack) Cerebrovascular accident (stroke) Cancer.


Elevated Homocysteine
There is no treatment for elevated homocysteine apart from efforts to lower your levels by increasing your intake of B vitamins through the eating of more green leafy vegetables, fruits and more grain-based foods fortified with folic acid.


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Homocysteine level in the blood plasma is a risk factor and predictor of Alzheimerâs Disease. Therefore if you scored low in the Cognitive Function Test, it is advisable to follow this up with a homocysteine test. In South Africa this is available from a number of laboratories such as Lancet Labs and Ampath.


Homocysteine and Cholesterol
Homocysteine, an amino acid in the blood, is associated with an increased risk of heart attack and stroke. Some medical experts predict that homocysteine levels will prove to be as important as cholesterol in predicting heart health.


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Supplementation to normalise homocysteine levels. Your homocysteine level is a very good indicator of the amount of certain B vitamins, and other nutrients, you need. Homocysteine can be measured by either your GP or through a home test kit. The chart below shows you the approximate level that is worth supplementing on a daily basis.


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Scientists have known that high levels of the amino acid homocysteine have been linked to heart disease. However, there are no studies yet that show lowering it can make a difference. In fact, some researchers speculate that elevated blood homocysteine may be the result of, not a cause of, atherosclerosis.


Lower your homocysteine levels naturally
Homocysteine is a metabolic byproduct of protein metabolism and in particular the metabolism of methionine. Methionine is found in meats, seafood, dairy products, eggs, sesame seeds and Brazil nuts. Homocysteine is metabolized through two pathways: remethylation and transsulfuration.


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Changes in exercise and diet are regularly recommendation to improving cholesterol levels. In addition, various supplements may be helpful. When you increase your intake of three B vitamins, B6 and B12, and folate, and reduce your intake of animal protein, your homocysteine levels should be lower.


Elevated Homocysteine
What therapies does Dr. Weil recommend for elevated homocysteine? To lower homocysteine levels, Dr. Weil recommends increasing your intake of B vitamins, particularly folate, and moderating stress. The richest food sources of folate (the form of folic acid found in food) are green vegetables, orange juice and beans.


Can a non US citizen invest stock in US?
You can purchase foreign mutual funds in your country of origin and they would invest in US stock for you? Stocks would be more difficult. You could contact a broker in your country that will invest your money for you in foreign stocks and then you have to tell them what you want to buy.es, if you have a US address and a social security number, you can open an account with a US broker. It might help to have a driver's license or a state-issued photo ID. But the social security number is the main requirement. msc Â· 4 years ago.


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1 Don't invest in stocks until you have at least six to twelve months of living expenses in a savings account as an emergency fund in case you lose your job. 2  If you have to liquidate stocks after holding them less than a year, you're merely speculating, not investing.ntrinsic value is how much a stock is worth, which can be different from the current stock price. The right price to pay is generally a fraction of the intrinsic value, to allow a margin of safety (MOS). MOS may range from 20% to 60% depending on the degree of uncertainty in your intrinsic value estimate.


Getting Started In Stocks
If you plan on investing in only stocks, make sure to spread the funds across different sectors such as healthcare, technology, small cap and big cap. If you don't have the time or desire to pick as well as follow that many stocks, consider investing in a mixture of index funds and individual stocks.ime to Invest. Once you've determined the shape of your portfolio, it is time to invest. Find a broker you are comfortable with, either an online broker or one with a local office or both. Call and talk with this person, if necessary.


Can a non US citizen invest stock in US?
I heard rumors that contrast such as you have to be either a US citizen or a permanent resident in order to invest in stocks. you can invest in stocks if you have a social security number. I do not have a trustworthy source to find out the truth.es, if you have a US address and a social security number, you can open an account with a US broker. It might help to have a driver's license or a state-issued photo ID. But the social security number is the main requirement. msc Â· 4 years ago.


Getting Started In Stocks
So you've decided to invest in the stock market. Congratulations! In his 2005 book The Future for Investors, Jeremy Siegel showed that, in the long run, investing in stocks has handily outperformed investing in bonds, Treasury bills, gold or cash.ime to Invest. Once you've determined the shape of your portfolio, it is time to invest. Find a broker you are comfortable with, either an online broker or one with a local office or both. Call and talk with this person, if necessary.


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I am a non-U.S. citizen living outside the U.S. and trading stocks through a U.S. internet broker. By Chad Langager AAA |. A: The tax implications for a foreign investor will depend on whether that person is classified as a resident alien or a non-resident alien.his does not mean, however, that you can trade tax free-you will likely need to pay capital gains tax in your country of origin. In terms of dividends, non-resident aliens face a dividend tax rate of 30% on dividends paid out by U.S. companies.


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While that may seem like a daunting amount, if you set it up early, you can learn to live on the amount that's left. By investing in a 401(k) or 403(b), or an Individual Retirement Account (IRA), you can reduce your taxable income.You are saving money because you are paying taxes on the lower income level.f you have all your money in cash, and it's earning next to nothing, and if inflation is 1 1/2% or 2%, your purchasing power is being eroded. STORY: Why even a million dollars may not be enough for retirement. STORY: 7 tips to increase retirement savings. STORY: Schwab daughter shares financial advice.


Do non-U.S. citizens living outside the U.S. pay taxes on money earned through a U.S. internet broker?
If you fall under the non-resident alien category and the only business you have in the U.S. is in investments (stocks, mutual funds, commodities) within a U.S. dollar-denominated brokerage firm or other agent, you are subject to the following tax guidelines.his does not mean, however, that you can trade tax free-you will likely need to pay capital gains tax in your country of origin. In terms of dividends, non-resident aliens face a dividend tax rate of 30% on dividends paid out by U.S. companies.


How to Invest $100, $1,000, or $10,000
Sometimes a lot of money. Thatâs no reason to avoid investing. Itâs a good reason to control what you can (keep costs low, diversify, and avoid active management), invest according to your risk tolerance (donât own 100% stocks if you wonât be able to sleep at night), and stay calm when everyone else is panicking. have $100 to invest. Buy one share of a stock market Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) and a good introductory book on investing such as  The Elements of Investing , by Malkiel and Ellis.


How to Invest in Tech Stocks
Donât trade out as soon as stocks start to go down. Chances are, the stocks will start to go back up soon enough. If you hold good stocks for a long period of time, you have the best chance of profiting. A diverse portfolio is best. One big mistake I made in the beginning was putting all of my eggs in one basket.All of my investment dollars went to the stock that I figured would do best.onât trade out as soon as stocks start to go down. Chances are, the stocks will start to go back up soon enough. If you hold good stocks for a long period of time, you have the best chance of profiting. A diverse portfolio is best. One big mistake I made in the beginning was putting all of my eggs in one basket.


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By 1830 slavery was primarily located in the South, where it existed in many different forms. African Americans were enslaved on small farms, large plantations, in cities and towns, inside homes, out in the fields, and in industry and transportation. Though slavery had such a wide variety of faces, the underlying concepts were always the same.


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In addition, slavery gave the farmers a group of people to feel superior to. They may have been poor, but they were not slaves, and they were not black. They gained a sense of power simply by being white.In the lower South the majority of slaves lived and worked on cotton plantations.


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Slaves were considered property, and they were property because they were black. Their status as property was enforced by violence -- actual or threatened. People, black and white, lived together within these parameters, and their lives together took many forms.


Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave. Written by Himself: Electronic Edition.
Resistance was often indirectâpraying in secret for freedom or Union victory, learning to read and write, communicating through code words and songs, telling the slaveholder what he wanted to hear and informing other slaves of one's deception.


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Free blacks on slave rebellion, four documents, 1843-1858 (PDF). 1  Slaves' resistance. 2  The first text is a collection of thirty-four brief excerpts from the narratives of former slaves compiled during the 1930s by the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration (WPA).


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Facing a life of servitude, one had to decide the extent of resistance one would risk. For many, such as Delia Garlic, resistance meant simple endurance: Us jest prayed fer strength to endure it to de end. We didn't 'spect nothin' but to stay in bondage till we died.. Slaves' resistance. The first text is a collection of thirty-four brief excerpts from the narratives of former slaves compiled during the 1930s by the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration (WPA). They present the range of resistance from practical jokes and coded warnings to murder and suicide.


what techniques did Bismark use to unify the German states?
The San bushmen rock paintings were âdeciphered â by: a. talking to an expert in cave paintings from Germany. B. using the accounts collected by Wilhelm Bleek from San bushmen who were still in the area at the end of the 1800s. C. None of these. D. talking to the modern San peoples.


How much does the statue at the Lincoln Memorial weigh
Related Galleries for Destinations. 1  World's Coolest Castles You know about Buckingham Palace in London, but we bet you haven't seen a few of these awesome castles all over Europe! 2  Seven Wonders of the World Traveling can be expensive, but that's no excuse for never setting eyes on the 7 Wonders of the World!


Rider Height and Safety
Rider Height and Safety. How the Rides Measure Up. Rider Height and Safety Guide. At Kings Dominion, we have plenty of exciting rides and shows for everyone, and we are proud to have earned one of the best safety records in the industry. We are committed to providing our guests with a safe environment and enjoyable day. For additional information, download the Guest Assistance Guide.


Drop Tower
Drop Tower. Free fall time! Drop Tower has been one of the most popular attractions at Kings Island since the ride opened in 1999 as Drop Zone. The name of the ride was changed to Drop Tower prior to the 2008 season. At 315 feet tall, Drop Tower is the world's tallest gyro drop.


Kings Island
Kings Island. Kings Island is a theme park located in Mason, Ohio. The park is owned by Cedar Fair, and was originally part of the Paramount Parks chain that Cedar Fair acquired from CBS Corporation in 2006. Kings Island is the second most visited seasonal theme park in North America, behind Canada's Wonderland.


Drop tower
A drop tower or big drop is a type of amusement ride incorporating a central structure or tower. Drop towers vary in height, passenger capacity, lift type, and brake type. Many are custom-made, although there are some mass-produced designs.


How to Cook and Eat a Globe Artichoke
Cook for 25 to 45 minutes or until the outer leaves can easily be pulled off. Note: artichokes can also be cooked in a pressure cooker (about 15-20 minutes cooking time). Cooking time depends on how large the artichoke is, the larger, the longer it takes to cook.


Power Foods: Artichokes
Health Benefits. Leaves and heart combined, one medium artichoke has just 60 calories, more than six grams of fiber, and four grams of protein. Artichokes also provide a good source of magnesium, potassium, and folate, nutrients that help improve muscle function and heart health.


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There are 19 calories in 1 heart of Cooked Artichoke (from Fresh). Calorie breakdown: 27% fat, 56% carbs, 17% protein.


Calories in an Artichoke
Let's take a look at a whole one first. In an average sized boiled French artichoke weighing 120 g there are 63 calories. An 84 g cup of boiled French artichoke hearts has 45 calories in. In 1 oz of boiled French artichoke there are 15 calories. In 100 g of boiled French artichoke there are 53 calories.


Power Foods: Artichokes
The globe artichoke frequently shows up on lists of top 10 detox foods -- and it's no wonder. An elegant member of the aster family, it's low in calories, a good source of vitamins and minerals, and replete with nutrients that ease digestion and lower cholesterol, among other wellness rewards.


Calories in Artichokes, Artichoke Nutrition
How many calories in Artichokes? See below, the Artichoke calories for the different serving sizes. We provide you with the Artichoke nutrition facts and the Artichoke benefits to help you to lose weight and eat a healthy diet. The Artichoke or Globe Artichoke is surprisingly a member of the thistle family.


Calories in an Artichoke
Calories in an Artichoke. If you want to know how many calories are in artichoke, then you have definitely come to the right page. This is a simple, yet comprehensive guide to not only artichoke calories, but also artichoke nutrition facts.


Calories in Artichokes, Artichoke Nutrition
See our vegetable calories comparison chart to compare the calories in Artichokes with the other calories in other vegetables. Also, have a look how nutritious Artichoke is in comparison to the other vegetable nutrition facts. Refuse: 60% (Stem and inedible parts of bracts and flowers)


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There are  254 calories in a 1/2 breast with sauce and cheese of Chicken Parmesan. Calorie breakdown: 44% fat, 19% carbs, 36% protein.


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Asker's rating. 1  Chicken Parmesan Carbs. 2  Carbs In Chicken Parmesan. 3  The best thing to watch for when paying attention to carbs in your diet is the part on anything packaged is the serving size.... the gram weight of the carbs... not the number of carbs. In this case, the carbs are the breadcrumbs used to bread the chicken are your main carbs. If you made it with whole wheat breadcrumbs, that would be better. If you added flour, that would be more carbs. It depends on how much bread crumbs are used, and if flour was used.


How many carbs in chicken parm..please help?
Carbs In Chicken Parmesan. The best thing to watch for when paying attention to carbs in your diet is the part on anything packaged is the serving size.... the gram weight of the carbs... not the number of carbs. In this case, the carbs are the breadcrumbs used to bread the chicken are your main carbs. If you made it with whole wheat breadcrumbs, that would be better. If you added flour, that would be more carbs. It depends on how much bread crumbs are used, and if flour was used.


How many carbs in chicken parm..please help?
A skinless chicken has no carbs. 1 Cup of white rice has about 42 grams of carbs (this depends greatly on the brand read your food label) If you add things to the chicken that is where carbs get added in (for example, breading, gravy just to name a few.)


How to Calculate Net Carbs in Foods
How to Calculate Net Carbs. In the Atkins Nutritional ApproachÂ®, the Net Atkins Countâ¢ is calculated by subtracting the number of grams of fibre and sugar alcohols (also known as polyols) from the total grams of carbohydrates in whole foods.


Chicken Parmesan
There are 254 calories in a 1/2 breast with sauce and cheese of Chicken Parmesan. Calorie breakdown: 44% fat, 19% carbs, 36% protein.


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Atkins Chicken Parmesan with Pasta can help you meet your daily net carb goal and focus on weight loss rather than meal prep. Browse all frozen meals online. Skip To Main Content


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Net Carbs Parmesan breaded chicken breast and tender pasta in a zesty tomato sauce, topped with a creamy blend of real mozzarella, Parmesan and Romano cheeses 30g Protein


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Parmesan breaded chicken breast and tender pasta in a zesty tomato sauce, topped with a creamy blend of real mozzarella, Parmesan and Romano cheeses. 1  30g. 2  3g. 3  12g. 4  400. Calories.


Chicken Parmesan with Pasta
Parmesan breaded chicken breast and tender pasta in a zesty tomato sauce, topped with a creamy blend of real mozzarella, Parmesan and Romano cheeses. 1  30g. Protein. 2  3g. Sugar. 3  12g. Fiber. 4  400. Calories.


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Eastern Time Zone is the Eastern Time Zone of the United States of America (USA) and Canada.


Eastern Daylight Time (USA + Canada)
During DST the time is shifted forward by 1 hour to EDT; which is 4 hours behind Greenwich Mean Time (GMT-4). After the Summer months Eastern Time is shifted back by 1 hour to US Eastern Standard Time (EST) or (GMT-5). The schedule for the states of the United States that adopt daylight saving time are:


Eastern Standard Time (EST)
This time zone is reckoned 75 degrees west of the Greenwich and it encompasses most of the eastern parts of the United States. It is also the timezone used in Canada, the Caribbean, and in a few countries of South America.


US/Eastern Time zone â¢ Current Time in US/Eastern
US/Eastern Timezone in detail. Current Time and date in US/Eastern Timezone. Also get information about timezones adjacent to US/Eastern, major cities belonging to US/Eastern timezone and also get Daylight Saving Time (DST) details including DST history, next DST adjustment schedule etc...


Benefits
Flexible Work Schedule (FWS). Under a FWS, full-time employees work 10 days,eight. hours per day, in an 80 hour pay period. With the approval of the supervisor, the employee. may; however, establish arrival and departure times differing from the normal tour of duty hours.


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http://www.eur.army.mil/g1/content/CPD/docs/dcps/TrainingSchedule2014.pdf. Upcoming Training: Oct 7 (Timekeepers), Oct 8 (Certifiers) Information. Registration is open 1 hour prior to start time to allow participants to download training materials. Registration will be closed 15 minutes after start time.


Pay & Leave Pay Systems
Comparability: Wage System and General Schedule. Under the FWS, your employer bases your pay on what private industry is paying for comparable levels of work in your local wage area. Employees are paid the full prevailing rate at step 2 of each grade level. Step 5, the highest step in the FWS, is 12 percent above the prevailing rate of pay. The General Schedule (GS) is a separate pay system covering most white-collar civilian Federal employees.


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Core Hours. All civilian personnel working either the NTD or AWS work schedule must. be present during the core duty hours of 0900-1530. With the exception of the lunch break, employees who are not in a leave status or using accrued compensatory time or credit hours. must be in a duty status during these hours.


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ï§ For each employee whose rate of basic pay exceeds the minimum rate for a GS-10, the. overtime hourly rate is equal to the greater of one and one-half times the. applicable minimum hourly rate of basic pay for a GS-10 or the employeeâs hourly.


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STRONG SOLDIERS, STRONG TEAMS! NEPO As of 25 Sep 2014. UNCLASSIFIED. UNCLASSIFIED 5. DCPS Theater Support Office Responsibilities. â¢ Primary point of contact for all time and attendance, ATAAPS, leave and civilian. pay related matters. â¢ Coordinate time and attendance input by timekeepers.


What is the best age to learn chess?
The age that will allow them to become best at chess? The age at which learning chess will best help to develop as people? (The two may well be very different: many child prodigies come to regret their lost childhood.) â David Richerby Dec 14 '14 at 11:52. I think there are two major aspects of learning chess.


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The Peak Age for a Chessplayer. Edward Winter. From page 20 of the programme for the 2002 Russia versus the World event in Moscow: The November 2014 world championship match between Carlsen and Anand will be taking place one month before the latter s 45th birthday.


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(8876). In C.N. 1330 (see page 127 of Chess Explorations) Colin McGuigan (Newtownards, Northern Ireland) quoted Arpad Elo on page 19 of the October 1973 CHESS : If a player should reach the master level by age 18, he may expect an advance in proficiency in the next 15 years of approximately a full class interval.


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For players in continuous competition, performance at about age 63 is comparable to that at age 21. Peak performance is attained around age 36, and the average peak is about 120 points higher than the level at ages 21 and 63. The decline is slower than the rise, but it is steady and unremitting, in most cases.


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Chess masters reach their peak about the age of 45. Alekhine won back the world championship at this age. Capablanca celebrated his 45th year with his success at Moscow and Nottingham, 1936. Lasker was 45 when he won the tournament of St Petersburg, 1914.


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This competition remains unique in the State. No other major chess event in California has competition according to age alone. The tradition in the United States is for scholastic youth tournaments where the players compete by school grades. Most of the rest of the worlds use age as the criteria for competition.


WhatÂ´s the best age to start teaching chess to my boy?
I have been forcing one classroom in Peoria, AZ to learn chess as part of a curriculum for 4 years, rotating victim third graders. Hundreds of kids later, I have zero complaints about the game! Try to teach to kids like you would have wanted a chess coach to teach you when you were your kid's age. I make fun of the pieces (The King is old and fat, and moves one square, anywhere, even in his underwear). I only know of good websites for adults to learn.


What is the best age to learn chess?
I am currently writing a capstone position paper about the optimum age for a person to start learning chess. I have come to the conclusion that the optimum age is 5-6. I need help brainstorming reasons though. So far I have: 1  Most grandmasters learn chess at this age. 2  Children's brains are like sponges at this age.


WhatÂ´s the best age to start teaching chess to my boy?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: I have taught chess play to kids as young as 3. The age doesn't matter. Here are the signs to look for: 1. The child knows how to share and take turns. 2.


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We will try to avoid accelerated pairings wherever possible. This system should not be necessary in the 10 through 13 year old age groups as there is a blitz playoff for the first place trophy. See U.S. Chess Federation Rules of Chess 28R (p130) on accelerated pairings.


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Job Descriptions J25 California State PTA Toolkit â July 2015 Job Description for Executive Vice President 2327 L Street, Sacramento, CA 95816-5014 The executive vice president is an elected officer and member of the executive board.


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The executive vice president is an elected officer and member of the executive board. The primary responsibility of the executive vice president is to assist the president and help lead the PTA toward specific goals chosen by its members. The goals must be consistent with the policies and purposes of the PTA.


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The executive vice president is an elected officer and member of the executive board. The primary responsibility of the executive vice president is to assist the president and help lead the PTA toward specific goals chosen by its members.


Job Description for Executive Vice President
Download the Executive Vice President Job Description. The executive vice president is an elected officer and member of the executive board.


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Job Descriptions J55 California State PTA Toolkit â July 2015 Job Description for Membership Chairman 2327 L Street, Sacramento, CA 95816-5014 The The PTA membership chairman/vice president works with the membership committee to plan the annual membership campaign.


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Job Descriptions J33 California State PTA Toolkit â July 2015 Job Description for Fundraising Chairman 2327 L Street, Sacramento, CA 95816-5014 PTA fundraising activities are carried out by a committee whose chairman is an appointed or elected member of the executive board.


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The primary responsibility of the executive vice president is to assist the president and help lead the PTA toward specific goals chosen by its members. The goals must be consistent with the policies and purposes of the PTA.


What is the difference between the vice president and executive vice president?
Job Description of an Executive Vice President. An executive vice president (EVP) is responsible for maximizing an organization's operating performance and achieving... 1  Job Description of a Vice President of Business Development.


Executive Vice President Job Description
1 An Executive Vice President goes to meetings of the Board and supervises in developing public policy and financial plans approved by the Board. 2  They put into action the plans that is necessary for them to attain the policy goals and comes up with a progress report that is presented to the Board.


ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING
E aviation accident An Army aviation accident in which the resulting total cost of property damage is $5,000 or more but less than $20,000. F aviation incident Recordable incidents are confined to aircraft turbine engine damage because of unavoidable internal or external foreign object damage, where that is the only damage (does not include


ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING
A An Army accident in which the resulting total cost of property damage is $2,000,000 or more; an Army aircraft is destroyed, missing, or abandoned; or an injury and/or occupational illness results in a fatality or permanent total disability. Note that unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) accidents are classified based on the cost to repair or replace the UAS. A destroyed, missing, or abandoned UAS will not constitute a Class A accident unless replacement or repair cost exceeds $2,000,000 or more. B An Army accident in which the resulting total cost of property damage is $500,000 or more, but less than $2,000,000; an injury and/or occupational illness results in permanent partial. disability, or when 3 or more personnel are hospitalized as inpatients as the result of a single. occurrence.


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Detailed descriptions of the key terms used by the FAA, NTSB, and AirSafe.com to describe aviation safety and security events.


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A An Army accident in which the resulting total cost of property damage is $2,000,000 or more; an Army aircraft is destroyed, missing, or abandoned; or an injury and/or occupational illness. results in a fatality or permanent total disability.


AirSafe.com
Industry definitions. The airline industry uses additional terminology to describe aviation events, particularly accidents. Boeing is one of the airline industry's leaders when it comes to safety, and the following terms are taken from their publication Statistical Summary of Commercial Jet Airplane Accidents.


AirSafe.com
Significant event: An event that is of interest to airline passengers and the aviation safety community, but that in the context of where it appears on the site, is not a numbered event. Characteristics of significant events include, but are not limited to, the following:


AirSafe.com
AirSafe.com definitions. The FAA, NTSB, and airline industry focus on accidents, and exclude events that involve the deliberate action of one or more people. Examples include hijacking, sabotage, and military action.


AirSafe.com
Definitions of key terms The NTSB, FAA, and the airline industry use definitions for accidents and incidents that are described below. While the FAA, NTSB, and airline industry are focused on accidents, AirSafe.com takes a broader approach that includes events that are not due to accidental causes, and that approach is reflected in the definitions used on the site.


ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING
A An Army accident in which the resulting total cost of property damage is $2,000,000 or more; results in a fatality or permanent total disability. accidents are classified based on the cost to repair or replace the UAS. exceeds $2,000,000 or more.


AirSafe.com
The event was an accident or deliberate act that resulted in the deaths of people who were not occupants of an aircraft. The event involved a prominent political figure or celebrity. The event was a non-fatal aerospace related event that is, or was, the subject of an official civil or military accident investigation.


Concrete Slab Costs & Types
Supplies, such as the wood used to shape the concrete, can add $3.75 per square foot. As you can see, the price of the supplies is more than the concrete itself. That is because extra strength is needed to create the forms, thus resulting in a higher cost.


How Much Does It Cost To Install A Stamped Concrete Patio?
If you have a large area to pave, this is an easy way to keep costs down. Choosing the right color can complement your house and yard. It can also help reflect heat to keep your patio a bit cooler. For a basic patio you can expect to pay $8-$12 per square foot.


How Much Does It Cost To Install A Stamped Concrete Patio?
Basic Designs ($8-$12 per square foot) Basic designs for a stamped concrete patio often use a simple, easily repeatable pattern, such as brick or squared flagstone. Some basic designs used for large areas can show themselves in identifiable repetitions, but sometimes this is the desired aesthetic.


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So a recipe that calls for 4 ounces of grated cheese means by weight. If you grate cheese and pour it into a measuring cup to the 4 ounce mark, it will weigh only about 2 ounces. If you can't find a conversion you need on this page, you might try OnlineConversion.com.


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1 cup table salt â 8 ounces (1/2 pound) by weight. Salt is 2.16 x density of water. Dry brine. Sprinkle the meat with about 1/2 teaspoon of kosher salt per trimmed pound, wrap in plastic wrap to keep other foods from contacting meat juices, and refrigerate for 2 to 12 hours depending on thickness. Basic wet brine. Add one cup of hot water to a two cup measuring cup.


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1 lbs = 16 oz; 1 oz = 0.0625 lbs. Pound (lbs) is an imperial mass unit, commonly used in the Commonweath of Nations, such as UK and US as customary units. The pound is defined as exactly 453.59237 grams. Ounce (oz) is also an imperial mass unit. 1 lbs is exact 16 oz. Pound â Ounce Conversion in Batch. Pound:


How much lobster meat is in a 1- 1 Â¼ pound lobster?
You might get abut 3 ounces from a one-pounder. The meat of winter (hard-shelled) lobsters really fills the shellâyou could get as much as 3.75 ounces. For more information see our collection of Lobster Recipes and watch our video on How to Prepare Lobster.


How Much to Buy
1 Meat cuts with bone and fat will yield less per pound because of the waste. 2  Bony cuts, such as ribs, will yield substantially less per pound.  When planning a meal, it is always better to purchase too much meat than not enough. Always be prepared for people with larger appetites.


How much lobster meat is in a 1- 1 Â¼ pound lobster?
The yield from a lobster can vary greatly by season. If you average out the year, youâll get about 20% of the shell-on weightâ¦so a 1- pound lobster will yield about 3 Â¼ ounces of meat. Summer Maine lobsters, which have soft shells, yield less. You can see this as soon as you crack it openâthereâs lots of space between the shell and the meat.


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1 can of beans = is usually 15 ounces undrained â about 10 ounces drained â 1/4 pound dried beans. 1 pound dried beans â about 2 cups dried beans â makes about 5 cups soaked beans â makes about 7 cups cooked. 1 pound dried beans â 4 cans drained.


Clue:Palm starch
Clue: Palm starch. We have 1 possible answer for the clue Palm starch which appears 39 times in our database.e have 1 possible answer for the clue Palm starch which appears 39 times in our database.


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Clue: Palm tree starch. We have 1 possible answer for the clue Palm tree starch which appears 4 times in our database.e have 1 possible answer for the clue Palm tree starch which appears 4 times in our database.


Sago
Sago palms (Metroxylon sagu) in New Guinea. Sago /ËseÉªÉ¡oÊ/ is a starch extracted from the spongy centre, or pith, of various tropical palm stems, especially Metroxylon sagu.It is a major staple food for the lowland peoples of New Guinea and the Moluccas, where it is called saksak, rabia and sagu.he name sago is also sometimes used for starch extracted from other sources, especially the sago cycad, Cycas revoluta. The sago cycad is also commonly known (confusingly) as the sago palm, although this is a misnomer as cycads are not palms.


Sago
The name sago is also sometimes used for starch extracted from other sources, especially the sago cycad, Cycas revoluta. The sago cycad is also commonly known (confusingly) as the sago palm, although this is a misnomer as cycads are not palms.he name sago is also sometimes used for starch extracted from other sources, especially the sago cycad, Cycas revoluta. The sago cycad is also commonly known (confusingly) as the sago palm, although this is a misnomer as cycads are not palms.


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The puzzle is created each year by the Calgary Herald. This yearâs solution will be published Thursday, Dec. 31, in the Inside&Out section.I also will send the answers to anyone who is visiting relatives in Cleveland and may not be in town next week (or who has lost them).Just e-mail me at slove@plaind.com.nternal Regulations (abbr.) (2)Puzzle created by Monica Zurowski.


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Now, my day is not complete until all the little squares are ï¬lled in Sudoku, the crossword and (shoot me now) the Jumble puzzles. In honor of fellow addicts, Inside&Out is continuing the tradition of publishing worldâs largest crossword puzzle this side of Calgary.nternal Regulations (abbr.) (2)Puzzle created by Monica Zurowski.


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Internal Regulations (abbr.) (2)Puzzle created by Monica Zurowski.nternal Regulations (abbr.) (2)Puzzle created by Monica Zurowski.


Replace your registration
If your vehicle registration is lost or destroyedâ¦. Submit the Affidavit of Loss section of the Affidavit of Loss/Release of Interest form. All registered owners must have their signature notarized on the form. Include check/money order for $10 payable to: Department of Licensing. Mail or bring the form to any vehicle licensing office.


Request for Duplicate Registration
Transaction Instructions. Option 1. Print a Duplicate Registration. Important: You must have a printer with paper ready in order to print your certificate. If you select Print Duplicate Registration Certificate you will be able to print your duplicate registration certificate at the end of the transaction. 1  The registration certificate will show the current address that is on file with the Department. 2  You will print from a PDF file that requires Adobe Reader.


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A request for a duplicate certificate of registration can be mailed to your local county clerk and must include: 1  license plate number, 2  vehicle identification number, 3  $3 fee (plus additional $0.50 if the request requires certification).


Duplicate Vehicle Registration
Duplicate Vehicle Registration. This application allows you to obtain a duplicate registration document only, no month/year tab will be mailed. If you need a tab, click here. If you would like information on vehicle fees paid during the previous year, please use our free Vehicle Fee Recap service.


Duplicate Registration
Duplicate Registration. A request for a duplicate certificate of registration can be mailed to your local county clerk and must include: license plate number, vehicle identification number, $3 fee (plus additional $0.50 if the request requires certification).


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Submit the Affidavit of Loss section of the Affidavit of Loss/Release of Interest form. 1  All registered owners must have their signature notarized on the form. 2  Include check/money order for $10 payable to: Department of Licensing. 3  Mail or bring the form to any vehicle licensing office.


Request for Duplicate Registration
You can obtain your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) from one of the following: 1  Your vehicle insurance documents or proof of insurance card. 2  A prior Certificate of Registration, if available. 3  Your Certificate of Title, if available.  The VIN plate which is usually located on your vehicle dashboard.


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What should I do? If your license plate has not expired, you can obtain a duplicate registration at any Secretary of State office or by using ExpressSOS. When requesting a duplicate registration at a branch office or online, make sure to have the license plate number or registration number ready. There is no fee for a duplicate vehicle registration.


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Duplicate Vehicle Registration is a simple process: 1  Ensure address is correct and test your printer. 2  Enter information and confirm record. 3  Pay fee.  View confirmation and print 1  registration. Provide feedback (optional)


Replace a registration
Replace a registration. The fee to replace your vehicle registration document and windshield sticker is $3.00, unless you are also replacing plates. If you need to replace vehicle plates or documents that were lost in a crime, you must apply by mail or at a DMV office. See lost or stolen plates for more information.


How to Add Food Coloring to a Drink to Change the Appearance & Make It Taste Different
Blue Hawaiian. Mix a shot of coconut rum in a glass with ice, pineapple juice and a splash of soda. Add 3 drops of blue food coloring. This gives your blue Hawaiian color without the taste of blue curacao. Add more food coloring for a bolder blue tint.


How to Add Food Coloring to a Drink to Change the Appearance & Make It Taste Different
Save. Hemera Technologies/Photos.com/Getty Images. Whether you are dyeing a green beer for St. Patrick's Day, mixing up a blue Hawaiian or simply coloring your party's punch, adding food coloring to a drink gives it a customized color of your own choosing.


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Nothing tastes more like summer than a refreshing glass of lemonade. Make a pitcher to cool off or for your kids' lemonade stand. For adult parties, try spiked lemonade: Muddle 3 tablespoons of fresh mint in a tumbler.


Can I just add food colouring to an alcoholic drink mix like vodka and lemonade to make it look pretty?
Food Coloring...Have a blast w/ them...U can turn any drink except anything w/ cola in it...a pretty color...then throw a piece of fruit in it & a little umbrella...lol...Have fun!!! Good Luck!!! lostblackjackqueen Â· 6 years ago.


How to Add Food Coloring to a Drink to Change the Appearance & Make It Taste Different
Green Beer. Tilt your glass and slowly pour your drink to avoid building up a foamy head. Drop in six drops of blue food coloring while slowly stirring to achieve a dull, olive green coloring. Pour another glass. Drop in six drops of green food coloring while slowly stirring for a bright, sparkly emerald green coloring.


Can I just add food colouring to an alcoholic drink mix like vodka and lemonade to make it look pretty?
Report Abuse. Yes you can. Another good idea is to get some of the multi coloured boiled sweets, add a little bit of water to a saucepan and add the boiled sweets (one colour at a time or you'll get an odd brown colour), melt the sweets int the saucepan and add the liquid to the vodka once it's cooled a bit.


Can I just add food colouring to an alcoholic drink mix like vodka and lemonade to make it look pretty?
You probably don't want to tell them food coloring. This is not Easter LOL. By the way, these three ingredients actually are a drink called an Electric Lemonade. You won't disappoint her, take it from a bartender with a decade of experience like myself.


Can You Put Food Colouring Into A Alcoholic Drink?
Â· just now. Report Abuse. I've put food coloring in vodka, and white wine. it works. Don't put an over load of food coloring or it may alter the taste of the wine. Vodka has such a strong taste you really can't alter the taste. A good pink vodka is Nuvo, if you want to look into it. hope i helped:). logan Â· 5 years ago.


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And for kids, we've got fruity slushies and smoothies that both are fun to drink and healthful.For evening and adults-only parties, mix up a few of our sensational summer cocktails and plenty of finger food and festive appetizers.


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Soda and iced tea are a good start, but if you're throwing a special party, offer your guests an equally special summer drink. view gallery. 01 of 25.


Step By Step: How to Change Your Motorcycle's Engine Oil
An oil filter wrench (for removing the oil filter.) The appropriate crush washer for your oil drain plug-- this can be purchased from a hardware store or motorcycle service shop. A pair of needle-nose pliers, in case the oil filler cap is hard to reach or tightly screwed on. An adjustable socket wrench. Clean rags.


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How often should I change my oil? Hey everybody, I have an '82 Hondamatic CM450A. I changed the oil last May when I got it and my grandpa told me that he only changes the oil on his Honda once a year. Well I'm nearing 2000mi since that oil change and I'm starting to get a bit paranoid.


How Often to Change Motorcycle Oil: What You Need to Know
How Often to Change Motorcycle Oil: What You Need to Know. We all know that oil is the very lifeblood of our engines; itâs one of the most important components that keeps your machine purring like a kitten. Knowing how important the oil is then, you wonât be surprised to find that riders can get a bit over eager with the frequency at which they change their oil out.


How often should you change your motorcycle oil?
These days they both recommend every 5,000 miles and change the filter every time. And some people now say oil will last 10,000 miles, and we would protect the environment by not changing it as often. A 125cc bike engine works harder than a car. So I'd say changing it every 3000 miles might be justifiable.


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I sent in a sample for analysis that had just over 4000 miles on it and the results were very positive so I know that I don't need to do it more often than that...for everyday use. I also change mine right before I put it away for the winter and then drain that and put in fresh oil before the first ride of the spring. So basically the oil that is used over the winter goes 0 miles. I also just spent two days on the track, during those two days I put on exactly 250 miles. It was brand new fresh oil before I went to the track. I'm going to send a sample in for analysis to see how it held up on the track.


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How often should I change my oil? (New to bikes) Hey everybody, I have an '82 Hondamatic CM450A. I changed the oil last May when I got it and my grandpa told me that he only changes the oil on his Honda once a year. Well I'm nearing 2000mi since that oil change and I'm starting to get a bit paranoid. A friend of mine who rides an 80's Yamaha told me he changes his oil every 1000mi.


How To Change Oil In A Harley-Davidson
How To Chance Your Motorcycle Tires. One of the properties of good oil is its ability to trap and contain contaminants and particulate matter that develop in every internal combustion powerplant. Time, extensive heat, changing weather conditions, and a variety of other factors can degrade oil â and it never stops.


How Much Does Powder Coating Cost?
1 The price of powder coating is going to greatly depend on the type of product being coated. 2  The price can be as low as $4 and reach prices as high as $200.3  For instance, small airplane and automotive parts such as seal plates, covers, and tubes can cost as little as $10. The price can be as low as $4 and reach prices as high as $200. 2  For instance, small airplane and automotive parts such as seal plates, covers, and tubes can cost as little as $10. 3  Something large such as an engine mount or frame can cost upwards of $200.


Compare Powder Coat vs Paint Costs
The price of powder coating depends on the type of product or surface that youâre coating. For vehicles, most shops charge on an a la carte basis for each part or component that is coated.Budget about $400 to $1,000 to have the body of a vehicle powder coated, depending on the size of the vehicle. For smaller parts like the grill or bumper, plan on paying about $50 to $100 each.Powder coating a set of wheels usually costs about $400 to $700.or vehicles, most shops charge on an a la carte basis for each part or component that is coated. Budget about $400 to $1,000 to have the body of a vehicle powder coated, depending on the size of the vehicle. For smaller parts like the grill or bumper, plan on paying about $50 to $100 each.


How Much Does Powder Coating Cost?
1 Here, each part can cost anywhere from $5 to as much as $150. 2  Generally, the larger the part is, the more it is going to cost. 3  If the item that needs painted is very large in size, this is a huge factor in determining the value of the powder coating process. The price can be as low as $4 and reach prices as high as $200. 2  For instance, small airplane and automotive parts such as seal plates, covers, and tubes can cost as little as $10. 3  Something large such as an engine mount or frame can cost upwards of $200.


How Much Does Powder Coating Cost?
1 On the business website Carterspowdercoating.com, they list the different metal and parts on which they could perform the powder coating. 2  Each of the different parts has varied prices that are usually based on the size of that particular material. 3  Here, each part can cost anywhere from $5 to as much as $150. The price can be as low as $4 and reach prices as high as $200. 2  For instance, small airplane and automotive parts such as seal plates, covers, and tubes can cost as little as $10. 3  Something large such as an engine mount or frame can cost upwards of $200.


How Much Does Powder Coating Cost?
1 The price can be as low as $4 and reach prices as high as $200. 2  For instance, small airplane and automotive parts such as seal plates, covers, and tubes can cost as little as $10. 3  Something large such as an engine mount or frame can cost upwards of $200. The price can be as low as $4 and reach prices as high as $200. 2  For instance, small airplane and automotive parts such as seal plates, covers, and tubes can cost as little as $10. 3  Something large such as an engine mount or frame can cost upwards of $200.


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1 story $650. Powder coating prices are typically less than those of liquid coatings when one considers the cost of quality primers and the color coat alone.The increased durability provided by powder coatings is a further plus.Our pricing is based on time and material and parts received in bare metal condition.owder coating prices are typically less than those of liquid coatings when one considers the cost of quality primers and the color coat alone.


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Referring to the table, actual coverage of the powder is 128.8 square feet per pound and the cost per square foot of a 1-mil thick dry film is 2.29 cents. Thus, the actual cost of material for the epoxy powder coating is less than that of the liquid paint coating by 1.23 cents per square foot.Assuming a production rate of 1,000,000 square feet of surface to coat per year.eferring to the table, actual coverage of the powder is 128.8 square feet per pound and the cost per square foot of a 1-mil thick dry film is 2.29 cents. Thus, the actual cost of material for the epoxy powder coating is less than that of the liquid paint coating by 1.23 cents per square foot.


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In the example shown, the cost of a 2.5-mil thick coating using a powder costing $2.50 per pound and having specific gravity of 1.4 is 4.6 cents per square foot. This assumes 100 percent efficiency.If overspray recovery is 98 percent, the cost would be about 4.69 cents per square foot.eferring to the table, actual coverage of the powder is 128.8 square feet per pound and the cost per square foot of a 1-mil thick dry film is 2.29 cents. Thus, the actual cost of material for the epoxy powder coating is less than that of the liquid paint coating by 1.23 cents per square foot.