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PlayStation Plus, the premium game membership for PlayStation home and handheld consoles, delivers unlimited access to a regularly refreshed collection of full games, discounts, exclusive beta access, online storage for game saves, and much more.


What Is PlayStation Plus, and Why Should You Care?
If you donât want to play online, thereâs nothing wrong with that, of course. But if you want to fully experience many modern games, youâll have to go online to do so. You should also note that online multiplayer is always free on PS3 and PS Vita. A PlayStation Plus membership is only required to play online on the PS4.


What Is PlayStation Plus, and Why Should You Care?
PlayStation Plus is a subscription service that allows you access to certain features for your PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PS Vita. The most important features are these: 1  Online multiplayer on PS4. 2  Free games each month.


What Is PlayStation Plus, and Why Should You Care?
Even if you donât play online, however, itâs still probably worth doing just for the free games. In 2014, Push Square reports, Sony gave PlayStation Plus members $1,300 worth of free games. If you paid $50, the standard retail price for a yearâs subscription, thatâs quite a bargain. Granted, you probably donât have all of Sonyâs systems, and you wonât care to play all of the games you get for free.


How to Become a Registered Nurse: RN Programs & Careers
Steps to Becoming a Registered Nurse. 1. Complete an accredited registered nurse program. In order to become a registered nurse, students must graduate from an accredited program. Several options are available, including nursing diplomas, associate degrees or bachelorâs degrees.An associate degree in nursing typically takes two years to complete, though accelerated programs can shorten this timeframe.f a registered nurse decides to become an advanced practice registered nurse and specialize their knowledge, a masterâs degree will be needed. After completing this education, graduates can apply for roles as certified nurse specialists, nurse anesthetists, nurse practitioners, and nurse midwives.


How to Become A Registered Nurse
A: The time frame involved with a registered nursing program depends on the degree you pursue. The most frequently used path to become a nurse is to register for an associate or bachelor's nursing program. An associate degree generally takes two years while a bachelor's degree will take four years.: To become a nurse it is important that you complete a basic nursing program known as the LPN degree program. If you have acquired previous education in a non nursing field, than it is important that you first take classes for science courses such as anatomy and physiology.


Thinking of Becoming a Registered Nurse?
Online Nursing Degree Programs From Jacksonville University. Becoming a registered nurse can be the first step to a long and rewarding career in healthcare. To further expand your opportunities, consider earning an advanced nursing degree online from Jacksonville University.ecause requirements vary by state, you should check with your State Board for details. Once you become a registered nurse, you may wish to pursue a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree. An MSN can lead to high-level positions in nursing administration, advanced practice or nursing education.


Online Nursing School Q&A
There are some online nursing schools that allow you to earn your associate's degree, and qualify for your initial RN licensure, through hybrid programs, which are a mixture of classroom and online education.You generally complete the non-clinical portion of your online nursing school course work online.f the online nursing school class or degree program you're enrolled in is self-paced, you'll probably be able to start any time. However, many online nursing school classes / degree programs are structured like traditional programs. When this is the case, there is generally a designated start date.


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To upload files from your computer onto your WD My Cloud: 1  Do one of the following: 2  In the left pane of the Finder, double-click the name of your WD My Cloud. 3  In the right pane, locate the name of your WD My Cloud and double-click it.4  Double-click the name of a particular share to open the folder and view any existing subfolders. 5  Drag and drop 6  ... D Do one of the following: 2  In the left pane of the Finder, double-click the name of your WD My Cloud. 3  In the right pane, locate the name of your WD My Cloud and double-click it. 4  Double-click the name of a particular share to open the folder and view any existing subfolders.


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To upload your files and folders: 1  Go to Amazon Cloud Drive. 2  Select the All Files tab in the header. 3  Click Add Files. 4  Drag and drop files into the window that opens, or click Select Files to browse your files.5  Choose a destination folder for your files or create a new folder. Select the All Files tab in the header. 2  Click Add Files. 3  Drag and drop files into the window that opens, or click Select Files to browse your files. 4  Choose a destination folder for your files or create a new folder. 5  Note: You can move your files into a different folder once your upload is complete.


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1 In the right pane, locate the name of your WD My Cloud and double-click it. 2  Double-click the name of a particular share to open the folder and view any existing subfolders. ( 3 Public is a share created automatically.). 4  Drag and drop files from your computer (or any other attached storage) to the desired folder. Do one of the following: 2  In the left pane of the Finder, double-click the name of your WD My Cloud. 3  In the right pane, locate the name of your WD My Cloud and double-click it. 4  Double-click the name of a particular share to open the folder and view any existing subfolders.


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1 Go to Amazon Cloud Drive. 2  Select the All Files tab in the header. 3  Click Add Files. 4  Drag and drop files into the window that opens, or click Select Files to browse your files. 5  Choose a destination folder for your files or create a new folder. Select the All Files tab in the header. 2  Click Add Files. 3  Drag and drop files into the window that opens, or click Select Files to browse your files. 4  Choose a destination folder for your files or create a new folder. 5  Note: You can move your files into a different folder once your upload is complete.


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1 In the left pane of the Finder, double-click the name of your WD My Cloud. 2  In the right pane, locate the name of your WD My Cloud and double-click it. 3  Double-click the name of a particular share to open the folder and view any existing subfolders. Do one of the following: 2  In the left pane of the Finder, double-click the name of your WD My Cloud. 3  In the right pane, locate the name of your WD My Cloud and double-click it. 4  Double-click the name of a particular share to open the folder and view any existing subfolders.


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1 Do one of the following: 2  In the left pane of the Finder, double-click the name of your WD My Cloud. 3  In the right pane, locate the name of your WD My Cloud and double-click it. 4  Double-click the name of a particular share to open the folder and view any existing subfolders. Do one of the following: 2  In the left pane of the Finder, double-click the name of your WD My Cloud. 3  In the right pane, locate the name of your WD My Cloud and double-click it. 4  Double-click the name of a particular share to open the folder and view any existing subfolders.


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1 Click Add Files. 2  Drag and drop files into the window that opens, or click Select Files to browse your files. 3  Choose a destination folder for your files or create a new folder. 4  Note: You can move your files into a different folder once your upload is complete. Select the All Files tab in the header. 2  Click Add Files. 3  Drag and drop files into the window that opens, or click Select Files to browse your files. 4  Choose a destination folder for your files or create a new folder. 5  Note: You can move your files into a different folder once your upload is complete.


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1 Select the All Files tab in the header. 2  Click Add Files. 3  Drag and drop files into the window that opens, or click Select Files to browse your files. 4  Choose a destination folder for your files or create a new folder. 5  Note: You can move your files into a different folder once your upload is complete. Select the All Files tab in the header. 2  Click Add Files. 3  Drag and drop files into the window that opens, or click Select Files to browse your files. 4  Choose a destination folder for your files or create a new folder. 5  Note: You can move your files into a different folder once your upload is complete.


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How to delete a document from Documents in the Cloud on your iPhone or iPad. 1  Launch Pages, Keynote, or Numbers on your iPhone or iPad. 2  Tap and hold on any document or tap Edit in the upper right hand corner.3  Tap on the documents you'd like to delete to select them. Launch the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad. 2  Tap on iCloud. 3  Tap on Documents & Data. 4  Turn On the option for Documents & Data at the top. 5  You can also specify underneath that which apps you'd like to be able to store documents and data in the cloud. 6  Turn Off the ones you don't want to grant permission.


Sign in to Adobe Document Cloud
Upload files. Adobe Document Cloud offers several ways to upload files in the cloud. To add files, do one of the following: Click the Upload File icon in the toolbar. Select the file or files that you want to upload in the File Upload dialog box, and then click Open.If youâre uploading files to a new or empty folder, open the folder and then click the File Upload icon in the middle of the application window. Drag files from your computer onto the application window.A progress bar appears as Document Cloud uploads your files, and scans them for viruses.pload files. Adobe Document Cloud offers several ways to upload files in the cloud. To add files, do one of the following: Click the Upload File icon in the toolbar. Select the file or files that you want to upload in the File Upload dialog box, and then click Open.


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NORFOLK, Va. (NNS) -- The longest serving Navy SEAL was piped ashore for the last time during a retirement ceremony Sept. 25 at Naval Special Warfare Group 4 on board Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek. Bull Frog to Adm. Eric T. Olson, Commander of U.S. Special Operations Command.


What is the longest time anyone has ever spent in the military? Are there any Vietnam vets still serving??????
I am curious as to what the longest time anyone has ever spent in the armed forces was. The longest that I know of is General Douglas Macarthur who was in for 52 years but are there any people who have been in longer? When I say in the military I not only mean on active duty but also include Reserves and National...


What is the longest time anyone has ever spent in the military? Are there any Vietnam vets still serving??????
What is the longest time anyone has ever spent in the military? Are there any Vietnam vets still serving?????? I am curious as to what the longest time anyone has ever spent in the armed forces was. The longest that I know of is General Douglas Macarthur who was in for 52 years but are there any people who have been in longer? When I say in the military I not only mean on active duty but also include Reserves and National Guard.


Floyd James Thompson
For the prominent Chicago lawyer, see Floyd Thompson (lawyer). Floyd James Jim Thompson (July 8, 1933 â July 16, 2002) was a United States Army officer and the longest held prisoner of war in United States history, spending nearly nine years in captivity in Vietnam.


Longest Serving Navy SEAL Bids Farewell after 39 Years
NORFOLK, Va. (NNS) -- The longest serving Navy SEAL was piped ashore for the last time during a retirement ceremony Sept. 25 at Naval Special Warfare Group 4 on board Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek. Navy SEAL Capt. Pete Wikul passed the title of. Bull Frog to Adm. Eric T. Olson, Commander of U.S. Special Operations Command.


The Jewish Floridian
CONTINUOUS MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICATE. BE IT KNOWN THAT PROPER ATTESTATION HAS BEEN. PROVIDED TO THE EFFECT that. HAS BEEN A MEMBER IN GOOD STANDING. OF THE AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY. CONTINUOUSLY FOR THE PERIOD OF. years.


APUSH Battles of WWII
The Battle of the Atlantic was the longest continuous military campaign in World War II, running from 1939 to the defeat of Germany in 1945. At its core was the Allied naval blockade of Germany, announced the day after the declaration of war, and Germany's subsequent counter-blockade. It was at its height from mid-1940 through to the end of 1943.


What is oldest Military Service?
Interesting question! I am not sure if you mean military unit or something a bit broader, so I'll assume you meant individual unit. If I am incorrect, please let me know. According to the Military History website, one of the oldest continuous military units in the world is the Swiss Guard at the Vatican. Formed in 1506, that would make the Swiss Guard 500+ years old.


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Floyd James Thompson. Floyd James Jim Thompson (July 8, 1933 â July 16, 2002) was a United States Army officer and the longest held prisoner of war in United States history, spending nearly nine years in captivity in Vietnam.


Longest production run for a military aircraft
By 7 March 2013, the US company Lockheed Martin had produced 2,437 Hercules C-130 aircraft. The C-130 production line is the longest continuously operating military aircraft production line in history The Hercules made its first flight on 23 August 1954 and deliveries began in December 1956. All records listed on our website are current and up-to-date.


Georgia's 11 best restaurants outside of Atlanta
This North Georgia mountain farmhouse sits in the Southern end of a giant forest and hosts the Southern food feast of your dreams: ham, trout, fried chicken, catfish, country-fried steak, turkey, salmon, and tenderloin are just a few of your meat options. There are vegetables on the menu too...


Culture of Georgia (U.S. state)
Barbecuing, a favorite pastime in Georgia, is integral to the state's culture. All types of meat are barbecued in Georgia, but pork is traditionally the most popular meat in the state. Many people in Georgia barbecue for tailgate parties, for the Fourth of July or in case of homecomings and in all temperatures.


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Bacchanalia has well-earned its reputation as Atlanta's most-celebrated restaurant since opening in 1993, and consistently gains ratings as one of Atlanta's top restaurants.


The Most Underrated Restaurants in Atlanta
Brook Bolen/Thrillist. In a city with as many great things to eat as Atlanta, itâs only natural that some stuff will get overlooked, unless you already know where to find the ATLâs most underrated restaurants, or someone who can just, like, give you a list of the 11 sweetest ones. Oh, wait...


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Bacchanalia's seasonal menu relies entirely on organic ingredients, many sourced from Anne and Clifford's farm, Summerland, creating a fresh and unique experience every time. Bacchanalia offers a four course, prix fixe menu at $85 per person. The menu evolves slightly each evening and throughout the seasons. We offer a wine pairing suggestion with many of the menu options.


Culture of Georgia (U.S. state)
Culture of Georgia (U.S. state) The Culture of Georgia is a subculture of the Southern United States that has come from blending heavy amounts of rural Scots-Irish culture with the culture of African slaves and Native Americans.


Georgia's 11 best restaurants outside of Atlanta
Georgia's 11 best restaurants outside of Atlanta Georgia's 11 best restaurants outside of Atlanta. Here at Thrillist Atlanta, we tend to keep the focus on Georgia's largest city (and with good reason!), but we do know that there are actually a whole slew of eateries across the state worthy of praise, celebration, and loose-fitting pants. So here they are, the 11 best wayyyy OTP restaurants in Georgia.


Culture of Georgia (U.S. state)
The state's culture is also influenced by its economy, most notably from forestry and its many benefits to the state and her people. Finally, Georgia's cuisine is integral to her culture with such foods as seafood, cornbread, peaches and grits being part of the people of Georgia's diet and economy. On a more abstract level, Georgia's culture can be seen and heard in her literature, music, sports, film, television and art.


Georgia's 11 best restaurants outside of Atlanta
Southern Soul Barbeque. Here at Thrillist Atlanta, we tend to keep the focus on Georgia's largest city (and with good reason!), but we do know that there are actually a whole slew of eateries across the state worthy of praise, celebration, and loose-fitting pants.


Setting the Story Straight on âHuman Antibioticsâ in Animals: Expert Q&A
This is why some antibiotics are labeled âFor dog use only,â or âFor human consumption only.â Other antibiotics work well in many species and can be used at different dosages to fight the same kind of diseases in different species. For instance: dogs, horses, guinea pigs, and humans can all take doxycycline.


Antibiotics That Dogs Can Take
By Sandi Hoffman. Antibiotics are strong medications that fight bacterial infections. Although they are not just for human consumption, use care in administering these drugs to your animal. Usually, antibiotics are helpful to dogs with infections; nevertheless, some canines can be allergic.


Amoxicillin
Penicillin was the first antibiotic made available to humans during World War II. It was very effective against gram-positive bacteria, but didnât last long and was susceptible to stomach acid so was wasted inside the body. Amoxicillin is the new and improved version of penicillin that is able to last longer, resist stomach acid, and kill both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria. It is often used to prevent and treat infections found in cuts and wounds, the mouth, the upper respiratory system, and the bladder. Amoxicillin also has better absorption than another predecessor, Ampicillin.


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Amoxicillin kills bacteria by preventing them from building a proper cell wall while they grow. It accomplishes this by inhibiting the linking of peptidoglycan chains that are a major component in both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteriaâs cell walls.


Setting the Story Straight on âHuman Antibioticsâ in Animals: Expert Q&A
This is, in part, because of the different side effects that a given antibiotic can have in different species. Many antibiotics can be toxic to the human or animal taking them because they affect other organs and tissues, as well as the bacteria they are designed to fight.


Antibiotics for Dogs
Dogs are prescribed antibiotics for the treatment of various different infections. The main reasons dogs are prescribed antibiotics is for the treatment of infections, like bacterial infections, respiratory infections, gastrointestinal infections, and tissue and skin infections. Antibiotics for dogs work by either attacking the microorganism causing the infection, or by inhibiting the growth of the microorganism.


Setting the Story Straight on âHuman Antibioticsâ in Animals: Expert Q&A
JB: Antibiotics that are deemed âmedically important in humansâ are antibiotics that, if a large number of bacteria were to become resistant to them, would pose a public health risk. The FDA has provided guidance on phasing out âmedically importantâ antibiotics from food-producing animals.


Setting the Story Straight on âHuman Antibioticsâ in Animals: Expert Q&A
JB: It is important to remember that antibiotics are important for an animalâs health and wellbeing. When humans are sick, we need to take the appropriate medication to get better. Animals have the same need. Animals are not super heroes, they occasionally get sick and hurt through everyday living, just like us.


Antibiotics for Dogs
Your dog will most likely be reluctant to swallow antibiotics. Follow your vetâs lead when deciding whether or not to give your dog pills with food and water, or without. If you can give the pills with food, one technique to try is to make a small ball-shaped blob of wet food.


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In spite of the unease over artificial additives, many nutritionists are more concerned that these types of foods tend to be low in crucial nutrients and fiber and high in sodium, fats and calories. and that they contribute to a disturbing trend of obesity in children. You can't avoid processed foods completely.


How Industrial Food Impacts Your Health
Every single decision a farmer or corporation makes about growing or raising a certain kind of food affects the final product. Cutting corners on the quality of animal feed, waste management, training for farm workers, processing methods and distribution all affect the safety of our food.


How Industrial Food Impacts Your Health
Americans spend about ninety percent of their food budget on processed foods, which, unlike whole foods, have been treated in some way after being harvested or butchered. Almost all of these processed foods contain additives, substances intended to change the food in some way before it is sold to consumers.


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Food additives serve five main functions. Give the food a smooth and consistent texture: 1  Emulsifiers prevent liquid products from separating. 2  Stabilizers and thickeners provide an even texture. 3  Anticaking agents allow substances to flow freely.


How Industrial Food Impacts Your Health
But now industrial agriculture has taken over our food supply. In an attempt to feed more people in a easier and more productive way, food has become food âproductsâ full of chemicals not real food.


Food additives
Definition. Food additives are substances that become part of a food product when they are added during the processing or making of that food. Direct food additives are often added during processing to: 1  Add nutrients. 2  Help process or prepare the food. 3  Keep the product fresh. 4  Make the food more appealing.


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Regardless of inconclusive findings, many experts view chemical additives with suspicion and urge consumers to use caution: Over the years, several synthetic food additives have been banned from store shelves when a clear public health threat has been shown.


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FROZEN PIZZAâFROZEN PIZZA'S TERRIBLE. The controversy over the health safety of foods containing artificial additives doesn't appear to be going away anytime soonâ¦. public health advocates are especially concerned over possible harmful effects these ingredients may have on school-aged children,


How Industrial Food Impacts Your Health
sidebarA. Before industrial agriculture and CAFOs, before processed foods, McDonaldâs and TV dinners-people ate real food. This real food consisted of whole fruits and vegetables eaten in season or preserved in the summer months for a long cold winter.


Food Additives and Human Health
But there is a method to the food industryâs madness. They generally provide five main reasons for why chemicals must be added to our foods: 1  To improve shelf life or storage time. 2  To make food convenient and easy to prepare. 3  To increase the nutritional value. 4  To improve the flavor of foods. 5  To enhance the attractiveness of food products and improve consumer acceptance.


Become a Computer Software Engineer: Education and Career Roadmap
Learn how to become a computer software engineer. Research the education and career requirements, training and certification information, and experience required for starting a career in computer software engineering. View article Â».


Do Software Engineers Need a Degree in Computer Science?
Software engineer, mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, chemical engineer. You can be a good engineer, but not be a good electrical or software engineer. So to claim that you do not need a CS degree to be a good engineer is a statement that is true in principle, but that conveys no useful meaning.


Do Software Engineers Need a Degree in Computer Science?
Like | by on May 18, 2012. The role of a software Engineerâ does not necessarily require a degree in Computer Science. However, since Yahooâs Chief Executive Scott Thompson was stepping down recently due to a fake computer science college degree, it has been a point of discussion if someone needs a university degree.


Become a Computer Software Engineer: Education and Career Roadmap
Step 1: Learn About the Career. Since computer software engineering includes a variety of tasks and job descriptions, the first step aspiring software engineers may need to do is to research the field before pursuing education and training that will prepare them for a particular career path.


How to become a software developer without a degree
In 2014, careers in the software industry are wide open â even for people who don't have a degree in the subject. Although it is a highly skilled profession, unlike areas such as law and finance, there are no accreditations or formal exams needed to become a developer.


How to become a software developer without a degree
How to become a software developer without a degree. 1  James Burt has been working as a software developer for 16 years. He shares his tips for breaking into the IT profession if you lack the formal qualifications. 2  James Burt has been working as a software developer for 16 years.


Software engineering
Due to its relative newness as a field of study, formal education in software engineering is often taught as part of a computer science curriculum, and many software engineers hold computer science degrees and have no engineering background whatsoever. Many software engineers work as employees or contractors.


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Letter: Correct precinct name's in the; Star letter. The poems are best grasped as runes or glyphs whose condensed syntax, sly hints at meaning, and nuances of such sentiments as isolation and eroticism combine to offer us a unit or element of art to be assimilated rather than explicated semantically.


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Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. Link to this page: semantics.


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1 Of or relating to semantics or the meanings of words. ( 2 software design, of code) Reflecting intended structure and meaning. ( 3 slang, of a detail or distinction) Petty or trivial; (of a person or statement) quibbling, niggling. 4  antisemantic. 5  semantically. 6  semantic change. 7  semantic field.  semantic shift.


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In this screenshot, an article abstract from PubMed appears in the upper portion of the Web browser, and the semantically rich annotation being made by a user in the bottom portion of the browser.


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The use of these two classes of word relationship, together with semantically related pairs such as sana-odio 'anger'-'hate', permits the study of the time course of morphological, orthographic, and semantic priming at 32, 64, and 250 ms.


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Having the technology for the efficient integration of information resources and the technology for semantically annotate these data, a step to transform the data into knowledge becomes possible.


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1 Visit a COMPANY Metro PCS store. 2  That is, a official Metro PCS store, not an independent cell phone dealer. 3  Very carefully explain that the phone is used and was previously activated in a different market.You are now trying to activate it in this (your) market.


How to Activate a Metro PCS Phone
Save. When you purchase a Metro PCS phone, you need to activate the phone before it can be used to make any calls. This process is simple and only requires a few steps.


How to Activate a Metro PCS Phone
When you purchase a Metro PCS phone, you need to activate the phone before it can be used to make any calls.


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By Published by. kazamaa. How to activate a used Metro PCS cellular phone. April 28, 2008. Views. Comments Comment. 107 Vote 107 Votes. Please sign in to vote on this Guide. 1  Bang your head against the wall. 2  Visit a COMPANY Metro PCS store. 3  That is, a official Metro PCS store, not an independent cell phone dealer.


How to activate a used Metro PCS cellular phone.
Please sign in to vote on this Guide. 1  Bang your head against the wall. 2  Visit a COMPANY Metro PCS store. 3  Very carefully explain that the phone is used and was previously activated in a different market.You are now trying to activate it in this (your) market.


How to activate a used Metro PCS cellular phone.
1 That is, a official Metro PCS store, not an independent cell phone dealer. 2  Very carefully explain that the phone is used and was previously activated in a different market.You are now trying to activate it in this (your) market.


How to Activate a Metro PCS Phone
Instructions. Remove Metro PCS phone from box. Make sure there is a good amount of battery life as you will need to have enough power to complete the activation call and you may need to power up the phone to complete the activation process. Dial *228 on the phone.


MetroPCS â Help Me Activate
MetroPCS is a prepaid cell phone provider available in certain areas, though coverage is available nationwide. If you have this service or want to change your phone, you will need to activate it in order for it to work.


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0. Trying to activate verizon iphone 4 on the metropcs network. the phone is already jailbroken and on the metropcs network. now i just need help on activating it. when i call *288 i can speak with a rep but then the phone hangs up.


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Al Roker Height: 5' 8 (172.72 cm) Standing at a height of 5 feet, 8 inches tall Al Roker is taller than 32.1% of all men, as reflected by the figure's fill height %. Conversely, at this height Al Roker is not as tall as 67.9% of all men.


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labels 5 8 a al roker height man tv star i don t think he s that tall he actually looks to be approx 4 10 i agree even the women although they re wearing heels tower over him i do believe he is shorter than he says


Al Roker Pestering Natalie Morales About Her Weight Is Super Awkward (VIDEO)
we re talking about the segment you co hosted with natalie morales and willie geist in which the three of you discussed how msnbc s mika brzezinski tweeted a photograph of her weight


Elvis Presley
he was standing next to 5 5 dustin hoffman and was shorter met him at the today show definitely not 5 8 more like 5 5 he was standing next to melissa mcarthy today and he was maybe an inch taller than her


Al Roker Pestering Natalie Morales About Her Weight Is Super Awkward (VIDEO)
dear al roker can we talk we or more accurately jezebel and then we noticed a very very very very very very very very very very very very very very awkward exchange during the 9 00 a m hour of the today show on thursday we think you might owe someone an apology


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al roker calls out matt lauer live on air for throwing co workers under the bus if anyone was in any doubt as to whose side al roker is on they won t be for much longer in an awkward exchange live on air this morning al seemed to call out matt lauer for his role in the very public and very humiliating sacking of ann curry from the show


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tallest man in u s gets life changing custom reeboks back in april alex conover of the minnesota timberwolves official website wrote about a trip to the target center taken by a unique visitor igor vovkovinskiy of rochester minn who at 7 feet 8 inches tall is the tallest person in the united states


Team Ann Curry! Al Roker calls out Matt Lauer live on air for throwing co-workers 'under the bus'
while al matt and savannah were interviewing members of the olympic rowing team on the today show they spoke about the tradition of throwing one of their teammates into the water post race


Al Roker
how tall is al roker al roker height 5 8 172 72 cm standing at a height of 5 feet 8 inches tall al roker is taller than 32 1 % of all men as reflected by the figure s fill height conversely at this height al roker is not as tall as 67 9 % of all men biography


Your love is lifting me higher: World's tallest teen girl towers over boyfriend as they take trip to Brazilian beach
the world s tallest teenage girl walks hands in hands with her boyfriend the picture of young love despite a staggering 1ft 4in height difference elisany da cruz silva 17 measures an unbelievable 6ft 8in tall and has to bend down to plant a kiss on her 5ft 4in lover francinaldo da silva carvalho 22


How to Calculate Percent Yield in Chemistry
In reality, most reactions are not perfectly efficient-the reaction's actual yield is usually less than the theoretical yield. To express the efficiency of a reaction, calculate the percent yield using this formula: %yield = (actual yield/theoretical yield) x 100.


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To use this formula for percent yield, you need to make sure that your actual yield and theoretical yield are in the same units. If the actual yield is in grams, then theoretical yield also needs to be in grams. If theoretical yield is in moles, then the actual yield also needs to be in moles.


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3. Calculate the percent yield. Divide the actual yield by the theoretical yield, then multiply by one hundred. The answer will be a percent which represents the mass of your product compared to the mass of product from a perfect reaction.


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This is the theoretical yield. 6. Calculate the percentage yield: The percent yield is simply the actual yield divided by theoretical yield multiplied by 100. Actual yield is the amount of product you actually got while theoretical is the maximum possible yield.


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To determine theoretical yield, multiply the amount of moles of the limiting reagent by the ratio of the limiting reagent and the synthesized product and by the molecular weight of the product.


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Calculating theoretical and percent yield. You learned how to calculate theoretical yield and percent yield in general chemistry lab. Since chemistry is a cumulative discipline, we expect students to remember topics from previous chemistry course. Anyway, here is a brief recap:


Financial  Ratios and Measures
You can calculate a stockâs percentage yield, or dividend yield, to measure the annual return it currently generates through dividend payments. For example, if a stock has a 5 percent dividend yield, it generates an annual return of 5 percent through dividend payments.


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Most international students who want to study in London will need to pay overseas tuition fees. If you are a student from outside the EU, tuition fees for undergraduate and postgraduate courses are on average Â£12,000. Students from an EU country pay the same tuition fees as UK students.


Tuition Fee Costs at London Universities
Most international students who want to study in London will need to pay overseas tuition fees. If you are a student from outside the EU, tuition fees for undergraduate and postgraduate courses are on average Â£12,000.


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Tuition Fee Costs at London Universities. University tuition fees in London are Â£12,000 on average but can be as little as Â£8,000. The cost varies depending on the university and course you choose to study.


Tuition Fee Costs at London Universities
University tuition fees in London are Â£12,000 on average but can be as little as Â£8,000. The cost varies depending on the university and course you choose to study.


Tuition Fee Costs at London Universities
If you are a student from outside the EU, tuition fees for undergraduate and postgraduate courses are on average Â£12,000. Students from an EU country pay the same tuition fees as UK students. Depending on the course and university you choose, you may find tuition fees as low as Â£8,000 per year.


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Tuition fees are the costs of your education at London Metropolitan University. We charge a range of fees depending on the course you take and whether or not you are a full or part-time student.


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More than half of universities in England and Wales do charge the maximum of Â£9,000 ($13,440) per year â but at a diminishing number of universities, the annual tuition fees are just Â£6,000 ($8,950) for undergraduate home students.


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Tuition fees. UCL's annual tuition fee covers all elements of your tuition (except any field courses you might have to take), registration and examinations. However, optional courses taken elsewhere in the University of London may attract an additional fee.


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UCL's annual tuition fee covers all elements of your tuition (except any field courses you might have to take), registration and examinations. However, optional courses taken elsewhere in the University of London may attract an additional fee.


Time zone
Some countries, most notably China and India, use a single time zone, even though the extent of their territory far exceeds 15Â° of longitude. China would have more than four or five time nautical time zones over its territory.


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This article is a travel topic. This is a list of countries, regions, and territories grouped by time zone. Although many time zones have descriptive names used by people in them, they are least ambiguously identified by their relationship to UTC (Universal Time, Co-ordinated). UTC used to be called GMT (Greenwich Mean Time), after the Royal Observatory located in the Greenwich area of London.


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Is Korea and China the same time zone? South Korea Time zone is Korea Standard Time China spans across five different standard time zones, from UTC+05:00 in the west to UTC+09:00 in the east, yet since 1949 Chinâ¦a has only had a single standard time at UTC+08:00. The time UTC+06:00 is also used unofficially in Xinjiang and Tibet.


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Japan's timezone doesn't change for daylight savings, but New York time does.   So - during the summer, New York is 13 hours behind Tokyo, Japan.   During daylight savinâ¦gs time New York is 14 hours behind Tokyo, Japan.   (ex.


Rehabilitation Counselor  Salary
Pay by Experience for a Rehabilitation Counselor has a positive trend. An entry-level Rehabilitation Counselor with less than 5 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $36,000 based on 82 salaries provided by anonymous users. Average total compensation includes tips, bonus, and overtime pay.


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Average Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor salary: $48,908 per year. Data comes from 1,704 real salaries collected directly from employees and jobs on Indeed.


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A Rehabilitation Counselor with mid-career experience which includes employees with 5 to 10 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $44,000 based on 26 salaries. An experienced Rehabilitation Counselor which includes employees with 10 to 20 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $50,000 based on 20 salaries. A Rehabilitation Counselor with late-career experience which includes employees with greater than 20 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $56,000 based on 15 salaries.


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155 Rehab Counselor Salaries provided anonymously by employees. What salary does a Rehab Counselor earn in your area?


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The average Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor salary in the United States is approximately $48,246 per year. Salary information comes from 1,432 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 12 months.


Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor Salaries in the United States
Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor Salaries in the United States. Salary estimated from 1,432 employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 12 months. Last updated: August 12, 2017.


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How much does a Rehab-counselor make? Salaries for Rehab-counselor vary by company. Salary estimates are based on salaries submitted to Glassdoor by Rehab-counselor employees. Are you paid fairly? Get a free, personalized salary estimate based on today's market


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How much does a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor in the United States make? The average Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor salary in the United States is approximately $48,908 per year. Salary information comes from 1,704 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 24 months.


Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor Salaries in the United States
Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor Salaries in the United States Salary estimated from 1,704 employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 24 months. Last updated: January 9, 2018


Rehabilitation Counselor  Salary
The average pay for a Rehabilitation Counselor is $41,251 per year. Experience has a moderate effect on salary for this job.


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Discovery of nuclein. During his stay in the laboratory of Felix Hoppe-Seyler at the University of TÃ¼bingen in 1868-69, Miescher was the first to isolate and chemically characterize DNA - from nuclei of leukocytes found in pus from bandages. At that time, the consensus was that cells were largely made of proteins.


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Friedrich Miescher - Discoverer of DNA Short biography. Johannes Friedrich Miescher was born in 1844 into a distinguished scientific family in Basel, Switzerland. Friedrich Miescher studied medicine in Basel and GÃ¶ttingen. After his graduation in 1868, he decided however to pursue physiological chemistry due to a hearing impairment caused by a severe attack of typhoid fever.


How Did the Discovery of DNA Impact the Scientific Community?
The discovery of DNA focused scientists' efforts and led to the research into genetics and heredity aimed at improving life on Earth today. Identification of DNA DNA's discovery can be traced to 1868, when Swiss medical student Johann Friedrich Miescher began work on isolating proteins from white blood cells.


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Friedrich Miescher - Discoverer of DNA Short biography Johannes Friedrich Miescher was born in 1844 into a distinguished scientific family in Basel, Switzerland.


Ribonucleotide
Dahm R. (2008) Discovering DNA: Friedrich Miescher and the early years of nucleic acid research. Dahm R. (2005) Friedrich Miescher and the discovery of DNA.


What was Friedrich Miescher's contribution to the discovery of the genetic code?
What was Friedrich Miescher's contribution to the discovery of the genetic code?


What was Friedrich Miescher's contribution to the discovery of the genetic code?
Friedrich (Fritz) Miescher's discovered DNA in the cell nucleus Fritz Miescher was a Swiss physician. He reported discovering the DNA molecule in the cell's nucleus in 1868. This created speculation that the DNA might have something to do with genetics.


How Did the Discovery of DNA Impact the Scientific Community?
From the time DNA was first identified as a distinct molecule within cells, our understanding of DNA has grown as members of the scientific community have built upon each others' findings through further experiments.


How Did the Discovery of DNA Impact the Scientific Community?
Identification of DNA. DNA's discovery can be traced to 1868, when Swiss medical student Johann Friedrich Miescher began work on isolating proteins from white blood cells. Miescher found a substance that contained more phosphorus than cellular proteins and could not be broken down as proteins could. His discovery of what he called ânucleinâ proved an important key for scientists decades later who were trying to determine which chemical components of cells carried genetic information.


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Miescher received a chair in 1871 at the University of Basel as professor of physiology. In 1885 he founded Switzerland's first physiological institute at the Vesalianum. He retired in 1895 and died the same year of tuberculosis in Davos. Discovery of nuclein During his stay in the laboratory of Felix Hoppe-Seyler at the University of TÃ¼bingen in 1868-69, Miescher was the first to isolate and chemically characterize DNA - from nuclei of leukocytes found in pus from bandages. At that time, the consensus was that cells were largely made of proteins.


Objects in the Eye - Home Treatment
First aid for objects in the eye. 1  Don't rub your eye, because this could scratch the outer surface (cornea) of the eye. You may have to keep small children from rubbing their eyes. 2  Wash your hands before touching your eye. 3  If you wear contact lenses, take the contacts out before trying to remove the object or flush your eye.


Foreign object in the eye: First aid
If the object is floating in the tear film on the surface of the eye, try using a medicine dropper filled with clean, warm water to flush it out. Or tilt the head back and irrigate the surface of the eye with clean water from a drinking glass or a gentle stream of tap water.


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If you get a foreign object in your eye. 1  Wash your hands with soap and water. 2  Try to flush the object out of your eye with a gentle stream of clean, warm water. Use an eyecup or a small, clean drinking glass positioned with its rim resting on the bone at the base of your eye socket.


Eye Flushing - Topic Overview
Eye Flushing. Eye Flushing. Flushing your eye may help relieve mild eye symptoms and is the most important first aid measure for a chemical substance in the eye. The sooner you get a chemical out of the eye, the less damage it may do. If you are wearing contacts, remove them before flushing your eye.


Nautical & Sailing Terms & Nomenclature
Foreign body eye treatment. Getting something in the eye, also called a foreign body, can cause discomfort. Things that can get in the eye include grit, pieces of wood or metal, or eyelashes. Depending on what's in the eyes, home treatment or medical attention may be needed.


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For small things in the eye that are not sharp, including eyelashes, you may be able to treat the problem at home. For larger objects, or sharp ones, seek medical advice. If you get something in the eye and wear contact lenses, take them out until the object is removed and any pain or discomfort has gone. Try not to rub the eye or put any pressure on it. You can try to flush out small objects using clean water or special eye wash solution.


Foreign object in the eye: First aid
Foreign object in the eye: First aid. If you get a foreign object in your eye. Wash your hands with soap and water. Try to flush the object out of your eye with a gentle stream of clean, warm water. Use an eyecup or a small, clean drinking glass positioned with its rim resting on the bone at the base of your eye socket.


Eye injuries
Flushing your eye. If you have loose particles in your eye or your eye has been exposed to chemicals, flush it out with an eyewash or plenty of clean water for at least 10 to 15 minutes. If you wear contact lenses, remember to remove them before flushing the eye. You can flush your eyes in the following ways:


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Here are some tips to get acclimated so you can focus on having fun! 1  Get Oxygen. 2  A quick way to adapt to the elevation is to carry a portable oxygen canister, taking a shot or two whenever you feel winded. 3  Take it Easy. 4  It's understandable that you're eager to hit the slopes, but take it slowly. 5  Stay Hydrated. 6  Drink plenty of liquids. 7  Eat Right. 8  St


Living at Altitude: The pros and cons of a high-altitude lifestyle
âWhen you constantly live at altitude, your body never gets to that same oxygen flux and recovery for your muscle tissues because youâre at constant hypoxia,â she explained. âIf you never give your body a break, youâre not going to recover.


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Since the air pressure is lower at high altitudes, your body may struggle to absorb much-needed oxygen. This can cause disorientation, headaches, nausea, shortness of breath and weakness. In severe cases people have been hospitalized. There are many ways to get used to the altitude so you can still enjoy your getaway.


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1 A quick way to adapt to the elevation is to carry a portable oxygen canister, taking a shot or two whenever you feel winded. 2  You can buy or rent oxygen concentrators in the Breckenridge resort, and the medical stations there will have oxygen on-site for sick skiers.


Living at Altitude: The pros and cons of a high-altitude lifestyle
âIt takes almost two years for you to feel similar (at altitude) to the way you feel at sea level and at least three months before you can start to feel comfortable doing high intensity things,â she said.


Living at Altitude: The pros and cons of a high-altitude lifestyle
If youâre new to the altitude, Baysden recommends starting your training regimen slowly and allowing plenty of time for your body to rest. If you work out regularly at sea level, she said to step back your training to the level you were at two to three months ago in order to not overload your system.


Living at Altitude: The pros and cons of a high-altitude lifestyle
Living at high altitude has its advantages â namely beautiful scenery, majestic mountains, clean air and inspiring recreation opportunities. But the thin air (with less oxygen) and decreased atmospheric pressure can also be tough on your system, particularly if youâre not used to it.


Living at Altitude: The pros and cons of a high-altitude lifestyle
Low landers generally arenât affected by altitude until they reach 4,500 to 5,000 feet. But after that, the affects of altitude are compounded about every 1,000 feet â so the affects of going from 6,000 feet to 7000 feet can feel the same as jumping from sea level to 4,500 feet.


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1 Get Oxygen. 2  A quick way to adapt to the elevation is to carry a portable oxygen canister, taking a shot or two whenever you feel winded. 3  You can buy or rent oxygen concentrators in the Breckenridge resort, and the medical stations there will have oxygen on-site for sick skiers.


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1 Sleeping at a lower altitude makes it easier to adjust to the rarefied air of Breckenridge. 2  You'll feel better and have more energy after a good night's sleep in a lodge at a lower elevation. 3  Lodging is scattered all up and down the mountains, with some lodges being higher than 10,000 ft.


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Are You Still Using A Microwave Oven?
Microwave ovens are one such invention that has been widely mistaken as a healthy convenience. Do you rely on the convenience of a microwave over a stove, to cook or heat your food? If yes, then you might want to stop and think again before placing your life in the hands on this so called âharmlessâ man-made invention.


Did the Soviet Union ban microwave ovens in 1976?
The Microwave Militia also makes claims such as microwave ovens are illegal in Russia or other parts of Europe. This is just a straight-up lie. Microwaves are perfectly legal in Russia and everywhere else in Europe. In fact I was not able to find a single country in the world that bans microwave ovens.


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Are microwave ovens banned in Russia? My sister, a diehard conspiracist, insists on spreading via Facebook and email every fool thing she stumbles across on the internet or hears from friends. I've given up trying to disprove her whacky assertions.


There Was No Ban on Microwave Ovens in the USSR
1976: IMPI symposium in Belgiumâno reports of a ban on microwave ovens in the USSR. 1970âs: In the world of international frequency allocations it is known that in the USSR there is the ISM band at 2.375 GHz for microwave ovens.


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According to this site microwave ovens were banned in the USSR in 1976. The ban was lifted under Gorbachev, in the 90s presumably. This site looks more authoritative.


Are Microwave Ovens Safe?
Microwave ovens work by passing microwave-band electromagnetic radiation over the food at 2.5 GHz. Molecules that are electric dipoles, of which water is the most efficient, rotate back and forth in this field. The friction between them creates heat. This is called dielectric heating.


Are You Still Using A Microwave Oven?
Over the last couple of decades, microwave ovens have become a necessity, and now you will rarely find a kitchen without one! Today, over 90% of homes in America, use microwave ovens for re-heating foods, and for daily meal preparations. It is so easy to use as it just takes a few minutes to get the meal on the table âready to eatâ.


There Was No Ban on Microwave Ovens in the USSR
There Was No Ban on Microwave Ovens in the USSR. Submitted by John M. Osepchuk. In 2012, some respected colleagues referred to a ban on the sale of microwave ovens in the old USSR. I believe this is not true and in the following I present ample evidence supporting my belief.


Mocrowave ovens have recently been banned in Germany and Russia should we use them?
After searching I do see Germany and Russian did ban sale of microwave ovens in 1976 and there have been discussion. and some studies. so I do see some bans on microwave ovens around 1976 and I do see some studies on it ... Russia has since lifted the ban...


There Was No Ban on Microwave Ovens in the USSR
Los and Dumansky from the Ukraine. No mention of any ban on ovens. 1977; 1979; At conferences on microwave bioeffects in Airlie , Virginia and Seattle, WA extensive discussions are held with scientists and engineers from the USSR and no hint of an oven ban is ever mentioned.


Bone marrow biopsy
Where in the Phila., Pa area. Where in the Phila., Pa area get one get a bone marrow biopsy under anes. My niece needs one but since she went thru it one will not do it again unless she is under anesthesia.


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Add a Comment21 Comments. I had a colposcopy today with 2 punch biopsies. In the past I have had a bone marrow biopsy (think giant needle in your hip bone) and this was more traumatising. I was told nothing before the procedure and I bled ALOT - the doctor put in a tampon afterwards.


Bone marrow biopsy
I had a BMB about a month ago. It was THE WORST thing I've ever had done to me and I've had a lot of things done to me since 2005 when I was first diagnosed with ovarian cancer, including surgery. Two weeks ago I was told I have MDS. I told my doctor I would never have a biopsy again without conscious sedation.


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Add a Comment21 Comments. Anonymous. I had a colposcopy today with 2 punch biopsies. In the past I have had a bone marrow biopsy (think giant needle in your hip bone) and this was more traumatising. I was told nothing before the procedure and I bled ALOT - the doctor put in a tampon afterwards.


Liver Biopsy
Laparoscopic biopsy involves inserting a laparoscope, a thin tube with a tiny video camera attached, through a small incision to look inside the body to view the surface of organs. The health care provider will insert a needle through a plastic, tubelike instrument called a cannula to remove the liver tissue sample.


Liver Biopsy
make a small incision in the abdomen, just below the rib cage. insert a cannula into the incision and fill the abdomen with gas to provide space to work inside the abdominal cavity and to see the liver. insert a biopsy needle through the cannula and into the liver and quickly remove a liver tissue sample.


Breast Biopsy
There are several types of breast biopsy procedures. The type of biopsy that you have will depend on the location and size of the breast lump or area of concern. Biopsies may be done under local or general anesthesia. For local anesthesia, medicine is injected to numb your breast. You will be awake, but feel no pain. For general anesthesia, you will be given medicine to put you into a deep sleep during the biopsy.


Endometrial Biopsy
Uterine Biopsy. In endometrial biopsy, a thin, flexible tube (catheter) is passed through the vagina and cervix and into the uterus. A suction device attached to the catheter is used to obtain tissue samples from the lining of the uterus (endometrium); these specimens are sent to a laboratory for analysis.


Endometrial Biopsy
After the Endometrial Biopsy. 1  You will remain in a recovery room until the effects of sedation or anesthesia wear off. You may return home and should rest for about 24 hours. 2  You may experience mild cramping for several days. Over-the-counter pain relievers, such as ibuprofen, may help.


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The modern Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s is often called a Second Reconstruction. Compare the legislative achievements and protest strategies of the Reconstruction Era (1865-1877) to the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s.


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Compare the legislative achievements and protest strategies of the Reconstruction Era (1865-1877) to the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s.


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How did the African American Civil Rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s address the failures of the Reconstruction?


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The Civil Rights Movement. of the 1950s and 1960s African Americans used multiple different strategies in order to achieve their civil rights. Strategies Plessy v. Ferguson In 1896,the Supreme Court ruled that separate but equal did not violate the 14th Amendment.


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of the 1950s and 1960s African Americans used multiple different strategies in order to achieve their civil rights. Strategies Plessy v. Ferguson In 1896,the Supreme Court ruled that separate but equal did not violate the 14th Amendment. This was what caused African Americans to start fighting for their civil rights.


"""How Did The African American Civil Rights Movement Of The 1950S And 1960S Address The Failures Of Reconstruction"" Essays and Research Papers"
CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT OF 1964 1 The Civil Rights movement results from the African American Civil Rights movement completely transformed the lives of African Americans and helped to integrate public schools, places and help them get their natural rights back. From the earliest of time, white ...


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The African-American Civil Rights Movement During the frail moments in history there are times to be seen as a great movement. One of those moments in the history of America was the African-American Civil Rights Movement.


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Ted Tunnell: The second Reconstruction is what historians call the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s, the time in which finally black people are truly emancipated. They're only half emancipated after the Civil War.


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How did the African American Civil Rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s address the failures of the Reconstruction? if you can give me good info to put into that frq it would be great. I need content that i can put into the essay for ap history class. Thanks in advance.


Sunflower Seeds
Sunflower Seeds. Sunflower seeds are considered to be anti-carcinogenic due to their high content of selenium and vitamin E. They also contain pectin, which removes heavy metals along with other toxins from the body and furthermore protects our eyes against cataracts.hese sunflower seeds also contain minerals such as zinc, which keeps the immune system strong â fighting infections and healing wounds effectively. Sunflower seeds can be added to salads, cereals or enjoyed as a simple, nutritious snack.


Sunflower oil is    not recommended for breast cancer
Of the products typically consumed as snack foods, pistachio and sunflower kernel were found to be richest in phytosterols, according to one study. However, sunflower seeds and kernels can contain high levels of the carcinogenic heavy metal cadmium, since sunflower plants have a tendency to accumulate cadmium.Sunflower seeds grown for consumption as seeds are known as confectionary sunflower seeds.n addition, sunflower seeds also contains relatively high levels of copper, which has been shown to increase angiogenesis and metastasis of breast cancer, especialy in women with inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) or triple negative (ER-/PR-/HER2-) disease.


Sunflower seeds nutrition facts
Delicious, nutty, and crunchy sunflower seeds are widely considered as healthful foods. They are high in energy; 100 g seeds hold about 584 calories. Nonetheless, they are one of the incredible sources of health benefiting nutrients, minerals, antioxidants and vitamins.Much of their calories come from fatty acids.ere are some serving tips: Roasted and salted, they can be enjoyed as a healthy snack. They add crunchiness to salads. Sprinkle sunflower kernels over fried-rice dishes or sauteed sautÃ©ed vegetables as. Garnish the seeds can be coated with, chocolate, candied or added in, cakes and. muffins


Sunflower Seeds
These sunflower seeds also contain minerals such as zinc, which keeps the immune system strong â fighting infections and healing wounds effectively. Sunflower seeds can be added to salads, cereals or enjoyed as a simple, nutritious snack.hese sunflower seeds also contain minerals such as zinc, which keeps the immune system strong â fighting infections and healing wounds effectively. Sunflower seeds can be added to salads, cereals or enjoyed as a simple, nutritious snack.


Can eating sunflower seeds be bad for you?
I canât say if sunflower seeds are any worse or better in terms of accumulation of heavy metals than certain other plant foods. Barley may accumulate more lead than sunflower seeds, for example. Sunflower seeds are high in selenium, but I have not heard of selenium intoxication from sunflower seeds. Eating sunflower seeds, which may contain high amounts of nickel, can trigger eczema in individuals with nickel allergy. 2  Due to mixing during manufacturing, certain sunflower seeds sold in markets may be contaminated with soy allergens.


Natural toxins
Cadmium in Flax and Sunflower sprouts. Lin/Flax seed and Sunflower seeds have a high content of heavy metal cadmium, which can accumulate in the body with harmful effects caused by high intake of these two varieties.ll legumes-beans, lentils and peas-contain the natural toxin, Lectins. Some varieties have such a high level of the substance, that they are potentially harmful if you grow sprouts and eat them raw. Therefore note that you may ONLY sprout the legumes mentioned under Legumes.


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Tim, Yes, it would be dangerous for birds or animals to eat the seeds. You can solve this problem by draping bird netting over the sunflowers once they start to develop seeds. Some evidence also suggests birds and other animals naturally avoid seeds from contaminated flowers.he sunflower, or Helianthus annuus, from the Greek helios, meaning âSun,â is a powerful plant in the world of industry and art. There are few people in the world who would be unable to recognize its shining yellow face in a garden or field.


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20 Tim { 06.13.12 at 10:04 am }. Iâm curious if the seeds of a sunflower used for phytoremediation would contain heavy metals. If so, it seems that using them in a heavily contaminated area would poison animals and possibly be worse for the ecosystem than leaving them in the soil.he sunflower, or Helianthus annuus, from the Greek helios, meaning âSun,â is a powerful plant in the world of industry and art. There are few people in the world who would be unable to recognize its shining yellow face in a garden or field.


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This is a good thing, in part, because many of these metals, such as iron and copper, are essential for optimal health when consumed in small quantities. Chowing down on shellfish, seafood, and other popular foods could be leaving you with excess levels of copper, mercury and other heavy metals in your body.his is a good thing, in part, because many of these metals, such as iron and copper, are essential for optimal health when consumed in small quantities. Chowing down on shellfish, seafood, and other popular foods could be leaving you with excess levels of copper, mercury and other heavy metals in your body.


Are these familiar foods poisoning you with cadmium?
But sometimes an edible that we think encourages health can actually cause harm. Due to an affinity with heavy metals in the environment, some plants and animals absorb toxins like cadmium more readily than others. In light of this, steering clear of these common foods can help prevent serious problems down the road.ut sometimes an edible that we think encourages health can actually cause harm. Due to an affinity with heavy metals in the environment, some plants and animals absorb toxins like cadmium more readily than others. In light of this, steering clear of these common foods can help prevent serious problems down the road.


Reverse Innovation â Definition and Examples
Tata Motors â Tata Nano. While companies like Ford set up its global automobile platform in India and catered to the niche premium segments in India, Tata introduced the Tata Nano for the price conscious consumer in India in 2009. Tata plans to launch Tata Nano in Europe and U.S. subsequently.


A Reverse-Innovation Playbook
But few companies experience this kind of renaissance, because reverse innovationâdeveloping ideas in an emerging market and coaxing them to flow uphill to Western marketsâposes immense challenges.


Definition of reverse innovation
Definition of reverse innovation. Historically, multinationals innovated in rich countries and sold those products in poor countries. Reverse innovation is doing just the opposite. It is about innovating in poor countries and bringing those products to rich countries. Thanks to the rapid development of populous countries like China and India and the slowing growth of wealthy nations, reverse innovation has become a strategic priority.


Reverse Innovation â Definition and Examples
Pepsico â Kurkure and Aliva. Pepsi is planning to give developed markets (particularly West Asia) a taste of its salted snack Kurkure (and also another snack Aliva). The product enjoys huge success in India and has become a Rs 700 crore brand within a decade of its launch.


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Reverse Innovation â Definition and Examples. Reverse Innovation is the strategy of innovating in emerging (or developing) markets and then distributing/marketing these innovations in developed markets. Many companies are developing products in emerging countries like China and India and then distributing them globally.


Reverse Innovation â Definition and Examples
P&Gâs (Vicks Honey Cough) honey-based cold remedy developed in Mexico found success in European and the United States market.


Reverse Innovation â Definition and Examples
Tata â Swacch â Worldâs cheapest water purifier. Swacch means clean in Hindi. Tata launched the water purifier â Tata Swacch targeting the rural market in India with the cheapest water purifier in the market. The product does not require running water, power or boiling and uses paddy husk ash as a filter.


A Reverse-Innovation Playbook
Harmanâs management of reverse innovation shows that the two-part approachâwith local teams generating radical change from below and CEOs orchestrating companywide changes from aboveâhelps organizations bypass traditional thinking and integrate new logic into product offerings.


A Reverse-Innovation Playbook
Reprint: R1204J. Reverse innovationâdeveloping ideas in an emerging market and coaxing them to flow uphill to Western marketsâposes immense challenges, because it requires a company to overcome the institutionalized thinking that guides its actions.


Reverse Innovation â Definition and Examples
Reverse Innovation is the strategy of innovating in emerging (or developing) markets and then distributing/marketing these innovations in developed markets. Many companies are developing products in emerging countries like China and India and then distributing them globally. Examples of Reverse Innovation:


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THE TRADITION OF UMAMISEASONING 123456 www.glutamate.org Garum, a fermented fish sauce, was an essential and valuablecondiment in ancient Rome. Fish sauces are stapleingredients in southeast Asian cuisine. The EnglishWorcester sauce is related, a ferment of anchovies, sugar,spices and vinegar.HE TRADITION OF UMAMISEASONING 123456 www.glutamate.org Garum, a fermented fish sauce, was an essential and valuablecondiment in ancient Rome. Fish sauces are stapleingredients in southeast Asian cuisine. The EnglishWorcester sauce is related, a ferment of anchovies, sugar,spices and vinegar.


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MSG remains controversal, but glutamate is found naturally in many natural sourcesâincluding fish sauce, mushrooms, tomatoes, and walnutsincluding fish sauce, mushrooms, tomatoes, and walnuts.Masan's product Nam Ngu fish sauce are displayed for sale at a market in Hanoi (Photo: Nguyen Huy Kham/Reuter).ish sauce is an indispensable ingredient in the cooking of Vietnam, Thailand, Burma, Cambodia, Laos, and the Philippines.


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In addition to being added to dishes during the cooking process, fish sauce is also used as a base for a dipping condiment, prepared in many different ways in each country, for fish, shrimp, pork, and chicken. In parts of southern China, it is used as an ingredient for soups and casseroles.Fish sauce, and its derivatives, impart an umami flavor to food due to their glutamate content.ish sauce is a staple ingredient in numerous cultures in Southeast Asia and the coastal regions of East Asia, and features heavily in Cambodian, Filipino, Thai, Laotian and Vietnamese cuisines.


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Fish sauce is an indispensable ingredient in the cooking of Vietnam, Thailand, Burma, Cambodia, Laos, and the Philippines.The potent liquid is made by salting and fermenting fish (usually anchovies) for months, an ancient method for preserving a seasonal abundance of fresh protein.ish sauce is an indispensable ingredient in the cooking of Vietnam, Thailand, Burma, Cambodia, Laos, and the Philippines.


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Thai Fish Sauce Tiparos Brand 23 fl.oz. | No MSG, No Preservative, No Colors added. â¥ Ingredients: Water, Anchovy Extract, Salt, Sugar. â¥ Fish sauce, a condiment used all over the world, but especially in Asian cuisines, is made by fermenting fish and sea salt.Fish sauce is a staple, used for seasoning instead of salt.hai Fish Sauce Tiparos Brand 23 fl.oz. | No MSG, No Preservative, No Colors added. â¥ Ingredients: Water, Anchovy Extract, Salt, Sugar. â¥ Fish sauce, a condiment used all over the world, but especially in Asian cuisines, is made by fermenting fish and sea salt.


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Fish sauce is a staple ingredient in numerous cultures in Southeast Asia and the coastal regions of East Asia, and features heavily in Cambodian, Filipino, Thai, Laotian and Vietnamese cuisines.It also was a major ingredient in ancient European cuisine, but is no longer commonly used in those regions.ish sauce is a staple ingredient in numerous cultures in Southeast Asia and the coastal regions of East Asia, and features heavily in Cambodian, Filipino, Thai, Laotian and Vietnamese cuisines.


Red Boat Fish Sauce 40Â°N - 500ml/16oz
Red Boat is pure, 100% all natural first press âextra virginâ Vietnamese fish sauce. Made from only two ingredients it is free from added water, MSG, and preservatives.The quality of fish sauce is determined by protein levels. No other fish sauce has a natural protein content higher than Red Boat 40Â°N.ed Boat is pure, 100% all natural first press âextra virginâ Vietnamese fish sauce. Made from only two ingredients it is free from added water, MSG, and preservatives.


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Itâs found in almost all foods, including mushrooms, walnuts, meats, fish, kelp and other sea vegetables, tomatoes and other vegetables, fermented soy, and cheesesâin particular, Parmigiano-Reggiano. Whoops, almost forgotâglutamate is also present in milk, including human breast milk.ish sauce is an indispensable ingredient in the cooking of Vietnam, Thailand, Burma, Cambodia, Laos, and the Philippines.


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Share. By K. Kris Hirst. Garum was an important fish sauce and condiment of the Roman Empire, one of several fish sauces manufactured and widely traded across the Mediterranean region and beyond (others include muria, allex, lymphatum and liquamen).Garum is a salty, slightly fish-flavored condiment.Roman writers report that garum was used for a whole range of dishes, rather like soy sauce or Worcestershire sauce today. Garum's key ingredient was glutamic acid--a.k.a.arum is a salty, slightly fish-flavored condiment. Roman writers report that garum was used for a whole range of dishes, rather like soy sauce or Worcestershire sauce today. Garum's key ingredient was glutamic acid--a.k.a.


How to Trim a Rose Bush in Summer
Rosebushes can be trimmed during the summer to control their size. Heavy pruning of rosebushes is best done when they are dormant, but if you trim a rose bush correctly in the summer, you can increase its late-season bloom.The best time for summer pruning is after a flush of blooms. Summer rosebush trimming consists of deadheading, removing dead wood, and shaping the bush.ater the rose thoroughly in the morning of the day you plan the shrub trimming to reduce heat stress on the rose. Pour 2 to 3 gallons of water on a weekly basis for deep watering and water lightly two to three times during the week as the topsoil dries out. .


How to Trim a Rose Bush in Summer
Water the rose thoroughly in the morning of the day you plan the shrub trimming to reduce heat stress on the rose. Pour 2 to 3 gallons of water on a weekly basis for deep watering and water lightly two to three times during the week as the topsoil dries out. .ater the rose thoroughly in the morning of the day you plan the shrub trimming to reduce heat stress on the rose. Pour 2 to 3 gallons of water on a weekly basis for deep watering and water lightly two to three times during the week as the topsoil dries out. .


Is It OK to Prune Bushes in the Summer?
Determining when the bush flowers informs a successful pruning strategy and whether summer pruning is harmful. Some bushes, such as the forsythia (Forsythia), grown in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 5 through 9, bloom early in the spring, flowering on buds that formed the previous summer.f you note damage to your bushes, from weather, animals or due to disease, prune those branches immediately, even if the bush should not optimally be pruned in the summer.


Is It OK to Prune Bushes in the Summer?
Bushes that flower in the summer bloom on growth from the current growing season. These bushes should not be pruned in the summer before blooming, as this would remove the buds that are about to bloom. Prune these shrubs before new growth begins in the spring, either when they are dormant in winter or in early spring.f you note damage to your bushes, from weather, animals or due to disease, prune those branches immediately, even if the bush should not optimally be pruned in the summer.


How to Prune Roses
Roses that Colonize: produce new growth from the roots and spread out to cover a large area. Some Gallicas and a few Centifolias will do this. Instead of pruning at the soil level, just use a shovel and dig up the extra growth. These are roses you can give your friends or plant in new locations of your own garden.This is how many roses were transported from one part of the country to another in the early days of wagon trains.or most roses, spring pruning should reduce the overall height of the bush to 18-24.. The shorter you prune â the fewer blooms you will have, but generally these blooms will be larger. Leaving taller canes will produce smaller blooms in more abundance.


Pruning Rose Bushes
Can I Prune Roses In Summer. Pruning rose bushes in the summer is only done on once-blooming roses and I mean, Only, those roses that bloom only once and don't repeat flower. As stated above, these roses should not be cut back in the spring at all, or you will not have any flowers until next year.o therefore the best time to prune your roses is in early spring when those buds just begin to swell. Keep in mind that a rose is basically just a flowering shrub, and also that it's very hard to do any real harm to the rose bush if you do not prune like a pro the first time.


Is It OK to Prune Bushes in the Summer?
Bushes that need to keep a certain shape require pruning throughout the summer. Whether you should prune bushes in the summer depends on what kind they are, how healthy they are, and if they are getting so unwieldy that they whack you in the face as you walk up your front path.f you note damage to your bushes, from weather, animals or due to disease, prune those branches immediately, even if the bush should not optimally be pruned in the summer.


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Annual heavy pruning is essential to insure the prolific bloom and long-life of a rose bush. Explaining the concept of rose pruning without a live bush to demonstrate on is difficult, so let your mind loose to help visualize the following steps in rose pruning. Pruning of roses is actually done year round.Every time you cut off old blooms and remove twiggy growth you are actually promoting new growth. There are two times a year when you prune more seriously, spring and fall.nnual heavy pruning is essential to insure the prolific bloom and long-life of a rose bush. Explaining the concept of rose pruning without a live bush to demonstrate on is difficult, so let your mind loose to help visualize the following steps in rose pruning. Pruning of roses is actually done year round.


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2. Remove dead, diseased, and damaged wood. Just like in the summer, you also need to give your knockout roses a final trim to remove any potentially damaging parts of the plant. Otherwise, disease could spread throughout the knockout rose bush as a whole, destroying it by the time winter sets in.. Remove dead, diseased, and damaged wood. Just like in the summer, you also need to give your knockout roses a final trim to remove any potentially damaging parts of the plant. Otherwise, disease could spread throughout the knockout rose bush as a whole, destroying it by the time winter sets in.


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How much does a dog tooth extraction cost?
RE: How much does a dog tooth extraction cost? Our 30-pound cocker/golden mix needs to have one of her teeth removed. The vet told us awhile ago and said to call when it seemed like it started to really bother her. It now looks really bad and seems to be bugging her a bit, so I think it's time. I'm trying to gauge how much this will... Source(s): dog tooth extraction cost: https://tr.im/qXzOd. Josephine Â· 2 months ago.


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My dog, whom I just rescued, came with a badly broken tooth lower right, last tooth. The rest of his teeth and his gums are clean and pink. He doesn't need a cleaning, and I'm broke at the moment. I've been quoted 300 to 500 dollars. My boyfriend just had a tooth pulled, complete with general anesthesia for about 100.


How much does a dog tooth extraction cost?
The vet estimates that the entire extraction will be about $750, since she needs 6 teeth pulled. If you only have to have one tooth pulled, I doubt it will cost more than $200 - $250. Don't expect it to be cheap. Always prepare for it to be more than the estimate.


Animal Dentistry & Oral Surgery Specialists LLC
Dr. Kressin wants to ensure that root canal therapy is successful. Dental radiographs are used to evaluate the success of the procedure at 4-6 months, 12 months and again at 24 months if possible. Dog; 13 yrs, strategic carnasial tooth.


How Much Our Pets Cost in a Lifetime
If this is the tooth, it's one of the most difficult to extract (because it has 3 roots!). This will increase the amount of time under anesthesia, hence increase the cost of the extraction (in most cases). The extraction of such a tooth could cost you anwhere from $150 - $600. It depends on several factors. 1.


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Mum called the vet and he said to pull it, it would be about 60-70 or so depending on the tooth. And a $35 walk in fee (which I find odd because we were never charged a walk in fee all the times we've brought our dogs there).


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/ 0. I would call around, I was nutured for $45 and had 2 teeth pulled at the same time for $15more each tooth. It was not a low cost vet the nuture was low cost, threw friends of animals, they were baby teeth, but teeth are teeth. Dunkin answered on 3/19/09.


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Seems a little high to me. I had my chihuahua's teeth cleaned and she had to have 2 pulled. It was around $150.00. 65.00 to put her under, first tooth pulled was $20.00.


How Your Body Gets Nutrients From Foods
Carbohydrates give you quick energy â they quickly go into your blood as glucose (blood sugar), which your body uses for fuel first, before turning the leftovers into fat. Fruits, vegetables, bread, pasta, grains, cereal products, crackers, dried beans, peas, and lentils are all good sources of carbohydrates.


Diet Tidbit
Here's another take: http://rdfeinman.wordpress.com/2012/02/22/saturated-fat-on-your-plate-or-in-your-blood/ When fats are consumed with a high carb meal, yes, they enter the blood stream because the body has to dispose of all the glucose from the carbs first before it can do anything about the fats.


How Your Body Gets Nutrients From Foods
Vitamins and minerals work together in your body in very complex ways, affecting each other's absorption and processing and influencing how your body functions. When you get your vitamins and minerals through eating foods, it is often easier for your body to maintain a balance of these nutrients. When you take a supplement, such as a vitamin C or E tablet, you're getting a highly concentrated dose that you would probably never get from food.


How does fat and cholesterol get into your blood system and clog up the arteries?
Is some of that fat or cholesterol getting into the bloodstream? If that did happen, wouldn't that happen at all times, even if you eat a little bit of fat. Not only that,... show more I'm confused, because from what I understand, whatever you eat gets digested and then used as energy or stored for later use (as fat). Is some of that fat or cholesterol getting into the bloodstream? If that did happen, wouldn't that happen at all times, even if you eat a little bit of fat. Not only that, but most humans begin eating fat when they're babies and all throughout childhood and teenagehood.


How are fat-soluble vitamins absorbed by the body?
Rather than slipping easily into the bloodstream like most water-soluble vitamins, fat-soluble vitamins gain entry to the blood via lymph channels in the intestinal wall. Many fat-soluble vitamins travel through the body only under escort by proteins that act as carriers. The following describes how fat-soluble vitamins are absorbed by the body:


Vitamins and Minerals
This substance, which is produced in the liver, flows into the small intestine, where it breaks down fats. Nutrients are then absorbed through the wall of the small intestine. Upon absorption, the fat-soluble vitamins enter the lymph vessels before making their way into the bloodstream. In most cases, fat-soluble vitamins must be coupled with a protein in order to travel through the body. These vitamins are used throughout the body, but excesses are stored in the liver and fat tissues.


How Your Body Gets Nutrients From Foods
Fat also helps some vitamins move through your body. Vitamins A, D, E, and K are fat-soluble vitamins, which means they need some fat to be absorbed. They are also stored in the fatty tissues in your body and the liver. Fat also helps protect your organs against trauma. Your body stores excess calories as fat, which is saved up as reserve energy. Fats give you more concentrated calories than carbohydrates or proteins. In other words, a teaspoon of fat will have more calories than a teaspoon of carbohydrate or a teaspoon of protein. There are three basic types of fats:


How does fat and cholesterol get into your blood system and clog up the arteries?
Most of the cholesterol in your body - well over 90% - is made by your body and is not from what you eat. You body NEEDS cholesterol for building cells and making hormones. It's vital and hence why the body manufactures it. It's also used to repair your arteries. When you get inflammation in the arteries LDL cholesterol is used to take fatty acids to repair the inflammation. The LDL needs to get removed by HDL cholesterol once the repair is done. If it is not removed that can cause the build up of cholesterol in the artery.


How Your Body Gets Nutrients From Foods
On this page, you'll learn why your body needs each of the following nutrients, and which foods you'll find them in: 1  Proteins. 2  Carbohydrates. 3  Fats. 4  Vitamins and minerals. 5  Water.


Diet Tidbit
Saturated fat does not go straight to your bloodstream; but carbohydrates will raise both your blood sugar and triglycerides very quickly. If you notice in that video, there was a huge amount of carbohydrates consumed. If you really wanted to examine what a high fat meal does to your blood, you should not include carbohydrates in that meal.


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While water softeners use salt to function correctly, they only use salt during a process called regeneration whic â¦ h is usually scheduled to occur once every 3-7 days in a household softener.


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By osmosis, water molecules in the vacuoles of the celery move into the salt water. Loss of pressure in the vacuoles causes the cells to collapse and the stalk to wilt. 5 people found this useful.


What is seawater intrusion & how does it happen
What is seawater intrusion & how does it happen. If the replenishment of groundwater is slow and/or the usage of it is very high seawater intrusion can spread far inland. This has already happened in Florida, where large parts of southern Florida has ground water with a salt concentration of more then 1000 mg/L.


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The ice grains can be called one phase and the sat. salt solution can be called another phase much like the terms are used in that branch of science. see related link two for a picture of different phase grains in an alloy.


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(typically a system rinses for 5-10 minutes.)   c) there may be a brine-tank problem which is causing the softener to make too much salt water and then it does not have enough time to rinse all of this excess salt out of the brine tank.


What is seawater intrusion & how does it happen
Seawater intrusion is when saline water, defined as water with a concentration of dissolved salts of more than 1000 mg/L, migrates into the groundwater system. When the fresh water in aquifers gets replaced by saline water the wells becomes useless for drinking and agriculture. The intrusion of salt water can also affect habitats and ecosystems. Seawater intrusion can occur naturally, usually together with storm surges, the storm presses salt water into the aquifers. But the most common cause of seawater intrusion is overexploitation of the groundwater by humans.