Definitions &Translations
business analyst (Noun) A person who analyzes the operations of an organization in order to develop a solution to its problems. Freebase (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition: Business Analyst. A Business Analyst is someone who analyzes the existing or ideal organization and design of systems, including businesses, departments, and organizations. BAs also assess business models and their integration with technology.


Management Analysts
Although some management analysts work for the company that they are analyzing, most work as consultants on a contractual basis. Management analysts, often called management consultants, propose ways to improve an organizationâs efficiency.


Role: IT Business Analyst
Probably, the majority of the members of the IIBA (International Institute of Business Analysis) fall in this category of IT Business Analysts. The analysts in this role generally begin their work once a given IT project has been initiated.


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Definitions &Translations
Definitions for business analyst Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word business analyst. Wiktionary (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition:


What Is Business Analysis? - Process, Methods & Example
Business Analysis Overview. The basic idea of business analysis is quite simple. It is the practice of identifying and clarifying a problem or issue within a company, then working with the various stakeholders to define and implement an acceptable solution. However, actually conducting a business analysis can be quite complex and time-consuming. Let's look at a typical sequence of events within a business analysis.


Definitions &Translations
Business Analyst A Business Analyst is someone who analyzes the existing or ideal organization and design of systems, including businesses, departments, and organizations. BAs also assess business models and their integration with technology.


Definitions &Translations
business analyst(Noun) A person who analyzes the operations of an organization in order to develop a solution to its problems.


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How old was Ronald Reagan when he was sworn in? Ronald Reagan (1911-2004) was 69 years old when inaugurated as the  40th US President on January 20, 1981. He was just 3 weeks short of  his 70th birthday, becoming the oldeâ¦st person ever to become  President. He was 73 when sworn in for his second term in 1985. 4 people found this useful.


You must be 'this tall' to be president?
Clinton is an inch and half taller. The further you go back, the less height would seem to matter. Former Presidents John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan, and George Washington were all 6 feet or taller. President Theodore Roosevelt was 5-foor-8 inches. James Madison (not pictured) is the shortest president in American history at 5-foot-4 inches.


Ron Reagan
Ronald Prescott Ron Reagan (born May 20, 1958) is an American former radio host and political analyst for KIRO radio and later, Air America Radio, where he hosted his own daily three-hour show. He is a commentator and contributor to programming on the MSNBC cable news and commentary network.


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Ronald Regan was 6'1 (183cm), and weighed approximately 180 -184 lbs.


Ronald Reagan's height and weight?
Reagan was born on February 6, 1911 in Tampico, Illinois. He worked at various jobs growing up. He had a reasonably happy childhood but the family was often short on money.


Ronald Reagan's height and weight?
(81 - 83Kg)/ Although I have NO statistics to provide there is anecdote supporting the notion that Reagan was significantly shorter than 6'1 more in the 5'9 range, look at pictures with Regan and other people who are taller, people who have been photo'd with George H.W. Bush who is 6'3.


Ron Reagan
He moved to Sacramento while his father was governor of California from 1967 to 1975. His sister, Patti Davis, is five and a half years older. His half-brother Michael Reagan, adopted as an infant by Ronald Reagan and his first wife film actress Jane Wyman, is 13 years older.


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In the United States the official threshold to be considered living in poverty for a family of one is $10,890. If you have more people in your family the number goes up a little.Iâve placed a table below to give the exact amount your family would need to make to be within the poverty threshold.n income of $1,000 a month would give us a lot more discretionary money and we could build our savings faster, but it is not a necessity. If people would realize how little they actually need they would be surprised.


How Much Money Do You Need to Live in Las Vegas?
As a Las Vegas professional, you should count on $1,100 to $1,200 for rent and around $200 per month for utilities. Your car insurance could also be as much as $200 per month. Depending on the length of your commute, monthly gas costs are anywhere from $100 to $200 or more.ood costs in Las Vegas hover around the national average. A gallon of milk costs $3.41, and you can get a dozen large eggs for $2.35. A loaf of bread costs $2.26, and $4 can buy you a pound of boneless, skinless chicken breasts.


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Report Abuse. I live comfortably on between $1,000-$2,000 a year. YES one thousand to two thousand dollars a YEAR. I spend 3-6 months making jewelry in my father's shop and the rest of the year wandering the country as a homeless man.eport Abuse. I live comfortably on between $1,000-$2,000 a year. YES one thousand to two thousand dollars a YEAR. I spend 3-6 months making jewelry in my father's shop and the rest of the year wandering the country as a homeless man.


How much money do you need to make a year to live comfortably?
It depends on where you live and how you want to live, and what your expenses are. One of my girlfriends lives with her husband in Virginia. They have a nice house and they only make $20k a year but they are comfortable b/c their cost of living is so cheap.eport Abuse. I live comfortably on between $1,000-$2,000 a year. YES one thousand to two thousand dollars a YEAR. I spend 3-6 months making jewelry in my father's shop and the rest of the year wandering the country as a homeless man.


How Much It Costs to Live the Good Life
For instance, if you live in Los Angeles, you would need a base salary of at least $72,100 to afford the average home, just one of which would cost $423,900.And if you live in St. Louis, you would need a base salary of at least $22,400 to afford the average home, which costs just $128,700.So if you want to own two homes but your funds are a bit limited, you may fare better in the Midwest.nd if you live in St. Louis, you would need a base salary of at least $22,400 to afford the average home, which costs just $128,700. So if you want to own two homes but your funds are a bit limited, you may fare better in the Midwest.


How much money do you need to make a year to live comfortably?
It all depends on where you live and how many people you are supporting. For example, my husband and I live comfortably on $90k per year in Southern California, but for some other locations that may be way more than living comfortable or way less, just depends.eport Abuse. I live comfortably on between $1,000-$2,000 a year. YES one thousand to two thousand dollars a YEAR. I spend 3-6 months making jewelry in my father's shop and the rest of the year wandering the country as a homeless man.


"How much money do you need to live ""comfortably""?"
I read this in Fortune or another magazine, that the top 1% of people make $200k a year in income. They, on average, said they needed about $300-500k to live comfortablly. while mainstream Americans felt that $40-50k was enough to live comfortably.The surveyers asked the same question again of these groups, except this time changing it to how much they'd need just to get by. read this in Fortune or another magazine, that the top 1% of people make $200k a year in income. They, on average, said they needed about $300-500k to live comfortablly. while mainstream Americans felt that $40-50k was enough to live comfortably. The surveyers asked the same question again of these groups,


How much do you need to be happy?
When asked how much would do the trick, just over half of people surveyed in CNNMoney's American Dream poll said it would take less than $100,000. Nearly a quarter of the people who took the poll, conducted by ORC International, said between $50,000 and $74,999 would work.hen asked how much would do the trick, just over half of people surveyed in CNNMoney's American Dream poll said it would take less than $100,000. Nearly a quarter of the people who took the poll, conducted by ORC International, said between $50,000 and $74,999 would work.


How Much Do You Need to Survive: An Interactive Guide to the Living Wage
You can find out how much the real cost of living is two ways. First, you can go to www.selfsufficiencystandard.org and click on the state in which you live to get the information on what the Standard is for your family in your state.Itâs available in 37 states plus Washington, D.C.ou can find out how much the real cost of living is two ways. First, you can go to www.selfsufficiencystandard.org and click on the state in which you live to get the information on what the Standard is for your family in your state. Itâs available in 37 states plus Washington, D.C.


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My daughter and I currently live on $500- $600 a month. This pays rent, car insurance (or van is paid for), groceries, bills â everything. We donât get food stamps or other assistance.n income of $1,000 a month would give us a lot more discretionary money and we could build our savings faster, but it is not a necessity. If people would realize how little they actually need they would be surprised.


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The Escalade is still the king of the road in many places, and the new grille is certainly enough to grab some flash bulbs. This big truck looks great versus the previous three generations of Cadillac full-size SUVs.


Police vehicles in the United States and Canada
Official markings also vary by jurisdiction. The side doors and sometimes the hood of a marked police car usually bear the agency's badge or the city seal, often in reflective finish. Markings such as emergency telephone numbers, generic anti-drug or anti-crime messages, or even website URLs are also common.


Police vehicles in the United States and Canada
1 The Tulsa Police Department owns a Cadillac Escalade that reads on the back This used to be a drug dealers car now its ours. 2  The Blanchard Police Department owns a Chrysler 300 that has many D.A.R.E stickers and other misc. emblems on it. 3  Mostly known for the lambo doors and the 22 rims.


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With pricing and dimensions that put most other SUVs in time out, the Escalade is tipped for pricing between $65,000 and $95,000 when it arrives in early Spring 2014. Update 11/8/2013: The 2015 Cadillac Escalade is making tis auto show debut at the 2013 Miami International Auto Show today.


Police vehicles in the United States and Canada
1 The Honolulu Police Department and the Hawaiâi County Police Department supplements its fleet of marked patrol cars by allowing the use of the personally owned vehicles of police officers which are partially subsidized by department funds.


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The 2015 Cadillac Escalade is priced from $72,690. For that sticker, customers can take home an SUV in standard trim and with two-wheel drive. The range-topping model begins at $81,190. The four-wheel drive option adds $3,000 to each trim level.


Bluesmobile
The name Bluesmobile was also given to another former police car, a 1990 Ford LTD Crown Victoria, used in the 1998 sequel, Blues Brothers 2000.


Police vehicles in the United States and Canada
General Motors and Chrysler provide other types (front-wheel drive, smaller engine) police vehicles as well, and a few jurisdictions (primarily in Canada) use these vehicles. The Chevrolet Tahoe PPV version along with the Ford [Explorer] Police Interceptor Utility are both pursuit-rated SUV's.


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The new Escalade is set to be one of the quietest and most refined cars ever made by General Motors, with a highway decibel rating far lower than the Chevy and even the GMC models. Optional 4x4 setups ensure the Cadillac will always be one of the most capable machines on the road in deep snow, rain or ice.


Monera
Gram's stain will highlight peptidoglycan if it appears in a cell wall. Not all groups of eubacteria have peptidoglycan, so all eubacteria may be classified as either Gram-positive (able to bind Gram's stain) or Gram-negative (unable to bind Gram's stain). 1  1. 2  2. 3  Next â.


Bacteria
Most bacteria have a single circular chromosome that can range in size from only 160,000 base pairs in the endosymbiotic bacteria Candidatus Carsonella ruddii, to 12,200,000 base pairs in the soil-dwelling bacteria Sorangium cellulosum.


What are eubacteria?
Eubacteria (true bacteria) are a domain of living organisms. They are spherical or rod-shaped single-celled microorganisms that have a rigid cell wall, and may use whiplike ta â¦ ils or flagella for motion. Their cells do not possess a nucleus. The term eubacteria was employed to differentiate the prokaryote bacteria from the domain known as Archaea, which are closer in structure to eukaryotes (higher organisms). 18 people found this useful.


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How long does it take for amphetamine to work? Amphetamine medications start working within 1-3 hours of ingesting the medications. The effect generally lasts about 4-5 hours for the immediate-release forms and 8-12 hours for the sustained release forms.mphetamine medications start working within 1-3 hours of ingesting the medications. The effect generally lasts about 4-5 hours for the immediate-release forms and 8-12 hours for the sustained release forms.


How long does it take for a 20 mg adderall xr to get out of your system?
How long does it take for adderall 20 mg to kick in? It takes your body on average anywhere between 30-60 minutes to feel the effect of most pills-including adderall, unless they are in gel (or some sort of rapid release form) â¦ . Answer:   Anywhere from 48 hours to 72 hours, but it could be longer depending on high often and how much you use.


Thread: How long does your adderall euphoria last and best way to take it?
Surprisingly the euphoria lasted about 8-10 hours. Which is odd for adderal at least in my experience, never lasted more than 1-2 hours. Maybe some will disagree but I say if your doing 60mgs to spread em out 1-2 hours-1-2 hours for a consistent buzz.It worked for me.ell I've also experimented with addys on and off mostly 20mgs per dose & my euphoria would only last 1-2 hours as well. When I last dosed 120mgs (my max) in a day, I did 40mgs then 2 hours after 60mgs, and then 1 hour 20mgs.


Thread: How long does your adderall euphoria last and best way to take it?
I take adderall occasionally and the euphoria/buzz i get from 30-60mg usually lasts around 1-2 hours with the other effects like focus alertness lasting for another 6-8 hours.ell I've also experimented with addys on and off mostly 20mgs per dose & my euphoria would only last 1-2 hours as well. When I last dosed 120mgs (my max) in a day, I did 40mgs then 2 hours after 60mgs, and then 1 hour 20mgs.


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I personally take the 5 mg IR pills. I take 3 at 9:30 AM. 2 at 12 pm. 3 at 2 pm. They are worn off by about 5 pm. I only take dexedrine 5 days a week though and take every Friday and Saturday off. I recommend you take at least one day off a week as it is good for your body as well as keeping tolerance in check.'m on 60mgs of Vyvanse and dont like how on some days it lasts TOO LONG. And some days it's TOO SHORT. And don't like how it takes such a LOOOONG time for it to kick in. So doc put me on Dex IR because he said it was faster acting and shorter lasting.


What is dextroamphetamine used for?
Dextroamphetamine comes in tablets (DexedrineÂ®) and capsules (Dexedrine SpansuleÂ®) that are taken by mouth. Your doctor will determine how much you should take, according to your own needs.If you are starting treatment with dextroamphetamine, it should be taken everyday (7 days a week).our doctor will increase the dose of the medication slowly to find the dose that gives optimal benefit with minimal side effects of the benefits of dextroamphetamine are noticeable within the first couple days of starting the medication. Symptoms will only improve when there is enough medication in the body.


Intuniv For ADHD: Dosing Details
I only take Dex IR. In the morning I take 15mg on an empty stomach, and I tend to notice it working about 30 mins later. I take 2 further doses but I find that the point at which they start working is less noticeable as there is still a small amount in my system. only take Dex IR. In the morning I take 15mg on an empty stomach, and I tend to notice it working about 30 mins later. I take 2 further doses but I find that the point at which they start working is less noticeable as there is still a small amount in my system.


How long does it take for Adderall to get out of your system?
How long does Adderall 20mg take to kick in? It seems to range from person to person, but from my experience, it usually takes about 30 minutes to an hour to feel the effects of adderall begin. Answer:   Anywhere from 48 hours to 72 hours, but it could be longer depending on high often and how much you use.


What is dextroamphetamine used for?
Usually, it is taken once or twice daily. Each dose of sustained-release dextroamphetamine releases medication slowly over a longer period of time, and lasts for about 7 to 8 hours. Usually, it is taken once or twice daily.our doctor will increase the dose of the medication slowly to find the dose that gives optimal benefit with minimal side effects of the benefits of dextroamphetamine are noticeable within the first couple days of starting the medication. Symptoms will only improve when there is enough medication in the body.


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It takes 12 hours after your last dose of Adderall for it to be out of your system meaning only trace amounts are found in blood and all other bodily fluids, regardless of d â¦ ose. Answer:   Anywhere from 48 hours to 72 hours, but it could be longer depending on high often and how much you use.


Xbox 360 Wireless Gaming Receiver for Windows
1 Turn on the Xbox 360 wireless accessory that you want to use with your receiver. 2  On the receiver, press the connect button. 3  The light flashes green. 4  On the wireless accessory, press the connect button.5  For example, on the wireless controller, the connect button is on the back.tep 1: Connect the Xbox 360 Wireless Gaming Receiver to your computer. 1  Remove the green label from the USB connector on the receiver. 2  Insert the USB connector into a powered USB 2.0 or 3.0 port on the computer.


How to Connect a Wireless Xbox 360 Controller to a PC
Once the controller is on, press the Connect button on the wireless gaming receiver. It is the only button on the receiver. Press and hold this button until it starts flashing green too. Then, press the Connect button at the back of the Xbox 360 controller. It is a small button nested close to the left shoulder button.t is the only button on the receiver. Press and hold this button until it starts flashing green too. Then, press the Connect button at the back of the Xbox 360 controller. It is a small button nested close to the left shoulder button.


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Follow these steps to connect an Xbox 360 Wireless Controller to your personal computer: To connect the controller to a computer that is running Windows XP SP2 or a later version of Windows, follow these steps: 1. Press and hold the Xbox Guide button until the controller turns on.The Xbox Guide button is the round button with the green X near the center of the controller. 2. Make sure that the Xbox 360 Wireless Gaming Receiver for Windows is plugged in to your computer.3.On the Xbox 360 Wireless Gaming Receiver for Windows, press and release the small round Connect button. 4.On the controller, press and release the Connect button. The Connect button is the small button on the front edge of the controller, between the left bumper button and the charging port. 5.ollow these steps to connect an Xbox 360 Wireless Controller to your personal computer: To connect the controller to a computer that is running Windows XP SP2 or a later version of Windows, follow these steps: 1. Press and hold the Xbox Guide button until the controller turns on.


How to set up an Xbox 360 Controller for Windows
1 Select Gaming as the product type. 2  Select Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for Windows as the product (this is the software for the wireless gaming receiver). 3  Select the version of Microsoft Windows youâre using on your computer, select your operating system language, and then click Download. 4  Click Run.o test your Xbox 360 wired controller on your computer, follow these steps: 1  On your computer, click Start, type Run, type joy.cpl, and then press ENTER. 2  Select Xbox 360 Controller, and then click Properties.


How to Connect a Wireless Xbox 360 Controller to a PC
Preparing the Controller for Installation. The next step in connecting a wireless Xbox 360 controller to a PC is downloading the driver required for the installation. This software is also on the CD supplied with the wireless Xbox 360 gaming receiver. To install it, simply insert the CD into the PC's optical drive.t is the only button on the receiver. Press and hold this button until it starts flashing green too. Then, press the Connect button at the back of the Xbox 360 controller. It is a small button nested close to the left shoulder button.


How to Connect a Wireless Xbox 360 Controller to a PC
Connecting the Controller to a PC. While a regular Xbox 360 controller has a USB cable to connect to PCs and Xbox 360 consoles, the wireless variant of the controller has no such cable. Therefore, a wireless Xbox 360 gaming receiver is essential to bridge the connection between a wireless controller and a PC.t is the only button on the receiver. Press and hold this button until it starts flashing green too. Then, press the Connect button at the back of the Xbox 360 controller. It is a small button nested close to the left shoulder button.


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MORE INFORMATION. To connect an Xbox 360 Wireless Controller to a LifeChat ZX-6000 receiver, follow these steps: When one of the four segmented lights remains lit on the controller, the controller is connected to the receiver. Notes. 1  Press and hold the Xbox Guide button until the controller turns on.2  The Xbox Guide button is the round button with the green X located near the center of the controller. 3  Press and release the button on the headset receiver. 4  The light will start to flash. 5  Press and release the connect button on the controller.ORE INFORMATION. To connect an Xbox 360 Wireless Controller to a LifeChat ZX-6000 receiver, follow these steps: When one of the four segmented lights remains lit on the controller, the controller is connected to the receiver. Notes. 1  Press and hold the Xbox Guide button until the controller turns on.


How to connect your Xbox 360 controller to a PC
How to connect your wireless Xbox 360 controller to a PC. For those of you that own wireless Xbox 360 controllers, connecting to a PC isnât as straight forward as simply plugging the device in. First off, youâll want to purchase a capable receiver, then running the proper setup wizard.ow to connect your wireless Xbox 360 controller to a PC. For those of you that own wireless Xbox 360 controllers, connecting to a PC isnât as straight forward as simply plugging the device in. First off, youâll want to purchase a capable receiver, then running the proper setup wizard.


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4. Press and hold the Guide button on the 360 wireless controller. This is the button in the middle with the Xbox logo. When you have successfully connected the controller, you will see a green light on the controller and the receiver.wo Methods: Connecting to an Xbox 360 Connecting to a PC. Your Xbox 360 wireless controller will allow you to play your games from anywhere in the living room, but you have to set it up first. You can even connect it to your PC to play games on your computer.


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The median annual wage for computer network architects was $91,000 in May 2012. The median wage is the wage at which half the workers in an occupation earned more than that amount and half earned less. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $52,580, and the top 10 percent earned more than $141,590.


How much do architects earn per hour?
Workers in the occupation earned $38.13 an hour on average. Architects in the top 10 percent of the pay scale earned more than $119,410 a year, and those in the bottom 10 percent made less than $44,030. Fifty percent of architects had annual incomes between $56,180 and $93,350.


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$34,750. The median annual wage for computer network architects was $91,000 in May 2012. The median wage is the wage at which half the workers in an occupation earned more than that amount and half earned less. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $52,580, and the top 10 percent earned more than $141,590.


How Much Does a Commercial Pilot Make a Year?
Architects in the top 10 percent of the pay scale earned more than $119,410 a year, and those in the bottom 10 percent made less than $44,030. Fifty percent of architects had annual incomes between $56,180 and $93,350.


Recruiter.com helps IT professionals find better paying jobs across all specialties and locations.
A Computer Network Architect earns a salary of somewhere between 64000 and 96000 depending on education and experience. Computer Network Architects can expect wages of Eighty Thousand Six Hundred dollars on a yearly basis.


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Network Architects do not generally earn higher incomes from more experience in the field. Salaries for the relatively untried average out to around $90K, but survey participants with five to 10 years of experience earn a significantly higher median of $109K.


Recruiter.com helps IT professionals find better paying jobs across all specialties and locations.
Computer Network Architects can expect wages of Eighty Thousand Six Hundred dollars on a yearly basis. Computer Network Architects have the highest pay levels in New Jersey, where they can get average pay scales of just about $89830.


Recruiter.com helps IT professionals find better paying jobs across all specialties and locations.
Computer Network Architects have the highest pay levels in New Jersey, where they can get average pay scales of just about $89830. People in this category of job can receive the highest pay in Wholesale Trade, which has job pay of $85600.


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The median annual wage for computer network architects was $91,000 in May 2012. The median wage is the wage at which half the workers in an occupation earned more than that amount and half earned less.


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The median wage is the wage at which half the workers in an occupation earned more than that amount and half earned less. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $52,580, and the top 10 percent earned more than $141,590.


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WHEREAS, there are approximately 2 million Americans living with limb loss and limb differences; and WHEREAS, more than 500 people lose a limb each day in the United States; and WHEREAS, 1,000 babies are born each year in the United States with congenital limb difference;


Awareness for those born with an Upper Limb Difference
The basic definition of an upper limb difference is a condition, diagnosed or not, that affects the hands, fingers, arms, or shoulders.


Awareness for those born with an Upper Limb Difference
It is our hope that you will assist us in achieving our goal of national recognition, which will show these children, not just in New York, that they have the support, love and understanding of their fellow citizens across the nation.


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April Is Limb Loss Awareness Month. Each day, more than 500 Americans lose a limb; the Amputee Coalition is the leading national organization working to ensure that amputees do not go through this journey alone.


Awareness for those born with an Upper Limb Difference
We the undersigned are writing you to request your assistance in nationally establishing the month of April to be recognized as Upper Limb Differences Month. Specifically April 18th to be the designated day, and orange the color. Limbtastic! is a not for profit organization for those born with limb differences and their families. Though the organization is based in New York, there are people globally that live with a limb difference. Many of these have differences with their upper limbs which are either rare, or undiagnosed, and simply labeled as a difference.


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To me, this monthâs theme has always felt a little detached from my feelings about limb differences since Jordan was born with a limb difference not a âlossâ since Jordan never lost a thing. So I dug a little deeper into the coalitionâs efforts in the last couple of years. It is trying to get each stateâs governor to sign a decree to make April officially Limb Loss Awareness Month. I was thrilled to see Missouriâs Governor signed the decree in 2011.


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There doesnât need to be a division between those who lost a limb and those who were born with limb differences. We are a small enough group of people where itâs best everyone supported each other to raise awareness for funding and cultural change.


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I appreciate the effort of the coalition and I am SO glad there are smaller groups like Born Just Right, Lucky Fin Project, Helping Hands and a TON of Facebook pages that focus on the support and celebration of limb differences (or loss).


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Limb Loss Awareness Month is all about raising awareness about the limb loss community and empowering people affected by limb loss to achieve their full potential.


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April is Limb Loss Awareness Month, and for April 2015 the Amputee Coalition has numerous ways for you to get involved. This year, Show Your Mettle Day will be on Saturday, April 25.


The Food Lab: How to Pan-Fry Salmon Fillets
Just like all meats, the texture of salmon flesh alters as a direct result of the temperature is it raised to. At 110Â°F and below your salmon flesh is essentially raw. Translucent and deep orange or red, it has the soft, fleshy texture of good sashimi. At 110 to 125Â°F your salmon is medium rare.


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1 Make a pan out of aluminum foil by doubling up layers of foil large enough to hold your fillet. Place the foil onto a cookie sheet. 2  Preheat a grill for medium-low heat. Slide the foil with the salmon off of the cookie sheet and onto the grill. Cover with the lid and grill the fillet for 10 minutes per inch of thickness, about 20 minutes. Salmon should be able to flake with a fork, but not be too dry. When you serve the salmon, the skin will stick to the foil and your grill will remain clean.


The Food Lab: How to Pan-Fry Salmon Fillets
The Food Lab: How to Pan-Fry Salmon Fillets. 1  58 Printer-Friendly Version. 2  King Salmon, also know as chinook, are the largest salmon species and one of the most popular at the fish counter. In the wild they an grow to over 100 pounds and live for several years, making them prized amongst game fisherman.


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Anne's Fabulous Grilled Salmon - Directions. 1  Make a pan out of aluminum foil by doubling up layers of foil large enough to hold your fillet. 2  Preheat a grill for medium-low heat.


Anne's Fabulous Grilled Salmon
Anne's Fabulous Grilled Salmon - Directions. 1  Make a pan out of aluminum foil by doubling up layers of foil large enough to hold your fillet. Place the foil onto a cookie sheet. 2  Preheat a grill for medium-low heat. Slide the foil with the salmon off of the cookie sheet and onto the grill.


How to Bake Salmon
For oven-baked salmon with veggies and some extra flavor, learn how to bake salmon in a foil packet with desired seasonings. 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. For each packet, cut an 18x24-inch piece of heavy foil and fold it in half to get an 18x12-inch piece. 2.


The Food Lab: How to Pan-Fry Salmon Fillets
At 110Â°F and below your salmon flesh is essentially raw. 1  Translucent and deep orange or red, it has the soft, fleshy texture of good sashimi. 2  At 110 to 125Â°F your salmon is medium rare.


Anne's Fabulous Grilled Salmon
Place the foil onto a cookie sheet. Lay the fillet onto the foil with the skin side down. In a small bowl, stir together the oil, soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, lemon juice, ginger, honey, basil and shallots. Pour over the salmon and let it marinate while you preheat the grill, about 20 minutes. Preheat a grill for medium-low heat. Slide the foil with the salmon off of the cookie sheet and onto the grill. Cover with the lid and grill the fillet for 10 minutes per inch of thickness, about 20 minutes. Salmon should be able to flake with a fork, but not be too dry. When you serve the salmon, the skin will stick to the foil and your grill will remain clean. Simply slice and use a spatula to scoop the fillet off of the skin to serve.


The Food Lab: How to Pan-Fry Salmon Fillets
Farm-raised king salmon tend to be smaller with a bit more intramuscular fat, giving them more richness. Coho are far smaller than King Salmon with denser, brighter, more flavorful flesh. With relatively little intramuscular fat and a very fine texture, they're great for cured preparations such as gravlax.


The Dos and Donâts Of Feeding Your Goat Naturally
Goats do have a very wide range of plants and trees which are palatable to them. There is also an extremely wide range of plants and trees which are poisonous if eaten. This is where the problems can come, for they will show interest in most vegetation and the poisonous things, to their peril, they may eat. We have seen a goat snatch at foxglove and then promptly spit it out.


CARING FOR YOUR SHEEP
Grass, clover, and forbs. Mostly sheep eat grass, clover, forbs, and other pasture plants. They especially love forbs. In fact, it is usually their first choice of food in a pasture. A forb is a broad-leaf plant other than grass. It is a flowering plant. Forbs are often very nutritious. As compared to cattle, sheep eat a greater variety of plants and select a more nutritious diet, but less so than goats.


How to Plant Clover for Goats
1 Ornamental fescue varieties for lawns often contain endophytes which can cause health problems, including fatal toxicity, in livestock. Always use fescue varieties intended for livestock.  Goats should not be grazed extensively on pure stands of clover, due to the risk of bloating from the richness of the forage.


The Dos and Donâts Of Feeding Your Goat Naturally
Itâs one of the few things that will kill a goat very quickly and is very difficult to treat. Rhododendrons and other ornamental plants including azaleas, golden chain, and other landscaping shrubs, flowers, and bulbs are extremely poisonous to goats. Even a few Rhododendron leaves can kill a goat. This includes dried and old leaves. To be safeâmake sure your children, neighbors, and childrenâs friends know not to feed your goats anything over the fence â the rule of thumb being, if you are not sure, then do not feed.


How to Plant Clover for Goats
White clover (Trifolium repens) mixed with tall fescue (Festuca arundinaceae) is one of the most widely adapted combinations for this purpose and can be grown in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 to 11.


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try to get it to drink and eat and call a vet. there are other thinks goats can not eat , like wilted cherry tree leaves,azalea, and citrus . be careful and monitor what your goats eat. Tabby Rubbish, trash, tin cans.


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Some of those plants are well-known, some quite rare, some useful, and still others are valued as ornamentals. Poisonous plants for goats are best grouped by the type of poison they contain, or the effects of their toxins, or by their parts that contain the poison. Some plants may contain more than one poisonous principle.


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Goats can eat- goats will eat just about anything/plants weeds wood but have an instinct when their food or drink is contaminated and refuse to have it. Actually , goats will â¦eat just about anything, yes, including tin cans , nails , and other inapropiate things. Keep their pens clear of non-edible stuff. They think blond hair is hay , and will eat a kerchief out of your pocket . Goats can be very sweet. but you have to keep an eye on them .


How to Plant Clover for Goats
How to Plant Clover for Goats. Careful soil preparation results in a lush forage for your animals. Clovers (Trifolium spp.) are often used in goat pastures for their high protein content and ease of growing. These legumes add nitrogen to the soil and are often mixed with pasture grasses to form a balanced forage.


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Grass is on of the few things a goat will not eat. They are browsers. They will nibble on just about any bush, shrub, tree or weed they can find. If you have goats for milk anâ¦d meat, they must be fed a grain that consists of oats, corn, soy, molasses and minerals.


GIF vs. JIF Pronunciation Debate
pronunciation, debate, steve wilhite, oxford american dictionary, graphics interchange format, hard g, soft g, j. GIF vs. JIF is a long-standing debate of how to pronounce the acronym for Graphics Interchange Format. Both the debate and the reputation surrounding the debate are regarded as running jokes online.


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In the years since, a debate has been raging as to the correct way to pronounce GIF: like jif as in the peanut butter, or with a hard 'g' as in gift as a majority of Mac users seem to prefer. With this page I intend to clear this up once and for all... It's pronounced like jif. Period. The end. That's final.


Even GIF Creator Canât Settle The Debate On The Pronunciation Of âGIFâ
Everybody has an opinion on the pronunciation of GIF. Is it gif or jif?. When the GIF's creator, Steve Wilhite, won a lifetime achievement award at the Webby Awards on Tuesday night, he finally put the issue to rest by accepting his award with a GIF that said IT'S PRONOUNCED 'JIF' NOT 'GIF.'. Well, he tried to put the issue to rest, but his announcement actually just sparked more debate.


It's settled: How to pronounce 'GIF'
Steve Wilhite created the Graphics Interchange Format, or GIF, while working for Compuserve in 1987. When he received a Webby Award in 2013 for it, and delivered his five-word acceptance speech (that's all the Webbys allow), he flashed a GIF on the big screens at the Cipriani Wall Street in New York.


It's settled: How to pronounce 'GIF'
Story highlights. 1  GIF creator: It's pronounced JIF. 2  Steve Wilhite created the Graphics Interchange Format in 1987 at Compuserve. 3  He pronounced the issue closed at the Webby Awards in 2013.  And yet, some partisans remain unswayed.


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The image below is an example GIF that came with CompuShow: It is a picture of CompuShow's author, Bob Berry. He used some of the then-new features of the GIF89 format to display text on top of graphics. One of the lines he entered in the text states: Oh, incidentally, it's pronounced JIF.


GIF inventor Steve Wilhite says it should be pronounced 'jif'
He says the file should be pronounced 'jif' not 'gif' with a hard 'G'. The inventor of the Gif file has revealed that the world has been mispronouncing his creation. Steve Wilhite, who invented the Gif file in 1987, told the New York Times that the word is pronounced âjifâ not âgiffâ. âThe Oxford English Dictionary accepts both pronunciations.


Sport Fishing Licenses and Report Cards
Purchase these items ONLINE or at any LICENSE AGENT or CDFW LICENSE SALES OFFICE. Valid January 1, 2016 through December 31, 2016. A sport fishing license is required for any person age 16 or older to take fish, mollusks, crustaceans, invertebrates, amphibians or reptile in inland or ocean waters. Additional validations and report cards are required for certain species and areas.


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The base fee for sport fishing licenses established in Fish and Game Code Section 7149 and the fees for validations and most report cards are established in other sections of the FGC or Title 14, of the California Code of Regulations.


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Fishing License, Sportfishing License, Buy License Online, Discount Fishing License 2016. When you purchase a fishing license, you're helping to protect, preserve and enhance the sport of fishing for today and for generations to come.


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Before you bait your hook and cast it into the Gulf, you're going to need to have your California Sport Fishing license on your person. Will you be Sport Fishing in either saltwater or freshwater? Either way, youâll want to read up on CA Sport Fishing licensing requirements before you cast your line.


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When obtaining a CA Sport Fishing license, your fees will vary depending on the type of license you are purchasing. To find out the cost of the type of California Sport Fishing license youâre looking to purchase, go to https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/licensing/fishing/fishdescrip.html . To purchase online, go to https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/licensing/ols/ . You can also pay at a CDFW Licensed Sales Office.


FAQ
License fees help pay for fishery and hatchery management, habitat development and protection, endangered species programs, fishing and conservation education, lake maps and other publications, and many other valuable programs. Ocean Sport Fishing Regulation.


California Fishing License Fees
From the ocean to the mountains, you can catch many species, but all anglers must have a California fishing license before wetting a line. As of 2010, there are a variety of licenses and accompanying fees for fishing in California.


11 Biggest Farms in the World
These 11 biggest farms in the world are responsible for most of the worldâs agricultural production. The importance of farming in a country is definitely something thatâs often overlooked or undervalued. A good percentage of a countryâs economy and growth is attributed to how well the agricultural industry is doing.


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1 The size of the dairy farming industry in Nebraska makes it the 26th largest milk-producing state in the United States. 2  Milk production on Nebraska dairy farms yielded approximately 152 million gallons of milk in 2015.  Nebraska farms generate more than $245 million in milk sales annually.


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1 In the state of North Dakota, there are about 100 licensed dairy herds. 2  The size of the dairy farming industry in North Dakota makes it the 35th largest milk-producing state in the United States.  Dairy farming on North Dakota dairy farms produced approximately 38 million gallons of milk in 2014.


11 Biggest Farms in the World
Even the quality of food in the US is based on how strong the agricultural sector is in the country. There are many big farms there and you can find out more about them in our list of the 10 Largest Farming States in the US. This list is ranked according to the size occupied by each farm. Youâll find that these farms span millions of acres and most of them are cattle farms.


Dairy farming
1 There are about 47,000 dairy farms in the United States, including about 8,000 in the Midwest Dairyâs 10 states. 2  About 97 percent of U.S. dairy farms are family owned and operated.  There are approximately 25 million dairy cows in the United States. The average herd size is 196 cows.


China's mega-farmâ¦ for 100,000 cows: World's biggest dairy being built to supply Russian demand after Moscow boycotted EU exports
China's mega-farmâ¦ for 100,000 cows: World's biggest dairy being built to supply Russian demand after Moscow boycotted EU exports. China is building the biggest dairy farm in the world with 100,000 cows to supply Russia. The enormous farm in Mudanjiang City will have 60,000 more cows than the current biggest farm, also in China. Russia wants the milk as it is boycotting EU countries' milk and dairy exports after Brussels imposed economic sanctions after the Ukraine crisis.


Shc 34 1.1 and 1.2 Essay
Shc 34 1.1 and 1.2 Essay. Below is a free essay on Shc 34 1.1 and 1.2 from Anti Essays, your source for free research papers, essays, and term paper examples. SHC 34: Principles for implementing duty.of care in health, social care or children's and young people's setting.Understand how duty of care contributes to safe practice. 1.1. Explain what it means to have a duty of care in own work role.Duty of care in my own work role is to ensure that all children and young people in my care are taken care of and come to no harm, that they are happy and encouraged to play and learn in a friendly and safe environment.hc 34 1.1 and 1.2 Essay. Below is a free essay on Shc 34 1.1 and 1.2 from Anti Essays, your source for free research papers, essays, and term paper examples. SHC 34: Principles for implementing duty.of care in health, social care or children's and young people's setting.


Shc34-1.1 Explain What It Means to Have a Duty of Care in Own Work Role
SHC34-1.1 Explain what it means to have a duty of care in own work role. A duty of care is a legal obligation imposed on an individual requiring that they adhere to a standard of reasonable care while performing any acts that could foreseeable harm others.A definition from Wikipedia.ody forms to indicate if a child comes in from home and the parent/carer tells us of a mark on the child or a member of staff notices a mark on them the form is then signed by the parent/carer at the end of the session.


What it means to have a duty of care in own work role?
It means the duty of care you have in your job is to keep yourself safe and your service user safe.Keep up to date on your training. All ways wash your hands before attending a service user before and after, and wear the protective aprons and gloves that are supplied by your work.or a care giving organization, having a duty of care simply means  to provide quality care for the residents or patients. It is a  caregiver's duty to ensure the health and â¦ safety of the people they  are responsible for.


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Understand how duty of care contributes to safe practice 1.1 Explain what it means to have a duty of care in your work role Every individual should be supported and enabled to live in an environment which is free from prejudice and safe from abuse.nderstand how duty of care contributes to safe practice 1.1 Explain what it means to have a duty of care in your work role Every individual should be supported and enabled to live in an environment which is free from prejudice and safe from abuse.


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Shc34-1.1 Explain What It Means to Have a Duty of Care in Own Work Role
Body forms to indicate if a child comes in from home and the parent/carer tells us of a mark on the child or a member of staff notices a mark on them the form is then signed by the parent/carer at the end of the session.SHC34-1.2 Explain how duty of care contributes to the safeguarding or protection of individuals.Assess risk. By ensuring risk assessments are been carried out within a setting to make sure all equipment and toys are safe and the equipment is age appropriate for the children in our care.ody forms to indicate if a child comes in from home and the parent/carer tells us of a mark on the child or a member of staff notices a mark on them the form is then signed by the parent/carer at the end of the session.


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Explain What It Means to Have a Duty of Care in Own Work Role
With young children in your care you have a duty to protect them from harm, whether itâs physical or psychological. A duty of care is about what a person in a specific role has to do to ensure that others are taken care of and not harmed during a particular task.This involves: -Giving appropriate attention.-Watching out for potential hazards. -Preventing mistakes or accidents.-Making wise choices about steps undertaken in a role. duty of care is about what a person in a specific role has to do to ensure that others are taken care of and not harmed during a particular task. This involves: -Giving appropriate attention.


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Stretch properly. Stretching at the start and end of your workout will also help to get the lactic acid out of your muscles. Waiting hours after a strenuous workout before stretching is not the best. Stretch soon after activity that may cause soreness to prevent becoming stiff.


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1 Massage also helps move lactic acid, lymph, and other stagnant toxins from the muscles.  Seek out a massage therapist and allow him to work on your sore muscles. Massage therapy is relaxing, meditative, and healing.


6 Foods That Reduce Muscle Soreness & Promote Recovery
6 Foods That Reduce Muscle Soreness & Promote Recovery. Get your muscles back to working shape with these post-workout foods. Itâs all fun and games while youâre in the gym getting your workout on. Youâre feeling the pump and loving yourself for working hard to pack on those slabs of muscle. But then you head home, rest for the night, and wake up the next morning feeling like a truck hit you. The muscle soreness has kicked in and youâre not sure you have it in you to make it back to the gym.


10 Healing Foods That Fight Pain Naturally
If blood flow is diminished, the disks lose their source of oxygen and other nutrients, and they begin to degenerate, says Neal D. Barnard, MD, author of Foods That Fight Pain. Omega-3s help by improving blood flow and tamping down inflammation in blood vessels and nerves.


Eat the Muscle Pain Away
Eat the Muscle Pain Away. You are what you eat. At least, that's the old adage. It's also one I believe in â what you put into your body has a big effect on how you feel. There are foods that fight fat and detox foods. There are even foods that help you sleep better and look fresher. Adding to the list of foods that fuel with a purpose are foods that help ease pain. Whether it's a headache, post-workout soreness, or an injury, these foods will help ease the pain away in a totally natural way.


Foods that fight pain
But there are good reasons to eat ginger even when you're not doubled over. Another natural aspirin impersonator and anti-inflammatory, it can offer relief from migraines, arthritis pain, and muscle aches. There are plenty of ways to include ginger in your diet. Add it grated into Asian dishes, smoothies, and juice.


10 Healing Foods That Fight Pain Naturally
The typical Western-style diet is heavy on foods that promote inflammation, including highly processed foods and refined carbs. No fruit, vegetable, or herb by itself can alleviate your pain if you don't change the pattern of your diet to reduce processed food and increase whole foods. This may not be easy, says Peter Abaci, MD, medical director of the Bay Area Pain and Wellness Center in Los Gatos, CA.


6 Foods That Reduce Muscle Soreness & Promote Recovery
Weâve all been there, but donât let it kick you in your ass. Check out the following foods you should devour post-workout -- 30-40 minutes after exercising -- to reduce muscle soreness and promote recovery so that you can get back in the gym faster. And if you're looking for easy recovery meals, check out these 6 post-workout recipes >>.


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Because of mandated production cuts in R-22 (the most common household refrigerant) the cost of freon has doubled over the last couple of years. In the industry the cost per pound off of the service truck will run between 20-45 dollars a pound. A typical service call shouldn't be more than 65-95 dollars.t cost me $89 just for a diagnostic and a quote on a price to fix it. Joecooling.com is the only company in South Florida to offer UP FRONT PRICING on air conditioning repl â¦ acement. Go to our web site to see prices on all our 16 seer air conditioners.


What Is a Fair Price for R-22 Refrigerant?
As part of the agreement, production ended in 2010 for new air conditioning units charged with R-22 and production of the refrigerant itself was reduced by 75 percent. By 2015, there will be a 90 percent reduction in the production of R-22.By 2020, it will no longer be produced.: My air conditioning contractor just charged me $100 per pound for R-22 refrigerant. This is a lot more than I paid four years ago.


A/C Coolant Cost Triples In The Past 6 Months
DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) â The price to stay cool just went through the roof. But itâs not the energy bill, itâs the coolant used in air conditioning units. The cost of freon has tripled in the past six months. âA lot of people are really surprised. Theyâre used to paying around $30 a pound. And now, itâs about $80.So, people are very surprised. Very shocked,â said Jeff Stewart, Reliant Air Conditioningâs VP Consumer Operations Manager.-22 freon is for air conditioners two years and older. The government is phasing it out over the next 18 years. âItâs ozone depleting. So, itâs not environmentally friendly,â explained Todd Day, a VP at Standard Supply in Irving.


Central-air freon prices soar as R-22 refrigerant is being phased out
Central-air freon prices soar as R-22 refrigerant is being phased out. Q: My air conditioning contractor just charged me $100 per pound for R-22 refrigerant. This is a lot more than I paid four years ago.Is this a fair price these days?: My air conditioning contractor just charged me $100 per pound for R-22 refrigerant. This is a lot more than I paid four years ago.


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A Mitsubishi Air conditioner cost would vary depending on the size of the air conditioner unit. Small Mitsubishi Air Conditioners can cost $300, where bigger ones can cost up â¦ to $2000.t cost me $89 just for a diagnostic and a quote on a price to fix it. Joecooling.com is the only company in South Florida to offer UP FRONT PRICING on air conditioning repl â¦ acement. Go to our web site to see prices on all our 16 seer air conditioners.


Guide to Air Conditioning & Heat Pump Refrigerant Gases Refrigerant gas names, properties & uses Refrigerant gas controls & metering Devices Refrigerant Piping & Leak Detection
The Phase-Out of Freon. The phase out of Freon is taking place over the course of about 20 years. In existing air conditioning systems, Freon can be used to recharge the equipment until January 1, 2020. Due to the decrease in the supply of Freon, the cost of Freon has significantly decreased.Homeowners who discover that their air conditioners have a Freon leak may end up spending several hundred dollars for a recharge of the system.he phase out of Freon is taking place over the course of about 20 years. In existing air conditioning systems, Freon can be used to recharge the equipment until January 1, 2020. Due to the decrease in the supply of Freon, the cost of Freon has significantly decreased.


Air Condition Coolant Being Phased Out, Prices Triple
âThe refrigerantâs definitely gonna, it has tripled in cost so obviously that cost has be passed on to the consumer,â said Randy Kelly, with One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning. âSo, if someone has a refrigerant leak and it has to have R-22 put back in it, itâs really gonna make that repair cost more.â.According to Kelly, the price for a pound of R-22 has jumped from around $20 a pound to up to $90.So, if someone has a refrigerant leak and it has to have R-22 put back in it, itâs really gonna make that repair cost more.â. According to Kelly, the price for a pound of R-22 has jumped from around $20 a pound to up to $90.


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International Distance Triathlon Swim distance will vary. Distance may range from mile to 1.5k or 800-1700 yards. Olympic Distance Triathlon Swim distance is 1.5k or approximately 1700 yards. Half Iron Distance Triathlon Swim distance is 1.2 miles or approximately 2000 yards. Iron Distance Triathlon Swim distance is 2.4 miles or approximately 4000 yards.


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Electrolysis is a process by which electrical energy is used to produce a chemical change. Perhaps the most familiar example of electrolysis is the decomposition (breakdown) of water into hydrogen and oxygen by means of an electric current.


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Electrolysis is a process by which electrical energy is used to produce a chemical change. Perhaps the most familiar example of electrolysis is the decomposition (breakdown) of water into hydrogen and oxygen by means of an electric current. The same process can be used to decompose compounds other than water.


Electrolysis
Photo by: Yanik Chauvin. Electrolysis is a process by which electrical energy is used to produce a chemical change. Perhaps the most familiar example of electrolysis is the decomposition (breakdown) of water into hydrogen and oxygen by means of an electric current.


Electrolysis
Perhaps the most familiar example of electrolysis is the decomposition (breakdown) of water into hydrogen and oxygen by means of an electric current. The same process can be used to decompose compounds other than water. Sodium, chlorine, magnesium, and aluminum are four elements produced commercially by electrolysis.


Electrolysis
Perhaps the most familiar example of electrolysis is the decomposition (breakdown) of water into hydrogen and oxygen by means of an electric current. The same process can be used to decompose compounds other than water.


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Various substances are prepared commercially by electrolysis, e.g., chlorine by the electrolysis of a solution of common salt; hydrogen by the electrolysis of water; heavy water (deuterium oxide) for use in nuclear reactors, also by electrolysis of water.


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The ions are forced to undergo either oxidation (at the anode) or reduction (at the cathode). Most electrolysis problems are really stoichiometry problems with the addition of an amount of electric current. The quantities of substances produced or consumed by the electrolysis process is dependent upon the following:


USA Federal Holidays
Monday, September 4, 2017. Labor Day is a United States federal holiday which is observed on the first Monday in September each year. The holiday originated on September 5, 1882 as the Central Labor Union of New York City sought to create a day off work for the working citizens.


When is Labor Day in 2017?
When is Labor Day in 2017? Labor Day in 2017 is on Monday, the 4th of September. In the United States, Labor Day is always celebrated on the first Monday in September.


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8 days ago - - more... 1  View all Ookla jobs in Seattle, WA - Seattle jobs. 2  Salary Search: System Engineer salaries in Seattle, WA. 3  Related forums: Seattle, Washington - Systems Engineer - Ookla.


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Software Developers
The median wage is the wage at which half the workers in an occupation earned more than that amount and half earned less. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $58,300, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $157,590. The median annual wage for software developers, systems software was $106,860 in May 2016. Employment of software developers is projected to grow 17 percent from 2014 to 2024, much faster than the average for all occupations. The main reason for the rapid growth is a large increase in the demand for computer software.


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The average income for Applications Engineering Managers is a much higher $105K per year. A Mechanical Engineer role is the most common promotion for Applications Engineers moving up the ladder. Pay for this role tends to be $64K per year.


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For example the median expected annual pay for a typical Applications Engineer I in the United States is $63,356, so 50% of the people who perform the job of Applications Engineer I in the United States are expected to make less than $63,356. Source: HR Reported data as of March 31, 2017. Salary. Salary + Bonus.


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For example the median expected annual pay for a typical Applications Engineer I in the United States is $63,356, so 50% of the people who perform the job of Applications Engineer I in the United States are expected to make less than $63,356. Percentile. Salary.


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Experience and pay tend to be weakly linked for Applications Engineers â those with more experience do not necessarily bring in higher earnings. Although individuals who have less than five years' experience earn $64K on average, people with five to 10 years benefit from a notably larger average of $75K.


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Applications Engineers who work for 10 to 20 years in their occupation tend to earn about $86K. Folks who have racked up more than 20 years in the field report incomes that aren't that much higher than less experienced individuals' earnings; the veterans make just $87K on average.


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Expand all Close all. 1  Data Access. Google Analytics provides a rich set of options for accessing your analytics data. 2  Filtering and Manipulation. In our tracking libraries you can filter, include, exclude, and modify the primary data fields collected. 3  Funnel Analysis.


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Data Analysis. Initial data analysis of the software requirements metrics reveals the following observations: â¦ The ratio of requirements in a system-level parent specification to requirements in a software. specification ranges from 1:300 for early projects to 1:6 for mature projects.


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Our customizable Metrics for News software lets editors analyze empirically what news they are covering and the characteristics of that journalism. These data are integrated with your web analytics and social data to create new custom metrics that reveal how different types of journalism perform with readers.


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Dashboards commonly include software requirements metrics because they are leading indicators of. project scope, growth, stability, and progress. Software requirements metrics characterize the âproblem. spaceâ that a project is addressing, as opposed to metrics such as source-lines-of-code that characterize.


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Using APIâs tools and guidance, publishers are empowered to create a new content strategy built around measuring and improving. We use our Metrics for News content analysis software, new journalism metrics and innovative audience surveys to help publishers build smarter, more data-driven content strategies. The software is flexible and customizable for each publisher to track the types of content and metrics that matter to them.


Statistical hypothesis testing
George Miller, a psychologist. Software Metrics. Product vs. process. Most metrics are indirect: No way to measure property directly or. Final product does not yet exist. For predicting, need a model of relationship of predicted variable. with other measurable variables. Three assumptions (Kitchenham) 1. We can accurately measure some property of software or process. 2. A relationship exists between what we can measure and. what we want to know. 3. This relationship is understood, has been validated, and can be. expressed in terms of a formula or model. Few metrics have been demonstrated to be predictable or related.


Features
Reports can be segmented and filtered to reflect the needs of your business. Access an array of reporting and analysis tools that help you understand your customers from acquisition to purchase. Google Analytics provides a rich set of options for accessing your analytics data.


Software Quality Metrics Overview
From the preceding goals one can see that metrics 3.1, 4.2a, 4.2b, 4.3a, and 4.3b are metrics for end-product quality, metrics 5.1 through 5.4 are metrics for software maintenance, and metrics 2.1, 2.2, 4.1a, and 4.1b are in-process quality metrics. The others are for scheduling, estimation, and productivity.


Software Quality Metrics Overview
4.4 Examples of Metrics Programs. 4.4.1 Motorola. Motorola's software metrics program is well articulated by Daskalantonakis (1992). By following the Goal/Question/Metric paradigm of Basili and Weiss (1984), goals were identified, questions were formulated in quantifiable terms, and metrics were established.


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1 Wax paper. 2  You'll need this to line your chalk molds, so that the chalk doesn't stick to them. 3  Items to use as molds. 4  You can use old toilet paper tubes, paper towel tubes, ice cube trays (as long as you don't use them again to make ice), or any other type of tube or carton.


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1 You'll need this to line your chalk molds, so that the chalk doesn't stick to them. 2  Items to use as molds. 3  You can use old toilet paper tubes, paper towel tubes, ice cube trays (as long as you don't use them again to make ice), or any other type of tube or carton. 4  Masking tape.


How to Make Homemade Chalk
1 You'll need this to line your chalk molds, so that the chalk doesn't stick to them. 2  Items to use as molds. 3  You can use old toilet paper tubes, paper towel tubes, ice cube trays (as long as you don't use them again to make ice), or any other type of tube or carton.


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Time Required: 30 minutes. Here's How: 1  Find a mold for your sidewalk chalk. 2  Anything from a toilet tissue roll or small paper cup to fancy candy molds will work. 3  Mix together 1 cup of Plaster of Paris with 3/4 cup of water. 4  Add color to your mixture using powdered tempera paint.


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Time Required: 30 minutes. Here's How: 1  Find a mold for your sidewalk chalk. 2  Anything from a toilet tissue roll or small paper cup to fancy candy molds will work. 3  Mix together 1 cup of Plaster of Paris with 3/4 cup of water. 4  Add color to your mixture using powdered tempera paint. 5  Blend well and let stand for a few minutes.


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Here's How: 1  Find a mold for your sidewalk chalk. 2  Anything from a toilet tissue roll or small paper cup to fancy candy molds will work. 3  Mix together 1 cup of Plaster of Paris with 3/4 cup of water. 4  Add color to your mixture using powdered tempera paint.


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Difficulty: Average. Time Required: 30 minutes. Here's How: 1  Find a mold for your sidewalk chalk. 2  Anything from a toilet tissue roll or small paper cup to fancy candy molds will work. 3  Mix together 1 cup of Plaster of Paris with 3/4 cup of water. 4  Add color to your mixture using powdered tempera paint.


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In this tutorial I will teach you how to make BRIGHT Sidewalk chalk! Its a CHEAP, EASY, FUN Craft for kids and adults! Here are the supplies you need: 1 1/2 cups of Plaster of Paris per chalk (buy a 4 lb box). Wax paper.


How to Make BRIGHT Sidewalk Chalk | Summer Series
In this tutorial I will teach you how to make BRIGHT Sidewalk chalk! Its a CHEAP, EASY, FUN Craft for kids and adults! Here are the supplies you need: 1 1/2 cups of Plaster of Paris per chalk (buy a 4 lb box). Wax paper. Toilet Paper Rolls.


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//d5kh2btv85w9n.cloudfront.net/f/fd/Make Sidewalk Chalk Step 3.360p.mp4. 1  To insert the wax paper into each tube mold, roll it loosely into a cylinder and simply slide it into the cardboard. 2  Release your grip to let the wax paper unroll to match the size of the cardboard tube.


loan
Definition of loan for English Language Learners. : 1  an amount of money that is given to someone for a period of time with a promise that it will be paid back : an amount of money that is borrowed. : 2  permission to use something for a period of time.


What is the difference between a conventional uninsured or insured loan?
Uninsured vs. Insured refers to the use of Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI). It is required any time you put less than 20% down on your home, unless you do a second mortgage along with the first. PMI will reduce the risk of foreclosure for the lender, enabling them to lend you money even with a low or no down payment.


Questions About Mortgages: Conventional, Insured & Uninsured
A conventional loan has no government insurance and so typically has a higher interest rate but offers more flexibility in terms, such as length of the loan and interest options. A conventional loan usually requires higher down payments, often up to 20 percent of the loan.


What is the difference between a conventional uninsured or insured loan?
Best Answer: Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) is required if the downpayment is less than 20% of the sale/loan. This is a secured loan.


What Is a Conventional Uninsured Loan?
May 19, 2009. Candidates for conventional, uninsured loans are considered prime borrowers. They have at least a 20 percent down payment, good credit and enough income to make mortgage lenders feel safe. Lenders require insurance on loans when borrowers lack sufficient money or credit to offset the risk of financing a home.


loan
Definition of loan for Students. 1 : money given with the understanding that it will be paid back. 2 : something given for a time to a borrower That's not mine, it's a loan.


Questions About Mortgages: Conventional, Insured & Uninsured
Insured Loans. Conventional loans also can be insured, with a private mortgage insurance policy. Some conventional lenders require insurance, especially if the down payment is below 20 percent, and may allow the insurance premium to be rolled into the loan amount.


What Is a Conventional Uninsured Loan?
Conventional, Uninsured and Low-Down. If you'd like to take out a conventional uninsured mortgage and don't have 20 percent to put down, a piggyback mortgage might be a good choice for you. Piggyback mortgages start with a conventional loan as a first mortgage. This gives you access to a broad selection of lenders and to a competitive interest rate market.


loan
Definition of loan. 1  1a : money lent at interest took out a loan to pay for the new carb : something lent usually for the borrower's temporary use. 2  2a : the grant of temporary use Can I have the loan of your car?b : the temporary duty of a person transferred to another job for a limited time He had been on loan to the navy during the war.


5 Quick Tips to Cool Down in the Summer
While Lloyd has done a magnificent job of writing about improvements you can make to your home to cool it without air conditioning, I thought Iâd focus on easy tips and tricks for cooling off. These quick, simple ideas will offer immediate relief from the heat, no matter how hot it gets. 5 Easy Ways to Cool Off. 1.


5 ways to cool down after a workout
Grab a protein shake. No matter what time of day you work outâmorning, afternoon or nightâyou should drink a protein shake after you work out. âDo this 15 to 30 minutes after your workout, when your metabolic window is open,â says Burke.


10 Things You Can Do Every Day To Benefit Your Brain
2. Take deep breaths to calm down. This advice sounds so simple itâs often overlooked. But it works better (and faster) than any other relaxation technique out there. There is a direct connection between our emotional state and breathing.


5 Quick Tips to Cool Down in the Summer
To make this do double duty, you can add a few slices of cucumber to the water for extra cooling, or use weak green tea instead of water â the green tea will cool you off and improve your complexion, thanks to all of those antioxidants.


5 ways to cool down after a workout
5 Ways to Cool Down After a Workout. The recovery phase is a vital part of your exercise routine. by Lisa Freedman. Just because youâve clocked your last mile or finished your final rep, doesnât mean your workout is over. In fact, what you do after your workout is just as important as what you do during it.


10 Things You Can Do Every Day To Benefit Your Brain
If thatâs where you are right now â keep reading! If not, it doesnât mean you should wait until you get there to learn how to cope with a demanding work schedule and how to calm yourself down quickly when you feel overwhelmed.


5 ways to cool down after a workout
Cooling down is even important after a strength workout. After lifting, try doing some dynamic stretches such as walking lunges or yoga poses. âYou want to bring your heart rate back down to a more calm stateâabout 100 to 120 beats per minute,â Burke says. Stretch.


5 Quick Tips to Cool Down in the Summer
3. Cold Washcloth on Your Neck. Wet a washcloth with cold water. (If youâre really warm, consider placing it in the freezer for a few minutes.) Wring it out, and hold it to the back of your neck. Youâll feel instantly cooler.


5 ways to cool down after a workout
Here, five key things you should do after every workout. Cool down. Thereâs a reason the treadmill has a âcool downâ setting: When youâre exercising, your effort is at, say, eight out of 10 and your body needs help getting back down to one out of 10.


10 Things You Can Do Every Day To Benefit Your Brain
Their breathing is deep, slow and steady. So the best way to bring your heart rate down and to regain your cool is to change your breathing. Try this now: take a slow, deep breath in, filling your lungs with air and expanding your diaphragm.


Wine at 9amâ¦ English teacher tells how he taught Vladimir Putin to speak the language
Wine at 9amâ¦ English teacher tells how he taught Vladimir Putin to speak the language. ENGLISH teacher Kevin Scanlan thought nothing of it when he arrived at a hotel in Londonâs Oxford Street to help a short and coughing Russian with his language classes. 00:01, Sun, Mar 8, 2015 | UPDATED: 23:07, Sun, Mar 8, 2015. AP.


Talk:Vladimir Putin/Archive 9
Yes and no. Putin is not Russia, if Wikipedia is to be believed, so even if American diplomatic cables leaked by WikiLeaks allege that Russia has become a 'virtual mafia state' is true, it is not relevant enough to be in an introduction about Putin.


Cambridge Histories Online Â© Cambridge University Press, 2008
Polyglots and insults: how our European leaders use language. To mark the European Day of Languages we examine how political leaders speak â both at home and abroad. Lucy Ward. Thursday 25 September 2014 08.01 EDT Last modified on Friday 17 February 2017 09.28 EST.


What language do Putin, Merkel, and Hollande speak when together?
11 Answers. Putin, Merkel and Hollande know English. So the question asked is â What language do Putin, Merkel and Hollande speak when togetherâ. Now this sounds hypothetical as it doesnât mention as to what type of a meeting it is . Please accept my logical and hypothetical responses below :


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How much is Vladimir putin bench press? Vladmir Putin was able to bench press 415 with freeweights and could curl 225   I highly doubt that Vladimir Putin can bench press 415 pounds. And i am positive he could NOâ¦T curl, legitemately, 225 pounds.


Talk:Vladimir Putin/Archive 9
99.235.156.199 (talk) 15:05, 3 May 2014 (UTC) Vladimir Putin successor as Prime Minister of Russia is Dmitry Medvedev, not Viktor Zubkov. Vladimir Putin is Prime Minister of Russia from 2008 to 2012, before he was re elected to the position as President of Russia in 2012. Dmitry Medvedev become Prime Minister of Russia in 2012 after he steps down as President of Russia in 2012.


Narendra Modi may join the list of world leaders who donât want to speak English
For other world leaders who avoid the English language, however, it seems to be less a matter of skill and more of a reasoned decision. Angela Merkel is also known to rarely speak English, and once addressed the U.S. Congress in German. Vladimir Putin is fluent in German and is known to often converse with Merkel, who can also speak Russian. It's understandable that world leaders may not want to speak a foreign language they are not completely familiar with, of course: Their words are important and they don't want to be misunderstood.


Polyglots and insults: how our European leaders use language
Polyglots and insults: how our European leaders use language. Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, president of Russia. Putin once invited a journalist questioning Russiaâs tactics in Chechnya to come to Moscow âto be circumcisedâ and join the rebels. Native tongue: Renowned for his salty vocabulary, rather clipped delivery and uncompromising asides.


How Computers Work: Input and Output
Terminals. A screen may be the monitor of a self-contained personal computer, or it may be part of a terminal that is one of many terminals attached to a large computer. A terminal consists of an input device, an output device, and a communications link to the main computer. Most commonly, a terminal has a keyboard for an input device and a screen for an output device, although there are many variations on this theme.


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The power supply as its name might suggest is the device that supplies power to all the components in the computer. Its case holds a transformer, voltage control, and (usually) a cooling fan. The power supply converts about 100-120 volts of AC power to low-voltage DC power for the internal components to use.


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There are two types of devices in a computer that use CDs: CD-ROM drive and a CD writer. The CD-ROM drive used for reading a CD. The CD writer drive can read and write a CD. CD writers are much more popular are new computers than a CD-ROM drive.


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Introduction Â¶. Computer Hardware is the physical part of a computer, as distinguished from the that executes or runs on the hardware. The hardware of a computer is infrequently changed, while software and data are modified frequently. The term soft refers to readily created, modified, or erased.


Internal Computer Hardware Â¶
It is a computer program that is embedded in a hardware device, for example a microcontroller. As it name suggests, firmware is somewhere between hardware and software. Like software, it is a computer program which is executed by a microprocessor or a microcontroller.


Output device
Information shown on a display device is called soft copy because the information exists electronically and is displayed for a temporary period of time. Display devices include CRT monitors, LCD monitors and displays, gas plasma monitors, and televisions.


Output device
There are many input and output devices such as multifunction printers and computer-based navigation systems that are used for specialised or unique applications. In computing, input/output refers to the communication between an information processing system (such as a computer), and the outside world. Inputs are the signals or data received by the system, and outputs are the signals or data sent from it.


How Computers Work: Input and Output
1 The output is the computer's instant response, which causes the forklift to operate as requested. 2  A medical student studies the human body on a computer screen, inputting changes to the program to show a close-up of the leg and then to remove layers of tissue to reveal the muscles and bone underneath.


Contents: Plant Cell vs Animal Cell
Plant cells have a rigid cell wall that surrounds the cell membrane. Animal cells do not have a cell wall.When looking under a microscope, the cell wall is an easy way to distinguish plant cells.ell Wall. Plant cells have a rigid cell wall that surrounds the cell membrane. Animal cells do not have a cell wall. When looking under a microscope, the cell wall is an easy way to distinguish plant cells.


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Animal cells are smaller than plant cells and have a membrane around them that is flexible and allows molecules, gases and nutrients to pass into the cell. Plant cells are larger and in addition to a membrane they have a rigid cell wall.The cell wall does not let any material pass so instead the plants cells must have tiny openings between cells like doors between rooms in your house.These doors are called plasmodesmata. The plant cell wall provides protection to the plant cell just like the animal cell does.he cell wall does not let any material pass so instead the plants cells must have tiny openings between cells like doors between rooms in your house. These doors are called plasmodesmata. The plant cell wall provides protection to the plant cell just like the animal cell does.


Cell Wall
The cell wall is a tough, flexible and sometimes rigid layer that surrounds some types of cells. It surrounds the cell membrane and provides these cells with structural support and protection. In addition, the cell wall acts as a filtering mechanism.he primary cell wall of land plants is composed of the polysaccharides cellulose, hemicellulose and pectin. In bacteria, peptidoglycan forms the cell wall. Archaean cell walls have various compositions, and may be formed of glycoprotein S-layers, pseudopeptidoglycan, or polysaccharides.


What does a Cell membrane do in a plant Cell?
The cell membrane in a plant cell basically does the same as an animal cell's plant membrane, so it's a layer of protection, and it allows objects to pass through it. + 87 others found this useful.he cell membrane in the plant cell is mainly used to regulate gas exchange and water flow. The cell membrane allows movement of substances into and out of the plant cell (for example: It allows the passage of water by osmosis, and it allows diffusion of substances like oxygen).


Plant Cells, Chloroplasts, and Cell Walls
Besides the presence of chloroplasts, another major difference between plant and animal cells is the presence of a cell wall. The cell wall surrounds the plasma membrane of plant cells and provides tensile strength and protection against mechanical and osmotic stress.It also allows cells to develop turgor pressure, which is the pressure of the cell contents against the cell wall.lant cells have certain distinguishing features, including chloroplasts, cell walls, and intracellular vacuoles. Photosynthesis takes place in chloroplasts; cell walls allow plants to have strong, upright structures; and vacuoles help regulate how cells handle water and storage of other molecules.


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The cell membrane in a plant cell basically does the same as an animal cell's plant membrane, so it's a layer of protection, and it allows objects to pass through it. + 87 others found this useful. Ankit Shrivastava.Edit. Share to: Neila Rockson. 1,158,732 Contributions. Solving the world's problems.he cell membrane allows movement of substances into and out of the plant cell (for example: It allows the passage of water by osmosis, and it allows diffusion of substances like oxygen). It performs the same functions in Plant and Animal and Prokaryotic Cells.


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The basic plant cell shares a similar construction motif with the typical eukaryote cell, but does not have centrioles, lysosomes, intermediate filaments, cilia, or flagella, as does the animal cell.lasmodesmata-Plasmodesmata are small tubes that connect plant cells to each other, providing living bridges between cells. Plasma Membrane-All living cells have a plasma membrane that encloses their contents. In prokaryotes and plants, the membrane is the inner layer of protection surrounded by a rigid cell wall.


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Macroprolactinemia is characterized by a large molecular mass of PRL (macroprolactin) as the main molecular form of PRL in sera, the frequent elevation of serum PRL (hyperprolactinemia), and the lack of symptoms. Macroprolactin is largely a complex of PRL with immunoglobulin G (IgG), especially anti-PRL autoantibodies.


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Macroprolactin is prolactin that is bound to a protein (immunoglobulin), is not active in the body, and does not indicate the presence of disease. If an elevated prolactin is found, further laboratory tests may be done to make sure that this is not due to macroprolactin. ^ Back to top.


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Macroprolactin is defined as a large molecular-sized PRL greater than 100 kDa that is included in big-big PRL, and the state in which the ratio of macroprolactin is substantially increased in sera is called macroprolactinemia (Figure 2).


What is the definition or description of: macroprolactin?
Presumably you mean macroprolactinoma, which are pitutary tumors that make prolactin. A macro is a big one (>10mm). The high prolactin shuts down lh and fsh and causes loss of periods (women) and low testosterone (men). A big tumor can cause visual problems, headaches. There are excellent drugs (cabergoline, bromocriptine) to shrink the tumor, normalize hormones.


Macroprolactin
Macroprolactin is a physiologically inactive form of prolactin found in a small proportion of people. It is in fact prolactin bound to IgG. Macroprolactin is important, as some laboratory assays will detect it as prolactin, leading to a falsely elevated prolactin result. This can lead to a misdiagnosis of hyperprolactinaemia in some people, especially those with other symptoms, such as infertility or menstrual problems.


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There are case series and case reports in the literature about patients who have been operated for craniopharyngioma (18-20) and one case for macroprolactinoma (21) who have developed adipsic DI.


Macroprolactin; A Frequent Cause of Misdiagnosed Hyperprolactinemia in Clinical Practice
Introduction: Macroprolactin is a significant cause of misdiagnosis, unnecessary investigation, and inappropriate treatment in patients with hyperprolactinemia. Its frequency has not been clearly established due to technical difficulties in identifying it.


Macroprolactin; A Frequent Cause of Misdiagnosed Hyperprolactinemia in Clinical Practice
A positive correlation has been demonstrated with anti-PRL antibody titers and the serum PRL concentrations indicating autoantibodies as a possible cause of hyperprolactinemia in such cases (10). Macroprolactinemia occurs when more than 30 - 60% of the patientsâ prolactin is in the form of macroprolactin (13).


macroprolactinoma
macroprolactinoma. [- 1 prÅlakâ²tinÅâ²mÉ] 2  a prolactin-secreting pituitary tumor more than 10 mm in diameter that causes serum prolactin levels higher than 500 ng/mL. Bromocriptine is used with some success to shrink tumor size before surgery. Frequent monitoring of endocrine status is indicated for the remainder of the patient's life after therapy.


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Causes of ascites. Ascites is a symptom of many types of cancer. It can also be caused by some other conditions, such as advanced liver disease and heart failure. The types of cancer that are more likely to cause ascites are cancers of the breast, lung, large bowel (colon), stomach, pancreas, ovary, womb (endometrium) and the peritoneum.


Ascites
Signs and symptoms. Mild ascites is hard to notice, but severe ascites leads to abdominal distension. Patients with ascites generally will complain of progressive abdominal heaviness and pressure as well as shortness of breath due to mechanical impingement on the diaphragm.


Pain and Seizures
Pain is a feeling triggered in the nervous system. Pain may be sharp or dull. It may come and go, or it may be constant. You may feel pain in one area of your body, such as your back, abdomen, chest, or pelvis. Or you may feel pain all over, such as when your muscles ache from the flu.


Ascites and Pain
I've found the Ascites can come and go during treatment but from personal experience it ...I've suffered terribly with it all the way through every treatment and the pain can be absolutely excruciating..


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Ascites is the buildup of fluid in the space surrounding the organs in the abdomen. Cancer is one condition that causes ascites. Conditions other than cancer can also cause ascites. These include liver disease, blood clots, kidney disease, or heart failure. When ascites is caused by cancer, doctors call it malignant ascites. Malignant ascites is most common in people with the following cancers:


Acute Hepatic Dysfunction With Abdominal Pain and Ascites
What is the cause of this patient's severe, painful ascites? Painful, severe ascites can be due to peritoneal diseases such as malignancy or tuberculosis. In such cases, however, the peritoneal fluid usually shows cells suggesting inflammation or malignancy. This patient's ascitic fluid had very few cells.


Why is my toenails turning black ?!?
Black toenails can be caused by a fungal infection, which is common in immuno-compromised patients, or they may indicate underlying melanoma (a malignant tumor consisting of dark-pigmented cells called melanocytes).


Black Toenail â Causes, Treatment, and Prevention
Black Toenail â Causes, Treatment, and Prevention. Dr. Dr. There are many causes of black or dark toenails, but the most common cause is trauma. When trauma occurs to a nail resulting in discoloration it is referred to as a subungual hematoma, which simply means there is a collection of blood underneath the nail.


Genetics of Skin Cancer (PDQÂ®)âHealth Professional Version
Other causes may include the following: 1  Sudden trauma or injury to the toe or toenail. 2  Fungal infection. â 3 Mortonâs toe,â a condition in which an individualâs second toe is longer than the big toe.  Rarely, a subungual (occurring under the toenail) melanoma, a form of skin cancer.


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Other causes may include the following: 1  Sudden trauma or injury to the toe or toenail. 2  Fungal infection. â Mortonâs toe,â a condition in which an individualâs second toe is longer than the big toe.


Causes of Black Toe
The banging of the toe against the front of the shoe or boot is usually a sign that the shoes are too short, or that they fit too tightly and do not allow sufficient room for the feet to move dynamically during walking and running. Other causes may include the following: Sudden trauma or injury to the toe or toenail.


Black Toenail
Almost everyone who runs gets a black toenail. Getting your first one is a sign that youâve moved your training into a higher level. While most runners blame a shoe that is too small, this is often not the primary cause. Certainly toe pressure from the shoe can make the toe hurt even more, but pressure from underneath seems to produce more black nails.


Causes of Black Toe
Causes of Black Toe. The most common cause of black toe is repeated trauma from the toe banging against the end of the shoe. Since the big toe is usually the longest toe, the banging produces bleeding and bruising of the nail, causing it to become discolored (often blue and then black).


How to Green Yellow Grass
Fertilize your lawn if you notice the grass slowing in growth and changing to a lighter green and gradually to yellow, which is often a sign of nitrogen deficiency. Apply a slow-release fertilizer for a continuous supply of nitrogen. Fertilize your lawn as needed based on the type, growing season and grass appearance.


Diagnosing Turfgrass Problems
The disease occurs most frequently during hot weather when the plants are under moisture stress. Circular to irregular patches of light green grass, 2 to 8 inches across are the first symptoms. These patches quickly turn to a reddish-brown, then to tan, and finally to a light straw color.


How to Green Yellow Grass
Regular irrigation keeps grass green. Improper fertilizing, nutrient deficiencies, diseases and insects can all cause yellow grass. No matter the cause, yellow grass detracts from your home's appearance. Identifying and correcting the issue is essential to restoring your lawn's health and appearance any time of year.


Diagnosing Turfgrass Problems
This type of watering causes run-off and wastes one of our most expensive commodities â water. More important, a thin surface crust may form. This crust will impede the entrance of nutrients, insecticides, air, and water into the soil. Such a crust also favors development of weeds such as moss and algae.


Diagnosing Turfgrass Problems
The cause of turfgrass damage is often difficult to determine if considerable time has elapsed between damage and diagnosis. Damage is often blamed on disease or insects when there is no sound basis for such a diagnosis.


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Visit us on the Web: www.gardeninghelp.org. A Visual Guide to Lawn Problems: Zoysia Grass. Many factors can result in dead or thin spots in a warm-season lawn. Resist the first reaction many gardeners have of. wanting to spray for a disease. Before you make this mistake, consider the many other causes. Following are the most. common causes.


How to Green Yellow Grass
Water your lawn as needed when rainfall isn't sufficient. Too much water washes out nutrients that can leave the grass malnourished and yellow. Too little water or uneven irrigation causes dry yellow spots. Irrigate the grass when the top 2 inches of soil become dry, applying 1 to 2 inches weekly.


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September 21, 2006. If your lawn has yellow patches, whether they're little spots of dead grass or areas that just aren't quite the same color as the rest of the lawn, you may be wondering what lawn care steps to take. There are plenty of conditions that can lead to yellow lawn patches. Here are the top five causes of yellow lawn patches.


Diagnosing Turfgrass Problems
Infestations are usually associated with low soil fertility, poor drainage, high soil acidity, improper watering, too much shade, soil compaction, or a combination of these factors. Diagnosis of the cause or causes of infestation followed by corrective measures is the best control.


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Daylight Saving (End) 2017, 2018 and further. View below the dates for (among others) Daylight Saving (End) 2017 and Daylight Saving (End) 2018. You can also see on which day the holiday falls and how many days it is until this holiday. Significance of Daylight Saving 2017.


End of daylight saving time 2015: 6 eye-opening facts
Canadians in provinces that use daylight saving time during the summer months will need to turn their clocks back by an hour at 2 a.m. on Sunday Nov. 1 for the switch to local standard time (although it's probably a good idea to do it before heading to bed Saturday night).


2018 Time Zones - Ottawa
Time Changes in Ottawa Over the Years. Daylight Saving Time (DST) changes do not necessarily occur on the same date every year. Data for the years before 1970 is not available for Ottawa, however, we have earlier time zone history for Montreal available.


2018 Time Zones - Ottawa
The graph above illustrates clock changes in Ottawa during 2017. Daylight Saving Time (DST) changes do not necessarily occur on the same date every year. Data for the years before 1970 is not available for Ottawa, however, we have earlier time zone history for Montreal available.


When Does Daylight Saving Time 2016 End? Change Your Clock And 'Fall Back' 1 Hour On This Day
It's that time of the year when we fall back one hour as Daylight Saving Time 2016 ends in the U.S. Shutterstock.


End of daylight saving time 2015: 6 eye-opening facts
Spring daylight saving time is a period when people lose a little extra time. Looking at different types of accidents, we found a five to seven per cent increase in accident fatalities during the three days following spring daylight saving time..


End of daylight saving time 2015: 6 eye-opening facts
Clocks in most parts of Canada were pushed ahead one hour on March 8 this year just prior to the spring equinox, to what's commonly called daylight saving time. (Regions that don't use DST in Canada include most of Saskatchewan, and some communities in B.C., Northwestern Ontario, Quebec and Nunavut.)


Daylight Saving (End) 2018, 2019 and further
Daylight Saving (End) 2017, 2018 and further. 1  View below the dates for (among others) Daylight Saving (End) 2017 and Daylight Saving (End) 2018. You can also see on which day the holiday falls and how many days it is until this holiday.


When Does Daylight Saving Time 2016 End? Change Your Clock And 'Fall Back' 1 Hour On This Day
When Does Daylight Saving Time 2016 End? Change Your Clock And 'Fall Back' 1 Hour On This Day. It's time to officially say goodbye to the summer as Daylight Saving Time 2016 ends in the United States of America. Following Halloween, U.S. citizens will have to fall back and set their clocks one hour back on Sunday, November 6 at 2AM.


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Air duct sealing can reduce a large percentage of this loss. The mobile home/manufactured home duct system is unique and unfortunately, prone to many issues. To seal the average single-wide unit is typically $295 and a double unit is $395.


How much does a set up of a Mobile Home cost on avg. southeast singlewide?
Best Answer: My husband does that kind of work (we are in South Carolina) and he also does it on the side. On the side he charges around $500-600 to break down and set up a single and $700-800 to do the same to a double. It's a lot more to hire a licensed Contractor. You can e-mail me and I can give you more details...if you are close to SC, maybe he can do it for you. He has his CDL and has been pulling and setting up mobile homes for almost 15 years. I could be off a little on the prices but not by much...I'm pretty sure that's what he charges.


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There is also the cost to repair these problems. Superior Mobile Home Service, LLC are experts in this area. We Re-level between 500-800 homes each year. This is not a weekend job for the guys in the park.