titration
See Checkerboard titration. tiÂ·traÂ·tion. Volumetric analysis by addition of definite amounts of a test solution to a solution of the substance being assayed. tiÂ·traÂ·tion. Volumetric analysis by addition of definite amounts of a test solution to a solution of the substance being assayed.


Guidelines for the certification of documents
Documents in languages other than English. A certifier should not certify a document in a language other than English unless they can be sure that the original and the copy are identical. A solution to this is to have the original photocopied in the presence of the certifier.


Certified copy
A certified copy is a copy (often a photocopy) of a primary document, that has on it an endorsement or certificate that it is a true copy of the primary document. It does not certify that the primary document is genuine, only that it is a true copy of the primary document. A certified copy is often used in English-speaking common law countries as a convenient way of providing a copy of documents. It is usually inexpensive to obtain. A certified copy may be required for official government or court purposes and for commercial purposes. It avoids the owner of important documents (especially identity documents) giving up possession of those documents which might mean a risk of their loss or damage.


Certifying Documents
Certifying Documents. Copies of documents provided in support of an application, or other purpose required by the National Law, must be certified as true copies of the original documents. Certified copies will only be accepted in hard copy by mail or in person (not by fax, email, etc).


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'I have sighted the original document and certify this to be a true copy of the original.'. The person must then sign each statement and provide their designation (e.g. Pharmacist), taking care that the certification does not obscure any of the text on the copy. People authorised to sign certified documents include: 1  Justice of the peace or bail justice. 2  Barrister, solicitor or attorney. 3  Registrar or deputy registrar of the County Court. 4  Member of the police force. 5  Registered medical practitioner, dentist or veterinary practitioner. 6  Pharmacist. 7  Manager of a bank. 8  Minister of religion.


Certified copy
1 It is a complete and true copy of the original document. 2  I certify that this is a true and correct copy of a document in the possession of A.B. (NH). 3  On this DD day of MONTH, YYYY I certify that the ______ document is a true, exact, complete and unaltered copy of the original.


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1 Certify that each document is a true copy of the original. 2  Certify that the photograph on photographic documentation (e.g. licence or passport) is a true likeness of the applicant. 3  Witness the signature of the applicant.


Guidelines for the certification of documents
Guidelines for the certification of documents. The following is a guide to help you prepare your certified documents correctly. Certified documents are copies of important documents which need to be certified as true copies of the originals by a person authorised to do so. At certain stages of the application process, for approval as a higher education provider and.


Guidelines for the certification of documents
If the original is a multiple page document, each page must be checked against the copy to ensure that it is correct. The certifier can then proceed as follows: 1  Sign or initial each page. 2  Certify the last page as follows: 3  I certify that this page document is a true copy of the document produced to me on.


Certifying Documents
An Authorised Officer should do the following in the presence of the applicant: 1  Certify that each document is a true copy of the original. 2  Certify that the photograph on photographic documentation (e.g. licence or passport) is a true likeness of the applicant. 3  Witness the signature of the applicant.


Two teachers killed this week: How safe are US schools?
Yet just within the category of shootings, at least 17 teachers, principals, and other staff members have been killed by students since 1995, according to a map summarizing school shooting incidents published by USA Today.


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Worker fatalities. As at 12 October 2015, 126 Australian workers have been killed while at work. With the occurrence of each work-related fatality, Safe Work Australia records information, updates statistics and prepares various reports.


Teacher stabbed to death at Leeds school
A teacher has been stabbed to death in front of pupils inside a school in Leeds.


Nevada school shooting 911 call: 'I got a kid down who's been shot'
As police tried to piece together how and why a seventh-grader shot and killed a teacher and wounded two other students at his Nevada school, recordings of the first calls to police captured the horror and chaos he unleashed.


Nevada school shooting: Teacher killed, two students wounded
The shooting is one of several this year at a U.S. middle or high school. Last week a student at a high school in Austin, Texas, killed himself in front of other students. In August, a student at a high school in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, shot and wounded another student in the neck.


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Philip Chism, 14, stands during his arraignment for the death of Danvers High School teacher Colleen Ritzer in Salem District Court in Boston, Massachusetts October 23. Chism was held without bail on a murder charge.


Two teachers killed this week: How safe are US schools?
The killing of a popular high school teacher in Danvers, Mass., just one day after a teacher was killed in Nevada drives home educators' vulnerability. But schools are still regarded as safe, experts say.


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Nevada middle school shooting â A parent escorts his child from Agnes Risley Elementary School after a shooting Monday, October 21, at nearby Sparks Middle School in Sparks, Nevada. A student opened fire at the middle school, police said, killing a teacher and wounding two students.


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The dangers to journalists in Russia have been well known since the early 1990s but concern at the number of unsolved killings soared after Anna Politkovskaya 's murder in Moscow on 7 October 2006.


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Rocky Flats was a vital part of the U.S. nuclear weapons program located near Denver, Colorado. Few people knew it existed or what the plant produced. From 1952 to 1989, the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant produced more than 70,000 plutonium pits or âtriggersâ for nuclear bombs.


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Rocky Flats was a vital part of the U.S. nuclear weapons program located near Denver, Colorado. Few people knew it existed or what the plant produced.


Radioactive contamination from the Rocky Flats Plant
The Rocky Flats Plant, a former U.S. nuclear weapons production facility located about 15 miles northwest of Denver, caused radioactive (primarily plutonium, americium, and uranium) contamination within and outside its boundaries.


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From 1952 to 1989, the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant produced more than 70,000 plutonium pits or âtriggersâ for nuclear bombs. Each pit contained enough breathable particles of plutonium to kill every person on earth. The plant was veiled in secrecy.


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The Rocky Flats Plant was a United States nuclear weapons production facility near Denver, Colorado that operated from 1952 to 1992. It was under the control of the United States Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) until 1977, when the AEC was replaced by the Department of Energy (DOE).


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ARVADA â For Michelle Gabrieloff-Parish, learning that one of her neighbors, the 6,500-acre Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge, had been a nuclear weapons production plant was like falling down the rabbit hole.


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From 1952 to 1989, the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant produced more than 70,000 plutonium pits or âtriggersâ for nuclear bombs. Each pit contained enough breathable particles of plutonium to kill every person on earth. The plant was veiled in secrecy. Colorado residents were kept unaware of the plantâs activities.


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The entire site is now the combined Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge and the actively managed DOE Office of Legacy Management Rocky Flats, Colorado, Site, encompassing the heavily contaminated original weapons production area.


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ARVADA â For Michelle Gabrieloff-Parish, learning that one of her neighbors, the 6,500-acre Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge, had been a nuclear weapons production plant was like falling down the rabbit hole. More than 70,000 fission cores or triggers for nuclear weapons were manufactured there over four decades.


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The Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge was established in 2007 and is managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.


Top Social Security Tax Jumps 7% For 2017, But Benefits Rise Just 0.3%
In sharp contrast to the tiny 0.3% benefits boost, the âwage baseâ on which Social Security taxes are imposed will jump 7.3% in 2017 to $127,200, up from $118,500 in 2016. That translates into a maximum of $7,886.40 withheld from a highly paid employeeâs 2017 paychecks, or $539.40 more than the $7,347 deducted in 2016.


Top Social Security Tax Jumps 7% For 2017, But Benefits Rise Just 0.3%
Top Social Security Tax Jumps 7% For 2017, But Benefits Rise Just 0.3%. The Social Security Administration announced today that more than 65 million recipients will get a 0.3% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in 2017, after getting no increase for inflation whatsoever in 2016.


Social Security (United States)
The Social Security tax rate is 12.4 percent; 6.2 percent is withheld from each of the employer and employee. The full 12.4 percent is paid by self-employed individuals. The Social Security withholding rate is set using a formula based on inflation.


Benefits Planner
If you need more information about tax withholding, read IRS Publication 554, Tax Guide for Seniors, and Publication 915, Social Security and Equivalent Railroad Retirement Benefits. If you have questions about your tax liability or want to request a Form W-4V, you can also call the IRS at 1-800-829-3676 (TTY 1-800-829-4059).


Retirement-Related Benefits
Kern County Employees' Retirement Association (KCERA) This Section 401(a) defined benefit retirement plan requires employer and employee contributions and pays retired employees a pension based on salary, years of service, and age upon retirement.


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12/2/16. Open Enrollment â Ended November 23, 2016. Open Enrollment is the only time during the year that retirees can make changes to their health benefit elections without a qualifying event. During open enrollment you can change your medical plan or dental plan and add or remove dependents.


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Medi-Cal Benefits. Kern Family Health Care is chosen by more Medi-Cal managed care members in Kern County than any other Health plan!*. What is Medi-Cal? It is a health care program for qualifying individuals and families and it helps you get the health, dental, and vision coverage you need.


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The County of Kern withholds 6.2% for Social Security (FICA1) and 1.45% for Medicare (FICA2) from employee's payroll warrants. The County matches the employee's 6.2% for Social Security and 1.45% for Medicare.


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About the Plan. Kern Legacy Health Plan is a health plan option offered to County of Kern Employees and Retirees under the age of 65.


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Network Plus allows Kern Legacy to provide members with an Exclusive Provider (EPO) modeled health plan with an additional Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) benefit allowing for options that arenât normally offered in a traditional EPO.


Retirement-Related Benefits
Note: Both the County and the employee contribute to Social Security and Medicare as follows: 1  The County of Kern withholds 6.2% for Social Security (FICA1) and 1.45% for Medicare (FICA2) from employee's payroll warrants. 2  The County matches the employee's 6.2% for Social Security and 1.45% for Medicare.


Member Services â¦ Point of Service Plan
Member Overview. 1  The County of Kern Point of Service (POS) Employee Medical Plan is the County's oldest and most fully featured employee medical plan option. The County of Kern POS plan has the most expansive network of the available employee medical plan options and is the only plan to include both in-network and out-of-network coverage.


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The goals and objectives of the Kern County Call to Action: Chronic Disease and Obesity Action Plan include: Goal â The fundamental goal of the Action Plan is to improve the health of Kern County residents by using a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach to the problem.


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Kern County ranks highest of the 58 California counties in deaths from heart disease and is second highest in deaths from diabetes. Kern County also ranked in the bottom 25% for six of eight health indicators related to all causes of death (2010).


Frequently Asked Questions
Providers who were enrolled on or after January 1, 2013, will be required to revalidate their. enrollment by December 31, 2018, in the second phase of the revalidation process.


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Provider Enrollment Revalidation Frequently Asked Questions Click on a question to expand or Show All / Close All Which Lines of Business (LOB) and provider type does the Provider Enrollment Revalidation â Cycle 2 impact? I am referring to CMS MLN MattersÂ® article SE1605. As indicated in MLN Matters articleÂ® SE1605, it pertains to all provider types and LOBs (Part A, Part B and Home Health & Hospice (HHH)) as indicated under Provider Types Affected. Please pay close attention to the sections titled Provider Action Needed and What's ahead for your next Medicare enrollment revalidation? Reviewed: 12.11.17


How Often Medicare Revalidation
Health â¦.. and visit it often for this valuable information. â¦. existing Medicare enrollment revalidation policies into Chapter 15 of the âProgram â¦ Colorado Medicaid and CHP+ Provider Revalidation â¦ â Colorado.gov. require enhanced screening and revalidation of all Medicare, Medicaid, and â¦ Beginning September 15, 2015, all Colorado providers who want to continue, or


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enrollment by December 31, 2018, in the second phase of this revalidation process. 2. Do providers who have revalidated with Medicare also have to revalidate with Georgia Medicaid/PeachCare for Kids? Yes. Even if a provider has revalidated their provider agreement with Medicare, they must


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This revalidation initiative applies to those providers and suppliers who were. enrolled on or prior to December 31, 2012. Providers who were enrolled as of January 1, 2013, will be required to revalidate their enrollment in the second phase of this process no later than. December 31, 2018.


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How will providers be notified that it is time to revalidate with Ohio Medicaid? Providers will receive a notification letter, with instructions for revalidating, approximately 90 days before their revalidation deadline. Providers with multiple provider numbers must revalidate each provider number individually. Providers will receive a separate letter for each provider number. The notification letters will be mailed to the âmail toâ address on record with ODM. Providers should make sure their address information is correct.


How Often Medicare Revalidation
The Medicare B Newsline provides information for those providers who â¦ Incorporation of Revalidation Policies into Pub. 100- â¦â¦ single payment amounts are updated which can happen no less often than every three years.


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Providers will have 60 days from the date of their revalidation letter to complete the revalidation. process. Providers who do not complete revalidation within 60 days will have their enrollment. deactivated or terminated from the Georgia Medicaid/PeachCare for KidsÂ® program.


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revalidations. Providers will have 60 days from the date of their revalidation letter to complete the revalidation process. Providers who do not complete revalidation within 60 days will have their enrollment deactivated or terminated from the Georgia Medicaid/PeachCare for KidsÂ® program.


How Often Medicare Revalidation
manage the most egregious cases of opioid overutilization, which often â¦ months, many providers will receive requests from their respective MACs to revalidate. January 2014 Medicare Advisory for Part B â Palmetto GBA. Jan 1, 2014 â¦ Further Details on the Revalidation of Provider Enrollment Information . â¦. and


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Provider Enrollment Revalidation Frequently Asked Questions. Click on a question to expand or Show All / Close All. Which Lines of Business (LOB) and provider type does the Provider Enrollment Revalidation â Cycle 2 impact? I am referring to CMS MLN MattersÂ® article SE1605.


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4. What should providers do to prepare for revalidation? Providers should review their current provider information in GAMMIS, verify that information, and update as necessary as soon as possible. Providers should check their NPI, Tax ID number, date of birth, Social Security Number, service location address, and âmail toâ address.


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Yes, certain providerâs types will be required to pay a fee. providers only; it does not apply to individual providers and practitioners or practitioner groups. The fee is a federal requirement described in 42 CFR 455.460 and in OAC 5160-1-17.8(C). fee is currently $560 per application.


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Yes, certain providerâs types will be required to pay a fee. The fee applies to organizational. providers only; it does not apply to individual providers and practitioners or practitioner groups. The fee is a federal requirement described in 42 CFR 455.460 and in OAC 5160-1-17.8(C).


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Is there a fee for revalidation? Yes, certain providerâs types will be required to pay a fee. The fee applies to organizational providers only; it does not apply to individual providers and practitioners or practitioner groups. The fee is a federal requirement described in 42 CFR 455.460 and in OAC 5160-1-17.8(C). The


Does evolutionary theory need a rethink?
One such is âneutral theoryâ, which emphasizes random events in evolution. However, standard evolutionary theory (SET) largely retains the same assumptions as the original modern synthesis, which continues to channel how people think about evolution.


What is evolution?
Evolution as a scientific theory. In non-scientific contexts, âtheoryâ usually means something like a guess (e.g., I have a theory aboutâ¦). But in its scientific sense, a theory is a tested and well-confirmed explanation for a set of observations. The observations explained by the theory of evolution come primarily from the fossil record, comparative morphology, biogeography, and now most importantly, genetics.


Does evolutionary theory need a rethink?
What Laland and colleagues term the standard evolutionary theory is a caricature that views the field as static and monolithic. They see todayâs evolutionary biologists as unwilling to consider ideas that challenge convention. We see a very different world.


What is evolution?
Evolution does not attempt to give a scientific explanation for the origin of life, but only for the development and diversification of lifeforms after the first life began. Biogeography: the distribution of species around the planet is consistent with a pattern of common ancestry, not distribution after Noahâs flood.


Evolution
Other naturalists of this time speculated on the evolutionary change of species over time according to natural laws. In 1751, Pierre Louis Maupertuis wrote of natural modifications occurring during reproduction and accumulating over many generations to produce new species.


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This site explains the excitement and interest created in students to read and enjoy books when booktalks are used. The site explains what a booktalk is and how to begin them. It also has resources for the kinds of books to use for booktalks among secondary school students.


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Motivating Middle and High School Readers with Booktalks. This site explains the excitement and interest created in students to read and enjoy books when booktalks are used. The site explains what a booktalk is and how to begin them.


How to get your kid to be a fanatic reader
The best way to get kids reading more is to give them books that they'll gobble up -- and that will make them ask for another. Yes, it's that simple. 1 + 1 = 2. Kids say the No. 1 reason they don't read more is that they can't find books they like.


How to get your kid to be a fanatic reader
Sorry, moms and dads, but it's your job -- not the schools' -- to find books to get your kids reading and to make sure they read them. Here's some good news: This can often be as easy as teaching children to ride a two-wheeler or to throw a baseball. Case in point: When our son, Jack, was 8, he wasn't a gung-ho reader.


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This site gives practical and easily implemented ideas to facilitate reading success in boys. Motivating Middle and High School Readers with Booktalks. This site explains the excitement and interest created in students to read and enjoy books when booktalks are used.


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As a literacy teacher in training it is essential that I incorporate a variety of methods that can be used to arouse the interest of all students. Reading can be enhanced at home if parents take time to read with their children.


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1 Encourage kids to read poems with their parents as a trio.  2 Turn Off the TV! by Bruce Lansky (Poetry Party) is a hoot when a child reads it with his father and mother. 3  Encourage a student with dramatic ability to perform Grandma's Kisses by Jeff Moss (A Bad Case of the Giggles).


How to get your kid to be a fanatic reader
Silly, funny, and it works. Speaking of boys, here's how to get reluctant readers -- er, boys -- reading and loving it. First, try to understand that boys can be a little squirrelly when it comes to reading, and what's squirrelly about them needs to be praised and encouraged.


How much water does a dairy cow drink a day?
Lactating dairy cattle will drink 25 to 30 gallons (95 to 114 litres) of water per day (some bigger and heavier producing cows will drink up to or around 50 gallons [189 litres] per day), however, a dry dairy cow will drink 10 to 20 gallons (37 to 75 litres) of water per day.ow much water does a non dairy cow drink a day? That depends on a lot of factors, including breed, physiological factors, reproductive factors, salinity of the feed, dryness of the feed, environmental factors, etc. Typicall â¦ y a cow will drink around 7% to 10% of her body weight in water per day.


How much water do cattle drink per day?
It's more than just throwing a cow out to pasture. What makes a bovine healthy and productive has everything to do with what it's fed and how nutritious that feed is. Typically a bovine will consume 7 to 10% of it's body weight in water per day.In contrast, is common knowledge is that a cow (typically a lactating dairy cow) will drink around 25 to 50 gallons (95 to 190 litres) of water per day.However, these numbers only account for lactating dairy cows, not all cattle in general.ercentages are much safer to use than actual volumetric measurements, due to many factors that control the amount of water cattle will drink per day. These factors include: Lactating cows tend to drink 3% more in body weight per day than other types of cattle that are non-lactating nor ever lactate.


How much water do cattle drink per day?
So a 1000 lb lactating beef cow may drink around 15 to 20 gallons per day, whereas a 1000 lb lactating dairy cow may drink around 30 to 40 gallons a day. If a certain feed is higher in salt content than another, a bovine will drink more water to counteract the amount of salt that is found in the feed.ercentages are much safer to use than actual volumetric measurements, due to many factors that control the amount of water cattle will drink per day. These factors include: Lactating cows tend to drink 3% more in body weight per day than other types of cattle that are non-lactating nor ever lactate.


Managing in the heat
Allow for 200 - 250 litres per cow per day in hot weather-double what cows usually need each day. Make sure cows have access to plenty of cool drinking water wherever they are during the day.1  A big water trough on the exit side of the dairy is a must.llow for 200 - 250 litres per cow per day in hot weather-double what cows usually need each day. Make sure cows have access to plenty of cool drinking water wherever they are during the day.


How much water does a dairy cow drink a day?
How much water does a non dairy cow drink a day? That depends on a lot of factors, including breed, physiological factors, reproductive factors, salinity of the feed, dryness of the feed, environmental factors, etc. Typicall â¦ y a cow will drink around 7% to 10% of her body weight in water per day.ow much water does a non dairy cow drink a day? That depends on a lot of factors, including breed, physiological factors, reproductive factors, salinity of the feed, dryness of the feed, environmental factors, etc. Typicall â¦ y a cow will drink around 7% to 10% of her body weight in water per day.


What do cows eat and how much they eat per day?
Since the average cow in America yields just 50 pounds of milk each day, where does that other 150 pounds go? Multiply the 9,115,000 dairy cows in America by 150 pounds of urine each day, by 365 days in a year, and you'll end up with enough pee to fill the Potomic.You'll end up with enough pee to fill every one of 50 million bathtubs in America for two months so that each day they overflow.ets use an example: 1000 lb cow x 2.5% = 25 lbs of Dry Matter 25 lbs of dry matter / 15% dry matter in grass = 167 lbs of grass per day Grass is about 85% water-thus use 100-85=15% There are several factors that affect this amount.


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Water intake and cow comfort. For every litre of milk produced a cow needs to drink at least three litres of water. For high performing cows thatâs 150 litres of water every day â if you reduce the amount of water you reduce the amount of milk a cow produces.Always make sure clean and fresh water is easily accessible to all your cows.If you donÂ´t want to drink the water in your barn, neither do you cows.ater bowls should provide approximately above 20 litres per minute for cows and water tanks should supply 30 to 40 litres per minute. One water trough is needed for 20 cows or it should be calculated at least with 10-15cm per cow.


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How much saliva do the cows produce per day? Cows produce 50-60L of saliva a day. How much blood needs to pass through the udder to produce one gallon of milk? 500 gallons of blood need to pass through the udder to make one gallon of milk.ow much saliva do the cows produce per day? Cows produce 50-60L of saliva a day. How much blood needs to pass through the udder to produce one gallon of milk? 500 gallons of blood need to pass through the udder to make one gallon of milk.


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For every litre of milk produced a cow needs to drink at least three litres of water. For high performing cows thatâs 150 litres of water every day â if you reduce the amount of water you reduce the amount of milk a cow produces. Always make sure clean and fresh water is easily accessible to all your cows.If you donÂ´t want to drink the water in your barn, neither do you cows.or high performing cows thatâs 150 litres of water every day â if you reduce the amount of water you reduce the amount of milk a cow produces. Always make sure clean and fresh water is easily accessible to all your cows.


How did the growlers get their name?
Answers.comÂ® is making the world better one answer at a time. There are a number of different stories of how the growler got its verbal sounding name. Some stories say it was from the hungry sounds coming from stomachs of people eager to open the brew-filled container. Others say it was the sound the metal pails would make after being opened the first time.


"Why are half gallon jugs of beer called ""growlers""?"
It was a container, usually a covered pail with a carrying handle, in which beer was purchased at a tavern, then brought home for consumption; thus there developed such compounds as growler money, growler boy (who fetched the beer), and growler bag (a bag used to mask the growler's contents and thus make it 'respectable' for women to run the errand ...


"Why are half gallon jugs of beer called ""growlers""?"
Young men stand on the sidewalk and drink their beer out of a can, which, as fast as emptied, is sent to be refilled where-ever its bearer can find admittance. It is called the growler because it provokes so much trouble in the scramble after beer.


How Did the Grapefruit Get Its Name?
As it turns out, itâs a relatively new designation. The first etymology is from an 1814 book by John Lunan where it was said to have the name because âof its resemblance in flavour to the grape.â Because it doesnât, most scholars think that he was attempting to explain the origin of a name he ran across.


How Did the Grapefruit Get Its Name?
Name aside, the origin of citrus paradisii has been a mystery to historians for years. Grapefruit, first found in the West Indies in the 1700s, is the first citrus strain to originate in the Americas. The grapefruit is a cross between the pomelo and the orange.


Google Could Owe Its Name To A Simple Typo
Google Could Owe Its Name To A Simple Typo. Google is undoubtedly one of the most successful brands ever. Its name has even become a recognized verb. The ubiquitous search giant, however, could owe its success to a typo, according to David Koller at Stanford University, where Google was born.


Google Could Owe Its Name To A Simple Typo
Anderson immediately went to check the availability of the domain, but when he typed the name online, he allegedly made a few mistakes, keying in google instead. Fond of the name, Page immediately registered the site for himself and Sergey Brin. The domain name registration record puts its creation on Sept. 15, 1997.


"Why are half gallon jugs of beer called ""growlers""?"
Perhaps its best-known use was in the phrase rush the growler (also chase the growler or work the growler), which described the act of taking the container to a tavern, having it filled with beer and then bringing it home for drinking.


How Do You Activate a Cricket Wireless Phone?
If the Cricket wireless phone was ordered online, you must activate it online through Cricket's website before inserting the SIM card. Online activation requires you have both your Cricket order number and the phone's number. Cricket devices purchased through physical retailers have a more complex online setup process.


How Do You Activate a Cricket Wireless Phone?
Devices purchased from other retailers must be set up through the Cricket Wireless website. Visit the site, and input your ICCID that came on a card alongside your SIM card. You must also input the IMEI number that is beneath the battery on the back of the device. Now, select Continue.


Carrier Porting Information
EasyGo Wireless. 1  Account number - You will need to call customer service at 1-800-643-4926 and ask them to release your for porting and tell you your account # and PIN. They will ask you to provide the 3 most recent outgoing calls to verify it's your account. 2  PIN number - Instructions above.


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Sign in to My Account to see a summary of your bill, lines, plans and usage. Select a line to view additional details about usage, features, devices and rewards. Open your myCricket app and sign in. To view your account info, tap the gear icon located in the top right corner of the screen. You can also see a summary of your bill, plans and usage from within the myCricket app.


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This allows you to add minutes to your phone without actually using up existing minutes to make a call. 1  Open your web browser and visit the Cricket Wireless website. 2  Type the phone number for your Cricket Wireless cellular telephone into the box labeled My Cricket Phone Number.. Click Next Step.. Type a valid email address into the Email Address box on screen. This will be used to contact you if there are any problems with your account. Type your desired account password into the Password boxes. Click Next Step.. Click Confirm My Account to go to your Cricket Wireless My Account page.


East Allen township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania (PA) detailed profile
Means of transportation to work: 94.8% of residents of Camden township speak English at home. 5.2% of residents speak other Indo-European language at home (25% speak English well, 75% speak English not well).


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Location within the state of Michigan. Coordinates: 41Â°46â²13â³N 84Â°46â²38â³W / 41.77028Â°N 84.77722Â°W / 41.77028; -84.77722Coordinates: 41Â°46â²13â³N 84Â°46â²38â³W / 41.77028Â°N 84.77722Â°W / 41.77028; -84.77722. Camden Township is a civil township of Hillsdale County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 2,088 at the 2000 census. The villages of Camden and Montgomery are within the township.


Apartments for rent in Camden, MI
Camden residents have access to amenities such as the Camden Township Library, several medical centers and nearby institutes of higher education, including Spring Arbor University and Jackson Community College.


Apartments for rent in Camden, MI
Living in Camden, MI. The Camden area was originally inhabited by the Huron-Potawatomi Native American tribe, and the earliest settlers built homes along the Chicago Turnpike.


Get to Know the Camden Twp. Library
Get to Know the Camden Twp. The Camden Twp. Library is located at 119 S. Main St. in Camden, MI. The Camden Twp. Library provides free services to all residents living in Camden, Amboy, Ransom, and Woodbridge Townships, including the villages of Camden and Montgomery. Michigan residents outside of this service area may be eligible for library services for a fee. The Camden Twp.


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Streams, rivers, and creeks: Joe Drain (A), Prouty Drain (B). 83% of Camden township residents lived in the same house 5 years ago. Out of people who lived in different houses, 100% lived in this county.


Apartments for rent in Camden, MI
The village is conveniently located less than 10 miles from the junction of Interstate 90 and 69, and is just north of the Michigan, Indiana and Ohio boundary lines. People looking for Camden apartments for rent will find a close-knit community in a county with lots to offer.


Waushara County, Wisconsin (WI)
Notable locations in this township outside city limits: Church in Camden township: New Hope Church (A). Display/hide its location on the map. Cemeteries: Palmer Cemetery (1), Berg Cemetery (2), Amish Cemetery (3). Display/hide their locations on the map. Lakes: Marsh Lake (A), Cartwright Lakes (B), Long Lake (C).


Apartments for rent in Camden, MI
Overview of Camden. The village of Camden, Mich., is in Camden Township, which is situated in Hillsdale County. It is home to approximately 500 residents and its population is made up of all ages, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau.


Camden Township, Michigan
In the township the population was spread out with 31.2% under the age of 18, 9.0% from 18 to 24, 27.1% from 25 to 44, 20.3% from 45 to 64, and 12.5% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 32 years.


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It is a German breed, and in 1880 German authorities declared that the dog should only be referred to as the Deutsche dogge, the name by which it still goes in Germany. The English paid no heed, and the old name stuck for the English-speaking world. By the late 1800s, the Great Dane had come to America. It quickly attracted attention, as it does to this very day. The breed has since achieved great popularity in spite of some of the difficulties that owning a giant dog entails.


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It is the cross of the American Pit Bull Terrier and Great Dane. The most common colors for Great Danebulls are black, brindle, brown, cream, fawn, golden, gray, merle, salt & pepper, speckled, spotted, and white. To keep it healthy, it will need to get exercise regularly.


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This regal breed combines great size and power with elegance. It is square-proportioned and well-balanced. Its gait is strong and powerful with long, easy strides. These attributes are necessary in a dog required to overtake and then over-power relatively swift but formidable quarry. Its coat is short, thick and glossy. The Great Dane is most noteworthy for its majestic carriage and appearance  the Apollo of Dogs..


What is the average length of a Great Dane?
Best Answer: I have Great Danes. Great danes can be over 4 feet in length, not including the tail. They will fit comfortably in a full size crew truck, a large SUV, or a mini van. When I shop for a new vehicle, I take one of my Danes with me so I can see how well they would fit inside of it.


What is the average length of a Great Dane?
A mature Great Dane can rise to over 40-inches at the withers, weigh from 150 to 200-pounds and stand on its hind legs at 7-feet tall!


What is the average length of a Great Dane?
Dane lengths can vary depending on each dog and pedigree. I use SUVs & a Van. One can ride comfortably in the back seat of any car. HEIGHT & WEIGHT DATA FOR DANES http://www.chromadane.com/ht&wt.htm. Source(s): Show & Breed Great Danes.


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Feeding Fido. As a large dog expected to live 14 years or more, the Great Danebull will need approximately 4 to 5 cups of dry dog food daily. Proper nutrition is necessary for the dog to grow and thrive. Find and compare options below.


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Thereâs lots of variation in dental fees, but the average total for a dental implant and associated crown reported by dentists in this survey was about $3,200 â thatâs $1,800 for the dental implant cost, $1,400 for the crown â as well as another $600 for a custom abutment. The patient is also much more understanding of the costs, if they are billed separatelyâ¦ From a patient management perspective, charging a separate fee for an abutment ($850), which is the same fee as for a cast/gold post/core, is much more agreeable to the patient than charging a higher fee for an implant crown.


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The prices for dental crowns range from $500 to $2,500 per crown and are dependent upon the materials used, location of tooth and geographic location. The average cost of a crown is $825, with or without dental insurance coverage.The cheapest cost of a dental crown is $500 for a simple metal crown.Dental crowns are specifically shaped shells that fit over damaged or broken teeth for either cosmetic or structural purposes.he average cost of a crown is $825, with or without dental insurance coverage. The cheapest cost of a dental crown is $500 for a simple metal crown. Dental crowns are specifically shaped shells that fit over damaged or broken teeth for either cosmetic or structural purposes.


How Much Do Dental Crowns Cost?
Generally the cost for the implant alone is $1,000 to $3,000 given the location of the implant. The crown costs an additional $500 to $3,000, again dependent on the size and type of crown placed. The average cost for a single implant crown is $4,250.he average cost of a crown is $825, with or without dental insurance coverage. The cheapest cost of a dental crown is $500 for a simple metal crown. Dental crowns are specifically shaped shells that fit over damaged or broken teeth for either cosmetic or structural purposes.


How Much Do Dental Crowns Cost?
1 Costs run from $500 to $1,500 or more per tooth. 2  Patients with insurance generally had copays of $280 to $1,000 per crown with an average payment of $620. 3  Those without coverage paid $875 to $1,400 per tooth with an average cost of nearly $1,100.he average cost of a crown is $825, with or without dental insurance coverage. The cheapest cost of a dental crown is $500 for a simple metal crown. Dental crowns are specifically shaped shells that fit over damaged or broken teeth for either cosmetic or structural purposes.


Amadeus  (film)
Amadeus (film) Amadeus is a 1984 American period drama film directed by MiloÅ¡ Forman, adapted by Peter Shaffer from his stage play Amadeus. The story, set in Vienna, Austria, during the latter half of the 18th century, is a fictionalized biography of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Mozart's music is heard extensively in the soundtrack of the movie.


Tom Hulce
Hulce made his acting debut in 1975, playing opposite Anthony Perkins in Equus on Broadway. Throughout the rest of the 1970s and the early 1980s, he worked primarily as a theater actor, taking occasional parts in movies. His first film role was in the James Dean-influenced film September 30, 1955 in 1977.


Tom Hulce
Tom Hulce. Actor | Soundtrack | Producer. Thomas Edward Hulce was born in Detroit, Michigan, and grew up in Plymouth, MI, where he was raised with his two sisters and older brother. He is the son of Joanna (Winkleman), who had sung professionally, and Raymond Albert Hulce, who worked for Ford. He has English, German, and Irish ancestry.


Tom Hulce
As an actor, he is best known for his role as Larry Pinto Kroger in Animal House (1978), his Academy Award-nominated portrayal of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in Amadeus (1984), and as the voice of Quasimodo in Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996).


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''Tom's looks were right,'' he said. ''The actor who played Mozart could not be a macho man. Mozart had an almost nondescript face, so you couldn't have a young Paul Newman or Robert Redford, and Tom conveyed the extreme opposites in Mozart's character.''. 'Intensity of Salieri's Obsession'.


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I have not seen the film but IMDB and several other sites quote   The Young Amadeus is based on the Adagio movement of the Clarinet Concerto. (Sheetmusic.com)   The pâ¦iece of Mozart's music with the oboe and clarinet themes, whose score Salieri so deeply admires in one of the earliest sequences, is the Adagio, or third movement, of the ...


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Thomas Edward Tom Hulce (/ËhÊls/; born December 6, 1953) is an American actor and theater producer.


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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a famous composer who was born in Vienna, Austria, in 1756. He was a child prodigy who wrote his first Symphony at the age of four. (It is unknown â¦if his father had helped with this, although he probably had.


film charactersList of Amadeus Characters
These characters from Amadeus are ordered by their significance to the film, so main characters are featured at the top while minor characters and cameos are further down on the list. Amadeus had a lot of memorable characters, which is part of the reason why the movie is so beloved by people around the world. The names of the actors and actresses who played each character are included next to the character's names, so use this list to discover who played your favorite characters. List items include Emperor Joseph II, Leopold Mozart and many more.


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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19 â Two of the most coveted film roles of the decade - the parts of Mozart and Salieri in the screen version of Peter Shaffer's play ''Amadeus'' - have gone to two actors who are barely familiar to most moviegoers.


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By Natalia Zinets and Sabina Zawadzki. KIEV, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Ukraine's hryvnia rose on Friday from historic lows after the central bank governor limited access to foreign currencies and promised an investigation into whether banks speculated too much in their currency trading.


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Ukraine Hryvnia(UAH) To Euro(EUR). This is the page of Ukraine Hryvnia (UAH) to Euro (EUR) conversion, below you can find the latest exchange rate between them and is updated every 1 minutes. It shows the exchange rate of the two currencies conversion.


Israeli New Shekel (ILS) and Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH) Currency Exchange Rate Conversion Calculator
This Israeli New Shekel and Ukrainian Hryvnia convertor is up to date with exchange rates from October 11, 2015. Enter the amount to be converted in the box to the left of Israeli New Shekel. Use Swap currencies to make Ukrainian Hryvnia the default currency.


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KIEV, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Ukraine's hryvnia rose on Friday from historic lows after the central bank governor limited access to foreign currencies and promised an investigation into whether banks speculated too much in their currency trading.


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The Ukranian hryvnia, sometimes hryvnya or grivna, has been the national currency of Ukraine since 1996. The hryvnia is subdivided into 100 kopiyok. The hryvnia sign is a cursive Ukrainian letter Ge (â´) with a double horizontal stroke, symbolizing stability. 1  UAH RSS Feed.


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This is the page of Ukraine Hryvnia (UAH) to Euro (EUR) conversion, below you can find the latest exchange rate between them and is updated every 1 minutes. It shows the exchange rate of the two currencies conversion.


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The Ukranian hryvnia, sometimes hryvnya or grivna, has been the national currency of Ukraine since 1996. The hryvnia is subdivided into 100 kopiyok. The hryvnia sign is a cursive Ukrainian letter Ge (â´) with a double horizontal stroke, symbolizing stability.


15000 (UAH) Ukraine Hryvnia (UAH) To Euro (EUR)
This is the page of Ukraine Hryvnia (UAH) to Euro (EUR) conversion, below you can find the latest exchange rate between them and is updated every 1 minutes.


Israeli New Shekel (ILS) and Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH) Currency Exchange Rate Conversion Calculator
The Israeli New Shekel is the currency in Israel (IL, ISR). The Ukrainian Hryvnia is the currency in Ukraine (UA, UKR). The Israeli New Shekel is also known as the Israeli Sheqel. The symbol for ILS can be written NIS, and âª. The Israeli New Shekel is divided into 100 new agorot.


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Dealers said the hryvnia was trading around 9.80-10.10 to the dollar after weakening as far as 11.20-10.10 on Thursday. Central Bank governor Stepan Kubiv said on Friday depositors of foreign currencies would be limited to withdrawals equivalent to 15,000 hryvnia a day, or around $1,500.


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The signs of oral cancer in a dog are also signs of dental problems of concern: 1  Bleeding from the mouth. 2  Swelling of the face. 3  Very bad breath.  Excessive 1  drooling. Chewing food with one side of the mouth due to pain.


Animal Dentistry & Oral Surgery Specialists LLC
Oral tumors in cats and dogs. It is natural to be very worried and freightened when a mass is identified in your companion animal's mouth, or on the face. Dr. Kressin works dilligently to help you through this difficult time by establishing a diagnosis.


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Oral cancer accounts for approximately 6% of all cancers in dogs and is the fourth most common cancer overall. In cats, it. accounts for 3% of all cancers. Oropharyngeal (oral cavity and pharynx) cancer is 2.6 times more common in dogs. compared to cats, and male dogs have a 2.4 fold greater risk of developing oral cancer compared to female dogs. Dogs. with heavily pigmented oral mucosa, such as chow chows, are at increased risk of developing oral melanoma.


Animal Dentistry & Oral Surgery Specialists LLC
Staging of your pet's disease (oral tumor) is the evaluation of the extent of the tumor's local involvement, and the spread of tumor cells to distant areas. Blood tests, chest radiographs, lymph node samples (fine needle aspirates) and possibly, advanced imaging (CT or Cat Scans) may be used.


Dog Oral Cancer
Malignant Oral Tumors. A malignant tumor is one of the most common oral tumors a dog can acquire. Squamous Cell Carcinomas. These are typically located in one area of a dog's mouth and will metastasize later than other cancers might. This type of oral cancer usually affects the bone in a dog's mouth the most.


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Oral cancer accounts for approximately 6% of all cancers in dogs and is the fourth most common cancer overall. accounts for 3% of all cancers. compared to cats, and male dogs have a 2.4 fold greater risk of developing oral cancer compared to female dogs.


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1 Basic jobs such as an inspection could run $200 to $500. 2  According to fixr.com, a structural engineer would usually ask for about 8% of the total construction project cost. 3  Homewyse.com suggested that the hourly rate of a Structural Engineer ranges from $67 to $100.ow much does it cost? 1  Depending on the type of setup, the engineer may either charge by the job or by the hour. 2  Basic jobs such as an inspection could run $200 to $500. 3  According to fixr.com, a structural engineer would usually ask for about 8% of the total construction project cost. 4  Homewyse.com suggested that the hourly rate of a Structural ...


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1 Depending on the type of setup, the engineer may either charge by the job or by the hour. 2  By the hour, plan on spending anywhere from $75 to as much as $145 per hour.3  If itâs going to be based on the entire project, plan on budgeting around 6-10%. 4  Basic jobs such as an inspection could run $200 to $500.ow much does it cost? 1  Depending on the type of setup, the engineer may either charge by the job or by the hour. 2  Basic jobs such as an inspection could run $200 to $500. 3  According to fixr.com, a structural engineer would usually ask for about 8% of the total construction project cost. 4  Homewyse.com suggested that the hourly rate of a Structural ...


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1 According to fixr.com, a structural engineer would usually ask for about 8% of the total construction project cost. 2  Homewyse.com suggested that the hourly rate of a Structural Engineer ranges from $67 to $100.ow much does it cost? 1  Depending on the type of setup, the engineer may either charge by the job or by the hour. 2  Basic jobs such as an inspection could run $200 to $500. 3  According to fixr.com, a structural engineer would usually ask for about 8% of the total construction project cost. 4  Homewyse.com suggested that the hourly rate of a Structural ...


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How much does it cost? 1  Depending on the type of setup, the engineer may either charge by the job or by the hour. 2  Basic jobs such as an inspection could run $200 to $500. 3  According to fixr.com, a structural engineer would usually ask for about 8% of the total construction project cost. 4  Homewyse.com suggested that the hourly rate of a Structural ...ow much does it cost? 1  Depending on the type of setup, the engineer may either charge by the job or by the hour. 2  Basic jobs such as an inspection could run $200 to $500. 3  According to fixr.com, a structural engineer would usually ask for about 8% of the total construction project cost. 4  Homewyse.com suggested that the hourly rate of a Structural ...


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Step forward with your dominant foot and keep the toss in line with your hitting shoulder. As you step forward, throw the ball high into the air and slightly forward with your dominant hand. Flick your wrist when tossing the ball to create spin on the ball. 1  A consistent toss results in a consistent serve.


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Toss the ball into the air. Lift the ball with your palm about 18-36 inches in the air. Keep the ball in line with your hitting shoulder and about 1 foot in front of you so you can step into the serve. Your right hand should be at a 90 degree angle behind your body.


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Keep the ball in line with your hitting shoulder and about 1 foot in front of you so you can step into the serve. Your right hand should be at a 90 degree angle behind your body. Remember that you want your dominant hand to make contact with the ball just after it changes direction and begins to drop back down.


How to improve my overhand serve in volleyball..?
you could try to toss the ball in front of your hitting shoulder or your face. you want a nice high toss, and swing right threw like when you are hitting, and let your hand brush your thigh. and then it should get over, but once again i don't know what is wrong with your serve.


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Volleyball Overhand Serving Drills for Beginners. Consistent overhand serving is a volleyball team's first line of offense. It is no secret that one of the most crucial aspects of your volleyball game is your serve. Beginners often start with an underhand serve but quickly move on to an overhand serve.


How to Serve a Volleyball Skills and Techniques of Serving
Here are a few fundamentals of learning to overhand serve for right-handed players. How to Serve a Volleyball. 1. Start in an up-and-back stride with most of your weight on your back right foot. 2. The left hand holds the volleyball extended forward and in front of your right side.


Volleyball Overhand Serving Drills for Beginners
Consistent overhand serving is a volleyball team's first line of offense. It is no secret that one of the most crucial aspects of your volleyball game is your serve. Beginners often start with an underhand serve but quickly move on to an overhand serve.


Volleyball Techniques and Strategies
The basic volleyball techniques for serving are. 1  Toss the ball in front of your serving shoulder. 2  Keep your elbow high and back. 3  Contact the middle of the ball with the middle of your hand. 4  Follow through on your armswing.


How to improve my overhand serve in volleyball..?
Cock your serving arm back next to your head and toss the ball up with your palm of your left hand (not fingers) about 2 feet in the air, step forward with your left foot, and hit the bottom of the ball with the palm of your right hand (this will give it spin causing it to go higher and farther).


How to Serve a Volleyball Skills and Techniques of Serving
How to Serve a Volleyball. 1. Start in an up-and-back stride with most of your weight on your back right foot. 2. The left hand holds the volleyball extended forward and in front of your right side. 3. The shoulder is forward and the right shoulder is back ready to draw back.


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The preseason rankings from the Iowa Association of Track Coaches for High School Cross Country feature one area school that has the top spot on both sides. Monticello is ranked number one in both the girlsâ and boysâ ratings in class 2A.


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By Jon Swisher-Sports Director: The preseason rankings from the Iowa Association of Track Coaches for High School Cross Country feature one area school that has the top spot on both sides. Monticello is ranked number one in both the girlsâ and boysâ ratings in class 2A.


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By Jon Swisher-Sports Director: The preseason rankings from the Iowa Association of Track Coaches for High School Cross Country feature one area school that has the top spot on both sides.


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Matt Sease helped engineer a dominating Erie effort with a winning time of 16:48. Colorado Track XC file photo by Alan Versaw. Anthony Willert and his Erie teammates will try to get out of Broomfield with the Tri-Valley League title.


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The preseason rankings from the Iowa Association of Track Coaches for High School Cross Country feature one area school that has the top spot on both sides.


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Read More. The Mountain Vista boys cross country team has had tremendous varsity lineups in recent years. In fact, last fall they became the first program to claim three consecutive Class 5A state championships.


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Colorado Track XC file photo by Alan Versaw. Matt Sease helped engineer a dominating Erie effort with a winning time of 16:48. Colorado Track XC file photo by Alan Versaw. Anthony Willert and his Erie teammates will try to get out of Broomfield with the Tri-Valley League title.


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Colorado Track XC file photo by Alan Versaw. Matt Sease helped engineer a dominating Erie effort with a winning time of 16:48. Colorado Track XC file photo by Alan Versaw.


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The Mountain Vista boys cross country team has had tremendous varsity lineups in recent years. In fact, last fall they became the first program to claim three consecutive Class 5A state championships.


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The Colorado High School Activities Association Hall of Fame announced its 27th Hall of Fame class on Tuesday.


Thai Sticky Rice
Put 6-8 cups of water in sticky rice steaming pot. Then place bamboo steaming basket inside sticky rice steamer. Be sure the bottom of the bamboo steamer does not touch the boiling water. Place a standard 8 inch lid loosely over the top of the bamboo steamer. Now turn on the heat (Med/High) and steam the rice for about 40 minutes (or until tender).


Thai Sticky Rice
We also offer Thai purple (black) sticky rice, and we have Thai jasmine rice. Rinse rice 2-3 times, until water runs clear. Place rinsed rice in a bowl and fill with cool water so the water is approximately 2-3 inches above the rice (see Step 1).


How To Make Delicious Thai Sticky Rice Without a Steamer or Rice Cooker
So, another key to creating great sticky rice is soaking, which cuts down on the amount of heat required. Alternative #1: Use a Splatter Screen A splatter guard makes a convenient (and space-saving) alternative to the traditional sticky rice steamers. 1  The process for making the rice is pretty easy: 2  Soak one cup of rice for 2-3 hours or longer and drain it. 3  Fill a large pot or deep pan with water and bring to a boil. 4  Place the splatter guard over the pot.


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Mom Says: I always wash and soak my rice. I mainly use short grain rice (Egyptian rice). I soak it in boiled water from 15 minutes to an hour or so and I believe soaking it is part of the cooking processes.


How To Make Delicious Thai Sticky Rice Without a Steamer or Rice Cooker
Image via Food Canon. 1  Next, cover the rice with a bowl or heavy lid. The higher/more domed it is, the betterâit'll trap steam more effectively. 2  Steam rice for 30-35 minutes. It's good to turn the rice over halfway through to guarantee proper cooking.


How To Make Delicious Thai Sticky Rice Without a Steamer or Rice Cooker
A splatter guard makes a convenient (and space-saving) alternative to the traditional sticky rice steamers. The process for making the rice is pretty easy: Soak one cup of rice for 2-3 hours or longer and drain it. Fill a large pot or deep pan with water and bring to a boil. Place the splatter guard over the pot. Once the water is boiling, turn down the heat to a simmer. Place the rice on the middle of the screen in an even layer.


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Hi Karen, I have never made sticky rice on its own but I have made it for sushi. I usually buy short grain or medium short grain. I definitely do not soak it because the starch helps it stay sticky. I use about 1 cup of rice with 1.5 cups of water and cook it like other rice. I think put 1/4 cup rice vinegar and 1/4 cup sugar and 1 teaspoon of salt and cook that separately. Once the rice is cooked I let it sit for about 10 minutes and then fold in the rice vinegar/sugar mixture.


Thai Sticky Rice
Thai Sticky Rice (also known as sweet rice or glutinous rice) is a tasty, sweet rice that does a great job of filling the stomach--but be careful not to eat too much... According to Thai tradition sticky rice can put you fast asleep if more than a couple handfuls are eaten.


How To Make Delicious Thai Sticky Rice Without a Steamer or Rice Cooker
Sticky rice is a different type of grain from other types of cooking rice. Steaming, not boiling it, is also crucial for creating its unique texture. You want to use long-grain Thai sticky rice (or Thai glutinous rice), which should be available at your local grocery store or Asian specialty market. If the Thai variety isn't available, you can use almost any type of glutinous rice (which, by the way, is gluten-free, so don't be confused by the name).


How To Make Delicious Thai Sticky Rice Without a Steamer or Rice Cooker
The process for making the rice is pretty easy: 1  Soak one cup of rice for 2-3 hours or longer and drain it. 2  Fill a large pot or deep pan with water and bring to a boil. 3  Place the splatter guard over the pot. 4  Once the water is boiling, turn down the heat to a simmer.


How many ribs do humans have?
26th Mar 2007 18:29:59. men and women both have 24 ribs - 12 on each side. The first seven pairs of ribs are connected to the sternum (breast bone). Rarely, some pople have one more or less pairs of ribs due to various genetic mutations. 13th Jan 2012 18:13:03. I just wanted to add a little on the source of the misconception.


Ribs
The ribs partially enclose and protect the chest cavity, where many vital organs (including the heart and the lungs) are located. The rib cage is collectively made up of long, curved individual bones with joint-connections to the spinal vertebrae. At the chest, many rib bones connect to the sternum via costal cartilage, segments of hyaline cartilage that allow the rib cage to expand during respiration.


Ribs
The human rib cage is made up of 12 paired rib bones; each are symmetrically paired on a right and left side. Of all 24 ribs, the first seven pairs are often labeled as true.. These bones are connected to the costal cartilage, while the five other false sets are not.


Rib
Human anatomy. Humans have 24 ribs (12 pairs). The first seven sets of ribs, known as true ribs (costae verae) also known as vertebrosternal ribs, are directly attached to the sternum through the costal cartilage. Rib 1 is unique and harder to distinguish than other ribs.


What is the number of false ribs in human body?
Remaining 5 are false ribs. Last two are floating ribs, they are not connected anteriorly to sternum. 8,9 & 10 are joined to the higher cartilage they are also callers vertebrochondral ribs as they arise from vertebrae(vertebro) but do not join sternum but to a common cartliage(chondral). Hope this is clear.


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Enamel Hypoplasia. Enamel Hypoplasia is the most common abnormality of development and mineralization of human teeth. The lesion is characterized by a quantitative defect in enamel tissue resulting from an undetermined metabolic injury to the formative cells â the ameloblasts.namel Hypoplasia. Enamel Hypoplasia is the most common abnormality of development and mineralization of human teeth. The lesion is characterized by a quantitative defect in enamel tissue resulting from an undetermined metabolic injury to the formative cells â the ameloblasts.


Enamel hypoplasia
(July 2009). Enamel hypoplasia is a defect of the teeth in which the enamel is hard but thin and deficient in amount, caused by defective enamel matrix formation with a deficiency in the cementing substance.Usually the condition involves part of the tooth having a pit in it.July 2009). Enamel hypoplasia is a defect of the teeth in which the enamel is hard but thin and deficient in amount, caused by defective enamel matrix formation with a deficiency in the cementing substance.


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Enamel hypoplasia can occur on 1 tooth or many teeth. It can appear white, yellow, or brown in color with a rough or pitted surface. In some cases the quality of enamel is affected as well as the quantity of enamel.Some genetic disorders cause all teeth to have enamel hypoplasia.namel hypoplasia can occur on 1 tooth or many teeth. It can appear white, yellow, or brown in color with a rough or pitted surface. In some cases the quality of enamel is affected as well as the quantity of enamel.


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Hereditary enamel hypoplasia: Hereditary enamel hypoplasia is listed as a type of (or associated with) the following medical conditions in our database:1  Dental conditions. 2  Oral conditions. 3  Head conditions.ereditary enamel hypoplasia: Related Diseases. Hereditary enamel hypoplasia: Hereditary enamel hypoplasia is listed as a type of (or associated with) the following medical conditions in our database: 1  Dental conditions. 2  Oral conditions. 3  Head conditions.


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Enamel Dysplasia or Hypoplasia. Enamel dysplasia literally means that the enamel, the outside layer of the tooth, did not form properly during development. It is either caused by enamel hypoplasia or hypocalcification.It can occur either on a few teeth or can affect the whole mouth.namel Dysplasia or Hypoplasia. Enamel dysplasia literally means that the enamel, the outside layer of the tooth, did not form properly during development. It is either caused by enamel hypoplasia or hypocalcification.


Enamel Hypoplasia
Environmental enamel hypoplasia is a related condition, in which the ameloblast cells that make tooth enamel were affected by an event such as fever, malnutrition, or hypocalcemia in the patient, while the teeth were forming.nvironmental enamel hypoplasia is a related condition, in which the ameloblast cells that make tooth enamel were affected by an event such as fever, malnutrition, or hypocalcemia in the patient, while the teeth were forming.


Enamel Hypoplasia
Enamel Hypoplasia. Enamel Hypoplasia is a condition that results in having less enamel than normal. It can affect both baby and permanent teeth. Most of the time it happens before the age of three, when the enamel is still developing and more vulnerable to genetic or environmental factors.namel Hypoplasia. Enamel Hypoplasia is a condition that results in having less enamel than normal. It can affect both baby and permanent teeth. Most of the time it happens before the age of three, when the enamel is still developing and more vulnerable to genetic or environmental factors.


Bird flight
Flight assists birds while feeding, breeding, avoiding predators, and migrating. This article discusses the mechanics of bird flight, with emphasis on the varied forms of bird's wings. The specifics of hovering, take-off and landing are also examined. Additional adaptations of bird's bodies relating to their flying ability are covered. Finally, theories on the evolution of bird flight are discussed.


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Generally birds follow the facetious advice often given to pilots -- fly low and slow.. Most cruise speeds are in the 20-to-30-mph range, with an eider duck having the fastest accurately clocked air speed of about 47 mph.


Bird flight
This type of flight is used by the bird with the fastest wing speed, the peregrine falcon, as well as by most of the ducks. The same wing shape is used by the auks for a different purpose; auks use their wings to fly underwater. The peregrine falcon has the highest recorded dive speed of 242 mph (389 km/h).


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Adaptive Evolution in the Avian Wing: (Evolution. 11 212â224) As early as 1957, Savile, an engineer, was able to examine the wings of birds to determine how the aerodynamics of the wings work. In particular, how does air flow over the wing? For any plane, air flows over the edges, causing turbulence that prevents lift.


Bird flight
Take-off is one of the most energetically demanding aspects of flight, as the bird must generate enough airflow across the wing to create lift. Small birds do this with a simple upward jump. That doesn't work for larger birds, which must take a run up to generate sufficient airflow.


7,000 Miles Nonstop, and No Pretzels
It turns out that long-distance migrators will enlarge their liver and intestines as they feed, so that they can convert their food as fast as possible. They build up large breast muscles and convert the rest of their food to fat. By the time the birds are ready to leave, their bodies are 55 percent fat. In humans, anything more than 30 percent is considered obese. But as soon as the birds are done eating, their livers and intestines become dead weight. They then essentially âeatâ their organs, which shrink 25 percent.


7,000 Miles Nonstop, and No Pretzels
At the end of the summer, three of the four birds took the same route back south. The fourth struck out on a different path. It flew 3,800 miles nonstop to the Gilbert Islands in the Pacific. From there, it flew 3,100 miles back to Australia.


Male Menopause
A healthy man may be able to make sperm well into his 80s or later. However, as a result of disease, subtle changes in the function of the testes may occur as early as age 45 to 50 and more dramatically after the age of 70 in some men. To make the diagnosis of male menopause, the doctor will: Perform a physical exam. Ask about symptoms.


Male Menopause
Men do experience a decline in the production of the male hormone testosterone with aging, but this also occurs with conditions such as diabetes. Along with the decline in testosterone, some men experience symptoms that include fatigue, weakness, depression, and sexual problems.


Male Menopause
A healthy male may be able to make sperm well into his eighties or longer. However, as a result of disease, subtle changes in the function of the testes may occur as early as 45 to 50 years of age, and more dramatically after the age of 70 in some men. To make the diagnosis of male menopause, the doctor will perform a physical exam and ask about symptoms.


Male Menopause
Men do experience a decline in the production of the male hormone testosterone with aging, but this also occurs with conditions such as diabetes. Along with the decline in testosterone, some men experience symptoms that include: Fatigue. Weakness.


Ch 8, 9, And 10 Human Development
Winona is a 22-year-old new mothe, and Anna is a 38-year-old new mother. According to Ravenna Helson's theory, the ________, both of these women may experience similar psychological forces based on their shared experience f being a new mother regardless of their age. Life event models.


Ch 8, 9, And 10 Human Development
Ch 8, 9, And 10 Human Development. Mariana R. When Walter devoted attention and practice to completing tax returns and has gained experience in that area, he is demonstrating _______. After Kathy and Bob's son leaves for college, they have feelings of unhappiness, worry, loneliness, and depression.


Dev Psy
Changes in physical functioning that are due to illnesses, health habits, and other individual differences, but which are not due to increased age itself and are not ineviable.


What is Andropause?
August 21st, 2013. Andropause is the technical term for the hormone imbalance all men will experience as they age. Commonly called male menopause, andropause typically begins to affect men between the ages of 35 and 40. In some cases, however, the testosterone deficiencies associated with andropause may occur in much younger men.


Back Pain Flare Up Misery
Back Pain Flare Up Incidence. The very nature of most flare-up conditions makes it unlikely that the source condition is indeed some anatomical defect. Most structural back pain issues enact regular or constant symptoms, until the causative issue is resolved. However, this is surely not an absolute rule.


Understanding Cervical Stenosis
Stenosis refers to narrowing of a structure in this case the spinal canal, or the bony tube in which the spinal cord and the nerve roots travel. The cervical spine is the upper portion of the spine, consisting of 7 vertebral bodies that make up what we know as the neck.


Manage spinal stenosis flare-ups using these tips from Laser Spine Instituteâs orthopedic specialists in St. Louis
Along these lines, there are other steps you can take to make daily tasks easier on yourself, avoid spinal stenosis flare-ups and live a more comfortable life. In general, most physicians will say you should try to: Get enough rest â Itâs best to avoid pushing yourself but sometimes itâs just inevitable.


Understanding Cervical Stenosis
As the stenosis worsens, it may cause compression of the spinal cord itself. This can cause a wide variety of symptoms, such as numbness and weakness in the arms and/or legs, loss of manual dexterity in the hands (such as difficulty buttoning shirts), loss of balance, or incontinence.


Manage spinal stenosis flare-ups using these tips from Laser Spine Instituteâs orthopedic specialists in St. Louis
Spinal Stenosis Flare-Ups. Spinal stenosis flare-ups can occur after you knowingly âoverdo itâ and also for less obvious reasons, such as changes in the weather and sometimes seemingly with no explanation at all.


Back Pain Flare Up Misery
Types of Back Pain Flare Up Conditions. Flare-ups only happen to people with a history of back ache. In my experience, I find that many patients suffer recurrent back pain which can take any of the following forms: Many patients are completely functional most of the time and suffer few, if any, lingering consequences from previous painful episodes.


Understanding Cervical Stenosis
There are also some other less common causes of stenosis in the cervical spine. Rarely, one may be born with abnormalities in the spine that create a congenital stenosis. Trauma, or injury to the neck, is another potential reason. Other causes such as tumor, infection, or calcification of the ligaments are rare.


Back Pain Flare Up Misery
Back Pain Flare Up Misery. A back pain flare up is one of the most dreaded occurrences for chronic and recurrent dorsopathy patients. Flare-ups are defined as times when the back becomes particularly painful, often resulting in functional limitations or complete disability, until the episode passes.


Half Dome Trail
After the second waterfall, there is about 1 mile of fairly level hiking until you reach Little Yosemite Campground, followed by steep switchbacks through the forest. At about 7 miles (11.2km) you will reach a break in the trees, with a beautiful view of the side of Half dome with the valley below.


Half Dome in Yosemite National Park
There are other routes to the top of Half Dome, including taking the Panorama Trail down from Glacier Point past Illilouette Falls, down to John Muir Trail, and up to Half Dome (10 miles one way), or hiking south from Tenaya Lake on Tioga Road through the Yosemite backcountry to Half Dome (11.5 miles one way).


Half Dome in Yosemite National Park
Due to the popularity of the hike up Half Dome, Yosemite National Park has instituted a permit system. Reservations are required seven days a week and there are no first-come first-serve permits available. The 400 daily openings fill up as quickly as the park releases them, demonstrating the popularity of the trail.


Half Dome in Yosemite National Park
At around mile six, turn left, leaving John Muir Trail for Half Dome. This is near Little Yosemite Valley Trail Camp. Turn north through tall conifers to reach the base of the sub dome below Half Dome. From here (about 8,000 feet), you get a unique side view the daunting dome.


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Yosemite National Park-Half Dome, the hike is approximately 17 miles round trip. The hike to Half Dome can take anywhere from 10-12 hours. Cables are put up in late May and taken down in October. The elevation will increase by 4,800', from Yosemite's Valley Floor,


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1 Every year, consumers in rich countries waste almost as much food (222 million tons) as the entire net food production of sub-Saharan. ( 2 230 million tons).3  Food and Agriculture Organization. 4  Over 97% of food waste generated ends up in the landfill. Food and Agriculture Organization. 2  Every year, consumers in rich countries waste almost as much food (222 million tons) as the entire net food production of sub-Saharan. ( 3 230 million tons).


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1 Roughly one third of the food produced in the world for human consumption every year â approximately 1.3 billion tons â gets lost or wasted. 2  Food and Agriculture Organization. 3  Every year, consumers in rich countries waste almost as much food (222 million tons) as the entire net food production of sub-Saharan. Food and Agriculture Organization. 2  Every year, consumers in rich countries waste almost as much food (222 million tons) as the entire net food production of sub-Saharan. ( 3 230 million tons).


Food waste
Facts. 1  Approximately 40 percent of food in the. 2  goes to waste. 3  Food and Agriculture Organization. 4  Roughly one third of the food produced in the world for human consumption every year â approximately 1.3 billion tons â gets lost or wasted. Food and Agriculture Organization. 2  Every year, consumers in rich countries waste almost as much food (222 million tons) as the entire net food production of sub-Saharan. ( 3 230 million tons).


America is a wasteland: The U.S. produces a shocking amount of garbage
1 Food and Agriculture Organization. 2  Every year, consumers in rich countries waste almost as much food (222 million tons) as the entire net food production of sub-Saharan. ( 3 230 million tons). Food and Agriculture Organization. 2  Every year, consumers in rich countries waste almost as much food (222 million tons) as the entire net food production of sub-Saharan. ( 3 230 million tons).


Americans trash about 1/3 of their food, worth $161bn - USDA
According to statistics by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), food waste accounted for 34 million tons of some 250 million tons of municipal solid waste in the United States in 2010, with a price tag of about $1.3 billion.etail food waste, for example, in grocery stores and restaurants, accounted for 10 percent (43 billion lbs), while consumer losses amounted to 21 percent (90 billion pounds) of the available food supply.


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1 Every year, consumers in industrialized countries waste almost as much food as the entire net food production of sub-Saharan Africa (222 million vs. 230 million tons).2  The amount of food lost and wasted every year is equal to more than half of the worldâs annual cereals crops (2.3 billion tons in 2009/10). 3  More facts. In the USA, organic waste is the second highest component of landfills, which are the largest source of methane emissions. 2  In the USA, 30-40% of the food supply is wasted, equaling more than 20 pounds of food per person per month. 3  More facts.


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Worldwide Food Waste Facts. 1  Every year, consumers in industrialized countries waste almost as much food as the entire net food production of sub-Saharan Africa (222 million vs. 230 million tons). In the USA, organic waste is the second highest component of landfills, which are the largest source of methane emissions. 2  In the USA, 30-40% of the food supply is wasted, equaling more than 20 pounds of food per person per month. 3  More facts.


U.S. Lets 141 Trillion Calories Of Food Go To Waste Each Year
All told, 133 billion pounds of food was lost in 2010 â that's 31 percent of the total food supply. And it was worth about $161.6 billion. Of course, we are likely to waste some foods more than others.According to USDA, the top three food groups lost in 2010 were dairy products (25 billion pounds, or 19 percent of all the lost food); vegetables (25 billion pounds, or 19 percent); and grain products (18.5 billion pounds, or 14 percent).he sheer volume of food wasted in the U.S. each year should cause us some shame, given how many people are hungry both in our own backyard and abroad.


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As a rule, restaurant managers donât even realize how much food is thrown away each day, much of it still edible. As much as 33 million tons of food is wasted each year in the United States alone.Americans are used to perfection, says one veteran server. A vegetable, fruit, or another piece of food with a mark or blemish is casually tossed in the trash in favor of a flawless piece.s a rule, restaurant managers donât even realize how much food is thrown away each day, much of it still edible. As much as 33 million tons of food is wasted each year in the United States alone.


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1 After each stroke of the head lice comb, wipe the comb with a tissue or kitchen paper towel and look for lice on the tissue. 2  Comb each section of the hair 4 times. 3  Use more conditioner when the hair starts to become dry and hard to comb.


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You might be advised to treat again if the treatment was applied incorrectly. But don't treat two days in a row without checking with a health-care professional. If you find small lice, it's very likely they just hatched and don't indicate there was a problem with treatment, so re-treatment is not necessary. 8.


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A LOUSE IN THE HOUSE! If there's a silver lining of a lice infestation, it's that you don't have to boil everything in sight. Studies have shown that an infested person can sleep on a pillowcase all night and the next day there will be no or only one louse on the pillowcase. Lice don't like to leave the hair.


Body louse
The female louse, about the size of a sesame seed, lays approximately 10 eggs, called nits, a day and glues them to the hair shaft. They hatch in 10 to 14 days, grow for nine to 12 days, then mate and the cycle begins again. Lice can live for three to four weeks.


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Head lice do not spread dreadful diseases, but you do need to have them treated. You can't treat them by yourself, so you need to tell someone who can help you. The Department of Health in South Australia recommends using a combination of chemicals to kill the lice, and a comb to remove lice and nits.


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1 You can get advice about which treatments to use from your chemist or family doctor, but check the costs, as some cost a lot more than others that work just as well. 2  You can get lotions, foams or shampoos. 3  Some may need to be on the hair for at least 8 hours, while some need only a few minutes.


Treatment of human head lice
The delousing by Adriaen Brouwer. A special fine tooth comb that can pick out lice is used. For a treatment with louse comb alone, it is recommended to comb the hair for an hour to an hour and a half (depending the length and type of the hair) daily or every second day for 14 days.


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Robi Comb**. 1  This is a battery-operated comb that is used on dry hair and kills or knocks out the lice with small amounts of electricity. 2  To use it successfully, you need to use it often - 10 to 15 minutes every day for 2 weeks to break the breeding cycle of the lice. 3  The Robi comb does not kill the nits.


Treatment of mental disorders
Wet Combing. 1  If wet combing is the only treatment that is being used it must be done on 2 or 3 times a week for at least 3 weeks, until there have been no live lice found for two times. 2  It needs to be repeated many times because it does not kill the eggs.


Treatment of human head lice
Lice eggs hatch 6â9 days after oviposition. Therefore, a common recommendation is to repeat treatment with a pediculicide at least once after 10 days, when all lice have hatched. Between the two treatments (Days 2â9) the person will still be infested with lice that hatch from eggs not killed by the anti-louse product. Between the treatments, it is advised to wet the hair and comb daily with a louse-comb to remove the hatching lice. If no living lice are found, the treatment was successful, even if nits/eggs are visible on the hair.


Major League Baseball drug policy
Major League Baseball's drug policy âthe Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program âwas established by agreement between the MLB Players Association and the Office of the Commissioner of Baseball.hile the Health Policy Advisory Committee (HPAC) can make recommendations to the Office of the Commissioner regarding punishment, it has no power to discipline players for violations of the drug policy, except to place them in the appropriate treatment programs.


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1 What are the penalties for positive tests? 2  A player's first positive test results in a 4-game unpaid suspension (players lose both their salary and a portion of their prorated signing bonus). 3  A second positive test results in an 8-game suspension w/o pay. 4  A third positive test results in a 12-month unpaid suspension.olf-PGA & LPGA Tours. 1  How often do they test? 2  How many athletes get tested? 3  What do they test for? 4  Which athletes have been suspended under this performance-enhancing drug policy? 5  Other notes: 6  PGA Tour testing is conducted by the National Center for Drug-Free Sport.


Major League Baseball drug policy
HPAC immediately notifies the Player and the Club of the positive drug test result. On January 10, 2013, MLB and the players union reached an agreement to add random, in-season human growth hormone and to a new test to reveal the use of testosterone. Testing will begin the 2013 season.hile the Health Policy Advisory Committee (HPAC) can make recommendations to the Office of the Commissioner regarding punishment, it has no power to discipline players for violations of the drug policy, except to place them in the appropriate treatment programs.


Insider's Perspective on NFL Drug Tests
Drug testing is an essential part of the NFL. In fact, the NFL tests more aggressively than any other sport in the world, including the Olympics, according to Lori Nickel of the Journal Sentinel.Sometimes that process can fail, just as it did last season with Richard Sherman.n fact, the NFL tests more aggressively than any other sport in the world, including the Olympics, according to Lori Nickel of the Journal Sentinel. Sometimes that process can fail, just as it did last season with Richard Sherman.


Insider's Perspective on NFL Drug Tests
When it comes to testing for steroids and other performance enhancement drugs, the NFL policy is supposed to conduct random drug tests throughout the NFL season and to a lesser degree in the offseason.n fact, the NFL tests more aggressively than any other sport in the world, including the Olympics, according to Lori Nickel of the Journal Sentinel. Sometimes that process can fail, just as it did last season with Richard Sherman.


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1 A player's first positive test results in a 4-game unpaid suspension (players lose both their salary and a portion of their prorated signing bonus). 2  A second positive test results in an 8-game suspension w/o pay. 3  A third positive test results in a 12-month unpaid suspension.olf-PGA & LPGA Tours. 1  How often do they test? 2  How many athletes get tested? 3  What do they test for? 4  Which athletes have been suspended under this performance-enhancing drug policy? 5  Other notes: 6  PGA Tour testing is conducted by the National Center for Drug-Free Sport.


NFLPA approves new drug policy; HGH testing included
The threshold for positive marijuana tests was raised and offseason amphetamine-positive tests will go from the performance enhancing drug policy to the substances of abuse policy.nder the new rules, 10 games is the standard ban for a fourth violation of the NFL's policy on substances of abuse. This is an historic moment for our players and our league, NFLPA President Eric Winston said in a statement.


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1 How often do they test? 2  Tests are conducted once during the regular season, and again during the postseason. 3  There are also occasional offseason tests of Division I and D-II athletes (Division I schools have 18 football players and 8 other athletes, mostly baseball, tested during each offseason).olf-PGA & LPGA Tours. 1  How often do they test? 2  How many athletes get tested? 3  What do they test for? 4  Which athletes have been suspended under this performance-enhancing drug policy? 5  Other notes: 6  PGA Tour testing is conducted by the National Center for Drug-Free Sport.


Major League Baseball drug policy
1 Players who test positive for either their first or second tests are given the option to appeal, in which scientific tests will be conducted to prove validity of test. 2  Within that period of time, they are restricted from participation in all baseball activity. 3  All suspensions are without pay.hile the Health Policy Advisory Committee (HPAC) can make recommendations to the Office of the Commissioner regarding punishment, it has no power to discipline players for violations of the drug policy, except to place them in the appropriate treatment programs.


Fishing and Tournaments
Department of Fish And Wildlife Frequently Asked Questions. A valid California State Fishing License is required for all persons 16 years of age. All Bass must be 15 inches in length or more with their mouth closed and laying flat. Bass: 2 of legal size limit (15 inches). Trout: 5.


Fishing and Tournaments
California State Fishing Licenses: Licenses are available at almost any bait shop or sporting goods store with fishing gear and at the Lake Perris Marina. (951-657-2179). Prices are determined by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.


Frequently Asked Questions - Fishing
Exceptions to the rules (who doesn't need a fishing license): 1  under 16 years of age. 2  Florida resident over 65 years of age. 3  fishing from a for-hire vessel. 4  fishing from a pier with a valid pier saltwater fishing license.


Florida Fishing License Information
1 If you are fishing from a boat or land, age 16 or older, you must have a fishing license. 2  Charter boats carry a license for their passengers, so those anglers are covered while fishing on that vessel. 3  If you bring your own boat, you will need your own fishing license.


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The Gulf Reef Fish Survey is a program designed to collect better recreational harvest data from anglers targeting several species of Gulf reef fish. Better data is something Gulf reef fish anglers have asked for and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has listened and taken action.


Florida Saltwater Fishing License
Purchasing a Florida Saltwater Fishing License. You can purchase a Florida saltwater fishing license at your county tax collectors office, a sporting goods store or bait and tackle store, online or by phone at 888-FISH-FLORIDA. Note, you will not receive your FL deep sea fishing license for 30 days, but you will be given a temporary license number (TAN).


Florida Saltwater Fishing License
Florida Recreational Saltwater License. If you are at least 16 years old but under the age of 65 and want to fish in Floridas bodies of saltwater, you must have your recreational saltwater fishing license to legally fish.


Florida Saltwater Fishing License
Saltwater fishing licenses in Florida are valid for either one year, which costs $17, five years, which, costs $79 or for life, which costs between $401.50 and $1,001.50 depending on your age.


Elon Musk: Model 3 'will eventually be made in China'
Die-hard Tesla fans will be able to reserve a new Tesla Model 3 next week, and the company has outlined exact reservation times and prices. Tesla () said reservation fees will be about $1,000 per vehicle, but some customers will pay more -- or less! -- depending on their local currency. Americans will have to put down an even $1,000, while their Canadian neighbors will only have to pay CDN $1,000, which works out to just over $750 U.S. dollars.


Chrysler 300
The 2017 Tesla Model S ranking is based on its score within the Luxury Large Cars category. Currently the Tesla Model S has a score of 9.4 out of 10 which is based on our evaluation of 30 pieces of research and data elements using various sources.


Elon Musk: Model 3 'will eventually be made in China'
Brits will have a Â£1,000 fee, equivalent to $1,410. The Model 3 is set to be Tesla's first mass-market vehicle, costing around $35,000. It will be a sedan like the popular Model S, but the company has kept the design details under wraps.


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Tesla is the innovator of the only continual production highway-capable electric car. With Tesla prices starting at $101,500 for the Roadster, selecting the right options and incentives will help obtain great Tesla car prices.


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Social Mobilisation, Advocacy and Communication for Nutrition. Looking back on the battle against malnutrition, it has become clear what. a key role advocacy has played. When backed by a solid evidence base, and presented in a clear and powerful way, advocacy can bring about. tangible and lasting change.


Chapter 1: Theory of Markets and Privacy
The goal of this paper, therefore, is to describe the strategies and. principles underlying jihadi communication and media efforts. The role of. communication practices in promoting jihad âhas been systematically. undervaluedâ (International Crisis Group, 2006, p. 4) in discussion of how. best to resist the movement.


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Each country is at a different stage. in developing and implementing a social mobilization, advocacy and communication strategy but their. experiences are instructive, and offer ideas and lessons. for social mobilization, advocacy and communication. throughout the SUN Movement.


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The purpose of this paper is to piece-. together this strategy from texts captured during operations in Afghanistan. and Iraq, translated statements from jihadi leaders, as well as other open-. source documents, such as speeches and website material.


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The ultimate goal is the fight, and everything. else is simply part of a âsupply chainâ that prepares for battle. In this. sense, then, legitimating and propagating the movement are themselves. part of the intimidation strategy.


Chapter Outlines  (9th Edition)
Advocacy works best when it. combines evidence and analysis, engaging messages and. a strategy to identify and influence those who can deliver. the change. Advocacy and communications tools can help. raise awareness among the public and policymakers about. the importance of an issue.


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This is the third briefing and it focuses on social mobilization, advocacy and communications for nutrition. Stakeholders. from six SUN countries have contributed accounts of their. experiences in raising awareness and mobilizing public. support to scale up nutrition.


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These texts reveal three strategic goals for communication and. media in jihadi operations. First they must legitimate their movement by. establishing its social and religious viability while engaging in violent acts. that on their face seem to violate the norms of civilized society and the. tenets of Islam.


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Our goal here is not to dwell on overall jihadi strategy but to show. the importance they place on media strategies that help facilitate their. overall goals. One sign of importance is the incorporation of. communication and media functions in jihadi organizational structures.


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Four examples of mechanisms in place or tools that have been developed to support. social mobilisation, advocacy and communication for scaling up nutrition are. summarised below for 42 countries and the Indian State of Maharashtra.


Wisdom tooth extraction
As you heal from your surgery, follow your dentist's instructions on: Bleeding. Some oozing of blood may occur the first day after wisdom tooth removal. Try to avoid excessive spitting so that you don't dislodge the blood clot from the socket.


Wisdom tooth extraction
1 If you smoke, don't do so for at least 72 hours after surgery â and wait longer than that if possible. If you chew tobacco, don't use it for at least a week. Using tobacco products after oral surgery can delay healing and increase the risk of complications.  Stitches.


How to Quickly Stop Bleeding from Tooth Extraction
Swelling and sometimes bruising can occur after surgery, esp. with so-called âwisdom teethâ (short for wizzies). The worst swelling, pain and jaw stiffness normally occurs 2 or 3 days after surgery. On the day of the surgery, apply ice packs for 15 minutes on then 15 minutes off until bedtime. This will keep swelling to a minimum.


Will This Job Fit Me?
The median wage in 2015 for Medical Assistants in California is $34,089 annually, or $16.39 hourly. The median is the point at which half of the workers earn more and half earn less.Benefits normally include paid vacation, holiday, and sick leave.he median wage in 2015 for Medical Assistants in California is $34,089 annually, or $16.39 hourly. The median is the point at which half of the workers earn more and half earn less. Benefits normally include paid vacation, holiday, and sick leave.


Medical Assistant Careers & Salary Outlook
Average Medical Assistant salaries for job postings in California are 7% higher than average Medical Assistant salaries for job postings nationwide. The average salary ranks 7th among states in the country.verage Medical Assistant salaries for job postings in Arkansas are 1% higher than average Medical Assistant salaries for job postings nationwide. The average salary ranks 14th among states in the country.


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Your are here: Home Â» Medical assistant salaries Â» Medical administrative assistant salary. Medical administrative assistantâs salary ranges from $43,000 to $70,000. The hourly pay of medical administrative assistant ranges from $425 to $33.50. Medical administrative assistantâs salary varies from state to state.our are here: Home Â» Medical assistant salaries Â» Medical administrative assistant salary. Medical administrative assistantâs salary ranges from $43,000 to $70,000. The hourly pay of medical administrative assistant ranges from $425 to $33.50. Medical administrative assistantâs salary varies from state to state.


Medical Assistant Salary Information
The medical assistant salary is one of the best when it comes to the amount of education and training involved in preparing for the job. After earning only a certificate from a medical assisting program, graduates earn an average of almost $30,000 a year.In addition, medical assistants can expect to receive bonuses and benefits that can easily add as much as $15,000 to their overall earnings.etween 2002 and 2004, medical assistants earned an average of $25,000 a year. With increased regulations in the healthcare field, the need for skilled assistants increased and so did the salary. In 2008, the average salary jumped to $29,000, then again to $30,000 in 2010.


Medical Assistant Careers & Salary Outlook
Average Medical Assistant salaries for job postings in Arizona are 18% lower than average Medical Assistant salaries for job postings nationwide. The average salary ranks 45th among states in the country.verage Medical Assistant salaries for job postings in Arkansas are 1% higher than average Medical Assistant salaries for job postings nationwide. The average salary ranks 14th among states in the country.


Medical Assistant Salary & Hourly Wage
Here are medical assistant salary and hourly wage figures for the ten highest paying states, based on 2012 data: How much medical assistants make is also influenced by the city they live in.edical Assistant Salary and Hourly Wage by State. The largest factor impacting medical assistant salaries is geographic location. Generally, states containing major cities pay higher wages on average than mostly rural states.


When Sitting Hurts: Tips to Relieve Psoriatic Arthritis Pain
âSitting for long periods of time can have just as great a negative effect on my body as physically overdoing it,â she says. If you must sit in one position for long stretches of time, there are psoriatic arthritis management steps that can help.


Joint Stiffness Is Commonly Associated With Arthritis
The subtle details associated with joint stiffness help point to the associated cause or medical condition. Rheumatic diseases usually are associated with discomfort that occurs with movement of a joint after a period of rest. Increasingly severe joint inflammation is linked to more severe stiffness.


When Sitting Hurts: Tips to Relieve Psoriatic Arthritis Pain
After sitting for long periods of time, psoriatic arthritis can cause pain and stiffness in your joints. Get psoriatic arthritis management strategies for easing the agony. Sitting can be a real pain with psoriatic arthritis. Amanda Steyer knows this all too well.


When Sitting Hurts: Tips to Relieve Psoriatic Arthritis Pain
âWhen I sit for long periods, itâs as if my body seizes up,â Steyer says. âMy joints get stiffer and more painful the longer I sit.â. She's not alone. One of the hallmark symptoms of psoriatic arthritis is increased stiffness after a nightâs sleep or a prolonged period of rest. âShifting position can help a bit, but eventually there is no comfortable position in which to sit,â she says.


Stiff leg
Stiff leg: Reduced mobility or movement of the leg. See detailed information below for a list of 33 causes of Stiff leg, Symptom Checker, including diseases and drug side effect causes. Â» Review Causes of Stiff leg: Causes | Symptom Checker Â». Review the causes of these more specific types of Stiff leg: Stiff thigh (1 cause)


Back Pain  In-Depth Report
Having tight, stiff leg muscles can make you feel lethargic and less motivated to move. The muscles in your legs can stiffen for a variety of reasons, including staying sedentary for too long or exercising too rigorously. Bone or joint ailments, such as arthritis or osteoporosis, can also cause stiffness.