The instant #1 NEW YORK TIMES Bestseller
From the worldwide bestselling author of Eat Pray Love: the path to the vibrant, fulfilling life youâve dreamed of. Readers of all ages and walks of life have drawn inspiration and empowerment from Elizabeth Gilbertâs books for years.


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Elizabeth Gilbert is the author of the story collection Pilgrims, a finalist for the 1998 PEN/Hemingway Award. It was a New York Times Notable Book and was listed as one of the Most Intriguing Books of 1997 by Glamour magazine.


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Eat, Pray, Love author Elizabeth Gilbert hopes to bring her magic touch back to the best-seller list with a new fall book called Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear. Big Magic will be released on Sept. 22, publisher Riverhead said Monday.


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Her fiction has been published in Esquire, Story, GQ, Paris Review, Ploughshares, and the Mississippi Review. She is also a Pushcart Prize winner, and her nonfiction... See more. Elizabeth Gilbert is the author of the story collection Pilgrims, a finalist for the 1998 PEN/Hemingway Award.


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She is also a Pushcart Prize winner, and her nonfiction... See more. Elizabeth Gilbert is the author of the story collection Pilgrims, a finalist for the 1998 PEN/Hemingway Award. It was a New York Times Notable Book and was listed as one of the Most Intriguing Books of 1997 by Glamour magazine.


Piecing together Philip Seymour Hoffman's final hours
Post to Facebook. Motown's 'Brokenhearted' singer Jimmy Ruffin dies at 78 Motown singer Jimmy Ruffin, who had one of the label's most memorable hits with 'What Becomes of the Brokenhearted,' died Monday in Las Vegas. Check out this story on Freep.com: http://on.freep.com/1uRUDmR.


What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted singer and Motown favourite Jimmy Ruffin dies at age 78
Jimmy Ruffin, the Motown singer whose hits include What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted and Hold On To My Love, died Monday in a Las Vegas hospital. He was 78. The late singer's children, Philicia and Jimmy Lee Ruffin Jr., confirmed their father's death on Wednesday but did not reveal the cause. Ruffin was the older brother of Temptations lead singer David Ruffin, who died of a drugs overdose in 1991 aged 50. Scroll down for video. Motown star: Jimmy Ruffin died Monday in a Las Vegas hospital at 78. 'Jimmy Ruffin was a rare type of man who left his mark on the music industry. My family in its entirety is extremely upset over his death. He will truly be missed,' Philicia and the Ruffin family said in a statement.


Biography
Mini Bio (1) The man most of us know by his unmistakable, calming yet disturbed raspy voice was born Davis Eli Ruffin on January 18, 1941, in Whynot, Mississippi. His father, Eli Ruffin, was a Baptist minister. Only months after his birth his mother Ophelia Ruffin died, and his father later remarried, to a schoolteacher. David began singing and touring at a very young age with his father and siblings in a gospel group.


Piecing together Philip Seymour Hoffman's final hours
Photos: Photos: People we lost in 2014. People we lost in 2014 â To the world, he was known as Chespirito.. Roberto Gomez Bolanos gained fame as a comedian, but he was also a writer, actor, screenwriter, songwriter, film director and TV producer. The legendary entertainer died November 28 at the age of 85.


Anna Gordy, ex-wife of Marvin Gaye, dies
People we lost in 2014 â Ben Bradlee, the zestful, charismatic Washington Post editor who guided the paper through the era of the Pentagon Papers and Watergate and was immortalized on screen in All the President's Men, died on October 21. He was 93.


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1 Height. 2  Make sure the changing table is tall enough that you won't have to bend over it, especially if you're prone to back problems. 3  Tables range in height from 32 to 42 inches (approximately 81â107 centimeters), so you should be able to find a comfortable fit at any height.4  Baby position. Make sure the changing table is tall enough that you won't have to bend over it, especially if you're prone to back problems. 2  Tables range in height from 32 to 42 inches (approximately 81â107 centimeters), so you should be able to find a comfortable fit at any height.


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1 Make sure the changing table is tall enough that you won't have to bend over it, especially if you're prone to back problems. 2  Tables range in height from 32 to 42 inches (approximately 81â107 centimeters), so you should be able to find a comfortable fit at any height. Make sure the changing table is tall enough that you won't have to bend over it, especially if you're prone to back problems. 2  Tables range in height from 32 to 42 inches (approximately 81â107 centimeters), so you should be able to find a comfortable fit at any height.


Good Questions: Good Dresser for a Changing Table?
Well, it's a great idea to use a regular dresser for changing, especially if you're limited in space. A good height would be about 36 tall. A standard table might be 20 wide x 26 long x 36 high. A standard changing pad is 17 x 33.As far as dressers, Ikea is a good place to start. The Malm 4 drawer has a really clean, simple design, good dimensions, and a great price. good height would be about 36 tall. A standard table might be 20 wide x 26 long x 36 high. A standard changing pad is 17 x 33. As far as dressers, Ikea is a good place to start.


How Tall Should a Bedside Lamp Be?
A bedside table lamp should not be too large or too small, but a happy medium. The size of your lamp should be based upon the size of the bedside table it sits upon. According to William Miller Design, if your nightstand is 24 inches to 30 inches tall, the ideal height for a lamp is 27 inches to 32 inches tall.ase the height of your lamp on the height and size of your bedside tables and bed. For 24- to 30-inch nightstands, opt for a lamp that is 27 to 32 inches tall.


July 2010 Babies
Good luck. I just measured my changing table and the shelf where baby will go is 30 inches tall, yours would run 41 so quite a bit taller but I measured and I think it would be fine I'm also 5ft 5 and the changer feels very short to me.Bending wasnt my favorite thing after I got hone from the hospital with my last. just got a changing pad and my intent was to just use it on the floor or something as we do not have a changing table. But just for kicks, I'm wondering if maybe our dresser would work for it. The dresser is 3ft 5in and I'm about 5ft 5in.


How tall is too tall for a changing table or dresser you change a baby on top of?
I find the most comfortable height is halfway between the top of my hips and the top of my shoulders, so I really do not understand how women can be comfortable changing their babies on the bed-unless an American bed is one hell of a lot taller than an Aussie bed! I don't know my conversions-I'm 170cm tall.eems like most changing tables and 3 drawer dressers are anywhere from 35-41 inches tall, which seems like it would be too tall.


How tall is too tall for a changing table or dresser you change a baby on top of?
Report Abuse. My son's changing table is a dresser with a changing table part that can be taken off and just used as a dresser when he no longer needs the changing table. It is 3 drawers high. It is not too tall, as I am short, about 5'2, and it is fine for me.Gabrielle *Ryder's Mommy* Â· 6 years ago.eems like most changing tables and 3 drawer dressers are anywhere from 35-41 inches tall, which seems like it would be too tall.


Thread: How tall does a dresser need to be to use as changing table (to avoid back strain)?
I have a true changing table and it's 39 high. I'm 5'5 and that's a very comfortable height for me. I think anything from about 34-45 would be okay.t seems like most changing tables are around 36-38 inches tall. I have the changing pad on a shorter dresser and the salesman who sold me the furniture tried to talk me into a taller dresser but I'm short (5'0) and have no problem with the shorter height. Michelle I.


Thread: How tall does a dresser need to be to use as changing table (to avoid back strain)?
How tall does a dresser need to be to use as changing table (to avoid back strain)? I'm 5'5 and my husband is 5'11 and we are hoping to use a dresser we already have for a changing table.t seems like most changing tables are around 36-38 inches tall. I have the changing pad on a shorter dresser and the salesman who sold me the furniture tried to talk me into a taller dresser but I'm short (5'0) and have no problem with the shorter height. Michelle I.


Baby Nursery Furniture and Gear That Works For Tall Parents Too
Tall parents have needs too, starting with a taller than average baby changing table. Nearly all baby changing tables are built to around 37 tall. This means a lot of stooping and sore backs for anyone over 5' 10 or so, let alone someone well over 6 feet.Dad and mom can spend several minutes at a changing table depending on the job at hand.early all baby changing tables are built to around 37 tall. This means a lot of stooping and sore backs for anyone over 5' 10 or so, let alone someone well over 6 feet. Dad and mom can spend several minutes at a changing table depending on the job at hand.


Boiled egg
Boiling eggs. Boiled eggs are eggs (typically chicken eggs) cooked with their shells unbroken, usually by immersion in boiling water. Hard-boiled eggs are cooked so that the egg white and egg yolk both solidify, while for a soft-boiled egg the yolk, and sometimes the white, remain at least partially liquid.


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Hard-Cooked Peeled Eggs. Egglandâs Best hard-cooked peeled eggs are selected and produced from Grade AA farm-fresh medium EB eggs. Our hard-cooked peeled eggs deliver all the same benefits of our fresh shell eggs vs ordinary eggs. Â©Copyright 2002 - 2017 Eggland's Best, LLC.


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Egglandâs Best Hard-Cooked Peeled Eggs facts: 1  25% less saturated fat. 2  10 times more Vitamin E. 3  Double the Omega- 4 3. 38% more lutein.  Vegetarian-Fed 1  hens. Award-winning taste.


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Depending on the line, a female shouldn't be bred much past 8 months either. As stated before, having babies isn't easy for a mouse. By the time that they are 8 months old they are actually getting elderly! Breeding age will vary from line to line.


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Moose generally give birth between May and June of each year. Their  gestation period is approximately 280 days and it is rare that they  give birth to twins. 1 person found this useful.


How long do deers carry there babies until their born?
The gestation period of whitetail deer is between 185 and 212 days with the average of 202.Most healthy does will have twins and chances are she will have one of each sex. Deer also have the ability to abort if the environment wont support them.Low food source inclament weather etc. Swamprat Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up.


How long do deers carry there babies until their born?
Best Answer: That depends on the species. 'Deer' refers to any member of the family Cervidae, from the 1,550lb moose to the tiny 6.5lb Indian spotted chevrotain, or 'mouse deer'. The gestation period varies considerably with species.


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Report Abuse. Deepending on what type of deer it is the usually carry their babies for about 180 days and they are usually born between May-June. If it is a healthy doe, she will give birth to twins. 1creativemama Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up.


How long is a rabbit's gestational period?
The gestational period of a rabbit is 28 to 31 days (that's from  the time of breeding to the time of birth of the litter).     Additional facts regarding rabbit re â¦ production: A female rabbit  reaches puberty around 6-8 months and can become pregnant as soon  as she does.


RMCA Resources
Mice *can* get pregnant as early as 4 weeks. However, it is unbelievably hard on them if they do. Never breed your mouse that young, no matter what. In addition, make sure you separate your babies (males from females) at 4 weeks of age so this doesn't happen. It is generally recommended to wait until the female is 12 weeks old or older before she is bred for her first litter. Breeding sooner is bad for the mother and the babies.


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16 to 30 days. This has happened to me before my hamster is a boy but it spent the night with my friends female and it took about two weeks until the female had babies i'm sure about this... its exactly 16 days!   The gestation period for hamsters ranges from 16 to 21 days. This is short for rodents.


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A mouse is only in heat for 12 hours. You can easily miss her heat cycle if you don't check at the right time. If you check your doe often and catch her in heat, mark it on your calendar so you know her individual cycle. Do this for at least a month to get an idea of how she cycles.


Commingling of Funds Law
Commingling Occasionally, courts are unable to readily distinguish between a couple's separate and marital property. This typically happens when separate and marital property is commingled, or mixed together.


Commingling a LLCOur company seperates the personal and business for tax purposes but we didn't seperate the checking accounts so is this a serious problem? We also never take any salaries from this company so does using funds from the same checking for business and personal effect us in a negative way?
Re: Commingling a LLC. Commingling of funds in any way absolutely creates a problem. The risk is that if you are sued and alter ego is alleged, which is not uncommon, this situation will be scrutinized. This creates increased litigation costs to dig into the account and determine if there was any wrongful handling of finances.


What to do if You Commingle Personal and Business Funds
What to do if You Commingle Personal and Business Funds August 10, 2017 Posted by Maddy Yeazel to Taxes, Accounting, Payroll, Business One of the most common problems we see from startup founders that are first moving off from DIY accounting is a wide range of âpersonal transactionsâ being made with the business accounts.


Avoid these 10 Commingling Activities or Risk Piercing of the Corporate Veil
Review the following list of 10 commingling activities to avoid so you can prevent alter ego now and in the future: 1  Depositing company funds into a personal account rather than the business account. 2  Paying personal bills with corporate funds. 3  Using personal bank accounts for business. 4  Paying business expenses with personal funds.


Commingling Law and Legal Definition
Commingling Law and Legal Definition Commingling is the act of mixing the funds belonging to one party with those of another party, especially when one party has responsibility to keep the funds separate for the other party.


Commingling Funds and Corporate Formalities
You do not need to dissolve the LLC. The most important thing to do is to get your records straight from now on. If it was a simple mistake you can show that you have remedied the problem and have stopped commingling a court will accept that and not consider it commingling.


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At a recent real estate seminar I attended the presenter said that it is illegal to commingle funds from different private lenders to purchase a pr At a recent real estate seminar I attended the presenter said that it is illegal to commingle funds from different private lenders to purchase a pr


What You Need to Know About LLCs and Commingling
If your LLC is faced with judgments for some reason, your creditors would be unable to make you personally pay that judgment. However, if you commingle your personal and business finances, this protection could be lost.


What to do if You Commingle Personal and Business Funds
What to do if You Commingle Personal and Business Funds. August 10, 2017 Posted by Maddy Yeazel to Taxes, Accounting, Payroll, Business. One of the most common problems we see from startup founders that are first moving off from DIY accounting is a wide range of âpersonal transactionsâ being made with the business accounts.


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Teaching Intern [PDF] Initial Application: Application for the Teaching Intern Certificate [PDF] Extension Application: Application to Extend a Teaching Intern Certificate [PDF] 3-Year Provisional Application: Institutional Recommendation (IR) â Issued upon completion of program.


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Substitute Teacher Certification. NOTE: ANY certificate for substitute teaching is valid for substitute teaching only; it is NOT valid for continuous part-time employment for classroom teaching or as a permanent replacement for a teacher of record. Jump to Certification Applications.


Substitute Applicant
1-Year Substitute Authorization. A one-year substitute authorization requires a high school diploma or equivalent. Not all school districts in Colorado will hire an applicant who holds a one-year substitute authorization.


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Emergency Substitute Teacher Certification. Emergency substitute teacher applications for district EMPLOYMENT ARE NOT submitted through the EPSB; however, the applicant must apply for and receive the one-year emergency certified substitute certification through the EPSB website.


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Foreign Teacher [PDF] Initial Application: Application for the Provisional Foreign Teacher Teaching Certificate [PDF] One-Time Extension Application: Application for an Extension Foreign Teacher Certificate [PDF].


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Individuals holding an out-of-state teaching certificate will need to: 1  Fill out CA-2 (.pdf) application form. 2  Submit OFFICIAL college transcripts of undergraduate degree and graduate degree if applicable with at least a 2.45 GPA.


Substitute Applicant
A 5-year substitute authorization requires a current or expired Colorado teacher' s license/certificate or a current out-of-state teacher's license/certificate. During the application process, the applicant will be required to upload a copy of the teacher's license.


Substitute Applicant
5-Year and 3-Year Substitute Authorization. A 3-year substitute authorization requires a bachelor's degree or higher from an accepted, regionally accredited college or university. During the application process, the applicant will be required to upload a copy of the official transcript(s).


Learn How to Become a Substitute Teacher
Training and Certification. State teaching certification boards do not regulate substitute teaching. In fact, many districts have their own substitute teacher requirements. Therefore, the qualifications you need to become a substitute teacher will vary widely depending on where you want to teach. All districts and/or schools have a minimum substitute teacher requirement of a high school diploma or its equivalent.


Substitute Applicant
Colorado Issues three types of substitute authorizations: 1-year authorization, 3-year authorization, and 5-year authorization. A substitute authorization allows you to work in a Colorado public school as a substitute teacher.


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Bone cells are arranged in concentric circles around longitudinal tubes called (Osteonic (haversion) canals) Bone cells (osteocytes) are arranged in concentric circles around the osteonic (Haversian) canals.(TRUE) Bone cells are also called osteocytes.(TRUE).one cells. Bone cells are arranged in concentric circles around longitudinal tubes called (Osteonic (haversion) canals) Bone cells (osteocytes) are arranged in concentric circles around the osteonic (Haversian) canals. (TRUE) Bone cells are also called osteocytes. (TRUE).


Chapter 5
Bone cells. Bone cells are arranged in concentric circles around longitudinal tubes called (Osteonic (haversion) canals) Bone cells (osteocytes) are arranged in concentric circles around the osteonic (Haversian) canals. (TRUE) Bone cells are also called osteocytes. (TRUE).one cells. Bone cells are arranged in concentric circles around longitudinal tubes called (Osteonic (haversion) canals) Bone cells (osteocytes) are arranged in concentric circles around the osteonic (Haversian) canals. (TRUE) Bone cells are also called osteocytes. (TRUE).


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show/hide words to know. 1  Bone marrow: the tissue in the middle of bones that creates red and white blood cells 2  ... Compact bone: the heaviest, hardest type of bone in the body. 3  Lining cell: flat cells that make up and cover the outer layer of bone. 4  Marrow: a soft tissue found inside bones.one marrow. The inside of your bones are filled with a soft tissue called marrow. There are two types of bone marrow: red and yellow. Red bone marrow is where all new red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are made.


Chapter 6 Bones and Skeletal Tissue (TB)
Osteoporosis. A round or oval hole through a bone that contains blood vessels and/or nerves is called a(n) ________. foramen. Hematopoiesis refers to the formation of blood cells within the red marrow cavities of certain bones.True or False. True. Compact bone is replaced more often than spongy bone.rue or False. False. Bones are classified by whether they are weight-bearing or protective in function. True or False. False. The periosteum is a tissue that serves only to protect the bone because it is not supplied with nerves or blood vessels.


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Bone marrow. The inside of your bones are filled with a soft tissue called marrow. There are two types of bone marrow: red and yellow. Red bone marrow is where all new red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are made.Platelets are small pieces of cells that help you stop bleeding when you get a cut.one marrow. The inside of your bones are filled with a soft tissue called marrow. There are two types of bone marrow: red and yellow. Red bone marrow is where all new red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are made.


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1 Bone marrow: the tissue in the middle of bones that creates red and white blood cells 2  ... Compact bone: the heaviest, hardest type of bone in the body. 3  Lining cell: flat cells that make up and cover the outer layer of bone. 4  Marrow: a soft tissue found inside bones.one marrow. The inside of your bones are filled with a soft tissue called marrow. There are two types of bone marrow: red and yellow. Red bone marrow is where all new red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are made.


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Osteoblasts. 82. Mature bone cells, or ________, reside in the lacunae. Osteocytes. 83. Closely packed structural units are called ________, formed of concentric rings of bony matrix surrounding central canals containing the blood vessels and nerves serving the bone.Osteons. 84.2. Mature bone cells, or ________, reside in the lacunae. Osteocytes. 83. Closely packed structural units are called ________, formed of concentric rings of bony matrix surrounding central canals containing the blood vessels and nerves serving the bone. Osteons. 84.


A&P Chapter 6 - Bones and Skeletal Tissues
True or False. False. Bones are classified by whether they are weight-bearing or protective in function. True or False. False. The periosteum is a tissue that serves only to protect the bone because it is not supplied with nerves or blood vessels.True or False. False. Short, irregular, and flat bones have large marrow cavities in order to keep the weight of the bones light.rue or False. False. Bones are classified by whether they are weight-bearing or protective in function. True or False. False. The periosteum is a tissue that serves only to protect the bone because it is not supplied with nerves or blood vessels.


Osteocytes: Function & Definition
Osteocytes are mature osteoblasts that have become trapped within the very bone matrix they produced. Osteocytes continue to form bone to some degree, which is important for maintaining the strength and health of the bone matrix.However, osteocytes perform functions that extend far beyond simple maintenance.n osteocyte is a bone-forming cell that has become entrapped within the bone matrix (the hard part of the bone). It lies within a lacuna, a small pit, and communicates with its surroundings through tiny channels called canaliculi.


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1 A Medical Overview Osteoporosis is a condition that causes your bones to start thinning. 2  Bone cells are regularly being removed and replaced, much like the cells in your tissues and organs.he small spaces in bone tissue that are holes that osteocytes live  in are called lacunae. The canal that runs through the core of each  osteon is the site of blood vessels â¦ and nerve fibers. 1 person found this useful.


spermatogenesis and oogenesis
: begins when sperm cell binds to & penetrates oocyte plasma membrane; 2Â° oocyte completes 2nd meiotic division, fertilization is complete when the larger cell (haploid) pronucleus joins with sperm pronucleus (haploid) to form zygote.


spermatogenesis and oogenesis
spermatogensis. development of male gamete)- is regulated by follicle stimulating hormone, interstitial cell stimulating hormone, and testosterone. It can be divided into 3 stages-mitosis, meiosis, and spermiogenesis. This process transforms spermatids into spermatozoa and involves remarkable changes in cell structure.


oogenesis
Egg and sperm formation differ considerably in the number and size of gametes resulting from gametogenesis, the total number of gametes produced in a lifetime, and the time sequence for the initiation of the meiotic divisions and the completion of the cycle. Also called ovogenesis. Compare spermatogenesis.


oogenesis
The oocyte then undergoes the first meiotic reduction division, resulting in formation of a secondary oocyte and a polar body, each containing 22 autosomes (half the number of chromosomes that are found in nongerm cells) and one X heterosome.


spermatogenesis and oogenesis
Secondary oocyte enters second meiotic division but held in metaphase 2 1. If fertilization does not occur, secondary oocyte degenerates 2. If fertilization occurs, secondary oocyte completes second meiotic divison giving rise to an ovum and a second polar body. î î î.


oogenesis
Formation begins during the first 3 months of female embryonic life with the development of ovarian follicles. Each follicle contains one oogonium which, through the process of mitosis, becomes a primary oocyte containing 46 chromosomes.


spermatogenesis and oogenesis
4th hormone regulation. d. Testosterone has an inhibitory affect on the sustentacular cells of the seminiferous tubules and it has a stimulatory effect on the development of sex organs and secondary sex characteristics.


How many drops are in one milliliter?
Note that 1 milliliter is equal to 1 cc. There are about 20 drops of water in 1 milliliter. Eye drops are about the same. For other liquids, the number depends on the viscosity of the liquid, which affects the average drop size. Thicker, more viscous fluids are likely to produce larger drops and therefore fewer drops per milliliter. Note that 1 milliliter is equal to 1 cc. There are about 20 drops of water in 1 milliliter.


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Do you really need to discard eye drops after 30 days? I mean, you don't use all of 10 ml eye drops in 30 days. I more Do you really need to discard eye drops after 30 days? I mean, you don't use all of 10 ml eye drops in 30 days.


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1 doctor weighed in: How many drops are in a 5 ml bottle of liquid eye medicine? 1 doctor weighed in Want a second opinion? The amounts of drop per ml varies depending on the viscosity of the liquid, an IV drip for example may deliver 10, 15, or 20 drip per ml, but most pharmacyst would use 20 drops for each ml. Would you like to video or text chat with me? Dr. Claude Parola.


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The sig says: instill one drop into left eye three times daily. In other words, the patient will use 3 drops daily. Now, we need to calculate the total days supply. The total days supply will be 60 drops divided by 3 drops which is 20 days.


Pharm. D. Frequently Asked Questions
Applicants who have earned bachelor's degrees (or who are about to earn bachelor's degrees) receive preference in our admissions process. Approximately 99% of students admitted in recent years earned their bachelorâs degree before entering the Pharm.D. program.


Hypothermia: How long can someone survive in frigid water?
Suppose you're on top of Mount Everest and you're bundled up; your core temperature is 98.6 degrees F. If you take off your gloves, you have exposed that area and it may get frostbite. That's not hypothermia. Hypothermia is a drop in the core temperature of the body. When are you in danger of getting frostbite and were these survivors at risk?


Pharm. D. Frequently Asked Questions
While your previous coursework has likely helped you fulfill many of the program prerequisites, you should still expect to spend a full four years in pharmacy school. What is the difference between the Pharm.D. program and the Ph.D. program?


Pharm. D. Frequently Asked Questions
The Doctor of Pharmacy degree (often abbreviated Pharm.D. or PharmD) is required to sit for the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX). The NAPLEX is one component of the licensure process required to practice as a pharmacist. The Pharm.D. is a professional degree similar to a Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS). As a doctorate, it represents the increasing responsibility pharmacists have in health care systems and the high trust Americans have in pharmacists.


Hypothermia: How long can someone survive in frigid water?
If your body temperature is above 95 degrees F and you're healthy, your body will warm itself up and you generally don't need treatment. If your body is 90 degrees to 95 degrees F (32 to 35 degrees C) and you look okay, we'll do things like put a warming blanket around you. If your temperature drops much lower, we might give you an IV with warm fluids, insert a breathing tube to supply the lungs with warm air, and insert tubes through the mouth and urethra to put hot saline into the stomach and bladder, respectively.


Hypothermia: How long can someone survive in frigid water?
If you have a flotation device that you can pull yourself on top of, you are much better off. How cold does the water have to be to put a person at risk for hypothermia? Even water temperatures as high as 75 and 80 degrees F (24 and 27 degrees C) can be dangerous, but it would most likely take much longer than 15 minutes to become debilitated. There is no set time for when hypothermia will set in, but generally the colder the water, the faster it happens.


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The median annual wage for occupational health and safety specialists was $70,210 in May 2015. The median wage is the wage at which half the workers in an occupation earned more than that amount and half earned less. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $40,890, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $102,980.


Occupational Safety and Health Technology/Technician
The average annual out-of-state cost for a bachelor program in Occupational Safety and Health Technology/Technician is $29,469 with an estimated average four year degree total cost of $117,876. The most affordable bachelor program is offered by Columbia Southern University at an annual $12,099 out of state total cost.


The ROI of safety
But experts say the savings exist, and â armed with the right figures on the costs of injuries â safety pros should be able to successfully argue that investments in safety will result in savings down the line. The cost of injuries.


COST: the Comprehensive Occupational Safety Training program.
Search Results. COST: the Comprehensive Occupational Safety Training program. NIOSHTIC No. An approach for the establishment and implementation of an occupational safety program was described. Under this method a Safety Committee was established to identify safety issues, address and solve safety problems, and manage day to day safety operations.


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Occupational health and safety specialists held about 70,300 jobs in 2014. The industries that employed the most occupational health and safety specialists were as follows: About 29 percent of occupational health and safety specialists worked for federal, state, and local governments in 2014.


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The COSS series of educational programs can train you in the essentials of safety and health, leadership, communication, and regulatory requirements in a wide variety of work environments. 1  COSS - Certified Occupational Safety Specialist. 2  Safe SupervisorTM. 3  COSMTM- Certificate for Occupational Safety Managers.


Occupational Safety and Health Technology/Technician
For two year Occupational Safety and Health Technology/Technician associate programs, the average total cost per year is $15,683 with an average two year total program cost of $31,366.


How to Grow Grass for Profit
You can seed your plot of land any time from early spring through late fall ... but seeds planted during hot weather generally do poorly, and you're taking a chance on freezing out your grass if you plant It after the first of October.


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If you live in an area as dry as it is here around Yakima, you may also have to irrigate the plot of land from time to time to make the grass grow. (You folks in the wetter parts of the country are the lucky ones). Once the grass is well up, you can let your chickens run on it if you wish.


Farm Seed, Pasture Grass Seed & Grass Seed For Hay Tips to Select Buy & Plant
Selecting Your Pasture Grass or Farm Seed. Seedland is proud to offer a diverse selection of farm and pasture seed. Whether you need seed for pasture, hay production or forage, legumes or clovers for soil building and forage, seed for cover crop uses, you can count on Seedland to have the latest in seed development.


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Bargain grass seed always seems to contain so many weeds when it comes up that it never turns out to be a bargain after all. Buy the best grade of seed you can find. We prefer a good blend of Kentucky bluegrass here in Yakima, but different grasses grow differently in different climates.


How to Grow Grass for Profit
Our cash crop â grass â really and truly does pay us over $6,000 an acre. And this isn't that expensive illegal grass that you smoke, either. It's plain old ordinary sod. The kind a great number of golf courses, nurseries, landscape contractors, and private parties are always eager to buy.


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How to Seed Grass. Grass is a vital part of any livestock enterprise and is the cheapest feed available. Effective use can only be achieved by considering a range of agronomic features including grass mixture choice, soil type and fertilizer type.


How to Plant Pasture Grass Seed
They may look simple and beautiful to grow, but pastures can take years to fully develop into lush, full grass. This holds true especially when you are growing a very large amount of pasture grass, because it is a challenge to care for large amounts of land.


Starting Cultivation of Land on a Farm
Before you start plowing up sod, itâs important to know what kind of soil you are working with, so you can improve it and amend it as needed for growing the best crops and pasture grasses for animals. Looking at soil texture and fertility and amending as needed are the first steps to preparing your land for planting.


How to Plant Pasture Grass Seed
Remove all weeds before you plant your pasture grass. The easiest way to do this is to use a sprayer and apply a herbicide. Wait at least 10 days after you spray the herbicide to plant your seed. You may need to apply two applications of herbicide to get rid of all of the weeds.


NAHL Draft 2016
Here are few minimums you have to meet to be drafted into the NAHL: 1  Any player, from any country who is under 21. 2  Any player not protected/tendered by an NAHL team.  Any player who played less than 10 NAHL games the season before.


USHL (Tier I)
Teams will have their training camps/tryouts in June and July. Teams will typically have 60-80 players at their training camps. 30 of the players at the camp are returning players or drafted players that the team has protected. The remaining 30-50 players are invited by the team.


USHL (Tier I)
USHL (Tier I) The procurement of players for USHL teams follows a cycle that emphasizes drafting players at an age when players are physically and mentally mature enough to play a regular shift in the USHL. But don't forget that Tier I Junior hockey is a for-profit business.


USHL (Tier I)
Because the USHL is a relatively small league with only 15 teams, and each team only drafts a small number of players relative to other leagues, there are plenty of undrafted players who make the USHL every year. 5.Teams take their 25-man roster to the USHL's Fall Classic at the end of September 2011.


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Good article. The experience of lacing them up and trying out for any club is valuable. Players need to be prepared when a roster spot is on the line. Attending a tryout with little or no knowledge can leave a player vulnerable at any level.


NAHL Draft 2016
NAHL Draft 2016. The NAHL Draft 2016 (click here) will take play in early June as it does every season. Although it is called an âentry draft,â any player under 21 can be chosen. NAHL Draft 2016 Format. The format of the NAHL draft is not all that different from the NAHL or any other junior league.


NAHL Draft 2016
Who Actually Gets Picked in the NAHL Draft 2016. The typical player chosen in the NAHL Draft 2016 will be American, likely playing midget-aged hockey and likely ready to make a team the next season. Usually, but not always, teams will contact the player long before the draft to indicate their interest and gauge the playerâs plans and willingness to play for the team.


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Mike, that is an awsome idea. Every junior team in the country should make their lists available. Transparency would show a lot more than who is rostered. Then again, I am aware of more than a few tendered players who did not make the roster in camp in the NAHL and multiple Tier III leagues.


USHL (Tier I)
The Fall Classic is a pre-season event where all of the USHL teams gather in one USHL location to play in front of over 100 NHL scouts and all NCAA Division I schools. 6.Right after the Fall Classic and prior to October 1, 2012, each team will reduce their roster to 23.


NAHL Draft 2016
Players chosen in the NAHL draft can attend camps and tryouts in other leagues, but they cannot attend those of another NAHL team. Non-drafted players can still get invited to NAHL camps and try out for teams.


CPRRenewal Course
CPR and AED Renewal Course Description. If you have had a prior CPR/AED certification course in the past 5 years, then you need a renewal course. This online course is the easiest and best way to do that. Coaches, babysitters, teachers, lifeguards, students, or anyone that requires a renewal of their CPR Certification, can take this course. You'll have instant access to online training materials.


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NEW 2015 AHA Guidelines for CPR & ECC BLS Courses. 1  100% classroom training means students are with an AHA instructor for their entire learning experience. 2  AHA Blended Learning courses combine the flexibility of online training with in person skills practice and testing. Through a variety of eLearning assets such as dramatizations, eSimulations, animations, self-directed learning, and interactive activities, this course teaches students BLS knowledge and skills.


2015 Guidelines BLS Course Options
BLS - Instructor-Led Training. The BLS Instructor-led course teaches both single-rescuer and team basic life support skills for application in both prehospital and in-facility environments, with a focus on High-Quality CPR and team dynamics.


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Online CPR & First Aid Certification Classes. 1  Nationally Accepted Certification. 2  Instant Access to 2-year certification that you can print from your printer. 3  Free Wallet Card is mailed the same day.  Includes New 2015 ECC Guidelines & National Emergency Response Organization 1  Standard. Includes Compression-Only by Stander-Initiated CPR Techniques.


Online CPR Recertification And CPR Renewal
An expired CPR recertification can cost your job or cost someone their lives! Discover the newest techniques and be confident enough to give the proper assistance when an emergency arises. Online CPR renewal is just $14.99! Add a second certificate for $12 and additional ones for $6 each.


CPR Recertification
How to Renew Your CPR Certification. There are a few different ways to renew your CPR certification. If you hold an American Heart Association or American Red Cross certification, then you can retake a review or challenge course through one of their programs. A review course is simply a review of the material followed up with an exam.


CPR & FIRST AID CERTIFICATION
We understand that your employer can choose to accept or deny a training certificate, so CPR Select offers a 30-days money back guarantee. In the rare case that your CPR training certificate is not accepted by your employer, or does not comply with your requirements, we will issue you a 100% refund.


Online CPR Recertification And CPR Renewal
Online BLS CPR Recertification. Completing the BLS CPR recertification will not only teach lifesaving techniques but will also increase marketability in today's health care industry. This BLS CPR renewal course teaches the various emergency resuscitation techniques used on adults, children, and infants.


CPR Renewal & Recertification
CPR recertification courses allow you to refresh your memory, renew your skills and stay up to date on the latest techniques. Designed for those whose credentials are still valid but near expiration, our abbreviated CPR renewal courses take less time than our standard CPR classes, and allow you to maintain certification for an additional two years.


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Knowing the IP address of the default gateway on your home or business network is important information if you want to successfully troubleshoot a network problem.


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To specify a default connection by using the Network Connections folder. Open the Network Connections folder and view available connections. Right-click the VPN or dial-up connection, and then click Set as Default Connection. To specify a default connection by using Internet Options. Open Internet Explorer.


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Knowing the IP address of the default gateway on your home or business network is important information if you want to successfully troubleshoot a network problem. In most cases, the default gateway IP address is the private IP address assigned to your router.


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Open Internet Explorer. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options. Click the Connections tab. On the Connections tab, in Dial-up and Virtual Private Network settings, select either Dial whenever a network connection is not present or Always dial my default connection.


How to Find Your Default Gateway IP Address
By Tim Fisher. Knowing the IP address of the default gateway on your home or business network is important information if you want to successfully troubleshoot a network problem. In most cases, the default gateway IP address is the private IP address assigned to your router.


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On the Tools menu, click Internet Options. Click the Connections tab. On the Connections tab, in Dial-up and Virtual Private Network settings, select either Dial whenever a network connection is not present or Always dial my default connection.


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To specify a default connection by using the Network Connections folder. Open the Network Connections folder and view available connections. Right-click the VPN or dial-up connection, and then click Set as Default Connection.


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Type the characters you see in the picture above; if you can't read them, submit the form and a new image will be generated. Not case sensitive. Read our instructions carefully below for post op care for laminectomy, discectomy or fusion procedures. Pay specific attention to symptoms we suggest reporting to our office. For any additional questions please contact us.


Laminectomy
Laminectomy is usually done for back pain that continues after medical treatment, or when the back pain is accompanied by symptoms of nerve damage, such as numbness or weakness in the legs. There may be other reasons for your healthcare provider to recommend a laminectomy.


Laminectomy
In the hospital. After the surgery you will be taken to the recovery room for observation. Once your blood pressure, pulse, and breathing are stable and you are alert, you will be taken to your hospital room. Laminectomy usually requires a hospital stay of one or more days.


Laminectomy
1 The surgeon will make an incision over the selected vertebra. 2  The surgeon will spread the back muscles apart.  The lamina (bony arch of the posterior part of the vertebra) is removed to relieve the pressure on the nerves in the area. This may involve removing bone spurs or growths, or removing all or part of a disk.


Laminectomy
Laminectomy is a type of surgery in which a surgeon removes part or all of the vertebral bone (lamina). This helps relieve compression of the spinal cord or the nerve roots that may be caused by injury, herniated disk, spinal stenosis (narrowing of the canal), or tumors.


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Most patients are usually able to go home 2-5 days after surgery. Before patients go home, physical therapists and occupational therapists work with patients and instruct them on proper techniques of getting in and out of bed and walking independently.


Discectomy, Fusion or Lumbar Laminectomy Postoperative Instructions
Lumbar Laminectomy, Discectomy, or Fusion Postoperative Instructions. Read our instructions carefully below for post op care for laminectomy, discectomy or fusion procedures. Pay specific attention to symptoms we suggest reporting to our office. For any additional questions please contact us.


Laminectomy
1 The surgeon will spread the back muscles apart. 2  The lamina (bony arch of the posterior part of the vertebra) is removed to relieve the pressure on the nerves in the area. This may involve removing bone spurs or growths, or removing all or part of a disk.  In some cases, spinal fusion may be performed at the same time.


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After the shower, patients should change the bandage, and dry off the surgical area. The dressing should otherwise be changed every 2-3 days when at home. Patients should not take a bath until the wound has completely healed, which is usually around 2 weeks after surgery.


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The skin is closed using stitches or surgical staples. A sterile bandage is applied, and is changed daily while in the hospital. The total surgery time is approximately 1 _ to 3 hours, depending on the number of spinal levels involved.


Depron
Depron sheets are often used in the manufacturing of R/C electric model aircraft. In non-hobby modeling, Depron is a popular choice for architectural models and food trays. Because of the extrusion manufacturing process, XPS does not require facers to maintain its thermal or physical property performance.


Depron vs Foam Board
It tends to be a little breezy in this part of Australia and Depron models donât cope well in anything more than a couple of km/hr. For this reason, the increased weight of foam board is actually a benefit as it produces a model that is more able to cope with the wind.


Depron
DepronÂ® is a type of extruded, closed-cell polystyrene foam (XPS) originally developed as heavy-duty flooring insulation. The closed-cell construction offers improved surface roughness, higher stiffness and reduced thermal conductivity for use as insulation. The density range is about 28â45 kg/m3.


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What is Lupron? Lupron (leuprolide) overstimulates the body's own production of certain hormones, which causes that production to shut down temporarily. Leuprolide reduces the amount of testosterone in men or estrogen in women. Lupron is used in men to treat the symptoms of prostate cancer.


Welcome to RCFoam!
Depron Foam! RCFoam is now the exclusive supplier to North America for Depron and other SelitÂ® manufactured foam products. Sometimes it's a challenge to find a true wholesale distributor instead of a retailer that offers wholesale or bulk discounts, and the difference is usually about 20% in price. Well you found us!


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Likes: 0. Points: 0. I have no first hand experience with the two but I have done ALOT of reasearch and what phalaris said is true. Depron is the stiffer of the two but with the stiffness makes it snap. EPP is durible and flexs alot and takes a bit of carbon rods to prevent wing flex. It is also harder to make groves for the rods (Dave Powers recomends using a solder iron to melt a grove)


Now shipping to the USA and Worldwideâ¦..
We have the most comprehensive range of Depron products and stock large quantities ensuring continuous supply. We also carry many products associated with Depron foam, such as our range of adhesives. DepronÂ® is an extruded polystyrene foam product, manufactured into sheets of a standard size. It is extremely lightweight and moisture resistant. Developed as a high performance Wall and Floor Insulation, now Depron has a wide variety of uses such as food packaging, but more recently in Modeling due to itâs light weight and rigity.


Polystyrene
Bottom of a vacuum-formed cup; note how fine details such as the glass and fork food contact materials symbol and the resin identification code symbol are easily molded. Polystyrene (PS) /ËpÉliËstaÉªriËn/ is a synthetic aromatic polymer made from the monomer styrene. Polystyrene can be solid or foamed. General-purpose polystyrene is clear, hard, and rather brittle. It is an inexpensive resin per unit weight.


Depron vs Foam Board
Depron is easy to work with. It can be cold formed by rolling it over the table edge and cut easily with a scalpel type blade. You have to take care when gluing Depron as anything with a solvent in it will melt the foam. Even hot glue can be a problem when it gets really hot.


Depron vs Foam Board
Posted by RedTwenty | Nov 2, 2013 | Featured, Plans and Scratch Building | 6 |. For a long time, if we wanted to build a lightweight electric parkfly model we reached for the Depron. Now we have this âfoam boardâ to considerâ¦.


10 Steps to Budgeting for Your Kitchen Remodel
2. Know how the costs will break down. Labor will consume anywhere from 20 to 35 percent of your project costs. Cabinets can also devour a big chunk of your kitchen remodel budget.he average cost of an upscale kitchen remodel is more than $80,000, but three factors should determine whether you want to spend that much. The first is how much you can afford to spend.


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Calculate your Home Renovation Costs Online. Our easy to use home renovation cost calculators allow you to get project cost estimates online. Home Renovation Estimate â provides the most sophisticated online home renovation cost calculator and is totally free.n addition to our fully functioning online home renovation cost calculator, we offer a free contractor and professional service directory. Also available is free information for home owners and contractors in our Home Renovation Estimate Blog. The home Renovation Estimate website is complete free to use.


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Enter your zip code to get started. According to costs reported by ImproveNet members, the average bathroom remodel costed approximately $7,920 in 2014, with most homeowners spending between $6,000 and $9,000.athroom Renovation Costs. When potential buyers look at a home, the bathroom is one of the key rooms that they focus on to determine whether the property is a good buy. Of course, the bathroom is also one of the most commonly used rooms in the entire home.


Cost of Kitchen Remodeling
According to the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA), the largest expense in a kitchen remodel is cabinetry, which can account for about 30 percent. After labor, appliances are the next biggest expense, eating up about 15 percent of the budget. Countertops are about 10 percent, and flooring makes up 7 percent.very remodeling project is unique, and costs vary depending on the homeowner's budget, tastes, and priorities (a minor redo can be $5,000, while an upscale overhaul can easily top $75,000).


Drink Water to Avoid Dehydration and Foot Pain
Dehydration and foot pain are somewhat linked, at least in the case of gout attacks. Gout occurs when an excess amount of uric acid is left in the system. Either your body makes too much of the acid or your kidney fails to release enough.


Whatâs Causing Your Leg Pain, Burning and Numbness?
Rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disease, attacks the lining of the joints, also causing inflammation and pain. Although arthritis is a joint disease, the pain it causes can be felt in the surrounding leg and foot muscles. âAny joint under stress can cause pain,â Wedro says.


WebMD Â® Fitness & Exercise Community
They are clearly visible and appear to be pressing out of my skin. I am a extremely physically healthy male who does not smoke or drink much at all. -Pain outer shin -Took 2 month break (No help) -Small lumps appear to line both outer shins and ankles -Can't run far or jump without pain Thank you for all your help.


Drink Water to Avoid Dehydration and Foot Pain
Drink Water to Avoid Dehydration and Foot Pain. Drinking more water is sometimes easier said than done. However, there are a lot of things that can help make it easier. For instance, infuse your water with some mint, orange slices, or watermelon. Thereâs also an app called Waterlogged that can help you stay on the hydrated track.


Whatâs Causing Your Leg Pain, Burning and Numbness?
Electrolytes transmit signals that support nerve, heart and muscle function, and affect the amount of water in your body as well. But certain medications; dehydration; and conditions like diarrhea and kidney disease can alter your electrolyte balance. When electrolyte levels become too low, it can cause leg pain.


WebMD Â® Fitness & Exercise Community
For the past 5 months I have had serious pain in my shins which has effected my ability to play on the field and even run and jump. I am extremely fast , 4.28s 40 , and I rely heavily on my speed and ability to run.


Animate a chart or table
Or you may want to explain a table row by row. To add animation to charts, follow these steps: 1  You can add animation to charts. 2  Bar charts look good with a wipe up or wipe right effect.3  Click the animationâs item in the task pane, and choose Effect Options. 4  Click the Chart Animation tab.r you may want to explain a table row by row. To add animation to charts, follow these steps: 1  You can add animation to charts. 2  Bar charts look good with a wipe up or wipe right effect.


I want to animate individual cells, rows, or columns in my table
Press and hold CTRL while you click the parts of the table that you want to animate, and then in the Arrange group, click Group, and then click Group in the drop-down list. On the Animations tab, in the Animations group, click Custom Animation.In the Custom Animation task pane, click Add Effect, and then do one or more of the following: To make the shapes enter with an effect, point to Entrance, and then click an effect.To add an effect (such as a spin effect) to the shapes, point to Emphasis, and then click an effect.f you want to reuse the table later in this presentation or another presentation, you should make a copy of the slide first. Click the table, and then on the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click Copy. In the Clipboard group, click the arrow under Paste, and then click Paste Special.


How to animate a PowerPoint chart or table
1 Click Slide Show on the Standard toolbar and choose Custom Animation. 2  In PowerPoint 2007, click the Animations tab and choose Custom Animation. 3  Select the chart. 4  To add a Wipe effect, when PowerPoint displays the chart, click Add Effect, choose Entrance, select Wipe, and click OK. Click the Chart Animation tab. 2  Choose the appropriate object from the Group Chart drop-down control to animate the chart as a single object, by series, by category, or by the elements in the series or category. 3  Click OK. 4  Right-click the chart or table and choose Grouping.


How to animate a PowerPoint chart or table
1 In PowerPoint 2007, click the Animations tab and choose Custom Animation. 2  Select the chart. 3  To add a Wipe effect, when PowerPoint displays the chart, click Add Effect, choose Entrance, select Wipe, and click OK. Click the Chart Animation tab. 2  Choose the appropriate object from the Group Chart drop-down control to animate the chart as a single object, by series, by category, or by the elements in the series or category. 3  Click OK. 4  Right-click the chart or table and choose Grouping.


Animate a chart or table
To add animation to charts, follow these steps: 1  You can add animation to charts. 2  Click the animationâs item in the task pane, and choose Effect Options. 3  Click the Chart Animation tab. 4  Use the drop-down list to animate the chart as one object, by series, by category, or by the elements in the series or category.r you may want to explain a table row by row. To add animation to charts, follow these steps: 1  You can add animation to charts. 2  Bar charts look good with a wipe up or wipe right effect.


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A transition animates the way one slide changes to the next. To add a transition, see Add transitions between slides. Select the object or text on the slide that you want to animate. On the Animations tab, click Add Animation, and pick an animation effect.Note To apply additional animation effects to the same object, see Apply multiple animation effects to one object, or to add a motion path, see Add a motion path animation effect.o add a transition, see Add transitions between slides. Select the object or text on the slide that you want to animate. On the Animations tab, click Add Animation, and pick an animation effect.


I want to animate individual cells, rows, or columns in my table
If you want to reuse the table later in this presentation or another presentation, you should make a copy of the slide first. Click the table, and then on the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click Copy. In the Clipboard group, click the arrow under Paste, and then click Paste Special.Click Picture (Enhanced Metafile) , and then click OK. Enhanced metafile format helps to prevent the pasted table image table from degrading.f you want to reuse the table later in this presentation or another presentation, you should make a copy of the slide first. Click the table, and then on the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click Copy. In the Clipboard group, click the arrow under Paste, and then click Paste Special.


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2. Go to the Animations tab. In the 2007 and 2010 versions of PowerPoint, this tab is located at the top of the page, next to Transitions. You can either open the Animation pane in 2010, or use the drop down list.In 2007, use Custom animation.d. 2. Go to the Animations tab. In the 2007 and 2010 versions of PowerPoint, this tab is located at the top of the page, next to Transitions. You can either open the Animation pane in 2010, or use the drop down list. In 2007, use Custom animation.


Animate a table or chart in PowerPoint 2007 & later
For PowerPoint 2010 and 2013: 1  Go to Animations tab and click Add Animation. 2  From the Entrance section, choose the type of animation you want. 3  Adjust the parameters of the effect, such as the timing and how it starts.ere are the steps for PowerPoint 2007 and later: 1  Select the table or chart and cut it to the Clipboard (Ctrl+X). 2  In the Paste Special dialog box, scroll down and choose Picture (Windows Metafile) or Picture (Enhanced Metafile). 3  A metafile is a vector type of image. 4  Click OK.


How to animate a table in PowerPoint
There is a trick to animate each individual cell in a PowerPoint slide Table. In order to do this, you need to ungroup the table cells and then apply different animation effects to each individual cell. This is a good way to show animated cells or letting cells appearing at once.Next time you need to animate a table in PowerPoint remember what you have learned in this article.n order to do this, you need to ungroup the table cells and then apply different animation effects to each individual cell. This is a good way to show animated cells or letting cells appearing at once. Next time you need to animate a table in PowerPoint remember what you have learned in this article.


Paid leave in private industry over the past 20 years
(See table 1.) Also, by comparison, the employer cost per employee hour worked for paid leave was $1.09 or 6.8 percent of total compensation in March 1992. This issue of BEYOND THE NUMBERS looks at the changes in employer costs and in different paid leave benefits for private industry workers over the past two decades.


Paid leave in private industry over the past 20 years
The average number increased by 2 vacation days for 1, 10, and 20 years of service. In contrast, the average number of annual paid holidays declined from 10 days in 1992â1993 to 8 days in 2012. 4 (See table 3.)


How to Set a Fair Vacation Policy for Your Small Team
Time-off policies themselves tend to fall into one of three broad groups: 1  Employees get a fixed number of vacation days at the beginning of a work year. 2  Employees get a certain number of vacation days each year, but unused days roll over. 3  Employees have unlimited vacation days.


Paid leave in private industry over the past 20 years
The number of days increased with years of service, rising from 10 days with 1 year of service to 17 days with 20 years. In contrast, the average number of days increased modestly with length of service in 2012, from 8 days for 1 year of service to 10 days after 20 years of service. 6 Table 3. Average number of days provided and tenure by paid leave provision for full-time private industry workers, 1992â1993 and 2012 Characteristic Average number of days by length of service


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At minimum, the company suggests, any policy should include: â 1 Who is eligible for PTO. 2  The amount of PTO provided. 3  How PTO time accumulates. 4  Whether they can carry over from year to year, and if so, how many. 5  The use of PTO during FMLA leave, if your company is subject to the lawâ.


How to Set a Fair Vacation Policy for Your Small Team
Itâs up to each individual company to determine how many days off an employee receives. Paychex subsidiary SurePayroll recently conducted a survey of 259 small business owners to find out how much paid time off they offer employees, and three-quarters of respondents said 10 days or less.


Paid leave in private industry over the past 20 years
The estimates for these surveys of private industry were weighted to produce estimates for all private industry for the 1992â1993 period. 1  Table 1. Access to paid holidays, vacations, sick leave benefits, and other paid leave benefits for private industry workers, 1992â1993 and 2012.


Paid Time Off Policy (PTO) Pros and Cons
In a study conducted by the WorldatWork Association in September 2014, the average number of PTO days offered by employers was: Less than one year of service: 16 days. 1-2 years of service: 18 days. 3-4 years of service: 19 days. 5-6 years of service: 22 days. 7-8 years of service: 23 days.


How to Set a Fair Vacation Policy for Your Small Team
Payroll software provider Execupay has some helpful guidelines for creating a paid-time-off policy. 1  At minimum, the company suggests, any policy should include: â 2 Who is eligible for PTO. 3  The amount of PTO provided. 4  How PTO time accumulates. 5  Whether they can carry over from year to year, and if so, how many.


Paid leave in private industry over the past 20 years
In contrast, the average number of annual paid holidays declined from 10 days in 1992â1993 to 8 days in 2012. (See table 3.) Paid sick leave for full-time workers became more widespread over the 1992â1993 span, increasing from half of the number of workers in 1992â1993 to about three-fifths of all workers in 2012.


What is a 'Call Option'
DEFINITION of 'Call Option'. An agreement that gives an investor the right (but not the obligation) to buy a stock, bond, commodity, or other instrument at a specified price within a specific time period.n agreement that gives an investor the right (but not the obligation) to buy a stock, bond, commodity, or other instrument at a specified price within a specific time period.


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When you buy a call option, you are buying the right to buy a stock at the strike price, regardless of the stock price in the future before the expiration date.Conversely, you can short or write the call option, giving the buyer the right to buy that stock from you anytime before the option expires.he buyer of the call option has the right, but not the obligation to buy an agreed quantity of a particular commodity or financial instrument (the underlying) from the seller of the option at a certain time (the expiration date) for a certain price (the strike price).


What is a Call Option?
Call Option Definition: A Call Option is security that gives the owner the right to buy 100 shares of a stock or an index at a certain price by a certain date. That certain price is called the strike price, and that certain date is called the expiration date.A call option is defined by the following 4 characteristics: Call Option is security that gives the owner the right to buy 100 shares of a stock or an index at a certain price by a certain date. That certain price is called the strike price, and that certain date is called the expiration date. A call option is defined by the following 4 characteristics:


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For example, if a stock trades at $50 right now and you buy its call option with a $50 strike price, you have the right to purchase that stock for $50 regardless of the current stock price as long as it has not expired.he buyer of the call option has the right, but not the obligation to buy an agreed quantity of a particular commodity or financial instrument (the underlying) from the seller of the option at a certain time (the expiration date) for a certain price (the strike price).


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In your example, buying a $4 strike call option on a stock that is trading at $7 would be worth at least $3 in premium, let's say $3.50. Buying 1 call option contract would cost you $350 (100 shares) and this option's price changes are likely to move in line with the stock. long call option is the simplest way to benefit if you believe that the market will make an upward move and is the most common choice among first time investors.


What is a 'Call Option'
On the other hand, when an investor buys a call option, ... A call option is a contract that gives the buyer, or holder, a right to buy an asset at a predetermined price by or on a ... A covered call is an option strategy you can use to reduce risk on your long position in an asset by writing call options ...n agreement that gives an investor the right (but not the obligation) to buy a stock, bond, commodity, or other instrument at a specified price within a specific time period.


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Example: You purchase the GOOG 500 call option for $25 while Google stock is trading for $500. If GOOG goes up to $550 before expiration, then your call will be worth at least $50. This gives you a 100 percent return on the call option (before counting the cost of the option) with just a 10 percent gain on the stock.That what is meant by the leverage of buying options.xample: You purchase the GOOG 500 call option for $25 while Google stock is trading for $500. If GOOG goes up to $550 before expiration, then your call will be worth at least $50. This gives you a 100 percent return on the call option (before counting the cost of the option) with just a 10 percent gain on the stock.


Call option
The buyer of the call option has the right, but not the obligation to buy an agreed quantity of a particular commodity or financial instrument (the underlying) from the seller of the option at a certain time (the expiration date) for a certain price (the strike price).he buyer of the call option has the right, but not the obligation to buy an agreed quantity of a particular commodity or financial instrument (the underlying) from the seller of the option at a certain time (the expiration date) for a certain price (the strike price).


What Is Option Exercise And Assignment
When you sell an option (a call or a put), you will be assigned stock if your option is in the money at expiration. As the option seller, you have no control over assignment, and it is impossible to know exactly when this could happen.Generally, assignment risk becomes greater closer to expiration.hen you buy an option (a call or a put), you cannot be assigned stock unless you choose to exercise your option. Plain and simple, the purchaser of an option contract will always have the choice to exercise the option, but not the obligation to do so.


Long (finance)
In finance, a long position in a security, such as a stock or a bond, or equivalently to be long in a security, means the holder of the position owns the security and will profit if the price of the security goes up.Going long is the more conventional practice of investing and is contrasted with going short.n finance, a long position in a security, such as a stock or a bond, or equivalently to be long in a security, means the holder of the position owns the security and will profit if the price of the security goes up. Going long is the more conventional practice of investing and is contrasted with going short.


What does a Fashion Designer do?
How to Become a Fashion Designer. Fashion designers create designs for clothing and accessories and bring those designs to fruition, either sewing them on their own or overseeing their creation by employees or manufacturers. Each designer has his or her own aesthetic, and that aesthetic evolves over time as trends and the designerâs vision change.


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The design process, which typically takes between 18 and 24 months, involves the following steps: Researching future fashion trends. Some designers use trend reports that project the particular styles, colors, and fabrics which are expected to be popular for a certain season in the future.


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1 Researching future fashion trends. Some designers use trend reports that project the particular styles, colors, and fabrics which are expected to be popular for a certain season in the future.  Sketching preliminary designs.


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1 The prototype is tried on a model for design adjustments.  Making samples using the actual material, marketing them to clothing retailers, and displaying them at fashion and trade shows. When retailers at the shows place orders, these items can then be manufactured and distributed.


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Fashion designers can't do their job if they aren't able to put their ideas on paper and then make prototypes. In addition, programs such as Adobe Illustrator and the Optitex Pattern Making Suite may also be used by designers to easily modify their ideas and experiment with new looks.


Fashion design
Fashion designers work in a number of ways in designing clothing and accessories such as bracelets and necklace. Because of the time required to bring a garment onto the market, designers must at times anticipate changes to consumer tastes.


Fashion design
Fashion designers may work full-time for one fashion house, as 'in-house designers', which owns the designs. They may work alone or as part of a team. Freelance designers work for themselves, selling their designs to fashion houses, directly to shops, or to clothing manufacturers. The garments bear the buyer's label.


How to Become a Fashion Designer
How long does it take to become a fashion designer? Designers who complete a bachelorâs degree before seeking work in fashion take about four years to start their careers. While most graduates find work in fashion or related fields after school, it can take years for a designer to gain recognition in the industry.


Fashion design
Designers conduct research on fashion trends and interpret them for their audience. They attempt to design clothes which are functional as well as aesthetically pleasing. They consider who is likely to wear a garment and the situations in which it will be worn.


What are some scientific names for Fungi, Monerans, or Protists?
Report Abuse. These are names of groups, they are not names of organisms, so dont have scientific names. common mushroom is fungi and its scientific name is Agaricus. monera means unicellular plant like orgamisms (chlrophyll containing) for ex. spirogyra whose scientific name is also Spirogyra.f you're looking for the scientific names of those kingdoms, you're already done. fungi belong to Fungi, monerans belong to Monera, and protists belong to Protista. If you're looking for species' names, I'll just throw some out there.


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While an organism can have common names in many languages, it possesses only one scientific name, in Latin. This name is unique, only being used once in science to describe an organism. A scientific name has two parts: the genus name, and the species epithet.Equus is the genus name for horses and their close relatives. There can be many species in a genus. Another species in the genus Equus is Equus burchellii, the plains zebra of Africa.ike a scientific name, the answer has two parts. First, not all organisms have a common name. In the Fungi, many species live in the soil and escape notice in everyday life.


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Like a scientific name, the answer has two parts. First, not all organisms have a common name. In the Fungi, many species live in the soil and escape notice in everyday life.Others are not edible, or, at this time, not economically important, and are ignored. These fungi will probably never receive common names, though they all have scientific names.ike a scientific name, the answer has two parts. First, not all organisms have a common name. In the Fungi, many species live in the soil and escape notice in everyday life.


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The fungus genus name Geastrum is a combination of the Latin Ge, meaning earth and astrum, meaning star. The common name used for all the species in this genus is  earthstar . Field guides sometimes translate scientific names into common names because their format requires them.ike a scientific name, the answer has two parts. First, not all organisms have a common name. In the Fungi, many species live in the soil and escape notice in everyday life.


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Plants and fungi species browser. Search through our bank of illustrated plant and fungi profiles. Try our quick search using the common or scientific name. Or for something more specific use the filters to locate species by country, habitat or plant family. Quick search Search by name of plant or fungus.Enter either a common name or scientific name; use part of name where necessary; use singular name (e.g. daisy not daisies): Search by name of plant or fungus.Enter either a common name or scientific name; use part of name where necessary; use singular name (e.g. daisy not daisies): Habitat. Family.r for something more specific use the filters to locate species by country, habitat or plant family. Quick search Search by name of plant or fungus. Enter either a common name or scientific name; use part of name where necessary; use singular name (e.g. daisy not daisies):


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Search through our bank of illustrated plant and fungi profiles. Try our quick search using the common or scientific name.r for something more specific use the filters to locate species by country, habitat or plant family. Quick search Search by name of plant or fungus. Enter either a common name or scientific name; use part of name where necessary; use singular name (e.g. daisy not daisies):


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The scientific name for the whole group is Fungi. (The capital F is important.) However, there are many levels of scientific names covering the different taxonomic levels: kin â¦ gdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species.ikipedia is a good place to find the scientific name of a specific fungus. 4 people found this useful. 1  The Five Major Parts of the Brain At its most basic, the brain controls the body. 2  Electrical impulses are sent along the nervous system to and from the brain that regulate all movement.


Amoeba proteusâ Common names
Many people know organisms only by the common names, or vernacular names. Unlike scientific names, common names are almost always different for speakers of different languages.They may also vary regionally within a language. This tab shows all the common names provided to EOL for this organism from a variety of providers, including EOL curators.nlike scientific names, common names are almost always different for speakers of different languages. They may also vary regionally within a language. This tab shows all the common names provided to EOL for this organism from a variety of providers, including EOL curators.


What are some scientific names for Fungi, Monerans, or Protists?
The scientific names are usually differet from common names and the names i wrote are generic names. each generic name may have many specific names acording to no. of types of the organisms found.f you're looking for the scientific names of those kingdoms, you're already done. fungi belong to Fungi, monerans belong to Monera, and protists belong to Protista. If you're looking for species' names, I'll just throw some out there.


Get educated about edibles: Eight tips for getting right dose
Itâs the same with edibles: If somebody finds an edible they really enjoy, and itâs a 10-milligram gummy and itâs consistent with the dosage and they know how their body will react and how theyâll react psychologically, it becomes their go-to brand.â So experiment with different brands.


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It is possible, however, to test positive 7+ days. Frequent, regular cannabis consumers should not be surprised to test positive for a minimum of one week to 10 days after their last use and up to 100+ days thereafter.


How long do edibles (weed) stay in your system?
I just had a test done 4 days ago got the results and im still positive and i haven't smokes or ate anything in 3 months. Im 5'10 260 pounds and im im active. So i think it just depends on the person.


How long do edibles (weed) stay in your system?
For occasional users about 3 weeks to 30 days, for regular users about 30-45 days, for HEVAY users about 45-60 days, and these times are extended if you're overweight and don't exercise or hydrate properly.


On average, how long does it take to get edible marijuana treats out of your urine?
Not Medical Advice: There is no simple answer to how long the THC from Marijuana will stay in a person's system. The length of time depends on the individual's metabolism, the half-life of the THC consumed, and how much is consumed. The half-life of THC varies greatly from plant to plant, so that in itself can be anywhere from 1 to 10 days. A best guess for an average would be 3 to 30 days for it to completely leave a person's system and out of a urine screen.


Get educated about edibles: Eight tips for getting right dose
Get educated about edibles: Eight tips for getting right dose. 5. Different brands, different consistency: âSome people have a different reaction or experience with infused chocolates or infused gummies, and one will often work better than the other for somebody,â said Giddy Up.


How long do edibles (weed) stay in your system?
I use it medicinally in many forms and I tested how long it stays in my system, I'm in great shape and hydrate regularly but I smoke heavily everyday and it took me almost 2 and half months to get clean! Regardless of smoking, gaping, eating, using lotions, or even tinctures the times are the same!


How long do edibles (weed) stay in your system?
It can be detected in your blood for six to eight weeks after your last toke, and in your hair for a good six months beyond that...and more and more agencies are testing your hair for evidence of drug use. It can take up to 4-10 days, depends on how potent it is.


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An additional 1,525 individuals who self-reported as homeless were in the Harris County Jail on the night of the count, and when added to the total of those defined as homeless by HUD, the total number of homeless individuals in the region is 6,876.


Houston
Houston is the most diverse city in Texas and has been described as the most diverse in the United States. It is home to many cultural institutions and exhibits, which attract more than 7 million visitors a year to the Museum District.


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Measured in terms of the total number of persons accessing homeless services in a year, there were 27,728 individuals who accessed some type of homeless service in 2013, as captured by HMIS. Click here to view the 2014 Homeless Count Executive Summary. Posted in: HOMELESSNESS IN HOUSTON.


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Information from the 2014 Houston Homeless Count indicates that on a given night there are approximately 5,351 homeless persons in our area according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Developmentâs (HUD) definition of homelessness, including 2,291 people living unsheltered and 3,060 living in sheltered facilities.


College Terminology
Prerequisite: A class that must be taken before you can take a different class. (For example, Astronomy 100 may be a prerequisite for Astronomy 200.) Private university: A university that is privately-funded. Tuition for a private college or university (before scholarships and grants) is the same for all students.


College Terminology
Credit Hour: The number of hours assigned to a specific class. This is usually the number of hours per week you are in the class. The number of credit hours you enroll in determines whether you are a full-time student or a part-time student. Doctorate: Highest academic degree.


About the College
Grade Point Average (GPA) - A student's grade point average is the equivalent of his or her average for curriculum course work. Each letter grade has an equivalent point value: A = 4 points, B = 3 points, C = 2, D = 1 and F = 0.


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how long is 1 school term? I'm filling out this scholarship information, and its asking for my grades. it says, if i'm a highschool senior or havent completed 1 full term or semester in college, then enter highschool grades. i've completed one quarter in college, and im 2 weeks from finishing my second.


College Terminology
Associateâs degree: A type of degree awarded to students at a US community college, usually after two years of classes. Audit: To attend a class without receiving academic credit. Bachelorâs degree: A degree awarded to undergraduates, usually after four years of college classes. Commencement: Day of graduation.


How long is 1 school term?
How long is 1 school term? I'm filling out this scholarship information, and its asking for my grades. it says, if i'm a highschool senior or havent completed 1 full term or semester in college, then enter highschool grades. i've completed one quarter in college, and im 2 weeks from finishing my second. how long is a term? i... show more I'm filling out this scholarship information, and its asking for my grades. it says, if i'm a highschool senior or havent completed 1 full term or semester in college, then enter highschool grades. i've completed one quarter in college, and im 2 weeks from finishing my second.  show more I'm filling out this scholarship information, and its asking for my grades.


About the College
Associate Degree - The Associate Degree is granted upon completion of a program of at least two, but less than four years of full-time equivalent college work. Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees are conferred upon students who successfully complete programs designed for transfer to a senior college.


About the College
Full-Time Enrollment/Part-Time Enrollment - A full-time student is enrolled in 12 or more credit hours in a semester (full-time status for a summer term is 12 credit hours). A part-time student is enrolled in less than 12 credit hours in a semester.


coma
Coma, from the Greek word koma, meaning deep sleep, is a state of extreme unresponsiveness, in which an individual exhibits no voluntary movement or behavior. Furthermore, in a deep coma, even painful stimuli (actions which, when performed on a healthy individual, result in reactions) are unable to affect any response, and normal reflexes may be lost.


Definition of 'unresponsiveness'
I felt his emotional unresponsiveness would prevent the formation of a working alliance.


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Unresponsiveness definition: the quality of tending not to respond readily to stimuli , questions , etc | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples English Dictionary | Thesaurus | Translator | Grammar | Scrabble | Blog


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If someone can't or won't respond, we call them unresponsive. Depending on the context, a person's unresponsiveness can be just a bummer or a life-threatening condition. Take this word piece by piece. Un- means not, as usual.


coma
The Glasgow Coma Scale is a system of examining a comatose patient. It is helpful for evaluating the depth of the coma, tracking the patient's progress, and predicting (somewhat) the ultimate outcome of the coma. The Glasgow Coma Scale assigns a different number of points for exam results in three different categories: opening the eyes, verbal response (using words or voice to respond), and motor response (moving a part of the body).


unresponsive
unresponsive If someone can't or won't respond, we call them unresponsive. Depending on the context, a person's unresponsiveness can be just a bummer or a life-threatening condition. Take this word piece by piece. Un-means not, as usual.


Definition of 'unresponsiveness'
Used Occasionally. unresponsiveness is one of the 30000 most commonly used words in the Collins dictionary.


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unresponsiveness definition: Noun (uncountable) 1. The state of being unresponsive....


coma
Coma lies on a spectrum with other alterations in consciousness. The level of consciousness required by, for example, someone reading this passage lies at one extreme end of the spectrum, while complete brain death lies at the other end of the spectrum. In between are such states as obtundation, drowsiness, and stupor.


How much does it cost in Jamaica?
NEWSPAPERS jamaica has two major newspapers: The Jamaica Gleaner and The Jamaica Observer. The cost of the weekday (monday to saturday) papers for each is $25 jamaican dollars. thats around US $0.35.- on Sundays, these two papers (along with another third paper, the Herald) cost $65 each. thats less than a buck.US $0.91 cents to be exact. -there are other papers, mostly tabloids for around JA$25-$50 each.E: How much does it cost in Jamaica? I would like to know average prices of daily-used things in Jamaica, for example: bread, milk, books, CD's, newspapers, limonade...etc.


Help Center - How much does it cost to mail a CD?
1 The stiffness of the CD and cardboard adds a $0.22 non-machinable surcharge to the $0.71 2-ounce letter rate. 2  The cardboard must be thin, to stay under the 1/4-inch thickness requirement. 3  One sheet of poster board (for example) could be cut to mail many CDs. If you mail the jewel case you will always have to pay the more expensive parcel rate. 2  Cost: $2.94 (5-ounce parcel rate). 3  Mail the CD in a jewel or slim case, enclosed in the SwapaCD Wrapper. 4  Please note, most jewel cases are broken when using this shipping method, but the CDs arrive safely.


Publication 519 (2017), U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens
The child must appear in person at the Passport Office unless he or she is less than three years old. The cost of applying for a passport is $1500 Jamaican (about $25 USD) for children up to the age of 18, and $2500 Jamaican (about $40 USD) for those over 18.Two passport photos must be presented along with the new birth certificate or the Adoption Order, if one has been issued.he child must appear in person at the Passport Office unless he or she is less than three years old. The cost of applying for a passport is $1500 Jamaican (about $25 USD) for children up to the age of 18, and $2500 Jamaican (about $40 USD) for those over 18.


Help Center - How much does it cost to mail a CD?
1 Using a 8.5x11 envelope is not allowed for the letter rate. 2  Cost: $0.93 (2-ounce letter rate plus 22-cent non-machinable surcharge): 3  Wrap the CD and 1 to 2 pieces of non-corrugated (cereal box-type) cardboard with the SwapaCD Wrapper. If you mail the jewel case you will always have to pay the more expensive parcel rate. 2  Cost: $2.94 (5-ounce parcel rate). 3  Mail the CD in a jewel or slim case, enclosed in the SwapaCD Wrapper. 4  Please note, most jewel cases are broken when using this shipping method, but the CDs arrive safely.


How much does it cost in Jamaica?
RE: How much does it cost in Jamaica? I would like to know average prices of daily-used things in Jamaica, for example: bread, milk, books, CD's, newspapers, limonade...etc.E: How much does it cost in Jamaica? I would like to know average prices of daily-used things in Jamaica, for example: bread, milk, books, CD's, newspapers, limonade...etc.


Help Center - How much does it cost to mail a CD?
1 If you carefully wrap your package to make it flat and rectangular you can check with your local Post Office and they may charge you $0.71 for the letter rate. 2  Cost: $2.94 (5-ounce parcel rate). 3  Mail the entire jewel case in a small bubble wrap envelope. If you mail the jewel case you will always have to pay the more expensive parcel rate. 2  Cost: $2.94 (5-ounce parcel rate). 3  Mail the CD in a jewel or slim case, enclosed in the SwapaCD Wrapper. 4  Please note, most jewel cases are broken when using this shipping method, but the CDs arrive safely.


Help Center - How much does it cost to mail a CD?
1 Cost: $2.54 (2-ounce parcel rate). 2  Wrap the CD with a sheet of bubble wrap and then enclose it in the SwapaCD Wrapper. 3  The USPS has told us that using bubble wrap will cause the package to be irregularly shaped which will make it parcel rate. If you mail the jewel case you will always have to pay the more expensive parcel rate. 2  Cost: $2.94 (5-ounce parcel rate). 3  Mail the CD in a jewel or slim case, enclosed in the SwapaCD Wrapper. 4  Please note, most jewel cases are broken when using this shipping method, but the CDs arrive safely.


Help Center - How much does it cost to mail a CD?
1 If you mail the jewel case you will always have to pay the more expensive parcel rate. 2  Cost: $2.94 (5-ounce parcel rate). 3  Mail the CD in a jewel or slim case, enclosed in the SwapaCD Wrapper. 4  Please note, most jewel cases are broken when using this shipping method, but the CDs arrive safely. If you mail the jewel case you will always have to pay the more expensive parcel rate. 2  Cost: $2.94 (5-ounce parcel rate). 3  Mail the CD in a jewel or slim case, enclosed in the SwapaCD Wrapper. 4  Please note, most jewel cases are broken when using this shipping method, but the CDs arrive safely.


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* The rigidity causes the parcel rate to be used instead of the Large Envelope rate,. You MIGHT be able to use the Large Envelope rate for some of these. The weight includes one CD or DVD, the case, and the package. It does not include a printed paper insert for the DVD case or jewel case.The total cost does NOT include CD/DVD, ink to print on the CD, or the paper for the printed insert.If you are shipping a movie in its DVD case or a music album in its jewel case, expect some extra weight from the printed material.he CD or DVD itself is most of the one ounce solution, weighing 0.58oz. I use the white printable CDs if I want a nice label. That is the only type I buy anymore, as they are now inexpensive. Paper labels are not advisable for long term reliability, and add to the cost and weight.


SELLERS How to reduce postage costs on CDs DVDs & tapes
The CD jewel case protects the CD disc-I have only had about 0.3% failure rate, and even then the CD is protected-a new jewel case only costs about 50 cents-you can send a new one to the buyer if they complain-You'll only need to do this very rarely.lease sign in to vote on this Guide. Minimising your postage costs will make your bottom line (item cost + postage cost) more competitive, and thereby attract more bids. Australia Post prices quoted below were correct as of 18.10.2008.


Nutrition and Feeding of the Cow-Calf Herd: Production Cycle Nutrition and Nutrient Requirements of Cows, Pregnant Heifers and Bulls
Postpartum (after calving) is the 80 to 90 day period that begins at calving. It is the period of greatest nutritional demand (Table 1 & 2). Cows must lactate, repair their reproductive tracts, resume heat cycles, breed, increase activity and, if young, grow. All these processes put considerable strain on the cow.


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However, a calf that has undergone a difficult birth or has not had an opportunity to nurse within one to two hours after birth should be fed colostrum. Feed fresh or slowly thawed frozen colostrum at 5 to 6 percent of the calfâs body weight (about 2 quarts for an 80-pound calf) within the first six hours of life. Then feed the same amount again about 12 hours after birth. This may be done using a stomach tube if the calf is too weak to nurse.


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In addition to calf losses, weak calves and longer postpartum intervals (the time between calving and return to cycling) can result from difficult calving. Underfeeding cows and heifers before calving does not decrease calving difficulty but can instead reduce calf vigor.


Nutrition and Feeding of the Cow-Calf Herd: Production Cycle Nutrition and Nutrient Requirements of Cows, Pregnant Heifers and Bulls
For example, an 1100 pound cow in the pre-calving period would need to eat 22.7 lbs (dry matter basis) of a feed that was 54.6 TDN and 8.6% crude protein to meet her requirements. You have hay on farm that was 85% DM, 55% TDN, and 10% CP.


Nutrition and Feeding of the Cow-Calf Herd: Production Cycle Nutrition and Nutrient Requirements of Cows, Pregnant Heifers and Bulls
Pre-calving is the period 50 to 60 days immediately before calving. This is the most critical period of the year. Cows must reach or preferably maintain body condition score 5 or 6 during this period. Cows must calve in body condition score 5 or greater to have healthy calves and breed back quickly (Figure 2).


BeefTalk: Are your cows ready to rebreed?
In other words, the cow will calve every year on time. Cows that are poorly adapted to the production environment will not. Those cows are utilizing whatever feed is available to recoup from calving and then trying to start lactating and produce enough milk for the calf each day.


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Place cows and heifers ready to calve in a pasture where they can be easily viewed and checked often. Consider the effects of feeding management strategies on calving, because nighttime feeding of cattle results in most of the calvesâ being born during daylight hours.


Nutrition and Feeding of the Cow-Calf Herd: Production Cycle Nutrition and Nutrient Requirements of Cows, Pregnant Heifers and Bulls
The calf may gain 60 lbs during pre-calving, and the placenta is also growing. Cows need to gain 1 to 1.25 lbs per day, while heifers and young cows need to gain 2 to 2.5 lbs per day. Along with fetal and placental growth, cows are preparing for lactation.


BeefTalk: Are your cows ready to rebreed?
That is the number of days the cow has to rebreed if the producer wants the cow to calve on a desired 365-day calving interval. If the cow is to maintain her position as the first cow to calve each year, she has 82 days to recoup from calving, start lactating and be cycling the day the bulls arrive in the pasture.


Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Many things in your diet can also contribute to the condition, including alcohol, dairy products, caffeine, fatty foods, and -- in some people -- gas-producing foods (such as beans, cabbage, nuts, and broccoli), the artificial sweetener sorbitol, and chocolate. Nicotine is another common culprit.


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Lower intestinal gas is produced normally by the fermentation of undigested complex sugars. Sulfur compounds, ammonia, and methane add an unpleasant odor to colonic gas. A rare disorder, malabsorbtion, results in large amounts of undigested fats or sugars entering the bacteria rich environment of the colon.


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Intestinal gas is often blamed for bloating and swelling of the abdomen. A few will actually distend the abdomen with air by swallowing air. However, most bloating is not associated with excessive amounts of air in the gut. Bloating is more closely related to alterations in the normal muscular contractions of the gut .


Does Chewing Gum Cause Intestinal Bloating?
Bloating that occurs when you chew gum is the result of increased swallowing of air, which becomes trapped in your stomach and small intestines. Most gas is expelled from the body through belching or flatulence, which should cause your bloating to improve, according to the University of Michigan Health System.


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A large machine filled with chewing gum. It may surprise you, but chewing gum can cause intestinal bloating and gas. Bloating is the result of trapped gas in your digestive system that can cause your waist line to increase up to three inches, according to ABCâs Good Morning America. If you notice that youâre bloated after chewing gum, stop chewing gum for a few days to see if the bloating subsides.


Irritable Bowel Syndrome
In some people, however, the colon can become extremely sensitive, leading to the collection of symptoms known as irritable bowel syndrome. Small contractions or gas can cause cramps and pain in the lower abdomen. The pain often appears after a meal and goes away after a bowel movement. The colon may go into spasms, causing diarrhea during the daytime (people with IBS rarely suffer from diarrhea during the night).


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Photo Credit VitaSerendipity/iStock/Getty Images. It may surprise you, but chewing gum can cause intestinal bloating and gas. Bloating is the result of trapped gas in your digestive system that can cause your waist line to increase up to three inches, according to ABCâs Good Morning America.


Does Anastrozole cause Dizziness?
Treato found 26 posts discussing Nicorette and Bloating. In most of these discussions patients report that Nicorette causes Bloating. The manufacturer's product labeling should always be consulted for a list of side effects most frequently appearing in patients during clinical studies.


Gas & Bloating
Intestinal gas is best explained by dividing the subject into upper intestinal gas and lower intestinal gas. Upper intestinal gas consists primarily of swallowed air. Air collection in the stomach is usually burped with small amounts of air being absorbed in the small intestine. Air swallowing can be intentional such as Billy trying to impress mom with the biggest burp.


FAQ About buying land and building
While you can find a 2 to 3 acre parcel for less than $20,000, most people looking to build a second home are probably looking at about $6,000 to $8,000 an acre for a nice buildable 5 acre wooded parcel ($30,000 to $40,000) with privacy.


Perc Testing Cost
1 County/engineer fees for a typical perc test might cost $150-$500 while use of a backhoe can add $300-$450 or more, for an average total of $450-$950 for a complete perc test. 2  For example, Guthrie County in Iowa charges $175-$225 in perc test fees, and Caroline County Health Department in Maryland charges $270-$300.


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1 An official perc test that meets all local requirements for a septic or drainage system permit can cost $100-$1,000 or more depending on site size and conditions.