Different Ways of Defining Functions in JavaScript (This Is Madness!)
No function declarations in if. You canât define functions this way in expressions, for example if statements, which is common if we want to define different versions of a function for different circumstances, usually to address browser inconsistencies.


Different Ways of Defining Functions in JavaScript (This Is Madness!)
Function expressions: var B = function(){}; A function expression looks similar to function declarations, except that the function is assigned to a variable name. Though functions are not primitive values in JavaScript, this is the way they can be utilized to their full effect in this functional language.


Different Ways of Defining Functions in JavaScript (This Is Madness!)
2. You canât define functions this way in expressions, for example if statements, which is common if we want to define different versions of a function for different circumstances, usually to address browser inconsistencies.


Chapter 3 Functions
A function is created by an expression that starts with the keyword function. Functions have a set of parameters (in this case, only x) and a body, which contains the statements that are to be executed when the function is called. The function body must always be wrapped in braces, even when it consists of only a single statement (as in the previous example).


Different Ways of Defining Functions in JavaScript (This Is Madness!)
Function declarations: function A(){}; Function declarations are probably the most familiar and oldest way of doing things in JavaScript land. This creates a variable A which is accessible in the current scope.


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You have to call the function. On line 6, you'll see we call the function hello. This asks the program to run all the code in the hello function (ie. the code between the curly { } brackets). So calling the hello function once would result in i am saying hello being printed out once in the console.


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It defines and calls two functions that both assign a value to the variable x. The first one declares the variable as local and thus changes only the local variable. The second does not declare x locally, so references to x inside of it refer to the global variable x defined at the top of the example.


Chapter 3 Functions
A function can have multiple parameters or no parameters at all. In the following example, makeNoise does not list any parameter names, whereas power lists two: Some functions produce a value, such as power and square, and some donât, such as makeNoise, which produces only a side effect.


How Much Does Health Insurance Cost Per Month?
All these factors will greatly influence the amount you will pay. Still, according to The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the average monthly health insurance cost is around $328. This data is based on a mid-tier, or silver, health plan and does not include any reduction in cost from subsidies.


The Average Cost of Health Insurance Per Person
Costs also include payments that are made on a monthly or yearly basis. The national average for health care costs per person is increasing drastically each year. In 2007, the average cost per person for health insurance coverage was $7,421, which was an increase of 6 percent compared to the previous year. In 2008, the average cost for health care per person surpassed $8,000. The yearly increases for health care are outstripping inflation.


$328: Average Monthly Health Insurance Cost Under the Affordable Care Act
Obamacare's average monthly cost across US: $328 (Reuters) Recent data shows that Americans will pay an average monthly premium of $328 for mid-tier or silver plan health insurance. The online exchanges under the Affordable Care Act open next week on Oct. 1. Most Americans will qualify for government subsidies to lower that price.


The Average Cost of Health Insurance
The average cost to cover a family is $16,834/year ($1,402/month). The cost of group health insurance is generally shared between the employer and employee. For single coverage, employees pay on average $1,080/year ($90/month) and the employer pays $4,945/year ($412/month). For family coverage, employees pay on average $4,824/year ($402/month) and the employer pays $12,010/year ($1,001/month).


How Long Before You Start Weaning Your Puppies?
In many cases, litters of puppies are entirely weaned once they are 7 to 8 weeks in age. By the closing of weaning, puppies eat solely solid foods, and nursing is no longer a part of their meal plan.


Canine Reproduction
The average length of the reproductive cycle for females is 2â4 weeks. Females reach sexual maturity (puberty) between 8 and 18 months of age. There is a tremendous variability in the maturation age between breeds, and even within a breed of dog.


How Long Before You Start Weaning Your Puppies?
If you want to acclimate a litter of puppies to feeding away from mama, at first give them commercial puppy milk replacer inside of a pan of little depth. This introduces them to the concept of eating away from mom.


How Long Before You Start Weaning Your Puppies?
Mother Dog's Instinct in Starting Weaning. Mother dogs often instinctively determine when to start weaning their youngsters off of nursing so much. This often happens when the puppies are around 3 to 4 weeks in age. Puppies without mothers can also start weaning around this same time period.


Should Sassy have puppies?
Eyes open at about two weeks and ears at about three weeks. Pups can generally stand at 15-16 days but cannot do more than stumble about. Ability to control waste elimination develops at about three weeks and regulation of body temperature follows. By four weeks, a miracle has occurred: pups may be eating gruel at this point and moving around with increasing coordination.


Should Sassy have puppies?
Puppies enter a fear period at eight weeks of age, and most experts suggest that they go to new home between the seventh and eighth weeks or wait until 12 weeks when the fear period has passed.


Should Sassy have puppies?
The whelping area should be large enough that Sassy can stretch out to nurse puppies, and not so large that the blind and deaf puppies will be unable to get to the milk bar. The bitch s temperature drops below 100 degrees within 24 hours of whelping, so breeders check temperature frequently as the due date nears.


Canine reproduction
Canine sperm can live for 10 to 11 days in the uterine tubes (fallopian tubes) so if a female is bred 10 days before the oocytes (eggs) can be fertilized, she will appear to have a gestation length of 70 days. If she is bred on the day the oocytes can be fertilized, her gestation length will appear to be 60 days long.


Should Sassy have puppies?
Once the breeding is done, there s nothing to do but wait. Pregnancy lasts 61-64 days; puppies can be detected by x-ray or ultrasound about halfway through. There are some telltale signs increased appetite, weight gain, nipple enlargement but they could apply to a false pregnancy as well as the real thing.


BOOK 2, CHAPTER 14: Proportional control valves
Because the spool in a proportional valve does not shift all the way, all at once, the valves can control the acceleration and deceleration of an actuator. Usually, varying shifting time of the spool controls acceleration and deceleration.


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The pressure going into the proportioning valve is equal to the pressure going out. There is a 1:1. ratio between inlet and outlet pressure. The 45Âº line shown in Chart 1 and Chart 2 indicates this. pressure range. Once a certain pressure limit is reached, a further increase in line pressure occurs.


Q&A about hydraulic servo and proportional valves
A: Valve lap, or valve overlap, refers to the amount of spool travel from the center position required to start opening between the powered input port and the work (output) port or the tank port. A zero lapped valve is one in which any tiny, differentially small amount of spool shift, either way, starts the opening.


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How It works. Tilton Engineeringâs patented, adjustable hydraulic brake proportioning valve enables the driver, or a crew member, to adjust the brake-force to a particular wheel (or wheels). The light, rugged. valve may be bulkhead or panel-mounted. The proportioning valve can also be used effectively.


Proportioning valve
Proportioning valve. A proportioning valve is a valve that relies on the statics to supply a reduced pressure to an output line. A simple example is where spring load applies a reducing force so that the output pressure is reduced. Proportioning valves are frequently used in cars to reduce the brake fluid pressure to the rear brakes.


BOOK 2, CHAPTER 14: Proportional control valves
Figure 14-2 shows the simplified symbol for a solenoid pilot-operated proportional valve. Figure 14-3 shows the complete symbol for the same valve. The complete symbol includes details of the control and slave valves, the reducing valve in the pilot circuit, and the routing of the pilot lines.


BOOK 2, CHAPTER 14: Proportional control valves
Use proportional control valves to reduce shock and give a finer degree of control to circuits that do not require extreme position accuracy, or repeatable speed and force. Proportional valves restrict flow to and from an actuator. They work best with a pressure-compensated pump in a closed-center circuit.


Q&A about hydraulic servo and proportional valves
Q: My electrical guy tells me he can couple the servovalve from manufacturer X to the output of a servo amplifier from manufacturer Y, and he expects it to work just fine. We also have a proportional valve from manufacturer Z, but he says we canât use a proportional valve amplifier from anyone except manufacturer Z.


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Understanding how it works from a functional standpoint will allow the driver and crew chief to. take advantage of its properties for a better racecar setup. At lower pressures, the Tilton proportioning valve acts as a simple hydraulic connector.


Q&A about hydraulic servo and proportional valves
The rated flow of a servovalve is that flow which is measured with 1000 psi differential pressure from the pressure port to the tank port while the work ports are looped. On the other hand, proportional valves are flow rated at 145 psi (1 MPa in ISO 10770-1).


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Brooklyn is the third-largest New York City borough, after Queens and Staten Island. It is 96.90 square miles (251 square kilometers). See the Related Question below for moreâ¦ information about the land sizes of each New York City borough.


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Information on efforts to help New Yorkers recover from the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy. Information on efforts to help New Yorkers recover from the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy. Information on efforts to help New Yorkers recover from the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy.


Is Brooklyn a city in New York?
No, Brooklyn is one of the five boroughs of New York City: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Staten Island. However, before the five boroughs were incorporated intâ¦o one city, in 1898, Brooklyn was its own city.


Is Brooklyn a city in New York?
No, Brooklyn is one of the five boroughs of New York City: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island. However, prior to the year 1898, Brooklyn was an independeâ¦nt city (not part of New York City). Before 1898, New York City consisted mostly of just Manhattan.


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1 Coney Island (in Coney Island (amusement area, New York City, New York, United States)) 2  New York City (in New York City (New York, United States)) (in New York City (New York, United States): Brooklyn)  How Stuff Works - Geography - Geography of Brooklyn.


Brooklyn
Brooklyn is connected to Manhattan by three bridges (one of which is the Brooklyn Bridge), one vehicular tunnel, and several rapid-transit tubes; to Queens and Long Island by parkways; and to Staten Island by the 4,260-foot (1,298-metre) Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. zoom_in.


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Brooklyn's populatiâ¦on is also larger than that of the Bronx. Brooklyn's population is roughly 2.5 million, while the population of the Bronx is roughly 1.4 million. The Bronx is the fourth-largest New York City borough, both in land area AND population.


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Comfort and Convenience Features. ....................................................................................................... 115. How to operate the climate control system, the audio system, and other convenience features.


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Apply it according to the instructions on the container. In general, there are two types of products: Waxes - A wax coats the finish and protects it from damage by exposure to sunlight, air pollution, etc. You should use a wax on your Honda when it is new.


Honda Odyssey (ATV)
Honda Odyssey was a line of single-seat four-wheel all-terrain vehicles produced by the Honda Corporation between 1977 and 1989. 1979 Honda Odyssey FL250 ca. 2000. Note the engine has been replaced with a Polaris 440cc Snowmobile engine. 1 First Generation FL250 (1977 - 1980)


How much transmission fluid do you need for a 2001 Honda Odyssey?
How much does it cost to replace a rear bumper on a Honda Odyssey?   For us, we had a problem with the front bumper so I guess the back should be the same. The dealer was charging us around $1000 for a new bumper and labor. Online sitesâ¦ showed the bumper for around $300.


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2004 Odyssey Online Reference Owner's Manual. Use these links (and links throughout this manual) to navigate through this reference. For a printed owner's manual, click on authorized manuals or go to www.helminc.com.


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Driver and Passenger Safety. ....................................................................................................................... 5. Proper use and care of your vehicle's seat belts, and Supplemental Restraint System.


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It weighs 4,396- 4,613lbs depending on powertrain and options. It weighs 4,396- 4,613lbs depending on powertrain and options.


Honda Odyssey (ATV)
Second Generation FL250 (1981 - 1984)[edit] In 1981 the second generation Honda Odyssey was introduced. Although mechanically identical to the first generation, Honda changed the look of the Odyssey by changing the colors to Honda Red and adding a full cage roll-bar.


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Do you wax Honda CR-V 1999? From the Honda CR-V Owner's Manual: (non-copyrighted)   Waxing - Always wash and dry the whole vehicle before waxing it. You should wax your vehicle, including the metal trâ¦im, whenever water sits on the surface in large patches. It should form into beads or droplets after waxing.


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The Maintenance Schedule shows you when you need to take your vehicle to the dealer. Taking Care of the Unexpected. ...............................................................................................................


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A nice new house in Oahu can vary greatly in price. In Hawaii Kai, it could be as much as $1.5million if the lot is really good, and even more if it's in Portlock or has a view. Of course, the lot is going to cost a lot more here in Hawaii Kai.


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A It generally takes 7 months after the permit has been issued. Depending on the size of the home, weather, and other variables, there may be a variance of up to 60 days from the average. Q How much does it cost to build a custom home? A There are as many answers to that question as there are houses.


HAWAII HOUSE KITS
He calculated that it would save him $8000 over a kit bought in Hawaii. During construction, a key roof truss was damaged. The house construction was delayed 6 weeks while a replacement component was trucked from a lumber mill in Seattle, put into a container (all by itself), then shipped to Hawaii.


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Whatâs included in your prices? I usually do turnkey projects, which means it includes everything: permits, grading, septic or cesspool, foundation, framing, plumbing and electric, sheetrock/drywall, windows, trim, cabinets, floor covering, roof, painting, appliances, light fixtures, etc.


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At any point, you will be deciding whether the cost of a feature or size of an area is worth the additional cost. Keep in mind that from the start of the process it will likely be six months or more to complete the planning phase and another eight to twelve months (or more) to build, so inflation will be a factor.


A Design-Build Contractor Who Gets the Picture
The square foot cost of construction quoted by contractors on Oahu starts at around $135 per square foot and goes up to near $700 per square foot. The reality of this huge difference in price is what they are going to give you.


A Design-Build Contractor Who Gets the Picture
Posted in: Decor â¢ Remodel. Pacific Style Construction has renovated and rebuilt more than 75 homes in Hawaii in the last eight years. The company is a full-service design-build contractor who uses three-dimensional computer modeling to show clients pictures of what they will get at their budget level.


HAWAII HOUSE KITS
One of the problems when building a house in Hawaii is that key structural components and hardware shipped in from the mainland are hard to replace if they get broken or were missing from the primary shipping container. We met an owner builder who had a house kit shipped from Seattle in a Matson box.


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Building a House in Hawaii. Many Hawaii residents at some point take on the task of building a home or having a home built for them by a contractor. There are many reasons you might decide to do this: You could save some money, especially if you are supplying some of the labor. You want a house in location where currently none exists.


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If you do a lot of the work yourself, you might be able to get the cost down to about $150/ft. Now $250/foot would include fairly nice materials, but not top of the line. So if you build a 2000sqft house in Oahu, you are going to spend about $500k on the construction. If your lot cost $500k, which it will for a normal lot in a nice area, you've just spent a million dollars.


How Much Does a 5 Gallon Bucket of Paint Weigh?
Quick Answer. Ron Joseph of the Paint and Coatings Resource Center estimates that a gallon of paint weighs roughly 10 pounds. To determine approximately how much 5 gallons of paint weighs, multiply 10 pounds by 5 to get 50 pounds of paint per 5-gallon bucket. Continue Reading


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Paint Density of Household Latex Paint Q: What is a paint density for interior latex paint? A: The density of a latex paint will depend on what ingredients are in the paint, but for starters I would expect the density to be close to 10 lbs/gal.


How Much Does 5 Gallons of Paint Weigh?
Quick Answer. Five gallons of paint weighs approximately 56.5 pounds based on a 1-gallon weight of 11.3 pounds. This weight is for an interior latex paint based on the statistics in the MSDS (material data safety sheet) report found on the website of the paint company. Weights will vary. Continue Reading


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A: Refer to the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) where it should tell you the percent weight solids of the paint. Suppose the % Wt solids is 60% and the weight of the paint is 9.0 lbs/gal, then the weight of the solid paint will be 5.4 lbs/gal. If you intend to spray apply the coating to the aircraft using an HVLP spray gun, you can guesstimate that your transfer efficiency will be about 50%. In other words for every gallon of paint that you use, only 2.7 lbs of solid paint is deposited on the aircraft. The remainder falls to the floor or goes into the filters of a spray booth. Hence, if you know approximately how many gallons of paint you will need to purchase, you can estimate the weight of the solid paint that will be deposited.


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Weighing a gallon of paint on the scale. Forget estimates. This is the real weight of a gallon of paint. By Rob Cockerham | Updated October 3, 2016. How Much Does a gallon of paint Weigh?


How Much Does 5 Gallons of Paint Weigh?
Five gallons of paint weighs approximately 56.5 pounds based on a 1-gallon weight of 11.3 pounds. This weight is for an interior latex paint based on the statistics in the MSDS (material data safety...


Crabtree finds itâs a blessing to give as well as receive
Updated 8:50 am, Thursday, October 13, 2016. Raiders wide receiver Michael Crabtree (right) was joined by his son, Michael III, and Rodney Baker, executive director of the Crab5 Foundation, at a charity event in Richmond on Monday. Crabtree finds itâs a blessing to give as well as receive.


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Michael Crabtree. Michael Alex Crabtree Jr. (born September 14, 1987) is an American football wide receiver for the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League (NFL). He was drafted by the San Francisco 49ers tenth overall in the 2009 NFL Draft.


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exists and is an alternate of . NFL receiver Michael Crabtree is 29 years old (birthdate: September 14, 1987).


What Does the NFL Future Hold for Michael Crabtree?
What Does the NFL Future Hold for Michael Crabtree? When a veteran NFL player is still on the market at this point of free agency, we have to go back to the tape, be honest about what we see, set aside the player's name value and focus on his skill set.


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Michael Crabtree limited to two catches by Texans. Michael Crabtree was limited to two catches and 33 yards receiving on seven targets in Saturday's playoff loss to the Texans. Fantasy Impact. Crabtree was hampered by the play of QB Connor Cook and the conservative play calling that resulted from his start.


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Derek Carr lasers a pass to Michael Crabtree for 35 yards. Published: Dec. 24, 2016 at 05:06 p.m. Oakland Raiders QB Derek Carr lasers a pass to wide receiver Michael Crabtree for 35 yards.


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Headlines. 1  Derek Carr lasers a pass to Michael Crabtree for 35 yards. 2  Can't-Miss Play: Crabtree comes down with impossible TD catch. 3  Carr finds Crabtree in back of end zone for 3-yard TD.  Can't-Miss Play: Crabtree pulls in 49-yard catch with interference.


What Does the NFL Future Hold for Michael Crabtree?
March 20, 2015. When a veteran NFL player is still on the market at this point of free agency, we have to go back to the tape, be honest about what we see, set aside the player's name value and focus on his skill set. That's where we're at with wide receiver Michael Crabtree.


Descendants of Joosten Van Haesdale (Van Arsdalen)
US director Michael F. Moore is 62 years old (birthdate: April 23, 1954). Canadian-American actor Michael Mickey Moore was 98 years old when he died on March 4, 2013 (bornâ¦ Michael Sheffield October 14, 1914).


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Published: Dec. 21, 2016 at 12:39 p.m. Oakland Raiders wide receiver Michael Crabtree gets both feet down on a leaping 13-yard touchdown catch from quarterback Derek Carr that has to be seen to be believed.


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The Onyx Collection Inc. 202 Anderson Ave. P.O. Box 37 Belvue, KS 66407: ph. 800-669-9867 ph. 785-456-8604 fx. 800-393-6699 fx. 785-456-8204: Guarantee Customer Comments Tours


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Proudly made in. Kansas, USA. The Onyx Collection manufactures shower bases, shower pans, tub replacements, lavatories, tub surrounds, fireplace hearths, slabs, seats, trim and other shower accessories to your specifications in almost any size, shape, and color, for your new or remodeled bathroom needs.


The Gemstone Onyx
The term Onyx is occasionally used to described any engraved stone with a solid color base, or it may describe any banded gemstone with parallel banding. In its solid black form, Onyx is the most traditional black gemstone.


ONYX SLABS & COUNTERTOPS
onyx slabs & countertops A great alternative to granite, marble, and other more popular stone surfaces, onyx provides a sleek and modern look to any workspace. Onyx is formed in caves as stalactites and stalagmites drip to form this precious stone.


How Is Onyx Formed?
The chert form of quartz crystals, which is a subset of quartz that contains crystal structures too small to be seen with the human eye, are also used as gemstones. Chert is formed in a variety of colors and can be found in jewelry such as tiger's eye, jasper, citrine, amethyst and onyx gemstones. Quartz is a very hard silicate and is used for onyx jewelry items that require more handling and wear. Learn more about Earth Science


Flowstone
Flowstones are composed of sheetlike deposits of calcite or other carbonate minerals, formed where water flows down the walls or along the floors of a cave.[1] They are typically found in solution caves, in limestone, where they are the most common speleothem. However, they may form in any type of cave where water enters that has picked up dissolved minerals. Flowstones are formed via the degassing of vadose percolation waters. Flowstone may also form on manmade structures as a result of calcium hydroxide being leached from concrete, lime or mortar.


Flowstone
Flowstones are composed of sheetlike deposits of calcite or other carbonate minerals, formed where water flows down the walls or along the floors of a cave. They are typically found in solution caves, in limestone, where they are the most common speleothem. However, they may form in any type of cave where water enters that has picked up dissolved minerals. Flowstones are formed via the degassing of vadose percolation waters. Flowstone may also form on manmade structures as a result of calcium


How Is Onyx Formed?
Onyx is a type of agate known as chalcedony, formed by intergrowths of silica minerals. The chert form of quartz is also used to make onyx jewelry... Onyx is a type of agate known as chalcedony, formed by intergrowths of silica minerals. The chert form of quartz is also used to make onyx jewelry items. Natural onyx is used primarily as the gemstone in cameos. It is a flat variety of chalcedony with alternating bands that are usually black and white color.


ONYX SLABS & COUNTERTOPS
ONYX SLABS & COUNTERTOPS. A great alternative to granite, marble, and other more popular stone surfaces, onyx provides a sleek and modern look to any workspace. Onyx is formed in caves as stalactites and stalagmites drip to form this precious stone. Onyx Countertops are a rarity as they bring a unique appearance with strikingly dramatic appeal. Not often placed in a horizontal orientation such as a countertop, onyx countertops are a unique and premium surface.


Flowstone
Cave onyx is any of various kinds of flowstone considered desirable for ornamental architectural purposes. Cave onyx was a common term in certain areas of the United Statesâparticularly the Tennessee-Alabama-Georgia area and the Ozarksâduring the 19th and early 20th centuries, being applied to calcite speleothems that were banded in a way suggestive of true onyx.


PhD in Engineering: Salary and Career Facts
Your salary depends on the field of engineering that you're in and your level of education. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, mean annual 2013 salaries for engineers ranged from $149,180 for petroleum engineers to $85,640 for civil engineers (www.bls.gov). Salaries for other engineers include:


PhD in Engineering: Salary and Career Facts
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), classifies at least 20 different careers under engineering. The following chart provides an overview of the education, job outlook and average salary in this field.


PhD in Engineering: Salary and Career Facts
PhD in Engineering: Salary and Career Facts. Find out about the types of jobs you could pursue with a PhD in engineering. Read on to learn more about career options along with certification and salary information.


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Graduate Students after Graduation. 1  Eighty percent of Masterâs students graduating from MIT entered the work sector and 12 percent went on to graduate school. 2  While 90 percent of PhD students planned to work after graduation, one percent continued their education.


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1 Eighty percent of Masterâs students graduating from MIT entered the work sector and 12 percent went on to graduate school. 2  While 90 percent of PhD students planned to work after graduation, one percent continued their education. 3  Of those with confirmed employment, 46 percent were postdoctoral positions.


Curated FSM Press Bibliography 3,377 items
Fifty-seven percent of MIT undergraduates took jobs after graduation; 32 percent went on to graduate school. The top graduate school destinations were MIT, Harvard, Stanford, University of California at Berkeley, Boston University, Princeton, University of Illinois, University of Michigan, and University of Wisconsin.


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financial services (15 percent), engineering (12 percent), and energy (3 percent) were the top five industries participating in on-campus recruiting, accounting for 63 percent of total recruiters. Undergraduates after Graduation.


You Can Rent Textbooks on Your Kindle for Cheap Now
Buying textbooks in college are annoying! They're expensive, heavy, and instantly useless after finals. Amazon is trying to change the game with Kindle Textbook Rentals, it's a service that lets students rent Kindle textbooks to save tons of money.mazon is trying to change the game with Kindle Textbook Rentals, it's a service that lets students rent Kindle textbooks to save tons of money.


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I own a Kindle and I like using the Lending Library. That's probably worth $30 to $40 to me over the course of a year. I occasionally make use of Prime's Instant Video service (which I'd value at $10 to $20), even though I'm actually more of a Netflix guy.So for me, Amazon Prime makes sense.I save money on most things I buy, and the free content sweetens the deal a bit.n this Oct. 18, 2010 file photo, an Amazon.com package awaits delivery from UPS in Palo Alto, Calif. Amazon on Thursday, March 13, 2014 said it is raising the price of its popular Prime membership to $99 per year, an increase of $20.


Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 7 review
The 7-inch Kindle Fire HDX is no supermodel, but it is better looking than its predecessor, the brickish Kindle Fire HD. Note the thinner bezel of the HDX on the right. A bit of thickness has been shaved off its frame, giving it a depth of .35 inches, whereas the old HD was .4 inches.t's mopped up all competition from Nook and the like, but the 7-inch tablet is a different sort of game. With the Kindle Fire HDX, it's also built an excellent Android tablet, from a hardware perspective, at least.


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Prime membership is $79 per year, and each Kindle Fire HD comes with a free month of Prime so you can try out the service. Honestly, if you don't have a Prime membership, the appeal of the Fire HD is greatly diminished. It would be like owning an iPad without an iTunes account.onclusion. The Kindle Fire HD is the Kindle Fire as it should have been. Though it has access to apps from the Android Market, this is really an Amazon tablet as opposed to an Android one.


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Conclusion. The Kindle Fire HD is the Kindle Fire as it should have been. Though it has access to apps from the Android Market, this is really an Amazon tablet as opposed to an Android one.The question of whether it's better than the Nexus 7 is, well, the wrong question to ask.onclusion. The Kindle Fire HD is the Kindle Fire as it should have been. Though it has access to apps from the Android Market, this is really an Amazon tablet as opposed to an Android one.


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In this Oct. 18, 2010 file photo, an Amazon.com package awaits delivery from UPS in Palo Alto, Calif. Amazon on Thursday, March 13, 2014 said it is raising the price of its popular Prime membership to $99 per year, an increase of $20.It's the first price increase since the online retailer introduced its Prime membership program in 2005.n this Oct. 18, 2010 file photo, an Amazon.com package awaits delivery from UPS in Palo Alto, Calif. Amazon on Thursday, March 13, 2014 said it is raising the price of its popular Prime membership to $99 per year, an increase of $20.


Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 7 review
Our Verdict. If you're heavily invested in Amazon's ecosystem, or want a hassle free (yet limited) UI, the Kindle HDX 7 could be the perfect tablet, but anyone looking for flexibility in their slate needs to look elsewhere.t's mopped up all competition from Nook and the like, but the 7-inch tablet is a different sort of game. With the Kindle Fire HDX, it's also built an excellent Android tablet, from a hardware perspective, at least.


Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 7 review
Amazon currently makes the best ereader on the market, the near perfect Kindle Paperwhite. It's mopped up all competition from Nook and the like, but the 7-inch tablet is a different sort of game.With the Kindle Fire HDX, it's also built an excellent Android tablet, from a hardware perspective, at least.t's mopped up all competition from Nook and the like, but the 7-inch tablet is a different sort of game. With the Kindle Fire HDX, it's also built an excellent Android tablet, from a hardware perspective, at least.


How Much Does It Cost to Hire a House Cleaner?
If you'll use the various benefits of the Amazon Prime membership, it's well worth the cost. Even if you're not certain you'll order enough to get the full benefit of the shipping discounts, the other benefits add plenty of value!he biggest benefit of Amazon Prime membership is free two-day shipping on most orders, which can pay for your $79 yearly fee after only a handful of orders.


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Get your stuff fast for less. Super Saver Shipping is great, but there's a $25 minimum order to qualify and it can still take five to eight days to get your stuff. The biggest benefit of Amazon Prime membership is free two-day shipping on most orders, which can pay for your $79 yearly fee after only a handful of orders.he biggest benefit of Amazon Prime membership is free two-day shipping on most orders, which can pay for your $79 yearly fee after only a handful of orders.


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First divide 0.028316847*43560 / 0.000016387064*1728 = 43560.00062763. Then multiply the amount of Acre Foot you want to convert to Cubic Foot, use the chart below to guide you. 1  1 acre foot in cubic foot = 43560.00062763 ac.  10 acre foot in cubic foot = 435600.00627629 ac.


Cubic Meters/Hour to Barrels (US)/Day Conversion Calculator
Use the following calculator to convert between cubic meters and acre-foots. If you need to convert cubic meters to other units, please try our universal Capacity and Volume Unit Converter. How to use cubic meter to acre-foot Conversion Calculator. Type the value in the box next to cubic meter [m3].


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First divide 0.028316847*3630 / 0.000016387064*1728 = 3630.0000523. Then multiply the amount of Acre Inch you want to convert to Cubic Foot, use the chart below to guide you. 1  1 acre inch in cubic foot = 3630.0000523 ac in.  10 acre inch in cubic foot = 36300.00052302 ac in.


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Then multiply the amount of Acre Inch you want to convert to Cubic Foot, use the chart below to guide you. 1  1 acre inch in cubic foot = 3630.0000523 ac in. 2  10 acre inch in cubic foot = 36300.00052302 ac in. 3  50 acre inch in cubic foot = 181500.00261512 ac in.  100 acre inch in cubic foot = 363000.00523024 ac in.


ACRE INCH TO CUBIC FOOT CONVERTER
To convert between Acre Inch and Cubic Foot you have to do the following: First divide 0.028316847*3630 / 0.000016387064*1728 = 3630.0000523. Then multiply the amount of Acre Inch you want to convert to Cubic Foot, use the chart below to guide you. 1 acre inch in cubic foot = 3630.0000523 ac in.


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Then multiply the amount of Acre Foot you want to convert to Cubic Foot, use the chart below to guide you. 1  1 acre foot in cubic foot = 43560.00062763 ac. 2  10 acre foot in cubic foot = 435600.00627629 ac.  50 acre foot in cubic foot = 2178000.03138146 ac.


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Then multiply the amount of Acre Inch you want to convert to Cubic Foot, use the chart below to guide you. 1  1 acre inch in cubic foot = 3630.0000523 ac in. 2  10 acre inch in cubic foot = 36300.00052302 ac in.  50 acre inch in cubic foot = 181500.00261512 ac in.


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ACRE FOOT TO CUBIC FOOT (ac TO ft3) FORMULA. To convert between Acre Foot and Cubic Foot you have to do the following: First divide 0.028316847*43560 / 0.000016387064*1728 = 43560.00062763. Then multiply the amount of Acre Foot you want to convert to Cubic Foot, use the chart below to guide you. 1  1 acre foot in cubic foot = 43560.00062763 ac. 2  10 acre foot in cubic foot = 435600.00627629 ac. 3  50 acre foot in cubic foot = 2178000.03138146 ac.  100 acre foot in cubic foot = 4356000.06276292 ac.


What does a freon leak smell like?
Refrigerant leaks have no odor from Freon. In very high concentrations, dangerous to be in, I understand that there is a faint etherial odor, but you are in serious danger at that point. Dupont sold Freons to America on the grounds that Freons were much safer than the toxic and flammable ammonia then in use.


How Do I Know If My Air Conditioner Needs Freon?
If an air conditioner is not cooling as well as it once was, it may need Freon. Some signs of this include the air conditioner being turned up to the highest setting, but barely producing any cold air, or cold air not coming out at all.


What Are the Dangers of a Human Breathing Freon?
Breathing air that is contaminated with Freon can cause respiratory difficulties, organ damage and, in some cases, death. Symptoms can vary depending on the extent of the Freon exposure, but even a small amount of exposure can cause serious symptoms in humans.


What does calcium carbonate smell like?
I can't suggest what caused that smell because I have no way of knowing what it â¦smells like. An exhaust leak will cause your car to smell like exhaust ( and has carbon monoxide in it) and is hazardous to you and your passengers.


What does R134a Freon smell like?
What does R134a Freon smell like? Freon R134 is a gas used to charge A/C units. It does not have a  smell or color.   ...Actually the proper name is not FREONÂ® which is a DuPont  trademark brand of HCFCâ¦ based refrigerants, like FREONÂ® 22. The  actual R-134a DuPont Brand name is SuvaÂ® 134a... and R-134a DOES  have an odour, it is a difficult to detect, sweet , ether-like  odour.


What Are the Dangers of a Human Breathing Freon?
Serious symptoms of breathing Freon can occur when the chemical is inhaled directly or when exposure to it lasts for more than a few moments. Serious signs of Freon exposure include irritation of the lungs, burns on the esophagus and irritation of the stomach.


What Are the Dangers of a Human Breathing Freon?
How do you put Freon into an air conditioner? To put Freon in an air conditioner you will need a Freon kit with compatible refrigerant, gloves, goggles, a mask and access to your air-conditioning unit. When properly prepared for the job, putting Freon into an air conditioner should only take a few minutes to complete.


What does freon smell like?
Can you smell freon leak in car? Freon is odorless; you cannot smell it. Why would your car smell like antifreeze when you get out?   if you can smell antifreeze, you have an antifreeze leak somewhere. you need to clean engine then look for coolant .


Background
Pulp and Paper Industry Odors. In some Wisconsin areas, the pulp and paper industry is known for its distinctive smell. One type of odor comes from a special technique - called kraft pulping - which uses heat and chemicals to pulp wood chips for making paper. This reaction produces gaseous sulfur compounds called total reduced sulfur or TRS gases.


What does a freon leak smell like?
There are many Freons out there. I have some liquid used for cleaning and it smells very slightly like ether or ethyl alcohol. Freon refrigerant (proper old style single molecule type no longer used in US in new compressors called r-12 or dichlorodifluoromethane) has no odor to my nose. It can smell of the oil used as lubricant it is mixed with.


Adobe Goes All-In on Subscription Pricing Model
Adobe's flagship product, Creative Suite, has new name and a host of new and updated features now that it's evolved into Adobe Creative Cloud. But the biggest change in the software is how Adobe will be selling it: It's going to be subscription only. That means that users won't be able to buy Photoshop CC or other apps individually from Adobe for a flat rate (known in the industry as perpetual licensing). Instead, users can pay a monthly subscription to access all of Adobe's products.


Adobe Goes All-In on Subscription Pricing Model
That's fine for some applications but it meant that Adobe couldn't be on the cutting-edge with its support for the latest web standards and technologies. To fill in the gaps, Adobe introduced its Edge tools and services as as a way of giving users access to tools developed on a more agile basis.


Get your FREE Photography Guide
Sure that is a lot of money a year but when this is your profession, it is the cost of doing business. If you are like me who has no need for anything other than Photoshop $49.99 is way to steep. With that said Adobe has a solution for you as well. You can purchase any one of the titles in the creative cloud for $19.99 a month. Is that worth it, if your profession is built around touching up your images in Photoshop then yes.


Get your FREE Photography Guide
In this case you are just renting the software and if you choose not to re-up you no longer have access to the programs. You have to keep in mind that many photographers can not live without Photoshop. Adobe has create software that you can not live without, you can not replace it easily with something else.


Get your FREE Photography Guide
For those who are wondering if Lightroom will be going to a subscription service, as of now Adobe says no. But they did say that there may be some features in future releases that you can only access if you are part of the creative cloud. Lightroom is only $149 and sometimes less.


Adobeâs $10-per-Month Photoshop Subscription Warrants a Cautious High Five
But thatâs fairly steep for a single piece of software that only went through six version transitions in 10 years. Thus Creative Cloud, which for a few dollars more if you already owned a version of Creative Suite, let you have access to virtually everything Adobe makes for $29.99 a month, or about $360 a year.


Adobe Goes All-In on Subscription Pricing Model
Adobe introduced its Creative Cloud subscription service last year with Creative Suite 6. Users could pay $29.99 to access one Adobe product each month or $49.99 to access the entire Creative Suite (the equivalent of the CS6 Master Collection).


Adobeâs $10-per-Month Photoshop Subscription Warrants a Cautious High Five
Niche products like Audition aside, Adobeâs most popular tool remains Photoshop. When Adobe tried to drag Photoshop users into its subscription model, including me, many balked (including me). I chose to respectfully part ways with the company and shifted to Pixelmator, a prosumer photo-tweaking tool (albeit Mac-only) that sells for $14.99 on the Mac App Store.


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How to Lay a Paver Patio or Walkway. Adding a patio or walkway to your yard is a great way to personalize your landscape and expand your living space. These simple projects let you create an inviting and eye-catching outdoors.


Flagstone Walkway Cost
Professional installation of a flagstone walkway can cost $10-$25 or more a square foot for dry-set (on a bed of sand or gravel) and $20-$40 or more a square foot for wet-set one (mortared on a slab of reinforced concrete) , depending on local rates and the complexity of the project, or about $1,000-$2,500 for a dry-laid walkway and $2,000-$6,000 or ...


Installing a Flagstone Walkway
The cost of the stone, the base on which it is set, and the labor to install it. While, its tough to get around the cost of the stone, there is some latitude with the other two components. Plan to spend in the neighborhood of $1 to $3 per square foot for quarried stone such as flagstone and silver mica. When it comes to the base, a popular means of building a stone walkway is to lay the stone on a concrete slab. Thus, what you really have are two walks in one â and the cost that accompanies it.


Pros and Cons of a Stone Driveway
Depending on how much stone and gravel you plan to add, you will need to dig at least 6 inches deep, and preferably 10 to 12 inches. Compact the soil, then add a 4- to 8-inch gravel base, topped with 2 to 4 inches of stone.


Walkway Cost
Get a Decorative Look for Less. Paving a walkway entirely in brick, pavers or natural stone can be expensive. If you like these materials but are worried about the high cost, consider using them as decorative accents. Brick, pavers or stone can be installed as borders or bands in a concrete or pea gravel path.


Hardscaping 101: Pea Gravel
As gravel goes, it doesnât get any better. These rounded fragments of pea-size stone crunch underfoot as satisfyingly as crispy cereal. Good for covering driveways and paths, and for filling spaces between stone pavers, pea gravel is inexpensive and versatile.


Flagstone Walkway Cost
Typical costs: 1  Just the stone for a flagstone walkway can cost $2.50-$5 or more a square foot, depending on location and the type and quality of stone, or about $300-$1,000 for a typical walkway.


How to Lay a Paver Patio or Walkway
Read our Wall Blocks, Pavers and Edging Stones Guide to learn about the different types of pavers and stones available. See Planning for a Paver Patio or Walkway to learn how to estimate your project materials.


Shingle Comparison Chart
Download Here â Asphalt Table. Additionally, a search function has been added to help you find what you are looking for. ie Certainteed brings all those shingles, UL2218 will show you all impact resistant shingles, 130MPH will bring up all shingles with that wind rating from all manufacturers. Manufacturer Brand


BPPM Methods of Solicitation and Selection
To obtain a copy of the. most current version of this product data sheet, visit us online at tamko.com or call us at 800-641-4691. For information regarding or a copy of TAMKOâs limited warranty, contact your local TAMKO representative, visit us online at tamko.com, or call us at 800-641-4691.


TAMKO Roofing Problems Leads to Lawsuit Over Shingles
Complaints posted online and cited by the lawsuits include the following: â 1 My TAMKO Heritage Shingles are about 8 years old. â 2 Every spring when there is any wind at all, several sheets of shingles blow off. â 3 Roof looked great till [sic] I did my inspection this summer. â 4 We had the Heritage 40 yr.


Colors Vary by Region
Note: Reproduction of these colors is as accurate as technology will permit. TAMKO Â® recommends viewing an actual product installation prior to final color selection for the full impact of color blending and patterns. Dissatisfaction with the selected color after installation is not covered under the Limited Warranty.


How Much Do TAMKO Roof Shingles Cost?
To receive the most accurate TAMKO roofing shingle prices, fill out this contact form to receive multiple quotes from prescreened contractors in your area. 3-Tab TAMKO roof shingles cost around $2 to $3 per square foot installed ($4,000-$6,000 for an average-sized 2,000 square foot roof).


How Much Does a Bundle of Shingles Weigh?
The weight of a bundle of shingles depends on the weight of the shingles themselves, but for asphalt shingles is generally between 60 and 80 pounds. A bundle of shingles is packaged to be light... The weight of a bundle of shingles depends on the weight of the shingles themselves, but for asphalt shingles is generally between 60 and 80 pounds.


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Fiberglass-Based Asphalt Shingles & Accessories 10. ASTM D4869 - Standard Specification for Asphalt-Saturated Organic Felt Underlayment Used in Steep Slope Roofing. 11. ASTM D6381 - Standard Test Method for Measurement of Asphalt Shingle Mechanical Uplift Resistance. 12.


Shingle advice
IMO an XT25 or XT30 are the best 3-tab shingles on the market, by a wide margin. Tamko makes a 20 and 25 year 3 tab. 20 year is Glass Seal, 25 year is Elite Glass Seal. I believe the actual cost difference is about $12 per square max and that may be high. I'm not a GAF fan in the least and we use a lot of Tamko, I'd put Tamko on my roof before GAF if I was paying $400 more for the Tamko.


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FEATURE ROOFING Â£ SIDING Overview The best are strong yet flexible and resist weathering, impacts, and lifting. Q CR Best Buy All offer top value and are recommended. Prices are per square (100 square feet). 0 Recommended These high-scoring models stand out from the crowd for the reasons below. Best for most; all are fine values: A6 Tamko$125


How Much Do TAMKO Roof Shingles Cost?
TAMKO Roofing Average Costs. 1  3-Tab TAMKO roof shingles cost around $2 to $3 per square foot installed ($4,000-$6,000 for an average-sized 2,000 square foot roof). 2  Laminated TAMKO shingles cost approximately $2.50 to $5 per square foot installed ($5,000-$10,000).


Pathogen
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For other uses, see Pathogen (disambiguation). In biology, a pathogen (Greek: ÏÎ¬Î¸Î¿Ï pathos suffering, passion and -Î³ÎµÎ½Î®Ï -genÄs producer of) in the oldest and broadest sense is anything that can produce disease; the term came into use in the 1880s.


Biosafety
WHO Risk Group 2 (moderate individual risk, low community risk). A pathogen that can cause human or animal disease but is unlikely to be a serious hazard to laboratory workers, the community, livestock or the environment.


Pathogen
Typically the term is used to describe an infectious agent such as a virus, bacterium, prion, a fungus, or even another micro-organism. There are several substrates including pathways where the pathogens can invade a host. The principal pathways have different episodic time frames, but soil contamination has the longest or most persistent potential for harboring a pathogen. Diseases caused by organisms in humans are known as pathogenic diseases.


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Hazard group 4 pathogens include viruses that cause encephalitis and viral haemorrhagic fevers. The Health and Safety (Dangerous Pathogens) Regulations 1981 stipulate that the Health and Safety Executive must be notified 30 days in advance before a diagnostic service in relation to a listed pathogen is carried out.


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The first link in the chain of infection is the pathogen. A pathogen is anything that causes a disease. Pathogens include: Bacterium A group of microscopic organisms that are capable of reproducing on their own, causing human disease by direct invasion of body tissues. Bacteria often produce toxins that poison the cells they have invaded.


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As the bug ï¬lls with. blood, it soils the bite with its feces containing the. trypanosomes. â¢ This protozoan multiplies in muscle and white blood. cells. â¢ Can spread, due to host cell ruptures, to many systems. including the lymphoid organs, heart, liver and brain.


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The first link in the chain of infection is the pathogen. A pathogen is anything that causes a disease. Bacterium A group of microscopic organisms that are capable of reproducing on their own, causing human disease by direct invasion of body tissues. Bacteria often produce toxins that poison the cells they have invaded.


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Classification of Viral Pathogens into Hazard Groups. Micro-organisms have been classified into 4 hazard groups by the ACDP (Advisory Committee on Dangerous Pathogens) on the basis of pathogenicity to humans, risk to laboratory workers, transmissibility to the community, and whether effective prophylaxis is available. Group 1.


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High Risk - these are patients where infection with a Hazard Group 4 pathogen is suspected e.g. the patient has been living and working in an endemic rural area, as opposed to an urban area, in particular a medical worker, or works in a laboratory where Hazard Group 4 pathogens are in use.


5 Pathogens
Smallest pathogen there is, once you get it you have it for life, stays in your body dormant. Can't be treated with antibiotics, treat symptoms. Medications for AIDS don't do anything to get rid of it, just slows it down.


Should I Drink Tomato Juice?
A good way to think about sodium, he says, is that the overall diet shouldnât have more than a milligram of sodium per calorie. Since a cup of tomato juice only has 50 calories, it has about 13 times as much sodium as it should by this standard of measurement. The real draw of tomato juice is lycopeneâan antioxidant found in ruby and orange foods that may help lower risk of stroke, prostate cancer and metabolic diseases. Americans get more than 80% of their lycopene from tomatoes in its various forms.


10 High Potassium Foods
Cooked, not raw spinach, just one cup has 839 mg of potassium. Cook some up as side to any of your evening meals. 6. One small raw tomato or one cup of tomato sauce or tomato juice holds 909 mg of potassium. Pour some canned tomato sauce on your pasta, or switch out your morning orange juice for tomato. 7. 8 ounces contains 579 mg of potassium. Mix in some bananas or raisins for a double dose of potassium.


Should I Drink Tomato Juice?
âMost tomato juice has added salt at a rather shocking concentration,â says David Katz, MD, director of the Yale University Prevention Research Center. An 8-ounce serving can pack 670 mg of sodium: 28% of a personâs government-recommended daily intake, and about as much as four small bags of chips.


Olives, ripe, canned (small-extra large) Nutrition Facts & Calories
The good: This food is low in Sodium, and very low in Saturated Fat and Cholesterol. It is also a good source of Dietary Fiber, Vitamin K, Thiamin, Niacin, Vitamin B6, Magnesium and Manganese, and a very good source of Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin E (Alpha Tocopherol), Potassium and Copper.


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As a point of reference, regular tomato juice generally has about 650mg of sodium per serving. That's a whole lot of sodium. Trader Joe's Organic Low Sodium Tomato Juice has only 140mg of sodium per serving. That's not very much sodium at all. Consequently, our juice tastes like ripe tomatoes, with a shake or two of salt and a hint of lemon. Call us kooky, but we think this is what tomato juice should taste like.


10 High Potassium Foods
Most people get potassium via a healthy diet that is low in sodium and full of fruits and vegetables, however, if you exercise heavily or have high blood pressure, you may need additional potassium in your diet. Here are 10 high potassium foods that will help.


Should I Drink Tomato Juice?
3/5 experts say yes. At 30,000 feet, tomato juice is almost as popular as beer, the top-selling beverage. But its health benefits are more up in the air, our experts say. The very reason people order it on planes is why you should be wary.


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How Much Potassium Is in a Tomato?
Potassium Content of Tomatoes. The size of the tomato you eat influences how much potassium you'll get from the vegetable. One large tomato contains 431 milligrams of potassium, which is almost 10 percent of your daily requirement. One medium-sized tomato supplies 292 milligrams of potassium and a small tomato provides 216 milligrams.


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1 Consult with the remodeler about how your costs will be separated among projects. Keep in mind that labor will take up 20% to 35% of the budget.  20% of your budget needs to be set aside for unexpected costs.


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It is very likely your painter could do a good/better job. But, for me, the difference is not large enough that I'd want to pay almost $2,000 for it. I had so many other places I needed to spend that money. Painting takes a little -- read that, a LITTLE -- skill.


For this price, should I hire or DIY paint kitchen cabinets?
I found a painter who I believe will do a nice, professional job painting my existing kitchen cabinets. My kitchen is not small, but not overly huge, so I'd say average size, with 42 inch cabs and about 7-8 inches of moulings (top and light rail). His estimate is $1675 which includes:


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The biggest trick with trim/cabinets is not to put too much paint on the brush/roller or you get smears/waterfalls/drips. Work the paint in small areas and push it outward. I can't plumb, I can't do electric, I can't move giant rocks or climb on the roof. But painting -- that I can do.


Compare Painting vs Staining Cabinets Costs
Painting Cabinets Cost. Having your cabinets professionally painted usually costs about $2,000 to $5,000, depending on the size of your kitchen, the complexity of the job and your geographic location. This might sound expensive, but a quality repainting job requires a significant amount of work.


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EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) is a chelating agent that binds divalent metal ions such as calcium and magnesium. EDTA can be used to prevent degradation of DNA and RNA and to inactivate nucleases that require metal ions.


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Although it was still possible to obtain a borderline profile with the âStickysideâ powder reagent by itself, when the Stickysideâ powder reagent was used in combination with the âUn-duâ reagent, no DNA profile was obtained.


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EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) is a chelating agent that binds divalent metal ions such as calcium and magnesium. EDTA can be used to prevent degradation of DNA and RNA and to inactivate nucleases that require metal ions. EDTA can also be used to inactivate metal ion-requiring enzymes.


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DNA profiles were. obtained for 30 out of 31 of these treated prints. The only reagents which. appeared to have a pronounced negative impact on the ability to obtain a. PCR-based DNA profile was the âStickysideâ powder reagent in. combination with the âUn-duâ reagent.


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EDTA Buffer Powder. EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) is a chelating agent that binds divalent metal ions such as calcium and magnesium. EDTA can be used to prevent degradation of DNA and RNA and to inactivate nucleases that require metal ions.


EDTA Buffer Powder
EDTA Buffer Powder. EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) is a chelating agent that binds divalent metal ions such as calcium and magnesium.


EDTA Buffer Powder
EDTA can be used to prevent degradation of DNA and RNA and to inactivate nucleases that require metal ions. EDTA can also be used to inactivate metal ion-requiring enzymes. This product is a powder for preparing EDTA solution; each powder-containing pouch yields 2.5 L of 0.5 M EDTA solution (pH8.0).


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Although the use of the fingerprint reagents resulted in a loss of DNA from. the bloody prints compared to the untreated, bloody control prints, DNA. profiles were obtained in 30 out of 31 test samples.


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However, these low DNA yields did not prevent complete typing profiles from being obtained from the processed prints. Of the 31 bloody prints that were processed for fingerprints in this study and typed for DNA, DNA profiles were obtained for 30 out of 31 of these treated prints.


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Lab tested, nature approvedâJoin the movement. Enjoy the benefits of a quality product in easy-to-use packaging. Our reagent pouches feature a spout that make pouring and dispensing the powder easier, reducing the likelihood of spills and contamination.


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* The alternator belt may be removed while replacing the alternator, so if it shows signs of wear, this is a good time to replace it. * When replacing the water pump, the drive belts and/or timing belt may need to be replaced if they show signs of wear.


World of Reliant,
Get your Instant Estimate for Alternator Replacement in Seattle. * It is often recommended that you replace items like the water pump, front engine seals, drive belt, idlers, and tensioners along with the timing belt. * The alternator belt may be removed while replacing the alternator, so if it shows signs of wear, this is a good time to replace it. Alternator Replacement. starting from. $406.


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How much does Alternator Replacement cost? It depends on the type of car you drive and the auto repair shop you go to. Our mechanics are mobile, which means they don't have the overhead that repair shops have. They provide you convenience by coming to your home or office.


Alternator Repair Service & Cost
GET A QUOTE FOR YOUR CAR. The alternator is the component that charges the battery in your car. When you use electrical components in your car (stereo, lights, etc.), the battery loses power. The alternator recharges the battery, replenishing the lost battery power. The alternator is located in the engine compartment.


Alternator Repair Estimate for Chevrolet Traverse
Alternator Replacement Service & Cost. The alternator is the component that charges the battery in your car. When you use electrical components in your car (stereo, lights, etc.), the battery loses power. The alternator recharges the battery, replenishing the lost battery power.


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Strong ratings are not indicative of positive fund performance. Index: S&P 500Â® Index. The S&P 500Â® Index is a free-float market capitalization-weighted index of 500 of the largest U.S. companies. The index is calculated on a total return basis with dividends reinvested.


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The 3-Year EPS Growth Rate is not a forecast of the fund's performance. 4 Characteristics: For Fixed Income Funds: Duration represents the interest rate sensitivity of a fixed income fund. For example, if a fund's duration is five years, a 1% increase in interest rates would result in a 5% decline in the fund's price.


HIMCO Variable Insurance Trust Funds
Proxy Voting Policies and Procedures of BlackRock Investment Management, LLC. Effective October 20, 2014, the Hartford Index HLS Fund, Hartford Portfolio Diversifier HLS Fund , American Funds Series of HLS Funds were reorganized into HIMCO Variable Insurance Trust (VIT) Funds.


HIMCO Variable Insurance Trust Funds
Paul Bukowski has served as portfolio manager of the Fund since 2014. Mr. Bukowski also had served as a portfolio manager to the Predecessor Fund since its inception. Mr. Bukowski joined Hartford Investment Management in 2005. Mr. Bukowski earned a B.A. from the University of Wisconsin and an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago. He is a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society.


Chapter 1701: GENERAL CORPORATION LAW
the Portfolio Diversifier HLS Fund to be held in September 2014, for the purpose of seeking approval of. the Agreement and Plan of Reorganization (the âReorganization Agreementâ) by the shareholders of the. Portfolio Diversifier HLS Fund. If approved, the Reorganization is expected to occur in October 2014.


List of Sector Funds
The Fund seeks long-term capital appreciation. The Fund is a fund-of-funds meaning that it allocates its assets among underlying mutual funds. The underlying mutual funds invest principally in equity securities of issuers of any capitalization, including those of foreign issuers.


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Equity Securities: The market price of equity securities may be adversely affected by financial market, industry, or issuer-specific events. Focus on a particular style or on small or medium-sized companies may enhance that risk.


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Diversifier Fund; and. â¢ the distribution of shares of the New Portfolio Diversifier Fund to the shareholders of the Portfolio. Diversifier Fund on a pro rata basis in complete liquidation of the Portfolio Diversifier Fund. If other closing conditions are satisfied, the reorganization is expected to occur immediately prior to the.


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â¢ the transfer of all of the assets of the Portfolio Diversifier Fund to the HIMCO VIT Portfolio. Diversifier Fund (the âNew Portfolio Diversifier Fundâ), a newly organized series of HIMCO. Variable Insurance Trust, in exchange for shares of the New Portfolio Diversifier Fund that have.


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Fund of Funds: Because the fund can invest in other funds, it indirectly bears its proportionate share of the operating expenses and management fees of the underlying fund(s). Affiliated Funds: The fund's adviser can select affiliated and/or unaffiliated funds, which may create a conflict of interest. Prospectus: For additional information on risks, please see the fund's prospectus.


Sports car
The definition of a sports car is not precise, but from the earliest first automobiles people have found ways to make them go faster, round corners better, and look more beautiful than the ordinary models inspiring an emotional relationship with a car that is fun to drive and use for the sake of driving.


What Is A Sport?
We have a huge list of sports which includes some that you may not consider a sport. In order to justify what makes the list, we have to base the inclusion on a clear definition of what makes a sport. Here are some definitions found online: An activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others (Google Search).


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Be a (good) sport and let him play with you. [+] more examples [-] hide examples [+] Example sentences [-] Hide examples. c informal + old-fashioned â used as a friendly way to address someone (especially a man). See you later, sport.


Car classification
Mazda MX-5, the world's best selling sports car. A sports car (sportscar) is a small, usually two seater, two door automobile designed for spirited performance and nimble handling. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, the first known use of the term was in 1928.


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They made sport of [= made fun of ] the way he talked. [+] more examples [-] hide examples [+] Example sentences [-] Hide examples. sport /ËspoÉt/ adjective. sport. /ËspoÉt/. adjective. Learner's definition of SPORT. always used before a noun.


What Is A Sport?
âa human activity capable of achieving a result requiring physical exertion and/or physical skill, which, by its nature and organization, is competitive and is generally accepted as being a sport.â (Australian Sports Commission, ASC).


sport
Save. sport /ËspoÉt/ noun. plural sports. sport. /ËspoÉt/. noun. plural sports. Learner's definition of SPORT. 1. a [count] : a contest or game in which people do certain physical activities according to a specific set of rules and compete against each other.


Sports car
Sports cars may be spartan or luxurious, but high maneuverability and minimum weight are requisite. They may be equipped for racing, especially an aerodynamically shaped one-passenger or two-passenger vehicle having a low center of gravity and steering and suspension designed for precise control at high speeds..


sport
Baseball is a team sport. [=a sport played by teams]. [+] more examples [-] hide examples [+] Example sentences [-] Hide examples. My brother likes sports. [=he enjoys playing and/or watching games such as football, baseball, basketball, golf, etc.]. I like watching sports on TV. She likes to play sports.


Coconut Cream Pie
Directions. 1  In medium saucepan, stir together sugar, cornstarch, flour and salt; stir in eggs until mixture is well blended. 2  Gradually stir in milk. 3  Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly with whisk, until mixture boils; boil and stir 1 minute. 4  Remove from heat; stir in butter and vanilla. 5  Stir in coconut until blended; pour into baked pie ...


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Simple, creamy and delicious, this recipe calls for bananas, instant vanilla pudding mix, whipped topping, milk, and a baked pie shell. The chocolate cream filling in this rich pie is made with cocoa flavored with a bit of butter and vanilla. It 's poured into a pre-baked pastry shell and chilled before serving.


Coconut Cream Pie
Directions. 1  In medium saucepan, stir together sugar, cornstarch, flour and salt; stir in eggs until mixture is well blended. 2  Gradually stir in milk. 3  Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly with whisk, until mixture boils; boil and stir 1 minute. 4  Remove from heat; stir in butter and vanilla.


Chocolate Cream Pie
3) Place the saucepan over medium heat, and gradually whisk in the remaining cream and milk. 4) Bring to a boil, whisking constantly as the mixture thickens; boil for 1 minute. 5) Remove the pan from the heat and pour the mixture over the reserved chocolate and butter.


Chocolate Cream Pie
2) In a medium saucepan away from heat, whisk together the sugar, cornstarch, cocoa, espresso powder, and salt. Whisk in 1/4 cup of cold heavy cream until the mixture is smooth, with no lumps. Repeat with another 1/4 cup of the cream. Whisk in the egg yolks.


Chocolate Cream Pie
1 In a medium saucepan, heat the milk with 1/4 cup of the sugar until bubbles form around the edge. 2  In a large bowl, whisk the egg yolks with 1/4 cup of the sugar, the cornstarch and salt. 3  Gradually whisk in the hot milk mixture.


Coconut Cream Pie
Directions. 1  In medium saucepan, stir together sugar, cornstarch, flour and salt; stir in eggs until mixture is well blended. 2  Gradually stir in milk. 3  Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly with whisk, until mixture boils; boil and stir 1 minute.


Emeril's Chocolate Cream Pie
In a mixing bowl, beat the egg yolks lightly. Pour 1/2 cup of the hot mixture into the egg yolks and whisk thoroughly. Pour the egg yolk mixture into the saucepan and whisk over the heat until thoroughly combined and very thick, 1 to 2 minutes.


How many oz. of coconut are in a can of coconut?
1 Cook until thick in saucepan or microwave. 2  Stir in 2 tablespoons butter. 3  Add vanilla. 4  Cool slightly (stirring occasionally). 5  Pour into baked pie shell. 6  For meringue: Preheat oven to 400Â°. 7  Top with meringue and brown. 8  Or may top with whipped cream after chilling pie.


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This recipe yields a fabulous 10-inch deep-dish pie with an unusual crust made with vanilla pudding, flour, milk, butter, and a bit of baking powder. Sliced peaches are spread over the crust and topped with a fluffy cream cheese layer. It 's then baked and chilled before serving.


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One other benefit of climbing stairs... you can kick ass at the CN tower stair climb! ;) 37/2318! http://www.marshmallowman2ironman.com/2011/10/climb-report-cn-tower-stair-climb.html Good luck with the weight loss Brian, always a battle.


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Regarding the calories in-calories out debate, as you say, there is no debate. And the poster who said that exercise is not the key to weight loss is also correct...partially. You can ingest 1500 calories in about 3 slices of extra pepperoni pizza, but it's a rare individual who will burn that off in hours of exercise.


Calories Burned per Stair while Stairclimbing
Add a bit if you're big, subtract a bit if you're small... but at least it's a good ballpark. I figured it out for a 10 stories of stairs I climb in my office building, and it was around 20 calories. Doesn't sound like a lot, but I go up at least 3 times a day.


Climbing Stairs: Burn Calories, Not Electricity
To calculate your specific weight loss, look at the chart above and find your calorie burn based on your gender and weight. The chart shows calories burned for 60 minutes of climbing stairs, at various difficulties. You will lose one pound for every 3,500 calories that you burn. (So start climbing!).


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Walking Up Stairs. Climbing stairs by walking up them burns 563 calories per hour in 155-pound people, according to the Wisconsin report. This is the same amount of calories you burn if youâre running miles in 12 minutes, a very slow pace.


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Running Up Stairs. Climbing stairs by running up them burns more calories than running at most speeds, but not the fastest speeds, according to the Wisconsin study. You will burn 1,056 calories per hour running up stairs if you weigh 155 pounds.


Which Burns More Calories: Running or Climbing Stairs?
Bicycling more than 20 mph burns the same amount of calories. You burn more calories if you weigh more. If you weigh 155 pounds, you will burn 1,078 calories per hour running at a pace of seven minutes per mile and 930 calories per hour running at a pace of eight minutes per mile.


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Take in less calories than you use and you WILL lose weight, when that net amount gets to -3500 you will have lost a pound of weight, although this may not show due to water weight at different times of day, weight of waste in the body, even weight of food eaten but it's 100% true.


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As in, you can't just climb 100 calories worth of stairs, hold everything else equal, and consider it a gain of +100 calories burned. As Brian alluded, when you climb stairs, your body's propensity for fidgeting goes down. Your body temperature decreases later in the day.


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You then simply weigh the organism, and multiply this mass by the number of cells in one kg, and voila: you have the number of cells in the body. 1  Diameter of a cell: 10 micro meters (microns). 2  Volume of a cell: 10x10x10 cubic microns = 1000 cubic microns.


500+ Amazing Human Body Facts and Trivia
Every square inch of the human body has an average of 32 million bacteria on it. Every time you lick a stamp, you're consuming 1/10 of a calorie. Fingernails grow faster than toenails. Our eyes are always the same size from birth, but our nose and ears never stop growing.


Unusual, unique, and uncommon facts about a diversity of subjects:
The average human body contains enough: iron to make a 3 inch nail, sulfur to kill all fleas on an average dog, carbon to make 900 pencils, potassium to fire a toy cannon, fat to make 7 bars of soap, phosphorous to make 2,200 match heads, and water to fill a ten-gallon tank.


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Wikipedia says 10 13 : Bacterial cells are much smaller than human cells, and there are at least ten times as many bacteria as human cells in the body (approximately 10 14 versus 10 13). The Nobel site says 10 14 : An adult human being has approximately 100 000 billion cells, all originating from a single cell, the fertilized egg cell.


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Human Body. In an average healthy adult, the volume of blood is one-eleventh of the body weight, or between 5 and 6 quarts. (The amount of oil used in the average V8 engine). In ten years, the average man shaves off a pound of whiskers. A cough releases an explosive charge of air that moves at speeds up to 60 mph.


How Many Cells Are in the Human Body?
The cells allow only those things which are necessary for them to function. Cells are amazing. They are all made of similar building blocks, but they do many different things depending on how they are programmed. Some cells carry oxygen to parts of our body. Other cells defend against invading bacteria and viruses.


How many human cells are there in our body, on average?
2. Bacterial cells are much smaller than human cells, and there are at least ten times as many bacteria as human cells in the body (approximately 1014 versus 1013). An adult human being has approximately 100 000 billion cells, all originating from a single cell, the fertilized egg cell.


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1 This happens to be one trillion cells in one liter of volume. 2  We assume that 1 liter is about 1kg, assuming the density of water. 3  There are therefore 10Â¹Â² cells in one kg. 4  If we assume that the person has a mass of 80kg, then we obtain: 80Ã10Â¹Â² cells, this is 80 trillion cells.


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50. I'm trying to rename some files in a directory using Python. Say I have a file called CHEESE_CHEESE_TYPE.*** and want to remove CHEESE_ so my resulting filename would be CHEESE_TYPE. I'm trying to use the os.path.split but it's not working properly.I have also considered using string manipulations, but have not been successful with that either.dd a comment |. up vote 2 down vote. It seems that your problem is more in determining the new file name rather than the rename itself (for which you could use the os.rename method). It is not clear from your question what the pattern is that you want to be renaming. There is nothing wrong with string manipulation.


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I'm trying to rename some files in a directory using Python. Say I have a file called CHEESE_CHEESE_TYPE.*** and want to remove CHEESE_ so my resulting filename would be CHEESE_TYPE.I'm trying to use the os.path.split but it's not working properly.I have also considered using string manipulations, but have not been successful with that either.dd a comment |. up vote 2 down vote. It seems that your problem is more in determining the new file name rather than the rename itself (for which you could use the os.rename method). It is not clear from your question what the pattern is that you want to be renaming. There is nothing wrong with string manipulation.


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Published: Wednesday 10th April 2013. Last Updated: Sunday 28 th April 2013. Renaming (in Python it's known as moving) a file in Python is really simple, and can be done in very few lines thanks to a handy module called shutil. shutil has a function called move that does precisely what the function name implies.ere's a really simple, yet complete example: 1. 2. 3. 4. import shutil. def move (src, dest) : shutil. move (src, dest). Simple stuff. This function takes in the source file or directory and moves it to the destination file or directory.


Computer Science - Courses - Lifelong Learning - Programming - PythonHow to Bulk Rename Files with PythonBy Brenna Van Norman May 16, 2014
1 Start small: First, weâll establish a process and figure out how to rename just one file. 2  Break it down: Start with location. 3  Your computer needs to know where your file is in order to rename it. 4  This is the function: 5  os.path.abspath(path) where path is the directory where your file is. Start small: First, weâll establish a process and figure out how to rename just one file. 2  Break it down: Start with location. 3  Your computer needs to know where your file is in order to rename it. 4  This is the function: 5  os.path.abspath(path) where path is the directory where your file is.


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I'm using Python v2.x and am wondering how I can rename a known text file, for my example say text.txt, to include the current date and time. Any help would be greatly appreciated.'m using Python v2.x and am wondering how I can rename a known text file, for my example say text.txt, to include the current date and time. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Using Python to batch rename email files
We can now go through each file: Note weâre not explicitly closing files, a file is closed automatically when the file object is reassigned. You can also see the pretty powerful string formatting in Python. A â {} â or â {0} â, â {1} â pattern will be replaced with values provided by the format() function.e also need to check if the new file already exists so we donât overwrite it. If the file already exists, we append a number, first we try (1), then (2) if needed and so on. Finally, we can do the actual renaming. To make it nicer, weâll also change the file modified time to match the email date.


How to Rename (Move) a File in Python
shutil.copy vs os.rename. If the file or directory is on the current local file system, shutil.move uses os.rename to move the file or directory. Otherwise, it uses shutil.copy2 to copy the file or directory to the destination and then deletes the source.ere's a really simple, yet complete example: 1. 2. 3. 4. import shutil. def move (src, dest) : shutil. move (src, dest). Simple stuff. This function takes in the source file or directory and moves it to the destination file or directory.


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Here's a really simple, yet complete example: 1. 2. 3. 4. import shutil. def move (src, dest) : shutil. move (src, dest). Simple stuff. This function takes in the source file or directory and moves it to the destination file or directory.ere's a really simple, yet complete example: 1. 2. 3. 4. import shutil. def move (src, dest) : shutil. move (src, dest). Simple stuff. This function takes in the source file or directory and moves it to the destination file or directory.


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What is the proper temperature for a refrigerator?
Average temperature of a refrigerator is 35 - 38 degrees and -18 Â°C (0 Â°F) for the freezer. A household refrigerator should be maintained between 34 and 40 degrees Fahrenheit-just above freezing to maintain food quality but low enough to inhibit bacterial growth.Ideally your refrigerator should be at the correct temperature (less than 4Â°C). When the fridge is very full, turn thermostat to Colder setting.reezer temperature should be maintained at minus 18Â°C. (Ice cream is a good indicator of freezer temperature: it should be firm.) Consult your fridge manufacturer's manual for advise on temperature control. Try not to keep opening the fridge door every few minutes.


What is the proper temperature for a refrigerator?
Freezer temperature should be maintained at minus 18Â°C. (Ice cream is a good indicator of freezer temperature: it should be firm.) Consult your fridge manufacturer's manual for advise on temperature control.Try not to keep opening the fridge door every few minutes.reezer temperature should be maintained at minus 18Â°C. (Ice cream is a good indicator of freezer temperature: it should be firm.) Consult your fridge manufacturer's manual for advise on temperature control. Try not to keep opening the fridge door every few minutes.


What Temperature Should You Keep Your Refrigerator Set At?
In order to keep food out of the Danger Zone, your fridge must be set between 32-40Â° F (0-4 degrees Celsius).Your freezer must be below 32Â° F (0Â° Celsius). I keep mine as cold as it will go. Keep your freezer efficient by half-filling it with bottles of water.n order to keep food out of the Danger Zone, your fridge must be set between 32-40Â° F (0-4 degrees Celsius). Your freezer must be below 32Â° F (0Â° Celsius). I keep mine as cold as it will go.


What is the typical temperature of a household refrigerator?
The ideal refrigerator temperature range is 1Â°-4.5Â°C (34Â°-40Â°F) . Bacterial and mold growth are considerably slowed down at these temperatures, thus retarding food spoilage.Since water freezes at 0Â°C (32Â°F), this prevents fresh foods from freezing, although when the temperature is at the low end of the range, some areas in the refrigerator may be below the freezing point.acterial and mold growth are considerably slowed down at these temperatures, thus retarding food spoilage. Since water freezes at 0Â°C (32Â°F), this prevents fresh foods from freezing, although when the temperature is at the low end of the range, some areas in the refrigerator may be below the freezing point.


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The average recommended temperature for a refrigerator is 35 - 38o F(degrees Fahrenheit) and 1.6-3.3 Â°C (degrees Celsius).acterial and mold growth are considerably slowed down at these temperatures, thus retarding food spoilage. Since water freezes at 0Â°C (32Â°F), this prevents fresh foods from freezing, although when the temperature is at the low end of the range, some areas in the refrigerator may be below the freezing point.


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For perishable foods, the maximum temperature would be 40Â°F (4.4Â°C). But vacuum-packaged seafood should not be above 38Â°F (3.3Â°C) due to the possibility of the formation o â¦ f the botulism toxin.   Normally, higher settings will have the refrigerator run more efficiently since it won't have to run as hard to maintain the temperature.acterial and mold growth are considerably slowed down at these temperatures, thus retarding food spoilage. Since water freezes at 0Â°C (32Â°F), this prevents fresh foods from freezing, although when the temperature is at the low end of the range, some areas in the refrigerator may be below the freezing point.


Thrive Weight Loss Patch Review â Is It Worth It?
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Slim Weight Patch Review: How Safe And Effective Is This Product?
1 It can be used with or without an existing weight loss plan. 2  All ingredients are natural origin and 100% safe and effective weight loss.  Slim Weight Patch is a risk-free product as it comes with a money-back guarantee.


Weight-Loss Patches
Weight-loss patches are usually sold in boxes of 30, so they provide a one-month supply at once. Prices are reasonable compared to other weight-loss products. As of 2010, a box costs anywhere between $30 and $50. Online stores often have specials, coupons and discounts for these products. Patches donât usually come with a money-back guarantee.


Thrive Weight Loss Patch Review â Is It Worth It?
Thrive Weight Loss Patch Ingredients and How They Work. Thrive Weight Loss Patchuses what they call DFT, or Derma Fusion Technology, to deliver the fat fighting ingredients directly to your blood stream through your skin. Apply the patch like a band aid to an areal of clean and dry skin on your upper arm, shoulder, lower back or chest and leave it on for 24 hours. The DFT technology time release the. ingredients to keep your weight loss program in check. The ingredients include:


The Diet Patch Slimming Patches
Containing 10 powerful slimming ingredients, Slimming Solutions' Diet Patch is our fastest acting weight loss patch. Once applied, the patch works around the clock, and is the perfect easy-to-use solution for slimmers and fitness enthusiasts.


Weight-Loss Patches
Weight-loss patches might seem like a dieterâs dream. All you need to do is stick one on your skin and youâll see the pounds melt awayâor so the manufacturers claim. No scientific evidence exists that the patches work in this manner, so this is a buy-at-your-own risk situation. According to MayoClinic.com, most over-the-counter weight-loss products are gimmicks.


The Diet Patch Slimming Patches
Slimming Patches - How To Apply. Simply apply one diet patch each day to a clean, dry, hair free part of your body. Try to drink plenty of water each day then forget about the fact you're wearing it. There are no special foods to buy or points to count.


The Diet Patch Slimming Patches
Just remember to drink 6-8 glasses of water each day to help eliminate toxins and reduce fluid retention. We recommend a minimum 2 month course for best results. From feedback received, the average weight loss achieved per pack of slimming patches is 8-14lbs (3.6 to 6.3 kilos) and each pack lasts 30 days.


Slim Weight Patch Review: How Safe And Effective Is This Product?
Slim Weight Patches: Product Review. It is very good news that even moderate weight loss can improve or prevent the health problems associated with obesity. Slim Weight Patches use cutting edge, proven the Trans-dermal technology to give natural, fast and effective weight loss. At the price of $39.00 for one month boosts up metabolism and controls hunger. The Slim Weight Patch is the ultimate new delivery system of the future to fight with weight loss dilemma without using tablets and capsules.


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HOW DO THERMOELECTRICS WORK?
To understand how thermoelectrics generate the electricity from a temperature difference we have to know a bit about how electrons move in a metal. Metals are good conductors because electrons can move freely within them, similar to a fluid in a pipe.


Electricity from Waste Heat
Thatâs why the system can work at lower temperatures, which impart less energy to the gas. The company expects to convert 10 to 15 percent of low-temperature waste heat into electricity, delivering a payback in two years or less in most cases, says CEO Michael Newell.


What should we do about global warming?
There are already some great ways of generating electricity that are technically and economically feasible - Energy from Waste, wind, solar and water power - not to mention nuclear. The problem is that many people don't like them - in the same way that (rightly) many people don't like coal fired power generation.


New generator creates electricity directly from heat
Thermionic generators convert heat or light into an electric current by using the temperature difference between two metallic plates that are separated by a vacuum. The hot plate is heated either by incident light or thermal conduction and this causes electrons to evaporate from its surface.


HOW DO THERMOELECTRICS WORK?
This is done with no moving parts by heating water in the PowerPot. Water holds several times more heat than aluminum per pound, so it makes a wonderful heatsink. Also, water never gets hotter than 212 F (100 C) at a boil, effectively limiting the maximum temperature of the âcoldâ side of the thermoelectric generator.


Electricity from Waste Heat
Now Ener-G-Rotors, based in Schenectady, NY, is developing technology that can use heat between 65 and 150 Â°C. More than hot air: Ener-G-Rotors, which claims that its technology can cost effectively generate electricity from low-temperature waste heat, plans to install its first five-kilowatt sample system in December. The system (bottom), which uses a rotor instead of a turbine to run a generator (top), is approximately four feet high.


8 Unbelievable New Ways of Generating Electricity
The solar wind consists of an enormous number of charged particles, emitted by the sun at very high speeds. In principle, these particles can be used to generate electricity by using an enormous solar sail and a charged wire, which generates energy from the solar wind passing along it.


New generator creates electricity directly from heat
Neil Fox of the University of Bristol in the UK points out that the new generator has similarities to a planar triode design tested at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the late 1950s. This previous design had suffered from energy loses caused by electronâelectron collisions and scattering.


8 Unbelievable New Ways of Generating Electricity
In practice, a space solar power project might work something like this: 1  A large geostationary array would collect and focus light from the sun. 2  Photo-voltaic cells would convert that light into electricity. 3  That electricity would be used to power a microwave laser, aimed towards a ground station on Earth.


Change the fonts in a presentation
On the Slide Master tab, in the Edit Theme group, click Fonts, and then select a font from the list. Repeat steps 1 through 4 for any other fonts that you want to change. To return to editing your slides, on the Slide Master tab, in the Close group, click Close Master View.Top of Page.o change the font for a single paragraph or a phrase, select the text that you want to change. To change the font for all the text in a placeholder, either select all the text in the placeholder, or click the placeholder.


Change the fonts in a presentation
Change the fonts on a single slide. Do one of the following: To change the font for a single paragraph or a phrase, select the text that you want to change. To change the font for all the text in a placeholder, either select all the text in the placeholder, or click the placeholder.On the Home tab, in the Font group, select a font in the Font list.o change the font for a single paragraph or a phrase, select the text that you want to change. To change the font for all the text in a placeholder, either select all the text in the placeholder, or click the placeholder.


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Open PowerPoint 2007. Click on the Microsoft Office button and then click on the Open option. Locate the PowerPoint presentation you want to work with and click on the Open button. Click on the slide master thumbnail in the left navigation pane.Click on the title text or body text. Click on the Slide Master tab and then click on the Fonts option in the Edit Themes group. Choose the font you want to use. Look at all of your slides and you'll see that the font in the entire file has changed.pen PowerPoint 2007. Click on the Microsoft Office button and then click on the Open option. Locate the PowerPoint presentation you want to work with and click on the Open button. Click on the slide master thumbnail in the left navigation pane.


Change the fonts in a presentation
Tip On a slide layout in the slide master, you can also change the default text that appears in a placeholder by creating custom prompt text. On the Slide Master tab, in the Edit Theme group, click Fonts, and then select a font from the list. Repeat steps 1 through 4 for any other fonts that you want to change.o one of the following: To change the font for a single paragraph or a phrase, select the text that you want to change. To change the font for all the text in a placeholder, either select all the text in the placeholder, or click the placeholder.


Change the fonts in a presentation
Change the fonts on a single slide. Do one of the following: To change the font for a single paragraph or a phrase, select the text that you want to change. To change the font for all the text in a placeholder, either select all the text in the placeholder, or click the placeholder.On the Home tab, in the Font group, select a font in the Font list.o one of the following: To change the font for a single paragraph or a phrase, select the text that you want to change. To change the font for all the text in a placeholder, either select all the text in the placeholder, or click the placeholder.


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1 PowerPoint 2003 - Choose from the menu. 2  In the Replace Font dialog box, under the heading Replace, select the font you wish to change from the drop down list of fonts in this presentation. 3  Under the heading With, select the new font for the presentation. 4  Click the Replace button.nswer: PowerPoint has a convenient feature that allows you to make a global change to all the fonts in the presentation at one time. 1  PowerPoint 2010 and 2007 - In the Editing section, at the right side of the Home tab of the ribbon, click the.


How to Change Default Font in PowerPoint Template
If you want to change the default font used in any PowerPoint template then this simple trick can be helpful. First, you need to access the Slide Master view under View menu. Then, look for the layout where you want to change the default font and for each layout choose the new font to be used.f you want to change the default font used in any PowerPoint template then this simple trick can be helpful. First, you need to access the Slide Master view under View menu. Then, look for the layout where you want to change the default font and for each layout choose the new font to be used.


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PowerPoint: How to Apply Font Characteristics to all Text in a Presentation 1. Click on View a. Scroll down to Master b. Scroll over to Slide Master 2. Click on each area to change font for entire presentation 3.owerPoint: How to Apply Font Characteristics to all Text in a Presentation 1. Click on View a. Scroll down to Master b. Scroll over to Slide Master 2. Click on each area to change font for entire presentation 3.


1 SQL*Plus User Interface
1 To change the font for a single paragraph or a phrase, drag to select the text. 2  Then, on the Home tab, in the Font group, click a font name in the Font box. . 3  You can also apply other kinds of formatting in the Font group, such as font size, bold or italic type, and text color.ollapse this image Expand this image. 1  To change the font for all the text in a placeholder, drag to select all the text, or click to select the placeholder that contains the text. 2  Then, on the Home tab, in the Font group, click a font name in the Font box. .


How to filter in Excel
More information. To change the default fonts on a single slide, or to change the default fonts throughout your whole presentation, and for all new presentations that you create, use one of the following methods: Method 1: Change the font on a specific slide. Method 2: Change the fonts throughout your presentation.ollapse this image Expand this image. 1  To change the font for all the text in a placeholder, drag to select all the text, or click to select the placeholder that contains the text. 2  Then, on the Home tab, in the Font group, click a font name in the Font box. .


11 Health Benefits of Dandelion Leaves and Dandelion Root
A plant that provides health benefits! Dandelion is an excellent food and medicine! Dandelion is most often thought of as a pesky weed that likes to take over our lawns and gardens. They overwhelm meadows, soccer fields, and are the bane of golf courses. They even pop up in cracked sidewalks and pavement.


Dandelion Leaf
Dandelion root's benefit to the digestive tract is twofold as it contains inulin.6,12,14 (which may support healthy bacteria in the intestines), and is also a bitter digestive tonic which tones the digestive system and stimulates the appetite.


Dandelion Leaf
History And Folklore. Medicinal use of dandelion was first recorded in writing in the Tang Materia Medica (659 B.C.E.),6 and then later noted by Arab physicians in the 10th century. In the 13th century, it was mentioned in Welsh medicine, and has been used all over the world since.


What Are the Benefits of Dandelion Root Tea?
According to the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, or NCCAM, Native American and traditional Arabic practitioners are among those finding dandelion a useful medicine. The entire plant can be used, with one use of the root being simple-to-make tea.


Dandelion Root Benefits as a Cleansing Herb
Dandelion Root Tea Benefits. The use of dandelion root tea has been used by herbalists throughout the ages for its many healing components. The tea is one of our very favorite herbal teas to make in the springtime. Spring, in Chinese medicine, is the season of the liver and a cleansing time of year.


Dandelion Root Benefits as a Cleansing Herb
Dandelion Root Benefits. Purifies the Liver and Blood. Roots, like dandelion, are a very important class of herbs in botanical medicine, called herbal alteratives.. Alteratives are blood purifiers that alter the condition of the blood by assimilating nutrients and eliminating metabolic waste products.


Dandelion Leaf
Dandelion bears a sun-yellow flower head (which is actually composed of hundreds of tiny flowers)3 typical of the Asteraceae family, that closes in the evening or during cloudy weather and opens back up in the morning, much like its cousin calendula (Calendula officinale).


11 Health Benefits of Dandelion Leaves and Dandelion Root
Dandelion leaves, flowers, and roots are all edible. They have a slightly bitter flavor that can be minimized by harvesting them in the fall or spring. The young leaves are tenderer and less bitter, making a great addition to raw salads. Cooking dandelion cuts the bitter flavor of both the leaves and the roots.


DANDELION
Dandelion is an herb. People use the above ground parts and root to make medicine. Dandelion is used for many conditions, but so far, there isnât enough scientific evidence to determine whether or not it is effective for any of them. Dandelion is used for loss of appetite, upset stomach, intestinal gas, gallstones, joint pain, muscle aches, eczema, and bruises.