Mania
For other uses, see Mania (disambiguation) . Mania is the mood of an abnormally elevated arousal energy level, or a state of heightened overall activation with enhanced affective expression together with lability of affect..


Mania
The cardinal symptoms of mania are the following: heightened mood (either euphoric or irritable); flight of ideas and pressure of speech; and increased energy, decreased need for sleep; and hyperactivity.


mania
LINK / CITE ADD TO WORD LIST. noun. The definition of mania is a violent mental disorder that is part of bipolar disorder where a person becomes very active and feels very happy and excited, or a craving or obsession. 1  An example of a mania is a feeling of excitement and joy that quickly sinks to depression.


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Egbu is a village in southeastern Nigeria. Also, it is located near the city of Owerri. It lies on the Otamiri River.gbu is bordered by owerri, awaka and naze and is about ten minutes drive from the capital city Owerri.Egbu as a united people has one leader known as EZE who happens to be the only traditional ruler in the community and the EZE comes from a particullar family known as the EGBUKOLE,S.


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Egbu is bordered by owerri, awaka and naze and is about ten minutes drive from the capital city Owerri.Egbu as a united people has one leader known as EZE who happens to be the only traditional ruler in the community and the EZE comes from a particullar family known as the EGBUKOLE,S.gbu is bordered by owerri, awaka and naze and is about ten minutes drive from the capital city Owerri.Egbu as a united people has one leader known as EZE who happens to be the only traditional ruler in the community and the EZE comes from a particullar family known as the EGBUKOLE,S.


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; English /ËÉªÉ¡boÊ/ ; archaically Ibo /ËiËboÊ/) (Igbo: Asá»¥sá»¥ Igbo), is the principal native language of the Igbo people, an ethnic group of southeastern Nigeria.There are approximately 24 million speakers, who live mostly in Nigeria and are primarily of Igbo descent.he language features vowel harmony with two sets of oral vowels distinguished by pharyngeal cavity size described in terms of retracted tongue root (RTR). These vowels also occupy different places in vowel space: [i ÉªÌ e a u ÊÌ o ÉÌ] (the last commonly transcribed [ÉÌ] , in keeping with neighboring languages).


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Igbo is a tonal language with two distinctive tones, high and low. In some cases a third, downstepped high tone is recognized. The language's tone system was given by John Goldsmith as an example of autosegmental phenomena that go beyond the linear model of phonology laid out in The Sound Pattern of English.he language features vowel harmony with two sets of oral vowels distinguished by pharyngeal cavity size described in terms of retracted tongue root (RTR). These vowels also occupy different places in vowel space: [i ÉªÌ e a u ÊÌ o ÉÌ] (the last commonly transcribed [ÉÌ] , in keeping with neighboring languages).


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A standard literary language was developed in 1972 based on the Owerri (Isuama) and Umuahia (such as Ohuhu) dialects, though it omits the nasalization and aspiration of those varieties. There are related Igboid languages as well that are sometimes considered dialects of Igbo, the most divergent being Ekpeye.he language features vowel harmony with two sets of oral vowels distinguished by pharyngeal cavity size described in terms of retracted tongue root (RTR). These vowels also occupy different places in vowel space: [i ÉªÌ e a u ÊÌ o ÉÌ] (the last commonly transcribed [ÉÌ] , in keeping with neighboring languages).


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The mother of Egbu was Oma. She distributed her children to various areas and they founded Ibi, Aji, Egbu-Oma, Egwe-Oma Uli, Mgbidi-Oma, Eleyi-Oma and Omuma. Prior to this, she planted her water pot at Ibi and the pot is still at the place till today as a mark of unity among her children.he people produce yams, cassava, oranges, and fish in large scale; these are exported to other parts of Imo State and to markets throughout Nigeria. Cocoyams, sweet potatoes, bananas, and plantains are also produced and marketed for cash. There is a lucrative market for firewood in the town.


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1900-29 == Rev. Thomas J. Dennis was the best, most prolific student of Igbo and writer of his time. He used an Igbo Language Translation Committee, including Igbo indigenes, to translate Pilgrim's Progress and some catechisms into Igbo.He also translated the Union Reader and the Union Hymnal.wana was the first Igbo to publish fiction in the Igbo language. The first edition was in the Protestant Orthography, but it was soon issued in the other orthographies. In 1963 Longman Nigeria published an Official Orthography Edition transliterated by J. O. Iroaganachi.


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Isuama Igbo: type of dialect used in Igbo studies as a standard dialect by emancipated slaves of Igbo origin settled in Sierra Leone and Fernando Po (now part of Equatorial Guinea) in the 1800s (Oraka p. 20).wana was the first Igbo to publish fiction in the Igbo language. The first edition was in the Protestant Orthography, but it was soon issued in the other orthographies. In 1963 Longman Nigeria published an Official Orthography Edition transliterated by J. O. Iroaganachi.


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The language features vowel harmony with two sets of oral vowels distinguished by pharyngeal cavity size described in terms of retracted tongue root (RTR). These vowels also occupy different places in vowel space: [i ÉªÌ e a u ÊÌ o ÉÌ] (the last commonly transcribed [ÉÌ] , in keeping with neighboring languages).he language features vowel harmony with two sets of oral vowels distinguished by pharyngeal cavity size described in terms of retracted tongue root (RTR). These vowels also occupy different places in vowel space: [i ÉªÌ e a u ÊÌ o ÉÌ] (the last commonly transcribed [ÉÌ] , in keeping with neighboring languages).


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1828 == Mrs. Hannah Kilham, a Quaker mission teacher, published Specimens of African Languages Spoken in the Colony of Sierra-Leone. Included: Igbo numerals and some 50 Igbo nouns (Oraka p. 22). 1831 == Mrs. Kilham started a girls' school at Charlotte village, Sierra Leone.wana was the first Igbo to publish fiction in the Igbo language. The first edition was in the Protestant Orthography, but it was soon issued in the other orthographies. In 1963 Longman Nigeria published an Official Orthography Edition transliterated by J. O. Iroaganachi.


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Your scratch may be in the coating rather than in the brass itself. Clean your piece of brass well and buff it thoroughly. Then, take a bit of lacquer thinner or acetone on a soft cotton cloth and rub the scratch to remove the coating. If the scratch disappears, buff energetically and restore the protective coating.f the scratch doesn't soften, you may need to use some more abrasive tools. Use abrasion wisely. If you think you need to use abrasives, make absolutely sure that you are working with solid, not plated brass. A magnet will stick to solid brass. Take plated brass to the jeweler or refinisher.


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Wool and polyesters can be abrasive. Rub the scratch with your buffing cloth or pad in a circular motion until the surface of the metal feels warm. The scratch may soften and flatten out as the metal gets warm. If the scratch doesn't soften, you may need to use some more abrasive tools. Use abrasion wisely.If you think you need to use abrasives, make absolutely sure that you are working with solid, not plated brass. A magnet will stick to solid brass.Take plated brass to the jeweler or refinisher.f the scratch doesn't soften, you may need to use some more abrasive tools. Use abrasion wisely. If you think you need to use abrasives, make absolutely sure that you are working with solid, not plated brass. A magnet will stick to solid brass. Take plated brass to the jeweler or refinisher.


How To Remove Scratches From Brass Surfaces
Step 2: If the scratch has managed to affect the brass below the lacquer or the object was not lacquered at all, you should begin by polishing the lightest marks you can see with an appropriate polish. Step 3: If the scratches are a little deeper, you will need to use abrasion to restore the brass.Begin with a gentle abrasive, like a jewelerâs rouge, and buff in a circular motion. Then move onto an emery cloth or steel wool, which you can wipe across the marks.Finish by polishing the metal.tep 1: Check to see whether your brass has been coated with a lacquer; if so, the scratch may not have transferred to the metal beneath. Buff the objects thoroughly, then apply a cloth soaked with a little acetone to the mark.


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A thin coat of clear nail polish or metal lacquer will work as a replacement coating. Start gently with surface scratches. If your brass is not lacquered, clean it well with a polish formulated for use on brass. Buff energetically to see how much of the scratch can be worked out by buffing.f the scratch doesn't soften, you may need to use some more abrasive tools. Use abrasion wisely. If you think you need to use abrasives, make absolutely sure that you are working with solid, not plated brass. A magnet will stick to solid brass. Take plated brass to the jeweler or refinisher.


How To Remove Scratches From Brass Surfaces
Step 1: Check to see whether your brass has been coated with a lacquer; if so, the scratch may not have transferred to the metal beneath. Buff the objects thoroughly, then apply a cloth soaked with a little acetone to the mark.If it disappears you can simply reapply the lacquer.tep 1: Check to see whether your brass has been coated with a lacquer; if so, the scratch may not have transferred to the metal beneath. Buff the objects thoroughly, then apply a cloth soaked with a little acetone to the mark.


How do I get scratches out of brass?
Answer by mammakat (11147). Brass is soft, so it scratches easily. It is often laquered, and the scratch may be in the finish-use a little acetone (nail polish remover) which will soften the finish and buff like crazy. If not finished, use a good brass cleaner, and a buffing cloth, and elbow grease.nswer by Euripides (174). Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, which makes it a semi-soft metal. This means that light scratches (mo deeper than 1-2 mm. ) can often be buffed out using a buffer and mild abrasive. Deeper scratches can be minimized but never completely removed without harming the surrounding metal.


Thread: Need some assistance in taking out scratches in brass....
Re: Need some assistance in taking out scratches in brass.... You're always going to have scratches; it's a fact of polishing something. However, you can minimize them by using progressively finer grits, whether it be sandpaper, emery cloth, or a liquid/paste polish.e: Need some assistance in taking out scratches in brass.... An alternative is to go for a different look and have the part shot-peened for a luster rather than a fragile shine.


How do I get scratches out of brass?
Answer by Euripides (174). Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, which makes it a semi-soft metal. This means that light scratches (mo deeper than 1-2 mm. ) can often be buffed out using a buffer and mild abrasive. Deeper scratches can be minimized but never completely removed without harming the surrounding metal.add a comment.nswer by Euripides (174). Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, which makes it a semi-soft metal. This means that light scratches (mo deeper than 1-2 mm. ) can often be buffed out using a buffer and mild abrasive. Deeper scratches can be minimized but never completely removed without harming the surrounding metal.


Getting Scratches Out of Copper
Copper is a soft metal that scratches easily, but because of the softness, the scratches can generally be removed with little effort. The surface of copper constantly reacts with the air that touches it, gradually changing color, a process called developing a patina.opper is a soft metal that scratches easily, but because of the softness, the scratches can generally be removed with little effort. The surface of copper constantly reacts with the air that touches it, gradually changing color, a process called developing a patina.


How do you repair scratches in brass ?
Brass is a relatively soft metal and scratches come out easily, but the area you repaired will be different in color or sheen. This means the entire piece will have to be done. Not as bad as it sounds. This will work if the scratches aren't too deep. Try this combat tactic. A 180 grit Emory Cloth can sand out scratches.rass is a relatively soft metal and scratches come out easily, but the area you repaired will be different in color or sheen. This means the entire piece will have to be done. Not as bad as it sounds. This will work if the scratches aren't too deep. Try this combat tactic. A 180 grit Emory Cloth can sand out scratches.


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In Technology. fish = time + hard roe time = sand + glass / hard roe = water + egg sand = stone + air / glass = fire + sand / egg = stone + life stone = air + lava / life = energy + sw â¦ amp lava = fire + earth / energy = fire + air / swamp = mud + plant mud = water + earth / plant = rain + earth rain = water + air.n Technology. fish = time + hard roe time = sand + glass / hard roe = water + egg sand = stone + air / glass = fire + sand / egg = stone + life stone = air + lava / life = energy + sw â¦ amp lava = fire + earth / energy = fire + air / swamp = mud + plant mud = water + earth / plant = rain + earth rain = water + air.


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Instructions. Tap the Alchemy icon to launch the game on your Android smartphone. Tap and hold the Air element and drag it over the Fire element. Lift your finger off of the screen and they combine to create the Energy element. Drag the Earth element over the Water element and release it.They turn into the Swamp element.Now drag the Swamp element over the Energy element and release it. This turns into the Life element. Tap the + symbol at the bottom of the screen to get a list of your discovered elements. Tap Swamp to select it.Combine Life and Swamp to form Bacteria. Tap the + and tap Water.. Combine Bacteria and Water to form Plankton. Tap Earth from the menu, and then combine Earth and Plankton to form Worm.rag the Earth element over the Water element and release it. They turn into the Swamp element. Now drag the Swamp element over the Energy element and release it. This turns into the Life element. Tap the + symbol at the bottom of the screen to get a list of your discovered elements. Tap Swamp to select it.


How to Make a Snowman in Little Alchemy
For swamp, combine mud and plant. Make mud by combining water and earth, while for plant, combine earth and rain. Rain can be made by combining water and air. 1  Once you have human in your workspace, start working on snow.2  You will need to combine rain and cold to get what you need.. Since you are aiming to make a snowman, you will need to combine âhumanâ and âsnow.â First, focus on getting human in your workspace. 1  In order to get human, you will need to combine earth and life. 2  Earth is a basic classical element and will already be present in your workspace from the start.


How to Make a Snowman in Little Alchemy
3. Since you are aiming to make a snowman, you will need to combine âhumanâ and âsnow.â First, focus on getting human in your workspace. 1  In order to get human, you will need to combine earth and life. 2  Earth is a basic classical element and will already be present in your workspace from the start.. Since you are aiming to make a snowman, you will need to combine âhumanâ and âsnow.â First, focus on getting human in your workspace. 1  In order to get human, you will need to combine earth and life. 2  Earth is a basic classical element and will already be present in your workspace from the start.


How to make items in Little Alchemy
I'm showing you how to make items in Little Alchemy. like: life, human, plant, tree, cow, milke... and more.Good luck! http://littlealchemy.com/. 1  Gaming.'m showing you how to make items in Little Alchemy. like: life, human, plant, tree, cow, milke... and more. Good luck! http://littlealchemy.com/. 1  Gaming.


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Anonymous said... Warrior is human+sword. I just checked it on the official cheats for little alchemy (littlealchemy.com/cheats). And it works. Just make sure that you put it almost exactly over the sword/human. only have 444/450 and I looked on the list!!!!!! I'm soooo confused now!!!!:(. i love playing on little alchemy all my friend help me do staff on little alchemy.i now how to make the bat.gust saying i am 8 years old.


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Instructions. Combine air and fire to create energy. Combine earth and water to create swamp. Combine energy and swamp to create life. Combine life and swamp to create bacteria. Combine bacteria and water to create plankton.Combine plankton and earth to create worm. Combine worm and swamp to create snake.ombine air and fire to create energy. Combine earth and water to create swamp. Combine energy and swamp to create life. Combine life and swamp to create bacteria. Combine bacteria and water to create plankton. Combine plankton and earth to create worm. Combine worm and swamp to create snake.


Zedâs Alchemy Cheats Sheet
Zedâs Alchemy is one of the original alchemy games on the mobile platform. We have compiled an easy to use 1 page answer sheet to help you with all the element combinations in the game.For some of the combinations, if they do not work, you could try to switch the order or restart the application.edâs Alchemy is one of the original alchemy games on the mobile platform. We have compiled an easy to use 1 page answer sheet to help you with all the element combinations in the game.


How much hay and/or sweet feed does a cow need to eat dailyâ¦
As a general rule, cows can eat about 1.5 to 2% of their body weight in NDF and that is the way we balance the ration with a computer. Dairy cows usually eat about 100 lbs of feed a day, beef cows about 30-50% of this amount depending on the type of feed.Dairy cows eat dry hay and haylage (fermented hay) and this account for about 30 lbs of their intake if quality is good.Beef cows would eat more hay and less starch so they could eat 15-20 lbs.airy cows usually eat about 100 lbs of feed a day, beef cows about 30-50% of this amount depending on the type of feed.


How much do dairy cows eat per day?
Dairy cows eat 2% to 5% of their body weight in dry matter. Translating that into as-fed, dairy cows can eat 75 - 100 lbs of feed per day.Lactating dairy cows typically eat 50% more than a dry dairy cow.actating cows tend to eat more than dry cows do, eating 5% of their body weight in dry matter, whereas a dry cow will eat around 2.5% of her body weight in dry matter per day.


How much does a cow eat?
The average dairy cow eats three pounds of silage and one pound of hay each day for every 100 pounds of its body weight. Dairy cows also receive one pound of grain or other concentrated feed for every four to six pounds of milk they give. Cows weigh from 900 to 2,000 pounds.The average annual output of milk per cow is about 10,000 pounds.One gallon of milk weighs 8.6 pounds. Both dairy and beef cattle eat large amounts of forage, or rough feed such as clover or alfalfa. They also eat huge amounts of grass each year and turn it into meat and milk.he average annual output of milk per cow is about 10,000 pounds. One gallon of milk weighs 8.6 pounds. Both dairy and beef cattle eat large amounts of forage, or rough feed such as clover or alfalfa. They also eat huge amounts of grass each year and turn it into meat and milk.


How much do dairy cows eat per day?
Lactating dairy cattle will drink 25 to 30 gallons (95 to 114  litres) of water per day (some bigger and heavier producing cows  will drink up to or around 50 gallons [189 l â¦ itres] per day),  however, a dry dairy cow will drink 10 to 20 gallons (37 to 75  litres) of water per day.actating cows tend to eat more than dry cows do, eating 5% of their body weight in dry matter, whereas a dry cow will eat around 2.5% of her body weight in dry matter per day.


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As a rule of thumb, a cow will eat 2 to 2.5 pounds of hay per day for each 100 pounds of body weight (about one 30- to 40-lb. bale per day). If you feed grain, the usual is 16% dairy ration, which will balance well with most pasture or hay. Another rule of thumb is to give 1 lb. of grain for every 3 lbs. of milk.s a rule of thumb, a cow will eat 2 to 2.5 pounds of hay per day for each 100 pounds of body weight (about one 30- to 40-lb. bale per day). If you feed grain, the usual is 16% dairy ration, which will balance well with most pasture or hay. Another rule of thumb is to give 1 lb. of grain for every 3 lbs. of milk.


How much and how many times does a lactating cow eat each day?
A lactating cow will consume between 18 and 25 kg of dietary dry matter each day, depending on how much milk she is currently producing. Cows have access to feed and water at all times, except during milking (2 or 3 times per day). lactating cow will consume between 18 and 25 kg of dietary dry matter each day, depending on how much milk she is currently producing. Cows have access to feed and water at all times, except during milking (2 or 3 times per day).


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All cattle will eat primarily between 1.6% to 3.0% of their body weight per day (on a Dry-Matter [DM] basis), depending on the quality of the forage they are consuming.Dry cows, heifers, steers and bulls tend to eat around 2.0% of their body weight per day, on average.ig cows eat more than small cows, and thin cows will eat more than fat cows. Also, as you will notice in the related question posted below, moisture content in the feed and the quality of the feed will affect how much an animal will eat per day. Usually, the higher the moisture content, the more a bovine will eat.


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Lactating cows will eat 50% of that when she is dry, which is upwards around 3.0% to possibly 4.0% of her body weight per day. In terms of lbs of feed per day, bulls will eat more than cows; cows will eat more than heifers and steers, and steers tend to eat slightly more than heifers.ig cows eat more than small cows, and thin cows will eat more than fat cows. Also, as you will notice in the related question posted below, moisture content in the feed and the quality of the feed will affect how much an animal will eat per day. Usually, the higher the moisture content, the more a bovine will eat.


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Also, since dairy cows tend to produce twice as much milk as beef or range cows do, dairy cows tend to drink more water on average than a typical beef cow would. So a 1000 lb lactating beef cow may drink around 15 to 20 gallons per day, whereas a 1000 lb lactating dairy cow may drink around 30 to 40 gallons a day.ig cows eat more than small cows, and thin cows will eat more than fat cows. Also, as you will notice in the related question posted below, moisture content in the feed and the quality of the feed will affect how much an animal will eat per day. Usually, the higher the moisture content, the more a bovine will eat.


Feeding dairy goats
1 After peak lactation, feed according to milk production. 2  Feed 0.5 pound of grain for every pound of milk over 3 pounds milk per day, along with good quality forage. 3  For example, a goat producing 8 pounds a day would get all the good forage she could eat plus 2.5 pounds (8 â 3 = 5 lb. Feed 0.5 pound of grain for every pound of milk over 3 pounds milk per day, along with good quality forage. 2  For example, a goat producing 8 pounds a day would get all the good forage she could eat plus 2.5 pounds (8 â 3 = 5 lb. 3  x 0.5 lb feed/lb milk) of grain, split into two feedings.


Five health reasons to eat sunflower seeds and sprouts
Five healthy reasons to eat sunflower sprouts. 1. Boost your fertility with sunflower seeds and sprouts: Both sunflower seeds and their sprouts contain high amounts of zinc. Zinc is a well-researched mineral that is essential for the development of sperm, which is why it is especially important for men.


Are Sunflower Seeds Healthy to Eat?
As with most foods, sunflower seeds can be part of a healthy diet when eaten with plenty of fresh fruits, vegetables, low-fat dairy and lean meat sources. Sunflower seeds are a good source of protein and when combined with legumes can be used to substitute for meat.


Five health reasons to eat sunflower seeds and sprouts
Sunflower sprouts are also easy to grow indoors. Soak one cup of unhulled, natural and unroasted sunflower seeds overnight in a mason jar. Place a planting tray with holes onto a solid tray to ensure good drainage. Fill the planting tray with an inch of dirt, watering it well. Drain your soaked sunflower seeds, and spread them over the dirt in an even layer.


Is Sunflower Oil Healthy?
Sunflowerd seeds surrounding a bowl of sunflower oil. Choosing healthier sources of fat can lower your risk for heart disease, and sunflower oil may help. Most of the fat in sunflower oil is unsaturated, and this oil is a nutrient-dense food, according to the 2010 Dietary Guidelines from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.


Are Sunflower Seeds Healthy to Eat?
Look for sunflower seeds that are raw or check the food label for ingredients like oil and sodium. Although they can be good for you, sunflower seeds are high in calories, so be sure to watch your serving size. A 2-tbsp., or 1-oz., serving of seeds is 165 calories. You can enjoy sunflower seeds in a variety of ways. Snack on them alone or add them to your oatmeal, cold cereal or yogurt.


Sunflower seeds nutrition facts
Like in other seeds and nuts, sunflower also are an excellent source of proteins loaded with fine quality amino acids such as tryptophan that are essential for growth, especially in children. Just 100 g of seeds provide about 21 g of protein (37% of daily-recommended values).


The Shocking Truth About Sunflower Oil
And this is not a good thing. Sunflower seed oil is very high in omega-6 fatty acids. In some cases, the omega-6 content is as high as 70 percent! If you are currently using sunflower seed oil in your diet, I urge you to stop. It is not good for you at all. It exacerbates the inflammation in your body and puts you at risk for disease.


Sunflower seeds nutrition facts
Sunflower seeds nutrition facts. Sweet, nutty sunflower seeds are an excellent source of essential fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. Sunflower kernels actually employed to extract edible oil at commercial levels. Besides being eaten as popular snacks, they are also used in the kitchen to prepare a variety of recipes.


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For AWS-based startups, what % of operational costs does your AWS bill make up? How do providers on Google Compute or AWS calculate what their costs will be when usage is unpredictable? Has anyone done a cost analysis/comparison for a startup renting AWS or Rackspace?


Amazon email review: AWS WorkMail vs Gmail vs Outlook - Amazon's WorkMail app is just like every other email service on the web
AWS WorkMail: Competition Microsoft offers cloud-based Outlook apps for mobile devices and an online version of your inbox via an Office 365 log-in. Yahoo and Gmail have business email options that users of the consumer products will be familiar with.


Amazon WorkMail: No compelling reason to migrate from Office 365 or Google Apps
Notably, Office 365 Business Essentials and Amazon WorkMail offer 50 GB of storage, while Google offers only 30 GB. What about privacy protections? Amazon allows corporate purchasers to decide what region of AWS their mail is stored in, which has the benefit of decreasing access latency, and providing compliance for local privacy regulations.


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The AWS Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and simple monthly calculators offer a broad range of options. Finding the option that is the right fit for your organization can help you realize the greatest savings and overall benefits of moving your data center into the AWS Cloud. AWS offers multiple pricing models.


Amazon email review: AWS WorkMail vs Gmail vs Outlook - Amazon's WorkMail app is just like every other email service on the web
Amazon Web Services (AWS) entered the increasingly crowded market for cloud-based email at the beginning of 2015 with WorkMail - another expansion to its growing portfolio of enterpise software and services - before making it generally available to the EU region early in 2016.


How do I calculate the AWS cost?
For example, use a smaller (and cheaper) EC2 instance, change S3 storage classes, etc. Based on the metrics collected, calculate cost using tools such as the AWS cost calculator. For cost calculation, consider: EC2 instance types, data transfer (out to the internet, inter-regional, between AZs), ELB data processed, GB/month of storage. Data transfer is an important dimension that is often overlooked and often results in AWS sticker shock.


How do I calculate the AWS cost?
1. Understand what the application will be used for: which business flows take place in this application, usage patterns (bursty, cyclical, steady), who are the users and where do they access the application from.


Amazon email review: AWS WorkMail vs Gmail vs Outlook - Amazon's WorkMail app is just like every other email service on the web
AWS WorkMail: Pricing Amazon WorkMail is the cheapest of the three main options, priced at $4 (Â£2.80) per user per month, which includes 50GB of storage per user. This can be bundled with WorkDocs for an added $2 per user per month.


Amazon email review: AWS WorkMail vs Gmail vs Outlook - Amazon's WorkMail app is just like every other email service on the web
AWS WorkMail: Pricing. Amazon WorkMail is the cheapest of the three main options, priced at $4 (Â£2.80) per user per month, which includes 50GB of storage per user. This can be bundled with WorkDocs for an added $2 per user per month. Gmail apps have just two pricing tiers, base for Â£3.30 per user, per month, and premium at Â£6.60.


Amazon email review: AWS WorkMail vs Gmail vs Outlook - Amazon's WorkMail app is just like every other email service on the web
AWS WorkMail: Getting started AWS brought the WorkMail app out of preview for general European users, via itâs Ireland region, in January. To get an email domain your company must be registered with Amazon Web Services (AWS).


Ligand (biochemistry)
For the use of statistical mechanics in a quantitative study of the ligand-receptor binding affinity, see the comprehensive article on the configurational partition function. Drug potency and binding affinity. Binding affinity data alone does not determine the overall potency of a drug. Potency is a result of the complex interplay of both the binding affinity and the ligand efficacy.


Ligand (biochemistry)
Ligand (biochemistry) In biochemistry and pharmacology, a ligand is a substance that forms a complex with a biomolecule to serve a biological purpose. In protein-ligand binding, the ligand is usually a molecule which produces a signal by binding to a site on a target protein. The binding typically results in a change of conformation of the target protein. In DNA-ligand binding studies, the ligand can be a small molecule, ion,[1] or protein[2] which binds to the DNA double helix.


Receptors - A brief note
There are several theories about how, for example, agonists bind to and activate a receptor. 1  Such theories have to explain the various effects of not only agonists, but also antagonists, partial agonists, and even inverse agonists. One such theory that seems to fit the facts rather well is as follows:


Ligand (biochemistry)
Ligand binding to a receptor protein alters the chemical conformation by affecting the three-dimensional shape orientation. The conformation of a receptor protein composes the functional state. Ligands include substrates, inhibitors, activators, and neurotransmitters.


Receptors - A brief note
The most important concept is that the receptor: 1  Receives a signal; and. 2  transduces the signal to. 3  an effector mechanism.


Receptors - A brief note
Exposing receptors to different molecules, singly or in combination, can give rise to a vast array of effector responses. 1  Invariably, exposing the receptor to the endogenous ligand(s) normally found in the body gives rise to an agonist response - the normal 'positive' effect of the endogenous ligand is duplicated.


Ligand (biochemistry)
A ligand that can bind to a receptor, alter the function of the receptor, and trigger a physiological response is called an agonist for that receptor. Agonist binding to a receptor can be characterized both in terms of how much physiological response can be triggered and in terms of the concentration of the agonist that is required to produce the physiological response.


Receptors - A brief note
Receptors that activate transmembrane ion channels. These channels are called 'ligand-gated ion channels'. Receptors that use as their transducer the 'G-protein'. Often these receptors can couple promiscuously with several different G-proteins, who are in turn not particularly faithful to a single receptor.


Receptors - A brief note
Receptors as enzymes: These receptors usually span the cell membrane just once, and in response to binding of a ligand, usually increase the phosphorylation of intracellular proteins, for example the tyrosine residues on vital regulatory components (Occasionally, serine or threonine residues are phosphorylated).


Ligand (biochemistry)
In biochemistry and pharmacology, a ligand is a substance that forms a complex with a biomolecule to serve a biological purpose. In protein-ligand binding, the ligand is usually a molecule which produces a signal by binding to a site on a target protein. The binding typically results in a change of conformation of the target protein. In DNA-ligand binding studies, the ligand can be a small molecule, ion, or protein which binds to the DNA double helix. The relationship between ligand and binding


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Current local time in Panama City Beach, Bay County, Florida, Central Time Zone - daylight saving time change dates 2017. Local Time in Panama City Beach, FL. 01:54:41 PM, Thursday 20, April 2017 CDT 24 hours. Offset to GMT/UTC.


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Current local time in Panama City, Bay County, Florida, Central Time Zone - daylight saving time change dates 2017. Local Time in Panama City, FL. 10:44:16 PM, Sunday 16, April 2017 CDT 24 hours. Offset to GMT/UTC.


Current Time in Panama City, Panama
We work hard to make certain the time and information presented here on WorldTimeServer.com is accurate and do our best to keep up with Daylight Saving Time rules and Time Zone changes for every country, not just the changes that affect Panama City, Panama.


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Senators earn an average salary of $39,180 per year. Salaries typically start from $22,120 and go up to $67,780.


Michigan Legislature
The Florida Senate is authorized by the Florida Constitution to create and amend the laws of the U.S. state of Florida, subject to the Governor's power to veto legislation. To do so, Legislators propose legislation in the forms of bills drafted by a nonpartisan, professional staff.


Florida Senate
The Florida Senate is the upper house of the Legislature of the U.S. State of Florida. Along with the House of Representatives, it composes the Florida Legislature. Article III, Section 1 of the Florida Constitution, adopted in 1968, defines the role of the Legislature and how it is to be constituted. The Senate is composed of 40 members, each elected from a single-member district with a population of approximately 470,000 residents. Legislative districts are drawn on the basis of population fig


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Per diems are a popular way to hide a wage increase, at least in the south: If we do a salary comparison with the Peach State, we find that Georgia State Senators and Representatives also earn a small annual salary of $16,524, but they also earn a per diem of $128 per day.


How much does a Senator make in Florida?
per year: Senior Senator Earnings. Senior Senators in Florida earn: N/A an hour: $44,750 per year: Experienced Senator Earnings. Experienced Senators in Florida earn: N/A an hour: $32,330 per year: Junior Senator Earnings. Junior Senators in Florida earn: N/A an hour: $26,600 per year: Starting Senator Earnings. Starting Senators in Florida earn: N/A an hour: $22,120 per year


How much does a Senator make in Florida?
The highest earning Senators in Florida earn: N/A an hour: $67,780 per year: Senior Senator Earnings. Senior Senators in Florida earn: N/A an hour: $44,750 per year: Experienced Senator Earnings. Experienced Senators in Florida earn: N/A an hour: $32,330 per year: Junior Senator Earnings. Junior Senators in Florida earn: N/A an hour: $26,600 per year: Starting Senator Earnings


How much does a Senator make in Florida?
Average Senator Yearly Salary in Florida. Senators earn a median salary of $32,330 per year. Salaries typically start from $22,120 and go up to $67,780. Learn more about the Senator job market for salaries of real jobs in your area. Alternatively, see what Senators earn in other states.


What are Biomes?
These deserts are extremely cold during the winter and cold during the other seasons. Tundra biomes are the coldest places on Earth. They are similar to a cold desert except they receive less rainfall and contain different animals and plants.


What are Biomes?
Biomes are a way to divide the Earth's surface. These divisions are based on climate patterns, soil types, and the animals and plants that inhabit an area.


Biomes
The forest biome is mainly made up of trees. The type of tree can vary but the oak tree is the most common type of tree in a forest. Subtype: Birch Forest. This biome only includes Birch Trees, with some Oak Trees possible.


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The freshwater and marine biomes are probably the most important of all the biomes. Their medium, water, is a major natural resource. Water is the basis of life, it supports life, and countless species live in it for all or part of their lives.


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Biomes are regions or the terrain in a Minecraft world with varying geographical features, flora, Mobs, elevation, temperatures, sky colors and foliage colors.


Biomes
The Overworld can be generated when creating a new Seed as Default, Superflat (No biomes), Large Biomes, Amplified (Data heavy - large mountains and hills that dwarf the Default Hilly Biomes), and Customized (allows player to decide what structures generate more or less and to any extent desired).


What are Biomes?
This includes freshwater and salt water. The aquatic biome can be further divided into freshwater biomes, marine biomes, wetland biomes, coral reef biomes, and estuaries. These subdivisions are based on the salt content of the water, the aquatic plants that live there, and the aquatic animals that thrive there. The forest biome is the largest and has a wide variety of plants, trees, animals, insects, and microscopic organisms. The major characteristic of the forest biome is its trees.


Amazon raises price of Prime membership to $99
Amazon raises price of Prime membership to $99. Amazon's premium service Amazon Prime just got a little more expensive. Subscribers received an email Thursday morning notifying them of a 25% price hike to $99 a year from $79.hat Amazon Prime membership is going to get more expensive. The online retail giant revealed it's raising the price of an annual subscription to Prime from $79 to $99. The price for the student version of Prime will also rise, to $49.


Amazon raises price of Prime membership to $99
4610 CONNECT 210 TWEET 16 LINKEDIN 48 COMMENT EMAIL MORE. That Amazon Prime membership is going to get more expensive. The online retail giant revealed it's raising the price of an annual subscription to Prime from $79 to $99. The price for the student version of Prime will also rise, to $49.The price increase takes effect March 20 for new subscriptions.hat Amazon Prime membership is going to get more expensive. The online retail giant revealed it's raising the price of an annual subscription to Prime from $79 to $99. The price for the student version of Prime will also rise, to $49.


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Find Ratings. Streaming media players & services. TVs. When you subscribe to Amazon Prime Instant Video or Netflixâtwo of the leading video-streaming services âyouâre buying something of a pig in a poke.Both services display their movies and television shows on a cluttered buffet table of screens, making it difficult to get a good overview of their selections.ind Ratings. Streaming media players & services. TVs. When you subscribe to Amazon Prime Instant Video or Netflixâtwo of the leading video-streaming services âyouâre buying something of a pig in a poke.


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A.: Amazon Prime is a paid service (Free 30-day trial, $99 per year) that gives Amazon shoppers a few distinct advantages. Members of Amazon Prime are eligible for: 1  Free two-day shipping on any eligible item without a minimum-order balance, and free same-day delivery (in 14 metro areas) on eligible orders more than $35..: Amazon Prime is a paid service (Free 30-day trial, $99 per year) that gives Amazon shoppers a few distinct advantages. Members of Amazon Prime are eligible for: 1  Free two-day shipping on any eligible item without a minimum-order balance, and free same-day delivery (in 14 metro areas) on eligible orders more than $35.


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Posted: 03/13/2014 9:14 am EDT Updated: 03/13/2014 3:59 pm EDT. On Thursday, Amazon announced that the annual price of Amazon Prime, a service which gives members free two-day shipping on millions of eligible items, will increase from $79 to $99.The discounted fee of students will be going from $39 to $49.n Thursday, Amazon announced that the annual price of Amazon Prime, a service which gives members free two-day shipping on millions of eligible items, will increase from $79 to $99.


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Amazon Prime offers multiple shipping benefits, including FREE Two-Day Shipping for eligible purchases.Members also get access to Amazon Instant Video and the ability to borrow books from the Kindle Owners' Lending Library.elp & Customer Service. Amazon Prime offers multiple shipping benefits, including FREE Two-Day Shipping for eligible purchases. Members also get access to Amazon Instant Video and the ability to borrow books from the Kindle Owners' Lending Library.


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In February, Amazon said it was considering raising the price to $119 a year. Prime members get two-day shipping on a large number of Amazon items at no extra cost, plus the ability to borrow Kindle books and stream movies and television shows.The company said blamed the increase on increase fuel and shipping costs.n February, Amazon said it was considering raising the price to $119 a year. Prime members get two-day shipping on a large number of Amazon items at no extra cost, plus the ability to borrow Kindle books and stream movies and television shows.


Complaints as Amazon Raises Cost of Prime
On the other hand the increased fee from more easygoing customers would add $150 million to the bottom line, which for Amazon would be a lot. A version of this article appears in print on March 14, 2014, on page B1 of the New York edition with the headline: Complaints as Amazon Raises Cost of Prime.n the other hand the increased fee from more easygoing customers would add $150 million to the bottom line, which for Amazon would be a lot. A version of this article appears in print on March 14, 2014, on page B1 of the New York edition with the headline: Complaints as Amazon Raises Cost of Prime.


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(TMFDankline). Apr 17, 2014 at 9:43AM. With Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) raising prices in the United States for its Prime service from $79 a year to $99 a year today (April 17), existing and potential subscribers are likely to give some thought as to whether the service is a good deal.TMFDankline). Apr 17, 2014 at 9:43AM. With Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) raising prices in the United States for its Prime service from $79 a year to $99 a year today (April 17), existing and potential subscribers are likely to give some thought as to whether the service is a good deal.


Syntax
=CONVERT(68, F, C). Converts 68 degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius. 20. =CONVERT(2.5, ft, sec). Data types are not the same, so an error is returned. #N/A. =CONVERT(CONVERT(100,ft,m),ft,m). Converts 100 square feet into square meters.


Square Feet Conversion
Definition: In metric terms a square foot is a square with sides 0.3048 metres in length. One square foot is the equivalent to 0.09290304 square metres. Common references: 1  The six floors of the White House (Washington D.C., U.S.A.) have a combined floor-space area of approximately 55,000 square feet.


Square Feet Conversion
The square foot is a unit of area used in the imperial and U.S. customary measurement systems. A square measurement is the two-dimensional derivative of a linear measure, so a square foot is defined as the area of a square with sides 1 ft in length. Definition:


Fail Your Way To Success! Why Failure Is So Wonderful!
Why Failure Is So Wonderful! Thomas Edison's Top Ten Invention Strategies: 1--2--3--4--5--6--7--8--9--10. Update: this video features my new friend, Frank Attwood. as Thomas Edison. Check out his site! Thomas Edison understood the profound secret that to succeed you have to be willing to fail and fail fast.


How Michael Jordan and Thomas Edison Failed Their Way Forward
The famous story goes, Edison failed to refine the light bulb (one of the few creations he merely refined but did not invent) so many times it took him 10,000 attempts to perfect. However rather than accepting failure 9,999 times he is quoted as answering questions on his failures as rather: âI have not failed.


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Still life of the first electric light bulb, invented by Thomas Alva Edison in 1879 and patented on January 27, 1880. Welgos / Getty Images.


How many times is it okay to fail?
23 Answers. , I've lived an incredible life and talk about it in my memoir The Game Changer. It's okay to fail one fewer times than the number of times you're willing to try again. The thing about overnight successes is you don't see the years of failure that precede the success. However, having said that...


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Still life of the first electric light bulb, invented by Thomas Alva Edison in 1879 and patented on January 27, 1880. How Edison Invented the Light Bulb â And Lots of Myths About Himself. The electric light wasnât Thomas Edisonâs first invention, nor was he the first to create an alternative to gaslight.


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The story goes that Thomas Edison failed more than 1,000 times when trying to create the light bulb. (The story is often told as 5,000 or 10,000 times depending on the version.) When asked about it, Edison allegedly said, I have not failed 1,000 times. I have successfully discovered 1,000 ways to NOT make a light bulb.. The idea is that -- even if you try and fail, it doesn't mean that you didn't learn something.


The Edisonian - Volume 9 Fall 2012
Over and over again, the question is asked: How many times did Edison fail before he successfully invented the light bulb? Many versions of the story have it that Edison tried a certain number of experiments or different materials before he found the material (bamboo) that worked. The number of failed experiments given in these stories usually ranges from 5,000 to 10,000 different materials.


The Edisonian - Volume 9 Fall 2012
Eventually Edison's battery experiments involved over 10,000 experiments with different chemicals and materials to develop his alkaline storage battery. He never tried anywhere near that many materials in his inventive work on the light bulb.


How Michael Jordan and Thomas Edison Failed Their Way Forward
Thomas Edison. Another man, considered the greatest inventor of his time, Thomas Edison, was responsible for over 1,000 different patents, some refinements of previous inventions but many completely new ideas.


Fail Your Way To Success! Why Failure Is So Wonderful!
As a rough guide in life, you can expect to fail 80% of the time in a life well lived... The Edison Family Attitude to Failure. Edison could not conceive of any experiment as a flop. As Israel puts it, He saw every failure as a success, because it channeled his thinking in a more fruitful direction..


The States have the Power to Protect their Borders
Since the Constitution prevents the States from maintaining a standing army, without the consent of Congress, in times of peace, the State force contemplated in Article 1, Section 10 is the State militia. Thus, the States have the constitutional authority to use the militia to protect their borders.


Joint Publication 2-0
It provides military guidance for the exercise. of authority by combatant commanders and other joint force commanders (JFCs), and. prescribes joint doctrine for operations and training. It provides military guidance for use. by the Armed Forces in preparing and executing th eir plans and orders.


The States have the Power to Protect their Borders
Protecting the borders of the States from illegal aliens has nothing to do with the federal governmentâs power âto establish a uniform rule of naturalization.â The regular military and the militia are the only entities designated in the Constitution to protect the States from invasion.


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â¢ Adds a section on the relationship between protection of civilians and stability. â¢ Includes a new section on operation assessments and stability actions. â¢ Creates a new chapter on stability actions in joint operations. â¢ Expands the appendix on transitional authority to both military transitional. authority and military support to transitional civil authority.


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The purpose of this guide is to give family violence victims, advocates, and mandated reporters information and tips that can help you, as best as possible, to understand and avoid the pitfalls and abuses of the CPS/Juvenile Court system as they pertain to the non-offending parent.


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Child Protective Services do not have the power to open a criminal case against perpetrators of child abuse. They do not have the power to do criminal investigations of child abuse, nor the power of arrest.


When Civil Authorities Take Over, Are You Covered?
The requirements for coverage under this provision are: 1  The existence of an order of civil authority which: Prohibits access to the insured premises; Is caused by or results from physical damage to property, other than insured property; and. That damage to property must be due to a peril covered under the policy; and.


The States have the Power to Protect their Borders
In addition, a governor could send the State militia to the border to protect property. Other than federal land, where the States have no jurisdiction, all the property belongs to private citizens or the individual States. The federal government has no general constitutional authority over this land.


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Although CPS does not have law enforcement powers, unlike most other social service agencies, CPS does have one awesome power, the power to take custody and remove children from the home. The stated purpose of this power is to protect the child from future abuse.


When Civil Authorities Take Over, Are You Covered?
From this provision, the threshold requirements for coverage are: The existence of an order of civil or military authority which: Prohibits access to the insured premises; and which. Is caused by or results from a peril covered under the policy. That denial of access must be the proximate cause of a loss of business income.


How Much Should My Senior Cat Sleep?
Diana Taliun/iStock/Thinkstock. If you find your older cat spending much of her day in deep slumber, you may wonder just how much sleep is normal for a senior cat and when is it worrisome. The fact is, itâs normal for an older catâs sleep patterns to change â and that typically involves sleeping more.


How Long Are Cats Supposed to Sleep?
It is normal that, as natural predators, cats sleep that long. Napping so much. during the day could be easily explained by the fact that cats are, for the most part, nocturnal hunters. But actually, cats are crepuscular, meaning that they are more. active around dawn and dusk (when their prey is out and about). Cats are less active. through the middle of the day and the middle of the night. Rather than sleeping for. one long stretch, felines alternate sleep and activity throughout the day.


How Much Should My Senior Cat Sleep?
Normal Aging Changes In Cats. Your adult cat is considered a senior when she reaches around 11 years of age. While not all cats begin to show obvious cognitive and physical declines this early, normal aging changes in cats happen gradually and are subtle.


How Much Should My Senior Cat Sleep?
Itâs also perfectly normal for an older cat to sleep more of the day away â up to 20 hours, in fact, just as she may have done when she was a small kitten. While most geriatric cats sleep more than they did in the days of their youth, if your senior cat is sleeping less, this may indicate she has a medical problem.


Occupational Therapy Licensing
The Mayor appoints the board members, including the chair. The Board consists of five DC residents: three licensed occupational therapists, one occupational therapy assistant, and one consumer. The therapists must have been engaged in practice for at least three years preceding appointment.


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(B) compiles or maintains a database of electronically readable driver's license numbers or names printed on driver's licenses and periodically removes the numbers or names from the database that are at least four years old; or


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gold england occupations, census occupations, explanation of old occupations, census, historical occupations,


World Through The Lens
OBSCURE OLD ENGLISH CENSUS OCCUPATIONS. Below is a list of some of the more obscure occupations that you may find on the English Census during your genealogy research.


World Through The Lens
obscure old english census occupations Below is a list of some of the more obscure occupations that you may find on the English Census during your genealogy research. The English census has been taken every 10 years since 1841 but, because they can not be viewed by the public for 100 years, we only have access to the 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891, 1901 and 1911 census. Because many of these jobs are no longer in existance there is a brief description against each one.


Occupational Therapy Licensing
Occupational Therapy Licensing. The Board of Occupational Therapy regulates occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants in DC. The Board also advises the Mayor. The Board evaluates applicants' qualifications, recommends standards and procedures, and issues licenses.


Occupational Therapy Licensing
The consumer must be at least 18 years old, not be a health professional or in training to become one, and may have no household member who is involved in providing health care. Licenses expire on September 30 of odd years.Board of Occupational Therapy Meeting Repeats Every Month on March, June, September, December on the third Monday. Board of Occupational Therapy Next Meeting will be on September 19, 2016.


Occupational Therapy Licensing
Licenses expire on September 30 of odd years.Board of Occupational Therapy Meeting Repeats Every Month on March, June, September, December on the third Monday. Board of Occupational Therapy Next Meeting will be on March 26, 2018.


World Through The Lens
English (chiefly Manchester) occupational name for someone whose job was to steep cotton or linen in lye (a strong alkali) to cleanse it. A local term in some parts of Lancashire for a butcher or slaughterer


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(b) The department may not issue a Class A, B, or C driver's license other than a hardship license to an applicant under 18 years of age unless the applicant has held a learner license or hardship license for at least six months preceding the date of the application.


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Finally, to figure out your interest charge for the next month, multiply your average daily balance by your periodic (daily) interest rate, and multiply that by the number of days in the month. In our example, itâs $633 x 0.041% x 30 = $7.79. Note that the amount of interest you pay is actually higher than your annual percentage rate. Letâs say that your average daily balance was exactly $1,000 for the entire year. If the bank had a 15% interest charge just once at the end of the year, youâd pay $150.


Credit Card Calculator
Unless a CC has a zero or low introductory APR, interest paid on a credit card balance is quite high compared to say, a mortgage or federal student loans. CC APRs average at about 20 %, which is relatively high for any loan. Good APRs average from about 8-12%, though it is possible for someone with excellent credit to get even lower rates. As tools of comparison, a mortgage averages around 3-5% and student loans 4-6%.


Credit Card Calculator
Most credit card companies base the finance charge on the outstanding or average daily balance. That means the finance charge will be different depending on the length of the billing cycle and when during that billing cycle the payment is received. This calculator assumes the payment is made halfway through the monthly billing cycle.


Credit Card Calculator
Average Daily Balance Method The most widely used method in which CC issuers calculate the monthly interest payment is the average daily balance, or ADB method. Since months vary in length, CC issuers use a daily periodic rate, or DPR to calculate the interest charges.


Credit Card Calculator
EXAMPLES: 1  Let's say you have a credit card that has a balance owed of $4,000.00. 2  Now, using the example above, let's say you can make a minimum monthly payment of $250. 3  Let's use the same example again, but this time you'd like to pay $500 each month until it's paid in full. 4  Once again, let's use the same example.


Credit Card Calculator
EXAMPLES: 1  Let's say you have a credit card that has a balance owed of $4,000.00. The finance charge rate is 15.9%. 2  Now, using the example above, let's say you can make a minimum monthly payment of $250. Change the minimum payment to 250. 3  Let's use the same example again, but this time you'd like to pay $500 each month until it's paid in full.


Credit Card Calculator
Average Daily Balance Method. The most widely used method in which CC issuers calculate the monthly interest payment is the average daily balance, or ADB method. Since months vary in length, CC issuers use a daily periodic rate, or DPR to calculate the interest charges.


How Is Credit Card Interest Calculated?
That extra payment will shrink your average daily balance and, in turn, your interest. Say you have a $2,000 balance and will have $1,000 to put toward your credit card bill. If you paid $1,000 on the 20th day of a 30-day billing period, your average daily balance would be about $1,633. But if you paid $500 on Day 10 and $500 on Day 20, your average daily balance would be $1,467. Youâd reduce your interest charge by about 10% Depending on your card, you might have different APRs for different kinds of transactions, such as purchases, balance transfers and cash advances.


Credit Card Calculator
If so, the credit card (CC) holder may have to pay a credit limit fee for overreaching their limit. At the end of the month, the CC holder can choose to pay the entire amount back or leave an unpaid balance that will continue to accrue high interest until paid off unless it has a zero introductory APR.


Credit Card Calculator
Issuers profit from interest payments on revolving balances, late fees, annual membership fees, fees for cash withdrawals, and interchange fees. 1  Quick Tip 1: The golden rule concerning all credit cards is to never miss a payment.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: How Long Does General Anesthesia Affect Body
How long does general anesthesia affect body - How long does general anesthesia affect body? It depends. There should be no long lasting effects from general anesthesis itself. The risks of anesthesia depends on your underlying medical conditions. Ga is taxing and stressful to the system, especially if it is a complicated and lengthy surgery.


Top 20 Doctor insights on: Itching After General Anesthesia
Doubt it: I assume you had general anesthesia 2 months ago for the surgical procedure. I can't imagine how general anesthesia could cause a rash that persists for 2 months. (some medications given during anesthesia may cause a rash that lasts for a few minutes.


How Long Does Anesthsia Stay in System?
I have never seen this type of reaction to anesthesia this far out from the surgery. I agree with your doctor that it is probably a medicine you are... I have never seen this type of reaction to anesthesia this far out from the surgery. I agree with your doctor that it is probably a medicine you are...


Top 30 Doctor insights on: How Long Does General Anesthesia Affect Body
A lot: General anesthesia affects every organ systems in your body. It affect your brain, it depressed your heart, it lower blood pressure, it changes your breathing patterns etc...This is why general anesthesia is administered by a physician anesthesiologist who can compensate for the effects of general anesthesia on all of your organs.


How Long Does Anesthsia Stay in System?
The answer to your question depends on what type of anesthesia did you have? Did you have general anesthesia with a gas agent, or did you have general anesthesia with IV medications (such as propofol) also known as TIVA? Need more info please to answer your question more accurately. Thanks!


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3. Multiply the annual kilowatt-hours consumed by your refrigerator by your cost per kilowatt-hour. Based on the average consumption of 600 to 800 kilowatt-hours per year, consumers in California can expect to pay $98.40 to $131.20 per year to operate a refrigerator.ased on the average consumption of 600 to 800 kilowatt-hours per year, consumers in California can expect to pay $98.40 to $131.20 per year to operate a refrigerator.


How much does it cost to run a mini fridge?
In 30 days, that's 90 kWh. My electric bill costs me an average of 11Â¢ per kWh. So, running 24 hours a day, my mini fridge would cost me about $10 a month.But it's not running continuously. If it were on half of the time, and off half of the time, it would cost me $5 per month. More likely, with my usage, it's on Â¼ of the time, and off Â¾ of the time, so it costs me more like $2.50 per month.n 30 days, that's 90 kWh. My electric bill costs me an average of 11Â¢ per kWh. So, running 24 hours a day, my mini fridge would cost me about $10 a month.


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Find the monthly operating cost by multiplying your daily cost by 30. At the California average electricity price, a 300-watt unit costs $11.70 per month, or $140.40 per year. Refrigerators with a lower wattage rating will require much less energy, and thus cost much less to operate.ased on the average consumption of 600 to 800 kilowatt-hours per year, consumers in California can expect to pay $98.40 to $131.20 per year to operate a refrigerator.


How much is that old refrigerator in the garage costing me?
Initial cost: $25 at a garage sale (or maybe you moved the old fridge from the kitchen and it was free.) Regardless of how cheap it was, itâs still costing you a lot. 5 years of electricity to operate it: $1,415. Total: $1,440.New fridge (Energy Star). Initial cost: $674. 5 years of electricity to operate it: $450. Total: $1,124. When shopping for a new fridge, keep in mind that top and bottom freezer models use 10 to 25 percent less electricity than side-by-side models (energystar.gov).nitial cost: $674. 5 years of electricity to operate it: $450. Total: $1,124. When shopping for a new fridge, keep in mind that top and bottom freezer models use 10 to 25 percent less electricity than side-by-side models (energystar.gov).


A mini refrigerator can max out your utility bill
It costs $180 but could cost you $80 per year to run if the refrigerator temperature is set to the recommended 37 degrees (based on a national average of 11.8 cents per kilowatt hour).That's more than some 31 cubic foot models.he two-door Avanti RA3100WT, $200, with 3.1 claimed cubic feet could cost you about $50 per year to run. A better option is our top-rated compact, the Frigidaire FFPH44M4L[M] , $220. This 4.4 claimed-cubic-foot fridge costs about $27 a year to operate, according to our tests.


How Much Is It to Run a Freezer Per Month?
Look on the back of your freezer for the sticker or plate that shows the unit's annual wattage usage. To calculate how much it costs to run, take the annual wattage figure â using 1,235 kilowatt-hours for a pre-1980 chest unit â divide it by 12 to get the kilowatt-hours per month, or 103. chest freezer sized below 16.5 cubic feet costs $53 per year, using a total of 404 kilowatt-hours per year, or 34 kilowatt-hours per month. When you divide $53 by 12, your monthly costs equate to a little more than $4 per month.


How to Calculate the Cost to Run a Refrigerator
Multiply the price per kilowatt-hour by the number of kilowatt-hours per day your refrigerator consumes. Based on the average California price per kilowatt-hour of 16.4 cents, a unit consuming 2.4 kilowatt-hours per day would cost 39 cents each day to operate.ased on the average consumption of 600 to 800 kilowatt-hours per year, consumers in California can expect to pay $98.40 to $131.20 per year to operate a refrigerator.


How Much Is It to Run a Freezer Per Month?
An energy-efficient large freezer with more than 25 cubic feet will use about 956 kilowatt-hours per year, according to EnergyStar.gov. That equates to about $10 a month. When you reduce the size of your freezer, your costs go down.Standard freezer sizes run between 19 cubic feet and 22 cubic feet.Monthly costs for these units average about $67 per year or a little over $5 a month. chest freezer sized below 16.5 cubic feet costs $53 per year, using a total of 404 kilowatt-hours per year, or 34 kilowatt-hours per month. When you divide $53 by 12, your monthly costs equate to a little more than $4 per month.


How Much Is It to Run a Freezer Per Month?
A chest freezer sized below 16.5 cubic feet costs $53 per year, using a total of 404 kilowatt-hours per year, or 34 kilowatt-hours per month. When you divide $53 by 12, your monthly costs equate to a little more than $4 per month. chest freezer sized below 16.5 cubic feet costs $53 per year, using a total of 404 kilowatt-hours per year, or 34 kilowatt-hours per month. When you divide $53 by 12, your monthly costs equate to a little more than $4 per month.


Napping Tips: 7 Expert Strategies For Maximizing Your Naptime
If you're feeling particularly tired and have time for a 90-minute nap, your body will thank you for it. This amount of shuteye will allow your body to go into REM sleep, which can begin to make up for lost sleep and maybe even enhance creativity.


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To get the most out of a nap, follow these tips: 1  Keep naps short. 2  Aim to nap for only 10 to 30 minutes. 3  The longer you nap, the more likely you are to feel groggy afterward. 4  Take naps in the afternoon.


Napping: Do's and don'ts for healthy adults
1 Take naps in the afternoon. 2  The best time for a nap is usually midafternoon, around 2 or 3 p.m. 3  This is the time of day when you might experience post-lunch sleepiness or a lower level of alertness. 4  In addition, naps taken during this time are less likely to interfere with nighttime sleep.


Napping: Do's and don'ts for healthy adults
1 Aim to nap for only 10 to 30 minutes. 2  The longer you nap, the more likely you are to feel groggy afterward. 3  Take naps in the afternoon. 4  The best time for a nap is usually midafternoon, around 2 or 3 p.m. 5  This is the time of day when you might experience post-lunch sleepiness or a lower level of alertness.


How to Power Nap in 4 Simple Steps
1 You can power nap almost anywhere -- in the library or on the bus on the way to a game. 2  Keep it short. 3  Shoot for a 20- to 30-minute nap. 4  Set your alarm, so you donât oversleep. 5  A longer nap can make you groggy and feel worse.


How to Power Nap in 4 Simple Steps
1 Put your head down on a quiet table in the student lounge. 2  Cozy up in a chair when you get home, before you do homework. 3  You can power nap almost anywhere -- in the library or on the bus on the way to a game. 4  Keep it short. 5  Shoot for a 20- to 30-minute nap.


Napping Tips: 7 Expert Strategies For Maximizing Your Naptime
Scroll through the list below for seven essential rules. 1. Avoid Naps If You're An Insomniac. If you're sleep deprived, then you stand to benefit greatly from a short daytime snooze as a supplement to your regular nighttime sleep.


How to Power Nap in 4 Simple Steps
Did you feel rested after 20 minutes, or did you need to snooze another 10? Adjust if you need to. If youâre power napping like a pro during the week but still feeling tired, maybe youâre not getting the 8 1/2 to 9 1/4 hours of sleep you need every night.


Napping: Do's and don'ts for healthy adults
1 Keep naps short. 2  Aim to nap for only 10 to 30 minutes. 3  The longer you nap, the more likely you are to feel groggy afterward. 4  Take naps in the afternoon.


Can You Vaporize CBD Oil?
So the answer is yesâyou can vaporize CBD oil. But vaping isnât the only way you can gain the great number of CBD oil benefits. A range of CBD products are available to you at our electronic cigarette store, making CBD oil easy to take wherever you might be. Waxes and dabs, e-pipes, disposable e-cigs, and more are great ways to fulfill your CBD craving. And now that you know you can vape CBD oil too, you can choose the way that fits you best.


Oil Vaporizers
Home Â» All Vaporizers Â» Type Â» Oil Vaporizers. Below are the top oil and wax vaporizers available anywhere, suitable for vaporizing virtually any type of concentrate you can throw at them. Many herbal vaporizers are able to also vaporize essential oils and herbal extracts but those that are designed for it are usually more efficient and effective. Vaping oils and waxy materials requires a certain type of vape (or cartridge/tank), below you will find the best we offer at EZ Vapes.


Vaping 101: The Proper Hash Oil for Your Pen
Vaping 101: The Proper Hash Oil for Your Pen. The great diversity of hash oil on the market today leaves many novice consumers confused about which one they should use for their vaporizer pen. You can pretty much put any extract in an atomizer and hit it, but you run the risk of damaging the coil, gunking everything up andâworst of allânot getting high. Before you start truly vaping like a boss, youâll need to know what kind of extracts you might encounter in your dispensary or from your dealer.


Vaping 101: The Proper Hash Oil for Your Pen
The consistency of shatter allows it to melt and become fluid more easily than wax, but even shatter thatâs too hard isnât ideal. Hash oil that comes in a syringe (and is always translucent) looks sketchy, but itâs really the best oil you can use for a vape pen. They put it in a syringe simply because thatâs the best way to store such a sticky liquid.


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This new line of CBD vapor oils from Tasty Hemp Oil bucks the trend. Each bottle is filled with high-quality all-natural ingredients and flavors. Each inhale promises to be smoother than the next. Finally enjoy a vaporizer oil that is full-flavored and full-bodied.


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1 This product can be used to refill most 510 atomizers (like our Vape Starter Kit). 2  Can be used to refill your HempVap vaporizer cartridges too. 3  To use, simply refill your cartridge with our oil.  Each bottle comes with an easy pour spout for easy transfer.


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How to Use Tasty Hemp Oil CBD Vape Oil. 1  This product can be used to refill most 510 atomizers (like our Vape Starter Kit). 2  Can be used to refill your HempVap vaporizer cartridges too. 3  To use, simply refill your cartridge with our oil.  Each bottle comes with an easy pour spout for easy transfer.


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Vape Pens
Atmos Bullet 2 Go The Atmos Bullet 2 Go is a small portable vaporizer perfect for quick vape sessions when you are out and about. Atmos Optimus V2 The Atmos Optimus V2 vaporizer by Atmos RX has a unique comfort grip design that brings a relaxed feel and stylish look to e-liquid vaporizing.


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How to Use Tasty Hemp Oil CBD Vape Oil. 1  This product can be used to refill most 510 atomizers (like our Vape Starter Kit). 2  Can be used to refill your HempVap vaporizer cartridges too.  To use, simply refill your cartridge with our oil.


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What is Locum Tenens? Locum tenens is a critical way that hospitals, outpatient clinics and other healthcare facilities fill temporary staffing gaps. By working with a locum tenens agency or recruiting firms, a physician or CRNA can be matched to locum tenens jobs that meet their needs.


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A correctional facility in California needs a psychiatrist who is available to provide three months of locum tenens coverage. This position where the locum will see inmates for psychiatric evaluations and medication management visits. This position will require the locum to see approximately 20 - 30... View This Job.


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What is locum tenens? In the early 1970s, a federal grant was awarded to the University of Utah for the purpose of providing physician staffing services to rural health clinics in medically under-served areas of the western United States.


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Cumberland, MD. A family practice, internal medicine or general practice physician will be considered for a locum tenens job at a correctional facility in the Cumberland, MD,... 1 day ago, Sponsored. Cumberland, Maryland, Family Practice physician job- Locum tenens jobs.


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Medical Doctor AssociatesâArizona. 1  This is for a Correctional Medicine partner to MDA. 2  A correctional facility in California needs a family medicine physician who can provide one month of locum tenens coverage.... 3  A correctional facility in California needs a correctional medicine NP who is available for three days of locum tenens coverage....


What is locum tenens?
What is locum tenens? Locum tenens is a Latin phrase that means to hold the place of, to substitute for.. In the early 1970s, a federal grant was awarded to the University of Utah for the purpose of providing physician staffing services to rural health clinics in medically under-served areas of the western United States.


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SUMO Medical Staffing is a premiere search firm for the healthcare industry specializing in temporary or âLocum Tenensâ staffing and permanent placement of physicians and other healthcare professionals. We offer clients and candidates services that promote excellence in healthcare by redefining the recruitment process.


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As a Locum Physician with Barton Associates. The number of physician locum tenens jobs grows every day as more companies, practices, and hospitals turn to locum tenens physicians to fill their vacant positions.


Evekeo
Evekeoâ¢ (amphetamine sulfate tablets, USP) Read this Medication Guide before you or your child starts taking Evekeo and each time you get a refill. There may be new information. This information does not take the place of talking to your doctor about you or your child's treatment.


Evekeo
Evekeo is a federally controlled substance (CII) because it contains amphetamine that can be a target for people who abuse prescription medicines or street drugs. Keep Evekeo in a safe place to protect it from theft. Never give your Evekeo to anyone else, because it may cause death or harm them.


Evekeo
This medication is used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder - ADHD. It works by changing the amounts of certain natural substances in the brain. Amphetamine belongs to a class of drugs known as stimulants.


Evekeo
Before you or your child takes Evekeo, tell your doctor if you or your child has or if there is a family history of: 1  heart problems, heart defects, high blood pressure.  mental problems including psychosis, mania, bipolar illness, or depression.


Evekeo
If more doses are prescribed, take them as directed by your doctor, usually 4 to 6 hours apart. If you are using this medication for weight loss, take it as directed by your doctor, usually 30 to 60 minutes before each meal. Use this medication regularly to get the most benefit from it.


Evekeo
How to use Evekeo. Read the Medication Guide provided by your pharmacist before you start using amphetamine and each time you get a refill. If you have any questions, ask your doctor or pharmacist. Take this medication by mouth with or without food as directed by your doctor, usually 1 to 3 times a day.


EVEKEO CII
Potentiated by alkalinizers (eg, sodium bicarbonate, acetazolamide, some thiazides), propoxyphene. Antagonized by acidifiers, chlorpromazine, haloperidol, lithium. May antagonize effects of adrenergic blockers, antihistamines, veratrum alkaloids, antihypertensives.


EVEKEO CII
Adults and Children: Individualize. Avoid late evening doses; give first dose upon awakening and additional doses at 4â6hr intervals; <3yrs: not recommended. 3â5yrs: initially 2.5mg daily, may increase by 2.5mg/day at weekly intervals. â¥6yrs: initially 5mg once or twice daily; may increase by 5mg/day at weekly intervals; max 40mg/day.


Evekeo
1 Evekeo may be used as part of a short-term, weight reduction program for obesity. 2  Evekeo is not for use as an anorectic agent for exogenous obesity in children less than 12 years of age.  Evekeo is not for use for ADHD in children less than 3 years old.


Evekeo
It may also help you to organize your tasks and improve listening skills. This medication is also used to treat a certain sleeping disorder (narcolepsy) to help you stay awake during the day. It should not be used to treat tiredness or to hold off sleep in people who do not have a sleep disorder.


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Report Abuse. Kitten-up to 12 months old (tho for show purposes a kitten becomes an adult at age 8 or 9 months depending on the association). Young adult - 1-2 yrs old Adult 2-8 yrs old Senior 8+ yrs.Now the Adult/Senior can vary a lot on the upper age.eport Abuse. Kitten-up to 12 months old (tho for show purposes a kitten becomes an adult at age 8 or 9 months depending on the association). Young adult - 1-2 yrs old Adult 2-8 yrs old Senior 8+ yrs.


"At what age does a kitten become a ""young cat""?"
Kitten-up to 12 months old (tho for show purposes a kitten becomes an adult at age 8 or 9 months depending on the association).Young adult - 1-2 yrs old Adult 2-8 yrs old Senior 8+ yrs.Now the Adult/Senior can vary a lot on the upper age.eport Abuse. Kitten-up to 12 months old (tho for show purposes a kitten becomes an adult at age 8 or 9 months depending on the association). Young adult - 1-2 yrs old Adult 2-8 yrs old Senior 8+ yrs.


When Does a Kitten Become a Cat?
A big growth spurt tends to happen in kittens between 2 and 6 months. At around 6 months of age, kittens may start looking adult-sized, although it always depends on the individual animal.It is important during this time frame to feed the little one frequent protein-packed meals, ideally about four times a day.hen it comes to walking like an adult cat, this change tends to happen at a very tender age. When the little fluff balls hit about 6 weeks, they are rather suddenly able to run and walk around just like grown-up cats. This time period is also key for kitten coordination development.


When Is a Kitten Considered Fully Grown?
General Guidelines. In general, a kitten is considered an adult cat when it reaches 1 year of age, but your cat may not actually be fully grown at this point. Kittens typically reach a length and weight close to their full-grown size by 9 to 12 months of age.witch your kitten from kitten food to adult cat food at about 12 months of age. You may need to feed your cat less food per day after the first year, especially if you had your kitten neutered or spayed. If you notice your cat developing a pudgy belly, cut back on the amount of food you feed her.


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Answers 0 On average, the earliest a kitten should be considered an Adult cat is at 1 year old. For dietary purposes, kittens can start eating adult cat food, anywhere from 9-12 months. At 7 months, a kitten should have grown all it's cat teeth in.. On average, the earliest a kitten should be considered an Adult cat is at 1 year old. For dietary purposes, kittens can start eating adult cat food, anywhere from 9-12 months. At 7 months, a kitten should have grown all it's cat teeth in.


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On average, the earliest a kitten should be considered an Adult cat is at 1 year old. For dietary purposes, kittens can start eating adult cat food, anywhere from 9-12 months.At 7 months, a kitten should have grown all it's cat teeth in.. On average, the earliest a kitten should be considered an Adult cat is at 1 year old. For dietary purposes, kittens can start eating adult cat food, anywhere from 9-12 months. At 7 months, a kitten should have grown all it's cat teeth in.


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Answers. On average, the earliest a kitten should be considered an Adult cat is at 1 year old. For dietary purposes, kittens can start eating adult cat food, anywhere from 9-12 months. At 7 months, a kitten should have grown all it's cat teeth in.. On average, the earliest a kitten should be considered an Adult cat is at 1 year old. For dietary purposes, kittens can start eating adult cat food, anywhere from 9-12 months. At 7 months, a kitten should have grown all it's cat teeth in.


At what age does a cat become an Adult cat?
0. On average, the earliest a kitten should be considered an Adult cat is at 1 year old. For dietary purposes, kittens can start eating adult cat food, anywhere from 9-12 months. At 7 months, a kitten should have grown all it's cat teeth in.. On average, the earliest a kitten should be considered an Adult cat is at 1 year old. For dietary purposes, kittens can start eating adult cat food, anywhere from 9-12 months. At 7 months, a kitten should have grown all it's cat teeth in.


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A. Male cats will be able to sire kittens when they are about 5 months of age. They should not be used for breeding, however, until they are 18 months of age. Female cats generally are sexually mature when they reach at least 80% of their adult weight.The timing of heat in a female cat is also dependent on the amount of daylight. Thus a female cat may have her first estrus anytime between 5 and 12 months of age.. Male cats will be able to sire kittens when they are about 5 months of age. They should not be used for breeding, however, until they are 18 months of age. Female cats generally are sexually mature when they reach at least 80% of their adult weight.


When Is a Kitten Considered Fully Grown?
Switch your kitten from kitten food to adult cat food at about 12 months of age. You may need to feed your cat less food per day after the first year, especially if you had your kitten neutered or spayed. If you notice your cat developing a pudgy belly, cut back on the amount of food you feed her.witch your kitten from kitten food to adult cat food at about 12 months of age. You may need to feed your cat less food per day after the first year, especially if you had your kitten neutered or spayed. If you notice your cat developing a pudgy belly, cut back on the amount of food you feed her.


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Figure 1. Overall synopsis of mitochondrial biogenesis in a muscle cell. Signals originating at the neuromuscular junction (NMJ) include propagated action potentials and the release of trophic substances, which interact with the postsynaptic membrane.ne of the most fascinating aspects of mitochondrial synthesis is that it requires the cooperation of the nuclear and mitochondrial genomes (Figure-1). Mitochondria are unique in the fact that they house multiple copies of a small circular DNA molecule (mtDNA) comprising 16,659 nucleotides.


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Mitochondrial biogenesis within muscle consists of two possible mutually inclusive alterations: [ 1 ] an increase in mitochondrial content per gram of tissue and/or [ 2 ] a change in mitochondrial composition, with an alteration in mitochondrial protein-to-lipid ratio (4).ne of the most fascinating aspects of mitochondrial synthesis is that it requires the cooperation of the nuclear and mitochondrial genomes (Figure-1). Mitochondria are unique in the fact that they house multiple copies of a small circular DNA molecule (mtDNA) comprising 16,659 nucleotides.


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In contrast, Tim44 is a peripheral membrane protein that is secured to the inner face of the inner mitochondrial membrane. Tim44 anchors the matrix chaperone HSP70 (mtHSP70), which acts in a ratchet like manner to pull the precursor into the matrix (Figure-2).ne of the most fascinating aspects of mitochondrial synthesis is that it requires the cooperation of the nuclear and mitochondrial genomes (Figure-1). Mitochondria are unique in the fact that they house multiple copies of a small circular DNA molecule (mtDNA) comprising 16,659 nucleotides.


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Abstract. The mechanism(s) underlying renoprotection by peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor (PPAR)-Î³ agonists in diabetic and nondiabetic kidney disease are not well understood. Mitochondrial dysfunction and oxidative stress contribute to kidney disease.PPAR-Î³ upregulates proteins required for mitochondrial biogenesis. Our aim was to determine whether PPAR-Î³ has a role in protecting the kidney proximal tubular epithelium (PTE) against mitochondrial destabilisation and oxidative stress.ontact your library if you do not have a username and password. If your organization uses OpenAthens, you can log in using your OpenAthens username and password. To check if your institution is supported, please see this list. Contact your library for more details.


ArticleMechanisms Controlling Mitochondrial Biogenesis and Respiration through the Thermogenic Coactivator PGC-1
Mitochondrial number and function are altered in response to external stimuli in eukaryotes. While several transcription/replication factors directly regulate mitochondrial genes, the coordination of these factors into a program responsive to the environment is not understood.lthough PGC-1 can clearly coordinate this complex program of adaptive thermogenesis, it is of considerable future interest to know whether PGC-1 can regulate the biogenesis and electron transport systems of mitochondria, without uncoupling oxidative phosphorylation.


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The mechanism(s) underlying renoprotection by peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor (PPAR)-Î³ agonists in diabetic and nondiabetic kidney disease are not well understood.ontact your library if you do not have a username and password. If your organization uses OpenAthens, you can log in using your OpenAthens username and password. To check if your institution is supported, please see this list. Contact your library for more details.


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Mitochondria are cellular organelles that function as power plants within a cell. In the same way that a local power plant produces electricity for an entire city, mitochondria are responsible for the production of energy derived from the breakdown of carbohydrates and fatty acids.n conclusion, a single bout of low-volume HIIT can activate mitochondrial biogenesis and even double endurance capacity as compared with aerobic exercise of the same energy expenditure. The key is consistency, and finding what works best for your life.


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One of the most fascinating aspects of mitochondrial synthesis is that it requires the cooperation of the nuclear and mitochondrial genomes (Figure-1). Mitochondria are unique in the fact that they house multiple copies of a small circular DNA molecule (mtDNA) comprising 16,659 nucleotides.ne of the most fascinating aspects of mitochondrial synthesis is that it requires the cooperation of the nuclear and mitochondrial genomes (Figure-1). Mitochondria are unique in the fact that they house multiple copies of a small circular DNA molecule (mtDNA) comprising 16,659 nucleotides.


Fatty acid metabolism in adipose tissue, muscle and liver in health and disease
Contact your library if you do not have a username and password. If your organization uses OpenAthens, you can log in using your OpenAthens username and password. To check if your institution is supported, please see this list. Contact your library for more details.ontact your library if you do not have a username and password. If your organization uses OpenAthens, you can log in using your OpenAthens username and password. To check if your institution is supported, please see this list. Contact your library for more details.


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To use the start menu to open programs: 1. Point and click the mouse pointer at the button at the lower left corner of the Windows desktop (the screen that appears when you first start up your computer). This activates a pop-up menu.


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Computer Basic Skills Microsoft Windows PCs We use a conversational and non-technical way to introduce the introductory skills that you will need to develop in order to become comfortable with accessing and using computer programs. We will concentrate on the skills that will apply to many commonly used programs.


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Software refers to the programs that you use on your computer (like a word-processing program) or the programs that make your computer work (you physically cannot touch these). Programs are also called applications. CPU (Central Processing Unit): This box is the brain of a computer system.


Microsoft Windows Basic Assessment
TASK: On the computer you are using now, open Removable Disk (H:), create a new folder and name it with your first name and the first initial of your last name (example: BobbyB). A. I have completed the task. B. I want to skip this question. 11.


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Topics covered by this assessment include but are not limited to data safety, Windows XP Configuration, Internet and network issues, installation and setup, and general troubleshooting.


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| [Pick the date] 10 P a g e | 10 Windows Basics The Microsoft Windows Operating System Microsoft Windows is the operating system that is installed on most computers. An operating system is the software that runs your computer and makes it think.


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Field Recruitment offer over 800 online test and assessments aimed at allowing you to test and verify a candidate's skill, knowledge and understanding in Microsoft Windows XP Technical Skills along with identifying the skills gaps and training needs of your existing employees.


Essential Windows 8.1 Skills
Essential Windows 8.1 Skills is a complete introduction to Microsoft's newest operating system and all its exciting new features. Windows 8.1 provides users with a new, touchscreen-friendly approach of tiles and full-screen apps. Part of our new Essential Skills series, this text uses a highly visual design. Whether you're using Windows for the first time, or upgrading from an older version, our solution will show you what you need to know. Learn about using the new interface, displaying the Charms Bar, and working with Tile Apps.


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Identified Operational problem and recommend Solution, analyze user need and Interface with vender x Analysis, Planning and implementation, problem Area Identification, Service and support, Data Backup solution, Network Hardware Installation x Hardware installation, integrating, troubleshooting support.


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Image Sizes for the New Twitter Profile Layout
Twitterâs new layout, which should be rolled out to all users by now, gives some different options for displaying images in your profile on desktop web browsers. The old desktop layout consisted of a background image behind most, or all, of the page, as well as a profile picture.


Always Up-to-Date Guide to Social Media Image Sizes
In-Stream: A smaller version of your profile picture appears in a followerâs Twitter stream every time you Tweet. It also appears in the stream of your followersâ followers every time youâre Retweeted.


Always Up-to-Date Guide to Social Media Image Sizes
Your cover photo will only appear on your Facebook timeline, but it is a lot bigger than the profile picture, which gives you more freedom to choose something creative. Where your profile picture might be a good choice for a picture of you, or a brand logo, use this space to post something that speaks more toward you as an individual or as a brand.


Always Up-to-Date Guide to Social Media Image Sizes
And recently, Twitter made some big changes to its overall layout. Profile Photo: 400 x 400 (Displays 200 x 200) Your Twitter profile photo is the main image that represents you or your brand across the network. Itâs going to be seen across the site in a number of places by a number of people so make sure itâs of the highest quality. Hereâs the places your profile photo will be visible on the site.


Always Up-to-Date Guide to Social Media Image Sizes
In-Stream Photo: Minimum 440 x 220 (2:1 Ratio) 1  Minimum to appear expanded 440 x 220 pixels (a 2:1 ratio). 2  Can tweet up to 4 images at one time. 3  Can edit images if tweeting from Twitter iOS or Android app. 4  Maximum to appear expanded 1024 x 512 pixels. 5  Appears in stream collapsed at 506 x 253 pixels on desktop.


Always Up-to-Date Guide to Social Media Image Sizes
Must be at least 180 x 180 pixels. Photo will appear on page as 160 x 160 pixels on desktop, 140 x 140 on smartphones, and 50 x 50 on most feature phones. Profile pictures are located 16 pixels from the left and 176 pixels from the top of your cover photo on desktop.


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Comments. 1  I found that using a 50px border within the 1500Ã500 gets me the finish I want. 2  Thank you for the twitter image size help!! 3  Rachelâs advice saved my sanity â thanks! 4  This should work for those still having problems: Make your document 1903px (width) by 605px (height) and then place your 1500px x 500px within that dimension.


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Definition of THROMBOPLASTIN. : a complex enzyme found especially in platelets that functions in the conversion of prothrombin into thrombin in the clotting of blood. ADVERTISEMENT. International Scientific Vocabulary, from thromboplastic.First Known Use: 1911. a complex enzyme that is found in brain, lung, and other tissues and especially in blood platelets and that functions in the conversion of prothrombin to thrombin in the clotting of bloodâcalled also thrombokinase.


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: a complex enzyme found especially in platelets that functions in the conversion of prothrombin into thrombin in the clotting of blood.ADVERTISEMENT. a complex enzyme that is found in brain, lung, and other tissues and especially in blood platelets and that functions in the conversion of prothrombin to thrombin in the clotting of bloodâcalled also thrombokinase.


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thromboplastin time. see activated partial thromboplastin time. tissue thromboplastin. factor III, a material derived from several sources in the body (e.g. brain, lung), and is important in the formation of extrinsic prothrombin converting principle in the extrinsic pathway of blood coagulation.issue thromboplastin factor III, a coagulation factor derived from several different sources in the body, such as brain and lung; it is important in the formation of extrinsic prothrombin converting principle in the extrinsic pathway of coagulation. Called also tissue factor.


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thromboplastin. tissue thromboplastin. tissue thromboplastin factor III, a coagulation factor derived from several different sources in the body, such as brain and lung; it is important in the formation of extrinsic prothrombin converting principle in the extrinsic pathway of coagulation.Called also tissue factor.issue thromboplastin factor III, a coagulation factor derived from several different sources in the body, such as brain and lung; it is important in the formation of extrinsic prothrombin converting principle in the extrinsic pathway of coagulation. Called also tissue factor.


Thromboplastin
: a complex enzyme that is found in brain, lung, and other tissues and especially in blood platelets and that functions in the conversion of prothrombin to thrombin in the clotting of bloodâcalled also thrombokinase. a complex enzyme that is found in brain, lung, and other tissues and especially in blood platelets and that functions in the conversion of prothrombin to thrombin in the clotting of bloodâcalled also thrombokinase.


thromboplastin
thromboplastin time. see activated partial thromboplastin time. tissue thromboplastin. factor III, a material derived from several sources in the body (e.g. brain, lung), and is important in the formation of extrinsic prothrombin converting principle in the extrinsic pathway of blood coagulation.hromboplastin. tissue thromboplastin. tissue thromboplastin factor III, a coagulation factor derived from several different sources in the body, such as brain and lung; it is important in the formation of extrinsic prothrombin converting principle in the extrinsic pathway of coagulation.


thromboplastin
thromboplastin. tissue thromboplastin. tissue thromboplastin factor III, a coagulation factor derived from several different sources in the body, such as brain and lung; it is important in the formation of extrinsic prothrombin converting principle in the extrinsic pathway of coagulation.Called also tissue factor.hromboplastin. tissue thromboplastin. tissue thromboplastin factor III, a coagulation factor derived from several different sources in the body, such as brain and lung; it is important in the formation of extrinsic prothrombin converting principle in the extrinsic pathway of coagulation.


Thromboplastin
Thromboplastin is a plasma protein aiding blood coagulation through catalyzing the conversion of prothrombin to thrombin.lthough sometimes used as a synonym for the protein tissue factor (with its official name Coagulation factor III [thromboplastin, tissue factor]), this is a misconception. Historically, thromboplastin was a lab reagent, usually derived from placental sources, used to assay prothrombin times (PT time).


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Noun. 1. thromboplastin-an enzyme liberated from blood platelets that converts prothrombin into thrombin as blood starts to clot. factor III, thrombokinase. clotting factor, coagulation factor-any of the factors in the blood whose actions are essential for blood coagulation.oun. 1. thromboplastin-an enzyme liberated from blood platelets that converts prothrombin into thrombin as blood starts to clot. factor III, thrombokinase. clotting factor, coagulation factor-any of the factors in the blood whose actions are essential for blood coagulation.