Amazonâs Echo and the smart TVs that are listening to and watching everything you do
Amazonâs Echo and the smart TVs that are listening to and watching everything you do. Amazonâs Echo defies easy description. Actually, thatâs not quite true: the easy way to describe it is âcreepy as hellâ. Whatâs trickier is explaining what it is. The Echo (below) is a 20cm-tall black cylinder, that sits in your home and listens to everything you do.


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In addition to replacing Microsoft Windows smart quotes, as sgaston demonstrated on 2006-02-13, I replace all other Microsoft Windows characters using suggestions[1] published by character code specialist[2] Jukka Korpela.


Amazonâs Echo and the smart TVs that are listening to and watching everything you do
And thatâs before we get to the fact that one of Amazonâs selling points for the device is that itâs âalways getting smarterâ. But donât think that just because you keep Echo out of your home that youâre safe.


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If you have two UE ROLL speakers (or a UE ROLL and a UE BOOM or UE MEGABOOM), you can use them together to amplify your sound. 1  Connect your first UE ROLL to your device.  Open the UE ROLL app and tap the âDouble Upâ icon then tap Start in the Double Up screen.


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If you have two UE ROLL speakers (or a UE ROLL and a UE BOOM or UE MEGABOOM), you can use them together to amplify your sound. Hereâs how: 1  Connect your first UE ROLL to your device.  Open the UE ROLL app and tap the âDouble Upâ icon then tap Start in the Double Up screen.


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The term arthritis includes more than 100 different rheumatic diseases and conditions, the most common of which is osteoarthritis. Other forms of arthritis that occur often are rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, fibromyalgia, and gout. Symptoms include pain, aching, stiffness, and swelling in or around the joints.


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The most common types of arthritis are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, but there are more than 100 different forms. In 2012, more than 51 million people reported that they had been diagnosed with some form of arthritis, according to the National Health Interview Survey.


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Other forms of arthritis that occur often are rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, fibromyalgia, and gout. Symptoms include pain, aching, stiffness, and swelling in or around the joints. Some forms of arthritis, such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, can affect multiple organs and cause widespread symptoms.


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The most common symptoms of arthritis involve the joints. Joint pain and stiffness, mostly in the morning, are typical signs, along with swelling of the joints.


Description
The two most common forms of arthritis from disease are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Osteoarthritis is much more common and generally affects older people. Also known as wear and tear arthritis, osteoarthritis causes cartilage to wear away.


What are the causes and types of arthritis?
Symptoms include pain, aching, stiffness, and swelling in or around the joints. Some forms of arthritis, such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, can affect multiple organs and cause widespread symptoms.


Description
The most common types of arthritis are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, but there are more than 100 different forms. Healthy joints move easily because of a smooth, slippery tissue called articular cartilage. Cartilage covers the ends of bones and provides a smooth gliding surface for the joint.


Reading Time in Different Clock System - The 12 Hour and 24 Hour Clock System
There are 2 types of clock system named as 12 hour and 24 hour. In 12 hour clock you can see number from 1-12 which is repeating but in 24 hours clock you can see numbers from 1 to 24. JC's father teaches JC how to see time differently in both types of clocks.


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Learn how to convert the first twelve hours of 24-hour time to 12-hour time. In 24-hour time, 00:00 is equal to 12:00 AM, and then you can think of the rest of the hours between 00:00 and 12:00 as being equal to the hours between 12:00 AM and 12:00 PM on the 12-hour clock.


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12-hour time. Notes: The 24-hour clock is a time keeping convention where the day runs from midnight to midnight and is split into 24 hours, from hour 0 to hour 23. It is the most common system in use in the world, and is the international standard notation of time.


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Record your lunch break using the same format. If you go to lunch at 12:45 pm, enter the following time on your time sheet 12.75.. If you're going by tenths of an hour, you'll write 12.7 if you go out a little before 12:45 or 12.8 if you go out a little after that. Record your return from lunch in the time sheet.


How to Tell Time Like a Soldier
There are two main systems for telling time: the 12-hour and the 24-hour. In North America, civilians use the 12-hour clock in which the day is divided into two sections: the 12 hours from midnight to noon (ante meridiem â a.m.), and the 12 hours from noon to midnight (post meridiem â p.m.).


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Notes: The 24-hour clock is a time keeping convention where the day runs from midnight to midnight and is split into 24 hours, from hour 0 to hour 23. It is the most common system in use in the world, and is the international standard notation of time.


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2. Learn how to convert the second twelve hours of 24-hour time to 12-hour time. If there is a time that reads 12:00 or greater for the hour, know that it will convert to a PM-based time on the 12-hour clock. When the hour is greater than 12, subtract 12 from the hours and that will get you the time in PM.


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Learn how to convert the second twelve hours of 24-hour time to 12-hour time. If there is a time that reads 12:00 or greater for the hour, know that it will convert to a PM-based time on the 12-hour clock.


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The 24-hour clock is a time keeping convention where the day runs from midnight to midnight and is split into 24 hours, from hour 0 to hour 23. It is the most common system in use in the world, and is the international standard notation of time. (ISO 8601).


Time - AM/PM vs 24 Hour Clock
There are two main ways to show the time: 24 Hour Clock or AM/PM: 24 Hour Clock: the time is shown as how many hours and minutes since midnight. AM/PM (or 12 Hour Clock): the day is split into: 1  the 12 Hours running from Midnight to Noon (the AM hours), and.


Americaâs taxes are the most progressive in the world. Its government is among the least.
A few readers were surprised by my mention Thursday that the U.S. tax code, while less progressive than it may initially appear, is actually the most progressive in the developed world. But it's true!


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Americaâs taxes are the most progressive in the world. Its government is among the least.
For example, look at how big a share of the income pie the top 10 percent gets vs. what share of taxes it pays here, and then compare that to peer countries like Britain, France, Germany and Sweden: Our top 10 percent gets a bigger slice to start, but it also pays a much higher share of the tax burden than the upper classes in other countries do.


Americaâs taxes are the most progressive in the world. Its government is among the least.
Those programs, like progressive taxes, reduce inequality relative to what it would be without them. But some reduce it more than others. And even though the United States has the most progressive tax system in the world, its overall tax and transfer system reduces inequality less than those in peer countries do: The most redistributionist countries on the planet tend not to be those with really progressive taxes.


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serous membranes
Know three major serous compartments in body and associated serous membranes (visceral and parietal) and serous fluid. Pericardial cavity-Pericardium membrane, pericardial fluid-Pleural Cavity-Pleura membrane, pleural fluid Peritoneal Cavity-Pariteneum membrame, peritoneal fluid.


serous membrane
serosal membrane. see serous membrane (below). serous membrane. the membrane lining the walls of the body cavities and enclosing the contained organs; it consists of mesothelium lying upon a connective tissue layer and it secretes a watery fluid. shell membrane. the membrane on the outside of the soft contents of the hen egg and just inside the shell.


serous membranes
They are slippery so allow organs to move past each other. Offset friction and tension. Ex)lungs-rub against inner walls of pleural cavity that would produce a lot of tissue damage if there was not a serous membrane there. Serous membrane attach outer surface of lungs to inner surface of the ribcage, allows for inflation and expanding.


Weather
Weather. In Topeka, we are lucky enough to experience all four seasons most years. (Occasionally, there is no significant snowfall.) July is our warmest month, with an average high temperature of 90 degrees. January is the coolest month, with an average high temperature of 40 degrees. Current conditions and a three-day forecast can be found at the top right corner of this page.


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See the actual weather conditions in Calgary, Alberta with our weather camera section for Topeka, KS, US


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Celebrate your favorite season in Topeka. Summer: Capital City Family and Food Truck Festival, Tap That: Capital City Brew Fest, Spirit of Kansas, Railroad Fest, Fiesta Mexicana, Cyclovia Topeka and more. Fall: Huff ân Puff, Kansas Mariachi Festival, Kansas Chocolate Festival and more. Winter: WinterFest, Winter Wonderland, Miracle on Kansas Avenue and more.


How do I finish off a silicone sealant like a professional?
Use a suitable silicon product, e.g with mould inhibitors for bathroom/kitchens. Cut the sealant tube tip so the bead is wide enough to apply enough silicon for the area. It's better to have a bit too much than too little. Lay the silicon bead along the line with a caulking gun. Spray onto the silicon line with soapy water from a spritzer bottle.


How do you get a nice finish when applying sealant around baths and sinks
11 Answers. The secret to a good silicone finish is by following a few simple tips. 1. Wrap your tube of silicone with tape to prevent it expanding with the pressure of the skeleton gun - this helps the gun stop as soon as you click the release catch instead of running on. Brown parcel tape is ideal for this as it does not stretch easily.


Log Home Caulking, Chinking, & Sealing
Control the Heat: 1  Chink or caulk on the shady, cool side. 2  Protect walls from direct sunlight for a few days by covering with a light colored tarp, cloth or plastic. 3  Stain logs first.  Although rare, it is possible for excessive heat to build up inside a log home during the early curing stage and cause blisters.


How do I finish off a silicone sealant like a professional?
up vote 1 down vote. 1  Remove existing silicon, with a suitable scraper tool, knife or spatula. 2  Use a suitable silicon product, e.g with mould inhibitors for bathroom/kitchens. 3  Lay the silicon bead along the line with a caulking gun.  Spray onto the silicon line with soapy water from a spritzer bottle.


Log Home Caulking, Chinking, & Sealing
Apply caulk or chinking over one coat, and then apply a second coat of finish the following year. 2. Wait at least 21 days after staining before caulking or chinking to allow for cure time. (Paraffinic oils like in X-100 can cause adhesion failures.)


How do I de-gloss silicon caulk
How do I de-gloss silicone caulk Does anyone have any tricks on how to de-gloss the surface of silicone caulk? I was thinking a quick wipe of a solvent, paste abrasive, or abrasive pad might work but I just don't want it mess up the caulk or adhesion? I am caulking a travertine tiled shower where the sealer has a matte finish.


Tag Archives: Caulking
Here are some of the maintenance items that should be completed on an annual basis: 1  1. Cleaning: Dirt will accumulate over time on the finish coat of Stucco or EIFS. 2  2. Visual Inspection: It is important to visually inspect Stucco or EIFS at least once a year.


Log Home Caulking, Chinking, & Sealing
Control the Heat: 1  Chink or caulk on the shady, cool side. 2  Protect walls from direct sunlight for a few days by covering with a light colored tarp, cloth or plastic. Leave plenty of room for ventilation. 3  Stain logs first. This can help to close some pitch pocket holes before chinking and caulking.


Tag Archives: Caulking
To maintain the integrity of the finish coat, it is recommended to have it painted with either a high quality acrylic (for EIFS) or elastomeric (for Stucco) coating. This should be completed by a trained Stucco or EIFS contractor that is using coatings that are specifically designed for Stucco or EIFS.


Free caulk-finishing tool
As shown in the drawing, I transform a spent plastic caulk tube into a custom-made tool. First, I cut the tube in half, split it up the middle and cut slots on both sides. Splitting the tube in half allows me to put a crease in the tube, which can come in handy for some caulk profiles. You can clip the end of the tool to create a flat bevel finish or leave it round for a coved finish. The interlocking flaps allow the tube to be opened for periodic cleaning.


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Kinshasa slaps curfew on eastern DR Congo towns after deadly clashes. Kinshasa authorities have slapped a dusk-to-dawn curfew on two northeastern DR Congo towns, after lashes over the government's failure to protect civilians....


Eastern Africa
Eastern Africa consists largely of plateaus and has most of the highest elevations in the continent. The two most striking highlands are in Ethiopia and Kenya, respectively, where large areas reach elevations of 6,500 to 10,000 feet (2,000 to 3,000 metres). Twin parallel rift valleys that are part of the East African Rift System run through the region. The Eastern, or Great, Rift Valley extends from the Red Seaâs junction with the Gulf of Aden southward across the highlands of Ethiopia and Kenya and continues on into Tanzania.


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East African Standards are formulated in accordance with the procedures established by the East. African Standards Committee. The East African Standards Committee is established under the. provisions of Article 4 of the EAC SQMT Act, 2006. The Committee is composed of representatives of. the National Standards Bodies in Partner States, together with the representatives from the private. sectors and consumer organizations.


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The longer it takes someone to reply to a text, the less they like you-Psychologist. Man blames doctors at city hospital for cousin's death.


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Kinshasa slaps curfew on eastern DR Congo towns after deadly clashes. Posted 4 hours ago. Kinshasa authorities have slapped a dusk-to-dawn curfew on two northeastern DR Congo towns, after lashes over the government's failure to protect civilians.... Ugandan rebels kill 42 in troubled east DR Congo.


East African Community
To be replaced by the East African shilling. The East African Community (EAC) is an intergovernmental organisation composed of six countries in the African Great Lakes region in eastern Africa: Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda. John Magufuli, the president of Tanzania, is the EAC's chairman.


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In the preparation of this East African Standard, the following sources were consulted extensively: CODEX STAN --:2010, Standard for Bitter Cassava. ISO 9719:1995, Root vegetables â Cold storage and refrigerated tra nsport. CODEX STAN 193:1995 (Rev.5:2009), General Standard for Contaminants and Toxins in Foods.


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The East Africa Community's largest firms are headquartered in the city, including the region's largest carrier Kenya Airways, the region's largest media house the Nation Media Group and the Kenya Commercial Bank Group, the EAC's largest financial conglomerate.


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Eastern Africa, part of sub-Saharan Africa comprising two traditionally recognized regions: East Africa, made up of Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda; and the Horn of Africa, made up of Somalia, Djibouti, Eritrea, and Ethiopia.


Eastern Africa
Coverage of the regionâs physical and human geography can be found in the article Africa. For discussion of the physical and human geography of individual countries in the region and of their late colonial and postcolonial history, see Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania, and Uganda.


bulge
To bulge is to stick out, making a bump called a bulge. A leak in the roof might make your ceiling bulge, and a giant feast could make a bulge over your waistband. The word bulge comes from the Old French word bouge for wallet.â A full wallet makes a bulge in a guyâs back pocket. Bodybuilders' muscles bulge out of their bodies. A pimple is a tiny bulge on your skin. For the record, Battle of the Bulge isnât a diet plan.


Definition of 'bulge'
2. verb. If someone's eyes or veins are bulging, they seem to stick out a lot, often because the person is making a strong physical effort or is experiencing a strong emotion. His eyes seemed to bulge like those of a toad. He shouted at his brother, his neck veins bulging. ...bulging eyes.


bulge
WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English Â© 2017. bulge (bulj),USA pronunciation n., v., bulged, bulgâ¢ing. n. a rounded projection, bend, or protruding part; protuberance; hump:a bulge in a wall. any sudden increase, as of numbers, sales, or prices:the bulge in profits. a rising in small waves on the surface of a body of water, caused by the action of a fish or fishes in pursuit of food underwater.


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1 a swelling or an outward curve. 2 a sudden increase in number or volume, esp. of population. 3 (Brit) another name for â baby boom. 4 (Brit) the projecting part of an army's front line; salient. vb. 5 to swell outwards.


MAP: How to Beat the Four-Hour US-Mexico Border Wait at San Ysidro on a Sunday (A Tijuana SÃ! Special)
Take either the toll road or the free road to just south of Rosarito (near Fox Baja and Popotla) and get off on Corredor 2000 (there's a 25 peso or $2.25 toll if you're on the toll road). It's 25 miles into eastern Tijuana, which will gradually look more and more developed. Be careful of people running across the road!


MAP: How to Beat the Four-Hour US-Mexico Border Wait at San Ysidro on a Sunday (A Tijuana SÃ! Special)
MAP: How to Beat the Four-Hour US-Mexico Border Wait at San Ysidro on a Sunday (A Tijuana SÃ! Special) Friday, October 18, 2013 at 7:30 a.m. We've reached a tipping point in Baja tourism; people have finally started to discover that Baja is there, it's safe, and it's chock full of things to do.


MAP: How to Beat the Four-Hour US-Mexico Border Wait at San Ysidro on a Sunday (A Tijuana SÃ! Special)
Otay Mesa is about eight miles east of the main San Ysidro crossing in Nueva Tijuana; Tecate is about 30 miles east of the San Ysidro crossing and requires you to come back on California Highway 94, which is a non-freeway highway that goes through the mountains.


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Ways to Cross the Border. People have several choices for traveling between Tijuana and San Diego. The bright-red San Diego Trolley runs between its namesake city and the San Ysidro stop, which sits adjacent to the pedestrian bridge leading to the Tijuana border-crossing station.


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As a result, the few parking lots in the area have resorted to price gouging. The lot at Mexicoach / Border Station Parking is no exception. Weekend parking is $25 per day. Arriving on a Friday night and leaving on a Sunday afternoon will cost you $75.00 to park. What sets this lot apart is deception.


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Tourists also can drive down to the border on I-5 south and park their cars in one of the long-term lots on the US side before walking across the bridge into Mexico and returning the same way. Alternatively, you can drive to Tijuana after passing through the highway inspection gate at the border. Myriad companies also offer bus tours from San Diego to Tijuana and back if you're looking for a guided experience.


MAP: How to Beat the Four-Hour US-Mexico Border Wait at San Ysidro on a Sunday (A Tijuana SÃ! Special)
Even at the worst, busiest times, waits at Otay Mesa rarely exceed two hours. Compare that to four hours on a Sunday afternoon at San Ysidro and you'll see it's worth the slog through Tijuana's burgeoning suburbs to Otay Mesa.


MAP: How to Beat the Four-Hour US-Mexico Border Wait at San Ysidro on a Sunday (A Tijuana SÃ! Special)
It's the sort of thing that could cause even the hardiest Baja traveler to stay NOB (that's North of the Border). This week, Tijuana SÃ! is going to take a break from food and drink coverage and talk about how to get across the border in the most expeditious way possible.


How long is the wait for US citizens walking across the border from Tijuana into San Diego?
Add your answer. How long is the wait for US citizens walking across the border from Tijuana into San Diego? I'd like to say in Tijuana during a wedding that I plan on attending in San Diego in July. I found a great hotel, but I'm worried that we will have to spend a lot of time waiting in line. We plan on leaving the car in a lot in San Diego and walking over to Tijuana where we'll cab it to the hotel . We... show more I'd like to say in Tijuana during a wedding that I plan on attending in San Diego in July.


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Take the canned ham out and place it in a medium sized roasting pan. Pour some apricot juice in the roasting pan. Have it fill up about 1/2 of an inch high. Open a can of sliced pineapples and lay them over the top of the ham.They can overlap each other. Cover the roasting pan with tin foil.Place the roasting pan in the oven for one hour at 350 degrees. You will know the ham is ready when the pineapples begin to darken in color. Remember that the ham is already cooked, you are just heating it up. It should take about 20 minutes per pound to become fully heated.ips & Warnings. 1  You can also rub some brown sugar directly on the top and sides of the ham for a sweeter ham. 2  If you decide to cook your ham directly in the can it came in, make sure you poke some holes in the top. 3  Otherwise the steam will not be able to vent and it will scold you when you open it up.


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1 Drain pineapple, reserving 2 tablespoons juice; set aside. 2  Place ham in a baking dish. 3  Bake at 350Â° for 30 minutes. 4  In a small bowl, combine the brown sugar, mustard, cloves, vinegar and reserved pineapple juice.5  Score top of ham. 6  Place pineapple slices and cherries over ham; spoon glaze over top. Drain pineapple, reserving 2 tablespoons juice; set aside. 2  Place ham in a baking dish. 3  Bake at 350Â° for 30 minutes. 4  In a small bowl, combine the brown sugar, mustard, cloves, vinegar and reserved pineapple juice.


Old-Fashioned Baked Ham Recipe
Directions. 1  Drain pineapple, reserving 2 tablespoons juice; set aside. 2  Place ham in a baking dish. 3  Bake at 350Â° for 30 minutes. 4  In a small bowl, combine the brown sugar, mustard, cloves, vinegar and reserved pineapple juice. 5  Score top of ham.6  Place pineapple slices and cherries over ham; spoon glaze over top. Drain pineapple, reserving 2 tablespoons juice; set aside. 2  Place ham in a baking dish. 3  Bake at 350Â° for 30 minutes. 4  In a small bowl, combine the brown sugar, mustard, cloves, vinegar and reserved pineapple juice.


Pineapple Glazed Canned Ham Recipe
3. To Bake: Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Place ham and mix into a large baking pan with deep sides to avoid spillage in oven. Place pineapple slices on ham so they overlap each other and pile on top what's left. 4. Cover with aluminum foil and bake for 1 hour.Take off foil and bake an additional 20 minutes.. To Bake: Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Place ham and mix into a large baking pan with deep sides to avoid spillage in oven. Place pineapple slices on ham so they overlap each other and pile on top what's left. 4. Cover with aluminum foil and bake for 1 hour.


How to Cook Ham
Step 2: Baking the ham. Place the ham on a rack in a shallow roasting pan. Insert an oven-safe thermometer into the center of the ham (it should not touch the bone of a bone-in ham). Bake, uncovered, in the preheated oven until ham registers desired temperature (140Â°F for cooked ham).tep 1: Preheating the oven and preparing the ham. Preheat the oven to 325Â°F. You do not need to wash a ham before baking. This versatile meat requires no embellishment; however, scoring a diamond pattern in the skinlike outer layer and brushing on a glaze during baking makes the ham a showy centerpiece and adds flavor.


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1 You can also rub some brown sugar directly on the top and sides of the ham for a sweeter ham. 2  If you decide to cook your ham directly in the can it came in, make sure you poke some holes in the top. 3  Otherwise the steam will not be able to vent and it will scold you when you open it up.ips & Warnings. 1  You can also rub some brown sugar directly on the top and sides of the ham for a sweeter ham. 2  If you decide to cook your ham directly in the can it came in, make sure you poke some holes in the top. 3  Otherwise the steam will not be able to vent and it will scold you when you open it up.


Roasting Ham
1 Place the ham in an oven preheated to 325Â°F for 20 to 25 minutes per pound or until internal temperature reaches 155Â°F on a meat thermometer. 2  Be sure the cooking bag is not touching the sides or top of the oven, otherwise the bag might melt. The flour will help prevent the bag from bursting while cooking. 2  Place the ham, skin side up, in the oven bag. 3  Place the bag and ham in a large roaster that is at least 2 inches deep. 4  Add 3 to 4 cups of water or other liquid to the bag.


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Tips & Warnings. 1  You can also rub some brown sugar directly on the top and sides of the ham for a sweeter ham. 2  If you decide to cook your ham directly in the can it came in, make sure you poke some holes in the top. 3  Otherwise the steam will not be able to vent and it will scold you when you open it up.ips & Warnings. 1  You can also rub some brown sugar directly on the top and sides of the ham for a sweeter ham. 2  If you decide to cook your ham directly in the can it came in, make sure you poke some holes in the top. 3  Otherwise the steam will not be able to vent and it will scold you when you open it up.


Roasting Ham
1 Place the ham, cut side down, on a large piece of foil with the shiny side up. 2  Draw up sides of foil and the add 1/2 cup of water. 3  Fold foil tightly around the ham and then place in the oven to bake. 4  Heat as directed or see the Time and Temperature Chart below. The flour will help prevent the bag from bursting while cooking. 2  Place the ham, skin side up, in the oven bag. 3  Place the bag and ham in a large roaster that is at least 2 inches deep. 4  Add 3 to 4 cups of water or other liquid to the bag.


How Anxiety Relates to Mastocytosis
Causes of Anxiety From Mastocytosis. Most anxiety from mastocytosis is related to either attacks of systemic mastocytosis or simply living with the condition (such as in the case of cutaneous mastocytosis). In general, however, mastocytosis doesn't literally cause anxiety as symptom.Rather, anxiety develops because living with the symptoms is difficult.ow Anxiety Relates to Mastocytosis. Living with a chronic health condition can be a serious challenge. In the case of mastocytosis, the physical consequences can take a very serious emotional toll, and so it's no surprise that many of those living with the chronic health condition end up suffering from severe anxiety.


Mastocytosis
Doctors don't know exactly why some people have too many mast cells. Some of the things that trigger the release of histamine from mast cells also cause the symptoms of mastocytosis. Symptoms may be triggered by cold or heat, certain medicines, emotional stress and insect bites.ome of the things that trigger the release of histamine from mast cells also cause the symptoms of mastocytosis. Symptoms may be triggered by cold or heat, certain medicines, emotional stress and insect bites.


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Mastocytosis is characterized by an excessive number of apparently normal mast cells in the skin and, occasionally, in other organs. Characteristic skin lesions, called urticaria pigmentosa, are present in most patients, but clinical presentation can vary from a pruritic rash to unexplained collapse and sudden death.astocytosis can present at any age, from the newborn period onward. Symptoms of mastocytosis occur when pharmacologic or physical stimuli cause mast cell degranulation and release of histamine, prostaglandins, leukotrienes and other chemical mediators.


Mastocytosis: What It Is and How It's Diagnosed and Treated
Mastocytosis (say âmas-toe-sigh-toe-sisâ) is a rare disease of the skin (the most common form), or of other parts of the body (very rare), like the stomach, the intestines and the bone marrow. It's caused by having too many mast cells. Mast cells are a kind of blood cell. Mastocytosis can occur at any age.astocytosis (say âmas-toe-sigh-toe-sisâ) is a rare disease of the skin (the most common form), or of other parts of the body (very rare), like the stomach, the intestines and the bone marrow. It's caused by having too many mast cells. Mast cells are a kind of blood cell. Mastocytosis can occur at any age.


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Mastocytosis is a disorder that can occur in both children and adults. It is caused by the presence of too many mast cells in your body. You can find mast cells in skin, lymph nodes, internal organs (such as the liver and spleen) and the linings of the lung, stomach, and intestine.Mast cells play an important role in helping your immune system defend these tissues from disease.t is caused by the presence of too many mast cells in your body. You can find mast cells in skin, lymph nodes, internal organs (such as the liver and spleen) and the linings of the lung, stomach, and intestine. Mast cells play an important role in helping your immune system defend these tissues from disease.


Mastocytosis
Mastocytosis (urticaria pigmentosa) is a mostly harmless condition where your child has more than the normal number of mast cells in the body. Mast cells are found in everyone in the skin, bowels, gut (stomach), lungs and air passages. Mast cells do not usually cause problems.ome medications can stimulate mast cells to release histamine. It is better that your child avoids these. For example, pain killers, cough medicines and anaesthetics can cause problems. Always check medications with your child's doctor. If your child is having surgery, inform the anaesthetist about the mastocytosis.


How Anxiety Relates to Mastocytosis
Systemic Mastocytosis and Anxiety. Most mastocytosis is cutaneous, and the cutaneous version doesn't necessarily create any symptoms that directly cause anxiety. Some people may find that they are more self-conscious about their disorder, and others may have trouble living with the symptoms, which include: 1  Fatigue.2  Abdominal Discomfort. 3  Headache.ow Anxiety Relates to Mastocytosis. Living with a chronic health condition can be a serious challenge. In the case of mastocytosis, the physical consequences can take a very serious emotional toll, and so it's no surprise that many of those living with the chronic health condition end up suffering from severe anxiety.


How Anxiety Relates to Mastocytosis
How Anxiety Relates to Mastocytosis. Living with a chronic health condition can be a serious challenge. In the case of mastocytosis, the physical consequences can take a very serious emotional toll, and so it's no surprise that many of those living with the chronic health condition end up suffering from severe anxiety.ow Anxiety Relates to Mastocytosis. Living with a chronic health condition can be a serious challenge. In the case of mastocytosis, the physical consequences can take a very serious emotional toll, and so it's no surprise that many of those living with the chronic health condition end up suffering from severe anxiety.


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Mastocytosis is characterized by an overabundance of normal, active mast cells. The increase in mast cells is usually localized to the skin, but occasionally occurs in other organs as a systemic disorder. Mastocytosis can present at any age, from the newborn period onward.Symptoms of mastocytosis occur when pharmacologic or physical stimuli cause mast cell degranulation and release of histamine, prostaglandins, leukotrienes and other chemical mediators.These episodic attacks can be manifested by flushing, urticaria or, in extreme cases, by life-threatening vascular collapse.astocytosis can present at any age, from the newborn period onward. Symptoms of mastocytosis occur when pharmacologic or physical stimuli cause mast cell degranulation and release of histamine, prostaglandins, leukotrienes and other chemical mediators.


Mastocytosis
Overview. Mastocytosis is a condition that occurs when mast cells accumulate in skin and/or internal organs such as the liver, spleen, bone marrow, and small intestines. The signs and symptoms vary based on which part(s) of the body are affected.There are two main forms of mastocytosis: cutaneous and systemic.verview. Mastocytosis is a condition that occurs when mast cells accumulate in skin and/or internal organs such as the liver, spleen, bone marrow, and small intestines. The signs and symptoms vary based on which part(s) of the body are affected. There are two main forms of mastocytosis: cutaneous and systemic.


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There are 2.54 centimeters in 1 inch. In 3 centimeters there are approximately 1 and 3/16 inches. From the joint in your thumb to your thumb tip is approximately an inch. cm divided by 3 cm = 0.6666cm recurring. * * * * * Not quite! The answer is 0.6666 recurring-a pure number, without any units of length associated with it.


How to Measure Without a Ruler
A standard business card is 3 1/2 inches long and 2 inches high (9 x 5 cm). Standard credit and Id cards are 3 3/8 inches by 2 1/8 inches. (8.5 x 5.4 cm). Use Coins and Bills to Measure. A US dollar bill is 2 7/12 inches tall by 6 1/6 inches long.ou can use standard body parts or business items to estimate measurement. Your thumb is roughly 1 inch (2.5 cm) long from the first knuckle to the thumb tip, while a standard business card is two inches (5 cm) tall.


How to Measure Without a Ruler
(6.5cm x 15.5 cm) Canadian bills are 6 inches long by 2 3/4 inches tall. (15.2 x 7cm) A one cent coin is 3/4 of an inch (2 cm) across. A quarter is just under one inch (2.5 cm) across.ou can use standard body parts or business items to estimate measurement. Your thumb is roughly 1 inch (2.5 cm) long from the first knuckle to the thumb tip, while a standard business card is two inches (5 cm) tall.


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Report Abuse. 1cm=10 millimeter 1 cm=1/2.54 inch 1 cm=1/100 meter 1 cm=10^(-5) kilometer. Its a long list. please visit following for your known units: http://www.onlineconversion.com/length_a...jdsheth2004 Â· 9 years ago.cm=10 millimeter 1 cm=1/2.54 inch 1 cm=1/100 meter 1 cm=10^(-5) kilometer. Its a long list.


How long is 1 centimeter?
1cm=10 millimeter 1 cm=1/2.54 inch 1 cm=1/100 meter 1 cm=10^(-5) kilometer. Its a long list.please visit following for your known units: http://www.onlineconversion.com/length_a...jdsheth2004 Â· 9 years ago.cm=10 millimeter 1 cm=1/2.54 inch 1 cm=1/100 meter 1 cm=10^(-5) kilometer. Its a long list.


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We write 1 mm.Millimeters are very tiny!Look at the ruler: there are 10 millimeters in each centimeter.Measuring lines: First see how many whole centimeters long the line is. Then count how many little millimeter-lines beyond that it reaches.This line is 2 cm 3 mm long. At the same time, it is 23 mm long.hat means 2 cm 3 mm makes 23 mm in total.This line is 4 cm 8 mm long. At the same time, it is 48 mm long. a. ______ cm ______ mm = ________ mm b. ______ cm ______ mm = ________ mm 18 Math Mammoth Metric Meauring (Blue Series) 6DPSOHZRUNVKHHWIURPZZZPDWKPDPPRWKFRP.


Convert inches to linear foot - Conversion of Measurement Units
You can view more details on each measurement unit: cm or inches. The SI base unit for length is the metre. 1 metre is equal to 100 cm, or 39.3700787402 inches.Note that rounding errors may occur, so always check the results. Use this page to learn how to convert between centimetres and inches.here are 36 inches in a yard and 12 inches in a foot. The inch is usually the universal unit of measurement in the United States, and is widely used in the United Kingdom, and Canada, despite the introduction of metric to the latter two in the 1960s and 1970s, respectively.


Engine Control Module
Having total control over your vehicle will let you get the best performance possible from it. This control will surely improve your driving experience and make you look forward each day to get in your car and hit the road. With a premium-quality Engine Control Module, such ease of control is well within your reach.lso referred to as the powertrain control module, the Engine Control Module (ECM) lets you regulate the functions of your engine components, together with the emissions system and timing. It also controls your car's idle speed and sustains the speed set by your cruise control.


How Car Computers Work
(See How Catalytic Converters Work for more details.). Controlling the engine is the most processor-intensive job on your car, and the engine control unit (ECU) is the most powerful computer on most cars.he ECU does all of this to ensure the lowest emissions and best mileage. See How Fuel Injection Systems Work for a lot more detail on what the ECU does. The pins on this connecter interface with sensors and control devices all over the car.


Engine Control Module
Replacing the Engine Control Module. A car's engine control module (ECM) is a computer system that acts as the brain of a car. This little computer analyzes lots of information in order to control the car's performance. When the ECM fails, it will greatly hurt the engine's performance.lso referred to as the powertrain control module, the Engine Control Module (ECM) lets you regulate the functions of your engine components, together with the emissions system and timing. It also controls your car's idle speed and sustains the speed set by your cruise control.


How the Engine Control Module Works
Image Gallery: Computer Hardware. The ECM is basically an on-board computer in your car -- it's composed of hardware (a pretty standard circuit board) that's encoded with software (a program that tells the car how to run).See more pictures of computer hardware.Stockbyte/ Getty Images.ometimes, the names of automotive components are so bizarre that we forget that some terms are completely intuitive and logical. Engine control is a no-brainer; module implies it's electrical in nature. And if that's not enough to enlighten you, well, at least you weren't the first to ask those questions.


How the Engine Control Module Works
The engine control module might betray a few hints, even in name alone. Sometimes, the names of automotive components are so bizarre that we forget that some terms are completely intuitive and logical. Engine control is a no-brainer; module implies it's electrical in nature.And if that's not enough to enlighten you, well, at least you weren't the first to ask those questions.ometimes, the names of automotive components are so bizarre that we forget that some terms are completely intuitive and logical. Engine control is a no-brainer; module implies it's electrical in nature. And if that's not enough to enlighten you, well, at least you weren't the first to ask those questions.


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This computer shoved in the engine compartment controls just about every aspect of your carâs performance, from the air/fuel ratio, the ignition timing, and the valve controls.ost of the time, even if something fails, your engine will just stall out. But thereâs a small chance that the software or hardware fails in a way that causes, for example, the throttle to stick wide open. In this case, you may not be able to stop the car before it crashes into something.


Engine control unit
An engine control unit (ECU) is a type of electronic control unit that controls a series of actuators on an internal combustion engine to ensure optimal engine performance.n engine control unit (ECU) is a type of electronic control unit that controls a series of actuators on an internal combustion engine to ensure optimal engine performance.


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In short, we offer you an affordable way to run your race car on a fully programmable fuel injection and ignition controller, with plenty of high end features such as progressive nitrous control, boost control, 3 step rev limiters, electronic fan control, and spare outputs to control just about anything!n short, we offer you an affordable way to run your race car on a fully programmable fuel injection and ignition controller, with plenty of high end features such as progressive nitrous control, boost control, 3 step rev limiters, electronic fan control, and spare outputs to control just about anything!


How to Repair Your Vehicle (Basics)
Check engine or service engine soon light on? Before you spend a lot of money, try this --- remove your gas cap and retighten it, a loose or bad seal on the gas cap can set an evap code in your cars ECM or ECU causing a check engine or service engine soon light to come on.tart up the car and let it idle for about 10 minutes. Don't hit the gas pedal during this time. This time allows your ECU to make new data based on how much air it sees coming into. Use this time to reset your radio stations and clock.


How to Repair Your Vehicle (Basics)
Engine Control Unit, or ECU. Actually with the introduction of OBD-II the name was officially changed to ECM (Engine Control Module). But everyone still knows it as the ECU so let's just keep calling it that so we all understand what we're talking about.tart up the car and let it idle for about 10 minutes. Don't hit the gas pedal during this time. This time allows your ECU to make new data based on how much air it sees coming into. Use this time to reset your radio stations and clock.


Definitions &Translations
Nuclear sclerosis. Nuclear sclerosis. Nuclear sclerosis is an age-related change in the density of the crystalline lens nucleus that occurs in all older animals. It is caused by compression of older lens fibers in the nucleus by new fiber formation. The denser construction of the nucleus causes it to scatter light.


Cataract
A cataract is a clouding of the lens in the eye which leads to a decrease in vision. Cataracts often develop slowly and can affect one or both eyes. Symptoms may include faded colors, blurry vision, halos around light, trouble with bright lights, and trouble seeing at night.


Cataract
Nuclear sclerosis is the most common type of cataract, and involves the central or 'nuclear' part of the lens. This eventually becomes hard, or 'sclerotic', due to condensation on the lens nucleus and the deposition of brown pigment within the lens. In its advanced stages it is called a brunescent cataract.


Nuclear Cataracts
Nuclear Cataracts Go to Academy Store Learn more and Purchase. Some degree of nuclear sclerosis and yellowing is normal in adult patients past middle age. In general, this condition interferes only minimally with visual function. An excessive amount of light scattering and yellowing is called a nuclear cataract, which causes a central opacity (Fig 5-2).


What Is Nuclear Sclerosis?
April 23, 2013. Nuclear sclerosis is the cloudiness of the eye lens that affects many animals and some humans. Animals like cats, dogs and horses are all affected by this eye condition. It is a result of aging process of the lens. The nucleus, which is the central part of the lens gets dense and looks like a grey haze inside the eye.


Cataract
In age-related cataract, the pathogenesis of cataract development is multifactorial and includes the following factors: 1  Compaction and stiffening of the central lens material (nuclear sclerosis) as new layers of cortical (outer lens) fibers continue to proliferate over time.


Are There Different Types of Cataracts?
There are three primary types of age-related cataracts: nuclear sclerotic, cortical, and posterior subcapsular. As a person ages, any one type, or a combination of any of these three types, can develop over time.


Ocular Pathology
Sunday, July 01, 2007. Nuclear Sclerosis Cataract. Definition: An opacity in the nucleus of the lens, for which the key histologic criterion is melding or homogenization of lens fiber cells. Incidence/Prevalence: It is the most common form of cataract and is especially common in older individuals.


Distemper in Cats
Feline Distemper Symptoms. Flickr / Greg Dunlap. Some of the most common distemper symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting, seizures, loss of appetite and fever. Cats that have frequent bowel movements with loose or bloody stools need to be examined by a doctor at once. While it may or may not be distemper, an exam by a vet is recommended.


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Although feline panleukopenia is considered a dread disease of cats, with routine vaccinations, isolation of cats new to the household until they have been tested and vaccinated, and routine sanitary precautions, the average multi-cat household should remain safe from this disease. Resources:


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The initial symptoms are also found with many other diseases, and always indicate the need for a veterinary examination. 1  Vomiting. 2  diarrhea. 3  Depression. 4  Disinterest in food and water. 5  Appearance of the  third eyelid , or haw, in the inner corner of the eye. 6  Lack of grooming, evidenced by dull, rough coat.


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The feline panleuk virus (FVP) is extremely hardy and may survive for months, and even years. It is easily transmitted through contact, either cat-to-cat, or by human-to-cat 1  : Shared food and water bowls, litter pans, bedding.


Cat Distemper Symptoms
In the beginning, cat distemper symptoms can mimic other illnesses and may be hard to diagnose without a veterinarian's expertise. Distemper is also known as Feline Panleukopenia, and it can be a serious threat to the life of your cat. There is no cure for feline distemper.


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Feline Panleuk, as it is often called, is an extremely contagious virus of the parvovirus group, with a high mortality rate, which often targets kittens. Areas with large populations of unvaccinated cats, such as feral colonies or homes of cat collectors, are particularly susceptible to panleuk outbreaks.


Cat Distemper Symptoms
Here are further symptoms to watch for: 1  The cat may begin vomiting. 2  If she has eaten no food, she may just vomit a clear liquid. 3  If she is not drinking water, she may have the dry heaves. 4  Many pet owners think that their cat has been poisoned during the initial stages of distemper. 5  The cat may develop severe diarrhea.


Cat Distemper Symptoms
With early intervention and proper treatment, a mature cat can recover from feline distemper. Kittens have a lesser chance of surviving this disease. If you suspect that your pet may have cat distemper symptoms, the best thing to do is take her to the vet for diagnosis as soon as possible.


Cat Distemper Symptoms
Rapid Progression of Distemper. Once your pet shows the initial symptoms of distemper, the rest of the symptoms can show up rapidly. In fact, the disease can run its entire course in less than five days. It is very important to discuss your concerns with your vet at the first signs of illness in your cat.


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Emergency physicians encounter globe luxation, anterior dislocation of the eyeball beyond retracted lids, in a limited number of clinical circumstances. The authors present a case of spontaneous luxation followed by a general discussion of luxation.


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Love JN, Bertram-Love NE. Emergency physicians encounter globe luxation, anterior dislocation of the eyeball beyond retracted lids, in a limited number of clinical circumstances. The authors present a case of spontaneous luxation followed by a general discussion of luxation.


Globe Subluxation: Review and Management
Spontaneous globe subluxation is a rare orbital complication and presents in a dramatic fashion. It is characterized by the anterior displacement of the eye, usually when the equator of the globe protrudes beyond the retracted lids.


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Emergency physicians encounter globe luxation, anterior dislocation of the eyeball beyond retracted lids, in a limited number of clinical circumstances.


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Spontaneous subluxation of the globe is a rare event. Luxation occurs when the equator of the globe is allowed to protrude anterior to the eyelid aperture. The orbicularis muscle then contracts, causing further anterior displacement and the globe is caught outside the eyelid aperture.


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Luxation of the Globe JEFFREY N. LOVE, MD,* NICOLE E. BERTRAM-LOVE, MDt Emergency physicians encounter globe luxation, anterior dislocation of the eyeball beyond retracted lids, in a limited number of clinical circumstances. The authors present a case of spontaneous luxation followed by a general discussion of luxation.


Brief reportLuxation of the globe
Luxation of the globe. Love JN, Bertram-Love NE. Emergency physicians encounter globe luxation, anterior dislocation of the eyeball beyond retracted lids, in a limited number of clinical circumstances. The authors present a case of spontaneous luxation followed by a general discussion of luxation.


Correspondence
Sir, Spontaneous subluxation of the globe is a rare event. Luxation occurs when the equator of the globe is allowed to protrude anterior to the eyelid aperture. The orbicularis muscle then contracts, causing further anterior displacement and the globe is caught outside the eyelid aperture.


Brief reportLuxation of the globe
Luxation of the Globe JEFFREY N. LOVE, MD,* NICOLE E. BERTRAM-LOVE, MDt Emergency physicians encounter globe luxation, anterior dislocation of the eyeball beyond retracted lids, in a limited number of clinical circumstances.


Spicule (solar physics)
Description [edit]. Spicules last for about 15 minutes; at the solar limb they appear elongated (if seen on the disk, they are known as mottles or fibrils).


Solar spicules explained
Known as spicules, these supersonic jets rush forth with great consistency, but with relatively small diameters of just 300 miles (500 km), these periodic surges have proved to be difficult test subjects for solar researchers.


Spicule (solar physics)
Solar active region 10380, June 2004. In solar physics, a spicule is a dynamic jet of about 500 km diameter in the chromosphere of the Sun. It moves upwards at about 20 km/s from the photosphere. They were discovered in 1877 by Father Angelo Secchi of the Vatican Observatory in Rome.


Solar spicules explained
Together, the observations enabled the team to pinpoint how often and where spicules appeared. The results, which will be published in the July 29 issue of the journal Nature, showed that spicules are formed by sound waves, which have the same 5-minute period. Plasma, bubbling upward from the Sun's interior to the surface, creates the drum-like cadence.


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BONE. Bone is specialized connective tissue with a calcified extracellular matrix (bone matrix) and 3 major cell types: the osteoblast, osteocyte, and osteoclast. The first type of bone formed developmentally is primary or woven bone (immature). This immature bone is later replaced by secondary or lamellar bone (mature).


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2. Identify osteoblasts, osteocytes and osteoclasts, and to describe their relationships to each other and their role in bone remodeling. 3. Thoroughly describe the way in which bone develops and grows, including intramembranous versus endochondral ossification. 4. Understand how this mineralized tissue is vascularized.


Solar spicules explained
Gurgling plasma on the Sun produces periodic, supercharged jets. By Laura Baird | Published: Wednesday, July 28, 2004. Short, dark spicules 300 miles wide and as much as 5,000 miles high shoot from the Sun's surface, forming the lawn pattern at center and right.


Spicule (solar physics)
There are about 300,000 active spicules at any one time on the Sun 's chromosphere, amounting to about 1% of the Sun 's surface. An individual spicule typically reaches 3,000-10,000 km altitude above the photosphere.


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Slide 69 Bone, femur. The trabecular bone present in this slide is found mostly within the epiphysis and some in the bone marrow cavity. Osteoblasts are located immediately above the osteoid (newly formed bone matrix). Osteocytes are found within lacunae.


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Gerber daisies come back every year in tropical climates. They are considered perennials in USDA growing zones 9 to 11. They will also grow in zones 6 to 8, but will die at the first frost -- so in those areas, they are considered annuals.


Are Gerbera Daisies Annuals or Perennials?
The cheerful, candy-colored blooms of gerbera daisies (Gerbera jamesonii) can grab an unwary gardener's attention at a grocery or home improvement store. They produce multiple single-stem flowers that are 10 to 14 inches tall in yellow, pink, orange, red and white.


Are Gerbera Daisies Annuals or Perennials?
Gerbera daisies need full sun, though they benefit from afternoon shade when temperatures are high. Soil needs to drain well, and heavy clay should be amended with compost. Because the plant is susceptible to crown rot and produces fewer flowers in wet soil, it is a candidate for raised beds and containers.


Are Gerbera Daisies Annuals or Perennials?
While they may come back from their roots, they also might not, so they benefit from winter protection. Gerbera daisies are considered to be perennials in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 8 through 10, tender perennials in zone 7 and annuals in lower zones.


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Where you live will ultimately dictate how to care for your gerbera daisy. If you are lucky enough to garden in Zone 8-11, gerbera daisies can be treated like a perennial in your garden. Yes, you can plant the whole plant in your garden and expect it to come back year after year.


Are Gerbera Daisies Annuals or Perennials?
Cut gerbera daisy blooms back after they fade to keep the plants flowering all summer. The mother plants are evergreen during the dormant season in warm climates, meaning growth simply slows and flowering stops until spring.


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If you are lucky enough to garden in Zone 8-11, gerbera daisies can be treated like a perennial in your garden. Yes, you can plant the whole plant in your garden and expect it to come back year after year.


Are Gerbera Daisies Annuals or Perennials?
In cooler areas where gerbera daisies are generally treated as annuals, you can overwinter them in pots in a sheltered, frost-free area that receives bright light. Water only enough to prevent the rootball from drying out. These plants put down deep taproots and don't transplant well once established.


What You Need to Know About Gerbera Daisy Care
Gerbera daisy care by zone. Where you live will ultimately dictate how to care for your gerbera daisy. If you are lucky enough to garden in Zone 8-11, gerbera daisies can be treated like a perennial in your garden. Yes, you can plant the whole plant in your garden and expect it to come back year after year.


What You Need to Know About Gerbera Daisy Care
If you are lucky enough to garden in Zone 8-11, gerbera daisies can be treated like a perennial in your garden. Yes, you can plant the whole plant in your garden and expect it to come back year after year. In colder zones, gerberas should be treated like an annual bedding or container plant.


What does Chicory taste like??
Discussion in 'The Cafe'' started by nav, Jun 24, 2009. Im looking for a coffee alternative and have read that chicory has been used throughout history as a coffee alternative.


Chicory Root: The Coffee Substitute that Treats Diabetes, Constipation & Osteoarthritis
Chicory root just may be the answer youâre looking for. This popular coffee substitute does more than just take the place of your favorite breakfast accompaniment, however. In addition to providing added fiber to foods, chicory root has a smooth, creamy feeling in the mouth similar to fat. That makes it a great fat replacement in ice creams, margarines and dressings.


What does chicory taste like?
Good coffee tastes great black. Other than a little booze to make an after-dinner drink, I rarely even add milk to my coffee/espresso. Chicory is usually used to replace decaf for people who've never had quality decaf. I buy green coffee & roast my own so I always have fresh quality coffee available (most of it decaf).


Chicory
It is used as a source of soluble fiber. Fresh chicory root typically contains, by dry weight, 68% inulin, 14% sucrose, 5% cellulose, 6% protein, 4% ash, and 3% other compounds. Dried chicory root extract contains, by weight, about 98% inulin and 2% other compounds.


What does chicory taste like?
Best Answer: I don't like it. its bitter and is used as a coffee substitute as its quite pungent. radicchio or endive are related. personally i don't like bitter leaves. i would go with romaine or cos lettuce as its still a little bitter, and pale and crunchy, but a bit sweeter.


What does chicory taste like?
Report Abuse. 1  Chicory Taste. 2  This Site Might Help You. 3  For the best answers, search on this site https://shorturl.im/aygWJ.  Chicory was origninally used to mask the bitterness of poor quality 1  coffee. I don't like the frilly texture of the leaves.  Bitter-raddichio is a better substitute.


Why You Should Be Drinking Chicory
The flowers and leaves may be used in salads and flavored vinegars. They are also used in healing tonics in some parts of the world. Each chicory plant has a single, long, thick root (known as a 'tap root'). Chicory root is roasted before it is brewed, but it can also be boiled and eaten like a vegetable.


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GEICO Customer Service Phone Number. Phone Number of GEICO is +1 301 986 2500, 1-800-861-8380 . GEICO is one of the leading insurance service provider in the United States, and the full form of GEICO is Government Employees Insurance Company.


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Ready to call GEICO? We called GEICO's phone number, tried the various choices in their interactive phone system, and recorded it for you. Click/tap on endpoints to see how to get to them, transcriptions of recorded messages, customer information required, and more. Fastest way to a human.


Geico 800 Number
Auto Glass Claims: 1-800-510-2291 (24/7) 1  Thank you for calling the GEICO Glass service unit. This call may be monitored and/ or recorded for quality purposes. 2  Press 1 if you are a customer To expedite the processing of your claim, you may log into geico.com to follow your claim and schedule an appointment.


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So I called GEICO to have them send the form they should have sent to begin with. (Beginning of March.) I left GEICO to go back to my previous insurance when GEICO quadrupled my rate one month into the policy with no tickets, accidents, changes to policy, etc.


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GEICO never sent an update that I had new insurance with them, making it look like I had no insurance at all to my State. I got a letter from the DMV (March 1) saying they need to show I had no lapse in coverage or they would revoke my plates.


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GEICO Customer Support Service Phone Number. The customer support phone number of GEICO is +1 301 986 2500, 1-800-861-8380 (Click phone number to call). The postal and official address, email address and phone number (helpline) of GEICO Service Center and GEICO customer service phone number is given below.


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The correct terminology for full or permanent residency is indefinite leave to remain (ILR). You can apply for ILR in several ways depending upon your UK immigration status.ILR allows you to remain in the UK for an indefinite period, on condition you intend to remain present and settled here.If you leave the country for a continuous period of 2 years or more, it is usually deemed by the authorities that you are no longer present and settled, and you may have your ILR revoked.he correct terminology for full or permanent residency is indefinite leave to remain (ILR). You can apply for ILR in several ways depending upon your UK immigration status.


Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)
The main requirement under any category to apply for ILR is to have spent 5 years or 10 years lawfully (if applying for long residency) in the UK. You can apply for ILR only 28 days before your visa expiry, but in some cases you may be eligible earlier, please check with one of our advisers.he application for Long Term Residency visa can be filed by candidates who have spent an extended period of time i.e. 10 years or 20 years in the UK.


Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)
The spouse or civil partner of a British citizen or permanent resident of the UK is able to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain after living as a married couple for a period of 2 years if you were given a spouse/fiance visa before 9 July 2012 and after 5 years if you were given a spouse/ fiance visa after 9 July 2012.he application for Long Term Residency visa can be filed by candidates who have spent an extended period of time i.e. 10 years or 20 years in the UK.


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Most applicants for ILR will be required to have passed the Life in the UK Test. Call now to speak to a 1st Contact consultant about how we can help you to apply for a long residency visa or contact us for a free Indefinite Leave to Remain assessment.he correct terminology for full or permanent residency is indefinite leave to remain (ILR). You can apply for ILR in several ways depending upon your UK immigration status.


Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)
You can apply for this visa under same day service. Salary requirements will be applicable from 2016 if you are applying for indefinite leave to remain in this category, the requirements for salary will increase in 2018 again.he application for Long Term Residency visa can be filed by candidates who have spent an extended period of time i.e. 10 years or 20 years in the UK.


UK Permanent Residence/Indefinite Leave to Remain
It is therefore beneficial in most cases to apply for UK citizenship. You can normally apply for naturalisation as an UK citizen one year after being granted indefinite leave to remain and as long as you meet the residence requirements.ou should maintain ties to the UK and should consider the UK as your home. If you continue to only spend short periods of time in the UK over many years it is likely that there will come a time when you will lose your indefinite leave to remain in the UK.


Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)
The application for Long Term Residency visa can be filed by candidates who have spent an extended period of time i.e. 10 years or 20 years in the UK.If an applicant has been living in the UK for 10 years lawfully (legally) or 20 years unlawfully (illegally), they become eligible for ILR.he application for Long Term Residency visa can be filed by candidates who have spent an extended period of time i.e. 10 years or 20 years in the UK.


Indefinite Leave to Remain
There is no time limit on Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK, however it is important to note that you should not spend periods of more than two years outside the UK as this may lead to the loss of ILR.isa categories that can lead to Indefinite Leave to Remain include: 1  Spouse visa / Unmarried partner visa (after 2 years for visas issued prior to 9 July 2012). 2  Tier 1 visa / UK work permit (after 5 years). 3  UK ancestry visa (after 5 years). 4  EU nationals and dependents (after 5 years).


Swaab Attorneys
Employed for a Period of 5 -10 years. No long service leave is payable under the NSW legislation for a period of service of less than 5 years. Employees who have a period of service of 5 years or more may be entitled to long service leave on a pro rata basis.n the normal course, an employee will be entitled to long service leave of 2 months after 10 years of continuous service. Each additional 5 year period entitles the employee to one additional month of long service leave (payable on a pro rata basis on termination).


UK Indefinite Leave to Remain
Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) can be granted once applicants have been living in the United Kingdom for specified period of time on certain visas.The applicant must not have spent too much time outside the UK or committed any offences. ILR enables people to travel freely in and out of the UK.ndefinite Leave to Remain Entitlements. This visa gives the holder free movement in and out of the UK with only limited restrictions on how much time can be spent outside the country. ILR holders may also be able to sponsor their non-British relatives to the UK.


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On May 17, 1876, Lieutenant Colonel Custer led the 750 men of the 7th United States Cavalry Regiment out of Fort Abraham Lincoln, Dakota Territory. Commanded by Brigadier General Alfred H. Terry, Custerâs division was part of an expedition intended to locate and rout tribes organized for resistance under Chief Sitting Bull.


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Create a free account to save it. General Custer and his men were wiped out by a coalition of Sioux and Cheyenne Indians led by Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse, In 1876, Colonel George A. Custer and 260 of his men were killed by Sioux Indians led by Sitting Bull at this battle in southern Montana.


US History
Little Big Horn. General Custer and his men were wiped out by a coalition of Sioux and Cheyenne Indians led by Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse, In 1876, Colonel George A. Custer and 260 of his men were killed by Sioux Indians led by Sitting Bull at this battle in southern Montana.


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Expecting to meet Custer and prepare for battle, General Terry discovered the bodies of Custer and his men. Nearly a third of the men of the 7th Cavalry, including Custer and his brother, died at Little Big Horn.


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Custerâs Last Stand On June 25, 1876, George Armstrong Custer and the 265 men under his command lost their lives in the Battle of Little Big Horn, often referred to as Custerâs Last Stand. Sitting Bullâ¦Bismarck, D.T.. David Frances Barry, photographer, c1885. Prints & Photographs Division Portrait of Maj. Gen. George A. Custer, Officer of the Federal Army.


Battle of the Little Big Horn
The central figure in the battle was George A. Custer, an army officer who won notoriety as an Indian fighter in the West. On June 25, 1876, Custer and about 225 soldiers under his immediate command were defeated by Indians in Custer's Last Stand, the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Not one of Custer's men survived.


A Century of Dishonor
Custer's Last Stand became enshrined in American mythology as a symbol of the brutality of the Indian wars, although there is substantial evidence that Custer acted recklessly in attacking the large Indian encampment.


George Armstrong Custer
On June 25, 1876, George Armstrong Custer and the 265 men under his command lost their lives in the Battle of Little Big Horn, often referred to as Custerâs Last Stand. Sitting Bull. David Frances Barry, photographer, copyright 1885.


US History
This Amendment was drafter by Henry M. Teller which declared that the US had no desire for control in Cuba & pledged the US would leave the island alone. Maine The sinking of this U.S. battleship in Havanna, Cuba which the U.S. blamed on Spain was the main cause of the Spanish-American War.


Battle of the Little Bighorn
Custer's Last Stand June 25, 1876 What do you know about the Battle of Little Big Horn? You might know the story better as Custer's Last Stand. On the morning of June 25, 1876, Lieutenant Colonel George A. Custer and the 7th Cavalry charged into battle against Lakota Sioux and Northern Cheyenne Indians. Custer's orders were to wait for reinforcements at the mouth of the Little Big Horn River before attacking the Indians, but Chief Sitting Bull had been spotted nearby, and Custer was impatient to attack.


Find Out How Much You Should Really Be Tipping at the Salon
Follow us on Pinterest. Tipping is a custom that allows you to express appreciation for a job well done. But when it comes to salon, spa, and nail services, it can be hard to decide who and how much to tip â especially on a color job gone wrong. And while tipping is at your discretion, here are a few suggestions on amounts to give in a variety of circumstances. See the guidelines below.


9 Things Your Nail Technician Wants to Tell You
5. A 20% tip is usually appropriate. If you often walk out of the nail salon wondering if you've over-or under-tipped, we've got the definitive answer for you: I would say 20% is the golden rule, says Kinley.


How much to tip for manicure and pedicure? Color touch up?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: General tip etiquette is 7% to 8% for a waitress or waiter, some places 10%. For your beautician if you go to the same one regularly like I do then 10% is a fair tip when they do good work. So $3 or $4 would be fair. If they do exceptionally good work and do little extras then $5.


9 Things Your Nail Technician Wants to Tell You
And, according to her, that rule applies both at high-end spas and discounted nail salons, which frequently offer a manicure and pedicure package for around $25. At discount shops, the price is compromised somewhere and it's usually with products, she says.


9 Things Your Nail Technician Wants to Tell You
But that's not to say you can't tip extra if you have a longtime relationship with your technician or you feel she has gone the extra mile during your appointment. Many of my clients tip me $20 for a pedicure, Yankee says, which she charges $30 for. Advertisement-Continue Reading Below.


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Another thing you can also do is give the receptionist a lump sum tip and ask him or her to break it up among the staff for you. Andrea2938713 3 years. So let's say I get my hair shampooed by a shampoo person, and then my hair cut by my regular stylist, then a hand massage by a hand massage person. That means a $2-$5 tip, plus a 15-20% tip, plus whatever tip the hand massage person gets? That's a lot of tipping.


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ASU Virtual Tour
How to navigate around campus map: 1  Click + and - buttons OR mouse scroll to zoom in or zoom out respectively. 2  Use the arrow buttons to move the map. You can also drag the map to move it. 3  Click the red pins to view information, virtual tour and videos if available.


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State University, AR 72467. The College of Business at Arkansas State University--Jonesboro offers these departments and concentrations: finance, health care administration, international business, management information systems, and supply chain management/logistics.


Registrar
Services from the Office of the Registrar support every currently registered student and former student at Arkansas State University as well as all faculty and staff members who interact with those students. The Registrar is housed in the Office of Admissions, Records and Registration. Serving the entire campus population.


Arkansas State University - Jonesboro
Arkansas State University (also known as A-State) is a public university and is the flagship campus of the Arkansas State University System, the state's second largest college system and fourth largest university by enrollment. It is located atop 800 acres (3.2 km2) on Crowley's Ridge at Jonesboro, Arkansas, USA.


Arkansas State University--Jonesboro
Business School Overview. The College of Business at Arkansas State University--Jonesboro offers these departments and concentrations: finance, health care administration, international business, management information systems, and supply chain management/logistics.


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Arkansas State University Online MBA Program via Arkansas State University. Shane Hunt, who was an associate professor of marketing at A-State, was named dean of the College of Business on April 3, 2014. Arkansas State University Online MBA Program via Arkansas State University. Â· May 11, 2015 Â·. A-State College of Business Dean Shane Hunt on Staying Linked in Supply Chain. Shane Hunt, who was an associate professor of marketing at A-State, was named dean of the College of Business on April 3, 2014.


Arkansas State University Online Degree Programs
Arkansas State University Online Degree Programs. Choose from multiple program options: a BA, a BGS, an RN to BSN, a BAS, and more. Go BIG with master's program options in Education, Public Admin, Sport Admin, Engineering Management and Media Management. Tailor your Education Specialist Degree with one of our specialized tracks.


ASU Virtual Tour
How to navigate around campus map: 1  Click + and - buttons OR mouse scroll to zoom in or zoom out respectively. 2  Use the arrow buttons to move the map. 3  Click the red pins to view information, virtual tour and videos if available.


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Obtain your online degree from one of America's Best Colleges according to U.S. News & World Report. Access the courses online at your convenience - anytime, anywhere. Complete your academic degree in the shortest possible time. Learn online from Arkansas State's dedicated, highly qualified faculty. Receive personalized attention from Arkansas State's teaching assistants.


Ostrogoth
The designation, Ostrogoth, taken to mean `Eastern Gothâ, actually means `Goths glorified by the rising sunâ and gave birth to the term Visigoth (interpreted to mean `Western Gothâ) by the Roman writer Cassiodorus who coined the term in the 6th century.


Germanic Tribes: Invasion in Rome
Closely related to the Visigoths was another tribe called the Ostrogoths. Ostrogoths were a group of people who settled in eastern parts of Europe. The leader of the Ostrogoths was named Theodoric. Theodoric had been a prisoner in Constantinople, the current capital of Rome, for a decade.


Ostrogoth
Theodoric defeated Odoacer, pretended to offer terms of peace, and then killed him, establishing, in 493 CE, the Ostrogothic Empire which stretched from Sicily, through Italy, to France and parts of modern-day Spain. Under Theodoric, the empire flourished and Roman art, literature, and culture were embraced.


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Rome itself fell into the hands of the Visigoths in 410. Alaric led the attack. Alaric's successors led their people out of Italy and set up a powerful kingdom in southern Gaul and Spain. In the year 507 the Visigoths in Gaul were defeated by the Franks and were forced beyond the Pyrenees. For 200 years their kingdom in Spain flourished. In 711, when the Moors crossed to Spain from Africa, the Visigothic kingdom was destroyed.


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The Ostrogoths for a time formed part of the vast horde that followed the king of the Huns, Attila. They settled in the lands south of Vienna when the Hunnish kingdom fell apart. Their national hero was Theodoric the Great, a powerful and romantic figure who became king in 474.


Germanic Tribes: Invasion in Rome
The Visigoths were a tribe of people from the southern part of Scandinavia. They were the first Germanic tribe to settle in the Roman Empire. They assimilated into Rome by adopting native cultural activities.


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For a time the Goths ruled a great kingdom north of the Danube River and the Black Sea. Then, in AD 375, the Huns swept into Europe from Asia. They conquered the Ostrogoths, or East Goths, and forced the Visigoths to seek refuge across the Danube within the boundaries of the Roman Empire. In a battle fought near the city of Adrianople in 378, the Visigoths defeated and murdered Emperor Valens.


Germanic Tribes: Invasion in Rome
While the Goths were invading and settling in Rome, another Germanic tribe was also attempting to take control of the Empire. The Vandals were a Germanic tribe that had a habit of looting the cities they invaded. The Vandals first settled in areas of Spain until they were pushed out by the Visigoths. They then expanded to gain control over areas in North Africa. In 455, they became powerful enough to take over Rome. The Vandals held power over Rome until they were defeated by the Romans in 533.


Ostrogoth
The Visigoths would, in time, accept and apply that term to themselves and the Ostrogoths had long known themselves by that name but neither tribe would have considered themselves `easternâ or `westernâ Goths. The Goths first appear in history living in the area around the Black Sea.


Ostrogoth
In 474 CE, Theodoric the Great became king of the Ostrogoths and, backed by the Byzantine Empire, led a campaign into Italy. With the death of Attila the Hun (450 CE) the Ostrogoths declared their independence. In 474 CE, Theodoric (known as Theodoric the Great) became king of the Ostrogoths and, backed by the Byzantine Empire, led a campaign into Italy.


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There are all kinds. There are true railroad ties that were used as rail. beds, taken up, and sold. And of them, there are various widths, cross. sections, and methods of treatment for the various road beds they were. applied to. Then there are landscaping ties.


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This is the Railroad Ties Qty 750 HO Scale Model Railroad Scratch Supply by Northeastern Scale Lumber.


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Railroad ties are rectangular timbers that measure approximately 8 feet 6 inches long, are 9 inches wide, and are 7 inches thick. As the name implies, these huge wood pieces are used in the base of railroad tracks.


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a dead man runs perpendicular to the wall and back into the ground you are retaining. you usually can see the end of the dead man from the front of the wall. this is to give the wall stability so it doesn't lean over.


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Varies depending on age, species, etc., but can figure an used 8-1/2-ft. standard tie will be a minimum of 100-lb to an average of probably 125. or so. New may be 125 to as much as 175.


How to Build a Railroad Tie Retaining Wall
Show All Items. If you have a slope that is need of a retaining wall and have access to railroad ties, this is the perfect project for you! We'll be showing you how we made a railroad tie retaining wall in between two of our shops. We had 18 inches of a hill that needed to be retained. This is how we made a basic retaining wall using railroad ties found on our farm.


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I built a small retaining wall out of used RR ties about 28 yearfs ago. The. ties were well used at that time and they still weighed over 100 lbs each. There were a B _ _ ch o handle alone, but with a helper it wasn't too bad. zzy...@hotmail.com. news:16aa145kqv4kuqlp3mc0ocqc8eb4gavna0@4ax.com...


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railroad ties. The usual lengths are 8, 8Â½, or 9 feet, with a cross section between 6 inches Ã 7 inches and 7 inches Ã 9 inches. Ties treated with preservative, as all are today, can last an average of 25 to 40 years, although they may have a much shorter life due to mechanical wear.


Landscape Ties
No ballast wear. Relay Landscape Ties: (#2 relay) Meets all the specifications for a #1 relay tie. Light creosote retention (bleached gray). #1 Landscape Ties: A tie with at least three solid sides. Two or three way end splitting is okay, but no more than Â½â in width. Minor dry rot is permissible. Plate cut - 1â or less in depth but not rotted out. #2 Landscape Ties: A tie with at least two solid sides.


Long John Silvers Corporate Office Headquarters HQ
In railroad ties, to a real old railroad person, I'm sure that there would. be a list starting from the best to the worst, yet sometimes they used the. worst for lots of reasons.


Assessor
Michael Dunham. Phone: 845-658-3159 ext. The Assessor is charged with the responsibility of assessing real property in the town for purposes of taxation. The Assessor maintains the assessment roll, which is the document that contains every propertyâs assessment.


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Rosedale Info. Rosedale, New York is located in Queens County. Zip codes in Rosedale, NY include 11422. The median home price in Rosedale is $775,000 which is roughly $466/per square foot.


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April 18, 2017 ZBA Meeting Cancelled posted April 13, 2017. TOWN OF ROSENDALE Zoning Board of Appeals 1915 Lucas Avenue Cottekill, NY 12419 Phone: (845) 658-3159 Ext. 6 Fax: (845) 658-8744 NOTICE OF CANCELLATION.


A Little Land That the Subway Forgot
There is no subway link to Manhattan. But the Long Island Rail Roadâs Rosedale station was refurbished in 2008. Between 6 and 8 a.m., five trains run to Pennsylvania Station, with travel times of 29 to 34 minutes, though a few require a transfer in Jamaica. Monthly fares are $177, or $173.46 online.


Rosedale Assessor Office
Rosedale Assessor. Find Rosedale New York assessor, assessment, auditor's, and appraiser's office, revenue commissions, GIS, and tax equalization departments. Assessors provide information on property and land tax assessment, property listings, values, valuations, property search, and records. Rosedale Assessor.


Rosendale, New York
For the hamlet within the town, see Rosendale Village, New York. Rosendale is a town in the center of Ulster County, New York, United States. It once contained a village of the same name, which was dissolved through a vote. The population was 6,075 at the 2010 census.


ROSEDALE, Queens
Till 1898, when New York City expanded to five boroughs, Queens and Nassau were one (very) large county. As you move along the Queens-Nassau border, you can see places where they might as well have never separated. Itâs also a place where some of Long Islandâs longest roads begin and endâ¦.


ROSEDALE, Queens
QUIET, suburban Rosedale is clustered along the Queens-Nassau County border, between Laurelton in the west and Valley Stream and Woodmere in the east. When visiting the area a couple of years ago, I was struck not by its architecture, which is mostly 50s and 60s suburban sprawl; I was more impressed with its resemblance to neighboring Nassau.


Rosedale, Queens
Rosedale, Queens. Rosedale is a neighborhood in New York City in the southeastern portion of the borough of Queens. The neighborhood is on the border of Queens and Nassau County, Long Island. The neighborhood is part of Queens Community Board 13.


A Little Land That the Subway Forgot
Brookville Park, looking toward Brookville Boulevard. Planes on the approach to Kennedy Airport fly so low over Rosedale that some residents have wondered if the boulevard, a main artery, was being mistaken for a runway. Credit Nicole Bengiveno/The New York Times.


Question: How much blood can a human lose before dying of blood loss?
Question: How much blood can a human lose before dying of blood loss? Keywords: blood, cardiovascular, death, human


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Loss of circulating blood volume from hemorrhage is the most common cause of shock in trauma patients As stated elsewhere todayâ¦ Approx Â½ of all trauma deaths occur from CNS injury Approx 1/3 of all trauma deaths occur from exsanguinations Significant drops in BP are generally not manifested


Resuscitation in Hypovolaemic Shock
The causes of hypovolaemic shock are : Loss of blood, which may be revealed or occult. Trauma, which may lead to visible bleeding or rupture of an internal organ like the spleen or liver. A fractured femur will bleed about half a litre and a fractured pelvis will lose about one litre of blood - note these volumes vary according to age/weight.


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For adults, the clinical staging relating to loss of blood volume can be classified as : Class 1: 10-15% blood loss; physiological compensation and no clinical changes appear. Class 2: 15-30% blood loss; postural hypotension, generalised vasoconstriction and reduction in urine output to 20-30 ml/hour.


Question: How much blood can a human lose before dying of blood loss?
We have about 5 litres of blood in our bodies. If you lose any more than about 2 litres (like a big bottle of Coke), youâre in big trouble. Sean Murphy answered on 19 Mar 2012: 40% or greater is usually considered the maximum amount of blood that an adult can loose before the body can no longer compensate. In an 80 kg adult this would be about 2.24 liters. Comments


Resuscitation in Hypovolaemic Shock
For adults, the clinical staging relating to loss of blood volume can be classified as: 1  Class 1: 10-15% blood loss; physiological compensation and no clinical changes appear. 2  Class 2: 15-30% blood loss; postural hypotension, generalised vasoconstriction and reduction in urine output to 20-30 ml/hour. Class 3: 30-40% blood loss; hypotension, tachycardia over 120, tachypnoea, urine output under 20 ml/hour and the patient is confused.


Resuscitation in Hypovolaemic Shock
A healthy adult can withstand the loss of half a litre from a circulation of about five litres without ill effect; however, larger volumes and rapid loss cause progressively greater problems. Risk is very much related to the degree of hypovolaemia and the speed of correction.


Resuscitation in Hypovolaemic Shock
Complications. 1  Blood is directed away from the kidneys and gut. 2  In obstetric shock, acute tubular necrosis can occur. 3  Inadequate perfusion leads to hypoxia and metabolic acidosis. 4  About 75% of the blood flow to the right ventricle and 100% to the left ventricle occurs in diastole.


Question: How much blood can a human lose before dying of blood loss?
Sorry â I should have given a percentage. Anything over 40 % of your total volume of blood is very bad indeed. Log in to Reply


Sliding Glass Door Cost
1 Prices start at about $300-$800 for a basic 5'-6' wide sliding glass door, or $700-$1,100 or more for a standard 8' wide door, typically with an aluminum or vinyl frame and options like a screen door or built-in blinds (between the panes of glass). With installation total cost can be $600-$2,000 or more, depending on local rates and the complexity of the project (ranging from replacing existing sliding doors of similar size and shape to creating a new opening in a solid wall).


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Expect to spend an average of $500 to install a standard six-foot wide, two-panel sliding glass door or patio door. However, industry estimates for this installation range from $350 to more than $1,200.You'll also need add the cost of the door itself to the installation price.n average, two patio doors will cost $1,000 to $2,000; the price depends on the size, special features and type of manufacturing material. Doors come in vinyl, aluminum, wood, metal and fiberglass.


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1 To have a contractor install the sliding door, the installation prices alone can cost anywhere from $500 to $1,500. 2  This will greatly depend on the door as well as the contractor you hire to install it. 3  For instance, Marvin.com is an online store that has a lot of differently designed sliding and swinging glass doors. Keep in mind that this is not going to include the professional installation fees. 2  A standard five to six foot door can be on the lower end, costing $500 to $1,000. 3  A larger door that measures eight feet or higher can cost $1,000 to $2,000. 4  Higher end doors that are taller than 12 feet can cost upwards of $3,000.


Sliding Glass Door Cost
1 Locks for additional security can cost $2-$600 or more, depending on style, design and materials, but average about $10-$50. 2  Before buying sliding doors with built-in blinds or shades, ask about how repairs are made and the cost of replacements. With installation total cost can be $600-$2,000 or more, depending on local rates and the complexity of the project (ranging from replacing existing sliding doors of similar size and shape to creating a new opening in a solid wall).


Sliding Door Costs & Types
Many door businesses, as well as independent installation companies, will provide professionals that install sliding doors at the home for an additional cost. Typically, a single sliding door will take roughly four hours to install, and that will cost between $100 and $300 depending on the provider.any door businesses, as well as independent installation companies, will provide professionals that install sliding doors at the home for an additional cost. Typically, a single sliding door will take roughly four hours to install, and that will cost between $100 and $300 depending on the provider.


Sliding Glass Door Cost
1 Costs double for impact-resistant sliding glass doors designed to withstand hurricane-force winds. 2  Mike Davidson Construction in Florida estimates that installing a 9' impact-resistant sliding glass door costs about $3,700, compared to $1,800 for tempered glass. With installation total cost can be $600-$2,000 or more, depending on local rates and the complexity of the project (ranging from replacing existing sliding doors of similar size and shape to creating a new opening in a solid wall).


Sliding Glass Door Cost
1 If not included, a sliding screen door can add $35-$150, or a retractable model can cost $100-$400. 2  Locks for additional security can cost $2-$600 or more, depending on style, design and materials, but average about $10-$50. With installation total cost can be $600-$2,000 or more, depending on local rates and the complexity of the project (ranging from replacing existing sliding doors of similar size and shape to creating a new opening in a solid wall).


Sliding Glass Door Cost
1 With installation total cost can be $600-$2,000 or more, depending on local rates and the complexity of the project (ranging from replacing existing sliding doors of similar size and shape to creating a new opening in a solid wall). With installation total cost can be $600-$2,000 or more, depending on local rates and the complexity of the project (ranging from replacing existing sliding doors of similar size and shape to creating a new opening in a solid wall).


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For a basic 1 door project in zip code 47474, the benchmark cost to Install a Sliding Door ranges between $537.48 - $931.24 per door.To estimate costs for your project: 1. Set Project Zip Code Enter the Zip Code for the location where labor is hired and materials purchased.or a basic 1 door project in zip code 47474, the benchmark cost to Install a Sliding Door ranges between $537.48 - $931.24 per door. To estimate costs for your project: 1.


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thank you for your question that is a fairly small size for an office building which puts upwards pressure on the price per square foot while the chart would suggest a cost in the neighborhood of $ 160 per square foot the small square footage could easily push you up into the $ 200 per square foot range


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rich thank you for your question that is a fairly small size for an office building which puts upwards pressure on the price per square foot while the chart would suggest a cost in the neighborhood of $ 160 per square foot the small square footage could easily push you up into the $ 200 per square foot range


Construction Cost per Square Foot for Office Buildings
the data for this year indicates a $ 15 $ 30 per square foot or approximately 13 % increase in construction cost over last year depending on region note that over twenty stories starts getting into more unique building characteristics that will drive costs in various ways


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the constructioncost per square foot is from about $ 180 to $ 200 per square foot and this greatly depends on the quality of construction some of the things that go into construction costs are not only the labor and materials but the costs for permits and the contractor s overhead


Estimate Commercial Building Costs
an average commercial steel building costs between $ 16 and $ 20 per square foot including building package i beams purlins girts etc delivery foundation and the cost of construction


Construction Cost per Square Foot for Office Buildings
the data for this year indicates a $ 15 $ 30 per square foot or approximately 13 % increase in construction cost over last year depending on region


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hi missy the constructioncost per square foot is from about $ 180 to $ 200 per square foot and this greatly depends on the quality of construction some of the things that go into construction costs are not only the labor and materials but the costs for permits and the contractor s overhead


Cost per Square Foot of Commercial Construction by Region
the median cost for this commercial building type hovers around $ 100 per square foot because of the new trends in fast food being more boutique and less assembly line the cost for a typical fast food restaurant is on the rise


Construction Cost
a modular home built in a factory then trucked to the building site in sections starts at $ 50000 $ 60000 for 800 900 square feet 1 2 bedrooms 1 bath not including the cost of the land foundation or other site work but can cost $ 500000 $ 1 million for large customized homes


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building a garage typically costs about $ 35 $ 45 a square foot or $ 8400 $ 10800 for a standard single car garage and $ 13300 $ 17100 for a two car garage a custom outdoor greenhouse with a solid foundation heating and electricity starts at $ 10000 $ 20000 for a small structure but can cost $ 25000 $ 50000 or more


Champion Sports Sport and Referee Watch
This fits your 1  . Enter your model number to make sure this fits. 2  Rugged sports watchband. 3  10 Memory Bright EL night light display 24 Hour stopwatch.  Every workout is stored as a separate recallable 1  run. Split release feature unlocks after 5 second to display current running lap time.  Water (up to 300') & shock resistant.


Champion Sports Sport and Referee Watch
Product description. The Champion Sports Sport & Referee Watch features a rugged sports watchband, 10 Memory, Bright EL night light display,24 Hour stopwatch. Every workout is stored as a separate recallable run, 12/24 hr. format with alarm and split release feature unlocks after 5 sec. to display current running lap time.


Champion Jumbo Display Timer and Referee Watch
Giant, easy-to-read swivel face with big digital display is great for football, soccer, wrestling, basketball, or any game timing. Wear this timer on your wrist as a referee watch, around your neck or attached to a clipboard or pocket. Stop watch 1/100 second precision. Calendar & time 12/24 hr. format.


Champion sports watch ms1000 how do I set the timer
On my baby G watch the alarm beeps every hour - how will I get it of it. its bcoz u set the timer for every one hout.set the timer to 00:00 and also other such apllication in ur watch to 00:00. Dec 12, 2010 | Casio Casual Sports STR300-2BV Wrist Watch.


How do you reset time c9 champion watch?
Confidence votes 319K. There are 4 button functions on the c9 Champion watch A (light), B (mode), C (start), and D (reset). To change the time, you need to push the mode button 3 times. This will cause the seconds place value begin to blink. By pressing the reset button you can move to hour, minutes, and seconds.


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Champion Sports. Your Number One Source for Team Athletic, Fitness & Physical Education Equipment. Champion Sports offers high quality sports, fitness, and physical education equipment for all your athletic needs. Browse through our catalog, we carry over 1,900 products geared to take your game to the next level.


Champion Sports 910SET Stopwatch Set
Our wholesale price on the Champion Sports 910SET Stopwatch Set is what sets us apart from the rest of the competition - we strive to provide businesses with the lowest price on the highest quality items.


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Need manual for C9 by Champion Digital Watch - Fixya. Need manual for C9 by Champion Digital Watch Need to set the timer to 35 minutes but the set jumps from 30 minutes ... Need manual for C9... Share on Facebook; ...


Champion sports watch ms1000 how do I set the timer
how to set the game time for referee watch I have a Champion Sports soccer referee watch and have lost the instructions. I can't remember how to change the game time. It is now set for 30 minutes but I need it set for 25. Apr 17, 2010 | Champion International soccer referee...


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Answers.comÂ® is making the world better one answer at a time. hold down the button that says lap/reset until it says set. then hit mode to go to different time or date settings. press st/stop to move the number forward. + 148 others found this useful.


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Characterized by hyperglycemia, symptoms of diabetes include frequent urination, increased thirst, dehydration, weight loss, blurred vision, fatigue, and, occasionally, coma. Uncontrolled hyperglycemia over time damages the eyes, nerves, blood vessels, kidneys, and heart, causing organ dysfunction and failure.


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Symptoms of hyperglycemia. 1  High blood glucose. 2  High levels of sugar in the urine. 3  Very hungry, hungry often (polyphagia). 4  Excessive thirst, frequent thirst (polydipsia). 5  Excessive and frequent urination (polyuria). 6  Blurred vision-Weight loss.


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Symptoms of hyperglycemia. 1  High blood glucose. 2  High levels of sugar in the urine. 3  Very hungry, hungry often (polyphagia). 4  Excessive thirst, frequent thirst (polydipsia). 5  Excessive and frequent urination (polyuria). 6  Blurred vision-Weight loss. 7  Wounds and cuts heal poorly. 8  Dry mouth.


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Symptoms of hyperglycemia. 1  High blood glucose. 2  High levels of sugar in the urine. 3  Very hungry, hungry often (polyphagia). 4  Excessive thirst, frequent thirst (polydipsia). 5  Excessive and frequent urination (polyuria). 6  Blurred vision-Weight loss. 7  Wounds and cuts heal poorly.


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Symptoms of hyperglycemia. 1  High blood glucose. 2  High levels of sugar in the urine. 3  Very hungry, hungry often (polyphagia). 4  Excessive thirst, frequent thirst (polydipsia). 5  Excessive and frequent urination (polyuria). 6  Blurred vision-Weight loss. 7  Wounds and cuts heal poorly. 8  Dry mouth. 9  Cardiac arrhythmia.


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A woman on a running track suffers fatigue, a possible symptom of hyperglycemia. Photo Credit Andersen Ross/Blend Images/Getty Images. Hyperglycemia, or abnormally high blood sugar, includes symptoms such as unusual thirst, frequent urination, fatigue, confusion and a sweetish odor to the breath.


Diagnosis
Diabetic ketoacidosis is a life-threatening problem that affects people with diabetes. It occurs when the body cannot use sugar (glucose) as a fuel source because there is no insulin or not enough insulin. Fat is used for fuel instead.


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Type values into your spreadsheet. If you are entering a negative number in the cell, place a minus sign before the number. Create a table that uses columns and rows to organize your data. If you want to do this, leave a line at the top of each column to enter headings for the columns below.


Adding & Subtracting Currency Columns in Microsoft Excel
Adding, Subtracting and Summing. Using the format =A1+B1 or A1-B1 in cell C1 adds or subtracts the values in the first row of columns A and B. Copying this formula down column C replicates the formula, so each row is calculated.


Adding & Subtracting Currency Columns in Microsoft Excel
If you need to sum a list of values in multiple columns, use the format =Sum(A:B) to sum all the currencies in columns A and B; if the columns also contain headers, Excel ignores this data and calculates only the figures.