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The price also differs from the source of the electricity. In the U.S. in 2002, the cost of electricity by different sources is listed below: Coal: 1-4 cents; Gas: 2.3-5.0 cents; Oil: 6-8 cents; Wind: 5-7 cents; Nuclear: 6-7 cents; Solar: 25-50 cents.lectricity pricing (sometimes referred to as electricity tariff or the price of electricity) varies widely from country to country, and may vary significantly from locality to locality within a particular country.


How to Keep Squirrels Away from Your Bird Feeder
bird feeder baffle if moving your bird feeder isn t an option a squirrel baffle should do the trick shaped like an upside down bowl the baffle is placed on the pole below your bird feeder to shield it from hungry squirrels if you have a hanging feeder position the baffle above the feeder in either case the determined squirrel jumps onto the baffle then slides down to the ground


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3 using plastic bottles a williamsburg virginia resident devised a simple and cheap way to keep squirrels off his bird feeders i made holes in the bottom of a few two liter juice bottles large enough to get around the post of my bird feeders he says


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ok you re a fighter and want to beat em you can beat squirrels at their own game but you need to know a few game rules squirrels can jump great distances they can jump 5 to 6 feet straight up from the ground or from any surrounding surface like a tree or house just think how far they can jump if they have a running start squirrels are problem solvers


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another option is the wildbills bird feeder though some people have wired their feeders with electricity to keep squirrels away that can be extremely dangerous a safer alternative is the wildbills bird feeder which has a built in battery operated charger that lightly zaps squirrels when they make contact


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here are some ways to thwart the furry bandits george harrison an experienced birder and the author of several books including squirrel wars and other battles with backyard wildlife willow creek press 2000 interviewed people around the country who shared the following tips for keeping squirrels out of bird feeders


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comments on squirrel jumping on window screen bea noble 2 13 pm squirrels are using our patio screen roof for transportation to cross over roof to front yard then cross the street i am trying to find a way to keep them off our screen and tearing it


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i have a bird feeder hanging from a steel shepherd s rod or staff one of the local squirrels liked to climb the shaft of the rod and jump over to the feeder to solve the problem i sprayed the pole with spam the stuff that you use on your outdoor grill to keep things from sticking


How to Keep Squirrels Away from Your Bird Feeder
If moving your bird feeder isnât an option, a squirrel baffle should do the trick. Shaped like an upside down bowl, the baffle is placed on the pole below your bird feeder to shield it from hungry squirrels. If you have a hanging feeder, position the baffle above the feeder.


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when fed continuously away from your bird feeders they will mark the area as their own and protect it from other squirrels entering the area a good motto to keep in mind is a well fed squirrel is a happy squirrel their favorite foods are whole raw peanuts sunflower seed or whole or cracked corn


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let s face it if you have squirrels in your area chances are they will assume everything you put out is for them it is a conspiracy of nature they don t know the difference between your so called bird feeder and the squirrel feeder you want them to use


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A board of directors is a body of elected or appointed members who jointly oversee the activities of a company or organization. Other names include board of governors, board of managers, board of regents, board of trustees, and board of visitors. It is often simply referred to as the board.


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A board of directors is a body of elected or appointed members who jointly oversee the activities of a company or organization. Other names include board of governors, board of managers, board of regents, board of trustees, and board of visitors.


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The Board Of Directors: Role and Responsibilities. This is the first of a series of MBA Mondays posts on the topic of The Board Of Directors. I want to dig into the role and responsibilities of the Board as a way to kickoff this series. But first a few disclaimers.


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Major Responsibilities of Board of Directors. BoardSource, in their booklet Ten Basic Responsibilities of Nonprofit Boards, itemize the following 10 responsibilities for nonprofit boards. (However, these responsibilities are also relevant to for-profit boards.). 1. Determine the Organization's Mission and Purpose. 2.


Overview of Roles and Responsibilities of Corporate Board of Directors
Major Responsibilities of Board of Directors. BoardSource, in their booklet Ten Basic Responsibilities of Nonprofit Boards, itemize the following 10 responsibilities for nonprofit boards. (However, these responsibilities are also relevant to for-profit boards.). 1. Determine the Organization's Mission and Purpose.


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The Board Of Directors: Role and Responsibilities. This is the first of a series of MBA Mondays posts on the topic of The Board Of Directors. I want to dig into the role and responsibilities of the Board as a way to kickoff this series.


The Board Of Directors: Role and Responsibilities
This is the first of a series of MBA Mondays posts on the topic of The Board Of Directors. I want to dig into the role and responsibilities of the Board as a way to kickoff this series. But first a few disclaimers. I am not a lawyer and I am not giving out legal advice on this topic.


Board Member Responsibilities
Ten Basic Responsibilities of Nonprofit Boards. 1  Determine mission and purpose. 2  It is the board's responsibility to create and review a statement of mission and purpose that articulates the organization's goals, means, and primary constituents served. 3  Select the chief executive.


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1 Determine mission and purpose. 2  It is the board's responsibility to create and review a statement of mission and purpose that articulates the organization's goals, means, and primary constituents served.


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Neurotoxicity is toxicity in the nervous system. It occurs when exposure to natural or artificial toxic substances, which are called neurotoxins, alters the normal activity of the nervous system in such a way as to cause damage to nervous tissue.


A to Z List of Neurological Disorders
Neurotoxicity can result from exposure to substances used in chemotherapy, radiation treatment, drug therapies, certain drug abuse, and organ transplants, as well as exposure to heavy metals, certain foods and food additives, pesticides, industrial and/or cleaning solvents, cosmetics, and some naturally occurring substances.


Acute Tubular Necrosis (ATN)
Acute tubular necrosis (ATN) is the death of tubular cells, which may result when tubular cells do not get enough oxygen (ischemic ATN) or when they have been exposed to a toxic drug or molecule (nephrotoxic ATN). Fortunately, new tubular cells usually replace those that have died.


Acute Kidney Injury: A Guide to Diagnosis and Management
The cause is usually ischemic (from prolonged hypotension) or nephrotoxic (from an agent that is toxic to the tubular cells). In contrast to a prerenal etiology, acute kidney injury caused by acute tubular necrosis does not improve with adequate repletion of intravascular volume and blood flow to the kidneys.


Acute Tubular Necrosis (ATN)
In the hospital setting, ATN is the most common cause of acute renal failure (ARF). Hospital patients often have acute medical problems that limit the oxygen supplied to the tubules or that cause tubular hypoperfusion (decreased blood flow). Exposure to certain molecules also may cause nephrotoxic ATN.


Blood transfusion
When someone donates their blood for their own use, it is called autologous blood donation or autotransfusion. People with cancer may donate their own blood in case they need a blood transfusion during or after surgery or an invasive procedure.


Donation Instructions
Family members, friends and the community are encouraged to donate whole blood and platelets for MD Anderson Cancer Center patients. Thank you for wanting to donate with MD Anderson Blood Bank. Please read the requirements below to ensure you are eligible to donate.


Blood transfusion
Donating after cancer. Several conditions and diseases may mean a person canât donate blood, including a diagnosis or history of certain cancers. Different blood collection services may have slightly different guidelines to determine if cancer survivors can donate blood.


Donation Instructions
General Donor Information - Find out if you are eligible to donate blood and/or platelets. Also view the Medication Deferral List. Blood Donor Travel Guide for Malaria - Check to see if recent travel may have affected your ability to donate blood.


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Why becoming a blood donor matters. Your blood donation can help save lives. To meet the needs of patients throughout our state, BloodCenter of Wisconsin must see more than 800 donors a day. Giving blood is a quick and enriching way to give back to your community.


Blood transfusion
A blood transfusion is a way to give blood to someone who needs it. Some people may need blood if they have anemia or lose blood after surgery. The person who receives blood is called the recipient. The person who gives blood is called the donor.


What conditions disqualify you from donating blood?
For almost all cancers (such as breast, brain, prostate, and lung), a person may donate blood five years after diagnosis or date of the last surgery, last chemotherapy or last radiation treatment. For blood cancers (such as leukemia or lymphoma), a person is not allowed to donate blood.


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By donating blood, you can help families who have been in accidents or experienced trauma, mothers experiencing labor complications, fathers having heart surgery, children undergoing chemotherapy treatments, premature babies trying to breathe with tiny lungs, or grandparents suffering from severe anemia.


What conditions disqualify you from donating blood?
Physically small people are not acceptable as blood donors as they have lower blood volumes and may not be able to safely lose a full pint of blood. One may not donate blood while one has the flu. But one can donate blood after exposure to someone with the flu provided the potential donor feels and has no symptoms. A minimum age limit exists as to how old a person must be in order to donate blood (usually age 17). There is no maximum age limit. Pregnancy and recent childbirth rule one out as a blood donor.


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Convert 128 USD to AUD; 128 US Dollar to Australian Dollar. 1  This US Dollar to Australian Dollar currency converter is updated with real-time rates every 15 minutes as of Oct 17, 2015.


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Australian Dollar(AUD) To US Dollar(USD). This is the page of currency pairs, Australian Dollar(AUD) convert to US Dollar(USD). Below shows the current exchange rate of the currency pairs updated every 5 minutes and their exchange rates history graph.


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This is the page of currency pairs, Australian Dollar(AUD) convert to US Dollar(USD). Below shows the current exchange rate of the currency pairs updated every 5 minutes and their exchange rates history graph. Do you want to INVERT the two currencies? Visit US Dollar(USD) to Australian Dollar(AUD) .


128 US Dollar to Australian Dollar, 128 USD to AUD Currency Converter
128 US Dollar to Australian Dollar, 128 USD to AUD Currency Converter. 1  This US Dollar to Australian Dollar currency converter is updated with real-time rates every 15 minutes as of Oct 17, 2015.


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Australian Dollar(AUD) To US Dollar(USD). This is the page of currency pairs, Australian Dollar(AUD) convert to US Dollar(USD).


1 US Dollar to Australian Dollar, 1 USD to AUD Currency Converter
United States Mint is the mint`. The Australian Dollar (Sign: AU$; ISO 4217 Alphabetic Code: AUD; ISO 4217 Numeric Code: 036;), also referred to as Aussie. There are 2 minor units.The coins are 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, 1, 2, while the bank notes are 5, 10, 20, 50, 100.


2015 US Dollar to Australian Dollar, 2015 USD to AUD Currency Converter
1 This US Dollar to Australian Dollar currency converter is updated with real-time rates every 15 minutes as of Oct 17, 2015. 2  Only enter the numbers, any other characters or seperation marks will be trashed, in the box to the left of US Dollar (USD), then click the Convert button;


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Exchange rate for converting United States Dollar to Australian Dollar: 1 USD = 1.37851 AUD.


128 (AUD) Australian Dollar (AUD) To US Dollar (USD)
Link to this page-if you would like to link to Australian Dollar(AUD) To US Dollar(USD) Currency Exchange.


Range Properties (Excel)
Range Object (Excel) Use GitHub to suggest and submit changes. See our guidelines for contributing to VBA documentation. Represents a cell, a row, a column, a selection of cells containing one or more contiguous blocks of cells, or a 3-D range. The following properties and methods for returning a Range object are described in the examples section:


What is Excel VBA? : Excel VBA Basics 001
VBA is an extensible programming language that is made up of a core set of commands and extended on a per-application basis to be able to work directly with objects in that application. And because of this it is sometimes also called as a hosted language.


What is Excel VBA? : Excel VBA Basics 001
With Excel VBA you can do a lot of things in Excel. I have enlisted few of them below: 1  You can automate the tasks that you have to do frequently. 2  You can create a custom command in excel.  You can repeat a set of instructions multiple times.


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In other words, a Macro is a set of instructions given to Excel to accomplish something. For example, this is a macro for generating a report (written in plain English, not VBA) 1  Open data.xls. 2  Take last 30 days of data.  Prepare a bar chart.


What is Excel VBA? : Excel VBA Basics 001
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Excel, is a powerful and sophisticated built-in programming language that allows you to write your own functions or commands in an Excel spreadsheet.


Excel VBA â Information, Tutorials, Examples & Resources
While VBA is the language which Excel speaks (and understands), Macro is like a paragraph. In other words, a Macro is a set of instructions given to Excel to accomplish something. For example, this is a macro for generating a report (written in plain English, not VBA) 1  Open data.xls.  Take last 30 days of data.


Excel VBA â Information, Tutorials, Examples & Resources
Excel VBA allows you to automate various activities you do in Excel. We use Excel to analyze data, create reports, prepare charts & presentations, do calculations and understand information. When we are doing all these, we spend quite some time, repeating same steps.


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The following example fills the range A1:H8 with random numbers by setting the formula for each cell in the range. When itâs used without an object qualifier (an object to the left of the period), the Range property returns a range on the active sheet. If the active sheet isnât a worksheet, the method fails.


What is Excel VBA? : Excel VBA Basics 001
What is VBA? In most simple terms you can also say that, VBA is the language that Office Applications like Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc. understand. So, all the programming that we are going to do in Excel or in other office application has to be done in VBA.


What is the average cost for a dj? How much are you paying?
In the DC area for a professional DJ (as in this is what they do for a living, not a side hustle) the cheapest I've seen is $850 ish and that was for 4 hours. Of course that easily goes up to 1500 plus if you want more time, multiple locations, lighting, etc.


What is the average cost for a dj? How much are you paying?
You can find cheap DJ's on Craigslist for like $300, but you get what you pay for and a DJ can really make or break the party. I am paying $800 for mine... $1200 for DJ and Lighting. We're paying $1,400 and it was on the lower end.


Average Cost of a Wedding (2017)
The average cost of having a band at your reception was $3,469 in 2013 with about 25% of couples going that route. The average price to have a DJ spin your night away was about 70% cheaper, or $1,000 for the night. 4. Photographer - Having photos taken is expensive as our $2,440 average per wedding indicates (and that's not even including the cost of a videographer if you want that, too).


DJ Prices??
I agree with the others, I have a number of friends who DJ in clubs and they usually get 100-200 an hour - they're pretty well known in our area. To be fair, you're paying under 25 an hour, which is pretty cheap for a DJ, or any other kind of party entertainer, I think you have gotten a good rate.


DJ Prices??
If that's the case then I have no clue of rates, but my brother is a club DJ and would charge more than that for 2 hours. Thanks Liz ,Its an adults party! ive never booked a DJ before so didnt know if i was being ripped off. Thanks for your response.


Real Estate Agent Commissions - How Much Do They Make?
These fees can vary from one real estate deal to the next, or real estate agency, or market region. Realtor commissions are usually determined by the real estate office, agency, or market region. Commissions are shared between the listing and selling agents. Furthermore, the house or real estate agency for each agent gets a cut. An average commission breakdown follows: House sales price: $200,000. Commission percentage: 6%. Total commission: $12,000 (6% of $200,000) Listing agent percentage: 3% (of $200,000) = $6,000


Average Cost of a Real Estate Agent
The average cost for a real estate agent who deals with commercial property can range around 8% but can also be as low as 4% depending on the type of property, investment and leasing contracts associated with the sale.


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So sellers, tell your listing agent to upload a video for free at VideosByAddress.com or watch the 20 min How-to Video on making real estate walking video tours. Anyhow, Iâll stop rambling. Hopefully you learned something and this blog.FranklyRealty.com (donât forget to sign up for new posts) will help you sift through the pitches and help you NET the most (see more posts on Listing Advice or Buying advice).


Average Cost of a Real Estate Agent
The average cost of a real estate agent can be influenced by a number of things. There may be agents who are willing to concentrate more on the selling of multiple dwellings at a lower price and receive smaller bulk commissions that could amount to a larger profit in the long run.


Why Do I Have to Pay My Real Estate Agent 6%?
When itâs time to sell your house, you may have visions of dollar signs dancing in your head, but the truth is, a lot of those dollars will never make it into your bank account. Instead, they end up in the pockets of real estate agents. Youâve probably heard that agents, on average, take a 6% commission off of your homeâs sale price.


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{ seoText: <b>How much does a Real Estate Agent make in Atlanta, GA?</b> The average salary for a Real Estate Agent is $48,883.


Real Estate Agent  Salary
An experienced Real Estate Agent which includes employees with 10 to 20 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $62,000 based on 64 salaries.


Real estate agents slashing commissions in easy-to-sell markets
To crunch its numbers, the brokerage says it tallied all 2014 Toronto-area real estate listings that sold in up to three days. It based its calculations on an average home price of $556,000, 15 hours of work to sell the home and 2.5 per cent commission.


How Much Money do Real Estate Agents Make?
While some real estate agents can make a great deal of money, the median income in 2015 was only $44,000 for real estate agents. The low income for real estate agents deters many people from looking into the profession any further, but there are many reasons the average real estate agent does not make much money. Many agents work only part-time, many agents have no idea what they are doing, and many agents do not have the discipline to motivate themselves.


What do the symbols (aq) and (cr) mean?
aq stands for an aquious solution. (An aqueous solution is a solution in which the solvent is water. It is usually shown in chemical equations by appending (aq) to the relevant formula.


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Best Answer: The letters indicate the physical state of the substance: The (s) is solid, the (l) is liquid, the (g) is gas and the (aq) is aqueous [dissolved in water]. Source(s): http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/reactions/.


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Best Answer: The letters indicate the physical state of the substance: The (s) is solid, the (l) is liquid, the (g) is gas and the (aq) is aqueous [dissolved in water].


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Best Answer: The letters indicate the physical state of the substance: The (s) is solid, the (l) is liquid, the (g) is gas and the (aq) is aqueous [dissolved in water]. Source(s): http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/reactions/. Matti Â· 7 years ago.


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Best Answer: The letters indicate the physical state of the substance: The (s) is solid, the (l) is liquid, the (g) is gas and the (aq) is aqueous [dissolved in water]. Source(s): http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/reactions/. Matti Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up. 1.


What do the symbols (s), (l), (aq) and (g) stand for in chemical equations?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: The letters indicate the physical state of the substance: The (s) is solid, the (l) is liquid, the (g) is gas and the (aq) is aqueous [dissolved in water]. Source(s): http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/reactions/.


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One method of describing a physical or a chemical change is with a chemical equation. For chemical equations, symbols written in parenthesis can be used to indicate the changes in the physical state of substances. In such equations, (aq) means in aqueous solution, (s) is for solid, (l) is for liquid, and (g) is for gas.


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1 At the bottom of the page, on the left, under More details, click on the link to Past weather.. 2  This takes you to a Weather Channel page with not only the previous day's weather, but also to detailed hourly reports for yesterday and the previous six days.


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1 This takes you to a Weather Channel page with not only the previous day's weather, but also to detailed hourly reports for yesterday and the previous six days. 2  Clicking on Month above Yesterday's Reported Conditions takes you to day-by-day reports for each day of each month since June 1, 2004.


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1 For information on the weather of the recent past, type in the U.S. ZIP code, or the name of a U.S. or foreign city that in the box above, and click Go.. 2  This takes you to a page with current weather and five-day forecasts for the location.


When to travel
40%. December is a good month for traveling thanks to generally dry weather conditions. Domestic travel activity remains low during the first half of December until the beginning of winter school holidays around December 23.


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Daily temperature averages and the highest and lowest temperatures on record for each day of the year, plus the time of sunrise and sunset for each day are available for most of the approximately 38,000 cities for which USATODAY.com has current conditions and five-day forecasts.


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To information on averages, follow the links to Daily averages and Monthly averages at the bottom of each city forecast page. To find a forecast now, type in the city name or U.S. ZIP in the box on the right where it says Enter city or ZIP and click Go..


Watts to amps calculator
The phase current I in amps (A) is equal to the power P in watts (W), divided by 3 times the power factor PF times the line to neutral RMS voltage V L-N in volts (V): I (A) = P (W) / (3 Ã PF Ã V L-N(V)). The power factor of resistive impedance load is equal to 1.


Watts to amps calculator
The phase current I in amps (A) is equal to the power P in watts (W), divided by square root of 3 times the power factor PF times the line to line RMS voltage V L-L in volts (V): I (A) = P (W) / (â 3 Ã PF Ã V L-L(V)). The power factor of resistive impedance load is equal to 1.


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Ad. 2. Find the number of amps and volts. For an electronic device or appliance there should be an information sticker located somewhere on the back of the bottom of the item. This will contain the number of amps and volts in that device, which you'll use to calculate the wattage.


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Steps. 1. Learn the formula. There is a very simple formula for calculating watts. All you need to know are the number of amperes (amps) and the number of volts. The formula is Watts = Amps x Volts. Ad. 2. Find the number of amps and volts.


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Once you know both the wattage and voltage of your system, you can find the amperage using the formula above. For example, if watts = 120 and volts = 120, then the amperage is: (120 / 120) or 1 amp. This means that in a 120-volt system, 120 watts of power will correspond to a current of 1 amp.


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Example 1. You have a 12 Volt power supply that delivers 1 Amp of current. Fill in the Volts and Amps fields to find the Watts. Example 2. The AC24-40 power supply is a 24V AC power supply that can power up to 40 VA. 1  Enter 24 under volts. 2  Enter 40 under watts. 3  Click calculate. 4  You get 1.66 in this example.


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You have a 12 Volt power supply that delivers 1 Amp of current. Fill in the Volts and Amps fields to find the Watts. Example 2. The AC24-40 power supply is a 24V AC power supply that can power up to 40 VA. 1  Enter 24 under volts. 2  Enter 40 under watts. 3  Click calculate. 4  You get 1.66 in this example.


Watts / Volts / Amps / Ohms calculator
The the power P in watts (W) is equal to the squared voltage V in volts (V) divided by the resistance R in ohms (Ï): The the power P in watts (W) is equal to the squared current I in amps (A) times the resistance R in ohms (Ï): Ohm's law âº.


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Installing Bathroom Sink Plumbing
The supply, drain and vent pipes for the sink tie into the system of pipes already servicing your bathroom, and the difficulty of the rough-in depends on the system's overall configuration. Sinks don't require high volumes of water, so you should be able to branch the 1/2-inch supply lines from the shower or tub.t's always easier to preinstall the faucet and drain onto a sink before installing the sink so you don't have to do these procedures while lying on your back. The pipe that extends down from the drain is called the tailpiece, and it should end at the same level as the top of the drain so that the trap connects easily.


How to Repair & Replace the Drain Pipes on a Bathroom Sink
Clean the pipe threads on the sink drain piece hanging down from the sink and on the pipe emerging from the main drain pipe in the wall. Scrub with a stiff-bristled brush and hot, soapy water. Follow with a clean rag to remove residue.. Turn off the water, and clear the area under the sink to prepare to replace your current drain pipes. Move a light close to the area to illuminate your work. Set a bucket under the P-trap.


Installing Bathroom Sink Plumbing
Installation of bathroom sink plumbing proceeds in two phases. The first is the rough-in, when you install all the water, drain and vent pipes in the walls and leave them stubbing out at the sink location. In the second, or finishing, phase, you hook the sink and faucet to the stub-outs.The rough-in phase is the one that requires the most plumbing know-how.t's always easier to preinstall the faucet and drain onto a sink before installing the sink so you don't have to do these procedures while lying on your back. The pipe that extends down from the drain is called the tailpiece, and it should end at the same level as the top of the drain so that the trap connects easily.


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Under the sink, you will see that the drain is actually connected into the trap (a U shaped portion of pipe) by a compression cap. Loosen the cap so that the drain will slide up and out. Use your pliers or wrench to loosen the nut on the underside of the sink that is holding the drain in place and then remove the drain.Prior to installing the new drain, take a bit of plumbers putty and roll it between your palms so that it forms a long snake of putty of sufficient length to wrap around the drain.ress the putty onto the underside of the new drain flange and insert the drain into the sink. The plumbers putty will squeeze out from around the drain flange. You can remove the excess later. Next, secure the drain to the sink from the underside by installing the large gasket and nut.


Bathroom Sink Drain Installation
Step 4: Final Installation. You can install the bathroom sink drain pipe by joining several parts provided in the kit. A âJâ pipe is a trap that is used to connect to the drain pipe just fixed to the sink drain hole.Constrict the trap with a washer provided and tighten it with the help of a pipe wrench.tep 2: Setting and Fitting. If you are replacing an existing pipe, detach it from the sink. Measure its length and compare its diameter to the new pipe supplied with the kit. If you are installing a pipe to the new sink, then take the new bathroom drain and check if it fits the height of sink and diameter of the gauge.


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Insert the PVC drain pipe into the wall drain pipe to make a watertight sealed drain connection. Measure the distance from the P-trap to the wall pipe and cut the tail piece to fit this distance using a hacksaw. Attach the tail piece onto the sink stem pipe leading directly down from the sink.lide the PVC drain pipe into the wall drain pipe and lightly tighten the fitting nut with your hands. The drain pipe must remain loose and adjustable at this point until the P-trap has been attached. Place a compression washer into the PVC drain pipe side of the P-trap.


How to Repair & Replace the Drain Pipes on a Bathroom Sink
5. Peel off the backing on the sticky side of a replacement sink basket gasket. Center the gasket directly over the sink's drain hole before pressing in place. Follow with the sink basket, ensuring it is where you want it before you set it to prevent ruining the seal.. Turn off the water, and clear the area under the sink to prepare to replace your current drain pipes. Move a light close to the area to illuminate your work. Set a bucket under the P-trap.


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Slide the PVC drain pipe into the wall drain pipe and lightly tighten the fitting nut with your hands. The drain pipe must remain loose and adjustable at this point until the P-trap has been attached. Place a compression washer into the PVC drain pipe side of the P-trap.lide the PVC drain pipe into the wall drain pipe and lightly tighten the fitting nut with your hands. The drain pipe must remain loose and adjustable at this point until the P-trap has been attached. Place a compression washer into the PVC drain pipe side of the P-trap.


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Unclog the sink using a plunger or an auger. 1  If your sink clogs, you can use the plunger or with an auger. 2  You can also clean out the trap under the sink by removing the cover to the trap. 3  It will be located at the bottom of the pipe right before it enters the wall.nclog the sink using a plunger or an auger. 1  If your sink clogs, you can use the plunger or with an auger. 2  You can also clean out the trap under the sink by removing the cover to the trap. 3  Stick a hanger or a wire through the trap to see if you can pull anything out.


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Connect the drain lines. 1  For your bathroom, you will need multiple sizes of drain lines. 2  The drain line for the toilet should be either a 3 inch (7.62 cm) or 4 inch (10.16 cm) line. 3  After you attach the pipe to the toilet drain, the pipe should slope downwards toward the main drain line.nclog the sink using a plunger or an auger. 1  If your sink clogs, you can use the plunger or with an auger. 2  You can also clean out the trap under the sink by removing the cover to the trap. 3  Stick a hanger or a wire through the trap to see if you can pull anything out.


West Texas Intermediate
WTI is a light crude oil, with an API gravity of around 39.6 and specific gravity of about 0.827, which is lighter than Brent crude. It contains about 0.24% sulfur thus is rated as a sweet crude oil (having less than 0.5% sulfur), sweeter than Brent which has 0.37% sulfur.n April 13, 2007 Bloomberg reported on a Lehman Brothers study stating WTI prices were not a good barometer of world oil prices. On May 24, 2007, WTI was priced at $63.58 per barrel versus $71.39 per barrel for Brent (Bloomberg). The anomaly occurred perhaps because of a temporary shortage of refining capacity.


West Texas Intermediate
West Texas Intermediate is used as a benchmark in oil pricing. Historically, it has traded closely to Brent and the OPEC basket but currently it has been discounted against Brent crude oil. Historical price data for WTI can be found at a website by the Energy Information Administration of the Department of Energy.n April 13, 2007 Bloomberg reported on a Lehman Brothers study stating WTI prices were not a good barometer of world oil prices. On May 24, 2007, WTI was priced at $63.58 per barrel versus $71.39 per barrel for Brent (Bloomberg). The anomaly occurred perhaps because of a temporary shortage of refining capacity.


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Crude Oil Price History Chart. Interactive graph of historical monthly WTI crude oil prices per barrel back to 1948. Data is adjusted for inflation using the headline CPI and is shown by default on a logarithmic scale.old to Oil Ratio Historical Chart. This interactive chart tracks the ratio of the price of gold per ounce over the price of oil per barrel. It tells you how many barrels of oil you can buy with one ounce of gold.


West Texas Intermediate
The price of WTI is often referenced in news reports on oil prices, alongside the price of Brent crude from the North Sea. Other important oil markers include the Dubai Crude, Oman Crude, Urals oil and the OPEC Reference Basket.n April 13, 2007 Bloomberg reported on a Lehman Brothers study stating WTI prices were not a good barometer of world oil prices. On May 24, 2007, WTI was priced at $63.58 per barrel versus $71.39 per barrel for Brent (Bloomberg). The anomaly occurred perhaps because of a temporary shortage of refining capacity.


Price of oil
The above table lists the price history for a barrel of light, sweet crude oil for future delivery. as traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX).Source: The New York Merchantile Exchange-West Texas Intermediate (WTI).he above table lists the price history for a barrel of light, sweet crude oil for future delivery. as traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX).


West Texas Intermediate
On April 13, 2007 Bloomberg reported on a Lehman Brothers study stating WTI prices were not a good barometer of world oil prices. On May 24, 2007, WTI was priced at $63.58 per barrel versus $71.39 per barrel for Brent (Bloomberg).The anomaly occurred perhaps because of a temporary shortage of refining capacity.n April 13, 2007 Bloomberg reported on a Lehman Brothers study stating WTI prices were not a good barometer of world oil prices. On May 24, 2007, WTI was priced at $63.58 per barrel versus $71.39 per barrel for Brent (Bloomberg). The anomaly occurred perhaps because of a temporary shortage of refining capacity.


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Dollar, Gold and Oil-Historical Chart. This interactive chart compares the movement in the real dollar index with gold and oil prices since 1974. The oil and gold series are adjusted for CPI inflation and the real dollar index is adjusted for the relevant trading partners own currency inflation rates.old to Oil Ratio Historical Chart. This interactive chart tracks the ratio of the price of gold per ounce over the price of oil per barrel. It tells you how many barrels of oil you can buy with one ounce of gold.


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Crude Oil vs the S&P 500. This interactive chart compares the price of crude oil versus the level of the S&P 500. In 2008, it was the S&P that refused to confirm the final spike in commodity prices whereas in 2015, oil is the asset class that is indicating that global deflationary forces are setting in.old to Oil Ratio Historical Chart. This interactive chart tracks the ratio of the price of gold per ounce over the price of oil per barrel. It tells you how many barrels of oil you can buy with one ounce of gold.


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Savannah Historic Homes. Savannah historic homes are the city's crown jewels. Savannah takes great pride in her historic homes and house museums, but that was not always the case. Tragically, in the 1950s, many of Savannahâs historically and architecturally significant buildings were demolished.


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October 7th - 9th. Mark your calendars! The Georgia Trust is heading to Savannah for the 2016 Fall Ramble on October 7-9. Join them as they take in the most historic homes and buildings in Georgia's oldest city. Click here to learn more.


Savannah Historic Homes and House Museums
and House Museums. Savannah historic homes are the city's crown jewels. Savannah takes great pride in her historic homes and house museums, but that was not always the case. Tragically, in the 1950s, many of Savannahâs historically and architecturally significant buildings were demolished.


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Savannah Historic Homes and House Museums
Many of the Savannah historic homes have been converted into museums, restaurants or inns and are open to the public. For photos and information on some of the most popular and architecturally significant Savannah historic homes and house museums, click on the following links.


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10 Historic Georgia Homes to Tour
10 Historic Georgia Homes to Tour. Plan a trip to discover historic homes in Georgia. The home built for textile magnate Fuller E. Callaway and his wife Ida Cason Callaway was completed in 1916 in LaGrange, Georgia. Yes, you can time travel in Georgia.


10 Historic Georgia Homes to Tour
A National Historic Landmark, the Owens-Thomas House in Savannah is known for its English Regency architecture and elaborate indoor plumbing system â an innovative amenity in 1819.


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10 Historic Georgia Homes to Tour
Here are the 10 best historic homes for touring. Be sure to call ahead for tour times and fees. The lavish 1928 Swan House at the Atlanta History Center in Atlanta was built for the Inman family. Designed by famed architect Philip Shutze, it earned its name for the swan motif found throughout the house.


Refrigerator Storage
You can keep it approximately this long: Meats : In Refrigerator 35-40Â°F: In Freezer 0Â°F : Raw roasts, steaks, chops, smoked: 3-5 days: 4-12 months: Raw livers, raw heart, raw kidneys and other variety meats: 1-2 days : 3-4 months: Raw ground meat: 1-2 days: 3-4 months: Sliced bacon: 7 days: 1 month: Lunchmeat: 3-5 days, opened 2 weeks, unopened : 1-2 months


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You can keep it approximately this long: Poultry: In Refrigerator 35-40Â°F: In Freezer 0Â°F : Fresh poultry: 1-2 days: 9-12 months: Cooked poultry, leftovers: 3-4 days, unless covered in broth or gravy, then 1-2 days: 4-6 months


How long does lamb stay fresh in the refrigerator?
How long does chowder stay fresh in the refrigerator? This food will keep for about 3 days in the refrigerator. Place the food in an air tight container for the best results.


Food Storage - How long can you keep...
Tips. 1  How long does raw beef liver last in the fridge or freezer? 2  How long does raw beef liver last after the sell-by date? 3  Unopened raw beef liver may be kept in its original store packaging when refrigerating; to maximize the shelf life of beef liver, do not open the package until ready to use.


Food Storage - How long can you keep...
How long does raw beef liver last after being frozen and thawed? Beef liver that has been defrosted in the fridge can be kept for an additional 1 to 2 days in the refrigerator before cooking; beef liver that was thawed in the microwave or in cold water should be cooked immediately.


How long will fresh blueberries stay fresh in the refrigerator?
How long does a ham stay fresh in the refrigerator? Meats are kept better in the freezer. Meats can be kept in the refrigerator for 3 to 4 days if raw and 1 to 2 days longer if cooked. Always place cooked meats in an airtight container.


Refrigerator Storage
You can keep it approximately this long: Fish: On Refrigerator Shelves 35-40Â°F: In Freezer 0Â°F : Fresh fish: 1-2 days. Keep shellfish to be eaten raw only a few hours. 2-6 months: Cooked fish: 3-4 days: 4-6 month: Fresh shrimp, scallops, crawfish, squid: 1-2 days: 3-6 months


How long will salsa stay fresh in the refrigerator?
How long will salsa stay fresh in the refrigerator? Answer I have made fresh salsa many many many times and I can tell you that if you are not using any kind of preservatives or if you are not using proper canning method â¦ s that the quality diminishes by the hour.


Food Storage - How long can you keep...
Cooked beef liver will usually stay good for 3 to 4 days in the fridge and 4 months in the freezer. How to tell if raw beef liver is bad? The best way is to smell and look at the beef liver: signs of bad beef liver are a sour smell, dull color and slimy texture; discard any beef liver with an off smell or appearance.


diamox
Talk to your doctor about this, as not everyone can take Diamox. It is a serious medication. However, if he/she clears you to take Diamox, it is available over the counter in Peru, very cheap, as acetazolomida.. Start taking it two days before you get to altitude, if possible.


diamox
Diamox is only available in the Uk with a Doctor's prescription . You need to take it a few days before you leave for altitude - ie before you go to Peru , and then until you descend again to sea level .


Diamox Tablet
How to use Diamox. If you are taking the tablets, take this medication by mouth, usually 1 to 4 times daily or as directed by your doctor. If you are taking the long-acting capsules, take this medication by mouth, usually 1 or 2 times daily or as directed by your doctor. Swallow the long-acting capsules whole.


diamox
I recommend Diamox for prevention of altitude sickness. You need to start taking it 24 hours prior to ascent. I have also seen that dosages for Diamox differ--125-250 mg 2x/day is sufficient (it's what my travel clinic prescribed and what is recommended on utdol.com the physician's resource).


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Acetazolamide a prescription medicine used for the following conditions: To remove extra fluid from the body (diuresis) in people with heart failure. Prevention and treatment of mountain sickness (altitude sickness) Seizures.


acetazolamide acetazolamide tablets and extended release tablets
Acetazolamide a prescription medicine used for the following conditions: 1  To remove extra fluid from the body (diuresis) in people with heart failure. 2  Prevention and treatment of mountain sickness (altitude sickness) 3  Seizures. Glaucoma.


Diamox
Diamox SEQUELS are extended-release capsules, for oral administration, each containing 500 mg of acetazolamide and the following inactive ingredients: Microcrystalline cellulose, sodium lauryl sulfate and talc.


Alopecia In Dogs - What To Do If Your Dog Is Losing His Fur
Pin it. Noticing that your dog's coat is starting to develop bald patches or thinning hair, or finding that the coat is losing lustre and condition is always a cause for concern in the caring dog owner.tress hair loss. Just like people, dogs can suffer from stress too, and if your dog is a particularly worrisome pet or is exposed to a high level of stress for a prolonged period of time or to a severe degree, they may begin to lose their coat as a response.


Hair Loss in Dogs
Alopecia in Dogs. Hair loss (alopecia) is a common disorder in dogs which causes the animal to have partial or complete hair loss. It can affect a dog's skin, its endocrine system, its lymphatic system, and its immune systems.Alopecia can affect dogs and cats of all ages, breed and gender, and is either gradual or acute.lopecia in Dogs. Hair loss (alopecia) is a common disorder in dogs which causes the animal to have partial or complete hair loss. It can affect a dog's skin, its endocrine system, its lymphatic system, and its immune systems. Alopecia can affect dogs and cats of all ages, breed and gender, and is either gradual or acute.


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Treating your dog's allergies may include topical or internal medication, immunotherapy, a change in diet, and avoiding the allergen. Cushing's Disease. Hair loss in dogs may also be caused by hyperadrenocorticism, or Cushing's disease, a condition caused by the overproduction of the hormone cortisol.Less commonly, it is due to a tumor on one of the adrenal glands.Medication is available to treat both forms of Cushingâs disease.ake your dog to the vet if you notice any of these signs. Genetics. Some dogs are more prone to baldness than others. Bald spots on the outer ear, chest, back, thighs, or lower neck may appear in greyhounds, whippets, Chihuahuas, dachshunds, and Italian greyhounds, usually after their first year.


Alopecia In Dogs - What To Do If Your Dog Is Losing His Fur
There are many potential reasons for hair loss, pattern baldness and thinning of the fur in dogs, and it can take a significant amount of detective work to definitively identify what's causing the problem in your own dog.tress hair loss. Just like people, dogs can suffer from stress too, and if your dog is a particularly worrisome pet or is exposed to a high level of stress for a prolonged period of time or to a severe degree, they may begin to lose their coat as a response.


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Customer Question. my dog keeps chewing his hair off of his back, and he has a discusting odor, and his skin has turned black. Ive taken him to a vet who says he has allergies, and gives him steriods,& antibiotics for a couple of weeks, he seems to get better for only a short time and then is right back at it.y dog keeps chewing his hair off of his back, and he has a discusting odor, and his skin has turned black.


my dog keeps chewing his hair off of his back, and he has aâ¦
my dog keeps chewing his hair off of his back, and he has a discusting odor, and his skin has turned black.Ive taken him to a vet who says he has allergies, and gives him steriods,& antibiotics for a couple of weeks, he seems to get better for only a short time and then is right back at it.y dog keeps chewing his hair off of his back, and he has a discusting odor, and his skin has turned black.


Alopecia In Dogs - What To Do If Your Dog Is Losing His Fur
To begin with, it is helpful to work out whether your dog's hair is simply not growing or is falling out of its own accord, or if the loss of hair or associated bald patches are being caused by your dog scratching, chewing or otherwise irritating areas of the skin to the point that fur is lost.tress hair loss. Just like people, dogs can suffer from stress too, and if your dog is a particularly worrisome pet or is exposed to a high level of stress for a prolonged period of time or to a severe degree, they may begin to lose their coat as a response.


My dog's fur comes off in chunks, what should I do?
If you can brush the fur off and there is hair underneath, she's OK. She's just shedding. If the skin looks raw or she smells really bad back there, she will need to go to the vet, but probably not tonight. Some dogs do start losing amounts of hair in patches and it's normal.f you do not see a flea, test for flea dirt. Flea dirt is flea poop. Flea poop is digested blood. It looks just like dirt or sand you'd find in the yard until you get it wet. Get your hands wet and let the water drip off of your finger tips onto the dirt and hair.


Why Is My Dog Losing Hair in Chunks?
It's distressing when your dog's beautiful coat turns loose and falls out in chunks. Causes such as seasonal shedding are not alarming. If the fur loss is unexpected, it's important to consult your veterinarian, who will conduct some tests.A variety of causes are possible.ymptoms appear about one week after infection. Your dog is likely to have hair loss, red skin, sores and scabs. Quick action is needed to protect both your dog and you. Your vet will probably advise isolation of the dog, combined with anti-parasitic and anti-itch medications.


Why Is My Dog Losing Hair in Chunks?
Blowing the Coat. Once or twice annually, depending on coat type, your dog will shed her fur in chunks. The intense shedding is most obvious in dogs with double coats consisting of a soft, insulating undercoat and a harsher, weatherproof top coat. Cyclical hormonal changes cause unspayed females to lose their coats.ymptoms appear about one week after infection. Your dog is likely to have hair loss, red skin, sores and scabs. Quick action is needed to protect both your dog and you. Your vet will probably advise isolation of the dog, combined with anti-parasitic and anti-itch medications.


DMT extraction using lye (sodium hydroxide) and naphtha
This extraction uses a traditional acid-base methodology to extract freebase DMT. The first steps (the acid wash using vinegar and water) acidify the solution to a pH of 4. Vinegar reacts with the DMT in the plant material to create DMT acetate; this stage is often called the de-fat.


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INSTRUCTIONS: 1  Remove blade from saw. 2  Keep diamond surface flat to the inner face of saw tooth. 3  Use the same number of light, smooth, back and forth strokes on each tooth.


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Back To Menu. Disclaimer #1: DMT is illegal in many countries, and its extraction may be against the law; Manufacture (including extraction), possession, or sale of a controlled substance is a crime that can result in a lengthy prison term and significant fines; This information is for educational purposes only.


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In this video I will show you how to sharpen knives using the DMT Knife Guide. Today I'll be using a DMT diamond stone, however this technique is the same for all bench stones. The first step is to clamp the knife in the guide. On smaller knives, clamp the guide slightly closer to the heel. On larger knives, clamp it in the center of the knife. Use the thumbscrew to secure the blade in the clamp.


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INSTRUCTIONS: 1  Always sharpen the flat side, never the profile. Use water only. 2  Using fine grit (25 micron), glide the bit with light pressure along the stone. To maintain balance repeat the same number of strokes on other wing. 3  TIP: Sharpen bits on a DMTÂ® sharpener to save time, money and extend tool life.


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2) Combine the lye and the water in the mixing jar. Use 15ml water and one gram of lye for every gram of root-bark that will later be added to the mixing jar. For example: 50 grams of root-powder = 750 ml water and 50g lye. NOTE: Lye is dangerous and can blind you forever.


DMT extraction using lye (sodium hydroxide) and naphtha
In steps 1, 2 and 3, 1800mL of water and 200mL of vinegar are added to the 500g of acacia root bark. Boil contents in step 1 with a sealed pot to reduce loss of volume through evaporation. Here is the combined solution from steps 1, 2 and 3 which totals ~4000mg. This volume is reduced in step 4.


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DIAMOND GRITS. 1  By working through the DMTÂ® system of progressively finer grits, you will quickly achieve a razor sharp edge on quality knives and tools. 2  KNIFE RECOMMENDATIONS: Back To Top. 3  6 or 8 Diamond Whetstoneâ¢. 4  Single sided DiafoldÂ®.  8 or 250mm 1  DuoSharpÂ®. Double sided DiafoldÂ®.


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3) Add the powdered root bark into the lye/water solution in your mixing jar. Cap and shake the jar, then let sit for an hour. 4) Now add to the mixing jar 1 ml of naphtha for each 15 ml of water used to create the lye solution. Turn the jar end-over-end.


DMT extraction using lye (sodium hydroxide) and naphtha
Acacia confusa root bark contains up to 1.15% DMT/N,N-Dimethyltryptamine. If the steps of this extraction are followed precisely on 500g of acacia root bark, you can expect a maximum theoretical yield of 5.75g of DMT.


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Just one kit home manufacturer may have dozens of standard models available and the basic prices will be listed on their website or brochure. A kit home manufacturer, for example, may advertise prices similar to these*: Model 1: 95m sq, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom: $38,000. Model 2: 310m sq, 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom: $86,000.Model 3: 260m sq, 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom: $76,000. The above prices may be for a frame kit only.A lock up kit might cost as much as 20% more and a full kit 35-40% more than the frame only.Typically, these prices are for the kit homes alone and do not include a number of other necessary costs such as:he above prices may be for a frame kit only. A lock up kit might cost as much as 20% more and a full kit 35-40% more than the frame only. Typically, these prices are for the kit homes alone and do not include a number of other necessary costs such as:


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House Kit 10. This is a kit for a 2 bedroom house of 70 Square Metres floor area costing Â£26,640. House Kit 13. This is a kit for a 5 bedroom house of 350 Square Metres floor area costing Â£85,854.ouse Kit 11. This is a kit for a 2 bedroom house of 70 Square Metres floor area costing Â£26,290. House Kit 14. This is a kit for a 4 bedroom house of 276 Square Metres floor area costing Â£103,475.


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This is a kit for a 5 bedroom house of 204 Square Metres floor area costing Â£49,967. House Kit 04. This is a kit for a 5 bedroom house of 231 Square Metres floor area costing Â£46,910. House Kit 07. This is a kit for a 3 bedroom house of 136 Square Metres floor area costing Â£41,095.ouse Kit 11. This is a kit for a 2 bedroom house of 70 Square Metres floor area costing Â£26,290. House Kit 14. This is a kit for a 4 bedroom house of 276 Square Metres floor area costing Â£103,475.


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House Kit 11. This is a kit for a 2 bedroom house of 70 Square Metres floor area costing Â£26,290. House Kit 14. This is a kit for a 4 bedroom house of 276 Square Metres floor area costing Â£103,475.ouse Kit 11. This is a kit for a 2 bedroom house of 70 Square Metres floor area costing Â£26,290. House Kit 14. This is a kit for a 4 bedroom house of 276 Square Metres floor area costing Â£103,475.


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BARN-HOUSE KITS: floorplans-3br24x40 Â«back. Below you will find a sample floorplan for a three bedroom 24' x 40' Barn-House, 3-dimensional views of the first floor, loft and entire house, and list of materials used in this floorplan.We will create a custom floor plan for each customer's house.ARN-HOUSE KITS: floorplans-3br24x40 Â«back. Below you will find a sample floorplan for a three bedroom 24' x 40' Barn-House, 3-dimensional views of the first floor, loft and entire house, and list of materials used in this floorplan. We will create a custom floor plan for each customer's house.


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Advantages of a Kit Home. A great advantage in purchasing a kit home is that it can be ordered in stages. For the owner builder this option is great as we work within the builders time frame and budget (within reason). Building to a Lock up allows you to become involved in the building process.Its a economical win win situation.xperts in Design. Kit Homes for the Right Price was established for the purpose of offering kit houses at a realistic price. With over 35 years experience in the building industry focusing on cost effective designs, we are number one when it comes to providing value for money.


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Experts in Design. Kit Homes for the Right Price was established for the purpose of offering kit houses at a realistic price. With over 35 years experience in the building industry focusing on cost effective designs, we are number one when it comes to providing value for money.xperts in Design. Kit Homes for the Right Price was established for the purpose of offering kit houses at a realistic price. With over 35 years experience in the building industry focusing on cost effective designs, we are number one when it comes to providing value for money.


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Buying a kit-home from the Nova Group is cost effective and economical whether its a home to live in or for an investment dwelling. As an owner builder, the saving can be as much as 40% compared to buying a house off the plan involving a construction building company.xperts in Design. Kit Homes for the Right Price was established for the purpose of offering kit houses at a realistic price. With over 35 years experience in the building industry focusing on cost effective designs, we are number one when it comes to providing value for money.


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We specialize in taking your plans and dreams and turning them into a. handcrafted log home. designed and built just for you. If you have a local builder you wish to use, we will provide the complete logwork Kit package ready for assembly on your lot.If you would like us to construct it, we will gladly do so.Click to see HOME.esigned and built just for you. If you have a local builder you wish to use, we will provide the complete logwork Kit package ready for assembly on your lot. If you would like us to construct it, we will gladly do so. Click to see HOME.


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Custom log Home Kits or we do it all! We specialize in taking your plans and dreams and turning them into a handcrafted log home designed and built just for you. If you have a local builder you wish to use, we will provide the complete log work package ready for assembly on your lot.If you would like us to construct it, we will gladly do so.~Affordable.e specialize in taking your plans and dreams and turning them into a handcrafted log home designed and built just for you. If you have a local builder you wish to use, we will provide the complete log work package ready for assembly on your lot. If you would like us to construct it, we will gladly do so. ~Affordable.


How Much Should I Pay My Employees Per Mile?
According to the Internal Revenue Service, an employee should be paid 56 cents per business mile driven. This is the rate recommended by the IRS as of Jan. 1, 2014.


What if I use my own car for business purposes?
To make a claim you need to keep a record of your business miles and the mileage allowance payments made to you by your employer. If you travel 10 business miles and your employer reimburses you nothing, you can claim Â£4.50 of tax relief (10 miles at 45p). If you normally pay tax at 20%, this means you get 90p of tax relief (Â£4.50 at 20%). If you pay tax at the 40% rate, you get Â£1.80 of tax relief (Â£4.50 at 40%).


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1 Ravi's business mileage was 8,000 miles. 2  The AMAP rate for a car for the first 10,000 miles is 45p per mile. Using that rate Ravi would have been paid 8,000 x 45p = Â£3,600 (a).  Ravi was actually paid 50p per mile so his total allowance from his employer was 8000 x 50p = Â£4,000 (b).


How Much Should I Pay My Employees Per Mile?
The IRS lists different mileage expenses for different types of driving. Although general business miles cost each employer 56 cents per mile, the rate is different for medical, moving or charitable operations. The mileage reimbursement rate for a medical or moving vehicle is 23.5 cents per mile driven. The rate is 14 cents per mile for charitable miles driven.


What if I use my own car for business purposes?
1 Jock's business mileage was 6,000 miles. 2  The AMAP rate for a car for the first 10,000 miles is 45p per mile. Using that rate Jock would have been paid 6,000 x 45p = Â£2,700 (a).  Jock was actually paid 25p per mile so his total allowance from his employer was 6000 x 25p = Â£1,500 (b).


2. Rules for tax
Mileage Allowance Payments. Mileage Allowance Payments (MAPs) are what you pay your employee for using their own vehicle for business journeys. Youâre allowed to pay your employee a certain amount of MAPs each year without having to report them to HMRC. This is called an âapproved amountâ.


What Is the Average Rate to Be Reimbursed by an Employer for Gas Mileage?
Alternative Standard Mileage Rates. The IRS provides three standard mileage rates: one for business miles, one for medical or moving reasons, and one for miles driven by volunteers for charitable organizations. The medical and moving rate is based only on the variable costs of operating a car, such as the cost of gas.


flash memory card
Aside from SSDs, other form factors for server-based flash storage include: 1  Add-in card SSDs that fit in a PCIe serial connection. 2  Disk-on-module devices that mount to a motherboard as a flash-based boot drive.


What is a Flash Card?
A flash card is a small data storage device that uses a flash memory chip to store data. Flash cards can be quite small in size, with a capacity of many gigabytes of storage. The memory in these cards is non-volatile, so it does not require a power source to remain intact.


Simple tools for learning anything.
Our mission is to help students practice and master whatever they're learning. We do this by making it simple for students and teachers to create and share online learning materials. Quizlet is proud to be the most popular online educational service in the United States, used by more than 20 million students and teachers each month.


flash memory card
Evolution of the flash memory card. Earlier removable storage media, such as the PC card, smart card and similar cards used for computer gaming systems, are also considered memory cards. However, the newer types of memory cards are smaller, require less power, have higher storage capacities and are portable among a greater number of devices.


Simple tools for learning anything.
We do this by making it simple for students and teachers to create and share online learning materials. Quizlet is proud to be the most popular online educational service in the United States, used by more than 30 million students and teachers each month. Starting with a simple online learning tool, Quizlet today offers tools for students to make flashcards, practice spelling, play learning games, test their knowledge, collaborate with other students, and more. Quizletâs mission


What is a Flash Card?
One major drawback of using a flash card is that the industry does not use a standardized format. This results in flash cards often not being interchangeable between devices. A product that includes this type of memory usually specifies which format to use with it.


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@anon275981: If the computer you want to transfer the flash card information to has a card reader, then you can transfer the information to as many computers as you want. As long as you copy the flash card information and don't delete it, it will stay on the card. You may have used a computer in the past that had a floppy disk drive. It's the same principle, except the card is so much smaller, and not nearly as prone to file corruption.


Simple tools for learning anything.
Introducing interactive diagrams on Quizlet Create a custom diagram with locations, terms, and definitions. Then study it with activities and games â and see what you're learning in a whole new way!


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A flash card is a mini storage device that uses a flash memory chip to store data. Though flash cards are very convenient, they...


Are Egyptians Africans or Arabs?
Many Egyptians are oblivious to their âAfrican-ness â, failing to identify themselves as Africans. When confronted with the reality of their African roots, some Egyptians are stunned, others reluctant to acknowledge the fact. Though I hate to admit it, we are a racist people.


Are Egyptians Africans or Arabs?
Are Egyptians Africans or Arabs? In July 2007 I was commissioned by CNN to produce a feature story on Egyptian identity. The four-minute piece was to air on CNNâs Inside Africa, a weekly show that takes pride in showing viewers the ârealâ Africa in all its diversity, rich heritage, and culture.


Useful Moroccan Arabic phrases
Useful Egyptian Arabic phrases. A collection of useful phrases in Egyptian Arabic, the variety of colloquial Arabic spoken in Egypt. Click on any of the phrases that are links to hear them spoken. If you can provide recordings, corrections or additional translations, please contact me.


Egyptian Arabic
The main dialects that have been identified in Egypt and Eastern Libya include: Delta Arabic, Lower Egypt Arabic, Middle Egypt Arabic, Upper Egypt Arabic, Cairene Arabic, and others. Within these categories there are further regional sub-varieties.


Egyptian Arabic
Egyptian Arabic. Most people who visit Egypt have little problems with communications because those working in the tourist sector are usually adept in at least several different languages. Typically, most of them speak some English, and many of them fluently.


No, Egyptians Aren't White... But They Aren't Black Either
An Egyptian, and an Arab | Baher IbrahimAn Egyptian, and an Arab | Baher IbrahimAn Egyptian, and an Arab | Baher Ibrahim. Read more Read more. There's also the fact that ancient Egyptians didn't really perceive themselves as either black or white.. Just look at the above painting from Pharaoh Seti I's tomb. The top right group, with the palest skin are Libyans (Berbers), the next one over to the left are Nubians, followed by Asiatics (Mesopotamians).


Egypt: Are Egyptians Arabs?
We are Arabic speaking people but our origins are not Arabs ( people speaking English are not necessarily Anglo Saxons.) The genetic make up of most Egyptians is similar the the mummies. MarianJohn Â· 2 years ago.


Egypt: Are Egyptians Arabs?
So, Egyptians are Egyptians not Arabs, and Libyans are Libyans not Arabs, also Tunisians are Tunisians not Arabs, and so on, but in every Arabic speaking country there are some of lurking of an Arab origin who came from the Arabian Peninsula and got mixed with those native citizens. Loading ...


Useful Egyptian Arabic phrases
A collection of useful phrases in Egyptian Arabic, the variety of colloquial Arabic spoken in Egypt. 1  Click on any of the phrases that are links to hear them spoken. 2  To see these phrases in many other languages click on the English versions.


Egyptian Arabic
Egyptian Arabic is part of the Eastern Arabic subclass, which includes the Arabic dialects spoken in a large region of North Africa (Egypt and Sudan), the Middle East (Syria, Iraq, and the Arabian Peninsula), and Arabic countries in Asia.


Photo Gallery of Dream - Forest
Forests are the symbol of subconscious or unconscious mind. They also resemble fear in dreams. Forest dreams represent fear, sexual desires, confusion and confidence. People are fearful of different things such as; losing things, insecurity in relations and being lost somewhere. Dark forests indicate your darkest fears and dense forests indicate your problems around you.


Forest or Wood Dreams
In your dream you may haveâ¦. 1  Your dream may involve wandering through a forest. 2  That you find yourself suddenly lost in a forest. 3  You are being chased in a forest. 4  That you are looking at trees in your dream. 5  That you are walking in a forest.  That you meet somebody you didn't know and had a conversation.


Forest or Wood Dreams
It is enlightening you to have this dream as it is a sure sign you need to come to terms with your own nature in life. This seasons are also important if you find that the forest is covered in dead leaves if it is autumn it is generally signifies a relationship or something important you have come to an end.


Forest or Wood Dreams
In conclusion, this dream is an emotional wake-up call you need to start to understand your intuition and your hidden thoughts in order to succeed in your life. 1930s Forest dream meanings... The forest is a symbol of meditation and this dream is telling you to slow down as you are stressed out.


Dream Interpretation
A forest is a symbol used in everything from ancient cultures to fairytales and folklore as a mysterious place to be. They are magical, dangerous, sacred, and contain secrets that can be very scary. All of the details in a forest will be subject to the interpreter, whether that is a dream sequence or not. You could enter a forest in real life and be terrified at the thought of bears in the woods, when bears do not even live well in that geographic location giving you nothing substantial to actually be afraid of.


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To dream that you are in or walking through the forest signifies a transitional phase.Follow your instincts. Alternatively, it indicates that you want to escape to a simpler way of life. You are feeling weighed down by the demands of your life. To dream that you are lost in a forest indicates that you are searching through your subconscious for a better understanding of yourself. To dream of a forest fire indicates that transformation and regeneration is only possible through some hardships. Alternatively, it suggests that your anger is out of control; it is affecting those around you.


Forest or Wood Dreams
When you find yourself walking through a forest in your dream, this symbolizes that you are trying to hold onto something which has been lost, the reason your subconscious mind moves through landscapes in your dream generally means that you are feeling unsettled and insecure.


Forest or Wood Dreams
In your dream you may haveâ¦. 1  Your dream may involve wandering through a forest. 2  That you find yourself suddenly lost in a forest. 3  You are being chased in a forest. 4  That you are looking at trees in your dream.  That you are walking in a forest.


Photo Gallery of Dream - Forest
Dreams Interpretation - Forest. Forests are the symbol of subconscious or unconscious mind. They also resemble fear in dreams. Letâs find out what they mean in your dreams: Symbolism: Forest dreams represent fear, sexual desires, confusion and confidence. People are fearful of different things such as; losing things, insecurity in relations and being lost somewhere.


How Many Feet in an Acre
Oct 03, 2011 When we are talking about how many feet are in one acre1, of course, we mean square feet2, because acres and square feet are units of area and a foot is a length unit. Everybody can imagine an area of a square foot, but it is not so easy to visualize an acre. A good example comes from sport.


How much does it cost to furnish a two bedroom apartment?
The cost of furnishing a two bedroom apartment will depend on the location of the furniture sold and the amount that one may be willing to pay. Furniture can be purchased new at furniture stores or used at discount stores.


How much does it cost to furnish a two bedroom apartment?
The cost of furnishing a two bedroom apartment will depend on the location of the furniture sold and the amount that one may be willing to pay.


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1. 1. The average rent of a 1 bedroom apartment at hamilton ontario will be $500. Add to that-Electricity - $200 Cable tv: $50 Internet: $50 Phone line: $40 So you can expect it will be within $1000.


Dollar for Dollar: Furnishing Your Apartment at Ikea vs. Target vs. Pottery Barn
What you can get with your money is vastly different from store to store. A while back, My First Apartment compiled an excellent list that compared the cost of buying your furniture essentials at several different stores.


Ways to Avoid the 10% Early Withdrawal Fee on Your IRA
Ways to Avoid the 10% Early Withdrawal Fee on Your IRA. One of these exemptions may allow you to withdraw IRA money without penalty. There are eight ways to avoid the 10% early withdrawal penalty fee that is assessed by the IRS on IRAs tapped before the beneficiary turns 59.5 years old. Jetta Productions/ Iconica/ Getty Images.


When are IRA withdrawals penalty-free?
Also, if you put money into your IRA but then decide you need it back, you can generally take back one contribution made to a traditional IRA without paying tax, as long as you do it before the tax filing deadline of that year and do not deduct the contribution from your taxes.


Hardships, Early Withdrawals and Loans
IRAs and IRA-based plans (SEP, SIMPLE IRA and SARSEP plans) cannot offer participant loans. A loan from an IRA or IRA-based plan would result in a prohibited transaction. These plans use IRAs to hold participantsâ retirement savings. You can withdraw money from your IRA at any time.


When are IRA withdrawals penalty-free?
But you can escape that 10% tax penalty if you're withdrawing the money for a few specific reasons. These include: Paying college expenses for you, your spouse, your children or grandchildren. Paying medical expenses greater than 7.5% of your adjusted gross income if youâre age 65 or older.


11 Ways To Tap Retirement Cash Early, Without A 10% Penalty
Watch out, too, for timing traps. Example: You can take a penalty-free distribution from either a 401(k) or an IRA to cover out-of-pocket medical expenses that exceed 10% of your adjusted gross income. But those expenses must be paid in the same year you take the distribution. (Note: Through 2012, the expenses only had to exceed 7.5% of your AGI.


Tap Your IRA Early Without a Penalty
Or maybe you're eligible for an exception to the early-withdrawal penaltyâsay, if you have a disability or high medical expenses. Also, if you leave your job in the year you turn 55 or later, you can take money from your company 401(k) without paying a 10% early-withdrawal penalty.


Hardships, Early Withdrawals and Loans
Early withdrawals. A plan distribution before you turn 65 (or the planâs normal retirement age, if earlier) may result in an additional income tax of 10% of the amount of the withdrawal. IRA withdrawals are considered early before you reach age 59Â½, unless you qualify for another exception to the tax.


How to Add Stairs to Your Deck
Determine the Rise and Run. To determine the rise and run of the steps, measure the distance from the floor of the deck to the ground and divide that number by 7.5. The result will be the number of steps the staircase will need (e.g., deck is 112 from the ground; 112/7.5 = 14.93.Round up to get 15 steps).ttach posts to stringers using 4â deck screws, making certain posts are plumb. Cut lengths of 2x4 railings to span the distance from the lower posts to the existing deck railing as shown in the image. Attach the railings to the posts with 3â deck screws, making sure the slope matches that of the stairs.


Stair Stringer Attachment
Stair Stringer Attachment. Install a piece of blocking below the rim joist to extend the attachment surface for your stairs stringers. Enlarge. Measure down from the top of the deck and mark the top of your stair stringers with a level.Example: Because each stair will be 6-3/8 finished height we will measure down 7-3/8 to compensate for the missing stair tread. Enlarge. Mark the location for each stair stringer. Most wood stairs use 16 on center.nlarge. Measure down from the top of the deck and mark the top of your stair stringers with a level. Example: Because each stair will be 6-3/8 finished height we will measure down 7-3/8 to compensate for the missing stair tread.


How to Install a Precut Deck Stair Stringer
1. Determine the number of treads and risers on the stringers by measuring the rise of the stairs. Rise is the vertical distance from the surface an upper deck to the surface of a lower deck or from the surface of a deck to the ground.. Determine the number of treads and risers on the stringers by measuring the rise of the stairs. Rise is the vertical distance from the surface an upper deck to the surface of a lower deck or from the surface of a deck to the ground.


How to Attach Stair Stringers to a Deck
Measure the distance between your two stringers, depending on how wide you want your steps to be. Remember that the steps hang over the edge of the stringers about 2 on each side. Also measure the distance from the top of your deck past the bottom of the bandboard, measuring 12.Place the top of the joist hanger on your bandboard so the bottom of the hanger is at the 12 mark.easure the distance between your two stringers, depending on how wide you want your steps to be. Remember that the steps hang over the edge of the stringers about 2 on each side. Also measure the distance from the top of your deck past the bottom of the bandboard, measuring 12.


How to Attach Stair Stringers to a Deck
Set your stringers down into the joist hangers. Screw or nail into the top of your stringers at a 45 degree angle, going into your bandboard. Screw or nail through the sides of the hanger into your stringer. You are now ready to cut and place your steps.easure the distance between your two stringers, depending on how wide you want your steps to be. Remember that the steps hang over the edge of the stringers about 2 on each side. Also measure the distance from the top of your deck past the bottom of the bandboard, measuring 12.


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Step 3. Measuring the stringers. 1. Set stair gauges on the framing square at the height of the rise and length of the run. 2. Hold the square at the corner of the plank, and mark the top step. 3. Slide the square along the plank and mark the next step. 4. Continue marking until you have your number of steps. 5.. Secure the stringers to the deck flush with the top of the joist. If using brackets, conceal them by attaching them to the inside of the steps. 3. Cut all of the treads and, if used, toe-kicks.


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Measuring the stringers. 1. Set stair gauges on the framing square at the height of the rise and length of the run. 2. Hold the square at the corner of the plank, and mark the top step. 3. Slide the square along the plank and mark the next step.4. Continue marking until you have your number of steps. 5.. Secure the stringers to the deck flush with the top of the joist. If using brackets, conceal them by attaching them to the inside of the steps. 3. Cut all of the treads and, if used, toe-kicks.


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2. Secure the stringers to the deck flush with the top of the joist. If using brackets, conceal them by attaching them to the inside of the steps. 3. Cut all of the treads and, if used, toe-kicks.The tread width will depend on whether they are installed on top or inside of the stringers.. Secure the stringers to the deck flush with the top of the joist. If using brackets, conceal them by attaching them to the inside of the steps. 3. Cut all of the treads and, if used, toe-kicks.


How to Add Stairs to Your Deck
Attach the Stringers to the Deck and Footer. Set the stringers in place by resting the bottom ends on the concrete pad and the other against the face of the deck. Use a level and plumb to check the placement of the stringers. Attach the stringers to the deck using angle brackets and 3â galvanized deck screws.ttach posts to stringers using 4â deck screws, making certain posts are plumb. Cut lengths of 2x4 railings to span the distance from the lower posts to the existing deck railing as shown in the image. Attach the railings to the posts with 3â deck screws, making sure the slope matches that of the stairs.


How to Attach a Handrail to a Deck
4. Place a post against the rim joist of the deck at the desired spot, with the notched cutout resting on the top of the deck. Place a level against the post to ensure that it is plumb. Hold the post in place and drill two 1/2-inch diameter pilot holes through the post and the rim joist.. Lift the railing into place with the posts sliding into the notches. Hold the railing at the desired height and drill pilot holes through the posts and rim joists. Insert a 1/2-inch by 5-inch carriage bolt through the hole, with the threads exposed beneath the deck on the back side of the rim joist.


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Although Fenway Boston is most well-known for Fenway Park , the home of the Boston Red Sox , the surrounding neighborhood also happens to be a great place to call home Sure you may have to put up with crowded streets and crazy fans every once in a while , but otherwise Fenway Boston is a beautiful neighborhood that offers all the urban amenities you ...


Fenway Park
Since 1990 (except in 2005 when, because of field work, it was held in a minor league ballpark), Fenway Park has also played host to the final round of a Boston-area intercollegiate baseball tournament called the Baseball Beanpot.


Fenway Park
Besides baseball games it has been the site of many other sporting and cultural events including professional football games for the Boston Redskins, Boston Yanks, and the Boston Patriots; concerts; soccer and hockey games; and political and religious campaigns. April 20, 2012, marked Fenway Park's centennial.


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Fenway Apartments & Rental Market. Depending on your budget, and family size, the average rent for a one bedrooms and studio apartments in Fenway Boston start at about $1500 per month. However, the prices can range at the highest up to $10,000 per month, so itâs hard to really put an accurate gauge on rent.


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Fenway, Boston, MA. Fenway is a bustling neighborhood of Boston neighboring Allston-Brighton and Egmont Tenants. Apartments for rent in Fenway are bordered by Allston-Brighton and Egmont Tenants. Fenway is more affordable than other urban areas in Boston, such as Allston-Brighton, though it offers a similar city lifestyle.


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Several of our Fenway apartments in Boston contain units that allow both dogs and cats. And even though Fenway Boston is an urban neighborhood, there are plenty of green spaces to enjoy with your four-legged friend.


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Fenway is unlike the Boston neighborhood of Allston-Brighton with respect to average household size. In Fenway, there are 1.75 people per household, while in Allston-Brighton there are 2.59 people per household. The two areas are more alike in terms of median age and the percentage of homes with children.


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Some of the schools near the apartments in Fenway are Fenway High School, Farragut and Kids Are People Elementary School. It's a good rule of thumb to talk with school districts in the area to get the final word on what schools serve the apartments for rent in the area you are most interested.


Storing Hard Boiled Eggs
Storing of hard-cooked (boiled) eggs: Refrigeration is necessary for hard boiled eggs if the eggs are not to be consumed within a few hours. It is preferable not to peel your eggs until you are ready to eat or use in your recipe. Hard-cooked eggs in the shell can be refrigerated up to one (1) week.Peeled hard-boiled eggs can be stored in the refrigerator in a bowl of cold water to cover for about 1 week (change the water daily) - or in a sealed container without water (cover the eggs with damp paper towels) for the same length of time.eeled hard boiled eggs can be stored in the refrigerator in a bowl of cold water to cover for about 1 week (change the water daily). SAFETY NOTE: It is not safe to leave hard boiled eggs (including those in their shells) out at room temperature for long (and especially in hot water).


How long do hard boiled eggs last if not refrigerated?
Of course, the question of how long do hard boiled eggs last in the fridge or how long are boiled eggs good for depends on if they were stored properly in the fridge or not.f course, the question of how long do hard boiled eggs last in the fridge or how long are boiled eggs good for depends on if they were stored properly in the fridge or not.


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Typically, adult males will weight 25% more than adult females. This is a photograph of the underside of a female Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. The single urogenital/anal opening is easily seen, as are the two mammary slits, one to each side of this opening.


How Much Do Dolphins Weigh?
Finally, the largest dolphin is the killer whale, or orca. An adult female orca can weigh in at a whopping 16,500 pounds, and the male can weigh up to about 22,000 pounds (a range of 7,500 to 10,000 kilograms). Female orcas measure about 28 feet (8.5 meters) in length, and males are about 32 feet (10 meters) long at their largest.


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In the photograph below of a male dolphin, the navel is about the size of a half dollar and appears in the upper third of the picture. Another prominent feature is the urogenital and anal openings and, if female, the mammary slits. A male may have small, vestigial mammary slits.


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It is believed that males need more time to practice their sexual behavior skills than do females. In this video a young (6 year old) male dolphin is carrying a Frisbee on his erect reproductive organ (penis). With a young dolphin, an erection without cause is common.


Striped dolphin
The striped dolphin body size and shape resembles the short-beaked common dolphin, but the colour pattern is unique; its dorsal side is bluish grey to brownish grey, with a white to pinkish underside.


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What is the weight when a baby dolphin is born?     Baby dolphins can weigh up to 44 lbs at birth and are about 42 to 52 inches. What is the height or length of a dolphin? Dolphins range is size from about 4 feet and 90 pounds to about 30 feet and 10 tonnes. The 30-foot variety is the 'killer whale', the orca.


Striped dolphin
Striped dolphins travel in groups, typically numbering from a few dozen to 500 animals, but herds numbering in the thousands are sometimes reported. When swimming at speed, as much as one-third of a pod will be above water at any given time.


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1 Valvular heart diseases-if the heart valves narrow or leak the heart muscle can stretch and thicken. 2  If valves are tight or leaking there is a significant risk of developing arrhythmia. 3  Atrial fibrillation-this means irregular beating of the atrial chambers-usually fast.


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1 Heart attacks cause scarring of the heart tissue. 2  Scarred heart tissue interfere with the proper movement of electrical impulses which make the heart beat. 3  The heart may beat too fast (ventricular tachycardia) or irregularly (ventricular fibrillation). 4  Cardiomyopathy-disease of the myocardium (heart muscle).


What are the causes of arrhythmias?
1 Causes of atrial fibrillation include heart attack, high blood pressure, heart failure, mitral valve diseases (such as mitral valve prolapse), overactive thyroid, blood clots in the lung (pulmonary embolism), alcohol excess, emphysema, and inflammation of heart lining (pericarditis).


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1 The heart may beat too fast (ventricular tachycardia) or irregularly (ventricular fibrillation). 2  Cardiomyopathy-disease of the myocardium (heart muscle). 3  The walls of the ventricles may stretch or enlarge, or the left ventricle wall may thicken and constrict.


What are the causes of arrhythmias?
A. In some patients, arrhythmias are caused by diseases of the heart muscle, valves, or coronary arteries. In others, arrhythmias can reflect disease of the electrical system of the heart only, while the rest of the heart is healthy. Other causes of arrhythmias include medications, alcohol excess, excessive levels of thyroid hormone, low blood oxygen levels, stress, and smoking. Atrial tachycardias.


Arrhythmia: Causes, symptoms, types, and treatment
1 If one of the clots dislodges it can make its way to a brain artery, blocking it and causing a stroke. 2  Stroke can cause brain damage and can also be fatal. 3  Heart failure-prolonged tachycardia or bradycardia can result in the heart not pumping enough blood to the body and its organs-this is heart failure.


Heart arrhythmia
Atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter resulted in 112,000 deaths in 2013, up from 29,000 in 1990. Sudden cardiac death is the cause of about half of deaths due to cardiovascular disease or about 15% of all deaths globally. About 80% of sudden cardiac death is the result of ventricular arrhythmias. Arrhythmias may occur at any age but are more common among older people.


Bachelors in Law Enforcement
The school may demand a LSAT score from you. So it is recommended that you take the LSAT exam prior to applying for admission in any law school. You may also have to bring a few letters of recommendation. Q: I wish to go for a Bachelor in Law Enforcement Policing and Investigation Online.


Bachelors in Law Enforcement
Bachelors in Law Enforcement. Enrolling in a Bachelor in Law Enforcement, Policing & Investigation program can help students to establish a career in the law enforcement industry within the U.S. There are various job opportunities that await you once you earn a degree in this field of specialization.


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Getting Into Law School. After you get your bachelor's degree, you'll need to take the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) before you can be admitted to a school approved by the ABA. This test is a half-day exam that has five sections of multiple-choice questions.


Bachelors in Law Enforcement
A: One of the most popular degrees in this field is Bachelors of Law Enforcement, Policing & Investigation program. It takes about 3 to 4 years to complete, unless you are pursuing this degree online, then the time span may vary.


How Long is Law School?
This portion of the process can take up to a year due to study time and available testing dates. A student would do well to begin this process while they are earning their undergraduate degree. The final phase of a law degree is law school. Law school programs are typically three years.


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At WMU-Cooley, to be admitted without a bachelorâs degree, but with three-quarters of the work completed necessary for the degree, WMU-Cooley will need a statement from a four-year institution confirming that you have completed 90 semester hours applicable toward a bachelorâs degree.


Bachelors in Law Enforcement
A: The Bachelors in Law degree program has designated course on Personal Finance. This course is worth 3 credits in total. It is structured to offer the students with a much more consumer oriented overview of the practical applications of the concepts of economics.


The Colon is Another Name for the Large Intestine
This organ is called the large intestine because of the diameter (width) of the intestine; it is much wider than the small intestine, but also much shorter. The large intestine is approximately six feet in length, while the small intestine is much longer, at approximately 21 feet.


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The terminal ileum is the distal end of the small intestine that intersects with the large intestine. It contains the ileocecal sphincter, a smooth muscle sphincter that controls the flow of chyme into the large intestine. Anatomy. The terminal ileum is located on the right side of the abdominopelvic cavity in the umbilical and hypogastric regions.


Picture of the Intestines
The intestines are a long, continuous tube running from the stomach to the anus. Most absorption of nutrients and water happen in the intestines. The intestines include the small intestine, large intestine, and rectum. The small intestine (small bowel) is about 20 feet long and about an inch in diameter. Its job is to absorb most of the nutrients from what we eat and drink. Velvety tissue lines the small intestine, which is divided into the duodenum, jejunum, and ileum. The large intestine (colon or large bowel) is about 5 feet long and about 3 inches in diameter. The colon absorbs water from wastes, creating stool. As stool enters the rectum, nerves there create the urge to defecate. Intestine Conditions


Anatomy
The ileocecal sphincter is a band of smooth muscle that controls the flow of chyme from the ileum into the cecum of the large intestine. Histology The walls of the terminal ileum are made of four distinct tissue layers surrounding the hollow lumen at its center. 1  The innermost layer, the mucosa, contains epithelial cells whose function is specialized for the absorption of nutrients from chyme in the lumen.


Anatomy
Terminal Ileum. The terminal ileum is the distal end of the small intestine that intersects with the large intestine. It contains the ileocecal sphincter, a smooth muscle sphincter that controls the flow of chyme into the large intestine. The terminal ileum is located on the right side of the abdominopelvic cavity in the umbilical and hypogastric regions. It is a tube about 1.25 to 1.5 inches (3 to 4 cm) long at the end of the ileum and terminates at the ileocecal sphincter.


What are hives treatment options?
Hives fall into two categories: acute urticaria (ordinary hives which resolve after six to eight weeks) and chronic urticaria (which continue longer... View Full Answer Report This Report Question


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Viral hives can affect babies and toddlers, as well as the elderly and all ages in between. Even if you have never had hives before while sick, viral hives can be present. Viral hives can come and go, within a few hours or days, and can last up to four weeks. However, there have been cases where viral hives have been seen for as long as 6 weeks, moving them over into the chronic hives category. Most Effective Hives Treatment On The Market Viral hives often itch like crazy and can cover more than a small area of the body. You can have viral hives on your arm for a few minutes, only to see them move to your shoulder or even your stomach. Small areas of viral hives can turn into large areas inside of a few minutes.


Hives in babies
Hives are common. They typically last for a few hours to a few days, but it's possible to have them for months at a time. They aren't contagious, but they may spread on the skin. They may disappear from one area of your child's skin only to crop up elsewhere.


Hives! Hives! Hives! I Keep Breaking Out in Hives!
My daughter breaks out from hives when she drinks or is in contact with dairy or gets exposed to dust. My mother breaks out in hives when exposed to too much sun. A test for this is if your arm or the side of your neck that faced the window when you drive tends to break out more. The allergy testing for my daughter suggests nuts and soy allergies could cause hives as well. Also if you are taking any medications, hives can be a side effect.


Hives! Hives! Hives! I Keep Breaking Out in Hives!
Yes, food can definitely make you get hives! My husband is allergic to yellow no 5 that is in a lot of foods and in some deodorants and shaving cream. It takes a lot for him to break out though. My daughter is allergic to Twizzlers and breaks out when she eats those.


Hives! Hives! Hives! I Keep Breaking Out in Hives!
However, let me tell you the honest truth, you may never find out what is causing your hives. I have had severe allergies since I was an infant. I went through allergy shots, which caused me to get hives all over my body.


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My 2year old daughter keeps breaking out in hives every couple weeks to months. No food allergys or nothing in our home.


Hives in babies
A child may break out in hives because he's allergic to the protein in the food or because his body reacts to a chemical in the food by releasing histamine. Some children even develop hives simply from coming into contact with certain foods â for example, when the juice from a strawberry gets on their skin. Allergens: If your child has an allergy to cats, for example, he may break out in hives when he touches a cat. A child may even develop hives in reaction to an allergen in the air, like pollen. Illness: A child might get hives when he has a cold or other viral infection. These hives usually last for a week or two before disappearing. Less commonly, he may get hives when he has a bacterial infection. Temperature: Cold temperatures sometimes cause hives. The same goes for a sudden change in temperature, such as when a child's skin warms up after being cold. Drugs: Antibiotics and some other medications might cause a child to break out in hives.