ottoman
Your dad's favorite cushioned spot to rest his feet can be referred to as an ottoman â it's also known as a hassock or a footstool. This word may conjure anything from a vast empire to a footstool â it's all the same word, ultimately from the Arabic personal name Othman (which loses a lot, soundwise, in translation). The puffy footstools known as ottomans were allegedly originally a component of said empire's comforts. Definitions of ottoman. 1.


Ottoman (furniture)
An ottoman in a living room. An ottoman is a form of couch which usually has a head but no back, though sometimes it has neither. It may have square or semicircular ends, and as a rule it is what upholsterers call âstuffed overâ â that is to say no wood is visible.


History of the Ottoman Empire
Upon making Constantinople (present-day Istanbul) the new capital of the Ottoman Empire in 1453, Mehmed II assumed the title of Kayser-i RÃ»m (literally Caesar Romanus, i.e. Roman Emperor.) In order to consolidate this claim, he would launch a campaign to conquer Rome, the western capital of the former Roman Empire.


ottomannoun  [ C]
ottomannoun [ C ] uk â /ËÉt.É.mÉn/ us â /ËÉË.tÌ¬É.mÉn/. âº a piece of furniture like a long box with a soft top, that you can use to store things in or to sit on. âº US UK pouf a soft, round or square seat with no back or sides, used for sitting on or resting your feet on.


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Ship Simulator 2008 is a realistic simulation game that puts players at the helm of some of the most varied and detailed ships to be found at sea.ew Horizons is the official expansion pack for Ship Simulator 2008. Try your hand at sailing a luxury cruise liner & a classic yacht or feel the impact of the waves as you guide your fishing vessel home through a storm!


Ship Simulator 2008 add-on1
74 pages on this wiki. Ship Simulator 2008 add-on1 is a downloadable add-on featuring all six ships from the Ship Simulator 2006 add-on, converted for Ship Simulator 2008. Vstep had promised their Ship Simulator 2006 add-on customers to give them a free update once Ship Simulator 2008 came out.dd-on1 contains all six ships from the Ship Simulator 2006 add-on. cruise ship, fishing vessel, Luxury Yacht, classic yacht, multi-purpose freighter, Russian tug.


Ship Simulator 2008
Ship Simulator 2008 is a realistic simulation game that puts players at the helm of some of the most varied and detailed ships to be found at sea.layers will need to perform a multitude of tasks, all set within a realistic 3D environment, taking control of a wide array of ship types-from massive cargo ships and ferries, to speedboats, yachts, water taxis and even the mighty Titanic. Upload an addon Addons.


Ship Simulator 2008 add-on1
Getting add-on1 Edit. By registering your ship simulator 2008 license Key and your Ship Simulator 2006 add-on license key on your forum profile, you can download the add-on from the orange pop-up which appears on your profile after you have entered your license Key.dd-on1 contains all six ships from the Ship Simulator 2006 add-on. cruise ship, fishing vessel, Luxury Yacht, classic yacht, multi-purpose freighter, Russian tug.


Ship Simulator 2008
In Ship Simulator 2008, players will need to perform a multitude of tasks, all set within 3D environments.They will take control of a wide array of vessels â from massive cargo ships and ferries, to speedboats, yachts, water taxis, personal watercrafts, and even the mighty Titanic.n Ship Simulator 2008, players will need to perform a multitude of tasks, all set within 3D environments.


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The Shipyard. The Shipyard contains a mixture of new purchasable ships and free ship add-on packs for Ship Simulator 2008.These products require a fully upgraded version of Ship Simulator 2008, some also require the New Horizons expansion pack.he Shipyard is the place for new vessels, environments and DLC (downloadable content) packs for Ship Simulator Extremes.


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Rating: 4.4 (32 votes cast). Challenge your friends online with NEW HORIZONS, the official add-on for the hit game Ship Simulator 2008. Try your hand at sailing a luxury cruise liner & a classic yacht or feel the impact of the waves as you guide your fishing vessel home through a storm!ating: 4.4 (32 votes cast). Challenge your friends online with NEW HORIZONS, the official add-on for the hit game Ship Simulator 2008. Try your hand at sailing a luxury cruise liner & a classic yacht or feel the impact of the waves as you guide your fishing vessel home through a storm!


Ship Simulator 2008
Players will need to perform a multitude of tasks, all set within a realistic 3D environment, taking control of a wide array of ship types-from massive cargo ships and ferries, to speedboats, yachts, water taxis and even the mighty Titanic.1  Dynamic ocean waves, with realistic ship motions.ew Horizons is the official expansion pack for Ship Simulator 2008. Try your hand at sailing a luxury cruise liner & a classic yacht or feel the impact of the waves as you guide your fishing vessel home through a storm!


Ship Simulator 2008
New Horizons is the official expansion pack for Ship Simulator 2008. Try your hand at sailing a luxury cruise liner & a classic yacht or feel the impact of the waves as you guide your fishing vessel home through a storm!ew Horizons is the official expansion pack for Ship Simulator 2008. Try your hand at sailing a luxury cruise liner & a classic yacht or feel the impact of the waves as you guide your fishing vessel home through a storm!


Ship Simulator  (video game)
Ship Simulator is a vehicle simulation computer game which simulates maneuvering various ships in different environments, although without the effects of wind and current.It was developed by Dutch company VSTEP and released by the former company Lighthouse Interactive, which closed down in 2009.essels have more usable controls and more realistic ones, unlike Ship Simulator 2008 in which only the whistle, binoculars, thrust, rudder and thrusters (if applicable on the vessel) are usable, although you can listen to the ship's radio but not send out calls.


Esophageal Ulcers
Esophageal Ulcers are defined as open sores or lesions in the lining of the esophagus (the tube that carries food from your throat to your stomach).These ulcers usually cause pain that is felt behind or just below your breastbone, similar to the area where you would feel heartburn symptoms.Healing is slow and these ulcers can recur quite often. Chronic and severe recurrences can result in a narrowing of your esophagus after healing.he logic of acid reduction is good for esophageal ulcer healing, but the real results can be far from good. Treating the symptoms only is not going to lead to a cure. So we recommend that these ulcer medications should be avoided at all costs as they can do more harm than good.


What is an Esophagus Ulcer?
Esophagus ulcers are usually diagnosed by X-ray. Gastric reflux disease is a common cause of an ulcer in the esophagus. An esophagus ulcer is an open sore on the lining of the esophagus around the area where it connects to the stomach.Antacids can help with pain from an esophagus ulcer.astric reflux disease is a common cause of an ulcer in the esophagus. An esophagus ulcer is an open sore on the lining of the esophagus around the area where it connects to the stomach.


What is an Esophagus Ulcer?
An esophagus ulcer is an open sore that forms on the lining of the esophagus, the tube that goes from the throat to the stomach. Some people who have an esophagus ulcer experience nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, or chest pain.astric reflux disease is a common cause of an ulcer in the esophagus. An esophagus ulcer is an open sore on the lining of the esophagus around the area where it connects to the stomach.


What is an Esophagus Ulcer?
Esophagus ulcers typically take a long time to heal. Most patients need to take prescription medications to reduce acid production for four to 12 weeks to allow the esophagus to mend. Even a small amount of acid that backs up into the esophagus can delay the healing process and cause recurring ulcers.astric reflux disease is a common cause of an ulcer in the esophagus. An esophagus ulcer is an open sore on the lining of the esophagus around the area where it connects to the stomach.


Ulcers
Treatment to get rid of H. pylori usually takes about 2 to 3 weeks. Your doctor may want you to take medicine that lowers the stomach acid for up to 8 weeks.Most ulcers heal within this time.ne way to treat ulcers is to get rid of the H. pylori bacteria. Treatment may also be aimed at lowering the amount of acid that your stomach makes, neutralizing the acid and protecting the injured area so it can heal.


I believe I have either esophageal ulcers or esophagitis.
Hello, I would like to help you with your question concerning Aloe Vera juice and esophageal ulcers or esophagitis. Aloe Vera is known for its ability to soothe and heal irritated tissues. As such, it can be part of an effective treatment plan for relieving symptoms of inflammation and ulceration in the esophagus.hey suggested it was likely an esophageal ulcer. They told me to take Prilosec. It continued for 3-5 weeks, but then it was gone! I went to a cardiologist recently all was fine with my heart based on stress test, echo, etc.


Esophagitis
In this article. Esophagitis is an inflammation of the lining of the esophagus, the tube that carries food from the throat to the stomach. If left untreated, this condition can become very uncomfortable, causing problems with swallowing, ulcers, and scarring of the esophagus.n this article. Esophagitis is an inflammation of the lining of the esophagus, the tube that carries food from the throat to the stomach. If left untreated, this condition can become very uncomfortable, causing problems with swallowing, ulcers, and scarring of the esophagus.


Ulcers
One way to treat ulcers is to get rid of the H. pylori bacteria. Treatment may also be aimed at lowering the amount of acid that your stomach makes, neutralizing the acid and protecting the injured area so it can heal.ne way to treat ulcers is to get rid of the H. pylori bacteria. Treatment may also be aimed at lowering the amount of acid that your stomach makes, neutralizing the acid and protecting the injured area so it can heal.


Does a Magnet Stick to Your Platinum?
So just wondering if admins will allow this a little minute... I have just been in work and we're talking about cheap jewellery, I laughed and stuck it to my colleages new Ebay purchase, afterwards I put it by a platinum pieceI had made a while back..and it stuck??!


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This is misleading, because Gauss does not increase by adding more magnets to a product. Gauss rating strictly depends on the chemical composition of a magnet. For example: If there are 10 magnets in a product, and each one is rated at 10,000 Gauss, the Gauss rating is still 10,000 (not 100,000). Another example: If the temperature in each corner of a room measures 70Â°F, the room temperature is 70Â°F (not 280Â°F). Back to the FAQ overview.


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If you have samples of steel and aluminum in the same size range, the relative weight is easy to check. Shavings of titanium (from drilling or milling) burn much as magnesium strip does. Shield your eyes if you resort to this test. btw: Magnesium is much lighter in weight (1.7 g/cc).


Does a Magnet Stick to Your Platinum?
I'm upset and worried now, I have a valuation cert saying it is platinum and how much the piece is worth, but Google is being rather unhelpful to quash my fears. Anyhoo, is your platinum magnetic, anyone? As a rule pure form it shouldn't be, but is there anyone else who can shed any light please?


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Ceramic - The most commonly used magnets in magnetic therapy products. Though produced the same way as ceramic, these magnets are actually made of strontium carbonate and ferric oxide powder. Gauss ratings typically range from 1,000 to 3950 gauss.


"What is ""Titanium Steel""?"
My guess would be titanium coated steel. There are titanium coated drill bits, for instance, so it can be done. As it happens, I have a (purportedly) titanium Eco-Drive watch. Never particularly cared about the titanium thing, so I haven't checked before, but I'll go find a magnet and see if it sticks to the watch.


Does a Magnet Stick to Your Platinum?
Now I need to go down to the fridge for a magnet to check!!! I'll be back... Magnetic metals are those that can be attracted by a magnet and can also form a magnet when magnetised. These metals are iron, nickel, cobalt, gadolinium, neodymium and samarium. Some of these metals are rare but are magnetic and form a magnetic field which in turns transforms them to permanent magnets.


"What is ""Titanium Steel""?"
Well, I guess an actual titanium watch would make even less sense, then. Not to even mention gold... But anyway, I know that titanium is non-magnetic so I tried the magnet trick. Magnet does stick to all parts of the bracelet. It also sticks to the bottom of the watch part, but not to its sides. Therefore, my guess would still be coated steel.


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Neodymium - This material is capable of storing the most magnetic energy, and produces the strongest magnets. It is a blend of iron, boron and the rare earth element, neodymium. Commercial gauss ratings are typically 10,800 to 12,300 gauss. Therion products use ultra-high grade neodymium magnets, rated at 13,800 gauss.


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How to tell if a piece of metal is really titanium. Letâs assume that you found or are given a metal piece, strip, sheet, rod or wire that you hope is titanium. Titanium can be many colors, and it might have any number of coatings. Iâve received titanium covered with rust, that transferred from a piece of steel in a wet shed. I have some titanium now that has a tenacious ceramic-like coating that conducts electricity, and is a bear to grind off. I had to get it all off of a piece to do and anodizer test.


Dillard, GA
Dillard, GA. Dillard is located in north Georgia. Dillard is part of Rabun County. Dillard has 1.75 square miles of land area and 0.02 square miles of water area. As of 2010-2014, the total Dillard population is 329, which has grown 66.16% since 2000.


Discover Dillard
Discover Dillard. Explore northern Georgia from our pet-friendly hotel. Conveniently located off Highway 15, our Knights Inn Dillard hotel offers the essential amenities and a great location for visiting Black Rock Mountain State Park. Our location is the perfect place to stay during your next trip. Pull off the road and park your car, truck, or RV in our free lot.


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Homefacts City Report. Dillard is located in Rabun County, GA. The population is 254, making Dillard the 4th largest city in Rabun County. There are 0 public schools in Dillard with an average Homefacts rating of NA. The total crime rate for Dillard is very low, and there are 2 registered sex offenders residing in the city.


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Easter is fast approaching and the Dillard House is a great place to celebrate with a delicious meal and an Easter Egg Hunt for our overnight guests and another one for our restaurant guests, featuring the Easter Bunny and his helper. We have great rates, call us today at 706-746-5348 to inquire or reserve a room.


Find Yourself at The Dillard House
Find Yourself at The Dillard House. While the physical Dillard House address may put us in Dillard, Georgia, visitors leave thinking we're closer to paradise. Nestled in the Little Tennessee Valley of the Blue Ridge Mountains, we're just two hours northeast of Atlanta, GA, and only two miles from the North Carolina state line.


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Cities of Clayton, Dillard, Mountain City, Sky Valley, Tallulah Falls and Tiger, including background information. related to the plan, public participation and a community vision. Directive and Purpose of the Plan. In 2003, Rabun County and the Cities contracted with the Georgia Mountains Regional Development. Center to prepare a full update to current Comprehensive Plan. Aside from the basic need for a plan to guide growth.


Pineapple nutrition facts
Health benefits of Pineapple fruit. Fresh pineapple is low in calories. Nonetheless, it is a storehouse for several unique health promoting compounds, minerals and vitamins that are essential for optimum health. 100 g fruit provides just about 50 calories equivalent to that of apples. Its flesh contains no saturated fats or cholesterol; however, it is rich source of soluble and insoluble dietary fiber like pectin. Pineapple fruit contains a proteolytic enzyme bromelain that digests food by breaking down protein. Bromelain also has anti-inflammatory, anti-clotting and anti-cancer properties.


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1 Pineapple helps to reduce and eliminate corporal fat as it detoxifies the body, clears infections and improves digestive function, thereby improving metabolism and promoting efficient absorption of essential nutrients by the body. 2  Hence, it aids in reducing unwanted fat.


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1 The three day pineapple diet or the pineapple tuna diet is a variant of the pineapple diet. 2  This is based on the basic fundamentals of weight loss benefits derived from eating pineapple, but believes in eating a balanced diet along with pineapple instead of only concentrating on it as single food.


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Pineapple Diet â An Overview. The above stated benefits of pineapple consumption forms the basis of many diet plans that have been formulated and propagated as an ideal mantra to achieve the desired figure and stay in shape. One such plan that has become a rage across continents is âthe pineapple dietâ.


Benefits of Pineapples
1. Eat Pineapples Directly. You can peel a pineapple and consume the flesh directly to get the benefits of this fruit. There are many techniques you can use to accomplish this task.


Dietary Benefits of Pineapple
Medical research indicates that the dietary benefits of some of pineapple's compounds include supporting digestive and immune system functions, inhibiting potentially harmful tissue inflammation and possibly suppressing the growth of cancerous cells. However, more research is needed. Do regularly include pineapple along with other fruits and vegetables in your daily diet -- 1 cup of raw, cooked or canned pineapple counts as a serving -- but do not attempt to treat or prevent any medical condition with pineapple.


Dietary Benefits of Pineapple
Pineapple is more than a pina colada ingredient or a splash of yellow in the fruit salad bowl -- it's a nutritional powerhouse whose high concentration of vitamins, minerals, fiber and chemical compounds may enhance your health.


Benefits of Pineapples
Benefits of Pineapples. Pineapple is a very popular fruit worldwide because of its sweet, delicious taste and juicy texture. In addition to tasting good, pineapples offer numerous nutritional benefits, which prompts many that are hoping to follow a healthy lifestyle to increase their intake of this fruit. Here outlines some of the many benefits of eating pineapples below for your reference.


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The serving size for the nutritional information below is based on one cup or 155g of diced pineapple. Nutrition. Content. Calories. 78. Total Fat. 1  Saturated Fat. 2  Polyunsaturated Fat. 3  Monounsaturated Fat.


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1 Storage polysaccharides; for example, starch and glycogen. 2  Structural polysaccharides; for example, cellulose, chitin, and pectin. 3  Acidic polysaccharides that contain carboxyl, phosphate and/or sulfuric ester groups. 4  Bacterial capsular polysaccharides produced by pathogenic bacteria in the form of thick mucus.


What is the monosaccharides in amylose?
Polysaccharides are formed by three or more monosaccharides, for example Amylose (starch), Amylopectin, Glycogen (animal storage polymer), Cellulose, etc. AMYLOSE AND AMYLOPECTIN. Amylose, or starch, is a helical chain of Glucose monomers, which are bonded by glycosidic linkages (Alfa linkages 1 - 4).


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A polysaccharide is a type of sugar composed of a long chain of  monosaccharides. Examples are cellulose, starch, glycogen, and  chitin.


What is the monosaccharides in amylose?
Polysaccharides are polymers of monosaccharides. Polysaccharides are formed by three or more monosaccharides, for example Amylose (starch), Amylopectin, Glycogen (animal storage polymer), Cellulose, etc.


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A polysaccharide is a type of sugar composed of a long chain of  monosaccharides. Examples are cellulose, starch, glycogen, and  chitin. 1 person found this useful.


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There are several kinds of polysaccharides: 1  Storage polysaccharides; for example, starch and glycogen. 2  Structural polysaccharides; for example, cellulose, chitin, and pectin. 3  Acidic polysaccharides that contain carboxyl, phosphate and/or sulfuric ester groups.


Glucose
Polysaccharides form when monosaccharides or disaccharides attach in chains. They are carbohydrate structures and generally heterogeneous. They are common in plants and are used as food and energy storage by most animals. The most prominent example of a polysaccharide is Starch, which is composed of glucose.


Polysaccharide: Definition & Examples
As mentioned, polysaccharides can be used for energy storage. Typically, storage takes the form of starch in both plants and animals. A starch is a chain of glucose molecules that usually takes a linear form. In plants the common storage starch is amylose; in animals the common storage starch is glycogen.


What Are Tin Cans Made Of?
Tin Plate. You will usually only see pure tin as tinfoil (not aluminum foil), which is used for scientific projects or to wrap other objects, such as candy bars. Because tin can be flattened to such a thin sheet, a small amount goes a long way. One pound of tin can produce as much as 130 square feet of tinfoil.


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A streamlined process yields multiple benefits. Two-piece steel and aluminum cans have only one seam around the top end (double seam). They can be tapered to make them nestable, yielding reduced shipping costs to customers in distant locations. They can also be designed to stack neatly on top of one another. 2-piece DRD Can BodyAdvanced Bead Patterns.


What Are Tin Cans Made Of?
Modern Cans. Of course, tin is only the traditional way to make cans. Many cans today are made of aluminum or different types of treat metal, as long as that metal can be formed into the can shape and is resistant to corrosion and rust.


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Solder, the outside of cans and cooking utensils, are traditionally made of tin. While tin is still a very common metal in the United States, aluminum is generally used in place of tin because it is less expensive. Keep Learning.


What Are Tin Cans Made Of?
Most tin is used to make tin-plate. This tin-plate is mostly steel (or iron, depending on the use and expense involved) and only 1 to 2 percent tin, which forms a coating over the metal to protect it from the elements. This allows tin to be used for a vast number of commercial objects, such as tin cans.


What Items Are Made of Tin?
Solder, the outside of cans and cooking utensils, are traditionally made of tin. While tin is still a very common metal in the United States, aluminum is generally used in place of tin because it is less expensive. Continue Reading.


50 Jaw-Dropping Ideas for Upcycling Tin Cans Into Beautiful Household Items!
Tin Can Spring Planters with Burlap and Lace. These planters are amazing, and look how simple they are. They are just simple tin cans with a coat of paint and some burlap and lace. The burlap and the rough paint job make for a rustic look which is very charming. You could do these in any color, but the light blue looks beautiful!


Tin
Tin was used for nearly everything that copper, pewter, brass, or silver could be used for, but generally did not last as long. Reviewing tin catalogs from about 1870 reveals that tin was used for far more than cookie cuttersâit was used to make children's toys, coffeepots, lunch boxes, and even gentlemen's spitoonsl.


Diuretics
It is essential to follow your doctor's instructions with regard to potassium and dietary changes. Extra potassium may not be needed. In some cases, too much potassium can be harmful. Potassium-sparing diuretics do not cause a loss of potassium from your body as some other diuretics do. Therefore, if you are taking this type of diuretic, it is not necessary for you to get extra potassium in your diet.


Everyday Tips for Living With IBS
One way to potentially lessen the symptoms of IBS is by introducing fiber into your diet. For some people, fiber reduces IBS symptoms â such as constipation and diarrhea â because it can make stool softer and easier to pass (good for constipation) or bulkier and more regular (good for diarrhea).


Everyday Tips for Living With IBS
1 Additionally, it has a diuretic effect, which may worsen dehydration caused by diarrhea.  Insoluble fiber. Fiber can be helpful for IBS, but it can also make symptoms worse. Raw fruits, raw vegetables, seeds, and nuts also act as a stimulant in the digestive system and can cause a narrowing to become blocked. âUncooked veggies can cause a lot of bloating,â Boland says.


Everyday Tips for Living With IBS
IBS is a condition that affects mainly the bowel, the part of the digestive system that makes and stores stool. IBS can cause a range of symptoms, from cramping and bloating to gas, diarrhea, and constipation, and it can be very painful.


Diuretics
1. Thiazide diuretics are used to treat high blood pressure by reducing the amount of sodium and water in the body. Thiazides are the only type of diuretic that dilates (widens) the blood vessels, which also helps to lower blood pressure. 2. Potassium-sparing diuretics are used to reduce the amount of water in the body. Unlike the other diuretic medicines, these medicines do not cause your body to lose potassium. 3. Loop-acting diuretics cause the kidneys to increase the flow of urine. This helps reduce the amount of water in your body and lower your blood pressure.


Diuretics
Thiazide diuretics and especially loop diuretics may cause an excessive loss of potassium from your body. Choose foods and drinks that are high in potassium. Potassium is found in many foods, especially fruits and vegetables. Examples include dried figs, avocados, potatoes, bananas, and oranges. raisins.


Everyday Tips for Living With IBS
The fact that healthy foods can actually cause symptoms can be surprising.â On the other hand, soluble fiber, such as pasta, rice, baked potatoes, and oatmeal, can be soothing for diarrhea in that it helps bind loose stools.


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1 People who have a positive TB skin test with a normal chest X-ray are NOT contagious, but may need medicine to prevent them from ever getting active TB. 2  Children under the age of 12 with active TB are rarely contagious, and do not need to be kept out of school.ow often does a TB test have to be repeated? If you have a negative skin test, you need a repeat test at least every four years. If you have a documented positive skin test, you must have an initial chest X-ray. After that, you still need to be screened every four years.


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Remember: People who have a positive TB skin test with a normal chest X-ray are NOT contagious, but may need medicine to prevent them from ever getting active TB. Children under the age of 12 with active TB are rarely contagious, and do not need to be kept out of school.ow often does a TB test have to be repeated? If you have a negative skin test, you need a repeat test at least every four years. If you have a documented positive skin test, you must have an initial chest X-ray. After that, you still need to be screened every four years.


Tuberculosis FAQs
If you have a positive reaction to the TB skin test or TB blood test, your doctor or nurse may do other tests to see if you have TB disease. These tests usually include a chest x-ray. They may also include a test of the sputum you cough up.he TB skin test may be used to find out if you are infected with TB bacteria. You can get a skin test at the health department or at your doctorâs office. A health care worker will inject a small amount of testing fluid (called tuberculin or PPD) into the skin on the lower part of your arm.


Tuberculosis FAQs
If you have latent TB infection (a positive TB skin test reaction or positive TB blood test) and you are in one of these high-risk groups, you need to take medicine to keep from developing TB disease. This is called treatment for latent TB infection.There are several treatment options.he TB skin test may be used to find out if you are infected with TB bacteria. You can get a skin test at the health department or at your doctorâs office. A health care worker will inject a small amount of testing fluid (called tuberculin or PPD) into the skin on the lower part of your arm.


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If you have signs or symptoms of TB disease, you should have a skin test and a chest X-ray, since some medical conditions can cause your skin test to be negative even if you are infected. If you are not sure if you should be tested, ask your doctor, health care provider, county or local health department.f you have a negative skin test now, this test can be used to compare with future tests. If you have a negative test now but a positive test later, this information can be used to determine the appropriate medical treatment to prevent TB disease.


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Treatment to Prevent development of TB disease. A person with a positive skin test, or TB infection, is at high risk for developing TB disease. The risk is highest during the first two years of infection so that if your skin test converted from negative to positive in the past two years, your risk is particularly high.f you have a negative skin test now, this test can be used to compare with future tests. If you have a negative test now but a positive test later, this information can be used to determine the appropriate medical treatment to prevent TB disease.


Tuberculosis FAQs
The TB skin test. The TB skin test may be used to find out if you are infected with TB bacteria. You can get a skin test at the health department or at your doctorâs office. A health care worker will inject a small amount of testing fluid (called tuberculin or PPD) into the skin on the lower part of your arm.he TB skin test may be used to find out if you are infected with TB bacteria. You can get a skin test at the health department or at your doctorâs office. A health care worker will inject a small amount of testing fluid (called tuberculin or PPD) into the skin on the lower part of your arm.


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If you have recently been infected with TB bacteria, your TB skin test reaction may not. be positive yet. You may need a second skin test 8 to 10 weeks after the last time you. spent time with the person with TB disease.his is because it can take several weeks after infection for your immune system to react to the TB skin test. If your reaction to the second test is negative, you probably do not have TB infection. TB blood tests TB blood tests use a blood sample to ind out if you are infected with TB bacteria.


TB Test
The TB skin test. The. TB skin test may be used to ind out if you are infected with TB bacteria. You can. get a skin test at the health department or at your doctorâs ofice. A health care worker. will inject a small amount of testing luid (called tuberculin or PPD) into the skin on the. lower part of your arm.his is because it can take several weeks after infection for your immune system to react to the TB skin test. If your reaction to the second test is negative, you probably do not have TB infection. TB blood tests TB blood tests use a blood sample to ind out if you are infected with TB bacteria.


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Q&A About TB | 7 If you have recently been infected with TB bacteria, your TB skin test reaction may not be positive yet. You may need a second skin test 8 to 10 weeks after the last time you spent time with the person with TB disease.his is because it can take several weeks after infection for your immune system to react to the TB skin test. If your reaction to the second test is negative, you probably do not have TB infection. TB blood tests TB blood tests use a blood sample to ind out if you are infected with TB bacteria.


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Military Personnel Retention. The retention of qualified military personnelâenlisted forces as well as officersâis essential to preserving morale and unit readiness and to avoiding the costs associated with training replacement personnel in essential skills. new modeling tool will allow the U.S. military to understand the workforce effects of permanent compensation and other workforce policies during a transition period, as well the effects of temporary policies such as pay freezes and furloughs.


The Facts About Military Readiness
There is evidence of a widespread lack of readiness within the U.S. armed forces. Recently leaked Army documents report that 12 of the 20 schools training soldiers in skills such as field artillery, infantry, and aviation have received the lowest readiness rating.t the same time, soldiers in the field hear the Administration blithely stating that everything is fine in the military--that the force is adequate, and that readiness is not an issue. This further degrades morale and readiness.


The Facts About Military Readiness
In recent months, the major foreign policy issue of the 2000 presidential election campaign has been military readiness, with Vice President Al Gore and Texas Governor George W. Bush each addressing the subject.t the same time, soldiers in the field hear the Administration blithely stating that everything is fine in the military--that the force is adequate, and that readiness is not an issue. This further degrades morale and readiness.


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Abstract The impact of pregnancy on U.S. Army readiness came to the forefront following thePersian Gulf War and the large-scale deployment of military servicewomen. Somedeploying units reported that non-deployable rates for pregnancy among women were asmuch as 30% of those assigned.ersonnel readiness is imperative if we are to stay mission ready.Because there is no system in place that aggregates readiness data from one level to thenext, the data for the force will often obscure the readiness of individual units. This isexactly what happens when the impact of pregnancy is evaluated.


The Facts About Military Readiness
To deny that the United States military has readiness problems is to deny the men and women in uniform the respect they deserve. America's military prowess can be restored. To do so, America's leaders must first admit there is a problem. Only then can the President reestablish America's military readiness.t the same time, soldiers in the field hear the Administration blithely stating that everything is fine in the military--that the force is adequate, and that readiness is not an issue. This further degrades morale and readiness.


The Facts About Military Readiness
Readiness Defined. Readiness measures the ability of a military unit, such as an Army division or a carrier battle group, to accomplish its assigned mission. Logistics, available spare parts, training, equipment, and morale all contribute to readiness.t the same time, soldiers in the field hear the Administration blithely stating that everything is fine in the military--that the force is adequate, and that readiness is not an issue. This further degrades morale and readiness.


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Using the Dynamic Retention Model, this report evaluates the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission's proposed reforms to military compensation and retirement, especially their ability to sustain the current force size/shape. new modeling tool will allow the U.S. military to understand the workforce effects of permanent compensation and other workforce policies during a transition period, as well the effects of temporary policies such as pay freezes and furloughs.


Military Personnel Retention
By examining issues from PERSTEMPO and the effects of multiple deployments to family readiness and child care, RAND research supports military leaders' efforts to monitor and successfully maintain an optimal force structure. new modeling tool will allow the U.S. military to understand the workforce effects of permanent compensation and other workforce policies during a transition period, as well the effects of temporary policies such as pay freezes and furloughs.


The Impact of a Declining Defense Budget on Combat Readiness
Combat readiness is defined as â[t]he ability of US military forces to fight and meet the demands of the national military strategy.â [1] This is the most important factor to our war fighters, but as basic as it is to them, it remains a complicated subject for others to understand.he Dimensions of Readiness. The readiness of military organizations to execute these complex operations is a function of the personnel, equipment, and training dimensions of combat readiness and an appropriate balance among them.


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As the 21st century approaches, the readiness of U.S. military forces to meet the full range of defense strategy demands has never been more important.Ready forces provide the flexibility needed to shape the global environment, deter potential foes and, if required, to rapidly respond to a broad spectrum of threats.s the 21st century approaches, the readiness of U.S. military forces to meet the full range of defense strategy demands has never been more important.


Great Barrington, Massachusetts
The town is located 20 miles (32 km) south of Pittsfield, 46 miles (74 km) west of Springfield, 135 miles (217 km) west of Boston, and 134 miles (216 km) north-northeast of New York City. Great Barrington is located within the valley of the Housatonic River.


Great Barrington
Great Barrington is a town in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, United States. It is part of the Pittsfield, Massachusetts, Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 7,104 at the 2010 census. Both a summer resort and home to Ski Butternut, Great Barrington includes the villages of Van Deusenville and Housatonic.


Train from great barrington to new york?
Best Answer: There is no train station in Great Barrington, MA. The nearest Amtrak station is Pittsfield, which is located 20 miles (32 km) north of Great Barrington. Its a half hour trip by car. Once in Pittsfield, you can take Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited from the Joseph Scelsi Intermodal Transportation Center in Pittsfield to the Albany-Rensselaer in Albany, NY. Once in Albany, transfer to any Amtrak service bound for New York City.


Great Barrington, Massachusetts
On the national level, Great Barrington is represented in the United States House of Representatives as part of Massachusetts's 1st congressional district. Democrat Richard Neal of Springfield has represented the district since 2012.


Lake Buel
The mean depth is 20 feet (6.1 m); the maximum depth is 42 feet (13 m). The Lake Buel watershed encompasses 3,268 acres (13.23 km2). At times the Konkapot River Basin becomes part of this watershed. The lake's water is well-buffered and hard with a pH between 7.8 and 8.6. This hardness and alkalinity suggest that the lake generally safe from the effects of acid rain.


Kaye Stevens
In 2012, Smithsonian magazine ranked Great Barrington #1 in its list of The 20 Best Small Towns in America. Great Barrington today is a vibrant small town acting as the hub for South County. The town and its surroundings support a year-round population as well as second homes.


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Lake Buel
Lake Buel is a 196-acre (0.79 km2) great pond in Berkshire County, Massachusetts just south of Route 57 and east of Great Barrington. It is surrounded by over one-hundred summer home and a few dozen year-round homes in about a dozen separate, tight-knit neighborhoods, each with its own private or semi-private road.


Lake Buel
The lake is named after Samuel C. Buel of Tyringham, Massachusetts who saved people from drowning on the lake (called at the time Six Mile Pond) on July 23, 1812.


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Great Barrington, Massachusetts, settled in 1726, was the first U.S. city to have a lighted Main Street. With just 7,000 residents, Great Barrington has great historical significance. It was here that American colonists first took up arms against the British, two years before the Revolutionary War began.


Central Neurotoxicity, Memory Loss, and Their Relationship to Chemotherapy
A silent stroke is a stroke that occurs in a part of the brain where there are no immediately apparent symptoms. Different parts of the brain control different functions, and the symptoms of a stroke depend on the part of the brain that is damaged by the stroke.


Understanding Brain Injury Diagnostic Tests (CT/MRI/DTI/SPECT/EEG)
MRI and CAT Scans. The MRI and CAT scan slice the brain radiographically into slabs. The MRI does this with magnetic fields; the CAT scan uses x-rays. The MRI provides more detail than the CAT scan. Hence, brain damage seen on an MRI - as small as 1-2mm in size -- may escape detection by a CAT scan.


How does imaging technology help diagnose stroke?
Advances in imaging technology have enabled doctors to diagnose a stroke with greater precision than ever before. The more precise the diagnosis, the better the treatment. With improved imaging devices, doctors can also rule out brain tumors, head trauma, abscesses, and other conditions that can mimic a stroke.


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However, unlike a stroke that is accompanied by symptoms such as acute weakness, numbness or language difficulties, you may never know you had a silent stroke until you get a brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan, which will show areas affected by the cerebrovascular event.


What is a silent stroke?
Since silent strokes do not have any of the regular signs, they are often discovered incidentally. For example, you might have a severe headache, and the doctor will take some images of your brain using a CT scan or MRI. If youâve had a silent stroke, these images may show evidence of a brain insult or scar tissue.


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A brain computed tomography (to-MOG-rah-fee) scan, or brain CT scan, is a painless test that uses x rays to take clear, detailed pictures of your brain. This test often is done right after a stroke is suspected. A brain CT scan can show bleeding in the brain or damage to the brain cells from a stroke.


How does imaging technology help diagnose stroke?
Imaging data can also help determine the evolution, extent, and location of any brain damage and show an obstruction in the artery supplying blood to the involved parts of the brain. Physicians often repeat imaging tests several days after the onset of a stroke to survey the extent of damage.


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Imaging tests like a CT scan or MRI can help determine the type of stroke; blood flow tests like cerebral angiography, can help evaluate the size and location of blockages. An ischemic stroke is caused by a blockage of an artery in the brain, and a hemorrhagic stroke is caused by bleeding in the brain.


Understanding Brain Injury Diagnostic Tests (CT/MRI/DTI/SPECT/EEG)
These small white dots actually show up on the MRI because of the iron content left behind after blood has been in an area through injury. These tiny capillaries in the brain are torn and the small amounts of blood can be seen on SWI-MR. In persons fifty or older, there are white dots, which can often be from aging.


MRI
The Internet Stroke Center. MRI. MRI is a test that produces very accurate pictures of the brain and its arteries without x-rays or dyes. This test is useful for detecting a wide variety of brain and blood vessel abnormalities, and can usually determine the area of the brain that is damaged by an ischemic stroke. During this painless test, you lie on a table that moves into the opening of the MRI machine.


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1. Isovolumic contraction (systole) 2. Period of ejection (systole) 3.Isovolumic relaxation (diastole) 4. Passive ventricular filling (diastole) 5. Active ventricular filling (diastole) ***The cardiac cycle only focuses on events occurring in the ventricles, NOT atria).


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The steps of the cardiac cycle in sequence are... isovolumic contraction, isovolumic relaxation, ejection, passive ventricular filling, active ventricular filling. isovolumic relaxation, isovolumic contraction, ejection, passive ventricular filling, active ventricular filling.


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3. The steps of the cardiac cycle in sequence are... isovolumic contraction, isovolumic relaxation, ejection, passive ventricular filling, active ventricular filling. isovolumic relaxation, isovolumic contraction, ejection, passive ventricular filling, active ventricular filling.


Chapter 13 Homework
The steps of the cardiac cycle in sequence are... isovolumic contraction, isovolumic relaxation, ejection, passive ventricular filling, active ventricular filling.


Chapter 20 Physiology (cardiac cycle)
Period of ejection (systole) 3.Isovolumic relaxation (diastole) 4. Passive ventricular filling (diastole) 5. Active ventricular filling (diastole) ***The cardiac cycle only focuses on events occurring in the ventricles, NOT atria).


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Systole: A period of contraction called systole. Phases of Cardiac Cycle: It can be divided into four distinct phases: (I) Contraction Phase and (Ii) Ejection Phase, Both Occurring In Systole; (Iii) Relaxation Phase and (Iv) Filling Phase, Both Occurring In Diastole. At the end of phase IV, the atria contract.


Cardiac Cycle
In the second phase of ventricular systole, the ventricular ejection phase, the contraction of the ventricular muscle has raised the pressure within the ventricle to the point that it is greater than the pressures in the pulmonary trunk and the aorta.


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Systole: A period of contraction called systole. Phases of Cardiac Cycle: It can be divided into four distinct phases: (I) Contraction Phase and (Ii) Ejection Phase, Both Occurring In Systole; (Iii) Relaxation Phase and (Iv) Filling Phase, Both Occurring In Diastole.


Cardiac Cycle
The period of time that begins with contraction of the atria and ends with ventricular relaxation is known as the cardiac cycle ([link]).


Marijuana Flowering Guide
Marijuana Flowering Guide. The the plant will be induced to fruit or flower with dark cycles of 11-13 hours that simulate the oncoming winter in the fall as the days grow shorter.


Marijuana Flowering
Whilst in the flowering stage it is important that plants receive no light outside of their 12 hour day cycle. Any light received can confuse and stress plants leading to abnormal growth. Make sure the room is light tight. More information on marijuana lighting.


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That would be 12 hours light/12 hrs. darkness. The difference in the Fall Equinox and the Spring is that in the Spring the days are getting longer for great growth. The Fall Equinox sees the days getting shorter & shorter until the first day of the 4th Season, Winter, when the daylight is the shortest.


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C. The idea of inducing flowering by 24-72 hours of darkness between veg and flower, and the myth of building up resin in 48-72 hours of darkness right before harvest, ARE NOT NATURAL. When you go from 24/0 or 18/6 to 12/12 that is all that is needed to induce.


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So, 2 days of the year the Sun is in, or has an Equinox. The Sunlight is of equal lengths 12hrs. on & 12 hours off. On the first day of spring, as the days are growing longer, the day and night are of equal lengths 12 hours. 12/12.


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If you are growing cannabis inside, the switch from 18 hours of light and 6 of darkness to 12 hours of light and 12 of darkness then you should start seeing the early signs of flowering in a week or two.


Light Cycles and Flowering Cannabis
How to Induce Flowering. Because of photoperiodism, you can easily induce flowering in cannabis plants simply by changing your grow room light cyclesâreducing the light from 18 hours a day or more, to only 12 hours each day.


How to grow White Widow?
Give flowering plants high P plant food and keep them on a strict light regimen of 12 hours, with no light, or no more than a full moon during the dark cycle. 13 hours light, 11 dark may increase flower size while still allowing the plant to go into the flowering mode.


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About 19.3% of international airlines allow economy class passengers traveling internationally to check two bags for free. Avianca charges $150 for an additional bag, which is about $12.26 higher than the average price for all international airlines.bout 19.3% of international airlines allow economy class passengers traveling internationally to check two bags for free. Avianca charges $150 for an additional bag, which is about $12.26 higher than the average price for all international airlines.


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About 19.3% of international airlines allow economy class passengers traveling internationally to check two bags for free. American Airlines charges $150 for an additional bag, which is about $12.26 higher than the average price for all international airlines.bout 19.3% of international airlines allow economy class passengers traveling internationally to check two bags for free. American Airlines charges $150 for an additional bag, which is about $12.26 higher than the average price for all international airlines.


Battle of the low-cost airlines: is Ryanair the cheapest?
When the total fare is counted, including transaction fee and checked baggage fee for 20 kg bag, the cheapest carrier is Pegasus Airlines with a total average price of â¬63.19, followed by Wizz Air (â¬75.74) and Blue Air (â¬82.45).Ryanair comes in at 4th place with â¬83.45.ist of low-cost airlines according to the average total price (20 kg baggage and transaction fees included). Apart from the average ticket price, the total price includes checked baggage fee for 20 kg bag and transaction (payment processing) fees. Checked baggage fee may vary according to the destination.


Battle of the low-cost airlines: is Ryanair the cheapest?
List of low-cost airlines according to the average total price (20 kg baggage and transaction fees included). Apart from the average ticket price, the total price includes checked baggage fee for 20 kg bag and transaction (payment processing) fees.Checked baggage fee may vary according to the destination.ist of low-cost airlines according to the average total price (20 kg baggage and transaction fees included). Apart from the average ticket price, the total price includes checked baggage fee for 20 kg bag and transaction (payment processing) fees. Checked baggage fee may vary according to the destination.


Airline Fees, U.S. Carriers, updated
1 First checked bag fee: $25 ($0 to international destinations except Canada and Caribbean). 2  Second checked bag fee: $35 ($40-$100 for some international destinations). 3  Additional bags fee: $125 for third bag; $200 each for bags 4-10.4  Overweight bags: $90 for 51-70lbs; $175 for 71-100lbs. Carry on bag: $10 to $75 depending on when and where purchased and route flown. 2  Checked bag fee: $15 to $75 depending on when and where purchased and route flown. 3  Overweight bags: $50 for 41-70 pounds; $75 for 71-100 pounds. 4  Oversize bags: $75 if overall dimensions over 80 linear inches.


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AirTran Airways, which will begin charging $15 to check one bag next week, said it expects to take in $50 million to $100 million annually in fees. Moving passenger baggage is an intensely manual operation, requiring lots of workers. On average, each bag gets touched by about 10 workers during its journey, airlines say.ne rough formula sometimes used in the airline business to approximate fuel costs is that it requires 3% to 5% of the weight of an object in fuel to fly it one hour. That means at current fuel prices, it would cost about $1 to $2 to fly a 40-pound bag on an average three-hour trip.


The Top Seven U.S. Airlines' Baggage, Ticketing and Pet Fees
Oversize bags: $200 (up to $200 on some international routes). Pet fee: $125 in cabin; Checked pets-check current rates here. Frequent Flier/Mileage Plus Fees. Last-minute ticketing: $75 if booked within 21 days of departure (Free to $50 for frequent flyer members with status).irst checked bag fee: $25. Second checked bag fee: $35. Additional bags fee: $150 each (up to $200 on some international routes). Overweight bags: $100 51-70lbs; $200 71-100lbs (up to $400 on some international routes).


Baggage Fees to Expect on the Top 10 Airlines
For flights within the U.S., Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands, American passengers pay $25 USD for their first checked bag and $35 for the second bag. Beyond two bags, each additional bag costs $150. One carry-on is permitted at no charge.50 lbs.) A second checked bag will incur a fee that varies by destination. From the U.S. to France, the second checked bag requires a fee of $80 when paid online, $100 at the airport. Fees are cited in the currency of the country of departure, not the citizenship of the passenger.


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Lost baggage was costing the airline industry $4 billion a year by 2007. Repatriating delayed or lost luggage to passengers cost an average of $100 per bag, and there had been a steady increase in the frequency of mishandled baggage until then.ost baggage was costing the airline industry $4 billion a year by 2007. Repatriating delayed or lost luggage to passengers cost an average of $100 per bag, and there had been a steady increase in the frequency of mishandled baggage until then.


List of Latin abbreviations
However, with some exceptions (for example, versus or modus operandi), most of the Latin referent words and phrases are still foreign and unknown to English. In a few cases, English referents have replaced the original Latin ones (e.g., rest in peace for R.I.P. and post script for P.S.)


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1 â ânota bene, int. and n.â listed in the Oxford English Dictionary [Draft revision; June 2008] â â 2 nota beneâ in Dictionary.com Unabridged, v1.0.1, Lexico Publishing Group, 2006. â â nota beneâ in Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, Merriam-Webster Online.


List of Latin abbreviations
The LL. of the abbreviation for the degree is from the genitive plural legum (singular: lex or legis, for law), thus LL.B. stands for Legum Baccalaureus in Latin.


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A brief summary, for easy lookup: 1  i.e. means that is, being the English translation of the latin id est. 2  e.g. means for example, being the English translation of the latin exempli gratia.  cf.


List of Latin abbreviations
List of Latin abbreviations. Nearly all the abbreviations below have been adopted by Modern English. However, with some exceptions (for example, versus or modus operandi), most of the Latin referent words and phrases are still foreign and unknown to English. Latin was once the universal academic language in Europe.


nota bene
1 (rare, informal) An instance of the phrase nota bene or its variant spellings. Also, By extension: 2  Any indication similar in nature to nota bene.  Something deserving of close attention or of careful notice.


What do Latin abbreviations such as i.e., e.g., cf., and et al. stand for, and what do they mean?
A quick summary of these and several other common Latin abbreviations that are sometimes misunderstood [1]: 1  i.e. (id est) means that is or in other words. 2  e.g. (exempli gratia) means for example. 3  viz. (videlicet) means namely or that is to say.  et al.


What do Latin abbreviations such as i.e., e.g., cf., and et al. stand for, and what do they mean?
1 i.e. means that is, being the English translation of the latin id est. 2  e.g. means for example, being the English translation of the latin exempli gratia. 3  cf. means compare with or consult, being short for confer.  et al.


The Shedd Aquarium â Tips you need to know before you visit
If you would like to travel with the Shedd Aquarium, they have some great trips planned for 2014 to some amazing places including, the Amazon, Philippines, Baja, Cuba, Alaska, and Churchill. Find out more here.


The Shedd Aquarium â Tips you need to know before you visit
The Shedd Aquarium is one of Chicagoâs top destinations for tourists and locals, located in the Museum Campus on the shores of Lake Michigan. This indoor aquarium will surprise you with all the different amenities and over 25,000 aquatic animals on display.


Shedd Aquarium
In 1987, Shedd Aquarium was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. John Shedd's grandson, John Shedd Reed, who had served as president of Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad from 1967 to 1986, was president of the aquarium's board from 1984 until 1994, and was a life trustee until his death in 2008. Ted A. Beattie has been the president and CEO of the aquarium since 1994.


The Shedd Aquarium â Tips you need to know before you visit
Parking for the Shedd will be located at Soldier Fieldâs north garage entrance, which is open from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. However, you can always exit the parking lot after itâs closed. The rates for parking at Soldier Fieldâs north garage are $19 â first four hours, $22 â 4 to 12 hrs and $41 â 12 to 24 hrs.


Guide to Chicago's Shedd Aquarium for Chicago Visitors from Chicago Traveler
Parking. Shedd Aquarium Chicago is located on Museum Campus. Parking at the Chicago aquarium is $16 for the first 4 hours, and $19 for up to 12 hours.


Shedd Aquarium
In 1971, Shedd Aquarium added one of its most popular exhibits, a 90,000-US-gallon (340,000 l) exhibit reproducing a Caribbean coral reef. That same year, the aquarium acquired its first research vessel, a 75-foot (23 m) boat for exploring the Caribbean, manned by a crew to conduct field research and collect specimens.


The Shedd Aquarium â Tips you need to know before you visit
Access to the Museum Campus is easy, especially if youâre around South Michigan Avenue, the Bean or even Navy Pier. I would recommend this during nice days so you can enjoy Lake Michigan views and the city. Taking public transportation: the CTA bus 146 will take you to the Museum Campus for just about $2.25 per person. However, if youâre a big group of people, I would recommend driving or walking. Rent a Divvy bike: a new way to explore the city of Chicago and see new things along the way.


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Shedd Aquarium is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt organization and an accredited member of the Association of Zoos & Aquariums. Shedd Aquarium gratefully acknowledges the sustaining contributions of the Chicago Park District and the State of Illinois. 1  4.


Shedd Aquarium
The aquarium has 2 million annual visitors; it was the most visited aquarium in the U.S. in 2005, and in 2007, it surpassed the Field Museum as the most popular cultural attraction in Chicago. It contains 1500 species including fish, marine mammals, birds, snakes, amphibians, and insects.


Shedd Aquarium
The aquarium contains 32,000 animals, and was for some time the largest indoor aquarium in the world with 5,000,000 US gallons (19,000,000 l; 4,200,000 imp gal) of water. Shedd Aquarium was the first inland aquarium with a permanent saltwater fish collection.


Hypothesis Test of Mean for Normal Distribution ( Sigma, Ï, is Known) - One  Sample
Enter standard deviations, mean and sample size for samples 1 and 2. Select alternate hypothesis. Press down arrow to select Calculate and press ENTER. Results: Since the p-value is 0.0186, reject the null hypothesis with an alpha value of 0.05 or larger (5% level of significance or larger). Conclude that the two population means are not different.


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This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. How to find the P-value when given a test statistic in a t-distribution. This is for when testing claims about a mean, in the case population deviation is unknown (T-Test). 1  Education. 2  Standard YouTube License.


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Example of calculating an upper-tailed p-value. Now suppose you do a one-sample upper-tailed z test and the resulting test statistic is 1.785 (ts= 1.785). You want to calculate a p-value for the z test. 1  Choose. 2  Choose Cumulative probability. 3  If necessary, in Mean, enter 0 and, in Standard deviation, enter 1. 4  Choose Input constant and enter 1.785. 5  In Optional storage, enter K1. 6  Choose. 7  In Store result in variable, enter K2. 8  In Expression, enter 1-K1. 9  Choose. 10  Choose K2.


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H0: Î¼ = 60 versus H1: Î¼ _= 60, Î± = .025, Â¯x = 63, Ï = 8, n = 16 b. H0: Î¼ >= 60 versus H1: Î¼ < 60, Î± = .05, Â¯x = 58, Ï = 5, n = 25 c. H0: Î¼ <= 60 versus H1: Î¼ > 60, Î± = .05, Â¯x = 65, Ï = 8, n = 36. Source(s): calculate test statistic sample: https://trimurl.im/d76/calculate-the-tes... Erie Â· 3 months ago. Thumbs up. 0. Thumbs down.


Hypothesis Test of Mean for Normal Distribution ( Sigma, Ï, is Known) - One  Sample
Results: Since the p-value is 0.1, do not reject the null hypothesis with an Î± (alpha) value of 0.10 or smaller (10% level of significance or smaller). [In this example, Î± = 0.05.].


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You want to calculate a p-value for the z test. 1  Since the test statistic is positive, calculate an upper-tailed p-value. 2  This value is the p-value for a one-tailed test. 3  Choose. 4  In Store result in variable, enter K3. 5  In Expression, enter 2*K2. 6  Choose. 7  Choose K3.


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Example of calculating a lower-tailed p-value. Suppose you do a one-sample lower-tailed z test and the resulting test statistic is -1.785 (ts= -1.785). You want to calculate a p-value for the z-test. 1  Choose. 2  Choose Cumulative probability. 3  If necessary, in Mean, enter 0 and, in Standard deviation, enter 1. 4  Choose Input constant and enter â1.785. 5  Click OK.


Hypothesis Test of Mean for Normal Distribution ( Sigma, Ï, is Known) - One  Sample
Use the TI-83 calculator to test the hypothesis that the population mean is not different from 19.2 with a level of significance of Î± = 5%. Solution: The population mean is not different from 19.2 means the same as the population mean is equal to 19.2.


Grilled Rack of Lamb
*Garlic and Herb rub: Combine 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil, 2 minced cloves garlic, 2 tbsp chopped thyme, and 1 tbsp chopped rosemary in a small bowl. Rub this on the lamb after salting it in step 1. Notes: *Lamb: I love the Trader Joeâs seasoned rack lamb (you can find it in their freezer section).


Slow-Grilled Rack of Lamb with Mustard and Herbs
How to make this recipe. 1  Light a grill or preheat a grill pan. 2  Sear the racks of lamb over high heat, or directly over the coals, meaty side down, until they are nicely browned, about 6 minutes. 3  Using a sharp slicing knife, carve the racks of lamb into chops and serve with the Caramelized Onion Jam.


Slow-Grilled Rack of Lamb with Mustard and Herbs
How to make this recipe. 1  Light a grill or preheat a grill pan. If using charcoal, let the coals burn until white, then push them to one side of the grill. 2  Sear the racks of lamb over high heat, or directly over the coals, meaty side down, until they are nicely browned, about 6 minutes.


Guide to Grilling a Rack of Lamb
Next, you want to examine the rack of lamb to make sure that any loose pieces of fat have been removed. Dry it off with some paper towels and season with salt and pepper. Now wrap the bone ends heavily in foil to protect them. Place the rack on a hot, preheated grill for about 2 minutes per side to sear the surface.


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Sprinkle salt and pepper over the racks of lamb. Cover the lamb with mustard mixture and let lamb come to room temperature, about 20 to 30 minutes. Reserve a small amount of the mustard mixture for basting while on the grill. 1Preheat the grill to medium heat. Clean and oil the grill. 2Place the rack of lamb on grill meat side up, with ribs away from direct heat. Do not place the lamb directly over the heat, in this instance we are actually roasting the lamb on the grill. 1Cook for 14-20 minutes turning and basting occasionally with the mustard mixture.


Grilled Rack of Lamb
3. Sear outside of lamb: Over the direct, high heat part of your grill, sear the lamb until well browned on all sides, about 1-2 minutes a side. (I think of the lamb roast as having 5 âsidesâ â bone down, bone up, edge without bones, and the two side edges.


Slow-Grilled Rack of Lamb with Mustard and Herbs
Light a grill or preheat a grill pan. If using charcoal, let the coals burn until white, then push them to one side of the grill. Season the lamb with salt and pepper. Spread the meaty sides of the racks with the mustard and then press the parsley, rosemary and thyme onto the meat.


Guide to Grilling a Rack of Lamb
Allow for the rack to gain a couple of degrees after you remove it from the grill. Allow about 5 to 10 minutes resting time before you carve it up. To carve the rack of lamb, stand it up on the meat side with the bones curving away from you. Slide a sharp knife down, between the bones cutting gently through the meat. You should be able to see the bones all the way down along the back side of the rack. Now you've mastered a truly fantastic dish. Lamb Mains.


Dynamic loads on wind turbines
The excavation volume avoided can be around 50%. Last but not least, according to a test design made by Gestamp, a 15% of steel can be saved thanks to a better use of materials. If the soil below the foundation has a low bearing capacity, a geotextile can be used.ind Turbines Precast Foundations. April 21, 2013 in Towers & Foundations by Francesco Miceli | 1 comment. Iâve recently discovered the existence of precast foundation for wind turbines. Strangely enough, this solution isnât having a big success, at least as far as I know.


Dynamic loads on wind turbines
Monopile foundations are used in water with a maximum depth around 25 meters. They are made of steel, and they are driven into the seabed for about 30 meters with a hammer (similar to the one used to build offshore platforms). Tripod is used in deeper waters (up to 35 meters).ind Turbines Precast Foundations. April 21, 2013 in Towers & Foundations by Francesco Miceli | 1 comment. Iâve recently discovered the existence of precast foundation for wind turbines. Strangely enough, this solution isnât having a big success, at least as far as I know.


Dynamic loads on wind turbines
To give you an order of magnitude, to reach 120 m you will need 4 concrete levels that in fold position will have a height of approximately 40 meters. The expected time for assembly and lifting of all components would be around 3 days.ind Turbines Precast Foundations. April 21, 2013 in Towers & Foundations by Francesco Miceli | 1 comment. Iâve recently discovered the existence of precast foundation for wind turbines. Strangely enough, this solution isnât having a big success, at least as far as I know.


Dynamic loads on wind turbines
Geotechnical parameters for WTG foundations design. November 19, 2013 in Geology and geotechnics, Towers & Foundations by Francesco Miceli | No comments. This is the first post after a long silence (more than 6 months), fortunately due to good news (the birth of my first son, who reduced dramatically my free time).ind Turbines Precast Foundations. April 21, 2013 in Towers & Foundations by Francesco Miceli | 1 comment. Iâve recently discovered the existence of precast foundation for wind turbines. Strangely enough, this solution isnât having a big success, at least as far as I know.


Dynamic loads on wind turbines
Wind Turbines Precast Foundations. April 21, 2013 in Towers & Foundations by Francesco Miceli | 1 comment. Iâve recently discovered the existence of precast foundation for wind turbines. Strangely enough, this solution isnât having a big success, at least as far as I know.ind Turbines Precast Foundations. April 21, 2013 in Towers & Foundations by Francesco Miceli | 1 comment. Iâve recently discovered the existence of precast foundation for wind turbines. Strangely enough, this solution isnât having a big success, at least as far as I know.


Area Code 212
Major Cities with Area Code 212 in USA Country code 1. This area code is for these cities and surrounding areas. Some areacodes extend into two time zones, like 208 ID -7/-8 Idaho, 219 IN -6/-5 NW Indiana: Gary, 250 BC -8/-7 Canada: British Columbia, etc. Comments (Up to 1000 characters. Comments are monitored.


ZIPList5 Plus TM (April 2018 data)
The time zone field always contains the standard time zone designation for a particular ZIP code. If that ZIP code falls within a political entity which participates in Daylight Saving Time (DST) during the summer months, the DST field is set to Y. Otherwise the DST field is set to N.


Area Codes
FREE printable United States area code lists and directory by US State, by Area Code Number, or by Time Zone. There are two ways to use our printable area code list service...


Area Code Time Zone Lookup
Area Code Time Zone Lookup. Find locations, current local time and time zone by area code or ZIP code. Our goal is to let users easily find out the local time and location for a area code. So users can be certain that they are calling the area code at a proper time. Currently we support U.S. area code, ZIP code, Canadian area code. Other countries will be added soon.


ZIPList5 Plus TM (April 2018 data)
The database contains the 5-digit ZIP code, city name, state abbreviation, county name and county FIPS code, ZIP code type, primary telephone area code, time zone, and daylight saving time flag for each of the nearly 42,700 ZIP code defined by the USPS.


ZIPList5 Plus TM (April 2018 data)
ZIPList5 Plus TM (August 2016 data) Up-to-date ZIP code data file with area code, county name, county FIPS code, ZIP code type, city and state information for every 5-digit ZIP code in the entire USA plus time zone, and daylight saving time data! ZIPList5 Plus is a database of every city in the United States and its territories to which the US Postal Service delivers mail.


Area Code Listing, by Number
See also the listing by state/country and the NANPA data. There's also a listing at geocities and areacode-info.com. See NIST's Boulder labs' explanation of GMT versus UTC. This document is at http://www.cs.ucsd.edu/~bsy/area.html; check there for updates.


Donât Ignore Tax Deduction for Moving Expenses
Distance test. The distance between your new job and your former home must be at least 50 miles farther than your previous workplace is from that home. For example, if you used to work 10 miles from home, your new workplace must be at least 60 miles from your old home.


Publication 525 - Main Content
If, at the end of that 12-month period (24 months for self-employed), you didn't meet the time test, you must reverse the deduction, either by including the original deduction amount as other income on your 2014 tax return, or by filing an amended 2013 return without the moving expense deduction.


IRS Moving Expense Deductions
The distance between your new job and your former home must be at least 50 miles farther than your previous employer is from that home. For example, if your previous commute to work was five miles each way, then the distance from your new job location to your old home must be at least 55 miles.


Donât Ignore Tax Deduction for Moving Expenses
1 Also, you cannot take a moving expense deduction and a business expense deduction for the same expenses.  To file for a moving expense deduction, you must complete IRS Form 3903 and attach it to a Form 1040 income tax return.


IRS Moving Expense Deductions
Deductible moving expenses. The deduction covers the reasonable expenses you incur to transport your personal effects and household items to your new home. You can even include the cost of renting a storage unit for up to 30 days if you are unable to move into your new home immediately after leaving your former home.


Donât Ignore Tax Deduction for Moving Expenses
1 For example, if you drove, but your family later flew to the new location, both sets of moving expenses would be deductible.  Use of your car during the move, either by claiming actual expenses, or by claiming the standard mileage rate of 24 cents per mile. For either method, you can add parking fees and tolls.


Donât Ignore Tax Deduction for Moving Expenses
If you moved this year for work, you can claim the moving expenses deduction on your 2013 taxes even if you haven't yet met the time test, provided you expect to during the year after moving.


Breaking a Lease and Leaving Early
Breaking a Lease and Leaving Early. Landlords must take reasonable steps to rerent the place if you break a lease (you won't always be on the hook for rent for the remainder of the lease term). A lease lasts for a fixed term, typically one year, then simply ends of its own accord at the end of the term. At this point, you must either: 1  move.  sign a new lease, with the same or different terms,


Capital One Suing â Negotiate with CapOne or Contact Attorney?
Charging Expired Credit Card. Company has my credit card number on file but the one that they have expired 4/2014. I have a new card, with the same number and it expires 4/2017.This company charged the credit card they have on file (with the expiration of 4/2014) today.he card had been cancelled and a new card had been issued with a completely different number. I got it taken care of, but it shows that things like this can and do happen, often with the blessings of the credit card issuer.


I can't cancel a recurring payment - what do I do?
The typical recurring payment relies on the company asking for the most prominent number on your card, the long one across the middle. They'll ask for the card's expiry date and security code, but they won't necessarily specify a date for payments to be taken.f you have ever had one of these payments set up and then struggled to cancel it, you should be aware that you have the right to cancel through your card issuer and to complain if it does not do so.. But still, try to cancel the payment through the company first. There are two good reasons for doing so.


Companies charging credit card after it has expired!
Recurring charges -- especially things like insurance -- are special. They are often submitted without expiration dates. Other processes exist for larger recurring billing customers to have card numbers and expiration dates updated by the customers bank in case of change.Sometimes its your bank that allows charges to go through on an expired card if they determine it to be a recurring service charge.This is why it's often not sufficient to request a new card number if you are trying to stop a company from continuing to charge you for a recurring service.While a few small companies may guess at the new expiration date, in normal cases they don't need to because its not needed. That's true.06-08-2010 08:16 AM. When a company has a consumers credit card information and the consumer credit card expired 04/10 and the consumer never updates their credit card information with the company, are they allowed to just guess the new date until they get it right and then charge the consumer credit card?


How to Cancel Recurring Credit Card Payments
If you can find contact information, send a letter, this time stating that you are disputing any future charges from the company to your account. The company might cease and desist rather than be hassled further. If the company refuses to stop the recurring payments, call your credit card company.You can file a dispute of the charges, and have a new credit card issued, with a new credit card number, so the company canât put any more charges on that account.f you can find contact information, send a letter, this time stating that you are disputing any future charges from the company to your account. The company might cease and desist rather than be hassled further. If the company refuses to stop the recurring payments, call your credit card company.


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Subscriptions and Recurring Payments is a low-cost way for you to accept credit card and bank account payments for content site subscriptions, newsletter fees, club dues, or recurring donations, and can be fully integrated with your website in a few easy steps.ubscriptions and Recurring Payments is a low-cost way for you to accept credit card and bank account payments for content site subscriptions, newsletter fees, club dues, or recurring donations, and can be fully integrated with your website in a few easy steps.


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Authored by Braintree. One of the biggest problems for merchants that charge credit cards on a recurring basis is maintaining accurate credit card information on file. In any given year, roughly 50-70% of Visa cardholders will change their account information.his places a heavy burden on merchants to reach out to customers and capture the updated information. There are a number of reasons credit card details change including bank mergers that result in new numbers, identify theft, balance transfers and the regular updating of the card's expiration date.


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If the retailer is still asking for the recurring payment, this will count as a new payment coming in and the card company will ask you to settle it. It's far better to contact the retailer or bank to enforce your right to have payments cancelled. Then you know that the issue is fully and finally dealt with.f the retailer is still asking for the recurring payment, this will count as a new payment coming in and the card company will ask you to settle it. It's far better to contact the retailer or bank to enforce your right to have payments cancelled. Then you know that the issue is fully and finally dealt with.


4 steps to ensure your credit info is safe
Only the debit card number should change when the card is reissued -- not your checking account number. And while transitioning to a new card is a hassle, at least you're not losing money -- and it's better than dealing with fraudulent charges on an account or getting your identity stolen.ven before getting your new card, take a look at your last couple of statements and make a list of any recurring payments that were made -- like utilities, gym memberships, student loans or cell phone bills. That way, you know what information you'll need to update when your card arrives.


Understand Merchant Compromise
A data compromise is an organized theft of ATM, debit card or credit card information. When this happens, it's primarily because of a data breach on the part of a merchant or a merchant third-party processor, computer theft, stolen storage tapes or company insiders working for a merchant or a merchant's contractor.mportant things to note if your card account data has been compromised: 1  We may proactively close your card and reissue a new one in order to help protect your account. 2  It does not mean that fraud has occurred or will occur on your account. 3  It does not mean that you have become or will become a victim of identity theft.


Credit Card Expiration Dates Are Obsolete
The growth in recurring credit-card charges, and the difficulties in collecting payments from cards that periodically change their expiry dates, were forces behind the new procedures.Paul Larsen, a payments and operations consultant in Fishkill, N.Y., provided me with the following examples of the problem:he growth in recurring credit-card charges, and the difficulties in collecting payments from cards that periodically change their expiry dates, were forces behind the new procedures.


OMC Manuals by Seloc 1964-1998
Includes transmissions. Gas engines only. Purchase access to the online repair and maintenance manual for your specific OMC model for three years. You will choose your year and model during registration and will have access to that one model for the subscription period.


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First, disconnect the power Trim and Tilt Motor. Using a jumper wire, apply 12 volts directly to the blue wire if your engine or drive unit is in the down position. It should raise up at this time. If it is in the up position, apply power to the green wire reversing the Motor and lowering the unit.


Rebuilding Trim and Tilt Cylinders
Next, I used a spanner wrench and removed the service cap from the end of the cylinder and pulled the whole piston and rod assembly out of the cylinder. I popped the plastic limiter off the shaft and set it aside. The next step is the hardest - removing the cap on the shaft. The only advice I can give you is to plan on heating the cap with a propane torch. It loosens the thread locker used to hold it on, and makes removal much easier. The soft-jaws I bought for my vice worked OK for this, but they were still a pain.


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Trouble Shooting Your Power Trim and Tilt System. When experiencing problems with your power Trim and Tilt System, there are a few easy ways to diagnose just what the problem is. Power Trim Motors generally come in two styles. All use a 12 volt D/C reversing Motor. Some Motors have a two wire connection and some Motors have a three wire connection.


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OMC Tilt & Trim
Youâll need to remove the drive and replace the bellows. Check the Gimbal Bearing at the same time. You donât need to remove the power unit. I do suggest you get your hands on a service manual from Seloc. It tells you how to service the drive and make the correct shift cable adjustments.


Rebuilding Trim and Tilt Cylinders
Since I had everything else off for rebuilding, I decided to rebuild my trim/tilt cylinders as well. They tended to leak down when they were hot, so I figured they needed new seals. The kit cost $25, one for each cylinder.


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OMC parts 800 / Cobra outdrive drawings * How to videos. Mercruiser, Volvo SX and OMC parts catalogs. Johnson outboard components, 400-800 Stringer, Cobra outdrive repair. Co-manufacturer and distributor for GLM Products.


OMC Tilt & Trim
This OMC Tilt Motor is a replacement part for Sterndrive/Cobra Inboard/Outboard #982706, #982058 and Prestolite #EVD 4001, EVD 4002. The tilt motor is made for all models except 2.5L, 3.0L - 1978-1985.


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Hye how to add image slider/carousel in the sharepoint home page. I have try use custom Jquery,css,Jscript, html in content editor web part but it cause the alignment run and troubling.ye how to add image slider/carousel in the sharepoint home page. I have try use custom Jquery,css,Jscript, html in content editor web part but it cause the alignment run and troubling.


SharePoint Image Slider Web Part
SharePoint Image Slider web part is designed to display picture slideshows from the SharePoint 2013, 2010 or 2007 document libraries. SharePoint Image Slider Web Part is a simple and effective component which allows users to conveniently and quickly view images from SharePoint sites.It is a part of Virto SharePoint Content Management Suite and Virto ONE License. Organize slideshow with pictures from SharePoint document and picture libraries.bility to add navigation url and text description for images. Your presentation would be lacking without this tool. For instance, add your company site or any other site url to the last picture and let the Sharepoint image slider viewers to navigate to it. Image descriptions can also be pretty helpful.


SharePoint: Integrate a Slider with the Content Query Web Part (Part 2) â Setting up my Content Source
Letâs create the library through the SharePoint UI. 1  Create a Picture Library from the Library selection. 2  Call it âSlidesâ. 3  Once the library has been created, we need to add our Slider Image content type. 4  On the All Picture view of the Slides library, select.dd Content to your Slider Library. In order to get the same look and feel of the example layout found in SlidesJS, weâll need to get the sample images used in the âimages with captionsâ layout. 1  Download the example code from the SlidesJS web site.


Image Slider with SharePoint 2013 Search Results Web Part
Configure your Web Partâs Search Results Query. Obviously, first thing to do is to add a Search Results Web Part on to whichever page you want. We now need to configure the Web Partâs search query in order for it to return only images from our Slider library. Edit the Web Part properties and select âChange queryâ.Select the following options: 1  Select a query: Pictures (system). 2  Restricted by app: Specify a URL (enter the URL of your Slides picture library).e now need to configure the Web Partâs search query in order for it to return only images from our Slider library. Edit the Web Part properties and select âChange queryâ. Select the following options: 1  Select a query: Pictures (system). 2  Restricted by app: Specify a URL (enter the URL of your Slides picture library).


SharePoint: Integrate a Slider with the Content Query Web Part (Part 2) â Setting up my Content Source
Letâs create the library through the SharePoint UI. 1  Create a Picture Library from the Library selection. 2  Once the library has been created, we need to add our Slider Image content type. 3  In the General Settings section, click on the Advanced settings link. 4  Back in the Picture Library Settings page, select the Add from existing site content types ...dd Content to your Slider Library. In order to get the same look and feel of the example layout found in SlidesJS, weâll need to get the sample images used in the âimages with captionsâ layout. 1  Download the example code from the SlidesJS web site.


Feed Image Slider from CQWP â Part 1
On the next page select âHomePage Slider CTâ group from the dropdown list, add MySlider to the list and click OK. Back in âMy-Slides-Libraryâ settings page click on the Picture content type and next âDelete this content typeâ under settings so the only content type available for âMy-Slides-Libraryâ is MySlider.or the Grouping and Sorting setup the Sort-Order in ascending order and for the âFields to displayâ set the Link to âSlider-Image-Link;â, Image to âURL Path [Custom Columns];â and Title to âTitle;â. Under Appearance give your web part a title, âMySliderâ and set the Chrome Type to None, click OK and save the page.


SharePoint: Integrate a Slider with the Content Query Web Part (Part 2) â Setting up my Content Source
1 In the General Settings section, click on the Advanced settings link. 2  Turn on the content type management for the list and click OK. 3  Back in the Picture Library Settings page, select the Add from existing site content types link. 4  Add the newly created Slider Image content type to your library and click OK.dd Content to your Slider Library. In order to get the same look and feel of the example layout found in SlidesJS, weâll need to get the sample images used in the âimages with captionsâ layout. 1  Download the example code from the SlidesJS web site.


Image Slider with SharePoint 2013 Search Results Web Part
1 Add a Search Results Web Part to a page. 2  Configure the Search Results Web Part search query to return slide images from your Picture Library. 3  Upload the SlidesJS plugin files to the Style Library. 4  Configure the Search Results Web Part control and item display templates.e now need to configure the Web Partâs search query in order for it to return only images from our Slider library. Edit the Web Part properties and select âChange queryâ. Select the following options: 1  Select a query: Pictures (system). 2  Restricted by app: Specify a URL (enter the URL of your Slides picture library).


Image Slider with SharePoint 2013 Search Results Web Part
Now, all you need to do is drag and drop the images you want to use for the slider in the Slides Picture Library. I used the images included in the plugin download found under â Slides\examples\images-with-captions\imgâ . Also, take the time to add some descriptions in the metadata of each of the images.e now need to configure the Web Partâs search query in order for it to return only images from our Slider library. Edit the Web Part properties and select âChange queryâ. Select the following options: 1  Select a query: Pictures (system). 2  Restricted by app: Specify a URL (enter the URL of your Slides picture library).


SharePoint: Integrate a Slider with the Content Query Web Part (Part 2) â Setting up my Content Source
1 Turn on the content type management for the list and click OK. 2  Back in the Picture Library Settings page, select the Add from existing site content types link. 3  Add the newly created Slider Image content type to your library and click OK. 4  Back in the settings page, click on the Picture content type.dd Content to your Slider Library. In order to get the same look and feel of the example layout found in SlidesJS, weâll need to get the sample images used in the âimages with captionsâ layout. 1  Download the example code from the SlidesJS web site.


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After Putin made the decision to annex Crimea in the third week of February 2014 (by his own admission), Russia transported the then-president of Ukraine first to its navy base in Crimea and then to Russia (this was also covered in detail on Russian TV). As he did not respond to calls from oth...


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It might even be hypocritical if the US had annexed Texas within the lifetime of anyone living. Trying to make this analogy works suggests that Putin's Russia has a mindset discarded by the United States in 1898, at the latest (the annexations of Guam and Puerto Rico from Spain).


How much money do UFC fighter make?
How much money do UFC fighter make? If you're from the regional circuit, you make at least $8000 per fight on your first contract. That number is doubled if you win and you have a chance at a bonus for: fight ofâ¦ the night, submission of the night, and knockout of the night. Most fighters make between 15 and 75 thousand per fight.


Who is the highest paid UFC fighter?
In PRIDE FC, I think the prize money for the champion is 5 million dollars for fighting, an extra 5 million for winning.


Boxing Glove Guide
In this example you can have a 10 oz. glove in size small AND you can have 10 oz gloves in size medium, large, and XL. Common sense would indicate that as the glove gets bigger the weight increases. In many cases this is true.


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In the UFC, since the sport grew from the 1990's, whenâ¦ Mark Coleman was the champion, it was 250k for fighting, and an extra for winning, now though, the light heavy and heavyweight champs command 5 million dollar purses total I think, 2.5 for fighting and 2.5 for winning.


Boxing Glove Guide
Medium â 14 oz. Large â 16 oz. Professional boxers that fight in the ring always 8oz. or 10 oz. gloves. But since there are so many different sizes of fighters and so many different weight classes these fighters will need different sizes of gloves.


Costs that go through the roof
NFU Mutual adds a 55% loading on to thatched homes. But Norwich Union Home Plan is a lot more expensive. It would charge Â£1,210 a year for building insurance for a threebedroom thatched cottage in the picturesque village of Lavenham in Suffolk, with a rebuilding cost of Â£250,000.A similar house with a tiled roof would cost Â£403 - two-thirds less.ut Norwich Union Home Plan is a lot more expensive. It would charge Â£1,210 a year for building insurance for a threebedroom thatched cottage in the picturesque village of Lavenham in Suffolk, with a rebuilding cost of Â£250,000.


Thatched Roof Home Insurance - Thatched Holiday Home Insurance Thatched Period Cottage Insurance - Detached or Semi Detached -
Thatched Roof House Insurance. If you own a Thatched Property you would have encountered a problem finding Insurance at a reasonable cost. Most Insurers are reluctant to offer Thatched Roof Home Insurance cover for properties that can be Listed and normally well looked after.f you own a Thatched Property you would have encountered a problem finding Insurance at a reasonable cost. Most Insurers are reluctant to offer Thatched Roof Home Insurance cover for properties that can be Listed and normally well looked after.


Costs that go through the roof
View. comments. THEY may not look out of place on a picture postcard, but a thatched cottage can cost you dear if you do not have proper insurance. Getting the right insurance for your thatch can be an expensive business-costing up to three times as much as cover for a comparable home with a less combustible roof.ut Norwich Union Home Plan is a lot more expensive. It would charge Â£1,210 a year for building insurance for a threebedroom thatched cottage in the picturesque village of Lavenham in Suffolk, with a rebuilding cost of Â£250,000.


Thatched cottages: when homeowners enjoy clutching at straws
The cost to an insurance company of rebuilding a fire-destroyed thatched property is estimated at Â£400,000, as against Â£11,000 for a normal cottage. This is why it's essential to find a specialist insurance firm to cover your chocolate-box home.he cost to an insurance company of rebuilding a fire-destroyed thatched property is estimated at Â£400,000, as against Â£11,000 for a normal cottage. This is why it's essential to find a specialist insurance firm to cover your chocolate-box home.


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Make sure that you have adequate insurance and that your insurer is fully aware of the type of roof your property has. Thatch has to be repaired by experienced craftsmen and it is not uncommon to wait for up to 2 years for large pieces of work to be undertaken.et a quick quote. It is estimated that there are approximately 24,000 listed, thatched properties in the UK. Only 5% of these are new builds, although with the resurgence in ecologically sound homes, this number is set to rise.


Thatch Insurance
Thatch Insurance. Firstly, it is very important that you have buildings insurance on your thatched property. It must be appropriate and have the correct rebuild cost included. Be aware of what is and what is not covered and if in doubt ask the question before taking out the insurance.irstly, it is very important that you have buildings insurance on your thatched property. It must be appropriate and have the correct rebuild cost included. Be aware of what is and what is not covered and if in doubt ask the question before taking out the insurance.


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Do you have a property that has a thatched roof? We know how important it is to owners of thatched properties to have the right insurance so we find you the best deals on the best policies for you.This is a selection of home insurance companies that cover thatched properties. You can visit each insurer's website to view policy details and get quotes.e know how important it is to owners of thatched properties to have the right insurance so we find you the best deals on the best policies for you. This is a selection of home insurance companies that cover thatched properties. You can visit each insurer's website to view policy details and get quotes.


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Get a quick quote. It is estimated that there are approximately 24,000 listed, thatched properties in the UK. Only 5% of these are new builds, although with the resurgence in ecologically sound homes, this number is set to rise.et a quick quote. It is estimated that there are approximately 24,000 listed, thatched properties in the UK. Only 5% of these are new builds, although with the resurgence in ecologically sound homes, this number is set to rise.


DIABOLIC
Context examples: something demonic in him--something that could be cruel / fires lit up a diabolic scene / diabolical sorcerers under the influence of devils / a fiendish despot / hellish torture / infernal instruments of war / satanic cruelty / unholy grimaces.


diabolical
The definition of diabolical is something devilish or cunning in an evil way. A devilish and cunning plan to take over the world is an example of a diabolical plan.


devilish
Adj. 1. diabolical-showing the cunning or ingenuity or wickedness typical of a devil; devilish schemes; the cold calculation and diabolic art of some statesmen; the diabolical expression on his face; a mephistophelian glint in his eye. devilish, diabolic, mephistophelean, mephistophelian.


diabolical- definition and synonyms
This is the British English definition of diabolical. View American English definition of diabolical. Change your default dictionary to American English. View the pronunciation for diabolical.


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[+] more examples [-] hide examples [+] Example sentences [-] Hide examples. â Diabolical often describes a plot, scheme, etc., that is very clever and that is intended for an evil purpose. a diabolical plot to overthrow the government. [+] more examples [-] hide examples [+] Example sentences [-] Hide examples. 2.


diabolical- definition and synonyms
Blog. A must for anyone with an interest in the changing face of language. The Macmillan Dictionary blog explores English as it is spoken around the world today. Definition and synonyms of diabolical from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Publishers Limited.


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â Diabolical often describes a plot, scheme, etc., that is very clever and that is intended for an evil purpose. a diabolical plot to overthrow the government [+] more examples [-] hide examples [+] Example sentences [-] Hide examples. a diabolical [= fiendish, devilish ] enemy.


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First attested between 1350 and 1400 from Middle English diabolik, from Middle French diabolique, from Late Latin diabolicus, from Ancient Greek IÂ´Ã®Â±IÂ¹IÂ¿Ã®Â¹Ã®Â»-IÂ²Iâ (Ã®Â²Ã®, âi), Ã® IÂ¹IÂºIOEIÂ´Ã®Â¹Ã®ÂºÃ¯ÅÃ¯Â¬DIABOLIKOSÂ¿DEVILISHÂ»FROMÂ¿Iâ (Ã®). iÂ¹i Ã®Â¹Ã® iÂ²i Ã®Â²Ã® i Ã® i Ã® i Ã¯ diabolos


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3- Lipopolysaccharides. These complex compounds (LPS) are the endotoxic O-antigens found in the cell walls of Gram-negative bacteria (S-lipopolysaccharides) but are also present in one fungus, they may cause several pathophysiological symptoms, such as fever, diarrhea, blood pressure decrease, septic shock, and death.


Lipopolysaccharides
Lipopolysaccharides (LPS) are characteristic components of the cell wall of Gram negative bacteria; they are not found in Gram positive bacteria. They are localized in the outer layer of the membrane and are, in noncapsulated strains, exposed on the cell surface.


Lipopolysaccharides
Since lipopolysaccharides confer antigenic properties on the cell, they have been termed O antigens. As the main antigen, lipopolysaccharides are involved in various host-parasite interactions. They seem to protect Gram negative bacteria from phagocytosis and lysis.


Lipopolysaccharides
As the main antigen, lipopolysaccharides are involved in various host-parasite interactions. They seem to protect Gram negative bacteria from phagocytosis and lysis. Bacteria with common serotypes have surface antigens (group O, group H, or LPS) which generate the same antibody response.


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The Role of LPS in the Outer Membrane of Gram-negative Bacteria. The function of the outer membrane of Gram-negative bacteria is to act as a protective permeability barrier. The outer membrane is impermeable to large molecules and hydrophobic compounds from the environment.