Electrolytes:
Dear Reader, Electrolytes are vital to one's health and survival. They are positively and negatively charged particles (ions) that are formed when mineral or other salts dissolve and separate (dissociate) in water. Since electrolytes carry a charge, they can conduct electrical current in water, which itself in its pure form is a poor conductor of electricity.


Electrolytes:
A well balanced diet usually supplies an adequate amount of electrolytes. The major ones are sodium, potassium, and chloride; others include calcium, magnesium, phosphate, and bicarbonate, to name a few. Most Americans get plenty of sodium and chloride from what they eat.


Electrolytes:
This characteristic of electrolytes is important because the current enables electrolytes to regulate how and where fluids are distributed throughout the body, which includes keeping water from floating freely across cell membranes.


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H/I has coverglass options that will faciliate and expedite glass coverslipping. From non-stick SuperSlipâ¢ in pre-loaded coverglass cartridges for the HCM6000 and H/I AutoSlipperâ¢, we have a coverglass solution for you.


Coverslippers Listings
Sakura Tissue-Tek 4740 Coverslipper. For Sale. The Sakura Tissue-Tek 4740 Coverslipper is designed to coverslip biological specimens that are mounted on standard 25 x 75 mm (1 x 3 inch) microscope slides. The use of a special, resin-coat ...


Coverslippers Listings
The Hacker HCM6000. Automatic CoverSlipping Machine. The ultimate coverslipper designed for carefree, user friendly, automated glass coverslipping. 25 years of automated glass coverslipping experience have led to the development of the HCM6000.


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The exclusive mountant media dispensing system eliminates the formation of air bubbles under the coverglass. All new microwaveable slide baskets interface with most automated staining machines. Available with semi-disposable, ready to load, pre-filled coverglass and mountant dispensers.


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The Tissue-Tek Film Automated Coverslipper is designed to coverslip biological specimens that are mounted on standard 25 x 75 mm (1 x 3 inch) microscope slides.


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Unsurpassed performance, efficiency and throughput. Typical throughput 1 to 1,200 slides per hour. Slide baskets with 1 to 20 slides can be loaded at any time. May reduce reagent consumption up to 40%.


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If your tub has been refinished once before the process will take 4 to 5 hours.A tub and tile unit which consist of the bathtub and the three tiled walls of the tub surround area will take approximately 7 to 8 hours to complete. How long will it last?


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The average bathtub takes approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours to complete. If your tub has been refinished once before the process will take 4 to 5 hours.A tub and tile unit which consist of the bathtub and the three tiled walls of the tub surround area will take approximately 7 to 8 hours to complete.


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If your tub has been refinished once before the process will take 4 to 5 hours.A tub and tile unit which consist of the bathtub and the three tiled walls of the tub surround area will take approximately 7 to 8 hours to complete.


How Long Does Bathtub Reglazing Last?
How long a glaze will last on your bathtub depends on factors such as whether you did the glazing yourself or hired a professional, and how you maintained and cleaned the finish. Professional bathtub refinishers usually offer warranties that typically range between three and five years.


How Long Does Bathtub Reglazing Last?
When properly done, a reglazed bathtub can look just like new and with proper care, it can last for years. Just how long your new finish lasts depends on who applied the finish, the materials he used, and how you clean and maintain the tub afterward.


How Long Will Our Finish Last?
With proper care and maintenance, refinishing can extend the useful life of your fixtures for up to 15-20 years or more. In fact, we've been around long enough for many of our customers to tell us that their bathtubs still look and feel great after more than 15 years.


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If each serving of the shake costs you $1.50 or less and you compare that with the meal you are replacing, a shake can pay for itself. IdealShake can be purchased for as low as $1.33 per serving. Thatâs a steal in comparison to many shakes. Anything under $1.50 per meal is going to get a score of 10.


Tub to Shower Conversion
Find out how we can transform the functionality of your bath with our tub to shower conversions in just 1 DAY! Call today for your free no pressure estimate 866-927-8247. Remember at One Day Bath we do it better and we do it for less!


Tub to Shower Conversion
Find out how we can transform the functionality of your bath with our tub to shower conversions in just 1 DAY! Call today for your free no pressure estimate 866-927-8247.


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One of our favorite things about meal replacement shakes is they can save you money. If each serving of the shake costs you $1.50 or less and you compare that with the meal you are replacing, a shake can pay for itself. IdealShake can be purchased for as low as $1.33 per serving.


Under 40s
To lower my blood pressure, I need to eat 5 portions of fruit and vegetables a day. How do I know what a portion of fruit and vegetables is? A. Fruit and vegetables are a great way to help lower your blood pressure. Eating at least five portions of fruit and vegetables a day will help to bring down your blood pressure.


Atherosclerosis (clogged arteries)
High blood pressure is dangerous because it makes your heart work too hard, hardens the walls of your arteries, and can cause the brain to hemorrhage or the kidneys to function poorly or not at all. If not controlled, high blood pressure can lead to heart and kidney disease, stroke, and blindness. But high blood pressure can be preventedâand loweredâif you take these steps: Follow a healthy eating plan, such as DASH, that includes foods lower in sodium.


Balsam Pears can Help Lower Blood Sugar
Scientific studies have found the reason why balsam pear can lower blood sugar. The seed of balsam pears contain a kind of protein that has the similar functions as the insulin which can help convert the blood glucose into heat so as to regulate the blood sugar and maintain it at a stable level.


Common Peas Can Help Your Blood Pressure?
Otherwise you are putting yourself at serious risk of a stroke, and the brain damage that occurs during a stroke tends to be permanent and irreversible. Once you begin to address the underlying causes of your high blood pressure, and your levels begin to go down, then you can slowly wean off the medication.


Common Peas Can Help Your Blood Pressure?
2. Eat for your nutritional type, and avoid foods that raise insulin levels: Foods that will raise your insulin, such as sugar-type foods and grains, should be avoided if you have high blood pressure. This includes eve whole, organic grains, as they rapidly break down to sugars.


Common Peas Can Help Your Blood Pressure?
Researchers have found that proteins in common garden peas can help fight high blood pressure and chronic kidney disease (CKD). CKD patients are actually at highest risk from the cardiovascular complications arising from high blood pressure associated with kidney malfunction.


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When it comes to lowering your blood pressure, these foods are among your best bets. Baked white potatoes are rich in both magnesium and potassium, two vital nutrients for heart health. When potassium is low, the body retains extra sodium (and too much sodium raises blood pressure). On the other hand, when you eat a potassium-rich diet, the body becomes more efficient at getting rid of excess sodium.


Balsam Pears can Help Lower Blood Sugar
Besides lowering blood sugar, balsam pears have many other medical values. It contains protein, calcium and various vitamins and has the functions of clearing heat, detoxification, lowering cholesterol, blood sugar and blood pressure. It is especially rich in vitamin C which can help prevent sepsis and protect the heart.


8 Foods That Help Lower Blood Pressure
When it comes to lowering your blood pressure, these foods are among your best bets. Baked white potatoes. Baked white potatoes are rich in both magnesium and potassium, two vital nutrients for heart health. When potassium is low, the body retains extra sodium (and too much sodium raises blood pressure). On the other hand, when you eat a potassium-rich diet, the body becomes more efficient at getting rid of excess sodium. Like potassium, magnesium is also a key player in promoting healthy blood flow. Therefore, maintaining a healthy balance of both minerals can help keep high blood pressure at bay.


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For more about how fruit and vegetables help to lower your blood pressure, please see the Making lifestyle changes page. Skip the secondary navigation if you do not want to read it as the next section.


Whatâs Up with Condo Fees?
High HOA fees can range anywhere from $3,000 â $4,500 a quarter. Youâll find that high HOA fees typically include: 1  Flood/Wind insurance for the buildingâs structure.  Upkeep of public areas including: clubhouses, pools, fitness centers, spas, cabanas, tennis courts, elevators, driveways, parking lots, landscaping, etc.


Buying a condo; why association fees?
Insurance is generally one of the pricier items the typical HOA fees pays for. These fees also cover upkeep and maintenance for the structures, grounds, common areas, parking structures and or parking lots and recreational facilities.


Buying a condo; why association fees?
This âspecial assessmentâ can be levied in two ways; as a lump sum payment or can be pro-rated monthly basis and added to the current fees. Most people associate condominiums with HOA fees, but home owners associations can also apply to single family homes and town homes.


Buying a condo; why association fees?
Every year the budget is established to cover the cost for all the items included in the HOA fee and is divided among the owners by the number of units or square feet. These dues are generally collected monthly, but some associations may stipulate quarterly or annual payments. The HOA can levy a special assessment when the association lacks sufficient reserves to pay for unexpected repairs or when it feels the reserves on hand may be too low to cover a potential major expenditure.


Whatâs Up with Condo Fees?
We have also discovered that in most cases, the number of units a condo complex contains can affect the rate of the HOA fees. A condo with a fewer number of units might have higher association fees since there are fewer owners to contribute to the associationâs funding needs.


Buying a condo; why association fees?
In addition, the HOA fees will need to pay for management staff, security, and the lighting, heating and cooling of common areas. Water, sewer and trash and pest control are typically included, and many condominiums also pay for basic cable.


Whatâs Up with Condo Fees?
Low HOA fees range anywhere from $800 â $1,500 a quarter. Youâll find that low HOA fees typically include: Upkeep of public areas including: clubhouses, pools, fitness centers, spas, cabanas, tennis courts, elevators, driveways, parking lots, landscaping, etc.


What is a 'Homeowners Association Fee - HOA Fee'
HOA fees vary drastically, but some estimates claim these fees are between $100 and $700, with roughly $200 as an average. However, fees vary based on what the HOA provides. Generally, the more services and amenities, the higher the fees.


Introduction to Egyptian Pyramids
Introduction to Egyptian Pyramids. -There are about 180 pyramids currently known in Egypt, most of them were built in the Old Kingdom, which is the golden age of pyramid construction.


Introduction to Egyptian Pyramids
The Bent (South) Pyramid at Dahshur. This Pyramid built by Snefru in the 4th Dynasty is a truly remarkable structure, and is most notable for its bent shape, about halfway up, and the most intact casings of all the pyramids in Egypt.


How many pyramids were built in Egypt?
All of Egypt's pyramids are sited on the west bank of the Nile and most are grouped together in a number of pyramid fields. The German Egyptologist Karl Richard Lepsius (1810-84) produced the first modern list of pyramids in 1842. He identified 67.


Who Built the Pyramids?
Egyptologists and historians have long debated the question of who built the Pyramids, and how. Standing at the base of the Pyramids at Giza it is hard to believe that any of these enormous monuments could have been built in one pharaoh's lifetime. Yet scholars think they were built over mere decades for three pharaohs who were father, son, and grandson (Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure). Mark Lehner and Zahi Hawass agree wholeheartedly: Egyptians built the Pyramids.


Introduction to Egyptian Pyramids
The Great Pyramid of Giza is the largest pyramid ever built, it was built by for Pharaoh Khufu during the 4th Dynasty by his architect Hemon. - It contains 2,300,000 blocks of stone with an average weight of 2.5 tones.


Egyptian pyramid construction techniques
During the Middle Kingdom, pyramid construction techniques changed again. Most pyramids built then were little more than mountains of mud brick encased in a veneer of polished limestone.


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The great pyramids of Giza were built during the times when Khufu was the pharaoh. He ruled over Egyptâ¦ from 2551 BC to 2528 BC. Khufu had built the pyramids during 2560 BC. The pyramids took a period of more than 20 years to get complete from 2550 to 2530 BC and served as a tomb when Khufu died. Find more info at the link below.


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Converting laboratory analyses from mg/kg to kg/ha Results of analyses for some nutrients are reported as weight of nutrient per unit weight of soil, i.e. mg/kg (equivalent to the old `parts per million' or ppm).Understanding the conversion from mg/kg to kg/ha.A 10 cm layer of soil over 1 ha has a volume of 1000 cubic metres; the weight of soil will depend on its Bulk Density (BD). The weights of 1000 cubic metres of two soils of different BD (A and B) are illustrated below.If the nutrient concentration is 10 mg/kg:esults of analyses for some nutrients are reported as weight of nutrient per unit weight of soil, i.e. mg/kg (equivalent to the old `parts per million' or ppm). Understanding the conversion from mg/kg to kg/ha.


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by Joshua Woods on 01/04/05 at 07:04:12. I need to convert 30 kg/ha (26.7 lbs/acre) to g per meter squared. Re: kg/ha to g per meter squared. by Joshua Woods on 01/04/05 at 07:16:35. I figured it out, 30 kg/ha = 3 g/meter squaredSorry for the inconvenience.This is a great website !!Re: kg/ha to g per meter squared.by Robert Fogt on 01/04/05 at 16:06:33.I will go ahead and work it out so others will know, in case they search the forum for it.y Joshua Woods on 01/04/05 at 07:04:12. I need to convert 30 kg/ha (26.7 lbs/acre) to g per meter squared. Re: kg/ha to g per meter squared. by Joshua Woods on 01/04/05 at 07:16:35. I figured it out, 30 kg/ha = 3 g/meter squaredSorry for the inconvenience.This is a great website !!


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Understanding the conversion from mg/kg to kg/ha A 10 cm layer of soil over 1 ha has a volume of 1000 cubic metres; the weight of soil will depend on its Bulk Density (BD).esults of analyses for some nutrients are reported as weight of nutrient per unit weight of soil, i.e. mg/kg (equivalent to the old `parts per million' or ppm). Understanding the conversion from mg/kg to kg/ha.


Metric Conversions
In the metric system, yield is given by weight (kilograms per hectare). A corn yield of 200 bushels per acre is ï¬ rst expressed by weight (200 bu @ 56 lb/bu = 11,200 lbs) and then converted to kilograms (11,200 lbs * .4536 kg/lb = 5,080 kg).n the metric system, yield is given by weight (kilograms per hectare). A corn yield of 200 bushels per acre is ï¬ rst expressed by weight (200 bu @ 56 lb/bu = 11,200 lbs) and then converted to kilograms (11,200 lbs * .4536 kg/lb = 5,080 kg).


Metric Conversions
Some of our traditional terms are more complicated to convert from one system to another. Grain yields for example are conventionally expressed in terms of volume per acre (bu/a). In the metric system, yield is given by weight (kilograms per hectare).he basic unit of volume in the metric system is a cube, 10 centimeters on each side. Contained in this cube are 1,000 cubic centimeters or one liter. A liter contains slightly more liquid than a quart. Very large volumes may be measured in cubic meters (1 cubic meter = about 264 gallons).


Q: Manual conversion in excel of ppm to kg/hectares and ppm to % and kg/hectares inferred from %
Hey there, I need some assistance/comments/suggestions on conversion of parts per million to kg/ha and ppm to % and kg/ha from %. I'm in Australia, hence hectares and we convert ppm to kg/ha by the following formula:92 ppm * 2 * 1.123 = 207 kg/ha. I've put together a set of formulas to analyse soil test data, it was initially produced on paper by me and I've recently put the format into individual excel.iology student from Iraq, and I was looking for a formula to convert kg/ha to mg/L (ppm) since I need to do a lab experiment using a fertilizer that I know its concentration in kg/ha...


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I know I can change the formula for 'Optimum amount (kg/ha)' to '=181*2*1.123' to give 407 in cell B8 and make cell B11 '200' (rather than -82). But I shouldn't need to change the formula in cell B8, so I am thing the conversion from ppm to kg/ha is wrong.iology student from Iraq, and I was looking for a formula to convert kg/ha to mg/L (ppm) since I need to do a lab experiment using a fertilizer that I know its concentration in kg/ha...


Metric Conversions
Weight. Weight (or more technically accurate, mass) in the metric system is measured in kilograms (kg). One kilogram equals about 2.2 pounds. A gram (1/1,000 kilogram is approximately the weight of a paper clip), and is used for making very small measurements. One liter of water weighs one kilogram at sea level.he basic unit of volume in the metric system is a cube, 10 centimeters on each side. Contained in this cube are 1,000 cubic centimeters or one liter. A liter contains slightly more liquid than a quart. Very large volumes may be measured in cubic meters (1 cubic meter = about 264 gallons).


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Biology student from Iraq, and I was looking for a formula to convert kg/ha to mg/L (ppm) since I need to do a lab experiment using a fertilizer that I know its concentration in kg/ha...iology student from Iraq, and I was looking for a formula to convert kg/ha to mg/L (ppm) since I need to do a lab experiment using a fertilizer that I know its concentration in kg/ha...


UNDERSTANDING PPM IN SOIL
In such cases, the ppm level stands for mg/liter in the soil extract. To convert ppm of a nutrient (mass/mass as in mg/kg) to an actual amount, in kilograms or pounds, we must have three other parameters known: 1. The area for which we want to calculate the nutrient amount.2.n solutions, ppm refers to mg/liter or grams/m3. Note that it represents a ratio of mass to volume. This can be done because the mass of water is the same as its volume (in Metric units). In the soil test report, ppm usually stands for mg/kg, so that 1 ppm = 1 mg/kg.


Prices
Medium English Goldendoodles: $2,850. We are also proud to annouce that we developed and produced the World's First Medium Teddy Bear English Goldendoodles. This is our MOST popular Teddy Bear English Goldendoodle size.Each of these litters takes 2-4 years of planning to produce. The normal size for a medium English Goldendoodle is 16-19 (from the shoulder to the paw) with no correlation between height and sex of the medium English Goldendoodle. 2  Weight range tends to be 35-50 pounds.


Cost of goldendoodle puppies?
Or is their price... show more Hi, recently I was on a hunt for goldendoodle puppies. I've noticed that they are very expensive. Some farms charge up to $1100 and some $950.r is their price... show more Hi, recently I was on a hunt for goldendoodle puppies. I've noticed that they are very expensive. Some farms charge up to $1100 and some $950.


Petite Goldendoodle
The Petite Goldendoodle is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the Golden Retriever, Poodle (Toy, Miniature or small Standard) and the Cocker Spaniel. Breeders are producing a much smaller Goldendoodle (Petite Goldendoodle) by first downsizing the adult, breeding female Golden Retriever.he Petite Goldendoodle is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the Golden Retriever, Poodle (Toy, Miniature or small Standard) and the Cocker Spaniel. Breeders are producing a much smaller Goldendoodle (Petite Goldendoodle) by first downsizing the adult, breeding female Golden Retriever.


Miniature Goldendoodle
The Miniature Goldendoodle is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the Golden Retriever and the Toy, Miniature or small Standard Poodle. Some Miniature Goldendoodles are being bred as a first cross between a Golden Retriever and a Miniature Poodle. Some have Toy Goldendoodle in it.t is a cross between the Golden Retriever and the Toy, Miniature or small Standard Poodle. Some Miniature Goldendoodles are being bred as a first cross between a Golden Retriever and a Miniature Poodle. Some have Toy Goldendoodle in it.


English Goldendoodle Sizes
1 The normal size for a Small English Goldendoodle is approximately 12 - 15 (from the shoulder to the paw) with no correlation between height and sex of the Small English Goldendoodle.2  Weight range tends to be 18-30 pounds. The normal size for a medium English Goldendoodle is 16-19 (from the shoulder to the paw) with no correlation between height and sex of the medium English Goldendoodle. 2  Weight range tends to be 35-50 pounds.


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We are also breeding mini goldendoodles (30 - 45 lbs) and petite/mini goldendoodles (17 - 25 lbs).They are the same wonderful, smart and easy to train pup but come in a smaller package! We do our best to estimate the size of the pups by averages of past litters but cannot guarantee the size.e are also breeding mini goldendoodles (30 - 45 lbs) and petite/mini goldendoodles (17 - 25 lbs).


How Much Do Goldendoodles Cost?
1 Common health problems that exist with this breed can include hip dysplasia, which can cost as much as $3,000 to treat. 2  Female puppies may cost more than males. 3  The reason for this is that females can be used to breed more goldendoodles. Goldendoodles that cost less than $400 should be questioned. 2  There could be a good chance that the dog was not bred the way it should be. 3  There could be a good chance that older dogs end up at the shelter. 4  If you do not mind adopting an older dog, they can be adopted for less than $150.


Number of rings before Voice Mail is picked up
Re: change rings before voicemail picks up. I just got the samsung Galaxy 4 but the phone goes to voicemail after 3-4 rings. I have tried all the codes, and called AT&T as well as Samung.. I did the *#61# and dial. Then is shows up saying set to 20 sec. Then I call my phone number and after 3 rings it goes to voicemail.


HP Fax Product - How to use an HP Fax Product with a Telephone Answering Machine (TAM)
Get a friend to send you a fax. When the fax and telephone rings, pick up the receiver on the telephone before the rings to answer on the fax. For example: If the fax is set to 6 rings to answer, make sure you pick up the receiver on the telephone before 6 rings.


HP Fax Product - How to use an HP Fax Product with a Telephone Answering Machine (TAM)
How HP all-in-one or fax products work with a TAM. 1  When a call comes in, the TAM and HP fax product will ring. You will notice that the front panel displays âRingingâ. 2  The TAM must answer the call before the AIO. Adjust the âRings-to-Answerâ settings on the TAM and AIO if necessary.


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NOTE: You can't change the number of rings remotely; you have to do this at home. TIP: For wireless phones, see Changing the number of rings before wireless voice mail picks up. Rate this answer. Rate answer 1 of 5 Rate answer 2 of 5 Rate answer 3 of 5 Rate answer 4 of 5 Rate answer 5 of 5. Please tell us what we can do to improve this answer.


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How many times does my phone ring before my calls go to Voicemail? Calls are directed to Voicemail after 25 seconds, usually four or five rings. You cannot change the number of rings permitted before Voicemail picks up your calls.


HP Fax Product - How to use an HP Fax Product with a Telephone Answering Machine (TAM)
How HP all-in-one or fax products work with a TAM. 1  When a call comes in, the TAM and HP fax product will ring. 2  The TAM must answer the call before the AIO. 3  If CNG tones are detected, the HP fax product will take over the call from the TAM.


How many times should you wait for the phone to ring before you pick it up?
It bugs me alot when someone picks up the phone on the first ring, and i always try to go by a rule of about three rings to pick up the phone and I don't know if there is some eitquette rule for how many times it should ring to before answering. Follow. 12 answers 12. Report Abuse.


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Re: change rings before voicemail picks up. First, you need to reset to default using the following code: ##002#. After this you should be able to set the time delay using the following instructions: On your phone, dial *#61# and click Send.


How do I set the number of rings on my phone before my answering machine picks up?
You can adjust the ring count on your phone before the answering machine picks up. On the Handset; 1. Press [MENU] [#] [2] [1] [1] 2. Press the [â²] or the [â¼] button to select the desired ring count*. 3. Press [SAVE] 4. Press [OFF]


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How much does a Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant make? The median annual Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant salary is $54,449, as of July 29, 2016, with a range usually between $49,057-$59,813, however this can vary widely depending on a variety of factors.


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For example the median expected annual pay for a typical Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant in the United States is $54,449, so 50% of the people who perform the job of Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant in the United States are expected to make less than $54,449. Source: HR Reported data as of August 2016.


How much do Occupational Therapist actually earn?
Most companies will promise you loads and then cut back once they have you on board anyways. There are a lot better ways to make a living than this. Most people in this field do not make $50 thousand. If it was just about making a living, then you shouldnât be doing OT. If you want to be an OT, youâll probably be fine, and make a descent, honest living with money left over for all kinds of securities, and if you know how to invest, then youll have luxuries to.


How Much Money Does an Occupational Therapist Make?
The two highest-paying industries for occupational therapists in 2012 had more than 9,500 jobs each, according to the BLS survey. They were providers of home health care services, which paid an average of $86,850 a year; and skilled nursing care facilities, which paid an average of $83,180.


How Much Money Does an Occupational Therapist Make?
In 2012, there were 105,540 occupational therapists working nationwide, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Their average income was $76,400 per year. Eighty percent of occupational therapists earned between $50,500 and $107,070 annually for full-time work. Most occupational therapists have full-time jobs, but approximately 30 percent worked part time as of 2010, reports the BLS. The average hourly wage in 2012 was $36.73.


Undergrounding
1 The cost to bury power lines will be around $20 to $40 per foot. 2  In highly urbanized areas the cost of underground transmission can be 10-14 times more expensive than overhead cable transmission. 3  Per home property, it could cost anywhere from $1,000 to $3,500 to have the lines buried.


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1 It is more expensive since the cost of burying cables at transmission voltages is greater than overhead power lines. 2  The cost to bury power lines will be around $20 to $40 per foot.


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1 Moving power lines underground can cost as much as $2.1 million per mile in a city, with an average of $832,383 a mile in urban areas and $723,692 in suburban areas.


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1 This type of electrical power transmission and distribution may decrease operational costs over the lifetime of cables. 2  It is more expensive since the cost of burying cables at transmission voltages is greater than overhead power lines. 3  The cost to bury power lines will be around $20 to $40 per foot.


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The actual cost to bury a mile of power line may be $600,000.00 with a $400,000.00 profit but to the government and the taxpayer, it costs $1,000,000. Check with the local hydro supplier for cost estimates.


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1 Check with your electric company ahead of time to learn more about the process. 2  Moving power lines underground can cost as much as $2.1 million per mile in a city, with an average of $832,383 a mile in urban areas and $723,692 in suburban areas.


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The actual cost to bury a mile of power line may be $600,000.00 with a $400,000.00 profit but to the government and the taxpayer, it costs $1,000,000.


Why Burying Power Lines Sounds Better Than It Really Is
Since costs can be north of $750 per foot to actually bury power lines or 10 times greater than roughly $70 per foot to install them above ground, the most sense could be using more durable, smarter transformers, which can be more efficient from a power perspective as well as less cost invasive.


What will it cost to bury power lines?
Pepco told DDOT that it would cost $60 million to bury the lines along 12th. Plus, DDOT then-spokesperson Karyn LeBlanc said in an August 2008 email, Pepco rents space on its poles to telecommunication utilities as well, and burying the lines would require moving those wires.


What is the true cost of burying power lines where they had been overhead?
The actual cost to bury a mile of power line may be $600,000.00 with a $400,000.00 profit but to the government and the taxpayer, it costs $1,000,000. Check with the local hydro supplier for cost estimates. warren b Â· 7 years ago.


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Gouda cheese. Gouda (/ËÉ¡aÊdÉ/,; Dutch: Goudse kaas, meaning cheese from Gouda) is a Dutch yellow cheese made from cow's milk. It is named after the city of Gouda in the Netherlands.


Gouda
Gouda (pronounced /ËÉ¡aÊdÉ/ or /ËÉ¡uËdÉ/;Dutch: [ËÉ£Êuda] (listen), from Dutch: Goudse kaas [ËÉ£ÊudsÉ ËkaËs] Cheese from Gouda) is a yellow cheese made from cow's milk. The cheese is named after the city of Gouda in the Netherlands, but its name is not protected. Gouda cheese is made and sold all around the world.


Smoked Gouda
Description of Smoked Gouda. Gouda is a yellow cow's milk cheese with a red or yellow wax coating. Gouda is made by culturing and heating the milk until the curd. separates from the whey. Some of the whey is then drained, and water is added. This is called washing the curd, and creates a sweeter cheese, as the washing removes some of the lactic acid.


gouda
Pronunciation: [GOO-dah; Du. KHOW-dah] Made since the 6th century and Holland's most famous cheese, Gouda represents 60 to 65 percent of the cheese production in that country. It can be made from raw or pasteurized cow's milk, though most of today's product is factory-made with pasteurized milk.


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Press Details. Remove mold with curds from the whey and place in press with 9 lbs of weight for 30 min. Remove from press turn the cheese rewrap and press at 16 lbs. for 30 min. Remove from press turn the cheese rewrap and press at 25 lbs. for 30 min. Remove from press turn the cheese rewrap and press at 25 lbs. for 6-8 hrs.


Potato Gnocchi with Spinach and Yellow Squash
While gnocchi cooks, heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add squash; sautÃ© 4 minutes or until crisp-tender. Add garlic; sautÃ© 1 minute. Add spinach; cover and cook 2 minutes or just until spinach wilts. Reduce heat to low; stir in milk, pepper, and salt. Add gnocchi and cheese; stir gently. Serve immediately.


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Press Details. 1  Remove mold with curds from the whey and place in press with 9 lbs of weight for 30 min. 2  Remove from press turn the cheese rewrap and press at 16 lbs. for 30 min. 3  Remove from press turn the cheese rewrap and press at 25 lbs. for 30 min.  Remove from press turn the cheese rewrap and press at 25 lbs. for 6-8 hrs.


Essential Guide to Dutch Cheese Varieties
Dutch Cheese Varieties. Almost half of the cheese production in Holland is devoted to this iconic cheese, making it the Netherlands' most important and best-known cheese. Gouda is a semi-hard cheese with a 48 % milk fat content and a mild to piquant taste. Ageing intensifies the flavor and hardness. Gouda usually comes in cheese wheels weighing 26.5 pounds (12 kilos) and Baby Goudas of half a pound to a pound (250 g to a kilo).


Gouda
Exported Gouda has two varieties, the young Gouda cheese aged between 1 and 6 months, rich yellow in color and with a red or yellow paraffin wax coating. This cheese is easily sliced with a cheese slicer.


gouda
The rind may or may not be covered with wax of various colors. Gouda is ripened for 1 to 6 months but a black wax coating indicates an aged Gouda, which has been ripened for at least 12 months and some for up to 5 or 6 years.


FOOD STORAGE FOR EMERGENCIES, LONG TERM & CAMPING
We stand by our packaging; we use BPA-free, food-grade plastics, double-enameled, stainless steel metal, and metallized bags that are air-tight and water-tight. Our freeze dried meals and dehydrated foods can last up to 25 years when kept in proper storage conditions (stand-alone pouches and MREs excepted). That means that unlike those cans of tuna fish and sardines, you donât have to rotate your SuperPails, Emergency Essentials cans, and just-add-water meals.


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Hot water speeds up the process of reconstitution. Wise foods will be ready to eat more quickly when hot water is used. However, many of the foods can be re-hydrated and ready to eat with any temperature of water.


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Studies have proven that freeze-dried and dehydrated foods will last up to 25 years or even longer. For optimal storage life it is suggested that food be stored in a cool, dry place, such as a basement, with room temperatures of 50 to 55 degrees.


An In Depth Look At the Freeze Drying Process
Once the food has gone through the freeze-drying process, it can be stored for 20 - 30 years. But there are two components that will cause our food to spoil more quickly: water and oxygen. Freeze dried food will last much longer if it is sealed in a #10 can or a Mylar bag. These containers will keep moisture out of the food so that it wonât reconstitute and will be ready to use when you need it. You can also add an oxygen absorber to the container to keep your food bacteria free for years to come.


FOOD STORAGE FOR EMERGENCIES, LONG TERM & CAMPING
So whether youâre looking for canned food storage, MREs, sprouting seeds, a wheat grinder, or a dehydrator, Emergency Essentials has it all. With a little preparation, plus some freeze dried and dehydrated food, you can build a strong food storage pantry of your own.


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This depends upon where you live. Our products are made of both freeze-dried and dehydrated components and are affected by temperature, moisture, oxygen and light. Optimal storage conditions for our foods are in cool, dry places.


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This depends upon where you live. Wise products are made of both freeze-dried and dehydrated components and are affected by temperature, moisture, oxygen and light. Optimal storage conditions for our foods are in cool, dry places.


"Thread: How long does freeze-dried food ""last""?"
Thread: How long does freeze-dried food last? How long does freeze-dried food last? I bought #10 cans of freeze dried chicken, beef, peas, corn and carrots to use in making dinners for my thru this spring. I have some pretty specific dietary needs, so I am concerned about being able to get the food I want/need on the trail.


An In Depth Look At the Freeze Drying Process
When it comes to food storage, freeze dried food has become the select choice since its ability to stay fresh for 20 â 30 years is revolutionary. Now it is possible to freeze dry fruit, vegetables, meats, dairy products and whole meals.


How much does a 32 ounce bottle of water weigh?
A 32 ounce bottle of water weighs 2.083 pounds plus the weight of the bottle which would be a fraction of an ounce. The weight can also be described as 33.33 ounces in weight. It also depends on temperature but let's not confuse things. Water weighs 8.33 pounds per gallon at standard temperature and pressure.


1 US fluid ounce of water (fl-oz) = 29.57 grams of water (g wt.)
1 US fluid ounce of water (fl-oz) = 29.57 grams of water (g wt.) Specific US fluid ounce of water to gram of water Conversion Results. Enter a New US fluid ounce of water Amount to Convert From. * Whole number, decimal or fraction ie: 6, 5.33, 17 3/8. * Precision is how many digits after decimal point 1 - 9.


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Video: Changes in the Standard Deduction for Certain Tax Filers. Updated for Tax Year 2014. OVERVIEW. There are other factors that affect your standard tax deduction besides your filing status. Watch this video to find out what they are.


Standard or itemized tax deduction?
Similarly, if someone claims you as an exemption on his tax return, the amount of the standard deduction you can take on your own return may be limited. Finally, your deduction decision isn't a lifelong commitment.


Video: Changes in the Standard Deduction for Certain Tax Filers
When you are at least 65 years old by the end of the tax year, the IRS provides you with a larger standard deduction than if you weren't over 65. And if you file a joint return with your spouse and only one of you qualifies for the increased standard deductionâyou can still report it.


Standard or itemized tax deduction?
This lower income requirement is in effect for older filers through the 2016 tax year. Separately, you have to reach a 2-percent-of-income threshold before you can use miscellaneous deductions, such as unreimbursed job expenses and investment and tax-preparation costs.


Video: Changes in the Standard Deduction for Certain Tax Filers
For many taxpayers who use the same filing status each yearâreporting the standard deduction on a tax return is probably one of the more simple tasks. This is because there are five filing status options available and each one has a fixed amount of standard deduction you can report. But if you will be 65 by the end of the tax year, are at least partially blind or are the dependent to another taxpayerâyour standard deduction is a little different.


How much do Indian professors earn?
How much do doctors earn? How much do you earn a year and what do you do? How can I do the same as a 32-year-old struggling mother of 3 who is about to be homeless desp... How many lives does a doctor save per year?


How Much Money Do Doctors Make?
How much money do doctors make? $645,000 is the highest doctor pay weâve seen. $187,000 is the national median doctor pay and $180,000 to $400,000 is a solid range. That range depends heavily on specialty. Itâs tough to answer the question, âHow much money do doctors makeâ because thereâs such a wide range across the country.


How Much Money Do Doctors Make?
For a more in-depth understanding of how much doctors actually get paid, see the section below on doctor pay by specialty. How Much Doctors Make by Specialty: $174,000 to $413,000. The table below shows doctor salaries from $174,000 to $413,000. In truth, some doctors may make $650,000 a year or more. The data in the table was compiled my Medscape, a service that provides research and medical information to the healthcare industry.


How much does a doctor make per year?
doctors usually makes an average of 150,000 -300,000 dollars in a year A average doctor makes between 120,000-140,000 a year.


How Much Money Do Doctors Make?
As the table shows, the median doctor pay of $187,000 a year leaves out a lot of wiggle room for doctors to make considerably more money. Most of the specialists listed below make considerably more than the median doctor pay.


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How much does a DEA agent make per year? How could you make $25000 per year as a student? What are some things doctors wished they did during their medical school years?


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The medical industry still makes plenty money, so if you have the right paperwork(s), you can make around 50K per year average. Howeverâ¦â¦â¦â¦ being a doctor is about saving lives and improving the Lives of others.


Did Donald Trump Just Hand the Senate to Elizabeth Warren?
For Elizabeth Warren, maybe not running for president wasnât such a bad idea after all. One of the great disappointments for fans of the Massachusetts senatorâa huge, devoted following of progressive Democrats across the countryâhas been watching their hero sit out the presidential contest.


Has Elizabeth Warren been practicing law without a license?
Warren became licensed in New Jersey in 1977. She famously and speculatively claimed to be the âfirst nursing mother to take a Bar examâ in New Jersey. Warren, however, is not currently licensed in New Jersey:


Has Elizabeth Warren been practicing law without a license?
Answer Wiki. Maybe.... She may not have practiced law in any Massachusetts court - so she would not have need to be a member of the Massachusetts bar. She appears to have practiced in Federal Cases. That would require membership in a state bar or one in Guam, Puerto RIco, etc.


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The Khazei campaign did not return calls from ABCNews.com seeking comment, but Rubin said in a statement, âAnyone whoâs going to contribute to Elizabeth Warrenâs campaign knows she has been fighting for middle-class families her whole life, and thatâs who sheâll fight for in the Senate.


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S.847 â 115th Congress (2017-2018) A bill to establish a commission to ensure a suitable observance of the centennial of the passage and ratification of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing for women's...


Medal of Honor
1. S.882 â 115th Congress (2017-2018) A bill to amend title 38, United States Code, to provide for the entitlement to educational assistance under the Post-9/11 Educational Assistance Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs for members of the Armed Forces awarded the Purple Heart, and for other purposes.


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Sponsor: Sen. Warren, Elizabeth [D-MA] (Introduced 04/06/2017) Cosponsors: (3) Committees: Senate - Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Latest Action: 04/06/2017 Read twice and referred to the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs.


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Rubin said the campaign would stay âfocused on the issues that Elizabeth Warren has been focused on: fighting for middle-class families and making sure they have an advocate in the United States senator from Massachusetts.â.


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âToday, the same people that Senator Brown has been standing up to in the Senate, the big government believers and the Washington insiders sent Professor Elizabeth Warren to Massachusetts to push their failed agenda here,â the e mail read.


Biography
5' 8 (1.73 m) Elizabeth Warren was born on June 22, 1949 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA as Elizabeth Ann Herring. She has been married to Bruce Mann since July 12, 1980. She was previously married to Jim Warren.


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Reno Population 2017. Reno has an estimated population of 237,000, which makes it the 4th most populous city in Nevada after Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas. The Reno-Sparks metropolitan area, or Truckee Meadows, has a population of more than 500,000 people. The city proper has a population density of 2,186 people per square mile, or 844 people per square kilometer.


Reno Population 2018
Reno has an estimated population of  237,000, which makes it the 4th most populous city in Nevada after Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas. The Reno-Sparks metropolitan area, or Truckee Meadows, has a population of more than 500,000 people. The city proper has a population density of 2,186 people per square mile, or 844 people per square kilometer.


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In civilian labor force, total, percent of population age 16 years+, 2011-2015: 66.1%: In civilian labor force, female, percent of population age 16 years+, 2011-2015: 61.6%: Total accommodation and food services sales, 2012 ($1,000) 1,436,766: Total health care and social assistance receipts/revenue, 2012 ($1,000) 2,661,538


Jason C. Dy, MD
Dr. Dy's Overview. Dr. Dy graduated from the University of Illinois, Chicago College of Medicine in 1992. He works in Naperville, IL and specializes in Internal Medicine. Dr. Dy is affiliated with Edward Hospital.


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Dr. Dy's Care Philosophy. My goal in treating people is to collaborate with them as a means to maintain the best quality of life for as long as possible. This is achieved through an active investment by the patient in a healthy lifestyle and regular surveillance of any conditions by me.


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Dr. Lady Dy is a dermatologist in Glenview, Illinois and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Rush Oak Park Hospital and Rush University Medical Center. She received her medical degree from McMaster University School of Medicine and has been in practice between 11-20 years.


Rate Dr. Hans Dy
My mother has been with Dr, Dy at the Ravines Retirement home for the past 5 yrs. Recently he responded to a medical e-mail question I had for my mother, while on vacation. On a Saturday he came to my mothers door to check on her condition on his own call.


About Dr. George R Dy
Dr. George Dy, MD is a Doctor primarily located in Mansfield, PA. He has 34 years of experience. His specialties include Pediatrics and Nephrology. Dr. Dy is affiliated with Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital.


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Dr. Dy accepts several types of health insurance, listed below. She is one of 13 doctors at Rush Oak Park Hospital and one of 19 at Rush University Medical Center who specialize in Dermatology. (312) 942-2195 Phone Number.


How Does a Pay-as-You-Go Cell Phone Work?
Pay-as-you-go phones are a convenient way to obtain a cell phone without a credit check or long-term commitment.You can purchase minutes and data as needed instead of committing to a contract.urchasing Phones and Airtime. You can buy phones and airtime cards for a specified number of minutes at retail outlets such as Target, Walmart and Walgreens. You also may be able to use an old phone by switching out its SIM card with one from your new pay-as-you-go provider.


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Confidence votes 261K. Pay-as-you-go cell phones offer a great alternative to phone service with a contract. Prepaid companies usually take payment by credit card, monthly refill through a bank account, or a refill card.Many companies now offer monthly rates, in which a monthly fee is paid for that month of service. what is a pay-as-you-go-phone? Also known as a prepaid phone is a phone that does not require a monthly calling plan. You can buy these phones in almost any store or on â¦ the internet. With this type of phone, you decide how much you want to pay for your minutes.


How Does a Pay-as-You-Go Cell Phone Work?
Monthly Plans. Some providers offer monthly airtime and data plans with no credit check or long-term contract. This allows you to keep the flexibility of having a pay as you go phone without the hassle of having to constantly stop and add more minutes.urchasing Phones and Airtime. You can buy phones and airtime cards for a specified number of minutes at retail outlets such as Target, Walmart and Walgreens. You also may be able to use an old phone by switching out its SIM card with one from your new pay-as-you-go provider.


How Does a Pay-as-You-Go Cell Phone Work?
Purchasing Phones and Airtime. You can buy phones and airtime cards for a specified number of minutes at retail outlets such as Target, Walmart and Walgreens. You also may be able to use an old phone by switching out its SIM card with one from your new pay-as-you-go provider.urchasing Phones and Airtime. You can buy phones and airtime cards for a specified number of minutes at retail outlets such as Target, Walmart and Walgreens. You also may be able to use an old phone by switching out its SIM card with one from your new pay-as-you-go provider.


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Use a pay as you go plan if you have unlocked cell phones at your disposal. Taking out the necessity to buy a phone with a wireless provider will save you money. 3. Take advantage of pay as you go options if you have poor credit or no credit.. Recognize that if you use your phone every day, the pay as you go option is likely to be more expensive. AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon and Boost Mobile offer daily plans that are between $.99 and $3 per day. 1  Buying prepaid minutes can also be more expensive.


How does Pay as you go work?
1 You need to buy a airtime credit in the form of a top up before you can make any calls or texts. 2  This credit is used to pay for the texts and calls you make-when you run out of credit you need to top-up your phone again before you can use it.3  More about how to top-up.ere's what happens. 1  You need to buy a airtime credit in the form of a top up before you can make any calls or texts. 2  This credit is used to pay for the texts and calls you make-when you run out of credit you need to top-up your phone again before you can use it. 3  More about how to top-up.


AT&T Go Phone Prepaid Cellphone Plan Review
Lowest Price Per Anytime Minute: $0.10. Plans: AT&T Go phone has a wide range of options with both monthly unlimited plans for smartphones and basic phones as well as pay-as-you-go and international options. Unlimited plans for smartphones include unlimited voice and text messages and limited (or add-on only) data.These plans start at $25.owest Price Per Anytime Minute: $0.10. Plans: AT&T Go phone has a wide range of options with both monthly unlimited plans for smartphones and basic phones as well as pay-as-you-go and international options. Unlimited plans for smartphones include unlimited voice and text messages and limited (or add-on only) data.


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Pay as you go plans are a cell phone payment that allows you to purchase a large number of minutes to use over weeks or months. You can also choose billing on a daily rate, only when you use the phone.. Recognize that if you use your phone every day, the pay as you go option is likely to be more expensive. AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon and Boost Mobile offer daily plans that are between $.99 and $3 per day. 1  Buying prepaid minutes can also be more expensive.


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  what is a pay-as-you-go-phone? Also known as a prepaid phone is a phone that does not require a monthly calling plan. You can buy these phones in almost any store or on â¦ the internet. With this type of phone, you decide how much you want to pay for your minutes.You can also use an unlocked phone as a prepaid. what is a pay-as-you-go-phone? Also known as a prepaid phone is a phone that does not require a monthly calling plan. You can buy these phones in almost any store or on â¦ the internet. With this type of phone, you decide how much you want to pay for your minutes.


Common snapping turtle
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The common snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentina) is a large freshwater turtle of the family Chelydridae. Its natural range extends from southeastern Canada, southwest to the edge of the Rocky Mountains, as far east as Nova Scotia and Florida.he safest way to pick up a common snapping turtle is by grasping the carapace above the back legs. There is a large gap above the back legs that allows for easy grasping of the carapace and keeps hands safe from both the beak and claws of the turtle.


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Mark Moran. The Common Snapping Turtle is Virginia's largest turtle. It's carapace (top shell) will grow to 18 inches long, and they can weigh up to 45 pounds. Snapping turtles have a large head with a hooked jaw.Their colors are usually dull brown to black.They have webbed feet with long claws and a very long tail.he Common Snapping Turtle is Virginia's largest turtle. It's carapace (top shell) will grow to 18 inches long, and they can weigh up to 45 pounds. Snapping turtles have a large head with a hooked jaw.


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Please try again later. A Common snapping turtle is a large freshwater turtle.(Chelydra serpentina) They eat carrion (dead animals), plants, small birds and fish.They have strong jaws which can deliver a powerful bite that can take your finger off. So stay clear of their mouth.lease try again later. A Common snapping turtle is a large freshwater turtle.(Chelydra serpentina) They eat carrion (dead animals), plants, small birds and fish.They have strong jaws which can deliver a powerful bite that can take your finger off. So stay clear of their mouth.


Common snapping turtle
The common snapping turtle is noted for its combative disposition when out of the water with its powerful beak-like jaws, and highly mobile head and neck (hence the specific name serpentina, meaning  snake-like). In water, they are likely to flee and hide themselves underwater in sediment.he safest way to pick up a common snapping turtle is by grasping the carapace above the back legs. There is a large gap above the back legs that allows for easy grasping of the carapace and keeps hands safe from both the beak and claws of the turtle.


Common Snapping Turtle
Like all turtles, snapping turtles have a shell that covers their back, also called a carapace. In snapping turtles the carapace is normally between 8 and 18 1/2 inches long. The shell color ranges from dark brown to tan and can even be black.As a snapping turtle grows, the shell often becomes covered with mud and algae. The tail has sharp ridges running along its length, and is nearly as long as the shell.napping turtles will eat nearly anything that they can get their jaws around. They feed on dead animals, insects, fish, birds, small mammals, amphibians, and a surprisingly large amount of aquatic plants. Snapping turtles kill other turtles by biting off their heads.


How old do snapping turtles live? How Big will they get? How fast? How heavy will they be at full weight?
Best Answer: Snapping turtles are noted for their powerful beak-like jaws and pugnacious disposition. They have a muscular build with ridged shells that may measure from 50 cm long in Chelydra species to some 80 cm long in the Alligator Snapping Turtle (Macroclemys temminckii).The latter species is one of the largest freshwater turtles in the world, weighing up to 100 kilograms. The Common Snapping Turtle (C.hey have a muscular build with ridged shells that may measure from 50 cm long in Chelydra species to some 80 cm long in the Alligator Snapping Turtle (Macroclemys temminckii). The latter species is one of the largest freshwater turtles in the world, weighing up to 100 kilograms.


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how big can a snapping turtle get? The common snapper can reach 50-80 lbs. and can live 40-50 years attaining a carapace size of 18'.s babies snapping turtles get along with all kinds of turtles. once the snapping turtle gets big enough, it starts to realize it is stronger and bigger than the other turtles â¦ . At that point it gets very aggressive. I have a 6 month old snapping turtle that is very calm and stays away from the other turtles.


Common Snapping Turtle
The eggs and hatchlings of snapping turtles may be eaten by other large turtles, great blue herons, crows, raccoons, skunks, foxes, bullfrogs, water snakes, and large predatory fish, such as largemouth bass. However, once snapping turtles become larger, there are few animals that prey on them.napping turtles will eat nearly anything that they can get their jaws around. They feed on dead animals, insects, fish, birds, small mammals, amphibians, and a surprisingly large amount of aquatic plants. Snapping turtles kill other turtles by biting off their heads.


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How big do snapping turtles get and how long do they live? Answer: Common snapping turtles live up to about 40 or 50 years. Usually the captive snappers kept as pets live longer than their wild cousins.The alligator snapping turtles on the other hand live uch longer and it is believed that they can reach a 100 years or so.The common snappers can grow to quite impressive sizes in captivity. A weight of 40 - 50 pounds is not uncommon, and some people reported having a snapper as heavy as 80 pounds.Again, the alligator snapping turtle is much bigger.he common snappers can grow to quite impressive sizes in captivity. A weight of 40 - 50 pounds is not uncommon, and some people reported having a snapper as heavy as 80 pounds. Again, the alligator snapping turtle is much bigger.


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The common snapping turtle is a very hardy, wide ranging specie. Its natural range extends from southern Canada through the eastern and central United States and eastern Mexico to northern South America. Throughout this range are 4 very similar subspecies.he common snapping turtle is a very hardy, wide ranging specie. Its natural range extends from southern Canada through the eastern and central United States and eastern Mexico to northern South America. Throughout this range are 4 very similar subspecies.


How old was Thomas Jefferson when he died?
His father died when he was fourteen years old, leaving a widow and eight children... http://www.adherents.com/people/pj/Thomas_Jefferso Thomas Jefferson â FactMonster.com Thomas Jefferson was born on April 13 (April 2, old style), 1743, at Shadwell in ... He died at Monticello on July 4, 1826.


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It scarcely seemed possible that 83-year-old Jefferson had lived just long enough to reach the 50th anniversary of Americaâs independence. News of the death of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson from the July 8, 1826 issue of the Post.


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Down in Monticello, the end for Thomas Jefferson wasnât as serene. Readers of the Post knew that Jefferson had spent his final months trying to free his estate from debt before he died. According to Thomas Jefferson Randolph, his grandson, the former presidentâs debts exceeded $100,000.


Thomas Jefferson and John Adams die
On this day in 1826, former Presidents Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, who were once fellow Patriots and then adversaries, die on the same day within five hours of each other.


How Did Thomas Jefferson Die?
Thomas Jefferson was the author of the Declaration of Independence and third president of the United States. He was born on April 13, 1743, at Shadwell, Virginia and died on July 4, 1826, at his home, Monticello, at the age of 83. After being president, Jefferson retired to Monticello.


How Did Thomas Jefferson Die?
Thomas Jefferson's Death. After being president, Jefferson retired to Monticello. He sold his book collection to be the base of the Library of Congress. At 76 years old, he played a major role in the founding of Virginia University. He died of unknown causes on July 4, 1826, just hours before his friend, John Adams.


How old was Thomas Jefferson when he died?
Thomas Jefferson â Infoplease.com Thomas Jefferson was born on April 13 (April 2, old style), 1743, at Shadwell in ... He died at Monticello on July 4, 1826.


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Please, when you make the food for your feeder, do not add food coloring. It is not good for the hummers. Use a red feeder instead. I use a clear glass feeder, and the mixture for hummingbirds is easy: 2 cups sugar to 4 cups water. Boil it until sugar is dissolved and let cool. Distilled water is best, but I live in a non-fluoridated area, so my tap water is fine.


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For a hummingbird to keep her babies alive until they fledge, her nest must serve all of the following purposes: 1  Insulation to hold the mother's heat tightly against the eggs, and to keep rain and cold air from leaking in. 2  A strong bed for the mother to spend all her time while she's incubating the eggs.


Hummingbird Nests/ Eggs/ Baby Hummingbird Pictures/Photos
What does a hummingbird nest look like. On average a hummingbird nest will only be 1 1/2 inches in diameter, about the size of a ping pong ball and will be cup shaped . Hummingbird nest material. The hummingbird nest will be made out of downy-like plant material thatâs held together with spider webs.


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1. Compare the list of materials we're going to use with the materials a hummingbird uses, and think of the purposes of a hummingbird nest. Now match the Hummer Nest-Building Materials with the Student Nest-Building Materials. (Hint: One of the Hummer materials does the same work as TWO of the student materials.)


Hummingbird Nests/ Eggs/ Baby Hummingbird Pictures/Photos
Hummingbird Eggs. The female hummingbird will usually lay 2 eggs in the hummingbird nest, sometimes only 1. The hummingbird eggs will be laid on 2 different days, but will usually hatch on the same day because the female will not start incubating the the eggs until the second egg is laid.


All About Hummingbird Nests
Exact nest dimensions vary depending on the species of hummingbird, the materials used to create the nest and how the nest must be constructed to fit its location. Most hummingbird nests are 1.5 inches in diameter, roughly the size of a walnut, ping-pong ball or golf ball.


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For a hummingbird to keep her babies alive until they fledge, her nest must serve all of the following purposes: Insulation to hold the mother's heat tightly against the eggs, and to keep rain and cold air from leaking in.


All About Hummingbird Nests
The height of the nest varies greatly depending on the hummingbird species and what suitable nesting locations are available. Hummingbirds typically build their nests from 3-60 feet above the ground, and the nest may be located up to a half mile away from preferred food sources if no closer sites are suitable.


All About Hummingbird Nests
Hummingbird Nest Construction. Hummingbird nests are built entirely by the female bird â male hummingbirds do not have any part in raising chicks once the initial act of copulation is complete. The female, however, will spend several hours a day for 5-7 days collecting materials to build her nest.


Day 4 of Creation: Sun, Moon, & Stars
God made two great lightsâthe greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. He also made the stars. God set them in the vault of the sky to give light on the earth, to govern the day and the night, and to separate light from darkness. And God saw that it was good.And there was evening, and there was morningâthe fourth day.â -Genesis 1:14-19.e also made the stars. God set them in the vault of the sky to give light on the earth, to govern the day and the night, and to separate light from darkness. And God saw that it was good.


Signs and Seasons
When God created the heavens and the earth, He said: said, Let there be lights in the expanse of the sky to separate the day from the night, and let them serve as signs to mark seasons and days and years, -- Genesis 1:14.he stars are awesome evidence of God's work. It appears that God had an additional purpose in the stars. When you closely examine the names of the stars and constellations, it appears they tell an important story of salvation.


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By Austin Cline. The Bible has contradictory accounts of when the stars were created. The first creation story in Genesis says that the stars were created on the fourth day, the day after the earth was created. Job, however, says that at the time the corner stone of the earth was laid, the stars already existed.y Austin Cline. The Bible has contradictory accounts of when the stars were created. The first creation story in Genesis says that the stars were created on the fourth day, the day after the earth was created. Job, however, says that at the time the corner stone of the earth was laid, the stars already existed.


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And it was so. God made two great lightsâthe greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. He also made the stars. God set them in the expanse of the sky to give light on the earth, to govern the day and the night, and to separate light from darkness.And God saw that it was good.And there was evening, and there was morningâthe fourth day.nd it was so. And God made the two great lights, the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night; he made the stars also. And God set them in the firmament of the heavens to give light upon the earth, to rule over the day and over the night, and to separate the light from the darkness.


Creation Coloring Pages âGod Made the Sun, Moon, and Starsâ
16 God made two great lightsâthe greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. He also made the stars. 17 God set them in the expanse of the sky to give light on the earth, 18 to govern the day and the night, and to separate light from darkness.And God saw that it was good. 19 And there was evening, and there was morningâthe fourth day.6 God made two great lightsâthe greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. He also made the stars. 17 God set them in the expanse of the sky to give light on the earth, 18 to govern the day and the night, and to separate light from darkness.


Genesis creation narrative
And God called the dry land Earth; and the gathering together of the waters called he Seas: and God saw that it was good. ...And the evening and the morning were the third day. ...He made the stars also. And God set them in the firmament of the heaven.y Austin Cline. The Bible has contradictory accounts of when the stars were created. The first creation story in Genesis says that the stars were created on the fourth day, the day after the earth was created. Job, however, says that at the time the corner stone of the earth was laid, the stars already existed.


"Creation Passages: ""In Six Days"" and ""Evening and Morning"""
Genesis 1:17 And God set them in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth, Genesis 1:18 And to rule over the day and over the night, and to divide the light from the darkness: and God saw that it was good.Genesis 1:19 And the evening and the morning were the fourth day.enesis 1:17 And God set them in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth, Genesis 1:18 And to rule over the day and over the night, and to divide the light from the darkness: and God saw that it was good.


Signs and Seasons
And it was so. And God made the two great lights, the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night; he made the stars also. And God set them in the firmament of the heavens to give light upon the earth, to rule over the day and over the night, and to separate the light from the darkness.nd it was so. And God made the two great lights, the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night; he made the stars also. And God set them in the firmament of the heavens to give light upon the earth, to rule over the day and over the night, and to separate the light from the darkness.


The Literal Interpretation of the Genesis One Creation Account by Rich Deem
Genesis 1:14 And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years: Genesis 1:15 And let them be for lights in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth: and it was so.enesis 1:17 And God set them in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth, Genesis 1:18 And to rule over the day and over the night, and to divide the light from the darkness: and God saw that it was good.


What Was that âLightâ before the Sun (Genesis 1:3)?
Nor can it be argued legitimately that the sun, moon, and stars were âcreatedâ on the first day of the initial week, and then were simply made to âappearâ on the fourth day, as advocates of the Gap Theory have attempted to establish.There is no basis in the Hebrew text for that conclusion.or can it be argued legitimately that the sun, moon, and stars were âcreatedâ on the first day of the initial week, and then were simply made to âappearâ on the fourth day, as advocates of the Gap Theory have attempted to establish.There is no basis in the Hebrew text for that conclusion.


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Hawaiian Words
Hawaiian Words. Hawaiian isnât too hard to pronounce if you know the rules. First, each syllable is either a vowel by itself or a vowel and a consonant. Example â aka is pronounced ah-kahâ¦ There are some glottal stops that change the meaning and pronunciation, but Iâll try to just give you a few easy ones. You can break down the words just by combining the consonant with the vowel and if there is a vowel left over, pronounce it by itself. So that famous State fish of Hawaii? Humuhumunukunukuapuaâa is pronounced:


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Hawaiian Words
And â you need to know how the vowels are pronounced. We do our vowels a little differently: Vowel Pronunciation a ah i ee u oo e eh o oh. You will also notice that there are fewer consonants. No b, c, d, f, g, j, q, r, s, t, v, x or y â the W is sometimes pronounced as a âvâ. You will hear Hawaiâi pronounced Hah vah ee sometimes. Hawaiian English


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What is the Afrikaans word for dear friend? What is the Albanian word for dear friend? What is the Amharic word for dear friend? What is the Arabic word for dear friend? What is the Armenian word for dear friend? What is the Azerbaijani word for dear friend? What is the Basque word for dear friend? What is the Belarusian word for dear friend?


Writing Business and Personal Letters in Spanish
In English, it is common to begin both personal letters and business correspondence with Dear ___.. In Spanish, however, there is more variation depending on how formal you want to be. In personal correspondence, the equivalent of dear is querido or querida (the past participle of querer), depending on the sex of the person.


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Imagine dear friend, which means watching the sunsets, seeing people who look like old consuls, coughs and brutes, walking in the streets, fixing their sandals, which even the scornful air that must have the masters of the world.


Writing Business and Personal Letters in Spanish
In Spanish, it is the rule to follow the greeting with a colon rather than the comma usually used in English. Use of a comma is seen as an Anglicism. Querido Roberto: (Dear Roberto,) Querida Ana: (Dear Ana,) Queridos Juan y Lisa: (Dear Juan and Lisa,) Note that in Spanish the masculine form, queridos, is used if the recipients include people of both sexes.


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Writing Business and Personal Letters in Spanish
Whether you're writing a letter to a Spanish-speaking friend or preparing a formal business letter, the greetings and salutations in this lesson can help give your letters credibility and make them seem more authentic.


Writing Business and Personal Letters in Spanish
Use of a comma is seen as an Anglicism. 1  Querido Roberto: (Dear Roberto,) 2  Querida Ana: (Dear Ana,) 3  Queridos Juan y Lisa: (Dear Juan and Lisa,) Note that in Spanish the masculine form, queridos, is used if the recipients include people of both sexes. But querido is too casual for business correspondence, especially where you aren't a friend of the recipient.


How do you say 'corn grits' in Spanish? Here's a list of phrases you may be looking for.
How to say 'dear friend' in Spanish. How do you say 'dear friend' in Spanish? Here's a list of phrases you may be looking for. Spanish phrases for 'dear friend'.


Writing Business and Personal Letters in Spanish
Greetings To Use in Writing a Letter. 1  Querido Roberto: (Dear Roberto,) 2  Querida Ana: (Dear Ana,) 3  Queridos Juan y Lisa: (Dear Juan and Lisa,) Note that in Spanish the masculine form, queridos, is used if the recipients include people of both sexes. more information...


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If you don't know the name of the person you're writing to, you can use the following formats: 1  Muy seÃ±or mÃo: (Dear sir,) 2  Estimado seÃ±or: (Dear sir,) 3  Muy seÃ±ora mÃa: (Dear madam,) 4  Estimada seÃ±ora: (Dear madam,) 5  Muy seÃ±ores mÃos: (Dear sirs, dear sirs/madams,) 6  Estimados seÃ±ores: (Dear sirs, dear sirs/madams,) The Spanish equivalent of to whom it may concern is a quiÃ©n corresponda (literally, to the one responsible). Closings To Use in Writing a Letter


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He is the founder and chairman of the board of ResMed and has been chairman and a director since our inception in June 1989. Dr. Farrell also served as chief executive officer from July 1990 until December 2007, and from February 2011 until March 2013.


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Peter Farrell is the founder and chairman of ResMed and has been chairman and a director since our inception in June 1989. He served as chief executive officer from July 1990 until December 2007 when he became executive chairman.


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Summary. Resmed-Pei Limited was set up on Fri the 22nd of Jul 2005 in Dublin 12. Their current status is Normal. The company's current directors Brian Meaney, Ewan Cuthbertson and Anthony Keily have been the director of 13 other Irish companies between them. Resmed-Pei Limited has 2 shareholders.


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Summary. Resmed-Pei Limited was set up on Fri the 22nd of Jul 2005 in Dublin 12. Their current status is Normal. The company's current directors Brian Meaney, Ewan Cuthbertson and Anthony Keily have been the director of 13 other Irish companies between them.


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The company's current directors Brian Meaney, Ewan Cuthbertson and Anthony Keily have been the director of 13 other Irish companies between them. Resmed-Pei Limited has 2 shareholders.


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Their current status is Normal. The company's current directors Brian Meaney, Ewan Cuthbertson and Anthony Keily have been the director of 13 other Irish companies between them. Resmed-Pei Limited has 2 shareholders.


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Prior to joining ResMed in 2011, Mr. McHale was managing director of UCB Pharma for UK and Ireland. He also served as chair of the European Medicines Group and a member of the Board of Management for the Association of British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI).


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President, Europe and Asia Pacific. Anne Reiser became president of ResMed's Europe and Asia Pacific region in December 2014. Previously, Ms. Reiser was president of ResMedâs Europe region. She served as ResMed's France chief operating officer since 2007 after joining as sales director in 2006.


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Resmed-Pei Limited was set up on Fri the 22nd of Jul 2005 in Dublin 12. Their current status is Normal.


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Before joining ResMed, Mr. Darkin served as vice president of Operations for Ambri Pty (Molecular Engineering and Biotechnology) Ltd. In Australia, and vice president of Product Development for Telectronics Medical Systems in Australia and the United States.


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With only 12 weeks to turn 40 recruits into a unified platoon, Drill Instructors use every moment of the daily routine to teach and enforce discipline and teamwork. In the barracks, there are a number of Marine Corps Regulations concerning hygiene and protocol that must be followed.


Marine Corps Boot Camp Timeline At a Glance
You will tackle this course twice during your 13 weeks of training. Physical Training. Physical Training, or PT as it is often called, comes in many forms. Recruit training uses a progressive physical training program, which builds up recruits to Marine Corps standards.


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Recruit training is more than just a physical challenge. Recruits must learn to make the right decisions, quickly and confidently, in any situation. In combat, the lives of Marines and civilians depend on it. They will be tested on everything they learn, both on paper and in practical application.


United States Marine Corps Recruit Training
Non-infantry Marines will attend a course called Marine Combat Training for 29 days, then proceed to the appropriate school for their Military Occupational Specialty (which vary in length). Infantry Marines attend the Infantry Training Battalion for 59 days.


Marine Corps Boot Camp Timeline At a Glance
The first phase is the transition of civilian to recruit and it takes place at the MCRD, where recruits undergo strenuous physical training, martial arts and classes on such areas as Marine Corps history and first aid. A recruit's first stop is called âRecruit Receivingâ.


United States Marine Corps Recruit Training
Phase Two of recruit training is an introduction to field skills, and includes two weeks of marksmanship training, a field week, and Team Week. In the first week of the second phase the first inter-platoon contest is held.


United States Marine Corps Recruit Training
[T]he Marine boot still steps from the recruit train with 74 other victims in his platoon to face crushing defeat at the hands of a merciless staff-sergeant drill instructor and his two assistants.


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Leadership is a hallmark of the Marine Corps. During their 12 weeks of training, recruits learn leadership skills and receive opportunities to practice them in simulated combat scenarios. By the time they become Marines, every recruit is prepared to lead with confidence. Recruits must learn the 11 Leadership Principles and 14 Leadership Traits.


Drill instructor
United States Marine Corps Recruit Training, commonly known as  boot camp , is a 13-week program of initial training that each recruit must successfully complete in order to serve in the United States Marine Corps.


United States Marine Corps Recruit Training
All recruits from the 1st, 4th and 6th recruiting districts and all female recruits are sent to Parris Island. Those desiring to become officers attend training at Officer Candidates School at Marine Corps Base Quantico, VA.


How to Sprout Lentils
place with a rubber band over the top of the jar. Drain the water and allow to sit upside down in a bowl. Step 3: Rinse, drain and place upside down in bowl, once each day. After 24 hours the lentils are beginning to sprout.


Does Color Really Matter??
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How to Sprout Lentils
Iâve been cooking with sprouted lentils for a few years now and I will never go back! I love the way they taste and how quick they cook up.


Types of Lentils and Protein Value
Red Lentils. Red lentils are commonly used in Indian and Middle Eastern dishes. They are actually brown massor lentils with the hulls removed. Red lentils have a mild, sweet flavor. When cooked, they turn a golden color. Red lentils do not hold their shape very well and tend to become mushy. Use them for purees or as a thickener for a recipe.


How to Sprout Lentils
Rachel says. At least a few days, depending on how much moisture is in them, they may start to mold. Iâve always used them within 3 or 4 days. I believe you can sprout any type of lentil, but I havenât experimented with too many. I typically have brown or green and I have seen people do it with orange.


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1 Compliance with the provisions of these standards does not excuse failure to comply with the provisions of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, or other Federal laws. LENTILS. (j) Good color lentils. Lentils that are practically free from discoloration and have the uniform natural color and appearance characteristics of the predominating ...


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Small underdeveloped lentils, pieces of lentils, and all matter other than lentils which can be readily removed by use of sieves and cleaning devices as set forth in the Pea and Lentil Handbook (see 606). (f) Dockage-free lentils. Lentils from which the dockage has been removed. (g) Fair color lentils. Lentils that are lightly to moderately discolored from storage or other causes to the extent they cannot be considered of good color. (h) Foreign material in dockage-free lentils. All matter other than lentils, and including detached seedcoats. (i) Foreign material in thresher-run lentils.


Lens culinaris Medik.
Vitamins, except folic and pantothenic acids, increase markedly during sprouting. Dry lentil husks contain 11.1% protein (1.3% digestible), 0.7% fat, 47.5% carbohydrate, 25.6% fiber, and 3.1% ash (Duke, 1981). About 90% of lentil protein is found in the cotyledons with albumins and globulins being the major fractions. Digestibility coefficients for lentil are relatively high and range from 78-93%, while biological values range from 32-58%. Oleic, palmitic and linoleic are the dominant fatty acids (Hulse, 1994).


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Lentils are not a complete protein because they do not contain all nine essential amino acids. Lentils lack the amino acids methionine and cysteine. Sprouted lentils do contain sufficient amounts of all nine amino acids. You can obtain all amino acids necessary by pairing cooked lentils with a grain such as rice.


How to Sprout Lentils
By the third day lentils have sprouted and are ready for cooking. Step 4: Remove screen or cheese cloth, use lentils. immediately or put a regular lid on them and store them. in the fridge until you are ready to use them.


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One method of cutting slate stone is the dry cut method. Here you can use a diamond blade in a circular saw, or a bicarbonate blade in a jigsaw, or a hacksaw. It is to be noted that using jigsaw or hacksaw won't give a straight cut and hence this type of cut is not recommended.he cutting should be done in such an area that water can be easily pumped into the saw. Mark the cut on the slate with a pencil and place the slate on the tray. Place the blade on the marked portion and turn on the saw. The slate slowly moves towards the blade and the blade grinds through the stone.


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When you cut slate tile, you will definitely need a tile cutter such as a tile saw. If planning for dry cutting slate tile, you can use a diamond blade in a circular saw or a bicarbonate blade in a jigsaw. You can even cut slate tile with a hacksaw.f you are dry cutting slate tile, get prepared with all sorts of protective gears like safety glass, ear plugs, face masks etc. so that you do not inhale or be affected by the dust formed while cutting slate tile. Its better to cut tiles in an open area with all protective measures.


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You can use a wet saw for cutting. Here you place the slate stone on a sliding tray which moves into the spinning blade. The blade, the saw and stone are kept wet while cutting so that they do not become too hot. The cutting should be done in such an area that water can be easily pumped into the saw.Mark the cut on the slate with a pencil and place the slate on the tray. Place the blade on the marked portion and turn on the saw. The slate slowly moves towards the blade and the blade grinds through the stone.Continue until the blade has cut cleanly all the way through the slate.he cutting should be done in such an area that water can be easily pumped into the saw. Mark the cut on the slate with a pencil and place the slate on the tray. Place the blade on the marked portion and turn on the saw. The slate slowly moves towards the blade and the blade grinds through the stone.


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1 Before actually cutting slate tiles, practice a little by cutting some scrap piece of slate tile so that you get used to with the way a tile saw works. 2  Now measure and mark the tile and place the tile on the cutting table. 3  Line the diamond blade up with the mark on the tile.f you are dry cutting slate tile, get prepared with all sorts of protective gears like safety glass, ear plugs, face masks etc. so that you do not inhale or be affected by the dust formed while cutting slate tile. Its better to cut tiles in an open area with all protective measures.


How to CUT SLATE - How to cut slates Thick or Thin DIY or Trade
Published on Aug 29, 2013. This video shows some common and not so common methods of cutting slate. Not only does it show you the easiest way to cut slate, but shows you some of the techniques and kit the professionals use, and how to replicate this at home with no specialist equipment if necessary.Why not visit this link to see more free slating advice and videos: http://www.fixmyroof.co.uk/videos-and...ot only does it show you the easiest way to cut slate, but shows you some of the techniques and kit the professionals use, and how to replicate this at home with no specialist equipment if necessary. Why not visit this link to see more free slating advice and videos:


How to Cut Slate Floor Tiles
When cutting slate tiles, it is best to use a wet saw with a pre-installed table for the tiles to fit into. If a wet saw is not available, other types of saw may be used.lug the wet saw in and see if it is functioning. Take spare pieces of tiles and practice cutting them with the wet saw before cutting actual tiles that you plan to fit onto the floor. If you have no experience with a wet saw or any kind of saw, ask a friend to teach you with the basics.


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6 Slide the handle to the center of the tile and press down to snap the tile along the scored line. 7 For cutting notches into ceramic and natural stone tiles, use an electric wet saw. 8 Fill the saw's reservoir with water, turn on the motor, then slowly feed the tile into the blade.Make the first cut, then rotate tile and make the second cut to form the notch.9 To cut round holes in tile, use a drill/driver fitted with a carbide-grit hole saw. 10 Press the hole saw against the tile and slowly squeeze the trigger to cut through the glazed surface.ake the first cut, then rotate tile and make the second cut to form the notch. 9 To cut round holes in tile, use a drill/driver fitted with a carbide-grit hole saw. 10 Press the hole saw against the tile and slowly squeeze the trigger to cut through the glazed surface.


How to Cut Slate Slabs
Cutting slate slabs does not have to be complicated; with standard tools and a suitable type of blade, you should be able to manage without a problem. Step 1 - Mark the Cutting Line and Mount the Slate Slab. Find the location on the slate slab that you want to cut and use a marker pen or pencil to draw a line across it.ou can also place it on top of two other slate slabs â anything to create a stable surface will do. The area of the slate slab marked by the pencil line should be places in the center between the two wooden or slate blocks. Step 2 - Cutting the Slate Slab. Get the circular saw and place a suitable blade in it.


How to Cut Slate With a Jig Saw
Warnings. 1  Wear eye protection and hearing protection when cutting slate with a jigsaw. 2  Do not allow sprayed water to contact the body of the jigsaw or come in contact with the electrical cord supplying power to the saw.. Secure the slate to a stable work surface with two clamps. Keep the marked section of the slate off the top of the work surface. Spray water over the marked section of the slate.


How to Cut Slate Slabs
You can also place it on top of two other slate slabs â anything to create a stable surface will do. The area of the slate slab marked by the pencil line should be places in the center between the two wooden or slate blocks. Step 2 - Cutting the Slate Slab. Get the circular saw and place a suitable blade in it.A specialized diamond-tipped masonry blade is the most suitable tool for this job. To place the new blade in the saw, refer to the instructions for your specific power tool.ou can also place it on top of two other slate slabs â anything to create a stable surface will do. The area of the slate slab marked by the pencil line should be places in the center between the two wooden or slate blocks. Step 2 - Cutting the Slate Slab. Get the circular saw and place a suitable blade in it.


Microwave Cookies Recipe
Method. Cream flour, egg, butter, sugar and vanilla together. Mix in the flour to make a smooth dough. Form into 24 small balls and flatten with a fork. Place 6 at a time on a microwave baking tray or lightly greased greaseproof paper and cook at 100% for 1 1/2 -2 1/4 minutes, depending on the size of the cookies.Give the tray a half turn halfway through the cooking time. Allow to cool on a wire rack.Repeat with the remaining mixture.orm into 24 small balls and flatten with a fork. Place 6 at a time on a microwave baking tray or lightly greased greaseproof paper and cook at 100% for 1 1/2 -2 1/4 minutes, depending on the size of the cookies. Give the tray a half turn halfway through the cooking time. Allow to cool on a wire rack.


Can i bake cookies in the microwave?
Best Answer: MICROWAVE CHOCOLATE COOKIE! :] INGREDIENTS: 2 c. sugar 1/4 lb. (1 stick) butter 1/2 c. cocoa 1/2 c. milk 3 c. quick cooking oatmeal 1 c. coconut or peanut butter DIRECTIONS: 1.In 2-quart casserole, combine sugar and cocoa. Stir in milk, then add butter, cut into pieces.Cook on high for 3 minutes, uncovered, or until boiling. Stir, then cook 3 minutes on high, stirring every minute. 2.Add oatmeal and coconut (or peanut butter or enough of both to measure 1 cup). Cook on high 1 minute.Drop by spoonfuls onto wax paper to harden.If it is a warm or humid day, or you're in a hurry, they may need to be refrigerated to harden.est Answer: MICROWAVE CHOCOLATE COOKIE! :] INGREDIENTS: 2 c. sugar 1/4 lb. (1 stick) butter 1/2 c. cocoa 1/2 c. milk 3 c. quick cooking oatmeal 1 c. coconut or peanut butter DIRECTIONS: 1.In 2-quart casserole, combine sugar and cocoa. Stir in milk, then add butter, cut into pieces.


Microwave Eggless Cookies Recipe
Mix the flour to make a smooth dough. Make 24 small balls and flatten with a fork. Place six at a time on a microwave baking tray or lightly greased greaseproof paper and cook at 100 per cent for 1 1/2 - 2 1/4 minutes, depending on the size of the cookies.Give the tray a half turn halfway through the cooking time. Allow to cool on a wire rack.lace six at a time on a microwave baking tray or lightly greased greaseproof paper and cook at 100 per cent for 1 1/2 - 2 1/4 minutes, depending on the size of the cookies. Give the tray a half turn halfway through the cooking time.


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Food To Make In Your Dorm: Microwave Cookies
5. Scoop out small amounts of dough, and shape each ball into a cookie like shape. Place onto a microwave-safe plate. 6. Cook in the microwave on high. 55 seconds for small cookies, 1 minute 30 seconds for medium cookies (as pictured), and 2-3 minutes for one gigantic cookie.7. Let cool lest you burn your impatient tongue.coop out small amounts of dough, and shape each ball into a cookie like shape. Place onto a microwave-safe plate. 6. Cook in the microwave on high. 55 seconds for small cookies, 1 minute 30 seconds for medium cookies (as pictured), and 2-3 minutes for one gigantic cookie.


Chocolate Chip Microwave Cookies
Baking times may vary, depending on your microwaveâs wattage.) The cookie will look a bit underdone, so let it cool for at least 15 minutes before touching. If using a toaster oven: Preheat oven to 325F, place 2 cookies on a greased oven tray, and bake 7 minutes. Let cool at least 15 minutes before handling.You can also store uneaten cookie dough balls in the freezer for another day.aking times may vary, depending on your microwaveâs wattage.) The cookie will look a bit underdone, so let it cool for at least 15 minutes before touching. If using a toaster oven: Preheat oven to 325F, place 2 cookies on a greased oven tray, and bake 7 minutes. Let cool at least 15 minutes before handling.


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Directions. 1  Preheat Easy Bake Oven 15 minutes. 2  Stir together the sugars and margarine. 3  Add the baking powder, vanilla, water and flour, stirring until flour disappears. 4  Mix in the chocolate chips. 5  Roll the dough between your fingers and make 12 small balls, 1/2 inch each. Preheat Easy Bake Oven 15 minutes. 2  Stir together the sugars and margarine. 3  Add the baking powder, vanilla, water and flour, stirring until flour disappears. 4  Mix in the chocolate chips.


Microwave choc chip cookies
This microwave choc chip cookie recipe is perfect if you dont have an oven or are too scared to make a whole tray of cookies because you will eat them all. This recipe makes just two cookies. One for you and one for a friend! prep: 0:02 | cook 0:02. ingredients. 1  1/4 cup (40g) plain flour.2  1 tbsp caster sugar.his microwave choc chip cookie recipe is perfect if you dont have an oven or are too scared to make a whole tray of cookies because you will eat them all. This recipe makes just two cookies. One for you and one for a friend! prep: 0:02 | cook 0:02. ingredients. 1  1/4 cup (40g) plain flour.


Easy Bake Oven Secret Chocolate Chip Cookies
1 Preheat Easy Bake Oven 15 minutes. 2  Stir together the sugars and margarine. 3  Add the baking powder, vanilla, water and flour, stirring until flour disappears. 4  Mix in the chocolate chips.5  Roll the dough between your fingers and make 12 small balls, 1/2 inch each. Preheat Easy Bake Oven 15 minutes. 2  Stir together the sugars and margarine. 3  Add the baking powder, vanilla, water and flour, stirring until flour disappears. 4  Mix in the chocolate chips.


How To Use A Convection Microwave For Baking / How To Bake In A Convection Microwave
For example, the recipe says, pre-heat oven to 200 degrees C. Your microwave takes about 5 minutes or less to pre-heat as compared to the 20-25 minutes in an OTG. So you can pre-heat the microwave even when you are just 5 minutes away from getting your cookie dough/ cake batter ready.or example, the recipe says, pre-heat oven to 200 degrees C. Your microwave takes about 5 minutes or less to pre-heat as compared to the 20-25 minutes in an OTG. So you can pre-heat the microwave even when you are just 5 minutes away from getting your cookie dough/ cake batter ready.


My 1967 Mustang Fastback: How Much Does A Classic Car Cost?
Insuring a classic car typically involves getting an appraisal of the carâs value. Letâs say the appraisal comes in at $18,000. You can insure the car for $20,000 and pay just a bit more every year for the premium. I have my car insured for a replacement cost of $25,000 and the annual cost is $293. I donât know what your insurance rate is, but that works out to $25 a month and is significantly lower than my daily driver. The other annual costs include license and inspection. License stickers in Texas cost $62.


10. Hawker Hurricane â 14,533 Units
The Mustang was conceived, designed and built by North American Aviation (NAA) in response to a specification issued directly to NAA by the British Purchasing Commission. The prototype NA-73X airframe was rolled out on 9 September 1940, 102 days after the contract was signed and first flew on 26 October.


My 1967 Mustang Fastback: How Much Does A Classic Car Cost?
A quick search of Craigslist today will turn up junked Mustangs for $3,000 to $5,000 and daily drivers starting at around $8,000 and going upwards of $15,000. Fastbacks and convertibles list all the time for $20,000 to $30,000. The 1967 Mustang Fastback provides an interesting study for vehicle appreciation. My Mustang was purchase in 1998 for $5,000. Approximately $6,000 was spent restoring it. At the time, if I had sold the car I would have lost money like most restoration projects.


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A collaborative effort between Block, Hoonigan and RTRâfellow Ford and Monster Energy athlete Vaughn Gittin Jrâs automotive tuning brandâthe car shares the spotlight with Block in his upcoming Gymkhana SEVEN video project.


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Built at ASD Motorsports in Charlotte, North Carolina, over the course of two years, the car is based upon a 1965 Ford Mustang notchbackâthe iconic pony car, which is celebrating its 50 th anniversary this year.


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âIâm stoked to be able to publicly unveil this car for the first time at SEMA in the Ford booth,â said Block. âThis is a project that Iâve been working on for two years, so to see it fully come to fruition and be able to drive it for Gymkhana SEVEN was absolutely amazing.


North American P-51 Mustang
After World War II, the P-51 Mustang served in the air arms of more than 25 nations. During the war, a Mustang cost about $51,000, while many hundreds were sold postwar for the nominal price of one dollar to signatories of the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance, ratified in Rio de Janeiro in 1947.


North American P-51 Mustang
No.5 Squadron South African Air Force operated a number of Mustang Mk IIIs (P-51B/C) and Mk IVs (P-51D/K) in Italy during World War II, beginning in September 1944 when the squadron converted to the Mustang Mk III from Kittyhawks.


North American P-51 Mustang
Mustang Mk III units were operational until the end of World War II, though many units had already converted to the Mustang Mk IV and Mk IVA s (828 in total, comprising 282 P-51D-NAs or Mk IVs, and 600 P-51Ks or Mk IVA).


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The P-51 was also in service with Allied air forces in the North African, Mediterranean and Italian theaters, and saw limited service against the Japanese in the Pacific War. During World War II, Mustang pilots claimed 4,950 enemy aircraft shot down.


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