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Table of Contents. The state boiler inspection program implements statutory rules and regulations established to control the design, construction, operation, maintenance and repair of approximately 38,000 boilers and pressure vessels in the state of Colorado.


If I replace my water heater, does it need to be inspected?
All included in the low price of $599.00+tax*! *Just Water Heaters is a licensed, certified and insured Tucson plumbing company. Price is for a new 40 Gallon gas water heater including delivery, installation, permit and inspection. Code upgrades may be extra. Trip charge may apply.


How To Inspect Your Water Heater
Do you know how to inspect your water heater? Inspecting your water heater regularly is a very important, but often over-looked home maintenance step. Water heaters typically last for 8-13 years, and if your water heater is over 10 years old, inspecting it at least annually is very important. Have a bucket, hose, gloves, goggles, and protective clothing ready.


Diazepam (ValiumÂ®) Use in Dogs and Cats
Because of the variety of different effects that diazepam has, it can be used to treat a wide variety of conditions. 1  It is sometimes used to control seizures and epilepsy, especially in cats.


Diazepam (ValiumÂ®) Use in Dogs and Cats
1 Diazepam can be used to treat muscle cramping disorders, such as Scotty cramp.. 2  Irritable bowel syndrome is sometimes treated with diazepam to help relieve pain and discomfort. 3  Pain from sources such as intervertebral disk disease (a slipped disk in the back) is also sometimes treated with diazepam.


Diazepam (ValiumÂ®) Use in Dogs and Cats
Diazepam (ValiumÂ®). Diazepam (ValiumÂ®) has many uses in both the dog and cat and is a commonly used medication. Diazepam is effective as an anti-anxiety medication, a muscle relaxant, an appetite stimulant, and as a medication to control seizure activity.


Diazepam (ValiumÂ®) Use in Dogs and Cats
1 Diazepam is also used to treat anxiety and panic disorders. 2  Examples include cats that urinate outside of the litter box as a result of stress in the environment and dogs that suffer from fear of thunderstorms, fireworks or other situations.


Diazepam
General Description. Diazepam is a sedative with anti-anxiety, muscle relaxing, and hypnotic properties. It can be used to treat seizures, appetite loss in cats, anxiety, and other disorders. It may also be used to sedate your pet before surgery or other procedures.


What Is Diazepam (Valium)?
Valium is also given to dogs, cats, and other animals to treat anxiety, seizures, or loss of appetite. Additionally, it may be used as a sedative prior to surgery or other veterinary procedures. Valium for dogs and cats should only be used under a veterinarian's guidance.


Thread Vein Removal
It can take up to three to four weeks for the skin to heal after treatment and we do advise not to have treatments if you have anything special on that week. You should expect redness and slight scabbing for up to three weeks after the procedure is completed.


Frequently Asked Questions
Strenuous activity should be avoided for about 2 weeks after the procedure. The procedure itself is painless. Most people develop some discomfort during the first week after the procedure. This is usually relatively mild and passes quickly. Patients are given a detailed set of instructions.


Thread Vein Removal
Thread veins or spider veins are very small veins which can be seen on the skin, often on the legs or face. Here at Face It we have a history of providing successful outcomes in the reduction of thread veins. Using the ThermaVein we actively reduce the redness and prominence of thread veins.


Thread Vein Removal
A typical treatment should take no more than 15 minutes, immediately after this the patient will see a significant improvement in their condition sometimes a total eradication. The skin may show some redness later on in the day and scabbing a few days later.


What are spider veins?
Spider veins are typically caused by abnormal blood flow and weakening of the blood vessel wall. Any condition or activity that places pressure on the veins (like weight gain, prolonged sitting or standing) can contribute to their development.


Varicose Vein Surgery - Recovery - Bandages Off
Video of my leg 3 days after a varicose vein was stripped from below the right knee. The clip was taken approx 2 hours after the bandages were removed. Please comment or email any questions or queries. 1  Education.


What are spider veins?
Depending on the size and number of veins, two to six treatments will be needed. The treatments are usually done 4-6 weeks apart. Those with a tendency towards vascular problems will most likely require additional treatments.


Frequently Asked Questions
In women, varicose veins may be caused by refluxing pelvic veins especially after multiple pregnancies. This condition may be associated with pelvic pain and heaviness, and is then called pelvic congestion syndrome.


What are spider veins?
Laser vein removal is an easy, fast, and effective way to treat superficial veins. Laser therapy has been used in the medical field for more than 30 years. The laser uses a focused beam of light. In the treatment of veins, the wavelength of light is targeted to the pigment in the blood. The laser heats up the small vein and destroys it. The laser beam is focused and does not damage the nearby skin tissue. Over a period of four to six weeks, the vein is reabsorbed by the body and disappears.


Thread Vein Removal
In your consultation we will give you a price for your thread vein removal and an expectation of how many treatments you will need. The prices will vary dependent on the amount of veins we need to treat. Our prices range from Â£50-Â£200.


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Whole chickens rarely go above six pounds. For a six-pound chicken, cook it on high 6 to 6 1/2 hours or low 7 1/2 to 8 hours. If you are referring to a baby turkey or whole tu â¦ rkey breast, the cook time for an 8 pounder in a crock pot would be 8 to 9 hours on low or 6 1/2 to 7 1/2 hours on high.When a thermometer reads 165 degrees F and the juices run clear, the chicken/turkey is done.f I were to do it in a crock pot, I would put it in a crock pot with a small yellow oni â¦ on cut into eight pieces, a few cloves of smashed garlic cloves, 1 tsp salt and some peppercorns. Cook on low 6-8 hours or on high 4-6 hours. In my opinion you can't overcook a daisy ham.


Easy Crock-Pot Turkey
Instructions. 1  Barely cover the bottom of your slow cooker with water. 2  Place the turkey in the crock-pot. 3  Season as desired. 4  Cover and cook on low for 8-12 hours depending on the size of the bird. 5  You could start this the night before and free up oven space, and you'll be ready for an early afternoon feast if desired.o now at Thanksgiving I slow cook a turkey AND bake a turkey, JUST in case they didnât turn out, plus I LOVE the leftovers. Now you might have to get a smaller bird. Actually, you can ask the butcher to cut your bird for free (maybe Iâll do that this year). I have a 7 quart crock-pot that I used for this one.


How to Cook a Turkey In a Crock Pot
1 Place the turkey on top of the vegetables. 2  Cover the pot with the lid. 3  Set the crock pot on the low setting and let everything cook for six to eight hours, or until the center of the turkey reaches 170 degrees Fahrenheit (77 degrees Celsius).4  Use a meat thermometer to check the temperature. Set the crock pot on the low setting and let everything cook for six to eight hours, or until the center of the turkey reaches 170 degrees Fahrenheit (77 degrees Celsius). 2  Use a meat thermometer to check the temperature. 3  Remove the turkey from the pot [source: Butterball ].


Easy Crock-Pot Turkey
1 Barely cover the bottom of your slow cooker with water. 2  Place the turkey in the crock-pot. 3  Season as desired. 4  Cover and cook on low for 8-12 hours depending on the size of the bird.o now at Thanksgiving I slow cook a turkey AND bake a turkey, JUST in case they didnât turn out, plus I LOVE the leftovers. Now you might have to get a smaller bird. Actually, you can ask the butcher to cut your bird for free (maybe Iâll do that this year). I have a 7 quart crock-pot that I used for this one.


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Directions. 1  Remove turkey from wrapper and set gravy packet in refrigerator for the time being. 2  Leave netting on turkey breast and keep the turkey in one piece; rub turkey down on both sides with poultry seasoning and set in crock pot. 3  Add 2 cans of chicken broth to the crock pot, set to low, and cook for 8-10 hours. Leave netting on turkey breast and keep the turkey in one piece; rub turkey down on both sides with poultry seasoning and set in crock pot. 2  Add 2 cans of chicken broth to the crock pot, set to low, and cook for 8-10 hours.


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1 Leave netting on turkey breast and keep the turkey in one piece; rub turkey down on both sides with poultry seasoning and set in crock pot. 2  Add 2 cans of chicken broth to the crock pot, set to low, and cook for 8-10 hours.3  At about the 5-6 hour mark, turn the turkey over, and add one more can of broth to the crock pot. Leave netting on turkey breast and keep the turkey in one piece; rub turkey down on both sides with poultry seasoning and set in crock pot. 2  Add 2 cans of chicken broth to the crock pot, set to low, and cook for 8-10 hours.


Crock Pot Turkey Breast
1 Remove turkey from wrapper and set gravy packet in refrigerator for the time being. 2  Leave netting on turkey breast and keep the turkey in one piece; rub turkey down on both sides with poultry seasoning and set in crock pot. 3  Add 2 cans of chicken broth to the crock pot, set to low, and cook for 8-10 hours. Leave netting on turkey breast and keep the turkey in one piece; rub turkey down on both sides with poultry seasoning and set in crock pot. 2  Add 2 cans of chicken broth to the crock pot, set to low, and cook for 8-10 hours.


Crock Pot Turkey Breast
1 Add 2 cans of chicken broth to the crock pot, set to low, and cook for 8-10 hours. 2  At about the 5-6 hour mark, turn the turkey over, and add one more can of broth to the crock pot. Leave netting on turkey breast and keep the turkey in one piece; rub turkey down on both sides with poultry seasoning and set in crock pot. 2  Add 2 cans of chicken broth to the crock pot, set to low, and cook for 8-10 hours.


How to Cook a Turkey In a Crock Pot
1 Cover the pot with the lid. 2  Set the crock pot on the low setting and let everything cook for six to eight hours, or until the center of the turkey reaches 170 degrees Fahrenheit (77 degrees Celsius). 3  Use a meat thermometer to check the temperature. 4  Remove the turkey from the pot [source: Butterball ]. Set the crock pot on the low setting and let everything cook for six to eight hours, or until the center of the turkey reaches 170 degrees Fahrenheit (77 degrees Celsius). 2  Use a meat thermometer to check the temperature. 3  Remove the turkey from the pot [source: Butterball ].


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1 Rinse turkey breast and pat dry with paper towels. 2  Place in crock pot breast side down. 3  Pour chicken broth over turkey. 4  Two hours into cooking time, mix other ingredients and pour over turkey. 5  Make gravy with juices if desired. 6  Cook 8-10 hours in crock pot on low. Pour chicken broth over turkey. 2  Two hours into cooking time, mix other ingredients and pour over turkey. 3  Make gravy with juices if desired. 4  Cook 8-10 hours in crock pot on low.


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4. Steam the clams. Allow the clams enough time to open their shells-this will be indicated by a burst of steam and popped-open shells, anywhere from 2â3 minutes to 5-10 minutes, depending on the type of clams.If some don't open in this time, discard them as they probably were already dead.llow the clams enough time to open their shells-this will be indicated by a burst of steam and popped-open shells, anywhere from 2â3 minutes to 5-10 minutes, depending on the type of clams.


How To Cook Clams
Photo by cookinâmama. The steam-method for cooking clams is excellent for cooking small to medium-sized varieties of clam. 1. To steam-cook clams, you will need at least 1 pound clams, 1/4 cup white wine, 1 teaspoon minced garlic, and 1 tablespoon butter.Weâre using common littleneck clams to illustrate how to steam clams. Cooking already cleaned clams with this method will take 3 to 4 minutes. 1  Clam Recipes.. To steam-cook clams, you will need at least 1 pound clams, 1/4 cup white wine, 1 teaspoon minced garlic, and 1 tablespoon butter. Weâre using common littleneck clams to illustrate how to steam clams. Cooking already cleaned clams with this method will take 3 to 4 minutes. 1  Clam Recipes.


How to Cook and Eat Steamer Clams
Cover the pot. Bring the water to a boil. Let the clams cook in the steam from the boiling water for about 5-10 minutes, until the steamer clam shells are wide open, then remove the pot from the heat.Any steamers that didn't open should be discarded.over the pot. Bring the water to a boil. Let the clams cook in the steam from the boiling water for about 5-10 minutes, until the steamer clam shells are wide open, then remove the pot from the heat. Any steamers that didn't open should be discarded.


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1 In a large stockpot, heat your oil very hot. 2  Add the garlic and saute quickly for 1 minute. 3  Add chopped basil, wine, broth, butter and bring to a boil. 4  Then add clams or mussels, cover with a lid, and cook for 4 to 5 minutes.5  Remove lid, and stir well. 6  Replace lid and continue cooking til open. Add the garlic and saute quickly for 1 minute. 2  Add chopped basil, wine, broth, butter and bring to a boil. 3  Then add clams or mussels, cover with a lid, and cook for 4 to 5 minutes. 4  Remove lid, and stir well.


Steamed Clams
They should have no odor. Heat oil in a large saucepan (with a cover) over medium heat and cook garlic and onion until translucent. Add the wine and let cook for a couple of minutes to combine the flavors. Add the clams and clam juice (or water) and cover the pan for about 10 minutes until the clams open.Discard any clams that do not open and remove clams to serving bowls. Season the juices in the pan with salt and pepper to make a sauce. Pour the sauce and melted butter over the clams.hey should have no odor. Heat oil in a large saucepan (with a cover) over medium heat and cook garlic and onion until translucent. Add the wine and let cook for a couple of minutes to combine the flavors. Add the clams and clam juice (or water) and cover the pan for about 10 minutes until the clams open.


Steamed Clams or Mussels
Directions. 1  In a large stockpot, heat your oil very hot. 2  Add the garlic and saute quickly for 1 minute. 3  Add chopped basil, wine, broth, butter and bring to a boil. 4  Then add clams or mussels, cover with a lid, and cook for 4 to 5 minutes. 5  Remove lid, and stir well. 6  Replace lid and continue cooking til open. Add the garlic and saute quickly for 1 minute. 2  Add chopped basil, wine, broth, butter and bring to a boil. 3  Then add clams or mussels, cover with a lid, and cook for 4 to 5 minutes. 4  Remove lid, and stir well.


Jacques PÃ©pin Recipes
1 Place the wine in a large, lidded pan that will accommodate all of the clams (a wok with a lid works well). 2  Bring to a boil and reduce by half. 3  Add the clams, cover and cook over high heat, shaking the pan from time to time, for 2 to 3 minutes, until the clams open.4  Remove from the heat. Place the wine in a large, lidded pan that will accommodate all of the clams (a wok with a lid works well). 2  Bring to a boil and reduce by half. 3  Add the clams, cover and cook over high heat, shaking the pan from time to time, for 2 to 3 minutes, until the clams open.


Steamed Clams or Mussels
1 Add the garlic and saute quickly for 1 minute. 2  Add chopped basil, wine, broth, butter and bring to a boil. 3  Then add clams or mussels, cover with a lid, and cook for 4 to 5 minutes. 4  Remove lid, and stir well. Add the garlic and saute quickly for 1 minute. 2  Add chopped basil, wine, broth, butter and bring to a boil. 3  Then add clams or mussels, cover with a lid, and cook for 4 to 5 minutes. 4  Remove lid, and stir well.


Spanish Steamed Clams Recipe
Add white wine, pepper flakes, and saffron threads; bring to a slow boil. Add clams and cover pot with a tight-fitting lid and steam over low heat just until clams open, about 5 to 10 minutes. Do not over cook, as clams will become tough and rubbery-discard any clams that do not open.dd white wine, pepper flakes, and saffron threads; bring to a slow boil. Add clams and cover pot with a tight-fitting lid and steam over low heat just until clams open, about 5 to 10 minutes. Do not over cook, as clams will become tough and rubbery-discard any clams that do not open.


White Wine and Garlic Steamed Clams Recipe by Jamie Purviance
Add the wine and cook for about 1 minute more. Add the clams and cook over direct medium-high heat, with the lid closed, until the clams open wide, 5 to 10 minutes, stirring every few minutes.Add the remaining 2 tablespoons butter, the parsley, and season with pepper.Toast the bread over direct heat, about 1 minute, turning once.dd the clams and cook over direct medium-high heat, with the lid closed, until the clams open wide, 5 to 10 minutes, stirring every few minutes. Add the remaining 2 tablespoons butter, the parsley, and season with pepper. Toast the bread over direct heat, about 1 minute, turning once.


EKGs and Exercise Stress Tests
When you need themâand when you donât. EKGs and stress tests are tests to find out if you are at risk for heart disease and heart attack. An EKG, or electrocardiogram, measures your heartâs activity. In an exercise stress test, you have an EKG while you walk or jog on a treadmill. You may need these tests if you have symptoms of heart disease, like chest pain.


Stress Echo
A stress echocardiogram actually combines two common tests: the cardiovascular exercise stress test and the echocardiogram. A stress echo (exercise) involves walking on a treadmill while your heart is continuously monitored with an electrocardiogram (EKG) and a nurse to assess your heart function at both rest and during exercise.


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Stress Echo without Exercise. A stress echocardiogram, non-exercise, combines a stress test and the echocardiogram but is used for patients who are unable to exercise. In lieu of exercise on a treadmill, the medication Dobutamine is administered, which simulates the treadmill exercise test by raising the heart rate.


Your Health Update Newsletter
EKG vs. Echo - Heart Health Can Depend on Both. Publish Date: 4/30/2015. Youâve had a stress electrocardiogram (EKG) and now your doctor wants you to get a stress echocardiogram (echo). Youâre wondering about the difference between the two tests and why you need both.


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Dr. Sorof explains the differences between an ECG, EKG, and an EEG. Dr. Sorof is an interventional cardiologist at Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona. An ECG and an EKG are the same exact thing. Itâs an electrocardiogram.


Cardiac Health
Nuclear Stress Test. A nuclear stress test is similar to an exercise stress test but combines elements of a nuclear imaging exam to provide more accurate results than a standard exercise electrocardiogram. During a nuclear stress test, a radioactive substance is injected into the bloodstream.


ECG, EKG, And EEG: How Do They Differ? - Dr. Sorof
Dr. Sorof explains the differences between an ECG, EKG, and an EEG. Dr. Sorof is an interventional cardiologist at Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. Sorof: An ECG and an EKG are the same exact thing. Itâs an electrocardiogram.


Words of Comfort: What to Say When Someone is Dying
If I wanted to talk about the cancer, it felt good to know I could talk to others, but I never wanted to be treated differently.. Experts who assist patients in their final days say the best thing to do for someone who has recently been diagnosed is to allow them to guide your conversations and actions. They might not want to talk, explains social worker Edie McCaddin-Bower, vice president of support services at Beacon Hospice.


The Top 5 Things to Do When a Loved One Is Dying
So start by recognizing this state of affairs, and don't pressure yourself to do it right.. When someone you love is dying, it's okay to be a mess -- just try not to dump your mess on others -- especially the one who is dying. This goes for others as well.


How to Comfort the Dying
Steps. 1  1. Be a companion. Do not let a person die alone. 2  2. Offer comfort measures. Contract a hospice nurse to provide pain management. 3  3. Share courage. The transition out of this life can be a source of anxiety or fear.  4. Demonstrate dignity and respect.


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Finding a place where everyone is comfortable and getting their needs met will help make interacting with the dying person a special experience that you can treasure. 1  Up Next. 2  Up Next. Article. 3  Up Next. Article.  Up Next. 1  Article. Up Next. Video.


Talking About Death With a Dying Person
The person who is dying will likely perceive these signs. There are several factors that can complicate an already difficult situation. Whether the cause of death is viewed as socially acceptable or not (i.e. heart failure vs. AIDS) Whether the death is perceived as on time or not (i.e. an elderly person vs. a child)


How to Comfort the Dying
Review life. Talk about times and occasions in life that were important to the dying person. Talk about humorous incidents. Talk about activities and hobbies that have been rewarding. Talk to family members about what they would consider the significant events of their loved one's life.


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Then there are the costs that don't show up in the side-by-side premium comparisons. The Department of Health and Human Services looked at a hypothetical 27-year-old Texan earning $25,000 per year. This person, HHS noted, would pay $145 for the second-cheapest silver plan and $83 for a bronze plan.


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Paying Monthly Premiums. 1  When you enroll, you'll pay a two-month premium payment by check, money order/cashier's check or a debit/credit card. 2  After that, premiums are paid by an electronic funds transfer (EFT) or recurring debit/credit card charge.


Is an Obamacare catastrophic plan for you?
But they're called catastrophic plans for a reason, says Fish-Parcham of Families USA. When you compare (the $6,350 deductible for individuals) with the cost of hospital care and follow-up care for an accident or a big illness, you could easily be racking up $20,000 or $50,000 in hospital bills, she says. This is a way to limit your exposure to medical expenses..


Is an Obamacare catastrophic plan for you?
If you'd qualify for a catastrophic plan, don't assume that it would offer the best deal because there is a chance you could snag a subsidy for one of the metal level health plans, especially if you're in the under-30 crowd, says JoAnn Volk, a research professor at the Georgetown University Health Policy Institute.


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1 When you enroll, you'll pay a two-month premium payment by check, money order/cashier's check or a debit/credit card.


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Cost sharing begins after you meet the annual outpatient deducible each fiscal. The fiscal year starts on October 1. 1  Sponsor Rank E4 and below: $50 per individual, but no more than $100 per family. 2  Sponsor Rank E5 and above: $150 per individual, but no more than $300 per family.


Is an Obamacare catastrophic plan for you?
People older than 30 who shop for health insurance in the Obamacare exchanges are usually required to choose a more comprehensive plan but may buy a catastrophic plan under one of the law's many exemptions.


Is an Obamacare catastrophic plan for you?
If you enroll in a catastrophic plan -- no matter how low your income is -- you won't qualify for a tax credit to lower your premium costs.


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Catastrofic surgical inssurance average cost per month Average cost for single person catastrophic health insurance Catastrphic premiums 60 years old Estimated catastrophic insurance cost for 63 year old. Community Experts online right now.


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If he were to purchase a stripped-down catastrophic plan, it would cost roughly $135 per month, two-and-a-half times more than his current insurance. From the same sources, before the ACA, the average 27-year old woman in Arkansas could get health insurance for around $81 per month. On the ACA exchange she will pay roughly $181 for the average lowest-priced plan, more than doubling her cost of health insurance. If she were to get the $135 per month catastrophic insurance coverage â the cheapest insurance offered on the exchange â it will still cost 66 percent more than her current insurance.


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Your cart is currently empty. Grass founder Founder (or laminitis) is a debilitating and painful condition of horses, ponies and donkeys. There are a number of conditions such as colic, retained membranes, grain gorging and obesity that can cause a horse to founder.


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Grass founder. Founder (or laminitis) is a debilitating and painful condition of horses, ponies and donkeys. There are a number of conditions such as colic, retained membranes, grain gorging and obesity that can cause a horse to founder.


Grass Founder in Horses
If you have horses that are prone to grass founder, visit with your veterinarian or equine nutritionist to develop a strategy for introducing them to spring grass. This is truly a situation where an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.


Grass founder
Founder (or laminitis) is a debilitating and painful condition of horses, ponies and donkeys. There are a number of conditions such as colic, retained membranes, grain gorging and obesity that can cause a horse to founder. At certain times of the year, a common cause of a foundering horse is âgrass founder'.


Preventing Grass Founder
Certain horses and ponies are prone to grass founder (laminitis), particularly in the spring when grasses are high in sugar. Most horse owners would rather prevent laminitis than deal with it after it happens, so the best course of action is to recognize the red flagsâtimes to be more vigilantâand know what to do next.


Grass Founder in Horses
Grass Founder. Veterinarians and nutritionists have known for some time that plants store energy in their seeds in the form of starch that can cause laminitis if the horse is introduced to grain too quickly or eats too much grain.


Grass Founder
The overweight horse, on the other hand, are particularly prone to laminitis triggers and can founder on spring grass, good quality hay or summer grass that has gone to seed. The heavy horse has a threshold where it is safe. This is when its nutrient intake matches the energy needs of its body.


Grass Founder
If the horse is in working condition it is very unlikely to founder on new grass. The overweight horse, on the other hand, are particularly prone to laminitis triggers and can founder on spring grass, good quality hay or summer grass that has gone to seed. The heavy horse has a threshold where it is safe.


Preventing Grass Founder
This image is almost every horse ownerâs ideal vision of their horse at his happiest. But danger can lurk for some horses if you look a little deeper. Certain horses and ponies are prone to grass founder (laminitis), particularly in the spring when grasses are high in sugar.


Grass Founder in Horses
If your horse demonstrates these signs after being turned out on grass, immediately pull him off the pasture and call a veterinarian. If you have horses that are prone to grass founder, visit with your veterinarian or equine nutritionist to develop a strategy for introducing them to spring grass.


Complications
However, after surgery your stomach can no longer do this, so your small intestine has to draw in water from the rest of your body to help break down the food. The amount of water that enters your small intestine can be as much as 1.5 litres (3 pints).


Dumping Syndrome
Pathophysiology of dumping syndrome. Clinically significant dumping syndrome occurs in approximately 10% of patients after any type of gastric surgery and in up to 50% of patients after laparoscopic Roux-en-Y gastric bypass. Dumping syndrome has characteristic alimentary and systemic manifestations.


Complications
As with any type of surgery, a gastrectomy carries a risk of complications. Problems can also occur because of changes in the way you digest food. Gastrectomies to treat stomach cancer have a higher risk of complications, because most people who have this type of surgery are elderly and often in poor health. Complications can also occur after a gastrectomy to treat oesophageal cancer. The oesophagus is the tube connecting your throat to your stomach. Possible complications of a gastrectomy include: wound infection.


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1 Eat smaller meals. Try eating five or six small meals a day rather than three larger ones.  Avoid fluids with meals. Drink liquids only between meals. Avoid liquids for a half-hour before eating and a half-hour after eating.


Gastroparesis
The second test is one that actually measures how quickly food leaves the stomach. Most commonly, this test is a radioisotope gastric emptying scan. For this test, one eats food containing a small amount of a radioactive substance. The radioactivity in the body and particularly in the stomach can be imaged, allowing a doctor to see how quickly the meal leaves the stomach. Treatment of Symptoms. Treatment of gastroparesis depends on the severity of the symptoms.


Dumping syndrome
Change your diet. Eat more protein â meat, poultry, creamy peanut butter and fish â and complex carbohydrates â oatmeal and other whole-grain foods high in fiber. Limit high-sugar foods, such as candy, table sugar, syrup, sodas and juices. The natural sugar in dairy products (lactose) might worsen your symptoms.


Dumping Syndrome
Both forms occur because of the rapid delivery of large amounts of osmotically active solids and liquids to the duodenum. This is a direct result of alterations in the storage function of the stomach and/or pyloric emptying mechanism. The severity of dumping syndrome is proportional to the rate of gastric emptying. Postprandially, the stomach assumes its reservoir function to allow initial chemical digestion by acid and proteases before transferring food to the antrum. In the antrum, high-amplitude contractions triturate solids.


Gastroparesis
Gastroparesis is a disorder in which the stomach empties very slowly. The delay in stomach emptying can result in bothersome symptoms that interfere with a patient's life. Gastroparesis most often occurs when the nerves to the stomach are damaged or don't work properly. In most people diagnosed with gastroparesis a cause of the condition cannot be found and the disorder is termed idiopathic gastroparesis. Diabetes is the most common known cause of gastroparesis.


Dumping syndrome
1 Try eating five or six small meals a day rather than three larger ones.  Avoid fluids with meals. Drink liquids only between meals. Avoid liquids for a half-hour before eating and a half-hour after eating.


Dumping Syndrome
Symptoms of early dumping syndrome occur 30-60 minutes after a meal. Symptoms are believed to result from accelerated gastric emptying of hyperosmolar contents into the small bowel.


Is Indonesia a continent of its own?
Indonesia is part of the Asian continent, wherever the Asian continent goes so does Indonesia. Indonesia is obviously in the Asian cultural sphere and so I would have to say that Indonesia is not its own continent but instead part of Asia.


Asia
For other uses, see Asia (disambiguation). Asia (/ËeÉªÊÉ, ËeÉªÊÉ/) is Earth's largest and most populous continent, located primarily in the eastern and northern hemispheres and sharing the continental landmass of Eurasia with the continent of Europe and shares the continental landmass of Afro-Eurasia with both Europe and Africa.


What continent is India in?
Trending Now. Answers. Best Answer: Technically, India is a part of Asia; however, the land mass south of the Himalays is often referred to as the Indian Sub-continent, a smaller continent-like area with India, both Pakistans, and probably Nepal. I'm not sure what constitutes a sub-continent, rocks-wise, but any way ... Indian sub-continent.


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India is located on the continent of Asia. India is the seventh-largest country in the world in land area, with a total area of 1,269,346 square miles. Keep Learning.


Is Indonesia a continent of its own?
Most of Indonesia is considered to be a part of Eurasia, but parts of eastern Indonesia are geologically part of Australia. The Wallace line basically divides the two parts.


Asia
In general terms, Asia is bounded on the east by the Pacific Ocean, on the south by the Indian Ocean and on the north by the Arctic Ocean.


Asia
With a population of roughly 4.4 billion, or 62% of the global population (about 7.1 billion), Asia is by far the most populated continent on the planet. The most populous countries in Asia are China (1.4 billion people), India (1.3 billion people), Indonesia (259 million people), and Pakistan (193 million people).


On What Continent Is India Located?
India is located on the continent of Asia. India is the seventh-largest country in the world in land area, with a total area of 1,269,346 square miles. Continue Reading.


What Continent Is Indonesia On?
Quick Answer. Indonesia is located within the continent of Asia and shares borders with Papa New Guinea, East Timor and Malaysia. Indonesia is an archipelago consisting of over 13,000 inhabited islands and 33 provinces. Indonesia comprises a total land area of 735,358 square miles.


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LATEST WARNING: Wi-Fi Dangerous to Children and Pregnant Women - Must Read! Scientists who study radiofrequency radiation from wireless technologies have issued a scientific statement warning that exposures may be harming the development of children at levels now commonly found in the environment.


Vibrational Frequency and the Subtle Energy Nature of Essential Oils
Each periodic motion has a frequency (the number of oscillations per second) that can be measured in Hertz. Every element in the Periodic Table has a specific vibratory frequency. Most plants (and animals) use enzymes to break down molecular components during their life processes.


Vibrational Frequency and the Subtle Energy Nature of Essential Oils
The measured frequencies of essential oils begin at 52 MHz, the frequency of basil oil, and go as high as 320 MHz â the frequency of rose oil. For comparison, fresh produce has a frequency up to 15 MHz, dry herbs from 12 to 22 MHz, and fresh herbs from 20 to 27 MHz.


Vibrational Frequency and the Subtle Energy Nature of Essential Oils
And each of these enzymes has a unique crystalline form with a specific vibratory frequency. The vibrational frequency of an oil reflects the integrity of these elements and enzymes embodied within its substance âits bio-energy or life force and its original intent.


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1 58 MHz is the frequency of your body when you have a cold or the flu. 2  When candida is present within your body, you vibrate at a frequency of 55MHz. 3  52 MHz is the frequency of a body with Epstein-Barr virus present.  42 MHz is the frequency of a body wherein cancer can appear.


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We are already seeing increases in health problems such as cancer and neurobehavioural impairments, even though these wireless technologies are fairly new in the last decades or so for the general public. This finding suggests that the exposures are already too high to protect people from health harm..


LATEST WARNING: Wi-Fi Dangerous to Children and Pregnant Women - Must Read!
Beware of Health Risks. Doctors and Scientists around the world have warned against unnecessary exposure of children to RF/microwave from wireless technology and recommend safer WIRED internet connection instead, both in school and at home.


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2) ICNIRP and IEEE/FCC (Health Canada) public safety limits are inadequate and obsolete with respect to prolonged, low-intensity exposures common today. 3) New, biologically-based public exposure standards are urgently needed to protect public health world-wide.


Vibrational Frequency and the Subtle Energy Nature of Essential Oils
1 58 MHz is the frequency of your body when you have a cold or the flu. 2  When candida is present within your body, you vibrate at a frequency of 55MHz.  52 MHz is the frequency of a body with Epstein-Barr virus present.


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Safety standards also ignore the developing fetus, and young children who are more affected.. The Scientific Panel urges a halt to the rollout of new wireless technologies, especially those that cause exposures for pregnant women and for children..


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Won't hurt: Vaseline may help protect an anal fissure from irritation but will not facilitate healing. The most important factor in healing an anal fisssure is decreasing size and straining with bowel movements. Daily still softeners and/or fiber supplementation are important.


Does Vaseline Help With Cold Sores
Persistent weakness and fatigue does vaseline help with cold sores the major trigger eczema and maybe some mouth is called a cavity. Primary stage of the eyes infection stage the fever blister on your genital herpes? Well herpes virus from mouth to the genital areas from the inside.


Vaseline Lip Therapy on a Cold Sore
Cold sores cannot be treated with antibiotics because they are caused by a virus. However, using nonprescription ointments can help reduce the pain associated with a cold sore and may even help heal the cold sore. Common products used to reduce the duration of a cold sore include Abreve and Zilactin.


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Cold sore unrelated: I don't think that cold sore outbreak was directly related to the use of vaseline. Petroleum jelly (vaseline) actually is known to promote healing of damaged skin, since it helps 'seal in' the sensitive skin cells under the damaged area...then they can regenerate. Cold sores usually come out at times of stress- exams, break-ups etc, so I think this was unrelated. Best to keep stress to a minimum.


Vaseline Lip Therapy on a Cold Sore
Cold sores are caused by exposure to the herpes simplex virus. Cold sores, also called fever blisters, are small, fluid-filled blisters on a raised, red area typically around the mouth. Exposure to the herpes simplex virus causes cold sores to appear, and there is no cure for the virus. Using Vaseline Lip Therapy on the areas of your mouth prone to cold sores may help reduce outbreaks and decrease pain associated with a cold sore. Cold sores can appear after exposure to the herpes simplex virus.


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I've been trying keep it moist with petroleum jelly, but I don't know if it's working. Dr. H. Hunter Handsfield Dr. Handsfield. 1 doctor agreed: Sorry, not possible: Once an oral herpes lesion has a scab, nothing can be done to speed healing further. The scab will fall off in its own time; removing it sooner will result in a new scab and take even longer. Covering it with makeup is just about all you can do.


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I've been trying keep it moist with petroleum jelly, but I don't know if it's working. Please help! Sorry, not possible: Once an oral herpes lesion has a scab, nothing can be done to speed healing further. The scab will fall off in its own time; removing it sooner will result in a new scab and take even longer.


Random Swelling
A cold sore is a sore that develops on lips. It is caused by infection with one of the herpes viruses. 2 My bottom lip is chapped, the skin that connects to my bottom lip is peeling. The last time this happened, I used Vaseline and got a cold sore.


Vaseline Lip Therapy on a Cold Sore
Applying Vaseline Lip Therapy to an existing cold sore will help keep it moist and prevent it from cracking or bleeding, which can make the cold sore more painful. Wash your hands before and after contact with a cold sore to reduce the spread of the virus. Apply the Vaseline with gloves or a cotton swab.


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Top 10 Doctor insights on: Cold Sore Vaseline. 1 I have a soretred patch at the corner of my mouth, it doesn't feel like a cold sore but vaseline isn't helping. Angular chelitis: If the ends of you lips overlap as you sleep, saliva may accumulate there.


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BB&T Routing Number. The routing numbers of almost all the banks consist of nine digits. These are usually written on the right side of the checks provided by the bank. Basically, a routing number is allocated to a bank by the American Bankers Association. The numbers are provided to all the banks by this association.


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Genre Questions: What is Contemporary Young Adult Fiction?
Yes, I think that's true. In some contemporary YA series-the Gossip Girl books come to mind-the antagonist fluctuates depending on who our point of view character is as well as which book you're reading. No, the antagonist can cause the inciting incident, but I've never heard an argument that they should.


Genre Questions: What is Contemporary Young Adult Fiction?
In a fantasy or sci-fi story, you would probably say the antagonist is a bad person. But in a contemporary, the antagonist isn't necessarily a bad person, they're just not for the main character.


What is Contemporary literature?
It is within this category of English literature that Contemporary literature falls. There is broad agreement that the classification of Contemporary literature represents literature produced from 1960 to the present day. However, it certainly doesn't represent all written works that fall within this time period, and indeed, there is more to Contemporary literature than merely a time period.


Modern or Contemporary: What's the Difference?
Modern. In the case of this photo, the question is a trick one, because we are looking at a house from 1939. It features expansive glass in a semi-circular volume, a cantilevered upper floor, corner windows, and a whitewash finish.


Modern or Contemporary: What's the Difference?
Modern. A couple of projects by Amitzi Architects of Israel embrace the tenets of modern architecture, or what is also referred to as the International Style, after the 1932 MoMA exhibition curated by Philip Johnson and Henry-Russell Hitchcock of the same name.


Genre Questions: What is Contemporary Young Adult Fiction?
This is completely my opinion (and you should know that character building is my favorite and that contemporary YA is my genre of choice, so biases abound) but I think contemporary YA novels have a greater need for a strong voice and great main character because it lacks the bells and whistles of other genres.


Modern or Contemporary: What's the Difference?
While this starts to define the difference, there is an evident use of the term contemporary that refers to a particular strain of design today, such that new postmodern, neo-Classical or other neo-traditional buildings are not included.


What is Contemporary literature?
At Illiterarty, our classification of texts within the Contemporary literature section is based on both outside sources, and the writing being of a higher standard than that of pulp or popular fiction. This classification is therefore often subjective.


Prime lens
These 85mm lenses have maximum apertures of f/1.8 (left) and f/1.2 (right). In film and photography, a prime lens is either a photographic lens whose focal length is fixed, as opposed to a zoom lens, or it is the primary lens in a combination lens system. Confusion can sometimes result due to the two meanings of the term if the context does not make the interpretation clear.


Canon Prime Lenses
M. Lindell MisterPhoton. The list author says: I'm always bumming around the internet, trying to find deals on prime lenses for my Canon cameras. Well, here's an easy-to-reference list of prime lenses found on Amazon, starting with wide-angle lenses and working up to telephoto. (Note: Macro lenses not included in this list).


New prime lenses and a zoom for Canon EOS M system coming in 2017? [CW3]
A 35mm and 50mm prime and a more pro-level (and possibly fast) zoom lens would benefit Canonâs EOS M ecosystem. As good as the EF/EF-S to EF-M adapter may work, there is nothing like native lenses. Please note: this is not the first time we get the suggestion that Canon is working on prime lenses for the EOS M system. The first rumors are more than a year old, and we didnât see new prime lenses for EOS M so far.


The First Canon Lenses You Should Buy
To take your photography to the next level, youâll want to begin building your arsenal of lenses. We recommend starting with the newest Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 as your standard prime, the Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L as your telephoto, and the Canon EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 for a wide-angle option. If macro is your thing, start with the Tamron AF 90mm f/2.8 Di SP.


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Explore Canon's range of prime lenses. Shoot quality professional portraits with maximum aperture and advanced optics. Filter by: Filter by: All. Portrait. Landscape. Street and architecture.


Canon EF Cinema Prime Lens Kit (24, 50, 85mm)
The Canon EF Cinema Prime Lens Kit from B&H includes three prime lenses for use on Canon EF-Mount cinema cameras. A 24mm T1.5 wide angle lens, a 50mm T1.3 normal lens, and an 85mm T1.3 telephoto lens will provide you with three key focal lengths. Each lens features matching physical dimensions.


The First Canon Lenses You Should Buy
And if youâre shooting architectural or landscape photography, a wide-angle lens is an absolute must for capturing a large object.Thatâs why a wide-angle lens, especially the Canon EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 (16 to 30 mm equivalent focal length), is worth looking into.


Canon EF Cinema Prime Lens Kit (24, 50, 85mm)
Canon CN-E 24mm T1.5 L F Cinema Prime Lens (EF Mount) The Canon CN-E 24mm T1.5 L F Cinema Prime Lens is a wide-angle, manual focus prime lens that covers Full Frame and Super 35 sensor formats.


Cannot resolve symbol 'java' Follow
I installed Intellij 6.0.5 on a new machine, and I'm getting this error on all my classes: Cannot resolve symbol 'java'. And all the java packages aren't recognized ('java' is shown in red for import java.util). I have jdk 1.4.2, 1.5 and 1.6 installed, each one set up in intellij, and I get the same problem when I choose them for the project. If I choose the Intellij IDEA SDK for for the JDK, then things work.


"""Cannot resolve symbol"" errors occur when you include the Mobile Quality Assurance module in Android Studio 1.1.0"
For example, the error message Cannot resolve symbol âibmâ displays if you hover over the ibm subpackage of the following application activity: <activity android:name=com.ibm.mqa.ui.ProblemActivity/>. Java import statements for Mobile Quality Assurance display the same error.


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submitted 2 years ago by Christian_Shepard. I am using Android Studio, trying to put an instance of RecyclerView in my app, build keep failing with cannot resolve symbol RecyclerView. I downloaded the support libraries.


Cannot resolve symbol... Follow
Cannot resolve symbol... Follow. I've seen a bunch of questions regarding this error, but none of them resolve anything for me. Stats: VS2010 SP1 (10.0.40219.1), Resharper 5.1.3000.12 (no plugins), using SourceGear Vault 5.1.1 Standard running on Win7 x64. The solution contains 12 projects and the output is an x86 WinForm exe.


Cannot resolve symbol Follow
Cannot resolve symbol Follow. I've run into a bizarre problem where IDEA tells me that it cannot resolve symbol for classes within the same package as the class open in the editor. And, if I use Alt-Enter to add an import line, the import line shows up as greyed-out for 'unused import statement' (but the 'cannot resolve symbol' flag goes away).


Cannot resolve symbol
text/html 9/24/2015 6:18:49 PM I_Can_Haz_Code 0. Hi all, I'm running into an issue in Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate Update 5 where I'll frequently have variables highlighted as red and showing as Cannot resolve symbol, but I'm still able to run the code, test it, debug it, and navigate to the source with F12. I've set up a new workspace and it has the same issue.


Cannot resolve symbol Follow
Similarly, there are a number of classes being flagged with cannot resolve symbol while there's a greyed-out import line that contains a wild-card import that includes those flagged classes. This is in IDEA 9.0.4 and only just started happening. Invalidating the caches did not fix the problem.


Cannot resolve symbol
I'm getting a whole bunch of cannot resolve symbol errors when I compile my servlet: verify.java:20: cannot resolve symbol. symbol : variable isValidUser. location: class weblocker.verify. isValidUser = CheckLogin(strUsername, strPassword); ^. verify.java:20: cannot resolve symbol. symbol : variable strUsername.


"""Cannot resolve symbol"" errors occur when you include the Mobile Quality Assurance module in Android Studio 1.1.0"
When you work in Android Studio 1.1.0, the build.gradle project does not successfully compile the Mobile Quality Assurance SDK. In the manifest (AndroidManifest.xml) file, if you hover over the application activities for Mobile Quality Assurance, the Cannot resolve symbol error message displays for each subpackage of com.


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1 According to AutomaticBurnerBoiler.com, replacing an old oil-fired boiler can cost from around $7,000 to $11,000, depending on what the client wants to use as a replacement for the boiler.2  Generally, oil boilers that are 15 to 20 years old already have a low efficiency rating. According to AutomaticBurnerBoiler.com, replacing an old oil-fired boiler can cost from around $7,000 to $11,000, depending on what the client wants to use as a replacement for the boiler.


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1 However, higher efficiency means lower monthly bills, so the cost may average out. 2  Replacing gas boilers range from $2,000 to $5,000 on average. 3  With additional modifications, it is possible for the price to leap up to as much as $7,500 to $9,000. According to AutomaticBurnerBoiler.com, replacing an old oil-fired boiler can cost from around $7,000 to $11,000, depending on what the client wants to use as a replacement for the boiler.


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1 You may need a new chimney liner if youâre upgrading to higher efficiency boiler. 2  Generally, this costs about $300 to $700 for gas and $700 to $1,800 for oil. 3  Removal of the old unit can range from $300 to $1,500 or more.owever, there are other factors that could swing boiler installation costs higher or lower. 1  You may need a new chimney liner if youâre upgrading to higher efficiency boiler. 2  Generally, this costs about $300 to $700 for gas and $700 to $1,800 for oil. 3  Removal of the old unit can range from $300 to $1,500 or more.


Compare a Boiler vs a Furnace Costs
Removal and haul away of the old furnace usually costs $300 to $1,000, depending on size and difficulty. As with boilers, a new chimney liner for a high efficiency unit will cost anywhere from $500 to $1,500, with liners for gas units priced on the lower end of that range and liners for oil units on the higher end.o matter which type of boiler you buy, the unitâs energy efficiency rating has the greatest impact on price. Each type is available in varying efficiencies. Removal and haul away of your old boiler can cost anywhere from a few hundred dollars to $1,500, depending on size and difficulty.


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Detailed Information. NPI Number 1578841698 has the âOrganizationâ type of ownership and has been registered to the following primary business legal name (which is a provider name or healthcare organization name) â CLINICAL SPECIALTIES INC . The enumeration date of this NPI Number is 07/22/2011.


Clinical Programs
Home Infusion. Clinical Specialties, accredited by Accreditation Commission for Health Care Inc. (ACHC), has been serving infusion patients since 1988. Local touch, regional reach. Pharmacies in Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati.


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AIM Specialty Health. Radiology. Advanced imaging is one of the most important clinical tools in use today. But when used inappropriately, safety can be compromised and unnecessary costs can skyrocket. At an average price per test of $500 to $900, the costs of inappropriate imaging are staggering.


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Addressing advanced imaging management. Advanced imaging is one of the most important clinical tools in use today. But when used inappropriately, safety can be compromised and unnecessary costs can skyrocket. At an average price per test of $500 to $900, the costs of inappropriate imaging are staggering.


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Does Walmart cash checks?
The store will cash checks up to $5,000. Continue Reading. The following information is accurate as of December, 2014, and is subject to change without notice: There is a $3 fee to cash a check up to $1,500, and a $6 fee to cash checks from $1,501 to $5,000 at Walmart.


How to Cash a Check Without a Bank Account
Others may charge a flat fee in addition to a percentage fee. For large checks, these check-cashing facilities can be rather expensive. For instance, to cash a $1,000 check, a $5 plus 1 percent fee means youâll pay $15 for the check-cashing service. Other places are likely to have lower fees. The check-issuing bank.


Walmart Check Cashing Policy â Feeâs, Hours, Rules & More
Here are Walmartâs feeâs for check cashing: For checks up to and including $1000 â $3.00. For checks over $1000 up to and including $5000 â $6.00. This means there is a limit as to how large of a check you can cash at Walmart. And as youâve noticed, that amount is $5000. Note that the period from January to April, the cashing maximum limit for checks increases to $7500.


Does Walmart Cash Checks?
Each store will cash checks up to $5,000 in value and not a penny more. From January to April each year, this limit is raised to $7,500 per check to accommodate tax return season. Exceptions can be made on a per case basis with the approval of a store manager, but exceptions arenât made that often.


How to Cash a Check Without a Bank Account
A bank will only cash a check for a non-customer if a check is issued by that specific bank. Even then, the non-customer could face a check-cashing fee, which varies from bank to bank. For instance, TD Bank charges $5 whenever a non-customer wants to cash a TD Bank check.


Walmart Check Cashing Policy â Feeâs, Hours, Rules & More
Also, if you have multiple checks to cash, then Walmart will charge a transaction fee for each check you cash with them. For example, if you were to cash four checks that were less than $1000 in value each, then you would be charged a $12 service fee.


Does Walmart cash checks?
Can I buy a money order at Walmart? The following information is accurate as of December, 2014, and is subject to change without notice: There is a $3 fee to cash a check up to $1,500, and a $6 fee to cash checks from $1,501 to $5,000 at Walmart. A customer has to show a valid picture ID and enter their Social Security number using a PIN pad at the register to cash a check.


LL Cool J
Innovative rap music superstar LL Cool J made the successful transition to actor/musician in the 1990s, with several major films and a TV series to his credit.


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According to Alfonso Ribeiro, he did not enjoy working on the series because LL Cool J created a poor working environment. Ribeiro stated that LL was focused on his music instead of the show. Ribeiro did not want to return to the series' fifth season because he did not want to work with LL any longer. When LL heard this, he apologized to Ribeiro and the two remained friendly while they worked on the fifth season. See more Â».


FLASHBACK: 23-Year-Old LL Cool J on the Set of his VERY '90s Music Video
6 Minutes of Pleasure was the fifth single off LL's fourth studio album, Mama Said Knock You Out. ET was on set of the wildly colorful music video back in 1991, where the 23-year-old rapper wanted to take a different approach to the single. By games he means, literal games!


FLASHBACK: 23-Year-Old LL Cool J on the Set of his VERY '90s Music Video
Happy Birthday, LL Cool J -- there's no stopping you! The rapper/actor celebrates his 47th birthday with a successful acting career, 13 studio albums (with another on the way), and countless hit singles including one that is SO incredibly '90s, you might want to put on sunglasses.


LL Cool Jâs Son Najee Smith Arrested After Restaurant Fight: Details
LL Cool J's son, Najee Smith, was arrested after getting into a fight in NYC on Tuesday, Sept. 29 Credit: Johnny Nunez/WireImage. Not so cool. LL Cool J's son, Najee Smith, was arrested after he got into a fistfight outside a restaurant in Manhattan on Tuesday, Sept. 29, the NYPD tells Us Weekly. An eyewitness tells Us that Smith, 26, refused to obey security guards at Catch Roof in NYC's Meatpacking District.


LL Cool J
During his years on TV, LL Cool J also showed his dramatic versatility in the romantic comedy Woo (1998), crime dramas Caught Up (1998) and In Too Deep (1999), and horror sequel Halloween: H20 (1998).


LL Cool J
LL Cool J. Born James Todd Smith on January 14, 1968, Ladies Love Cool James (LL Cool J) began his career in Queens, N.Y. when he was 16 years old, though he had been rapping since the age of nine. His grandfather bought him a mixing table and LL began to record tapes in his home.


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Keith Matheny: West Virginia: Keith Matheny is a mentalist and a motivating entertainer who will capture your imagination as he reveals your thoughts, predicts answers to math problems before they are created and describes objects held by audience members while he is heavily blindfolded.


Keith Matheny
Mixing his talents as an extraordinary and entertaining mentalist with powerful messages, Matheny's show is not only baffling and mind-boggling, it's also very funny. Packed with audience participation, Matheny will have your audience doubled over in laughter and at the same time, scratching their heads in amazement.


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Keith Matheny West Virginia Keith Matheny is a mentalist and a motivating entertainer who will capture your imagination as he reveals your thoughts, predicts answers to math problems before they are created and describes objects held by audience members while he is heavily blindfolded.


Keith Matheny
Keith Matheny Nationally recognized mentalist and motivational entertainer Leaves audiences doubled over in laughter and scratching their heads in amazement From the moment Keith Matheny takes the stage, he will captivate, amuse, inform and inspire your audience.


Keith Matheny, mentalist
Keith Matheny, mentalist A fascinating presentation that will take you to the edge of the impossible. Keith Matheny is a mentalist who will, unbelievably, learn the names of over 200 people just minutes before the show and will later identify each person by name. This high energy show combines audience participation, good-natured humor and motivational words that are guaranteed to refresh and inspire.


Keith Matheny Mentalist
For more than a decade, Keith has crisscrossed the country, making believers out of skeptics as he helps unlock the power and mysteries of the mind. Regarded as one of the world's most entertaining and captivating mentalists, Keith Matheny's Mind Over Magic show is baffling, mind-boggling, and hilarious. For more information, contact talent network, inc.


Keith Matheny Mentalist
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Instructions. Remove as much of the pine tree debris as possible. A rake will remove quite a few of them. Till the soil under the pine tree, or you can use a garden fork to dig up the ground by hand. If you hit some smaller pine tree roots, you can cut them and remove the pieces by hand.Do not remove or damage the larger tree roots. This may kill or damage your pine tree.nstructions. Remove as much of the pine tree debris as possible. A rake will remove quite a few of them. Till the soil under the pine tree, or you can use a garden fork to dig up the ground by hand. If you hit some smaller pine tree roots, you can cut them and remove the pieces by hand.


How to Grow Grass Under a Pine Tree
Overview. Growing grass can be difficult depending on the conditions. One situation where grass has trouble growing is under pine trees. Many lawns have grass problems where pine trees grow. There is a way to get grass to grow under a pine tree.With some effort and care, it is possible to have green grass and pine trees in the same location.verview. Growing grass can be difficult depending on the conditions. One situation where grass has trouble growing is under pine trees. Many lawns have grass problems where pine trees grow. There is a way to get grass to grow under a pine tree.


How to Plant Grass Under Pine Trees
Many golf courses, especially those in the South, contain several pine trees, which add a great deal of beauty. One of the problems with pine trees, however, is that grass often refuses to grow beneath the trees. Many people believe that grass won't grow under pine trees because of the shade of the tree.They mistakenly believe that if you plant a grass that grows well in the shade, then your problems will be solved.eep pine needles raked in order to prevent new acid from being added to the soil. Spread lime on the soil under each pine tree once per growing season. Keep pine needles raked in order to prevent new acid from being added to the soil. Spread lime on the soil under each pine tree once per growing season.


How to Grow Grass Under a Pine Tree
Step 4. Use the rototiller to dig up the soil around the base of the tree. Be careful of the roots because pine tree roots are close to the ground surface and sometimes above ground. You can cut through smaller roots and remove these by hand if needed. Dig a depth of 6 inches into the soil to plant seeds.verview. Growing grass can be difficult depending on the conditions. One situation where grass has trouble growing is under pine trees. Many lawns have grass problems where pine trees grow. There is a way to get grass to grow under a pine tree.


How to Plant Grass Under Pine Trees
Step 1. Rake up all pine needles and pieces of bark are under your pine trees. The more pine debris you can remove the better. Pine needles add a tremendous amount of acid to the soil under the tree, which kills most grasses.here are two obstacles to overcome when planting grass under pine trees: the relatively little sun your grass will receive and the large amount of acid the trees add to the soil. Once you have overcome these two challenges you can grow luxuriant grass under any pine tree.


The Best Grass for Shade Around Pine Trees
Pine trees create challenging conditions for grass growing because of their shade and acidic needles. Most grass types do not do well under pine trees, as they must cope with heavy shade and highly acidic soils.Tree roots also divert nutrients from smaller grass roots. However, some shade-tolerant grasses can be successfully grown in these conditions given careful maintenance.ine trees create challenging conditions for grass growing because of their shade and acidic needles. Most grass types do not do well under pine trees, as they must cope with heavy shade and highly acidic soils.


How to Plant Grass Under Pine Trees
Work up the soil under your pine trees with a garden tiller. This can be difficult, depending on how close to the surface the roots of the pine trees are. Use a shovel to break up and loosen the soil around roots where you cannot use the tiller.here are two obstacles to overcome when planting grass under pine trees: the relatively little sun your grass will receive and the large amount of acid the trees add to the soil. Once you have overcome these two challenges you can grow luxuriant grass under any pine tree.


How to Plant Grass Under Pine Trees
There are two obstacles to overcome when planting grass under pine trees: the relatively little sun your grass will receive and the large amount of acid the trees add to the soil. Once you have overcome these two challenges you can grow luxuriant grass under any pine tree.here are two obstacles to overcome when planting grass under pine trees: the relatively little sun your grass will receive and the large amount of acid the trees add to the soil. Once you have overcome these two challenges you can grow luxuriant grass under any pine tree.


The Best Grass for Shade Around Pine Trees
Even the most shade-tolerant grasses do not always thrive in the challenging conditions created by pine trees. If your grass continues to falter after you have taken steps to remediate soil acidity, consider mulching under your pine trees instead or planting a lower-maintenance ground cover such as periwinkle or ivy.ine trees create challenging conditions for grass growing because of their shade and acidic needles. Most grass types do not do well under pine trees, as they must cope with heavy shade and highly acidic soils.


How to Plant Grass Under Pine Trees
Step 2. Rototill the soil around the base of your pine, including all of the area where grass refuses to grow or grows only sparingly. Use caution, as your rototiller will probably encounter roots from the pine growing close to the surface of the soil.eep pine needles raked in order to prevent new acid from being added to the soil. Spread lime on the soil under each pine tree once per growing season. Keep pine needles raked in order to prevent new acid from being added to the soil. Spread lime on the soil under each pine tree once per growing season.


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1 Discuss the different erosional features formed by alpine glaciers. 2  Describe the processes by which glaciers change the underlying rocks. 3  Discuss the particles deposited by glaciers as they advance and recede. 4  Describe the landforms created by glacial deposits.lacial Erosion. Glaciers erode the underlying rock by abrasion and plucking. Glacial meltwater seeps into cracks of the underlying rock, the water freezes and pushes pieces of rock outward. The rock is then plucked out and carried away by the flowing ice of the moving glacier (Figure below).


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Lesson Objectives. 1  Discuss the different erosional features formed by alpine glaciers. 2  Describe the processes by which glaciers change the underlying rocks. 3  Discuss the particles deposited by glaciers as they advance and recede. 4  Describe the landforms created by glacial deposits.lacial Erosion. Glaciers erode the underlying rock by abrasion and plucking. Glacial meltwater seeps into cracks of the underlying rock, the water freezes and pushes pieces of rock outward. The rock is then plucked out and carried away by the flowing ice of the moving glacier (Figure below).


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Glacial erosion can also create a roche moutonnee, which is a mass of rocks carved by a passing glacier. The rock formation has a smooth, rounded side caused by abrasion and a steep, ragged side where rocks were plucked from the surface.To unlock this lesson you must be a Study.com Member.here are two main processes of glacial erosion. The first that we will talk about is plucking, which is defined as the erosion and transport of large chunks of rocks. As a glacier moves over the landscape, water melts below the glacier and seeps into cracks within the underlying bedrock.


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2. Erosional features. Â· formed from the plucking nature of the glacier. o a. cirque--is a semi-circular or amphitheater shaped feature--a tarn or cirque lake can form in the cirque and a series of interconnected tarns can form paternoster lakes.o click here to see a photo of cirques and tarns or see page 271 in text.. Erosional features. Â· formed from the plucking nature of the glacier. o a. cirque--is a semi-circular or amphitheater shaped feature--a tarn or cirque lake can form in the cirque and a series of interconnected tarns can form paternoster lakes.


Glacial landforms and features
Both types of glaciers create landforms through erosion. These erosional features may be as large as the Great Lakes of North America or as small as scratches left in pebbles. As a glacier moves, it scours away material underneath it, plucking up rocks, some of which may be house-sized boulders.oth types of glaciers create landforms through erosion. These erosional features may be as large as the Great Lakes of North America or as small as scratches left in pebbles. As a glacier moves, it scours away material underneath it, plucking up rocks, some of which may be house-sized boulders.


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There are several erosional features that form as a glacier both scours the rock and pulls pieces away. As rocks are pulled away from valley walls, a steep sided, bowl shaped depression forms at the top of a mountain, called a cirque.The word comes from the French word for circle.lacial Erosion [edit]. The two main ways that glaciers erode the underlying rock are abrasion and plucking. As the thick layer of ice pushes against the underlying rock, it scrapes and polishes the rock surface. As glaciers flow, they scratch the underlying bedrock with all the rocky material they are carrying.


Glacial Erosion: Definition, Processes & Features
Features of Glacial Erosion. The scraping and plucking of glacial erosion creates a number of distinct landforms and features. If the glacier erodes into a mountain, it can create a cirque, which is a round hollow with steep sides.here are two main processes of glacial erosion. The first that we will talk about is plucking, which is defined as the erosion and transport of large chunks of rocks. As a glacier moves over the landscape, water melts below the glacier and seeps into cracks within the underlying bedrock.


Chapter 7: Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition
1 Name the erosional features that are formed by glaciers high in the mountains and describe how they form. 2  Describe the different types of moraines formed by glaciers. 3  Describe the difference between glacial till and stratified drift. 4  Give an example of how each type of deposit forms.lacial Erosion. Glaciers erode the underlying rock by abrasion and plucking. Glacial meltwater seeps into cracks of the underlying rock, the water freezes and pushes pieces of rock outward. The rock is then plucked out and carried away by the flowing ice of the moving glacier (Figure below).


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Glaciers were formed which move down valleys with great erosive power. These glaciers carved new scenery. Glacial Erosion There are three main types of glacial erosion-plucking, abrasion and freeze thaw. Plucking is when melt water from a glacier freezes around lumps of cracked and broken rock.laciation menu Glaciation Glacial Erosion Glacial Landforms-Upland Features Glacial Landforms-Lowland features Case Study-Helvellyn, Lake District Photo gallery-Goat Fell, Isle of Arran. An arete-a knife-edged ridge separating two corries.


(af). Landforms of Glaciation
A number of distinct erosional features can be observed in mountainous regions that have experienced the effects of glaciation. Much of this erosion is exerted on the bottoms and sides of alpine valleys that guide the flow of glaciers.hese features are made of till and are formed at the base of a glacial ice sheet. The long axis of this feature aligns with the direction of glacial movement. (Source: Natural Resources Canada-Terrain Sciences Division-Canadian Landscapes).


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1 Psychotic disorders are a group of serious illnesses that affect the mind. Different types of psychotic disorders include: 2  Mental Illness.  Mental illness is any disease or condition affecting the brain that influence the way a person thinks, feels, behaves, and/or relates to others.


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schizoaffective schizÂ·oÂ·afÂ·fecÂ·tive (skÄt'sÅ-É-fÄk'tÄv) adj. Showing symptoms suggestive of both schizophrenia and affective disorders.


Types of Depression
Bipolar disorder is characterized by cycling mood changes, including severe highs (mania) and lows (depression). Schizoaffective disorder is a life-long illness that can impact all areas of daily living, including work or school, social contacts and relationships.


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While there is no cure for schizoaffective disorder, symptoms often can be controlled with proper treatment. A person with schizoaffective disorder has severe changes in mood and some of the psychotic symptoms of schizophrenia, such as hallucinations, delusions and disorganized thinking. Psychotic symptoms reflect the person's inability to tell what is real from what is imagined.


What is schizoaffective disorder?
What is schizoaffective disorder? One of the more common, chronic, and disabling mental illnesses, schizoaffective disorder is a temporal disease marked by psychotic symptoms that occur separately and concurrently over time with major mood episodes.


Mental Illness Basics
Related Diseases & Conditions. 1  Schizophrenia is a disabling brain disorder that may cause hallucinations and delusions and affect a person's ability to communicate and pay attention.  Bipolar disorder (or manic depression) is a mental illness characterized by depression, mania, and severe mood swings.


Invega
INVEGA (paliperidone) extended-release tablets are indicated for the treatment of schizoaffective disorder as monotherapy and an adjunct to mood stabilizers and/or antidepressant therapy in adults. The efficacy of INVEGA in schizoaffective disorder was established in two 6-week trials in adults.


What are the side effects of prochlorperazine-rectal?
Schizoaffective disorder is a serious mental illness that has features of two different conditions, schizophrenia and an affective (mood) disorder, either major depression or bipolar disorder.


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Definition of Schizoaffective disorder. Schizoaffective disorder: A mood disorder that is coupled with some symptoms that resemble those of schizophrenia, particularly loss of personality (flat affect) and social withdrawal.


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1 Depression is an illness that involves the body, mood, and thoughts and affects the way a person eats and sleeps, the way one feels about oneself, and. 2  Schizophrenia.  Schizophrenia is a disabling brain disorder that may cause hallucinations and delusions and affect a person's ability to communicate and pay attention.


How much do Garage Doors weigh?
As an example, a 25 gauge 16Ã7 standard residential garage door from Clopay, Midamerica, Overhead Door, C.H.I, Martin, Hormann, Wayne â Dalton, Unique, Raynor, Amarr, Haas, Midland, DoorLink, Garaga, Northwest, Delden and Windsor will weigh 150 â 160 LBS, and insulated garage door weigh 165 â 180 LBS.


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First, you need to know the dimensions of the door. Suppose it's 80 inches tall (6 2/3 ft) by 36 inches wide (3 ft). So (6 2/3 ft) X (3 ft) = 20 square feet. First, you need to know the dimensions of the door. Suppose it's 80 inches tall (6 2/3 ft) by 36 inches wide (3 ft).


How To Determine Garage Door Dimensions
See also: For More Information on Garage Door Sizes Click Here. Some Dimensions. While garage doors vary widely in their widths, their heights are more limited. Most garage doors are either 7 or 8 feet high. Taller or shorter garage doors can be found, but they are rarer. If you have an older home with a smaller garage door, you may be concerned about finding a replacement.


How much do Garage Doors weigh?
Garage Door weight is dependent on many variables such as: door size, door thickness, material, gauge of steel, etc. However, most standard garage doors are raised steel panel and are very similar in weight.


How Wide Is a Standard Garage Door?
In a standard construction as of 2014, garage doors are 8-feet wide. The doors can range in size, however, up to 20 feet. In some places, garage doors can also be less than 8-feet wide.... In a standard construction as of 2014, garage doors are 8-feet wide. The doors can range in size, however, up to 20 feet.


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would going 5 or 6 inches put the open door too far from the interior wall and look bad? I just dont want the molding around the door to hit against the other wall Remove Advertisements


Typical Door Heights & Openings in Interior Framing
The width can vary from 12 to 48 inches. The width of a door's rough opening is the width of the door plus 2 inches. The 2 inches accounts for a 3/4-inch jamb board on each side plus 1/2-inch adjustment space. If you are using pre-hung doors, the opening should be 1 inch to 1 1/2 inch wider than the door and its jambs.


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These are common standard sized double garage doors. Note that the width is first, and the height is second. (Width by Height) == 12 by 7 feet == 14 by 7 feet == 16 by 7 feet == 18 by 7 feet == 12 by 8 feet == 14 by 8 feet == 16 by 8 feet == 18 by 8 feet. These days, it is also possible to find garage doors that are 20 feet wide or even wider. A garage door that is intended for a golf cart or ATV might be narrower than the standard sizes.


- Growth & Development
- Growth & Development. The Root System. Giant sequoias normally develop an extensive root system very early in their careers. In a region marked by a prolonged summer dry season this kind of root system is essential in all but streamside or other unusually moist sites. Even with an extensive root system the giant sequoia is still sharply limited in its natural range by soil moisture conditions.


Plants: Which type of tree has the longest root system?
Pando (tree) Pando is a single extraordinary example. As a type of tree, or species, the aspen is not usually that large. The largest root systems in terms of species probably belong to the largest trees, the giant sequoias and coastal redwoods of the Pacific coast in the USA.


The 25 Biggest Living Things on Earth
Biggest Marine Animal - The Blue Whale (200 Tons) The Blue Whale, the world's biggest marine animal. Getty Images. Not only is the Blue Whale the largest living animal; it may be the largest animal in the history of life on earth, pending the unlikely discovery of any 200-ton dinosaurs or marine reptiles.


Strange but True: The Largest Organism on Earth Is a Fungus
Strange but True: The Largest Organism on Earth Is a Fungus. The blue whale is big, but nowhere near as huge as a sprawling fungus in eastern Oregon.


Plants: Which type of tree has the longest root system?
As you can imagine, actually measuring the root system of growing trees is pretty difficult; therefore, there might be some that are actually larger than these, but studies indicate that the largest living organism on Earth is Pando, a quaking aspen in Utah whose roots have been measured at 6,000,000 kg, covering 106 acres.


Plants and Their Environment
Plants have two organ systems: the root system and the shoot system. The root system consists of the ground meristem, root cap, endoâ¦dermis, epidermis, parenchyma, etc in the roots. The shoot system consists of the main stalk, branchings, leaves, etc.


The 25 Biggest Living Things on Earth
On the following slides, you'll go on a guided tour of the biggest organisms on earth, ranging from a giant (by microscopic standards) virus to a gigantic (by anyone's standards) clonal colony of trees--with all your favorite whales, elephants and anacondas in between. Pithovirus, the world's biggest virus.


Explain why the root system might be the largest part of a plant?
the roots are the largest part of a plant because they keep them alive by letting them soak up water or dissolved substances, and they keep the plants from being blown away in a storm. 23 people found this useful.


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Claim: Vice President Joe Biden said that the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor. Example: [Collected via email, August 2015]. A post on Facebook that indicated that Vice President Joe Biden said that the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor in a speech.t should also be noted that in March 2012, a few months before this Joe Biden meme was created, Minnesota congressman Keith Ellison did mistakenly state during a Fox News interview with Bill O'Reilly that the Germans had bombed Pearl Harbor:


Pearl Harbor Day: How did Adolf Hitler react to the attack?
At the time of the attack, Japan was already one of the Axis powers, but Adolf Hitler did not know of its plans. On Pearl Harbor Day, a look back at the Fuehrer'fÃ¼hrer s-response and subsequent. miscalculationecommended: Pearl Harbor: 5 top books on the attack. This comment was typical of Hitler in that it was both grandiose and a touch self-delusional. In fact, Hitler viewed the Japanese through the lens of his own racial prejudice.


Pearl Harbor Day: How did Adolf Hitler react to the attack?
Thus Hitler seized on Pearl Harbor as a light in the general gloom. His assumption was that the Japanese would now tie down the United States in the Pacific and weaken Britain by threatening its Asian possessions, according to Kershaw.ecommended: Pearl Harbor: 5 top books on the attack. This comment was typical of Hitler in that it was both grandiose and a touch self-delusional. In fact, Hitler viewed the Japanese through the lens of his own racial prejudice.


Pearl Harbor Day: How did Adolf Hitler react to the attack?
âFour days after Pearl Harbor, [Hitler] made the folly of the strike comprehensive by declaring war on the United States, relieving Roosevelt from a serious uncertainty about whether Congress would agree to fight Germany,â writes Mr. Hastings.ecommended: Pearl Harbor: 5 top books on the attack. This comment was typical of Hitler in that it was both grandiose and a touch self-delusional. In fact, Hitler viewed the Japanese through the lens of his own racial prejudice.


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Psychotic, but absolutely right. We gotta take these bastards. Now we could do it with conventional weapons that could take years and cost millions of lives. No, I think we have to go all out. I think that this situation absolutely requires a really futile and stupid gesture be done on somebody's part.Bluto: We're just the guys to do it.D-Day: Let's do it.o, I think we have to go all out. I think that this situation absolutely requires a really futile and stupid gesture be done on somebody's part. Bluto: We're just the guys to do it. D-Day: Let's do it.


Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor ?
Um, it wasn't the Germans, Einstein. It was the Japanese. The war in the Pacific Theatre was pretty much over when the USA retaliated by atom-bombing Hisoshima and Nagasaki.___________ Never saw Animal House.eport Abuse. last time i checked they had not yet bombed pearl harbor. the japanese on the other hand learned not to bomb us after 4 1/2 years. lvgunner2 Â· 10 years ago.


Results of the attack on Pearl Harbor: Wikis
However, he decided war with the United States was unavoidable, and the Pearl Harbor attack, the publication of Rainbow Five, and Roosevelt's post-Pearl Harbor address, which focused on European affairs as well as the situation with Japan, probably contributed to the declaration.oosevelt called December 7 a date which will live in infamy . Congress declared war on the Empire of Japan amid outrage at the attack and the late delivery of the note from the Japanese government breaking off relations with the U.S. government, actions considered treacherous.


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[ Addressing the room ]. Otter: Ladies and gentlemen, I'll be brief. The issue here is not whether we broke a few rules, or took a few liberties with our female party guests-we did. [ winks at Dean Wormer ]. Otter: But you can't hold a whole fraternity responsible for the behavior of a few, sick twisted individuals.tter: Hey, it's gotta work better than the truth. Bluto : [ thrusting six-pack into Flounder's hands ] My advice to you is to start drinking heavily. Otter: Better listen to him, Flounder, he's in pre-med. D-Day : [ firing up blow-torch ] There you go now, just leave everything to me.


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20' Wood Roof Truss Framing Cost
This price includes unloading and installation of trusses and installation of blocking between the trusses. Unit Size. One square foot of roof area. Labor Costs. We figure that a two-person crew can install trusses over about 22 square feet of roof area, per hour.Material Costs. One truss for every 40 square feet of roof area, with a 4% waste factor.The labor and material quantities are adjusted by the roof spacing listed on the Structural Dimensions screen-- for 12 spacing the cost is doubled, and for 16 spacing it is multiplied by 150%.abor Costs. We figure that a two-person crew can install trusses over about 22 square feet of roof area, per hour. Material Costs. One truss for every 40 square feet of roof area, with a 4% waste factor.


What are the Types of Roofs, Roofing Costs and Other Important Information/Tips on Replacing My Roof?
The total cost for a slate roof can span quite a range due to quality and availability of slate materials, substructure repairs and/or replacements and labor costs (slate is heavy). A 1200 square foot slate roof will cost anywhere from $11,000 to $16,000.Despite the cost for a slate roof, thereâs n o industry comparison for beauty, warmth and durability â which is why is why so many people have installed slate roofs. 1200 square foot slate roof will cost anywhere from $11,000 to $16,000. Despite the cost for a slate roof, thereâs n o industry comparison for beauty, warmth and durability â which is why is why so many people have installed slate roofs.


The Know-It-All's Guide to Life
So if you have a 1200 square foot roof, then you are looking at 12 squares of roofing (however, most contractors will add 10% to the actual roof size to account for wasted materials over the course of the project (a completely honest approach and to be expected).o if you have a 1200 square foot roof, then you are looking at 12 squares of roofing (however, most contractors will add 10% to the actual roof size to account for wasted materials over the course of the project (a completely honest approach and to be expected).


SIP Panel Price per Square Foot
Example: Say you had a 3,000 sq. foot house and the estimator wanted to use a sq. foot number for the cost. Now you have a sq. foot price for the panel with 5,000 sq. feet of panels and your cost for a typical panel is say $6.00 SF.Okâ¦ $30,000 dollars for the panel cost plus shipping, taxes and accessories so a total of say $35,000 dollars.xample: Say you had a 3,000 sq. foot house and the estimator wanted to use a sq. foot number for the cost. Now you have a sq. foot price for the panel with 5,000 sq. feet of panels and your cost for a typical panel is say $6.00 SF.


House Framing Cost
1 Framing materials typically cost more than labor. 2  It can cost $3-$12 or more a square foot based on the current price of lumber (or steel) and the size and design of the structure. An average house framing labor rate nationwide is about $6-$8 a square foot, or $10,000-$25,000 for 1,600-3,000 square feet. 2  For example, at DoItYourself.com a homeowner reports paying $12,000 for framing labor for a 1,600-square-foot home plus basement and two-car garage, or about $7.50 a square foot.


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So I think we perceive amplitude as loudness in sound and brightness in light. We perceive frequency (and wavelength?) in sound as pitch? For light, wavenlength (and frequency?) are perceived as color? Or just wavelength? Since speed of light or sound is determined by the medium, wavelength and frequency would give us the same information?


How do we perceive color?
Note that this is the energy per quantum (photon if in the visible range) but not the total energy; the latter is a function of the intensity in a beam. We can detect the range of light spectrum from about 400 nanometers (violet) to about 700 nanometers (red). We perceive this range of light wavelengths as a smoothly varying rainbow of colors, otherwise known as the visual spectrum.


How do we perceive color?
How do we perceive color? As humans, our color vision influences everything from our art and poetry to the colors we paint our homes and the clothing we choose to buy. Yet, we rarely question the mechanics of our color perception â or what we may not be able to see. We perceive color when the different wavelengths composing white light are selectively interfered with by matter (absorbed, reflected, refracted, scattered, or diffracted) on their way to our eyes, or when a non-white distribution of light has been emitted.


How do we perceive color?
The result of these steps for color vision is a signal that is sent to the brain. 1  There are three signals, corresponding to the three color attributes. These are: 2  The amount of green-or-red. 3  the amount of blue-or-yellow; and. 4  the brightness.


How do we perceive color?
Yet, we rarely question the mechanics of our color perception â or what we may not be able to see. How do we perceive color? We perceive color when the different wavelengths composing white light are selectively interfered with by matter (absorbed, reflected, refracted, scattered, or diffracted) on their way to our eyes, or when a non-white distribution of light has been emitted.


Visible Light and the Eye's Response
Using the same three-cone theory, we could make some predictions of the result. Red light entering our eye would mostly activate the red color cone; and green light entering our eye would mostly activate the green color cone. Each cone would send their usual electrical messages to the brain.


How do we perceive color?
The visible light that humans perceive is a tiny fraction of the full electromagnetic spectrum. We can detect the range of light spectrum from about 400 nanometers (violet) to about 700 nanometers (red). We perceive this range of light wavelengths as a smoothly varying rainbow of colors, otherwise known as the visual spectrum.


Visible Light and the Eye's Response
In this lesson we will spend a lot of time discussing three light colors - red, green, and blue. We will perceive light as consisting of red, green and blue qualities. Use the RGB widget below to determine the ratios by which red, green and blue light combine to form other light colors. Enter the name of a color (maize, purple, orange, sky blue, etc.) into the field.


Visible Light and the Eye's Response
Visible light - that which is detectable by the human eye - consists of wavelengths ranging from approximately 780 nanometer (7.80 x 10-7 m) down to 390 nanometer (3.90 x 10-7 m). Specific wavelengths within the spectrum correspond to a specific color based upon how humans typically perceive light of that wavelength. The long wavelength end of the spectrum corresponds to light that is perceived by humans to be red and the short wavelength end of the spectrum corresponds to light that is perceived to be violet.


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The Camino Portuguese Map & Additional Info. Distance: Approx. 600 kms. Landscape: Compared with the Camino Frances, the Portuguese Route is much flatter with barely any serious elevation gain, making for an easier walking experience. The pilgrim travels through beautiful rural countryside, passing terraced vineyards, woods, farms, tiny hamlets and small villages.


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Add this Distance Calculation to your website! The driving distance from Santiago de Compostela to Porto is 232 km. Your Travel Starts at Santiago de Compostela, A CoruÃ±a, Spain. It Ends at Porto, Portugal.


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Some pilgrims may do it in a shorter time due to the flatter terrain. Route: Sometimes called the Royal Route, made famous by Queen Isobel of Portugalâs pilgrimage in the 12th Century, the walk from Portugal to Spain begins in Lisbon and ends in Santiago de Compostela.


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Refer the Directions from Porto to Santiago de Compostela, Spain! How much would be the distance if one could just fly from Porto to Santiago de Compostela like a bird in a staight line? Check the Flight distance between Porto and Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Travel time is an important point to know with the driving distance. Hence you might also want to know the Travel Time from Porto to Santiago de Compostela, Spain. This will help you estimate how much time you will spend travelling for the distance from Porto to Santiago de Compostela.


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Travel Modes: From Porto - Campo MÃ¡rtires da PÃ¡tria bus to Santiago de Compostela. 3hrs 20min 20â¬. From Porto(Campanha) train to Vigo Urzaiz then train to Santiago de Compostela. 3hrs 11min 40â¬.


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For this section of the Camino PortuguÃ©s you are best to fly in and out of Porto. This city is accessible directly from London and Manchester with Ryanair, Easyjet and TAP. Then on the return let you can fly out of Santiago de Compostela. For this section of the Camino PortuguÃ©s you are best to fly in to Porto. Then on the return let you can fly out of Santiago de Compostela. You can fly directly from Santiago from London Stansted with Ryanair. For this section of the Camino PortuguÃ©s you are best to fly in to Porto. This city is accessible directly from London and Manchester with Ryanair, Easyjet and TAP. Then on the return let you can fly out of Santiago de Compostela.


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Race refers to a person's physical characteristics, such as bone structure and skin, hair, or eye color. Ethnicity, however, refers to cultural factors, including nationality, regional culture, ancestry, and language.elf-identification and Choice. Another difference between race and ethnicity is related to the ability to self-identify. A person does not choose her race; it is assigned by society based upon her physical features. However, ethnicity is self-identified.


Race (human classification)
For the human race (all of humanity), see Human. For the term race in biology, see Race (biology) . Race, as a social construct, is a group of people who share similar and distinct physical characteristics.First used to refer to speakers of a common language and then to denote national affiliations, by the 17th century race began to refer to physical (i.e. phenotypical) traits.he theory that race is merely a social construct has been challenged by the findings of researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine, published in the American Journal of Human Genetics as Genetic Structure, Self-Identified Race/Ethnicity, and Confounding in Case-Control Association Studies.


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The goal of this tutorial is to help you objectively analyze the phenomena of race and ethnicity as well as some of the world wide patterns of discrimination based on them. In doing this, it is important to suspend our own biases as much as possible and to take a cultural relativity approach.hat is to say, we must not let our own cultural biases get in the way of understanding the lives of other people. This is a very difficult task given the emotionally charged feelings and deep beliefs that most people have concerning race and ethnicity.


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When their are black-Americans that are also of mixed race and we only identify them by âskin colorâ is also stupidâ¦I think what holds a country together and eliminates racism is to identify people as a nationalityâ¦no matter the race or ethnicity. Why is it necessary to identify someone by ethnicity.he use of the category âraceâ is not accurate since all humans belong to the same race-homo sapiens sapiens. There are no sub-species of homo sapiens sapiens on earth as we today know it. The idea is to identify color, ethnicity and place of origin.