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Banff National Park Rental Cars. Whether youâre road tripping through the state or venturing around the city, do yourself a favor and rent a car in Banff National Park, Alberta.When you sit behind the wheel of your rental car, you can forget about hailing taxis and memorizing public transportation schedules.Because with access to a car rental in Banff National Park, youâre free to travel where and when you want.f youâre in search of a cheap car rental in Banff National Park, Alberta suiting all your needs, look no further than our selection of vehicles right here on Expedia. From large vans spacious enough to comfortably fit your whole family to sporty convertibles to cruise around in style, we offer it all.


Winter Driving in the Canadian Rockies
The hot springs in Radium (Kootenay National Park) and in Banff will be open. Ski hills will be open, the Banff Gondola will be open, and most museums will be open. Roads to more remote attractions, if not open are, often turned into cross country ski trails.hings you should have in your Car. Because you are traveling in a remote area, cell phones will not always, tow trucks are usually hours away ,and some roads may not be very well traveled other than by the occassional snow plow. Therefore, you should be prepared to wait.


Winter Driving in the Canadian Rockies
Things you should have in your Car. Because you are traveling in a remote area, cell phones will not always, tow trucks are usually hours away ,and some roads may not be very well traveled other than by the occassional snow plow. Therefore, you should be prepared to wait.hings you should have in your Car. Because you are traveling in a remote area, cell phones will not always, tow trucks are usually hours away ,and some roads may not be very well traveled other than by the occassional snow plow. Therefore, you should be prepared to wait.


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If youâre in search of a cheap car rental in Banff National Park, Alberta suiting all your needs, look no further than our selection of vehicles right here on Expedia. From large vans spacious enough to comfortably fit your whole family to sporty convertibles to cruise around in style, we offer it all.f youâre in search of a cheap car rental in Banff National Park, Alberta suiting all your needs, look no further than our selection of vehicles right here on Expedia. From large vans spacious enough to comfortably fit your whole family to sporty convertibles to cruise around in style, we offer it all.


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Mountain National Parks Road Conditions Report. 1  Make allowances for other drivers, who may be in a hurry, lost, or distracted by the scenery. 2  Be prepared for a variety of conditions; it may snow in summer at higher elevations. 3  Slow down in bad weather or stop somewhere safe and wait it out. Be especially cautious at dusk and dawn, when many animals are most active, and visibility is poor. 2  If you see an animal by the road s low down and warn other motorists by flashing your hazard lights. 3  Where there is one animal, expect others nearby.


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Wildlife Watching. 1  Be especially cautious at dusk and dawn, when many animals are most active, and visibility is poor. 2  If you see an animal by the road s low down and warn other motorists by flashing your hazard lights. 3  Where there is one animal, expect others nearby. Be especially cautious at dusk and dawn, when many animals are most active, and visibility is poor. 2  If you see an animal by the road s low down and warn other motorists by flashing your hazard lights. 3  Where there is one animal, expect others nearby.


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1 Be especially cautious at dusk and dawn, when many animals are most active, and visibility is poor. 2  If you see an animal by the road s low down and warn other motorists by flashing your hazard lights. 3  Where there is one animal, expect others nearby. Be especially cautious at dusk and dawn, when many animals are most active, and visibility is poor. 2  If you see an animal by the road s low down and warn other motorists by flashing your hazard lights. 3  Where there is one animal, expect others nearby.


Lake Record Black Bass
Lake Record Black Bass. The Alabama Lake Record Certification will honor those individuals who catch the largest species of black bass (largemouth bass, spotted bass, smallmouth bass and redeye bass) from each reservoir or lake, and will provide the Fisheries Section with useful statistics on the number of large fish caught from Alabama reservoirs.


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My best fish: Bass- 8 pounds 9 ounces -from kentucky lake. Crappie- 2 pounds 6 ounces - from kentucky lake. I live 10 miles from the 160,000 acre Kentucky Lake, and the 57,000 acre Barkley Lake is within 25 miles of my house. I live 10 miles from 220,000 acres of Water.


Thread: What is the biggest crappie you have ever caught?
What is the biggest crappie you have ever caught? What is the biggest crappie you have ever caught, here in Kentucky? What about your biggest bass? I live 10 miles from the 160,000 acre Kentucky Lake, and the 57,000 acre Barkley Lake is within 25 miles of my house. I live 10 miles from 220,000 acres of Water.


âFrog Princeâ of Frogfest debunks myths about August bass fishing
âThe peanut grass and watermelon weed and lily pads you find on lakes like Eufaula is just dynamite for frog fishing,â said Meadows. âFriends on Eufaula last weekend said they found pads everywhere. From a frogging perspective you couldnât ask for better!â.


âFrog Princeâ of Frogfest debunks myths about August bass fishing
That bodes well for anglers fishing the Nories Frogfest, a âNories frogs-onlyâ event that will take place on back-to-back Saturdays at Lake Eufaula (Lakepointe State Park, Eufaula, Alabama) on August 17 and Lake Seminole (Big Jimâs Resort, Donalsonville, Georgia) on August 24, 2013.


Thread: What is the biggest crappie you have ever caught?
My largest bass was 9 pounds 4 oz that I caught on a buzz-bait during a bass tournament on Lake West Point in Ga in 1980. It is on the wall of my studio after I replaced the fins and repainted it. I caught one weighing 8 pounds and 14 oz in a tournament 2 weeks earlier on Lake Eufaula.


âFrog Princeâ of Frogfest debunks myths about August bass fishing
âI caught an 11-pound and an 11.27-pound bass on a lake south of us. They are my two biggest bass ever, both caught in August.â. SWF publisher Mike Pehanich shows off his first bass eight minutes into a filming session with the Nories NF 60 hollow body frog.


âFrog Princeâ of Frogfest debunks myths about August bass fishing
Meadows, whose passion for frog fishing inspired Nories Frogfest, has picked apart the abundant shallow water cover in the lakes of his region this summer with both tapered-nose and popping-style hollow body frogs.


Lake Record Black Bass
Alabama's Lake Record Black Bass. To be considered for a lake record, fish must exceed the minimum Master (M) or Trophy (T) weights referenced below. - indicates this species is not native to that water and will not be considered. RESERVOIR. Largemouth.


âFrog Princeâ of Frogfest debunks myths about August bass fishing
That makes prospects good for frog fishermen, particularly those using the two âlegalâ frogs for the Nories Frogfest tournament â the Nories Ebigaeru popping frog-style bait and the Nories NF60 frog, a hollow-body frog. Norio Tanabe, called the âFather of bass fishing in Japan,â designed both baits.


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Small Business/Self-Employed Topics. Like - Click this link to Add this page to your bookmarks Share - Click this link to Share this page through email or social media Print - Click this link to Print this page. Cost Basis Reporting FAQs. Cost Basis FAQs for Form 1040 filers.


How much money does Wikipedia cost on a yearly basis?
Answer Wiki. Let's do some quick math. Let's state that on a monthly basis, so $42.1 / 12 = $3.51 million per month. Therefore the cost per month is $0.007 per unique user per month. That's less than a penny a month per user, or 8.4 cents per year. I don't know of a better value in a charitable donation anywhere.


basis
basis (plural bases) 1  A starting point, base or foundation for an argument or hypothesis. 2  An underlying condition or circumstance. 3  A regular frequency. ( linear algebra) In a vector space, a linearly independent set of vectors spanning the whole vector 1  space. (accounting) Amount paid for an investment, including commissions and other expenses.


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Like - Click this link to Add this page to your bookmarks Share - Click this link to Share this page through email or social media Print - Click this link to Print this page. Cost Basis FAQs for Form 1040 filers. Cost Basis FAQs for Debt Instruments.


Does Cost Basis Matter in an IRA?
Exceptions to the rule. The cost basis of a particular investment is never important for an IRA. However, there are a couple of situations in which the tax basis of your entire retirement account can be important. The first exception applies if you've made nondeductible contributions to a traditional IRA.


Does Cost Basis Matter in an IRA?
Why cost basis usually isn't important for an IRA. The whole idea of cost basis goes toward figuring out exactly how much of an investor's proceeds from a sale represent true profit versus merely returning the original cash used to make the investment in the first place.


Basis
Adjusted basis, the net cost of an asset after adjusting for various tax-related items. Basis of futures, the value differential between a future and the spot price. Basis (options), the value differential between a call option and a put option. Basis point, 0.01%, often used in the context of interest rates. Basis trading, a trading strategy consisting of the purchase of a security and the sale of a similar security. Cost basis, in income tax law, the original cost of property adjusted for factors such as depreciation. Tax basis, cost of an asset.


Clinical nutrition: 6. Management of nutritional problems of patients with Crohn's disease
In several small series, total parenteral nutrition (TPN) and bowel rest induced remission in about 59% of patients with Crohn's disease. 17 In a series of 100 patients whose condition was resistant to prednisone therapy, TPN and bowel rest induced remission in 75%.


High C-reactive protein in Crohn's disease patients predicts nonresponse to infliximab treatment
CRP, C-reactive protein. Considering a CRP level cut-off of 4.6 mg/dL at week 14 as predictor of non-response, a CRP delta lower than 3.1 predicts non-response with 67% sensitivity and 64% specificity.


Clinical nutrition: 6. Management of nutritional problems of patients with Crohn's disease
Magnesium deficiency is common in Crohn's disease, especially in patients who have had an intestinal resection. The best treatment consists of oral supplements with magnesium heptogluconate (Magnesium-Rougier) or magnesium pyroglutamate (Mag 2).


High C-reactive protein in Crohn's disease patients predicts nonresponse to infliximab treatment
CRP levels greater than 15 mg/L at baseline predict PNR with 67% sensitivity and 65% specificity. Lower CRP levels at week 14 were more likely to predict SR relative to RTA (3.1 mg/L vs 7.6 mg/L p = 0.019) and PNR (3.1 mg/L vs 9.1 mg/L; p = 0.013).


Clinical nutrition: 6. Management of nutritional problems of patients with Crohn's disease
Crohn's disease is a chronic, segmental, transmural inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract. It most frequently involves the terminal ileum and the colon. The incidence of Crohn's disease has been rising steadily since the 1950s and is now about 6 per 100 000 population per year in North America.


High C-reactive protein in Crohn's disease patients predicts nonresponse to infliximab treatment
In our study, 12 patients out of 148 had persistent low CRP levels despite having clinical and endoscopic activity. However, no correlation was found with age at diagnosis (p = 0.110), disease location (p = 0.561), disease behavior (p = 0.787) or response to IFX (p = 0.758).


Clinical nutrition: 6. Management of nutritional problems of patients with Crohn's disease
Nutritional assessment. The nutritional problems of patients with Crohn's disease can be divided into those that concern macronutrients (protein, energy) and those that concern micronutrients (vitamins, minerals and electrolytes).


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Protein Shakes with Crohn's. Hi, my name is Gabe and I am 15. I was diagnosed with Chrohns May 2011 and have been battling with the pains since. My Crohn's is located in my small intestine and when I flare, I get stomach pains and nausea, unlike most patients who suffer something with their bowel. My goal here is to get any ideas for good protein shakes that will work for me and of course, my stomach.


High C-reactive protein in Crohn's disease patients predicts nonresponse to infliximab treatment
Infliximab (IFX) is effective in treating Crohn's disease (CD) and C-reactive protein (CRP) is a useful biomarker in assessing inflammatory activity.


High C-reactive protein in Crohn's disease patients predicts nonresponse to infliximab treatment
In our data, patients on combination treatment had lower CRP levels at week 14, however, that did not influence final response, need of dose adjustment nor frequency adjustment. Finally, CD patients with longer disease duration responded less well to IFX.


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Summary. IU Health Goshen Hospital is a general medical and surgical hospital in Goshen, IN, with 122 beds. Survey data for the latest year available shows that 33,469 patients visited the hospital's emergency room.The hospital had a total of 6,239 admissions.he U.S. News Doctor Finder has compiled extensive information in each doctor's profile, including where he or she was educated and trained, which hospitals he or she admits patients to, and in some cases which insurance plans he or she accepts. See doctors at IU Health Goshen Hospital with U.S. News Doctor Finder:


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There will be a presentation by Robyn Radford, Director of IU Health Goshen Wound Center, and Dr. Nathaniel Dew, MD, General Surgeon at Gerig's Surgical Group.roceeds will go to IU Health Goshen Center for Cancer Care and United Cancer Services of Elkhart County. For more information or to register, visit http://bit.ly/1KXAOhV, or for team registration, contact Hollie Carlson at 574-364-4626.


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Plus, IU Health Goshen Hospital is the only hospital in the region to receive Magnetâ¢ designation for nursing excellence from the American Nurses Credentialing Center. Fewer than six percent of hospitals across the nation receive this prestigious designation.U Health Goshen is the right place for those who want to work in an award-winning organization that offers: 1  Wide array of opportunities. 2  Rewarding and challenging career opportunities in health care. 3  Competitive wage. 4  Strong benefits packages.


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IU Health Goshen is the right place for those who want to work in an award-winning organization that offers: 1  Wide array of opportunities. 2  Rewarding and challenging career opportunities in health care. 3  Competitive wage. 4  Strong benefits packages.U Health Goshen is the right place for those who want to work in an award-winning organization that offers: 1  Wide array of opportunities. 2  Rewarding and challenging career opportunities in health care. 3  Competitive wage. 4  Strong benefits packages.


Quick Guide to Goshen Health
This guide will help you to easily navigate through the many offerings of IU Health Goshen. From cancer care to advanced wound care to women's health services, Goshen provides the most advanced technology and treatment options available.his guide will help you to easily navigate through the many offerings of IU Health Goshen. From cancer care to advanced wound care to women's health services, Goshen provides the most advanced technology and treatment options available.


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IU Health Goshen HospitalIU Health Goshen Hospital is proud to serve Kosciusko, Elkhart and St. Joseph Counties in Northern Indiana.goshenhealth.com. IU Health Goshen Hospital. IU Health Goshen Hospital is proud to serve Kosciusko, Elkhart and St. Joseph Counties in Northern Indiana.roceeds will go to IU Health Goshen Center for Cancer Care and United Cancer Services of Elkhart County. For more information or to register, visit http://bit.ly/1KXAOhV, or for team registration, contact Hollie Carlson at 574-364-4626.


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Come tour the IU Health Goshen Wound Center at our open house on Friday, 10/16 from 12-2 PM! Learn more about the services offered and how we serve our community.roceeds will go to IU Health Goshen Center for Cancer Care and United Cancer Services of Elkhart County. For more information or to register, visit http://bit.ly/1KXAOhV, or for team registration, contact Hollie Carlson at 574-364-4626.


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Offering CPAPs, Respiratory Supplies and a Full Line of Home Medical Equipment. Indiana University Health Goshen Home Medical is a full-service home medical equipment provider that has been serving your needs for over 40 years.olleagues at IU Health Goshen Home Medical are committed to providing you with top of the line respiratory and home medical products as well as courteous, responsive service. We back all of our products and equipment with knowledgeable and caring staff to ensure that you get the care you need.


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How caretakers can avoid burnoutIU Health Goshen Hospital is proud to serve Kosciusko, Elkhart and St. Joseph Counties in Northern Indiana.goshenhealth.com. How caretakers can avoid burnout. IU Health Goshen Hospital is proud to serve Kosciusko, Elkhart and St. Joseph Counties in Northern Indiana.roceeds will go to IU Health Goshen Center for Cancer Care and United Cancer Services of Elkhart County. For more information or to register, visit http://bit.ly/1KXAOhV, or for team registration, contact Hollie Carlson at 574-364-4626.


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From this page, you can register your profile, update your profile, or reset your password. You must register your profile before you can utilize the password self-reset. If you have any questions about IU Health Network's identity management system please contact the Information Serviceâs helpdesk at extension 2442.f you have forgotten your password, you can utilize self-service password reset if you have previously registered your profile. After providing the answers to the security questions in your profile, you will be able to set a new password.


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Get those medical secrets: http://www.health101.pw/Medical-Secre... This video shows you how to say or pronounce Palpable Disease. Audio is from cancer.gov.1  Education. 2  Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed). 3  Remix this video.et those medical secrets: http://www.health101.pw/Medical-Secre... This video shows you how to say or pronounce Palpable Disease. Audio is from cancer.gov. 1  Education.


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This video shows you how to say or pronounce Palpable. How would you say Palpable? 1  Education.2  Standard YouTube License.his video shows you how to say or pronounce Palpable. How would you say Palpable? 1  Education.


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Full Definition of PALPABLE. 1. : capable of being touched or felt: tangible. 2. 3. : easily perceptible by the mind: manifest. â palÂ·paÂ·bilÂ·iÂ·ty \Ëpal-pÉ-Ëbi-lÉ-tÄ\ noun. â palÂ·paÂ·bly \Ëpal-pÉ-blÄ\ adverb. See palpable defined for English-language learners. âAl Gore, An Inconvenient Truth, 2006. 2  As pushcart vendors manned the stadium concourses, ringing bicycle bells and selling E-lados ice cream in paper cups, and concessionaires poured shots of Cutty Sark and blended pina piÃ±a, coladas there was a palpable sense of.  spirit


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1  palpable, tactile, tangible. 2  Palpable means capable of being felt, easily perceived, obvious (a palpable sense of relief).  3 Use tactile when you're referring to the sense of touch (tactile stimulation); use tangible for something concrete or real (tangible proof)..he adjective palatable means pleasant or acceptable to the taste, fit to be eaten or drunk, or agreeable to the mind or sensibilities. The adjective palpable means able to be felt or touched, easily perceived by the senses, or clear to the mind.


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1 Palpable means capable of being felt, easily perceived, obvious (a palpable sense of relief).  2 Use tactile when you're referring to the sense of touch (tactile stimulation); use tangible for something concrete or real (tangible proof)..he adjective palatable means pleasant or acceptable to the taste, fit to be eaten or drunk, or agreeable to the mind or sensibilities. The adjective palpable means able to be felt or touched, easily perceived by the senses, or clear to the mind.


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Another friendship of the same period had more palpable immediate effect, but not so permanent. The contradiction here is palpable; and at the same time the antithesis of  just  and  good  ultimately vanishes.n 1559 and 1612 appeared in French a work on True and Perfect Love, purporting to be a translation from the Greek of Athenagoras; it is a palpable forgery.


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In the Life by Gilpin it is given as 1470, a palpable error, and possibly a misprint for 1490.1 Foxe states that at  the age of fourteen years he was sent to the university of Cambridge, and as he was elected fellow of Clare in 1509, his year of entrance was in all likelihood 1505.n 1559 and 1612 appeared in French a work on True and Perfect Love, purporting to be a translation from the Greek of Athenagoras; it is a palpable forgery.


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Palpable Forgiveness describes a concrete, âpalpableâ, state of being immediately known and felt as real peace, which replaces the guilt, fear, and loss of love, which is the basis of the human ego and its suffering. Learn to recognize the âpitfallsâ that arrest the soulâs full incarnation. 2  Learn the real importance of the breath and how to teach its introductory states to others. 3  Explore and gain proficiency in the art and science of Radical Inquiry.


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1 Palpable means literally touchable, or perceptible by touch; that meaning is freely extended to perceptible by any of the senses, and even to appreciable by the intelligence. 2  The final extension is necessary here, and would pass but for the from phrase that is attached.he adjective palatable means pleasant or acceptable to the taste, fit to be eaten or drunk, or agreeable to the mind or sensibilities. The adjective palpable means able to be felt or touched, easily perceived by the senses, or clear to the mind.


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1  Palatable is confused with palpable. ' 2 If we could only capture that palatable feeling in a bottle so that it can touch us on a more regular basis.' USE palpable. ' 3 About six months later I remember thinking that we were headed for a full-fledged recession; there was an almost palatable uneasiness in the air..he adjective palatable means pleasant or acceptable to the taste, fit to be eaten or drunk, or agreeable to the mind or sensibilities. The adjective palpable means able to be felt or touched, easily perceived by the senses, or clear to the mind.


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Other useful videos. 1  Power Lines by Alom Shaha, National STEM Centre. 2  BBC News: How water helps light our homes: Steve Waygood of the Npower company explains how water plays a crucial role in electricity generation at power plants, using the UK's Didcot Power Station as an example.


Water pollution from coal
Coal Plants. Burning coal produces airborne compounds, known as fly ash and bottom ash (collectively referred to as coal ash), which can contain large quantities of heavy metals that settle or wash out of the atmosphere into oceans, streams, and land.


Water pollution from coal
Water Pollution from Coal includes negative health and environmental effects from the mining, processing, burning, and waste storage of coal, including acid mine drainage, thermal pollution from coal plants, acid rain, and contamination of groundwater, streams, rivers, and seas from heavy metals, mercury, and other toxins and pollutants found in coal ash, coal sludge, and coal waste.


Mercury from Coal
Approximately 75 tons of mercury are present in the coal used by US coal-fired power plants every year. Of this, more than 50 tons are subsequently released into the atmosphere, while the rest remains in coal combustion wastes.


Mercury from Coal
Mercury is released into the air from the combustion of coal. This mercury accumulates and concentrates in the food chain, where it is ingested by people (often through eating fish). Mercury is a toxic chemical that can affect the nervous system, immune system, and reproductive system, and is especially damaging to developing fetuses.


Water pollution from coal
In December 2009, there was a Congressional hearing in the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Drinking Water and Public Health Impacts of Coal Combustion Waste Disposal, largely in response to the 2008 TVA Kingston Fossil Plant coal ash spill and EPA reports on the health and environmental risks of coal ash and coal waste.


Water pollution from coal
In October 2009, Appalachian Voices released an analysis of monitoring data from coal waste ponds at 13 coal plants in North Carolina. The study revealed that all of them are contaminating ground water with toxic pollutants, in some cases with over 350 times the allowable levels according to state standards.


How do fossil fuels work?
Some power plants run on coal, while others use oil, natural gas, or methane gas from decomposing rubbish. Furnace: The fuel is burned in a giant furnace to release heat energy. Boiler: In the boiler, heat from the furnace flows around pipes full of cold water. The heat boils the water and turns it into steam.


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Steam turbine. Most traditional power plants make energy by burning fuel to release heat. For that reason, they're called thermal (heat-based) power plants. Coal and oil plants work much as I've shown in the artwork above, burning fuel with oxygen to release heat energy, which boils water and drives a steam turbine.


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If you liked this article, you might like some of the children's books I've written on similar topics: 1  Energy by Chris Woodford. 2  Power and Energy by Chris Woodford. 3  Cool Science: Experiments with Electricity and Magnetism by Chris Woodford. 4  Science Pathways: Electricity by Chris Woodford.


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Unfortunatelynot all bones, such as chicken bones, are safe dog bones for man's best friend. Beef, Pork or Lamb marrow bones are safe dog bones and are the best dog bones to give to your dog. All of our smokey bones are from USDA Grade Inspected, Beef, Pork or Lamb slaughter houses.


Treat your Dog to Lucky Dog Hickory Smoked Bones For Dogs Today
They love meat and bones. Unfortunatelynot all bones, such as chicken bones, are safe dog bones for man's best friend. Beef, Pork or Lamb marrow bones are safe dog bones and are the best dog bones to give to your dog. All of our smokey bones are from USDA Grade Inspected, Beef, Pork or Lamb slaughter houses.


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Avoid feeding your dog cut bones like pork country style ribs, bone-in chuck roast or bone-in steaks, pork chops, or other meats with sharp, thinly sliced blades of bone. Also avoid beef bones of all kinds. They are guaranteed tooth-breakers. Chicken, pork and lamb bones are softer and okay to give.


Give a Dog a Bone (But Make Sure itâs Safe First!)
Believe it or not, raw chicken, turkey, lamb, beef, or even oxtail bones can be fed in their natural raw form. Plus, besides being tasty, raw bones are excellent for maintaining dental health. Aside from that, a whole fish, including its head, can also be given to your pooch.


14 Dec Throw Me A Bone! 4 Tips for Feeding Bones to Your Dogs Safely
A beef shank bone is a good example of a size appropriate bone for larger breeds. I hunt for beef shank, rib, and large soup bones mostly because of availability, but lamb and large pork bones are suitable for the right jaw and dog. In general, bigger is better.


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A raw meat diet is simple. Feed your dog chicken (bone-in), beef roasts and ribs, pork ribs, pork shoulder roasts, turkey quarters, fish, leg of lamb, venison, rabbit and other game. Nothing else.


Raw Meaty Bones for Dogs (and even cats)
Harder bones, such as beef, lamb, or buffalo are considered recreational bones and are mainly for chewing, not eating. They have marrow, gristle, and connective tissue that contribute valuable nutrients and roughage.


Give a Dog a Bone (But Make Sure itâs Safe First!)
If your dog swallows the shards from these cooked bones, he also runs the risk of internal injury. Â· Cooked or raw pork bone. While feeding your dog cooked pork bones can also put him in the same splintering danger as cooked chicken or beef bones, raw pork bones can be unsafe for your pooch, too.


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  The word moon is derived from a Latin word (mensis) meaning month, which is itself derived from an even older word meaning measure.. Since the word is the result of t â¦ housands of years of changes in speech patterns, it's fair to say that no single person, known or unknown, gave the moon its name.he name Luna (the moon) came from the Latin word for moon. (Luna). (Also, lune is french for moon).


Where does the word moon come form?
Curmudgeon. From Wikipedia: The word moon is a Germanic word, related to Latin mensis (month); it is ultimately a derivative of the Proto-Indo-European root me-, also represented in measure[8] (time), with reminders of its importance in measuring time in words derived from it like Monday, month and menstrual.urmudgeon. From Wikipedia: The word moon is a Germanic word, related to Latin mensis (month); it is ultimately a derivative of the Proto-Indo-European root me-, also represented in measure[8] (time), with reminders of its importance in measuring time in words derived from it like Monday, month and menstrual.


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Moon is a Germanic word derived from methas which means month in Greek. The moon itself was used to measure the length of time from one month to the next (though not as accura â¦ tely as we do today). The cycle of the moon's phases is actually the root of its name.4 people found this useful.he name Luna (the moon) came from the Latin word for moon. (Luna). (Also, lune is french for moon).


"Where does the name ""Moon"" come from?  (Beginner)"
(Beginner). My students keep asking where does the name Moon come from. Also why do we call the moon, moon. They say all the other planets that have moons have names for their moon.The Moon is called many things from different mythologies. For example, Luna by the Romans, Selene by the Greeks.Beginner). My students keep asking where does the name Moon come from. Also why do we call the moon, moon. They say all the other planets that have moons have names for their moon.


'Blue moon': Where does that phrase come from?
By its modern definition, a blue moon is the second full moon in a calendar month, an astronomical phenomenon that occurs about once every 2.7 years.(The calendar year is 365.24 days long, while a lunar month is 29.53 days; that leaves about 11 extra days after a 12-moon cycle.n the 1800s, the phrase âblue moonâ referred to the fourth full moon in a three-month season, and the modern definition was introduced in 1946.


Blue Moons
1. A blue moon is the name for the second full moon in a single month. The moon takes 29.5 days to go through a full cycle of phases, so on rare occassions (about once every 2 3/4 years), two full moons will fit in a single month.. A blue moon is the name for the second full moon in a single month. The moon takes 29.5 days to go through a full cycle of phases, so on rare occassions (about once every 2 3/4 years), two full moons will fit in a single month.


Where Does the Moon Come From?
Earth smashed into Planet Theia. Known as the giant impact hypothesis, the reigning lunar origin theory holds that the moon formed when Earth collided with a planet half its sizeâroughly as big as Marsâsome 4.5 billion years ago.arth ensnared a drifting moon. According to the capture theory, the moon formed elsewhere in the solar system and happened to hurtle past Earth at just the right moment. As a result, Earthâs gravitational field âcapturedâ the moon and brought it into orbit.


'Blue moon': Where does that phrase come from?
In the 1800s, the phrase âblue moonâ referred to the fourth full moon in a three-month season, and the modern definition was introduced in 1946.But historians say the idiom has been around for roughly 500 years.n the 1800s, the phrase âblue moonâ referred to the fourth full moon in a three-month season, and the modern definition was introduced in 1946.


StarChild Question of the Month for October 2001
1 The Fission Theory: This theory proposes that the Moon was once part of the Earth and somehow separated from the Earth early in the history of the solar system. 2  The present Pacific Ocean basin is the most popular site for the part of the Earth from which the Moon came.nswer: Any theory which explains the existence of the Moon must naturally explain the following facts: 1  The Moon's low density (3.3 g/cc) shows that it does not have a substantial iron core like the Earth does.


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The name Luna (the moon) came from the Latin word for moon. (Luna). (Also, lune is french for moon).he name Luna (the moon) came from the Latin word for moon. (Luna). (Also, lune is french for moon).


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This knowledge in turn facilitates. understanding what stigma does to people and how it can be addressed. The present focus on legislation to prevent formal, institutionalized consequences of. stigma is admirable, but it does not create large social change.


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Stigma: a social, cultural and. moral process. Arthur Kleinman,1 Rachel Hall-Clifford2. The concept of stigma has undergone. important shifts in definition and char-. acterisation since its initial articulation by. Erving Goffman in the 1960s.


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The modern idea of stigma owes a great. deal to Goffman, who viewed stigma as a. process based on the social construction. of identity. Persons who become asso-. ciated with a stigmatised condition thus. pass from a âânormalââ to a ââdiscreditedââ or. ââdiscreditableââ social status.1 In his origi-.


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Arthur Kleinman, Rachel Hall-Clifford. Stigma: A social, cultural, and moral process. The concept of stigma has undergone important shifts in definition and characterization. since its initial articulation by Erving Goffman in the 1960s.


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Recently, the field of sociology has. contributed to this discussion by creating. a broader understanding of stigma that. identifies social processes that occur. within the sociocultural environment. and whose effects can be observed within. the individual.


Translations for social stigma
Wiktionary(3.50 / 2 votes)Rate this definition: social stigma(Noun) A severe social disapproval with a person on the grounds of a particular characteristic which distinguishes them from others in society, e.g. mental illness or physical disability.


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Mini Bio (1) Born Omari Latif Hardwick, he grew up in Decatur, Georgia. Hardwick's parents gave him a name to set a precedent, Omari meaning most high, and Latif meaning gentle.. He shares, I in no way believe that I am the highest or most high, but I feel like my name gives me something to strive for..


âPowerâ Star Omari Hardwick Blasts âDespicableâ Fans for Calling His Wife âUglyâ
â Omari Hardwick (@OmariHardwick) September 22, 2014. I want to personally THANK all of you who have only loved supported PROPERLY challenged me & recognized GOD's truth of my existence & those. â Omari Hardwick (@OmariHardwick) September 22, 2014. i would die & kill FOR.


Omari Hardwick
Omari Hardwick (born January 9, 1974) is an American actor, known for his roles in the TV series Saved and Dark Blue, in Spike Lee's Miracle at St. Anna (2008), and, The A-Team (2010), Kick-Ass (2010), in Tyler Perry's For Colored Girls (2010) and as Andre in BET Network's Being Mary Jane.


Biography
Overview (2) Born Omari Latif Hardwick, he grew up in Decatur, Georgia. Hardwick's parents gave him a name to set a precedent, Omari meaning most high, and Latif meaning gentle.. He shares, I in no way believe that I am the highest or most high, but I feel like my name gives me something to strive for..


âPowerâ Star Omari Hardwick Blasts âDespicableâ Fans for Calling His Wife âUglyâ
I wish all of you could experience celebrity for a week to understand the LEVEL of ugly in certain diseases (called human beings). â Omari Hardwick (@OmariHardwick) September 22, 2014. I thought it was ugly losing my son. I thought it was ugly losing my brother at 45 & sister at 33.


âPowerâ Star Omari Hardwick Blasts âDespicableâ Fans for Calling His Wife âUglyâ
Apparently, some people donât have better things to do with their time than worry about an actorâs choice of spouse. For example, fans of âPowerâ star Omari Hardwick couldnât help themselves when the actor made a rare public appearance with wife Jennifer Pfautch. Hardwick married Pfautch in 2012. Since then heâs managed to keep his family out of the spotlight.


Omari Hardwick
Early life[edit] Hardwick is the son of Attorney Clifford Hardwick IV and Joyce Hardwick. Growing up in Decatur, Georgia, Hardwick wrote poetry on a regular basis, and participated in many sports. For high school he attended Marist School in Atlanta, Georgia where he excelled in baseball, basketball and football, which eventually led him to a football scholarship for University of Georgia.


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I Will Follow. 2009 â I Will Follow is a 2010 American independent drama film written, produced and directed by Ava DuVernay, starring Salli Richardson-Whitfield, Beverly Todd, Omari Hardwick, Michole White, Dijon Talton, Royale Watkins, Damone Roberts, Tracie Thoms and Blair Underwood.


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One of the Jason Taylor Foundationâs newest programs, the Omari Hardwick bluapple Poetry Corner, is a comprehensive, after-school spoken word poetry program for middle school and high school students, established in October 2011 at the Jason Taylor Reading Room in Miramar.


Color blindness (race)
Finally, as color-blindness may rest on the idea that racism is no longer a prevalent issue today, a fourth framework seeks to minimize racism. Thus, modern occurrences of racism are seen as rare aberrations committed by the last few racists in society.


color blindness
There are three basic variants of color blindness. Red/green color blindness is the most common deficiency, affecting 8% of Caucasian males and 0.5% of Caucasian females. The prevalence varies with culture.


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Critics assert that color-blindness allows people to ignore the racial construction of whiteness, and reinforces its privileged and oppressive position. In color-blind situations, whiteness remains the normal standard, and blackness remains different, or marginal.


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Opponents of color-blind practices believe that racism and white privilege remain defining features of American society and that color-blindness simply allows whites to ignore the disadvantages of the non-white population.


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Color blindness (sometimes spelled colour-blindness; also called race blindness) is a sociological term for the disregard of racial characteristics when selecting which individuals will participate in some activity or receive some service.


Color blindness (race)
While the subject of color-blindness is most often discussed in terms of the United States, researchers have begun to look at color-blindness in other countries as well. Amy Ansell, a sociologist at Bard College, has compared and contrasted the development of the color-blindness in the United States and South Africa.


color blindness
The inability to correctly identify colors is the only sign of color blindness. It is important to note that people with red/green or blue varieties of color blindness use other cues such as color saturation and object shape or location to distinguish colors.


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You can view more details on each measurement unit: lb or tons. The SI base unit for mass is the kilogram. 1 kilogram is equal to 2.20462262185 lb, or 0.00110231131092 tons. Note that rounding errors may occur, so always check the results. Use this page to learn how to convert between pounds and tons.


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The tons to pounds conversion factors are listed below. To find out how many pounds in tons, multiply by the right conversion factor or use the converter below to convert from short tons. 1 Short Ton [US] = 2 000 Pounds. 1 Long Ton [UK] = 2 240 Pounds. 1 Metric Ton = 2 204.62262 Pounds. From pounds to tons conversion, please go to pounds to tons. For other units of weight conversion, please go to Weight Conversion. Converter. Enter a value that you want to convert into pounds and click on the convert button. Ton is a unit of mass in different measurement systems and usually mistaken with each other.


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The answer is 2000. We assume you are converting between pound and ton [short, US]. The SI base unit for mass is the kilogram. 1 kilogram is equal to 2.20462262185 lb, or 0.00110231131092 tons. Note that rounding errors may occur, so always check the results. Use this page to learn how to convert between pounds and tons.


Pounds to Ton
The imperial (avoirdupois, or international) pound is officially defined as 453.59237 grams. There are three types of ton- long ton, short ton and metric tonne.


Pounds to Tons conversion
How to convert Pounds to Tons. 1 pound (lb) is equal to 0.45359237 tons (t). 1 lb = 0.00045359237 t. The mass m in tons (t) is equal to the mass m in pounds (lb) times 0.00045359237: m(t) = m(lb) Ã 0.00045359237. Convert 5 lb to tons: m(t) = 5 lb Ã 0.00045359237 = 0.002268 t.


Pounds to Tons conversion
Enter the weight (mass) in pounds (lbs) and press the Convert button: Tons to Pounds âº. 1 pound (lb) is equal to 0.45359237 tons (t). 1 lb = 0.00045359237 t. The mass m in tons (t) is equal to the mass m in pounds (lb) times 0.00045359237: m(t) = m(lb) Ã 0.00045359237.


Convert pounds to long tons - Weight / Mass Conversions
Convert pounds to long tons, long tons to pounds - Weight/Mass Conversions. Online calculators to convert pounds to long tons (lb to long tn) and long tons to pounds (long tn to lb) with formulas, examples, and tables. Our conversions provide a quick and easy way to convert between Weight/Mass units.


Short Tons [US] To Metric Tons Conversion
To find out how many pounds in tons, multiply by the right conversion factor or use the converter below to convert from short tons. Enter a value that you want to convert into pounds and click on the convert button. Ton is a unit of mass in different measurement systems and usually mistaken with each other.


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Â« More Weight/Mass Conversions. How to convert pounds to long tons : Use the conversion calculator titled Convert pounds to long tons. Enter a value in the pounds field and click on the Calculate long tons button. Your answer will appear in the long tons field.


How Many Eggs Can You Safely Eat?
1 You can safely eat at least one dozen eggs per week, provided theyâre pasture-raised and eaten raw or very lightly cooked.  Eating 12 eggs per week had no effect on cholesterol levels or triglyceride levels compared to eating less than two eggs per week.


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So if you are going to use egg whites, just make sure that you get your needed allotment of protein. EDIT: You can eat as many of the egg whites as you want and there are plenty af different ways that you can add them to your current food list. -- in your tuna. -- egg whites for your eggs inthe morning, use one yolk per 4-6 eggs.


How many egg whites a day?
For those who love eggs and eat dozens a day , just eat one egg yolk and the rest egg whites .Despite what you are taught to beleive , a large portion of the fats in egg yolk are good fats ! Egg whites are a great source of protein to START your day, but egg whites alone definitely won't help you build mass. I'm 6'4, 220 lbs., and I eat 6 egg whites plus 2 whole eggs every morning (the egg yolks have alot of vitamins and the fat/cholesterol from that little amount won't hurt your diet).


How many egg whites a day?
So if you are going to use egg whites, just make sure that you get your needed allotment of protein. You can eat as many of the egg whites as you want and there are plenty af different ways that you can add them to your current food list. -- egg whites for your eggs inthe morning, use one yolk per 4-6 eggs.


I eat 2 boiled eggs daily. Is it good or bad for my health?
In this ever-growing population, eating seven eggs a week significantly increases the risk of heart disease. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, one large egg has about 186 mg milligrams (mg) of cholesterol â all of which is found in the yolk. When deciding whether to include eggs in your diet, consider the recommended daily limits on cholesterol in your food: 1  If you are healthy, consume no more than 300 mg of cholesterol a day.  If you have diabetes, high cholesterol or heart disease, limit the daily cholesterol intake to no more than 200 mg a day.


How Many Eggs Can I Eat a Day Without Adverse Effects?
Ask to have your LDL and HDL fractions measured in addition to your total cholesterol and triglycerides. You can eat an egg a day for three months, with the supervision of your doctor, and then check your levels. For the next three months, you can experiment with either more or fewer eggs. Record your dietary changes and lipid profile to figure out how many eggs you can eat without an adverse effect on your health. Cholesterol-and-Health.com: The Incredible, Edible Egg Yolk.


How Many Eggs Can You Safely Eat?
High-Egg Diet Has No Effect on Cholesterol Levels, Even for People With Type 2 Diabetes. A 2015 study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition confirmed my sentiment that itâs safe to eat 12 eggs a week. They assigned overweight or obese individuals with type 2 diabetes or pre-diabetes to eat either a high-egg (12 eggs per week) or a low-egg (less than two eggs per week) diet. Even though both groups ate the same amount of protein, the high-egg group reported less hunger and greater satiety after breakfast.


Reading and Understanding Turnitin Originality Reports
Transcript. This presentation covers how to read and understand Turnitin Originality Reports. It will take about 15 minutes. Note that this presentation is meant for students whose instructors require or ask them to use Turnitin.Some instructors do not, so please be sure beforehand that this presentation applies to you.f the colored square for your Originality Report is Red, this means that 75% - 100% of the text in your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database. 1  If the colored square for your Originality Report is Orange, 50% - 74% of the text in your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database.


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Originality Reports should usually be ready within 15 minutes. However it may take up to 24 hours during peak times such as the middle or the end of semesters when many papers are being submitted to Turnitin.ew users: Create a user profile. 1  Go to Turnitin. 2  At the upper right, click Create account. 3  At the next screen, under Create a New Account, select student. 4  Enter the Turnitin class ID and the class enrollment password. 5  Continue to fill out the form with your name and e-mail address.


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It usually takes just a few minutes for your originality report to be generated for your first submission. Note that you can only get one originality report every 24 hours (per dropbox), so if you resubmit and upload quickly you might have a long wait for your second (or subsequent) report to be generated.Remember, if you want the chance to re-submit be sure to make your first submission at least 24 hours before it is due. low similarity relates to the way your assessor set up the Turnitin dropbox. There are options to exclude bibliographies and small matches (5-8 words long) which can lead to a legitimate 0% similarity in your report.


Reading and Understanding Turnitin Originality Reports
Each color represents how much of your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database. If the colored square for your Originality Report is Red, this means that 75% - 100% of the text in your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database.1  If the colored square for your Originality Report is Orange, 50% - 74% of the text in your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database.f the colored square for your Originality Report is Red, this means that 75% - 100% of the text in your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database. 1  If the colored square for your Originality Report is Orange, 50% - 74% of the text in your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database.


ARCHIVED: What is Turnitin, and how does it work?
Turnitin is web-based plagiarism detection software owned by Turnitin.com, Inc., and is available to instructors at Indiana University's Bloomington, Indianapolis, East, Kokomo, Northwest, South Bend, and Southeast campuses.ou'll need to request an account, set up a class and assignment, and then submit the paper; contact your campus teaching and learning center for assistance. Turnitin.com offers guides and user manuals. For additional help, instructors can contact their campus teaching and learning centers.


Frequently Asked Questions: Using TurnitinUK in Blackboard to submit your work
10. This does depend on the size of your assignment; it can take anything from ten minutes for a single assignment to up to an hour for a dissertation. Other factors include on how many other university staff around the UK happen to be submitting assignments at the same time. Your tutor may have set up the Turnitin assignment which may not allow you to view the originality report. 2  Your tutor may have set up the Turnitin assignment which allows originality reports to be produced on the due date (when all assignments should be in).


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Turnitin basically checks the assignment against its database of materials to look for matches or near-matches in strings of text. Turnitin then generates an Originality Report online. The Originality Report summarizes and highlights matching text.ew users: Create a user profile. 1  Go to Turnitin. 2  At the upper right, click Create account. 3  At the next screen, under Create a New Account, select student. 4  Enter the Turnitin class ID and the class enrollment password. 5  Continue to fill out the form with your name and e-mail address.


How long does Turnitin take to produce an originality report?
0. This does depend on the size of your assignment; it can take anything from ten minutes for a single assignment to up to an hour for a dissertation. Other factors include on how many other university staff around the UK happen to be submitting assignments at the same time.. This does depend on the size of your assignment; it can take anything from ten minutes for a single assignment to up to an hour for a dissertation. Other factors include on how many other university staff around the UK happen to be submitting assignments at the same time.


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Faculty can also use Turnitin as a tool to detect possible instances of plagiarism. It is up to the users of Turnitin to analyze and interpret matching text in the Originality Report. Help screens within the Turnitin interface go into more detail.ew users: Create a user profile. 1  Go to Turnitin. 2  At the upper right, click Create account. 3  At the next screen, under Create a New Account, select student. 4  Enter the Turnitin class ID and the class enrollment password. 5  Continue to fill out the form with your name and e-mail address.


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1 Some instructors will set up assignments so that students can submit their work but then overwrite it with edits and corrections until the due date. 2  In this scenario, however, note that it will take 24 hours for Turnitin to process each overwrite.ew users: Create a user profile. 1  Go to Turnitin. 2  At the upper right, click Create account. 3  At the next screen, under Create a New Account, select student. 4  Enter the Turnitin class ID and the class enrollment password. 5  Continue to fill out the form with your name and e-mail address.


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1 The lowest monthly average temperature in Durham for January is 43 degrees. 2  The most monthly precipitation in Durham occurs in December with 4.7 inches. 3  The air quality index in Durham is 29% better than the national average.  The pollution index in Durham is 2% better than the national average.


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1 The lowest monthly average temperature in Durham for January is 43 degrees. 2  The most monthly precipitation in Durham occurs in December with 4.7 inches.  The air quality index in Durham is 29% better than the national average.


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1 The highest monthly average temperature in Durham for August is 79 degrees. 2  The lowest monthly average temperature in Durham for January is 43 degrees.  The most monthly precipitation in Durham occurs in December with 4.7 inches.


2014 Raleigh-Durham Climate Plots and Data
The observed high and low temperatures are indicated by the tops and bottoms of the vertical blue bars, respectively. The normal temperature ranges are indicated by the green band. Record highs are shown on the top of the light pink band, and record lows are indicated along the bottom of the light blue band. Please note that Raleigh-Durham and Greensboro will have the normal and record data included on the plots while RDUetteville will not (it has not had a long enough period of record). This is an example of the year to date climate plot. As with the monthly plot, observed temperatures are shown by the dark blue areas, normals with the light green areas, record highs in the light red areas, and record lows in the light blue areas. The bottom portion of the graph indicates the precipitation for the year to date.


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Durham Average Weather. 1  The highest monthly average temperature in Durham for August is 79 degrees. 2  The lowest monthly average temperature in Durham for January is 43 degrees.  The most monthly precipitation in Durham occurs in December with 4.7 inches.


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Generally in private aviation pilots salaries match the size of the aircraft. We recently surveyed pilots across the aviation industry on their careers and salaries, and found the average pilot salary is Â£40 000 - Â£70 000.


Private Pilots License (PPL)
In order to qualify for the South African Private Pilots Licence, you will need to be at least 17 years of age, a holder of a valid Student Pilots Licence and a holder of a class one or two medical certificate. A practical flight test needs to be conducted by a grade two flying instructor.


12 confessions of a private jet pilot
Once qualified, the average pay would be Â£25k for a First Officer and up to Â£60-Â£100k for a captain. After 500 hours flying, a pilotâs pay grade will increase.


Helicopter Licence Training FAQâs
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) requires a minimum of 50 hours of total flight time in the aircraft at an Approved Training Organisation; including at least 35 hours of dual instruction with a Certified Flight Instructor, and 15 hours of solo flight (by yourself, after proper training).


Private Pilots License (PPL)
The Private Pilots license is the first level to attain before you will be able to pilot an aircraft with passengers but without being paid for it. It is for the most part for the private individual to fly for enjoyment and for the aspiring Commercial Pilot, the chance to build hours.


Helicopter Licence Training FAQâs
You can begin at any age, when you can reach the flight controls and there is no upper age limit. You must be 16 years old to fly the helicopter solo (by yourself), 17 to get a Helicopter Private Pilotâs Licence (PPL) and 18 years old to get a Commercial Pilotâs Licence (CPL).


How much does a pilot earn (pilot salaries)?
Generally in private aviation pilots salaries match the size of the aircraft. (Which is good news for Mustang operators!) We recently surveyed pilots across the aviation industry on their careers and salaries, and found the average pilot salary is Â£40 000 - Â£70 000. Read the full pilot salary survey.


PRIVATE PILOT'S LICENCE (PPL) - LEARN TO FLY!
Tom practising some Navigation. Training for the issue of a Private Pilot's Licence can start at age 14, you need to be 16 to fly solo and 17 to have a pilot's licence issued. The training and testing for a Pilot's licence is completed in accordance with an approved syllabus. We currently offer two courses of Private Pilot's licence training:


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Well, if you only have a little money, you fly older, two seat taildraggers. More money, and you'll fly high performance 6-place single or twin-engine planes. Lots of money, and you'll fly a private jet. But the issue is not what it costs, but what it's worth to you. Pilots sometimes try to justify their flying based on how practical it is, or how it saves them time or money.


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One very obvious cause of social anxiety and other anxiety disorders is parents who are overprotective and overcontrolling of their children's lives.Overprotection stunts a person's growth as a person and does not allow him or her to successfully deal with fear.ne very obvious cause of social anxiety and other anxiety disorders is parents who are overprotective and overcontrolling of their children's lives.


Overprotective parents effects on children
Overprotective parents think that they are doing a favor for their children by keeping them safe without realizing that this parenting style has severe effects on children such as robbing them the essential life skills that they need in order to have a healthy personality and to face life problems.fter knowing about these bad effects it makes a lot of sense to never be overprotective If you want to raise confident children. Just let the child explore his world while keeping an eye on him so that you can help him when he is in need.


Overprotective parents effects on children
Over protective parenting also has a bad effect on a child's self esteem. As a result of preventing the child from taking charge he starts to think that he is not capable of facing life on his own and thus his self esteem deteriorates.fter knowing about these bad effects it makes a lot of sense to never be overprotective If you want to raise confident children. Just let the child explore his world while keeping an eye on him so that you can help him when he is in need.


Overprotective Parenting â Some Of Its Side Effects
The self-esteem of children of overprotective parenting can be very low. This is because such parents donât allow their children to face challenges on their own. Children gain self-esteem partly because of overcoming challenges by themselves.ome parents tend to believe that they will be in a better position to ensure the safety of their children by being overprotective. This may be a false impression that such parents carry in their minds. This is because some children may start rebelling as they grow older, shattering their impression about control.


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Itâs not like there are parents who chose to be overprotective because of their own psychological control issues or have kids who will never earn their trust no matter how well-behaved and hard-working they are (as was the case with me).arents are overprotective for all different reasons. In some cases, parents perceive that when they do something for their child, it comes out better. In other cases, parents feel a need for control in a world that seems more unpredictable and scary that it was when they were younger.


Study: Overprotective Parenting Can Lead to Bullied Children
Researchers review 70 studies involving more than 200,000 children and find negative parenting, including overprotection, increases a childâs chance of being bullied. Poor parenting, including being overprotective, increases a childâs risk of being bullied, according to a new study in the journal Child Abuse & Neglect.esearchers review 70 studies involving more than 200,000 children and find negative parenting, including overprotection, increases a childâs chance of being bullied. Poor parenting, including being overprotective, increases a childâs risk of being bullied, according to a new study in the journal Child Abuse & Neglect.


Side Effects of Overprotective Parenting
Illusion of Control. Parents themselves may believe that they have a handle on being able to keep their children safe and protected by being overprotective. This can lead to an illusion of control over their children, who may rebel as they grow older and shatter that illusion.verprotective parenting can cause the lack of the development of self-esteem in a child. This is because the child is not allowed to face challenges without parental intervention.


Nonsense Verse
Parent s fears for their children s safety, if extreme, can have an adverse effect on their children s confidence and self-esteem. By molly-coddling a child, a parent is only making the child more dependent and inhibiting her attempts to learn to do things by herself.hen a child does something on her own for the first time, it is a great accomplishment, even if it is something as insignificant as learning to ride a bicycle. Parents who wrap their children in cotton wool, in a manner of speaking, are denying their children this pleasure.


Side Effects of Overprotective Parenting
Parents may feel overly protective of their kids and want to control every aspect of their lives, fearing dangers such as drugs, alcohol, violence in schools, teenage pregnancies and pedophiles. Parents need to know the difference between being involved in their children's lives and being overprotective.verprotective parenting can cause the lack of the development of self-esteem in a child. This is because the child is not allowed to face challenges without parental intervention.


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People have been throwing around the term â helicopter parents â for quite some time now to describe parents who are overprotective of their children to a fault. Some people hate the term and others believe itâs spot on.arents are overprotective for all different reasons. In some cases, parents perceive that when they do something for their child, it comes out better. In other cases, parents feel a need for control in a world that seems more unpredictable and scary that it was when they were younger.


What Does It Mean to Be Human?
This goes a long way towards explaining why a statement of the form âx is human,â in the mouth of a biologist might mean âx is a member of the species Homo sapiens â while the very same statement in the mouth of a Nazi might mean âx is a member of the Aryan race .â That's what it means to be human. 1  SHARE.


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(1,200 word max). How we see ourselves is the foundation for our values, our choices, our relationships with each other, and our relationship with the rest of nature.


Prolapse
Prolapse literally means to fall out of placeâ from the Latin prolabi meaning to fall out.. In medicine, prolapse is a condition where organs, such as the uterus, fall down or slip out of place. It is used for organs protruding through the vagina or the rectum or for the misalignment of the valves of the heart. A spinal disc herniation is also sometimes called disc prolapse..


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He felt himself bound as much in honour as in affection to Miss Morland, and believing that heart to be his own which he had been directed to gain, no unworthy retraction of a tacit consent, no reversing decree of unjustifiable anger, could shake his fidelity, or influence the resolutions it prompted.


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I think that this is one of those questions that does not have a concrete answer. It is like asking What does it mean to be an American? or What does it mean to be Greek?.We are able to describe aspects of American or Greek culture, but there really is not a satisfying answer.


What Does It Mean to Be Human?
In contrast, the word ânowâ names the moment at which the word is uttered, the word âhereâ names the place where it is uttered, and the word âIâ names the person uttering it. If I am right, the word âhumanâ works in much the same way that these words do.


What does it mean to be human?
Question Background: How we see ourselves is the foundation for our values, our choices, our relationships with each other, and our relationship with the rest of nature.


What does it mean to be human?
Here, we offer a space for those who wish to take on a serious challenge: to critically examine the assumptions of ourselves and others regarding what it means to be human. Our contributors share their insights. We invite you to share your own.


Prolapse
Rectal prolapse is a condition in which part of the wall or the entire wall of the rectum falls out of place.


contagious
infection of the urinary tract of cattle by Corynebacterium cystitidis with lesions in the kidney, ureters and bladder. Diagnostic signs are the passage of urine containing blood or discrete red cells and pus, dysuria and palpable abnormalities per rectum of affected organs.


contagious
Synonym(s): infectious (2) . adj capable of being transmitted from one person to another by direct or indirect contact. capable of being transmitted from animal to animal. contagious abortion. see brucellosis.


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This is one of the most infectious and easily communicable diseases. It must not be neglected, ever so little; but the enthusiasm of the boy with her was infectious. But his heart was in it, and religious conviction is the most infectious thing in the world. Theodora's laugh rang out a second time, hearty and infectious. Philip's gaiety was infectious, and Jack burst out laughing at his last remark.


contagious
a highly infectious septicemia with a principal localization in the lungs, caused by Mycoplasma mycoides var. mycoides. It occurs only in cattle. The cardinal signs are cough, fever, dyspnea, pleuritic friction sounds and gurgling breath sounds on auscultation of the lungs.


contagious
Occurs on every continent but outbreaks and severe disease occur particularly in the Mediterranean area and Africa. A triad of mastitis, arthritis and ocular disease sometimes accompanied with respiratory disease, abortion and diarrhea.


CONTAGIOUS DISEASE
Hypernyms (contagious disease is a kind of...): communicable disease (a disease that can be communicated from one person to another) Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of contagious disease): flu; grippe; influenza (an acute febrile highly contagious viral disease) measles; morbilli; rubeola (an acute and highly contagious viral disease marked by distinct red spots followed by a rash; occurs primarily in children)


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Don't try telling that to this exuberant volunteer with an infectious laugh. Obamaâs Unsung Army of Backstage Volunteers at the Inaugural Balls Lauren Ashburn January 21, 2013. The surprisingly boring movie Contagion, has arrived, signaling the end of balmy youth for the field of infectious diseases. The Distorted Science of Contagion Kent Sepkowitz September 22, 2011. This familiar presence of consumption made it impossible for most medical men to believe it was infectious at all. When TB Was a Death Sentence: An Excerpt From âThe Remedyâ Thomas Goetz April 15, 2014. Any time there is a new outbreak of infectious disease, it can be alarming.


contagious
The literal meaningâspread by touch or direct contactâhas given way to a looser usage and the term is now used simply to mean âinfectiousâ. Chickenpox, once thought contagious is now known to be spread by droplets; the common cold, once thought to be spread by droplets is now known to be literally contagious.


How long does a bottle of wine keep after you open it?
There are all those considerations and exceptions but for 95% of the wine that most people drink, the answer is pretty simple. Three (3) days. Around here, we keep wines up to 3 days after the bottle has been opened. Once a bottle of wine is opened, the oxygen in the air starts a process that initially softens the flavors and opens up the aromas of the wine.


How long does wine keep after opening?
These are gross generalizations. The longevity of an opened bottle depends greatly on the overall quality and concentration, too. A great red Burgundy can blossom after four or five days with exposure to a bit of air - but I have to stress the word great, as in a $90-plus grand cru. It also depends strongly on how much wine is left in the bottle. The higher the fill (and thus smaller the air pocket), the longer the wine will last.


Storing Open Red Wine Guide
What to Avoid When Storing Open Red Wine. 1  Donât store open wine on its side â it increases the surface area exposed to oxygen. 2  Donât store open wine by a window â because of sun exposure and discoloration. 3  Donât store the wine at temperatures above 70 F â better to store open wines in the fridge.


Storing Open Red Wine Guide
Freshness Tips. 1  For best results, store the wine upright to minimize surface area exposed to oxygen. 2  Prevent dramatic temperature changes which can damage your wine, such as quickly going from cold to hot. 3  You can warm up a red wine bottle in luke warm water.


How long does a bottle of wine keep after you open it?
Recork and refrigerate the bottle for up to three days. With red wines, pull the bottle from the refrigerator at least 1/2 hour before you want to use it so it will warm to a desirable serving temperature in the mid 60's F. With white wines or roses, just pull and pour when you need them.


How long does wine keep after opening?
I have a bet going with my father-in-law as to just how long some reds can last after being opened. Can you help settle the score? Could some wines maintain their lustre for more than three days, or even a week? Don't quote me in any illicit gambling scheme if the authorities come knocking. Three days is a good, though very rough, average. Some can indeed last longer. Several factors are at play here. First is the quality of the wine.


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Pinot Noir is one of the most sensitive red wines when exposed to air. Old wine over 8-10 years â Once we drank a 10 year old pinot noir that went bad in 4 hours! PS Shame on you for not finishing a 10 year old bottle! Organic wine or sulfite-free wine are typically more fragile.


Storing Open Red Wine Guide
Which Red Wines Go Bad The Quickest. 1  Pinot Noir is one of the most sensitive red wines when exposed to air. 2  Old wine over 8-10 years â Once we drank a 10 year old pinot noir that went bad in 4 hours! PS Shame on you for not finishing a 10 year old bottle! 3  Organic wine or sulfite-free wine are typically more fragile.


How long does a bottle of wine keep after you open it?
Keeping opened wines beyond 3 days is like playing golf in a lightning storm. You may get through but you are tempting the fates. If you keep a table wine for more than 3 days, you will be serving a wine that has lost most of the characteristics that are prized. The aroma will start to change and much of the fresh fruit smells and tastes will subside.


Proof That Han Shot First!
Check out the evidence yourself here http://bit.ly/y80lkp. http://bit.ly/clevvermovies-Click to Subscribe! http://Facebook.com/ClevverMovies-Become a Fan! http://Twitter.com/ClevverMovies-Follow Us! If you were one of the many who thought that Han shot first...well, George Lucas thinks you may have been confused. . Hey movie buffs, Tatiana Carrier here for Clevver Movies. And the internet is a buzz with some Star Wars controversy.


Han Shot First
In the original 1977 version of the film, Han is the only one that fires a shot, whereas the 1997 altered version of Star Wars depicts Greedo firing a shot at Han Solo shortly before Han responds in kind. The difference in these scenes has resulted in discussion amongst the fans regarding who actually shot first.


Han Shot First
Spread. Han shot first has been used all over the internet in images, videos, and other media. The phrase has also been used by fans to show contempt with any changes made to the original movies.


Proof That Han Shot First!
Which takes us to The Hollywood Reporter where he, for the first time, directly comments on the who shot first debacle. . Here's a very quick recap if you're new to this game. In the 1977 version, it looked like Han shot Greedo first in the cantina. Then in the 1997 special edition re-release, Lucas made it that Greedo shot first and Han retaliated.


Harrison Ford on Who Shot First
During a Reddit AMA over the weekend, Harrison Ford was asked one of the most controversial Star Wars questions of all time: who shot first, Han or Greedo? I donât know and I donât care, Ford responded.


Harrison Ford on Who Shot First
Ford's AMA touched on a number of other fascinating topics, including his willingness to do another Blade Runner and the fact that fans ask him to quote Air Force One over any other movie.


Han Shot First
Han Shot First is a notable phrase used by fans of the Star Wars franchise to state their opinion in a scene in Episode IV: A New Hope, in which one of the main characters, Han Solo, is in a standoff with the bounty hunter Greedo.


Harrison Ford on Who Shot First
The phrase Han Shot First has become a part of popular culture since Lucas altered the disagreement between Han and Greedo in the 1997 re-release of A New Hope. Lucas said at the time that he didn't want Han to come across as a cold blooded killer and therefore changed the scene to make Greedo the obvious villain.


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1 On average, the price for septic tank pumping can range anywhere from $75 to $500 depending on the size of the tank and the job that it entails. 2  Larger septic tanks can cost anywhere from $200 to $500.3  These tanks will generally hold more than 1,500 gallons. Larger septic tanks can cost anywhere from $200 to $500. 2  These tanks will generally hold more than 1,500 gallons. 3  For example, the company The Laundry Alternative Inc. is a company that provides septic tank pumping services and they charge from $75 to $250.


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Depending on the size of the tank, Pumpco Septic cost to pump it out can range from $159.00 to $289.00 or more. Some companies charge a flat rate for pumping while others charge by the hour.n the Vancouver WA area the cost to pump a septic system is dependent on the size of the septic tank. Average is about $300.00 Usually it needs to get pumped about every 8 years or so. It does need to be inspected much more often than that, approximately every 2 years or so to make sure that it is working properly.


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1 As for contracting companies, there are some that would charge by the hour while others may charge per job completion. 2  On average, the price for septic tank pumping can range anywhere from $75 to $500 depending on the size of the tank and the job that it entails. 3  Larger septic tanks can cost anywhere from $200 to $500. Larger septic tanks can cost anywhere from $200 to $500. 2  These tanks will generally hold more than 1,500 gallons. 3  For example, the company The Laundry Alternative Inc. is a company that provides septic tank pumping services and they charge from $75 to $250.


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1 Larger septic tanks can cost anywhere from $200 to $500. 2  These tanks will generally hold more than 1,500 gallons. 3  For example, the company The Laundry Alternative Inc. is a company that provides septic tank pumping services and they charge from $75 to $250.4  They can charge up to $300 depending on the location. Larger septic tanks can cost anywhere from $200 to $500. 2  These tanks will generally hold more than 1,500 gallons. 3  For example, the company The Laundry Alternative Inc. is a company that provides septic tank pumping services and they charge from $75 to $250.


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How Much Does It Cost To Repair An Appliance?
Homeowners report that the average cost for appliance repair is $171 and most spend between &$108 and $238. Try to group appliance repairs together, if you can; it will save you some money. Also, try to find a local contractor; they charge less than repairmen who work through a larger company.


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Thank you for your question. I'm sorry you re having this problem with the refrigerator. A compressor replacement will be very expensive. It would probably cost at least $600.00 and could actually be quite a bit more. The price will vary in different locations. I recommend checking with the local store. I'm listing a number you can call 1-800-469-4663 to be able to talk with someone to get a better estimate.


How Much Does It Cost To Repair An Appliance?
Keep in mind that you will need to account for the price of parts if you encounter any of these issues. Heating elements, for example, will cost anywhere between $30 and $200. You will also need to account for labor prices, which could cost between $30 and $100 per hour.


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, consumption and consumer challenges of whole grain foods, cereal brans as. ingredients, fiber-enriched and whole grain breads, fiber in extruded products, fiber-enriched and whole wheat pasta, fiber-enriched meat products, fiber-enriched beverages, and companion animal nutrition as affected by. inclusion.


fiber
1. The parts of grains, fruits, and vegetables that contain cellulose and are not digested by the body. Fiber helps the intestines function properly by stimulating the muscles of the intestinal walls. 2. One of the elongated, thick-walled cells that give strength and support to plant tissue. 3. a. A single skeletal muscle cell; a muscle fiber.


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Processing pineapple pulp into dietary fibre supplement by Ackom, Nana Benyiwa; Tano-Debrah, K. / African Journal of Food, Agriculture, Nutrition and Development. includes cellulose, hemicellulose, gums, pectins and also lignin. 60SECONDS ON..


dietary fiber
dietary fiber, a generic term for nondigestible carbohydrate substances found in plant cell walls and surrounding cellular material, each with a different effect on the various GI functions, such as colon transit time, water absorption, and lipid metabolism. Dietary fiber may be water soluble or insoluble. The soluble fibers include pectins, gums, mucilages, and algal products. They affect nutrient absorption and regulation. The insoluble fibers include cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin and promote stool bulk and caloric motility.


Translations for dietary fiber
Dietary fiber. Dietary fiber, dietary fibre, or sometimes roughage and ruffage is the indigestible portion of food derived from plants. There are two main components: âSoluble fiber dissolves in water. It is readily fermented in the colon into gases and physiologically active byproducts, and can be prebiotic and/or viscous. Soluble fibers tend to slow the movement of food through the system. âInsoluble fiber does not dissolve in water. It can be metabolically inert and provide bulking or prebiotic, metabolically fermenting in the large intestine.


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Fitbitâs Charge 2 fits with a range of straps, unlike the Charge HR. In addition to selling its Classic sporty band in various colors for $29.95, the company will offer premium leather bands in pink, brown, and indigo for $69.95.


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Fitbit is addressing these setbacks and more with its new Charge 2, which launches this month for $149.95. The Charge 2 tracks a wider array of health metrics, brings more customization options, and features a roomier display. Here's what I think about the Charge 2 after spending about a week using it.


How Much Could the New Apple Watch Hurt Fitbit Sales?
Analysts still expect Fitbit's 2016 revenue to grow 39% over 2015, but with the new Apple Watch looking more and more like a direct threat, investors should watch to see if Fitbit's sales forecasts get revised downward, or if Fitbit's massive R&D spend produces something that can compete.


How Much Could the New Apple Watch Hurt Fitbit Sales?
Of course, price could be a factor in how much market share Apple can take from Fitbit. The Series 2 costs $370 on the low end, certainly a premium in this market, while the Series 1 is now available for as low as $269. Still, Fitbit's most premium model is not much lower at $250.


How Much Could the New Apple Watch Hurt Fitbit Sales?
Fitbit (NYSE:FIT) has somewhat stopped the bleeding of its market share over the past year, and actually recovered some ground. However it could have a new challenge to face with Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) Watch Series 2, particularly the Nike (NYSE:NKE) branded version that hit stores in late October.


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Fitbit is addressing these setbacks and more with its new Charge 2, which launches this month for  $149.95. The Charge 2 tracks a wider array of health metrics, brings more customization options, and features a roomier display.


Fitbit's New Charge 2 Is a Much-Needed Upgrade
Fitbitâs new Charge 2 is a modest refresh that brings much-needed capabilities like a larger screen to the companyâs flagship wristband. For those seeking a basic tracker that goes beyond simply measuring steps, the Charge 2 is among the best options available.


Fitbit's New Charge 2 Is a Much-Needed Upgrade
Fitbit is addressing these setbacks and more with its new Charge 2, which launches this month for $149.95. The Charge 2 tracks a wider array of health metrics, brings more customization options, and features a roomier display. Hereâs what I think about the Charge 2 after spending about a week using it. Whatâs New


Fitbit's New Charge 2 Is a Much-Needed Upgrade
Fitbit's Charge 2 fits with a range of straps, unlike the Charge HR. In addition to selling its Classic sporty band in various colors for $29.95, the company will offer premium leather bands in pink, brown, and indigo for $69.95.


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How Much Could the New Apple Watch Hurt Fitbit Sales? The Apple Watch has seen major sales declines in the first part of 2016 -- but the new Series 2 version could take market share from Fitbit. Bradley Seth McNew


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This Site Might Help You. RE: How many potatoes per person for mashed potatoes? I am making dinner for my husband's family (of 16), and I'm going to make mashed potatoes (among other things), and going to use Yukon Gold potatoes.


Mashed Potato Tips
If youâre mashing them with chicken broth and some light margarine, you might consider allowing closer to 8 oz. of potato per person, but if your plans include creme fraiche, cream cheese, sour cream, heavy cream or other rich and calorie-dense ingredients, go with no more than 5 ounces of raw potatoes per person.


Mashed Potato Tips
I have 16 coming for dinner. The most common answer to this question is to allow 1/3 to 1/2 pound of raw potatoes per person. This translates to between 5 and 8 oz. of potatoes per person. Thatâs the simple answer, but as with most seemingly straightforward questions, there are many variables that must be considered. Remember, youâll be mixing those potatoes with other ingredients, so for each 8 oz. of raw potato, you could potentially have up to 1 pound of mashed potatoes.


How many potatoes per person for mashed potatoes?
How many potatoes per person for mashed potatoes? I am making dinner for my husband's family (of 16), and I'm going to make mashed potatoes (among other things), and going to use Yukon Gold potatoes. I'm really not sure how many potatoes to factor in per person.


How many potatoes per person for mashed potatoes?
Best Answer: The same number you would use if you were serving them as baked potatoes, generally one medium-sized potato per person or two smallish ones per person, one for every two people if the potatoes are really huge (which Yukon Golds usually are not).


How many potatoes per person for mashed potatoes?
This Site Might Help You. How many potatoes per person for mashed potatoes? I am making dinner for my husband's family (of 16), and I'm going to make mashed potatoes (among other things), and going to use Yukon Gold potatoes.


Why the New Atkins Diet Wonât Work Any Better Than the Old One
The shortfall in nutrients is evident. This newest Atkins' Diet is more insidious than the old. It is impossible to determine if the original diet was a gimmick or heartfelt, but Robert C. Atkins had passion, and he made no pretense of being a part of the medical establishment.


Why is low-carb harder the second time around?
The more insulin and leptin resistance we are, the more difficult it is to lose weight. So, the increase in this phenomenon just from the years passing between the first go round and the second on a low-carb diet makes it a little more difficult the next time.


Why is low-carb harder the second time around?
In the above list of reasons I think the low-carb diet (or any diet) is more difficult the nth time around, Iâve probably forgotten something. Which is why I rely on you and your comments to fill in the missing info. If you have reasons Iâve not mentioned, send them in. Donât be shy.


Why the New Atkins Diet Wonât Work Any Better Than the Old One
The Atkins' diet lives on, crafted by others. This year's version is a slightly softened revamping of the old, allowing berries, nuts and seeds during the weight loss phase and fruits other than berries, along with starchy vegetables and whole grains, during weight maintenance.


Why the New Atkins Diet Wonât Work Any Better Than the Old One
I'll bet I'm right about this: You know someone who tried Atkins'. That person lost weight, quit and regained the weight. Perhaps it was even you. In 1972, when Robert C. Atkins first published Dr. Atkins' Diet Revolution: The High Calorie Way to Stay Thin Forever, he captured the nation's heart.


Why is low-carb harder the second time around?
If you want to be successful the next time around on a low-carb diet, youâve got to follow a low-carb diet. And it takes commitment. Youâve got to realize itâs going to be a little more difficult than it was the first time, and youâve got to go on an honest-to-God low-carb diet filled with quality low-carb real foods.


Obama Commutes Sentences for 8 in Crack Cocaine Cases
In a statement, Mr. Obama said that each of the eight men and women had been sentenced under what is now recognized as an âunfair system,â including a 100-to-1 sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine offenses that was significantly reduced by the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010.


Obama Commutes Sentences for 8 in Crack Cocaine Cases
In 2010, there was bipartisan support in Congress for reducing the disparity in sentences between crack and powder cocaine, against a backdrop of crime rates that have plunged to the lowest levels in four decades.


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Barack Obama, like previous presidential candidates before him, is very good at sucking up. The candidate who sucks up best to the largest number of wealthy donors and check bundlers usually becomes the party nominee. Obama is no exception to that rule. The Senator would never have been able to launch a successful presidential race if he did not already have buy-in from very rich, very powerful people. Not only did he have to secure their support in order to run, he must continue securing it in order to win.


Obamaâs pardon power is underutilized
In his first term, Ronald Reagan signed more than 10 times as many pardons and commutations as Obama did (250 vs. 23); George H.W. Bush more than three times as many (77); and Bill Clinton more than twice as many (56). The âeasy accessâ that Hamilton envisioned has nearly disappeared.


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WASHINGTON â Of the 64 pardons President Obama has granted over six years, half are for offenses that happened before 1989. Six are from the 1960s. On average, 23 years have elapsed between the sentencing date and the day Obama has granted a pardon or commutation â an all-time high. A century ago, three or four years was the norm.


Obama Commutes Sentences for 8 in Crack Cocaine Cases
WASHINGTON â President Obama, expanding his push to curtail severe penalties in drug cases, on Thursday commuted the sentences of eight federal inmates who were convicted of crack cocaine offenses. Each inmate has been imprisoned for at least 15 years, and six were sentenced to life in prison.


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The Office of the Pardon Attorney, in the Justice Department, is responsible for sifting through the hundreds of applications received each year. Pardon Attorney Deborah Leff, a former broadcast journalist and career Justice Department lawyer whom Obama appointed last year, did not return messages seeking comment.


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He was pardoned in 2011 at the age of 61. Obama has issued fewer pardons than any president since James Garfield, who served just 199 days in office, and fewer than any two-term president since George Washington, according to Ruckman, a Rock Valley College professor who tracks clemency trends on the blog Pardon Power.


Obama Commutes Sentences for 8 in Crack Cocaine Cases
Mr. Obama, who has made relatively little use of his constitutional clemency powers to forgive offenses or reduce sentences, also pardoned 13 people who completed their sentences long ago. Those cases involved mostly minor offenses, in line with his previous pardons.


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âObama has no intention of exposing Bush administration crimes.â. Obama took a well deserved beating from angry supporters after he openly supported Bush and telecom industry law breaking. The brief moment of challenge was enough to make Obama leery of speaking for himself when he knows he is wrong.


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Directions. 1  If necessary, cut pork butt into pieces so it will fit into pressure cooker. 2  Rub with spices. 3  Place in pressure cooker; add water until just covered. 4  Don't over-fill pressure cooker; check owner's manual if you're unsure. 5  Bring to pressure; reduce heat and cook 1 hour.


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1 Rub with spices. 2  Place in pressure cooker; add water until just covered. 3  Don't over-fill pressure cooker; check owner's manual if you're unsure. 4  Bring to pressure; reduce heat and cook 1 hour. 5  Allow 15 minutes natural pressure release: DO NOT rush this. 6  Take meat out of cooking liquid. 7  Reserve cooking liquid.


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1 Rub with spices. 2  Place in pressure cooker; add water until just covered. 3  Don't over-fill pressure cooker; check owner's manual if you're unsure. 4  Bring to pressure; reduce heat and cook 1 hour. 5  Allow 15 minutes natural pressure release: DO NOT rush this. 6  Take meat out of cooking liquid.


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1 Place in pressure cooker; add water until just covered. 2  Don't over-fill pressure cooker; check owner's manual if you're unsure. 3  Bring to pressure; reduce heat and cook 1 hour. 4  Allow 15 minutes natural pressure release: DO NOT rush this.


How to Cook Pork in a Pressure Cooker
It is so simple to cook a pork roast in a pressure cooker. Place the meat in the pressure cooker, add the garlic, onion, bay leaves and apple cider vinegar. It would probably be fine cooked in plain water if it is going to be seasoned later on.


How to Cook Pork Roast in a Pressure Cooker
Sprinkle the pork with salt and half of the pepper. Heat oil in a 6 quart pressure cooker. Brown the roast for 8 to 10 minutes. (I cut mine into smaller pieces, so it will cook tender even quicker). Add onion slices and water. Put on lid. When the cookers indicator starts to rock, time the cooking for 45-50 minutes.


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Sprinkle the pork with salt and half of the pepper. Heat oil in a 6 quart pressure cooker. Brown the roast for 8 to 10 minutes. (I cut mine into smaller pieces, so it will cook tender even quicker).


How to Cook Pork Roast in a Pressure Cooker
Sprinkle the pork with salt and half of the pepper. Heat oil in a 6 quart pressure cooker. Brown the roast for 8 to 10 minutes. (I cut mine into smaller pieces, so it will cook tender even quicker). Add onion slices and water.


Pressure Cooker Pork Roast
1 Brown pork roast. 2  Season the roast. 3  Add to pressure cooker with 12 oz. 4  water. 5  Follow manufacture's directions for starting cooker. 6  Cook 1 hour. 7  Let the pressure out and open lid. 8  Add the potatoes and carrots. 9  Add another 15 minutes of time for cooking. 10  Check for tenderness and serve.


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CMS reveals Medicare physician pay data
The data include physicians' names and office locations, the exact services for which they billed Medicare, the average payments for each service and the number of patients who received each service. Not surprisingly, the most common Medicare physician service was the $70 doctor office visit, followed closely by the $100 office visit. Taken together, the five levels of visits known as evaluation-and-management services cost Medicare nearly $11 billion in 2012.


How Do Hospitals Get Paid? A Primer
From the federal-state Medicaid program for the poor, blind and disabled, hospitals receive either (1) case-based payments (D.R.G.âs) or (2) a set amount of dollars per day of inpatient stay (per-diem payments) or (3) fees for individual services and supplies (fee-for-service or F.F.S. payments).


How Do Hospitals Get Paid? A Primer
It adds a significant component to the high administrative cost that is unique to the American health system. One interesting aspect of this process is the wide variation in how much a basic medical service costs at different hospitals â a variation that does not appear to be tied to quality.


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Greed, greed, and more greed. The health-care system is already highly government controlled. This explains why prices are so high. If we allowed a true market solution (not only for hospitals, but also for health insurance, and doctors) the prices would fall and health care would be much more widely available.


CMS reveals Medicare physician pay data
On average, doctors get about 19% of their money treating Medicare patients through copayments, deductibles, and secondary-insurance. 1  For a $70 evaluation visit, Medicare usually pays about $49 and the patient or their private insurer covers the rest.


CMS reveals Medicare physician pay data
Newest First | Oldest First. 1  This transparency is long over due. Taxpayers/Patients are entitled to know where, why and how much of their taxes are being billed by professionals who do business with the medicare reimbursement system.


Your Medicare Coverage
Medicare covers many medically necessary surgical procedures. For surgeries or procedures, it's difficult to know the exact costs in advance because no one knows exactly what services you'll need. If you're having surgery or a procedure, you can do some things in advance to figure out approximately how much you'll have to pay. Ask the doctor, hospital, or facility how much you'll have to pay for the surgery and any care afterward. Make sure you know if you're an inpatient or outpatient because what you pay may be different.


Financial crisis of 2007â2008
Featured Contributors. 1  Floyd Norris, the chief financial correspondent of The New York Times, covers the world of finance and economics. 2  Binyamin Appelbaum covers business and economic topics for the Washington bureau of The New York Times. 3  Shaila Dewan is an economics reporter for The New York Times.


CMS reveals Medicare physician pay data
Newest First | Oldest First. 1  This transparency is long over due. 2  What is not clear to me in looking at the data is whether a provider performed all the services by him or her self or whether a physician extender (e.g. nurse practitioner or physician assistant) billed under that provider's ID number.


Definitions &Translations
Definitions for introitus. Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word introitus. Princeton's WordNet(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: introitus(noun) entrance or opening to a hollow organ or tube (especially the vaginal opening) the introitus of the vagina.


introit
(Ecclesiastical Terms) RC Church Church of England a short prayer said or sung as the celebrant is entering the sanctuary to celebrate Mass or Holy Communion. [C15: from Church Latin introitus introit, from Latin: entrance, from introÄ«re to go in, from intro- + Ä«re to go] inËtroital adj.


What is the introitus?
A Boston Women's Health Book Collective , Administration, answered. The opening to the vagina is called the introitus. Before puberty, it may be nearly closed. During the reproductive-age years, and especially after vaginal intercourse, the opening to the vagina is usually wide and stretchy. The stretchiness is due to elastic fibers under the skin that allow it to stretch in all directions.


introit
[Middle English, introit of the Mass, from Old French introite, from Medieval Latin introitus, sung passage at entrance of celebrant, from Latin introitus, entrance, from past participle of introÄ«re, to enter : intrÅ-, in; see en in the Appendix of Indo-European roots + Ä«re, to go; see ei- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]