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Take on the action-packed thrill of Ultimate Mortal Kombat (Nintendo DS) - Warner Brothers. The disc includes 2 Mortal Kombat games: Ultimate Kombat 3 and Puzzle Kombat. The game works for Nintendo DS consoles. The video game is recommended for ages 17 and older.


Nintendo DS
Does the old ds(not the ds lite) have a place to plug in Wi-Fi? Answered: whats the difference with a DS and a DS lite? Answered: How much is a ds lite? Answered: Does the Action Replay DS work on all versions of the Nintendo DS Lite? Answered: How much will gamestop give you for a ds lite? Answered


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Also Known As: Nintendo DS Hardware (JP, US, EU, AU), Nintendo DS Lite Hardware (JP, US, EU, AU, KO), Nintendo DSi Hardware (AU, EU, JP, US, KO), iQue DS (AS), Nintendo DSi LL Hardware (JP), Nintendo DSi XL Hardware (US, EU, AU), iQue DS Lite (AS), iQue DSi (AS), Nintendo DSi Mario Bundle (US), Nintendo DSi Mario Party Bundle (US), Nintendo DSi (US, KO), Nintendo DS Lite Brain Age Bundle (US), Nintendo DS Lite New Super Mario Bros Bundle (US), Nintendo DS Lite Pink Ribbon Limited Edition (US ...


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Nintendo DS
Nintendo DS. The Nintendo DS or simply, DS, is a 32-bit dual-screen handheld game console developed and released by Nintendo. The device went on sale in North America on November 21, 2004.


Thereâs no play like it!
About Nintendo 3DS. What is Nintendo 3DS? New Nintendo 3DS XL; Nintendo 2DS; Built-in Software; Nintendo 3DS FAQ; Nintendo 3DS Games; Where to Buy; Explore More. AR Cards & AR Games; Nintendo eShop; Nintendo Video; Netflix; StreetPass; Accessories; Where to Experience Nintendo 3DS; Nintendo 3DS Support. System Update; How to Update System; How to Connect to the Internet; Troubleshooting


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The Nintendo 3DS costs around $169.99 USD. At launch, it was $249.99 USD, but the price dropped on August 12, 2011. However, that's just Nintendo's suggested retail price, so you might get lucky and find a 3DS for an even cheaper price somewhere else. The Nintendo 3DS XL is larger than the 3DS. It has not just larger screens but also a thicker overall size with bigger buttons and Circle Pad, plus a longer lasting battery. This is why it's a little more expensive than the 3DS, at around $199.99 for a basic model. Nintendo consoles can be purchased from variety of places but you'll notice that ones bundled with games or special cases will cost a little more than $169.99.


Leak detection
Other reasons for leaks include accidents, earth movement, or sabotage. The primary purpose of leak detection systems (LDS) is to assist pipeline controllers in detecting and localizing leaks. LDS provide an alarm and display other related data to the pipeline controllers in order to aid in decision-making.


Finding Memory Leaks Using the CRT Library
By default, _CrtDumpMemoryLeaks outputs the memory-leak report to the Debug pane of the Output window. You can use _CrtSetReportMode to redirect the report to another location. If you use a library, the library might reset the output to another location.


Leak detection
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Pipeline leak detection is used to determine if and in some cases where a leak has occurred in systems which contain liquids and gases. Methods of detection include hydrostatic testing, infrared, and laser technology after pipeline erection and leak detection during service.


Using VLD with Visual Studio
Using VLD with Visual Studio. Visual Leak Detector is an open-source memory leak detection system for Visual C++. It shows you the complete callstack used for memory allocation has led to the leak at the end of the debugging session. Points To Remember:-.


Finding Memory Leaks Using the CRT Library
Finding Memory Leaks Using the CRT Library. Memory leaks, defined as the failure to correctly deallocate memory that was previously allocated, are among the most subtle and hard-to-detect bugs in C/C++ applications.


Bureaucracies
Visual Leak Detector is a free, robust, open-source memory leak detection system for Visual C++. It's pretty easy to use. After installing it, you just need to tell Visual C++ where to find the included header and library file. Then it can be used with any C/C++ project simply by adding the following line to your code: #include <vld.h>. When you run your program under the Visual Studio debugger, Visual Leak Detector will output a memory leak report at the end of your debugging session.


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It's a very effective way to quickly diagnose, and fix, memory leaks in C/C++ applications. The main difference between the CRT Debug Library and VLD, is that Visual Leak Detector shows you the complete callstack used for memory allocation has led to the leak.


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Visual Check is the premier instrument used in resolving the critical demands of gas flushed packages, hermetic seals, aseptic packaging, vacuumized packs...in food, drug, and cosmetic industries.


Using VLD with Visual Studio
To use VLD with your project, follow these simple steps:-. In at least one C/C++ source file from your program, include the vld.h header file. It should not matter which file you add the include statement to. It also should not matter in what order the header is included in relation to other headers. The only exception is stdafx.h (or any other precompiled header).


Finding Memory Leaks Using the CRT Library
The first 16 bytes of data in the block, in hexadecimal form. The memory-leak report identifies a block of memory as normal, client, or CRT. A normal block is ordinary memory allocated by your program. A client block is a special type of memory block used by MFC programs for objects that require a destructor.


What is the lowest and highest temperatures humans can survive under?
Being in cold temperature air with proper shelter and clothing, humans can survive indefinatley, even if the temperature is below zero degrees. But a person in regular clothing immersed in water just above freezing will last only a few minutes.


Fresh and Frozen Seafood: Selecting and Serving It Safely
If you smell an ammonia odor in raw or cooked seafood, do not eat it. Serving. Follow these serving guidelines once your seafood is cooked and ready to be enjoyed. 1  Never leave seafood or other perishable food out of the refrigerator for more than 2 hours or for more than 1 hour when temperatures are above 90ÂºF.


Preventive Health Care and First Aid
During all first aid efforts, watch for changes in the victim's temperature and vital signs. After drop is a danger when re-warming hypothermia victims because cold blood in the extremities returns to the body core, lowering the core temperature further.


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1 Carry picnic seafood in a cooler with a cold pack or ice. 2  When possible, put the cooler in the shade and keep the lid closed as much of the time as you can. 3  When itâs party time, keep hot seafood hot and cold seafood cold: 4  Divide hot party dishes containing seafood into smaller serving platters.


What is the lowest and highest temperatures humans can survive under?
A bodies internal temp can only survive up to 108F it starts to die around 105F which is when the proteins inside the body begin to cook apart. As far as the coldest the human body can get is in the 70'sF and potentially lower depending on the time spent at the temp.


Egg Safety: What You Need to Know
1 Never leave seafood or other perishable food out of the refrigerator for more than 2 hours or for more than 1 hour when temperatures are above 90ÂºF. 2  Bacteria that can cause illness grow quickly at warm temperatures (between 40ÂºF and 140ÂºF). 3  Carry picnic seafood in a cooler with a cold pack or ice.


Fresh and Frozen Seafood: Selecting and Serving It Safely
1 When possible, put the cooler in the shade and keep the lid closed as much of the time as you can. 2  When itâs party time, keep hot seafood hot and cold seafood cold: 3  Divide hot party dishes containing seafood into smaller serving platters. 4  Keep platters refrigerated until time to reheat them for serving.


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The highest temperature recorded in Michigan is 112Â°, Fahrenheit. This record high was recorded on July 13, 1936 at Mio. The lowest temperature in Michigan, -51Â°, was reco â¦ rded on February 9, 1934 at Vanderbilt.


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The major characteristics of entrepreneurs that have been listed by many commentators include the following. 1  Self confident and multi-skilled. 2  Confident in the face of difficulties and discouraging circumstances. 3  Innovative skills. 4  Results-orientated. 5  A risk-taker. 6  Total commitment.


Defining Entrepreneurship
Early this century, the concept of innovation was added to the definition of entrepreneur-ship. This innovation could be process innovation, market innovation, product innovation, factor innovation, and even organisational innovation.


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Attacks classified as BPC or âbusiness process compromiseâ silently alter a part of specific business processes in order to generate significant monetary profit for the attackers. Business For Home


Business Process Compromise (BPC)
BPC is similar to business email compromise (BEC) in that they both attempt to hijack a normal business transaction, but BEC attackers rely more on social engineering and less on the actual alteration of business processes in order to achieve their goals. Types of Business Process Compromise Diversion


Defining Entrepreneurship
There has been a great deal of attention paid to the subject of entrepreneurship over the past few years, stemming primarily from the discovery by economic analysts that small firms contri-bute considerably to economic growth and vitality.


Micro process engineering
Micro process engineering is therefore not to be confused with microchemistry, which deals with very small overall quantities of matter. The subfield of micro process engineering that deals with chemical reactions, carried out in microstructured reactors or microreactors, is also known as microreaction technology.


Business Process Compromise (BPC)
Attacks classified as business process compromise (BPC) silently alter parts of specific business processes, or machines facilitating these processes, in order to generate significant monetary profit for the attackers.


Micro process engineering
Micro process engineering. Micro process engineering is the science of conducting chemical or physical processes (unit operations) inside small volumina, typically inside channels with diameters of less than 1 mm (microchannels) or other structures with sub-millimeter dimensions.


Business Process Compromise (BPC)
This enables them to hack into, infiltrate, or hijack business processes such as account management, procurement, manufacturing operations, payment, and delivery. The Bangladesh Central Bank heist is a recent example of BPC.


Micro process engineering
Process intensification. While the dimensions of the individual channels are small, a micro process engineering device (microstructured reactor) can contain many thousands of such channels, and the overall size of a microstructured reactor can be on the scale of meters.


Interactive map shows how Manchester city centre has changed since 1950
This interactive map of Manchester shows how much of the city has changed over the past 64 years. This aerial view shot looking over Piccadilly Gardens, Portland Street, Market Street and much of the rest of the city centre was taken in 1950 and is included in the Manchester Image Library.


Outline the ways Manchester has attempted to regenerate its CBD and inner city areas.
Outline the ways Manchester has attempted to regenerate its CBD and inner city areas. Extracts from this document... Introduction. Helen Rowley Oct 2003 Outline the ways Manchester has attempted to regenerate its CBD and inner city areas.


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Regeneration of the central business district. While the central business district (CBD) has constantly evolved over time, major recent changes began in 1969 with the opening of the Inner Distribution Road (IDR). The IDR was to act as an inner ring road, taking through-traffic away from the centre of the town.


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The inner city Outside of the CBD is a zone known as the INNER CITY or the TWILIGHT zone. This is a mixture of old industrial housing, often terraces, and industry. These areas would have been constructed in the industrial revolution.


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- Page 2 -. Regeneration of the central business district. While the central business district (CBD) has constantly evolved over time, major recent changes began in 1969 with the opening of the Inner Distribution Road (IDR).


Aboriginal Identity: Who is âAboriginalâ?
Changes taking place in a CBD. Usually the most common examination question is to identify the CBD of a city and describe its characteristics. However you may be asked to 'explain the changes which have taken place in the CBD over the past few decades'.


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The inner city Outside of the CBD is a zone known as the INNER CITY or the TWILIGHT zone. This is a mixture of old industrial housing, often terraces, and industry. These areas would have been constructed in the industrial revolution. In Newcastle the industry is found in wedges that follow the river Tyne.


How Manchester's key quarters have changed over the past four years
Manchester has changed a lot since 2011 and here we look at the ways in which different areas of the city have evolved.


How Manchester's key quarters have changed over the past four years
Manchester. Manchester is known for having lots of different 'quarters.'. From Spinningfields and the traditional city centre to the Northern Quarter and the newly-created First Street, each of them are home to different types of businesses and residents.


Outline the ways Manchester has attempted to regenerate its CBD and inner city areas.
In recent years, the most common type of areas in Britain to be regenerated has been the inner city. Key elements of regeneration are slum clearance and housing renewal, new industrial growth and development, improvements to transport systems and environmental improvements. ...read more.


How long does a battery last
Discussion in 'General Harley Davidson Topic' started by trikerman, Nov 22, 2007. The battery on my 2000 Road king Classic is 7 years 9 months old, when bike is parked up in the garage it is plugged into a optimate that looks after the battery. On average how long does a battery last. John. Nov 22, 2007.


Extending the Life of your Harley Davidson Battery
Extending the Life of your Harley Davidson Battery. Oct 27, 2014 2:03:00 PM. First of all, you need to know why you should buy a Harley Davidson Battery for your motorcycle.


Extending the Life of your Harley Davidson Battery
Even in ideal conditions, your bikeâs battery loses about 3% of its charge every month. And when these Indianapolis summer days get hotter than. 70 degrees outside, you double that discharge rate. To a battery, a big load for a short time is the same as a tiny load for a long time.


Harley-Davidson Battery Maintenance Solutions
Chargers for Long Life: The Harley-Davidson 800mA Waterproof Battery Tender features a three-step charging system that constantly monitors battery voltage to bring the battery up to full charge and switches to float mode to maintain the charge over extended periods.


Extending the Life of your Harley Davidson Battery
Here are two H-D Battery Tenders to consider for your Harley-Davidson motorcycle: 1  750mA SuperSmart Battery Tender. This compact battery tender is superior to a traditional auto-parts store trickle charger. 2  800mA Waterproof Battery Tender.


Harley-Davidson Battery Maintenance Solutions
MSRP: $49.95. The very compact Harley-Davidson 750mA SuperSmart Battery Tender is an ideal take-along for touring riders. Its built-in circuitry cycles the charger to turn itself on and off as needed to prevent overcharging.


The Worldâs Most Liked Harley-Davidson Dealership
A: The mileage of the bike dictates what is done at each particular service but all services include the following: Engine oil and filter change. Transmission fluid change. Primary fluid change. Air filter inspection and replacement (parts additional) if needed. Spark plug inspection and replacement (parts additional) if needed.


Harley-Davidson Battery Maintenance Solutions
Battery Life and Replacement: While the ultimate life of a motorcycle battery is determined by many factors, according to Harley-Davidson a well-maintained battery should deliver at least five years of service.


Premium Harley Davidson Motorcycle Batteries
Keep it running right with the best replacement Harley Davidson motorcycle battery you can find. Our motorcycle batteries for Harley Davidson bikes are guaranteed to fit right and get you back on the road in no time. We offer fast, free shipping on each Harley motorcycle battery. Harley continues to dominate the market today, and your hog should dominate the road.


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Most of the time, I'll get a shorter ride in during the week as well, but I have never had a problem with my battery. As an aside, I had a motorcycle battery in my homebuilt airplane, turning a VW engine, and it sat for long periods of time. It lasted 6 years with minimal maintenance.


Headache, Migraine  In-Depth Report
Contact your doctor if you have ongoing mild to moderate stomach pain. Just before or during a heart attack, some people are known to feel vague restlessness or nervousness, or a deep sense of dread or doom. Call 911 if you have sudden or severe stomach pain with these feelings, or any of the following symptoms:


GERD FAQs (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease)
Stomach acid is a strong acid produced by the stomach to help digest food. The stomach has a protective lining that resists damage by the acid. The thick cells that line the stomach secrete large amounts of protective mucus so the acid produced does not irritate the stomach. The esophagus does not have this protection.


7 Myths About Bad Posture, Busted
Arrandt says, Clenched jaws and grinding teeth increases the tensions in the temporomandibular joint (the TMJ or jaw joint) and creates tension. This wears the joint and can also lead to headaches, neck pain, and upper back pain.. Myth: There is nothing I can do to mitigate the effects of bad posture. Reality: This is absolutely untrue. He recommends weight workouts and stretches that focus on the neck, shoulders, and back. Myth: Bad posture is genetic -- I can't change the way I slouch, especially after all this time. Reality: Bad posture can be genetic, but that doesn't mean it's completely out of your hands.


Warning Signs of Heart Failure
By themselves, any one sign of heart failure may not be cause for alarm. But if you have more than one of these symptoms, even if you haven't been diagnosed with any heart problems, report them to a healthcare professional and ask for an evaluation of your heart. View an animation of heart failure. If you have been diagnosed with heart failure, it's important for you to manage and keep track of symptoms and report any sudden changes to your healthcare team. Download our Self-Check Plan for help with tracking your heart failure symptoms:


GERD FAQs (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease)
Gastroesophageal reflux disease and heartburn have nothing to do with the heart, even though it seems like a burning sensation in the chest. The esophagus lies just behind the heart, so heartburn can be confused with a heart problem.


GERD FAQs (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease)
One important difference is that heartburn usually does not start or worsens with physical activity, while pain related to the heart often comes on with exertion (angina). The chest pain of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) can be confused with pain from a heart problem. If you have any of the following, call your doctor and/or go immediately to the closest hospital emergency department: Severe chest pain or pressure, especially if it radiates to the arm, neck, or back.


7 Myths About Bad Posture, Busted
Here's the skinny on everything from lower back pain to TMJ: Myth: Slouching only makes me look bad -- it can't actually cause long-term damage. Reality: This is pure fiction. The effects of bad posture are many, and can actually be really serious.


7 Myths About Bad Posture, Busted
Myth: There is nothing I can do to mitigate the effects of bad posture. Reality: This is absolutely untrue. Arrandt says, Slouching is natural if you are not ergonomically correct, but there are exercises that you can do to counter the effects of slouching..


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Why Does a Heart Attack Affect My Stomach? A heart attack is usually caused by a blood clot that forms in a coronary artery. This blocks blood flow to your heart and often causes a cramping or squeezing type of pain in the center of your chest. Sometimes this pain can spread to the upper stomach area (upper abdomen). Although the pain is really coming from your heart, you may only feel it in your stomach area and not in your chest at all. The pain, which may worsen with even minor activity, may also spread up to your left shoulder and arm.


Floppy disk
The first floppy disks, developed in the late 1960s, are 8 inches (200 mm) in diameter; they became commercially available in 1971 as a component of IBM products and then were sold separately beginning in 1972 by Memorex and others.


How does a Zip drive store so much more data than a floppy drive?
At the time of their introduction, they seemed like a miracle -- they were smaller than the standard 5.25-inch disks, but they held more data! Here are some of the parameters that determine how much data a floppy disk can hold: Tracks per inch: 135. Total tracks per side: 80. Sectors per track: 18. Bytes per sector: 512.


What Is the Storage Capacity of a Floppy Disk?
Quick Answer. The smallest format of a floppy disk can hold 79.75 kilobytes, while the largest capacity of a magnetic floppy disk stores 2.88 megabytes. The storage capacity of a floppy disk depends on the type of the disk being used. Continue Reading.


How Long Will Floppy Disks Hold Their Data?
Around 20% - 25% of the disks had data. I guest the data vanished off the rest of the disks. I also received a couple of zip disks with the floppy bundle. Those I'll just have to give back as I do not have a zip disk drive.


How Long Will Floppy Disks Hold Their Data?
How long a floppy holds data is based on the era of that floppy. In the days of SS/SD and DS/DD five and a quarters, they'd hold it for a long, long, long time. Once the 3.5s came out, especially the 1.44s, they typically held data for exactly the time it takes you to reach the client's office.


How Much Memory Can a Floppy Disk Hold?
Quick Answer. Since 1969, there have been three different size floppy disks for computers, each one with different storage limits. The most recently used disks have a hard plastic cover measuring 3.5 inches by 3.5 inches. It can hold up to 1.44 MB of data. Continue Reading.


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It depends on a few factors. The size of floppy disk and the size of the CD-ROM. Floppy disks aren't use very much today, however the latest and most common generation of flopâ¦py disks was the 3.5 inch variety with a capacity of 1.44 megabytes of storage. There was a rare 2.88 capacity disk, however for this answer I will refer to the common 1.44MB disk.


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Here are some of the parameters that determine how much data a floppy disk can hold: 1  Tracks per inch: 135. 2  Total tracks per side: 80. 3  Sectors per track: 18.  Bytes per sector: 1  512. Spin rate: 360 2  rpm. Head movement mechanism: worm gear and stepper motor.


How Long Will Floppy Disks Hold Their Data?
Feb 20, 2013 at 8:34 UTC. The media is usually glued to a metal hub that the drive uses to spin the disk on 3 1/2 inch floppy disks. When we were destroying a full hundred floppies with some old data, I noticed a lot of media had separated from the hub.


26 Best Vegetarian Sources of Protein
Protein, per egg: 6 grams. With 6 grams of protein a pop, eggs are an ideal food for vegetarians and omnivores alike who want to stay swimsuit-ready all year round. Their protein fuels your muscles, boosts metabolism and keeps hunger under control, aiding weight loss.


Complete and incomplete proteins in grains and vegetables?
It's believed that people usually eat a variety of foods, thereby getting the amino acids needed to manufacture complete proteins. Granted, if a person only ate bread, s/he would be missing an essential amino acid. The same would be true if a person only ate vegetables.


26 Best Vegetarian Sources of Protein
Steamed soybeans (4 g protein/0.5 cup), tofu (10 g protein/0.5 cup) and soy milk (2 g protein/0.5 cup) also provide a solid hit of complete proteins and magnesium, a mineral thatâs essential to muscle development, energy production and carb metabolism.


26 Best Vegetarian Sources of Protein
Protein, per slice: 4 grams. âMade with sprouted grains, wheat, barley, beans, lentils, millet and spelt, Ezekiel Bread contains 18 amino acidsâincluding all of the nine essential amino acids,â says Consalvo. Thatâs something most other bread products canât claim.


Complete and incomplete proteins in grains and vegetables?
These foods don't need to be eaten at the same time in order to be used by the body to build protein, as once was thought. We just need to eat these complementary proteins within 24 hours. Incomplete proteins come from plant-based foods, such as beans, rice, grains, legumes (other than soy), and vegetables.


Complete and incomplete proteins in grains and vegetables?
First some clarification â a complete protein is a protein that contains all nine essential amino acids (the building blocks of protein, which can only be obtained through eating food). Complete proteins come from animal-based products (meat, poultry, dairy, eggs, fish, etc), soy, and quinoa (a grain).


Complete and incomplete proteins in grains and vegetables?
However, if these vegetarians added legumes to their diet, they would be able to obtain all of the essential amino acids needed to remain healthy. The Food and Nutrition Board of the National Academy of Sciences (which sets the RDAs) spell out the amount of each essential amino acid needed to form complete proteins. However, it isn't necessary to go that far, as long as you are covering your protein needs with a varied eating plan.


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Eat a variety of nuts and legumes. Other key food groups that make up complete protein are legumes and nuts. Again, choose a variety to eat each week. Examples of legumes include: beans, lentils, peanuts and peas. Examples of nuts/seeds includes: walnuts, almonds, cashews, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, pistachios or pecans.


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1 Combine legumes and whole grains for a complete protein. Examples include: rice and beans, lentils and barley, bulgur with beans or peanut butter on 100% whole wheat bread.  Combing legumes with nuts and seeds also provides a complete protein.


Do Cats Remember Their Babies?
A mother cat is an incredibly attentive mom. She grooms her kittens, teaches them right from wrong and purrs whenever they're near. It's hard to imagine she could ever forget them -- but she will. If mom and kittens are separated, they'll become strangers. Smell means a lot to Kitty.


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My surviving cats have often sat in the garden to oversee the grave-digging and burial of a companion. One of my cats regularly sat on the grave of her companion cat for years after his death. When the family structure is disrupted by the death of a person or another pet, life changes for the surviving pets. In cats, whose sense of smell is better than ours, this includes the absence of particular scents.


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Does mom miss her kittens, or do her cries mean she's coming back into heat? My cat had kittens seven weeks ago today. We have already found them good homes, but now that they are out of the house the mother has been looking around for them and crying.


Do Cats Remember Their Babies?
For at least the first 10 to 12 weeks, Mom and her kittens will spend all their time together. The environment of the nest creates a distinct scent for both Mom and kitten. This lets them know this is their safe haven.


Do Cats Remember Their Babies?
If a kitten is separated from his mother, it won't take long for her to stop recognizing him. As soon as they leave the nest, they pick of scents of their new environment. If Mom sees her kitten even a few weeks after separation, it's likely she'll see him as a stranger.


how long do kittens normally miss their mother and litter matesâ¦
Hi there, Depending on when your kitten was weaned- normally a cat will adjust to a new household within 4-5 days of the move. Here are some things I have found to speed cat's adjustment to a new home: You may have tried some of these things already, but here's my favorite recommendations: 1.


Do Cats Remember Their Babies?
This is because the act of rubbing leaves behind her scent on things. This is a signal not only to her, but to any other cat who may enter her turf. She'll also groom and rub against cats she is friendly with. This mixes their scents and lets her know she's friends with them.


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Visitor Question: Does Mom Miss Her Kittens? My cat had kittens seven weeks ago today. We have already found them good homes, but now that they are out of the house the mother has been looking around for them and crying.


Does a Mom Cat Miss Her Kittens?
Your cat may be missing her kittens, but it's even more likely that she has come back into heat. Cats typically cycle every two weeks, and they tend to do a lot of calling or crying as you describe it. If she's truly missing the kittens, she may try to butt in on the other queen after she delivers. You'll need to watch closely to see how the second cat reacts and intervene if necessary. You might even want to try getting her mind off things by giving her a couple of new toys to play with.


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One of the most frequent questions I am asked is whether cats grieve or mourn the passing of a feline or human companion. When a cat dies, owners often notice behavioural changes in their remaining cats. Some of these are due to adapting to a changed hierarchy, but other behavioural changes are due to a sense of loss.


How Much Do Soccer Referees Make?
How much do World Cup referees earn? The FIFA World Cup is the pinnacle of soccer, and the 10 grade one referees selected to officiate during the quadrennial tournament are considered to be the worldâs best.


How much does a Professional FIFA Soccer Referee make per Year/Game? Average Annual Pro MLS Soccer Ref Salary Range
Average Annual Pro MLS Soccer Ref Salary Range. With FIFA and the MLS dominating TV viewership around the world, many people are asking the question: how much do the referees make? The average salary for a professional soccer referee is $21,000 per year.


How Much Do Soccer Referees Make?
How much do referees make in the US? Major League Soccer pays its referees for each game they officiate according to their level of experience. There are four experience levels, and per game compensation ranges from $700 for a level four referee with less than 20 games under their belt to $1,100 for a level one referee who has officiated 76 games or more.


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Professional referees in the United Statesâ Major League Soccer earn a salary based on their level of experience. Level four is the most experienced and earn a total of $875 per game, while assistant referees make $495 a game. 4th officials make $285 a game. Level three referees are paid $775 per game, assistant referees earn $360, and 4th officials make $260 a game. Level two referees earn $679, $310, and $230 per game. Level one is paid $565, $255, and $205 per game.


How much do I get paid to referee?
How much do I get paid to referee? How much you get paid can vary depending on what league or tournament you referee and what position you are on the field (e.g. center referee or assistant referee). For the three (3) state-run leagues, refer to the cheat sheet for a specific league. The 3 leagues are (1) Coastal League; (2) Presidentâs Medal Soccer League (PMSL); and (3) South Carolina State Challenge League (SCSCL). For individual tournaments, you must go to the tournament website and contact the tournament assignor to find out what the pay is for each age group in the tournament.


How Much Do Soccer Referees Make?
How much do referees make in Europe? Soccer is far more popular in Europe, and referees in the top European leagues are among the worldâs best paid sporting officials. The English Premier League is the most popular of the lot, and its referees are paid about $1,400 per game on top of a basic salary of more than $90,000.


What kinds of salaries and benefits do referees in professional sports get?
However, many of the NFL referees are professionals making much more than $100,000 per year from their day jobs, so they are very well paid part-time officials. On the other hand, MLS soccer referees make only $500 to $800 per game, for maybe 24 games per year, and Assistant Referees make a lot less. Therefore, soccer refereeing in the USA is strictly a part-time job. However, the MLS does employ four referees full time for $40,000 to $60,000 per year in addition to what they make per game. Still a lot less than NFL, NBA, NHL, or MLB referees/umpires. Note that minor league referees earn a lot less, especially in baseball. It is tough for a AA or AAA umpire to make a living to support a family, and many will give up if they don't see a good chance of making it to the MLB level.


How much does a FIFA referee earn by refereeing matches in European domestic leagues like EPL, La Liga, etc.?
Professional referees in the United Statesâ Major League Soccer earn a salary based on their level of experience. Level four is the most experienced and earn a total of $875 per game, while assistant referees make $495 a game. 4th officials make $285 a game.


How much does a FIFA referee earn by refereeing matches in European domestic leagues like EPL, La Liga, etc.?
Referee Salaries. 1  Level four is the most experienced and earn a total of $875 per game, while assistant referees make $495 a game. 4th officials make $285 a game. 2  Level three referees are paid $775 per game, assistant referees earn $360, and 4th officials make $260 a game. 3  Level two referees earn $679, $310, and $230 per game.


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The goal of each state organization is to provide soccer referees in support of all USSF affiliated adult and youth soccer organizations (and leagues) within each state. That includes the recruitment, education, evaluation (assessments), and assignment of all certified referees within each state.


Fatty liver and Mucus in stool Symptom Checker
1 Fatty liver and Mucus in stool and Abdominal symptoms (2 causes) 2  Fatty liver and Mucus in stool and Anal symptoms (2 causes) 3  Fatty liver and Mucus in stool and Bleeding symptoms (2 causes)  Fatty liver and Mucus in stool and Blood symptoms (2 causes)


Primary biliary cirrhosis
Primary biliary cirrhosis. Primary biliary cirrhosis is irritation and swelling (inflammation) of the bile ducts of the liver. This blocks the flow of bile, which damages the liver cells and leads to scarring called cirrhosis. The cause of inflamed bile ducts in the liver is not known. However, primary biliary cirrhosis is an autoimmune disorder. That means your body's immune system mistakenly attacks healthy tissue. The disease more commonly affects middle-aged women. Long-term bile obstruction is believed to lead to liver cirrhosis.


Fatty Liver.
Synonym.âSteatosis of the Liver. Definition.âThe term fatty liver may be applied to two conditions,âfatty infiltration and fatty degeneration. In fatty infiltration, there is an increased amount of fat in the normal cells, and is supposed to result from some constituent of the food, such as fat, or from carbohydrates. In fatty degeneration of the liver, the protoplasm or albuminates of the liver-cells are replaced by fat and the liver substance destroyed. In infiltration, the fat varies, and in the normal liver is from three to five per cent, increasing after a full meal, particularly when the food is rich in the carbohydrates.


Common Characteristics of Liver Disease
When diagnosing liver disease, the doctor looks at the patient's symptoms and conducts a physical examination. In addition, the doctor may request a liver biopsy, liver function tests, an ultrasound, a computed tomography (CT) scan, and/or a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan. Some common liver disease symptoms include the following, each of which are described briefly below: Jaundice. A yellowing of the skin and eyes.


Fatty Liver.
The stools are light-colored, however, and constipation may alternate with diarrhea. When the liver is very much enlarged, there will be gastro-intestinal disturbances, with loss of appetite, flatulence, nausea, and sometimes vomiting; diarrhea, 'alternating with constipation, occurs, and the stools contain mucus.


Fatty liver and Mucus in stool Symptom Checker
1 Mucus in stool: Introduction. 2  Fatty liver and Mucus in stool and Abdominal pain (2 causes) 3  Fatty liver and Mucus in stool and Abdominal pain in children (2 causes) 4  Fatty liver and Mucus in stool and Abdominal swelling (2 causes)  Fatty liver and Mucus in stool and Abdominal symptoms (2 causes)


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Vitamin replacement therapy restores vitamins A, K, E and D, which are lost in fatty stools. A calcium supplement or other bone medicines may be added to prevent or treat weak or soft bones (osteoporosis, and rarely osteomalacia). Liver transplant may be successful if it is done before liver failure occurs.


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Ascites due to liver disease usually accompanies other liver disease characteristics, such as portal hypertension. Symptoms of ascites may include a distended abdominal cavity, which causes discomfort and shortness of breath.


Question:
I was diagnosed with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease on Friday. I was quite shocked and the doctor's physician assistant didnt explain much about it, just that my enzymes were elevated and to eat a fat free diet. I was also told this could turn into cirrhosis of the liver, pretty scary.


Question:
I was diagnosed with fatty liver but not given much information. They don't know if it is NAFLD (nonalcoholic fatty liver disease) or NASH (nonalcoholic steatohepatitis). To lose weight I take vitamin E and Motrin. I also have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). It was accidentally found through CT scan.


Kicking my senna dependency.
In the past three years I've learned more about IBS than in my entire life. I've learned which foods are bad for me, how much water to drink, probiotics, magnesium, and have increased the amount of exercise I do.


Senna
Taking senna by mouth is effective for short-term treatment of constipation. Senna is an FDA-approved nonprescription drug for adults and children ages 2 years and older. However, in children ages 3-15 years, mineral oil and a medication called lactulose might be more effective than taking senna.


Senna
1 For constipation in adults and children age 12 and over: the usual dose is 17.2 mg daily. Don't take more than 34.4 mg per day. 2  For constipation in children: 8.5 mg daily increased just enough to cause one bowel movement daily has been used.  For constipation in elderly people: 17 mg daily has been used.


Kicking my senna dependency.
I've had IBS-C since I was 10 years old, except I didn't know it was IBS until my early twenties. Either there was little to no treatment available 15-20 years ago or my parents just never knew what to do with me. From the age of 10 to 16 I suffered from chronic constipation. I was lucky if I had a bowl movement four times a month. They were excruciatingly painful and I was in the bathroom for two to three hours.


SENNA
Senna is also used for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), hemorrhoids, and weight loss. Senna fruit seems to be gentler than senna leaf. This has led the American Herbal Products Association (AHPA) to warn against long-term use of senna leaf, but not senna fruit.


Anthrax
Little is known about the safety of long-term intake of senna tea. As such, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) warns against using senna for more than two weeks. Taking senna for longer than two weeks may lead to dysfunction in the bowels, according to the NIH. Additionally, long-term use of senna may increase your risk of muscle weakness, liver damage, and heart function disorders.


Kicking my senna dependency.
At first I took it every three days when the bloating and constipation would get bad. Then I started taking senna tea every day. It wasn't perfect but I was at least having bowel movements two to three times a week. A huge improvement.


The Scoop on Senna Tea
Long-term excessive consumption of senna tea may be toxic to your liver, according to a 2005 report from the Annals of Pharmacotherapy. The report focused on a 52-year-old woman who ingested one liter of senna tea every day for more than three years and then suffered acute liver failure.


Senna
1 Don't take more than 34.4 mg per day. 2  For constipation in children: 8.5 mg daily increased just enough to cause one bowel movement daily has been used. 3  For constipation in elderly people: 17 mg daily has been used.  For constipation following pregnancy: 28 mg in 2 divided doses has been used.


Regiment
Administrative infantry regiments are composed of one or more battalions. When a regiment has only one battalion, the battalion may have exactly the same name as the regiment. For example, The North Saskatchewan Regiment is the only battalion in the administrative regiment of the same name. When there is more than one battalion, they are distinguished by numbers, subsidiary titles or both.


Regiment
The square division consisted of two infantry brigades of two infantry regiments each, with each regiment containing a regimental headquarters company, a machinegun company, a supply company, and 12 rifle companies organized into three battalions of four rifle companies each.


Which Company? Which Regiment?
Captain Adam Stephen is appointed Lieutenant Colonel; and Captain Andrew Lewis, Major of the same RegimentâCaptain George Mercer, of the Virginia Forces, is appointed aid de Camp to Colonel Washington. http://founders.archives.gov/documents/Washington/02-02-02-0034; 9 January 1756. Captain George Mercer of 2nd Company VA Regiment.


Which Company? Which Regiment?
At different times, both Captain George Mercer and Lt Col Adam Stephen headed a company listed as 2nd Company. 1754 Fort Necessity George Mercer, Captain (Lieut.) and Adam Stephen, Lieutenant (Captain) is how the several rosters list these two.


Which Company? Which Regiment?
The Virginia Regiment is now formed into Companies; and are (without a particular order to the contrary) to remain, and be as followed: 1st Company Captain Peter Hogg [Hog].


Which Company? Which Regiment?
When George Mercer was Captain there was ONLY the Virginia Regiment. There was no 2nd Virginia Regiment. That would come later in 1758. But we chose to say 1st Virginia Regiment to differentiate. And we wanted to follow the format of 1st Virginia Hoggâs Company FB page. It can be confusing.


Which Company? Which Regiment?
When the 2d Virginia Regiment was disbanded in December 1758, its lieutenant colonel, George Mercer, continued with the Virginia forces at Winchester as a volunteerâ¦ Maj. Gen. John Stanwix made him assistant deputy quarter master general for Virginia and Maryland .


Regiment
During the modern era, the word regiment â much like corps â may have two somewhat divergent meanings, which refer to two distinct roles: 1  a front-line military formation; or. 2  an administrative or ceremonial unit.


Regiment
A regiment may consequently be a variety of sizes: 1  smaller than a standard battalion, e.g. Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment; 2  a battalion equivalent, e.g. 3rd Foreign Infantry Regiment; 3  a brigade equivalent, e.g. 8th Marine Regiment (United States); 4  several battalions, e.g. 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) and.


Downloads for IntelÂ® vProâ¢ Platform
IntelÂ® vProâ¢ Technology module for Windows* PowerShell. Software Applications. This document covers the requirements, installation, and usage of the Windows PowerShell* Module 3.2.6 for IntelÂ® vProâ¢ Technology.


IntelÂ® vProâ¢ Technology FAQ
A4: IntelÂ® vProâ¢ technology is supported by many of the leading management consoles and other software vendors. For a listing of some of the many software vendors who are supporting Intel vPro technology, Click Here.


To vPro or not to vPro
bitlocker Jul 9, 2013 at 2:30 UTC. If I understand correctly, vPro is to Intel what iLO is to HP, however I haven't tried nor tested it. We do have a couple of vPro enabled laptops here but after Spiceworks couldn't scan it and I couldn't work out how to access it, I let it be! Good luck on your search :) May the force be with you!


IntelÂ® vProâ¢ Technology FAQ
A19: IntelÂ® vProâ¢ technology is not affected by the use of multiple IP addresses on a single client. IntelÂ® Active Management Technology communicates only through the onboard network interface of Intel vPro technology. Additional wired network interface cards are not supported and are ignored by IntelÂ® AMT.


IntelÂ® vProâ¢ Technology FAQ
1 They can be manually typed into the Intel vPro technology BIOS extension screen. 2  They can be loaded onto a USB flash drive and then installed via the PCs' USB ports.  They can be pre-installed on PCs by Original Equipment Manufacturers. Ask your PC supplier and ISV which options they offer.


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For years IntelÂ® Coreâ¢ vProâ¢ Processors have provided features that enable enterprise customers to manage and keep secure their PCs while providing a great experience for users. Intelâs commitment to manageability actually started back in the 90âs with Alert on LANâ¢ Technology and PXE included in our LAN silicon.


IntelÂ® vProâ¢ Technology FAQ
A1: Yes. A PC with IntelÂ® vProâ¢ technology is built on top of these standards and can be managed using legacy tools that utilize WOL, PXE, and ASF when the manageability feature is turned off, so existing tools that use these protocols can be used.


How to Apply a Door Skin
Step 4âFold the Edges. Fold the skin on the doorâs edges once the door skin is bonded. Folding does not require the flange to be hammered in full. The most popular method of folding the flanges is through the hammer and dolly method.


How to Apply a Door Skin
Step 2âRemove the Door Skin. Use a die grinder to grind the edges of the door and remove the old door skin. Grind in the areas where the skin folds around the shell of the door. Continue the process until a three-layer metal is revealed. For welds, move the die grinder around until it cuts through and eliminates them.


How to Install Folding Doors and Bi Fold Doors
Please try again later. Tips and information on how to correctly fit and install a folding door or bi folding door. Learn how to fit the folding door square in the door frame and in the correct manner to ensure that it slides within it's runners in exactly the way it was intended to.


Skin Replacementâ¦For Doors
Letâs Skin a Door This is how I attack a door-skin job. First, I inspect the door to see if the frame is damaged or out of alignment. Assuming this repair is limited to the door itself and no major structural damage is involved, such as a crushed hinge pillar, I continue.


How to Apply a Door Skin
Use a die grinder to grind the edges of the door and remove the old door skin. Grind in the areas where the skin folds around the shell of the door. Continue the process until a three-layer metal is revealed.


How to Fix Your Dented Car Door
Reskinning the Door. To install the skin, place the doorframe on a table with the skin side facing up. The portions of the sheetmetal that fold around the doorframe are prebent at 90-degree angles to the skin. That way the skin will properly self-locate around the frame.


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Basics of Door Skins First off, to remove the old skin, take a grinder and grind the edge door where the skin folds around onto the door shell. Grind until you see the three layers of metal. Donât worry if you grind a little too much, if the shell gets ground a little it is no big deal.


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Step 1âDisassemble the Door. Disassemble the door from the car in order to apply the door skin. It is best to apply it when the door is off the car as it allows a better space to work on. Some car doors require the wiring harness to be completely removed first.


How to Install Folding Doors and Bi Fold Doors
Learn how to fit the folding door square in the door frame and in the correct manner to ensure that it slides within it's runners in exactly the way it was intended to.


How to Apply a Door Skin
Step 1âDisassemble the Door. Disassemble the door from the car in order to apply the door skin. It is best to apply it when the door is off the car as it allows a better space to work on. Some car doors require the wiring harness to be completely removed first. The grinder application may melt the wires.


When Your Partner Hates Your Dog: Addressing Disputes Over Pets
Guy: no, and to be honest I don't really need/want one for the forseeable future.. Girl: ha, you're just a sad misogynist. you're probably just too much of a loser and no one wants you / you can't get anyone.. Girl 2 : or hes gay!.


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In rehearsal she had the cast watching the recent BBC2 documentary Blurred Lines: The New Battle of the Sexes - with presenter Kirsty Wark's alarming account of the rise of modern day misogyny as part of the preparations.


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1999, Joanne Marie Greer, David O. Moberg, Research in the Social Scientific Study of Religion (ISBN 0762304839), page 29: Although she argues against a simplistic conflation of types of prejudice, she suggests that misogyny is typically present in both narcissistic and obsessive forms of anti-Semitic prejudice.


Definition of âmisogynistâ - English Dictionary
uk â /mÉªËsÉdÊ.Én.Éªst/ us â /mÉªËsÉË.dÊÉn.Éªst/ also misogynistic, âº showing feelings of hating women or a belief that men are much better than women: She left the Church because of its misogynist teachings on women and their position in society. a misogynistic attitude/writer. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words.


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Misogynist /mÉËsÃ¤jÉnÉst/. noun - (when called by a woman) - Anyone no longer naive enough to be exploited by women. (Alternatively, when called by another man) - Anyone in competition for the same women. I wore the skimpiest thing I own, and he still didn't beg me to let him buy me dinner.


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Originally published in the Swedish journal Expo, Stieg Larsson's articles on right-wing extremism, racism, and misogyny have been collected for the first time in this book, which shows the journalistic side of the author of the Millennium Trilogy and the politics and activism that went into the fictional series.


How to Care for a Banana Shrub
Despite its name, the banana shrub (Michelia figo) is actually a member of the magnolia family. This evergreen, woody shrub features cream-yellow blooms with purple shading and a bananalike scent. The leaves of this compact shrub are dark green, narrow and glossy.anana shrubs do well in both full sun and light shade, though plants grown in the sun will feature yellowish-green leaves and a shorter, tighter overall appearance. Plant the banana shrub by itself as an ornamental or with other shrub species to form a hedge.


Planting A Banana Shrub: How To Grow Banana Shrubs
Michelia banana shrubs are members of the Magnolia family, which is evident in the shape and form of their large blooms. The tree has glossy evergreen leaves and an attractive rounded habitat.The 3-inch long leaves are slightly fuzzy, and buds and new leaves are covered in rusty toned fuzz.runing Banana Shrubs. The tree responds well to annual pruning. Pruning banana shrubs should be done when the plant is most dormant in winter or spring before new growth emerges. Always use sharp, clean cutting implements to prevent transferring diseases from plant to plant.


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The banana shrub (Michelia figo or Magnolia figo) is an evergreen shrub that is not actually related to banana trees, which are part of the Musaceae family.It features creamy flowers that give off the scent of bananas.his is known as the banana shrub since the blossoms smell quite like the fruit of that name. You might also see it as port wine magnolia or banana magnolia. Preferred USDA Hardiness Zones: The banana shrub can be grown in Zones 7-10.


Banana Shrub Growing Profile
Overview: The banana shrub (Michelia figo or Magnolia figo) is an evergreen shrub that is not actually related to banana trees, which are part of the Musaceae family. It features creamy flowers that give off the scent of bananas.Latin Name:his is known as the banana shrub since the blossoms smell quite like the fruit of that name. You might also see it as port wine magnolia or banana magnolia. Preferred USDA Hardiness Zones: The banana shrub can be grown in Zones 7-10.


Planting A Banana Shrub: How To Grow Banana Shrubs
Banana shrub is a tropical to subtropical elegant tree to bush. The scientific designation is Michelia figo, and the plant is hardy in the warmer USDA plant hardiness zones 7 to 10. Michelia banana shrubs are more properly trees that can grow 6 to 15 feet in height.runing Banana Shrubs. The tree responds well to annual pruning. Pruning banana shrubs should be done when the plant is most dormant in winter or spring before new growth emerges. Always use sharp, clean cutting implements to prevent transferring diseases from plant to plant.


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The genus includes about 50 species of evergreen trees and shrubs, native to tropical and subtropical South and East Asia. Banana shrub, or Magnolia figo, is a dense, upright, evergreen shrub that eventually forms a rounded canopy that reaches a height of 10 to 15 feet in well drained sunny locations.he genus includes about 50 species of evergreen trees and shrubs, native to tropical and subtropical South and East Asia. Banana shrub, or Magnolia figo, is a dense, upright, evergreen shrub that eventually forms a rounded canopy that reaches a height of 10 to 15 feet in well drained sunny locations.


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Introduction. This selection of banana shrub is a dense, upright, evergreen shrub when young that eventually forms a rounded canopy (Fig. 1). Leaf size is about halfway between the two parents. It attains a height of 10 to 15 feet in sunny locations.It has lustrous, dark green foliage with thick brown hairs on the underside.his selection of banana shrub is a dense, upright, evergreen shrub when young that eventually forms a rounded canopy (Fig. 1).


Michelia doltsopa x figo 'Allspice' Allspice Banana Shrub 1
This selection of banana shrub is a dense, upright, evergreen shrub when young that eventually forms a rounded canopy (Fig. 1).Leaf size is about halfway between the two parents. It attains a height of 10 to 15 feet in sunny locations. It has lustrous, dark green foliage with thick brown hairs on the underside.his selection of banana shrub is a dense, upright, evergreen shrub when young that eventually forms a rounded canopy (Fig. 1).


Flowering Banana Shrub
Banana Shrub is a sub-tropical evergreen that makes a gorgeous container plant. Its creamy yellow flowers, sometimes with a blush of purple, are small and cupshaped, resembling mini magnolia blossoms.anana Shrub is a sub-tropical evergreen that makes a gorgeous container plant. Its creamy yellow flowers, sometimes with a blush of purple, are small and cupshaped, resembling mini magnolia blossoms.


Banana Tree Diseases
Banana bunchy top virus (BBTV) is a serious banana tree disease spread by banana aphids (Pentalonia nigronervosa). This disease causes dark green streaks or spots to form on newly emerging banana leaves. Infected banana trees produce narrow, wavy leaves with yellow margins.The affected leaves tend to bunch up at the top of the banana plant, which is how this disease earned its name. Affected trees typically don't bear fruit.his disease causes dark green streaks or spots to form on newly emerging banana leaves. Infected banana trees produce narrow, wavy leaves with yellow margins. The affected leaves tend to bunch up at the top of the banana plant, which is how this disease earned its name. Affected trees typically don't bear fruit.


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Farmers - your opinion
Re: Farmers - your opinion. As a very tenured (25 yrs) FIG agent, this post is written with a certain amount of trepidation due to the loyalty decorum running through my blood. That said, it is extremely tough being a FIG agent these days - for one reason and one reason only - rates!


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Explore Farmers Insurance Group Salaries. See Farmers Insurance Group Hourly Pay, Farmers Insurance Group Bonuses, or check out salaries for Farmers Insurance Group Internship or Farmers Insurance Group Contractor. Farmers Insurance Group Salaries by Location.


Lessons Learned about Farmers Insurance Diminished Value and Rental Car Reimbursement
The reason for this is that 1) your insurance company should cover the rental under your normal coverage when the rental is replacing your normal car, and 2) you will likely not recover any of that expense even in court, and definitely not from the insurance company.


Farmers - your opinion
Re: Farmers - your opinion. I learned everything I know on how to operate a insurance agency by being a Farmers agent, I will always appreciate what I learned during my tenure. However, 90% of it was learned by trial and error.


Farmers - your opinion
Joined: Fri Jan 28, 2011 11:19 pm. Re: Farmers - your opinion. Your point is well taken, I am familiar with the Farmers from some time ago, so I base my experience on that. Nevertheless the Farmers system as least from what I remember, is probably the closest to an IA operation and that is what I base my conclusion on.


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How much does Farmers Insurance Group in the United States pay? The average Farmers Insurance Group salary ranges from approximately $25,000 per year for Marketing Intern to $92,781 per year for Subject Matter Expert. Average Farmers Insurance Group hourly pay ranges from approximately $9.00 per hour for Entry Level Marketing to $39.79 per hour for Business Analyst. Salary information comes from 5,485 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 12 months.


Lessons Learned about Farmers Insurance Diminished Value and Rental Car Reimbursement
First, letâs knock out rental car reimbursement. I didnât have the coverage on my policy because I believed that if I didnât cause an accident, the at-fault driverâs insurance company should pay for the rental. In a perfect world, I am right. But bridging to reality, a couple of things to be aware of hereâ¦.


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Farmers Insurance Group Benefits. 1  Vacation & Paid Time Off. Vacation & Paid Time Off (87 comments) âIt does not exist for this company for my position.â. 2  Health Insurance. Health Insurance (51 comments) âToo high for the industry PPO for a family a little more than $10,000 a year.â. 3  Employee Discount.


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Of the conventions of UNESCO, the World Heritage Convention is the most. important in the field of heritage protection. Having involved nearly all states. of the world, it has also become a platform for debating the concepts and. policies related to conservation. For sites to qualify to the World Heritage List.


I need help with my paper! I need journal articles.?
Ensuring protection of copyright and related rights in the interest of the development of contemporary creativity and fair remuneration for creative work, whileat the same time upholding a public right of access to culture, in accordance with Article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.


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Committed to the full implementation of the human rights and fundamental freedoms proclaimed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other universally recognized legal instruments, such as the two International Covenants of 1966 relating respectively to civil and political rights and to economic, social and cultural rights,


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In article 1 the World Heritage Convention not only de-. fines cultural heritage as monuments, groups of buildings. (ensembles) and sites, but also sets the requirement of out-. standing universal value âfrom the point of view of history, art or scienceâ when dealing with monuments or groups of.


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Monuments and sites / Monuments et sites / Monumentos y sitios. edited by ICoMos. Office: International Secretariat of ICOMOS, 49-51 rue de la FÃ©dÃ©ration, F-75015 Paris. Funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.


Values (heritage)
The UNESCO World Heritage Convention addresses cultural sites of outstanding universal value, from an historical, aesthetic, scientific, ethnological or anthropological perspective, and highlights the need for authenticity.


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Outstanding universal value and cultural diversity. In relation to cultural heritage the idea of universal value can be seen in the authentic. (true) creative expressions of specific cultures. We can perceive cultural heritage of. humanity to form its own universe, which is qualified by individual cultures and their.


Australian Human Rights Commission
The flourishing of creative diversity requires the full implementation of cultural rights as defined in Article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and in Articles 13 and 15 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.


Values (heritage)
Values (heritage) The values embodied in cultural heritage are identified in order to assess significance, prioritize resources, and inform conservation decision-making. It is recognised that values may compete and change over time, and that heritage may have different meanings for different stakeholders.


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As part of this human universe, a heritage resource will obtain âuniversal. valueâ so far as it is a true and authentic expression of a particular culture. In relation to. World Heritage, âoutstandingâ can be interpreted as: the best and/or most representative. example or examples of a kind of heritage.


Rental Property Deductions You Can Take at Tax Time
Deductible expenses for rental property. A landlord is allowed to deduct any reasonable expenses used in the conduct, maintenance and managing of her rental properties. Expenses that are sometimes overlooked, according to David Ayoub, CPA in Syracuse, N.Y., are meal and entertainment expenses for employees.


Income Tax Return of an Estateâ Form 1041  (p15)
General Rules. A deduction is allowed for rent paid by the taxpayer during the taxable year for a principal residence located in Massachusetts. This deduction is limited to 50% of the rent paid not to exceed a total deduction of $3,000.


Section 179 Deduction
You cannot claim this credit if you have claimed state tax credits for your equipment. The Section 179 Deduction covers new and used equipment while the bonus depreciation covers only new equipment. The equipment must be for business purposes more than 50% of the time to qualify for Section 179 Deduction.


Learn About Rental Income and Expenses at Tax Times
The key to mastering IRS Schedule E for landlords â Supplemental Income and Loss â is to organize your income and expenses using a spreadsheet or personal finance software program. Landlords who keep detailed summaries of their rental property expenses are the ones who benefit the most at tax time. IRS rules regarding rental income are pretty generous so you'll want to take advantage of them.


Section 179 Deduction
Internal Revenue Service Federal. The Section 179 Deduction of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax code allows businesses to deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment purchased, financed or leased during the tax year up to an approved limit.


A Guide to New York Personal Income Tax
There is also an exemption deduction of $1,000 for each dependent. If your adjusted gross income is less than $100,000 you can take all of your federal itemized deductions on your New York return. Itemized deductions are limited for those with an AGI of greater than $100,000.


A Guide to New York Personal Income Tax
New York Personal Income Tax. New York personal income tax rules are very similar to federal income taxes for individuals. New York only deviates from the federal rules in a few ways, such as exempting pension income and adding deductions for college tuition and college savings.


Deductions on Rent Paid in Massachusetts
The deduction must be for rent that the taxpayer paid to a landlord for the rental or lease of taxpayer's principal residence in Massachusetts. If the rent is paid by a third party (such as by a parent) who maintains a principal residence elsewhere, no 50% rental deduction is allowed for either party.


What Is IRS Form Schedule E for Rental Property?
When that happens, you can take a rental property tax deduction. Like many investments, real estate may not always pay off during the first few years. The government wants to encourage investment, so it allows for write offs with some strict limitations. If you have rental property losses, you have plenty of company. IRS stats show that more than half of the 8.7 million taxpayers with rental income showed a loss. Some of this is due to the depreciation deduction allowed on the cost of the property. Download MileIQ to start accurately tracking your miles Â».


Diabetes, Type 2  In-Depth Report
Prescribe intensities between 60 - 90% of maximum heart rate or 50 - 85% of VO2max. For individuals with very low initial cardiorespiratory fitness, use intensities of 40 - 50% VO2max.


What Tests Can Be Used to Estimate Cardiorespiratory Fitness?
Cardiorespiratory fitness is a measure of the heart and lung's functionality. A healthy heart efficiently pumps blood at a steady rate.


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Blood pumped through the heart doesnât reach the cells. of the heart, so the organ has its own network of arteries, veins, and capillaries. Two large vessels, the right and left. coronary arteries, branch off the aorta and supply the heart. muscle with oxygenated blood.


What Tests Can Be Used to Estimate Cardiorespiratory Fitness?
Spirometry is a lung capacity test that also measures how quickly you can exhale. Doctors use it to test for a variety of conditions, including asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and emphysema. However, it also offers a general measure of cardiorespiratory fitness. During the test, a doctor or nurse clips your nose shut and then uses a machine to measure your breathing as you inhale and exhale. You will have to inhale deeply and slowly and then exhale as forcefully as you can several times.


What Tests Can Be Used to Estimate Cardiorespiratory Fitness?
Your doctor, for example, might ask you to walk as far as you can in six minutes, then measure your vital signs after this walk. He will give you an assessment of your overall fitness based upon the distance covered, your vital signs and the period of time it takes your vital signs to return to normal after the test.


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VO2max is the rate of oxygen uptake during maximal aerobic aerobic exercise and reflects the capacity of the heart, lungs, and blood to transport oxygen to the working muscles and the utilization of oxygen by the muscles during exercise.


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Complete an online course and 50 hours of behind-the-wheel experience; or. Complete 100 hours of driving experience. This option applies only if a classroom course is not offered within a 30-mile radius of your residence and you do not wish to complete a course online.


Nevada Teen Driving
You will receive an interim paper document that allows you to drive. The actual instruction permit will be mailed within 10 business days. You may drive only with a licensed driver, 21 years or older, with at least one year of driving experience seated next to you at all times.


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State-Approved Content. As a course provider approved by Nevada Department of Wildlife, the Nevada Boat Ed Course covers everything a new boater may need to know in order to be safe in Nevada while boating.


Commercial Driver Licensing
How to Apply. 1  You must list all states where you have held any commercial or non-commercial driver's license in the past ten years. We will check your driving history in each state. 2  You must meet the Residency & Proof of Identity requirements if you have never had commercial driving privileges in Nevada.


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Age Requirements. 1  You must be at least 21 years of age to be issued a CDL to operate a commercial motor vehicle in interstate commerce and to receive endorsements for passengers or hazardous materials. 2  You must be at least 25 to receive an endorsement for vehicle combinations over 70 feet in length.


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You need education if you were born on or after Jan. 1, 1983, and will be operating a vessel over 15 hp in Nevada. There is no minimum age requirement to take this online course. You do not have to be a resident of Nevada to take this online course.


Commercial Driver Licensing
You must be at least 21 years of age to be issued a CDL to operate a commercial motor vehicle in interstate commerce and to receive endorsements for passengers or hazardous materials. You must be at least 25 to receive an endorsement for vehicle combinations over 70 feet in length.


Nevada Boating Laws and Regulations
Additionally, a person operating a vessel that is towing a person on water skis, a surfboard, or any other device must be: 1  At least 16 years of age orâ¦. 2  At least 14 years of age and have on board a person at least 18 years of age in a position to supervise the operator.


Nevada Boating Laws and Regulations
You need education if you were born on or after Jan. 1, 1983, and will be operating a vessel over 15 hp in Nevada. There is no minimum age requirement to take this online course. You do not have to be a resident of Nevada to take this online course. Boating education is currently required in several U.S. states and Canadian provinces. A person operating a personal watercraft (PWC) must be at least 14 years of age.


Nevada Teen Driving
Young drivers are required to complete 50 hours of behind-the-wheel experience. You must have a licensed driver, who is 21 or older and has been licensed for at least one year, seated next to you at all times. 10 hours of the experience must be completed in darkness.


Apple Cores Are a Myth
Elie Ayrouth ate an apple starting at the bottom, proceeding to up to the top, and finishing with a wink to the camera, as bosses do. Eating as such, Foodbeast said, the core disappears. I do them one better and say that it never existed. The core is a product of society, man. There is a thin fibrous band, smaller in diameter than a pencil and not bad to the taste. If you eat your apple vertically, it is not noticeable.


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apple core (Noun) The central portion of an apple containing the seeds and where the stem attaches (and the opposed end). Particularly the portion that remains after the main part of the fruit has been eaten.


Definitions &Translations
The numerical value of apple core in Chaldean Numerology is: 6. Pythagorean Numerology. The numerical value of apple core in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1


Apple Cores Are a Myth
Google image: apple core; see: waste. Don't google apple core myth. They will come for you. If each of us eats an apple a day, as we all do, and we are all wasting 30 percent of our apples at $1.30 per pound, that's about $42 wasted per person per yearâwhich is $13.2 billion annually, thrown in the trash or fed to pigs.


Definitions &Translations
Definitions for apple core. Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word apple core. Wiktionary(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: apple core(Noun) The central portion of an apple containing the seeds and where the stem attaches (and the opposed end). Particularly the portion that remains after the main part of the fruit has been eaten.


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Apple Cores Are a Myth
Eating as such, Foodbeast said, the core disappears.. I do them one better and say that it never existed. The core is a product of society, man. There is a thin fibrous band, smaller in diameter than a pencil and not bad to the taste. If you eat your apple vertically, it is not noticeable.


Definitions &Translations
What does apple core mean? Definitions for apple core Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word apple core.


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Definition of apple core in the Definitions.net dictionary. Meaning of apple core. What does apple core mean? Information and translations of apple core in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.


Apple Core Appearance
Apple Core Appearance A pattern of luminal constriction caused by mucosal erosion and stenosis with âshoulderingâ of the margins, corresponding to an exophytic encircling and constricting mass in the large intestine lumen


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There are 260 calories in 1 cruller of Dunkin' Donuts French Cruller. You'd need to walk 68 minutes to burn 260 calories. Visit CalorieKing to see calorie count and nutrient data for all portion sizes.


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Calories in Dunkin Donuts French Cruller, 1 cruller. *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. Some of these foods were entered by users and are subject to error.


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What does chancel mean in Urban Dictionary?
Chancel may be used in just about any framework. It's most commonly used as a merit for good deed done, or a brilliant awesome acomplisment. It is also accustomed supplement an act of kindness. by Lon Report definition. Definition for chancel the room across the altar of a churchâ¦.


What does chancel mean in Urban Dictionary?
chancel definition: Chancel may be used in just about any framework. It's most commonly used as a merit for good deed done, or a brilliant awesome acomplisment. It is also accustomed supplement an actâ¦


Chancel
Plan of a large Latin cross church, with the chancel (strict definition) highlighted. This chancel terminates in a semicircular sanctuary in the apse, and is separated from the curved walls to the east in the diagram by an ambulatory.


Chancel
In church architecture, the chancel is the space around the altar, including the choir and the sanctuary (sometimes called the presbytery), at the liturgical east end of a traditional Christian church building.[1] It may terminate in an apse.


Chancel
In smaller churches, where the altar is backed by the outside east wall and there is no distinct choir, the chancel and sanctuary may be the same area. In churches with a retroquire area behind the altar, this may only be included in the broader definition of chancel. In a cathedral or other large church there may be a distinct choir area at the start of the chancel (looking from the nave), before reaching the sanctuary, and an ambulatory may run beside and behind it.


Chancel
The chancel is very often separated from the nave by altar rails, or a rood screen, a sanctuary bar, or an open space, and its width and roof height is often different from that of the nave; usually the chancel will be narrower and lower.


User Contributed Dictionary
The chancel is typically raised somewhat above the level of the nave, where the congregation gathers. It may be separated from the nave by a rood screen, a rail, or an open space. In some churches, the congregation may gather on three sides or in a semicircle around the chancel.


User Contributed Dictionary
This distinction was enforced by the development of canon law, by which the construction and upkeep of the chancel was the responsibility of the rector, whereas the construction and upkeep of the nave was the responsibility of the parish.


Chancel
Plan of a large Latin cross church, with the chancel (strict definition) highlighted. This chancel terminates in a semicircular sanctuary in the apse, and is separated from the curved eastern walls by an ambulatory. Plan with the broader definition of the chancel highlighted.


What is a Pediatric Otolaryngologist?
If your child needs surgical or complex medical treatment for illnesses or problems affecting the ear, nose, or throat, a pediatric otolaryngologist has the experience and qualifications to treat your child. Many general otolaryngologists provide surgical care for children.


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Pediatric otolaryngologists also help patients with speech and communication disorders, in tandem with a team of audiologists. Caregivers are skilled in the diagnosis and treatment of children with a range of ENT disorders.


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Pediatric otolaryngologists treat a variety of conditions, including: Tonsillitis, an inflammation of the tonsils that can cause difficulty swallowing, ear pain, and other uncomfortable symptoms (A related condition that involves the adenoids can cause sinus or ear infections.)


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What is pediatric otolaryngology (or ENT)? Also called ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialists, pediatric otolaryngologists treat disease and disorders that affect most of the senses, including your childâs ability to hear, smell, touch, and taste.


What is a Pediatric Otolaryngologist?
Pediatric Otolaryngologists â The Best Care For Children. Children are not just small adults. They cannot always say what is bothering them. They cannot always answer medical questions, and are not always able to be patient and cooperative during a medical examination.


Pediatric Otolaryngology
The care of children with disorders of the ears, nose and throat has been a priority NYEE since it opened its doors in 1820. A high level of specialty care is coordinated by Dr. Joseph M. Bernstein, the Director of the Pediatric Otolaryngology Division.


What is a Pediatric Otolaryngologist?
If your pediatrician suggests that your child see a specialist for a problem with his ears, nose, or throat, a pediatric otolaryngologist has the widest range of treatment options, the most extensive and comprehensive training, and the greatest expertise in dealing with children and in treating childrenâs ear, nose, and throat disorders.


FAQ Table of Contents
Check Your Card Balance. You can get your exact and up-to-date available balance delivered to your cell phone at ANYTIME by simply sending us a short text message. Please follow the instructions below. Just send a text message Bal Last4  to 43411 (GD411) where Last4 is the last 4 digits of your card number.


Frequently Asked Questions
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Earn a Star for purchases made with a registered Starbucks Card at a participating store. The more you earn, the greater your rewards-like free drinks. Give a Gift by Email. For special occasions or just because, a Starbucks eGift Card is the quickest way to make someone feel special. The future is now: you can set the delivery date for up to 12 months in the future. Send one now.


Frequently Asked Questions
Use your Walmart Visa Gift Card everywhere Visa debit cards are accepted in the U.S. and the District of Columbia. The card may not be used at any merchant, including Internet and mail or telephone order merchants, outside of the U.S. or the District of Columbia.


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If you aren't sure whether the gift card balance will cover the purchase, be sure to ask the merchant if you can pay any remainder through another payment method. How long can I use the PNC Bank Visa Gift Card? Your PNC Bank Visa Gift Card may be used until the balance is $0 or the card expires, whichever occurs first. Your PNC Bank Visa Gift Card expires on the date that is embossed on the front of your card. If there are funds remaining on your gift card when the card expires, you can call 1-866-730-8399 to request a check for any remaining balance.


Visa Â®International Prepaid Card FAQ
The gift card can be used to pay for purchases, either by signature or by PIN, anywhere Visa debit cards are accepted. Each time the gift card is used the amount that is spent will automatically be deducted from the balance remaining on the gift card.


American Express Â® Gift Card Cardholder Agreement
Card Expiration and Fees. The Card is valid until the entire value of the Card has been used or until the expiration date on the Card, whichever occurs first. The funds do not expire. If any funds remain on the Card upon expiration, contact us at 1-866-730-8399 for a replacement card or a refund of the remaining funds.


PayPower, VISA Prepaid Card
* The Visa Zero Liability policy covers U.S.-issued cards only and does not apply to ATM transactions, PIN transactions not processed by Visa, or certain commercial card transactions. Cardholder must notify issuer promptly of any unauthorized use. Consult issuer for additional details or visit www.visa.com/security.


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Giving a Starbucks Card or eGift is more than a thoughtful gesture. Itâs also an invitation to My Starbucks Rewardsâ¢ . Simply registering a Starbucks Card or eGift puts you on the path to earning food and drink rewards all year long.


Types of USPS Tracking
USPS Tracking service is represented by a bar code that is either printed on your shipping label or attached to your letter or package with a sticker. In addition to information about the itemâs final destination, the bar code allows the USPS to track how your item moves from city to city.


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Retail USPS Tracking: USPS sells retail tracking at its post offices. Just fill out PS Form 152, which is a bright green label that is available at the customer desk. You can check the status of your item by entering a code online at USPSâs Track and Confirm page or by calling a number on the form.


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Those are all different options that you can choose for your shipment. All tracking does is tell you when a package has left its origination point and has been received by USPS, and when USPS has delivered the package to the address of record.


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Best Answer: If you turn off DHCP, the router will not assign an IP address to your computer and you will not be able to connect to the net unless you assign a static IP address.


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Best Answer: If you turn off DHCP, the router will not assign an IP address to your computer and you will not be able to connect to the net unless you assign a static IP address. Source(s):


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Answers. Best Answer: If you turn off DHCP, the router will not assign an IP address to your computer and you will not be able to connect to the net unless you assign a static IP address.


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I have just set up a server that is able to provide the DHCP service on my network (see Amahi.org). It requires that I turn off this function (disable DHCP) in my router. However, once I did this I lost my connection to the router and the internet. Disabling DHCP in the server reduces much of the functionality.


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Best Answer: If you turn off DHCP, the router will not assign an IP address to your computer and you will not be able to connect to the net unless you assign a static IP address. Source(s): Bill Â· 8 years ago.


How do I disable the DHCP server feature in my Nighthawk router?
You can use another device on your network as the DHCP server, or specify the network settings of all your computers. To disable the DHCP server feature in the router: 1. Launch an Internet browser from a computer or wireless device that is connected to the network. 2.


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I have just set up a server that is able to provide the DHCP service on my network (see Amahi.org). It requires that I turn off this function (disable DHCP) in my router. However, once I did this I lost my connection to the router and the internet.


How to turn dhcp off on my router?
Answers. Best Answer: If you turn off DHCP, the router will not assign an IP address to your computer and you will not be able to connect to the net unless you assign a static IP address. Source(s):


Server 2008 and DHCP Help Please
Once you have DHCP turned off in the router and turned on in the Windows server, boot up a workstation and go to its network port and look at it's IP configuration. See what address it has (it should be set to grab an IP address automatically), what Gateway address it has, and what DNS server it has.


Migraines may cause long-lasting changes to brain structure
The third and final brain change seen in the review was volume loss in the brainâs grey matter, the part of the brain where the bodies of the nerve cells sit. This shrinkage can be associated with certain kinds of memory loss, but Lipton said this isnât necessarily a permanent side-effect for all migraine sufferers.


Headache, Cluster  In-Depth Report
Click the icon to see a depiction of migraine cause. Secondary Headache. Secondary headaches are caused by other medical conditions, such as sinusitis, neck injuries or abnormalities, and stroke. About 2% of headaches are secondary headaches caused by abnormalities or infections in the nasal or sinus passages.


Confusion with headache
Confusion with headache. Confusion with headache: Introduction. Confusion with headache: Confusion with headache is an abnormal mental condition that occurs with a headache that can include such features as disorientation, trouble with thinking clearly or quickly, and forgetfulness.


Headache, Migraine  In-Depth Report
The pain from a headache does not start from inside the brain. (The brain itself cannot feel pain.) Instead, headache pain begins in other locations, such as the tissues covering the brain or muscles, blood vessels, or nerves around the scalp face and neck. A headache is generally categorized as primary or secondary.


Migraines may cause long-lasting changes to brain structure
But now, new research has revealed that migraines may actually have a long-lasting impact on the brainâs overall structure, especially if they are coupled with an aura. And while some of these changes are considered harmless, others can lead to serious medical issues â such as increased risk for stroke.


When memory loss is a sign of 'painless' migraines - and high fliers are most at risk
But the truth is no two migraines are the same and some patients do not actually have any pain at all, instead suffering symptoms such as dizziness, confusion and even, as Sharon discovered, memory loss and visual disturbances.


Migraines and losing time, confusion, and driving
Home âº Forums âº General Forum Discussions âº Migraines and losing time, confusion, and driving. 1  Posts. 2  September 27, 2014 at 9:46 pm #55800. So, I am wondering if anyone else has had a similar experience to mine. 3  September 28, 2014 at 5:59 pm #55816. I am so sorry to read this.  September 28, 2014 at 9:48 pm #55821.


Migraines may cause long-lasting changes to brain structure
Migraines may cause long-lasting changes to brain structure. Though migraines are known for causing frequent episodes of debilitating head and neck pain, most researchers have considered the condition to be a benign disorder, void of long-term consequences.


Migraines and losing time, confusion, and driving
Migraines can be so confusing and scary and of course any new symptoms are scary especially if you feel you are not in control. I have heard of this sort of experience before, though maybe not âexactlyâ as you are saying. For example, when I used to live in a city I would get lost in a familiar subway station.


Migraines and losing time, confusion, and driving
Home âº Forums âº General Forum Discussions âº Migraines and losing time, confusion, and driving. Posts. September 27, 2014 at 9:46 pm #55800. So, I am wondering if anyone else has had a similar experience to mine.


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To operate unimpeded in the complex electromagnetic. environment, the future Modular Force requires electronic warfare capabilities. The U.S. Army Concept Capability Plan for Army Electronic Warfare Operations for the. Future Modular Force 2015-2024 outlines electronic warfare (EW) operations.


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The definitions of dependency for determining entitlement to military health care are more complicated. than the definition of a dependent for travel, transportation and housing allowances. For instance, dependent parents and parents-in-law are eligible for space-available medical care in a Military.


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Concept for Joint Operations (CCJO) and The Army in Joint Operations, the Armyâs Future. Force Capstone Concept; the Armyâs two operating concepts: Operational Maneuver and. Tactical Maneuver; and six Army functional concepts: Battle Command, See, Move, Strike,


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3. a parent of the member if: a) the parent is dependent on the member for more than one half of the parentâs support. b) the parent has been so dependent for a period prescribed by the Service Secretary or. became so dependent due to a change of circumstances arising after the member entered. active duty.


Functional Dependency
Functional dependency is a relationship that exists when one attribute uniquely determines another attribute. If R is a relation with attributes X and Y, a functional dependency between the attributes is represented as X->Y, which specifies Y is functionally dependent on X. Here X is a determinant set and Y is a dependent attribute. Each value of X is associated precisely with one Y value.


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PCS - Dependents. Dependent and Immediate Family Member. The terms âdependentâ and âimmediate familyâ include the following named members of an employee's household at the time the employee reports for duty at a new PDS or performs authorized/approved OCONUS tour RAT or separation travel: Employeeâs spouse.


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â Use these to decompose the relations. â¢ Ultimately, get a schema that is in a ânormal formâthat. guarantees certain desirable properties. â¢ âNormalâin the sense of conforming to a standard. â¢ The process of converting a schema to a normal form is called. normalization. Goal #1: redundancy, redunancy 3.


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Functional dependencies, decompositions, normal forms. Introduction to databases. CSCC43 Winter 2011. Ryan Johnson. Thanks to Arnold Rosenbloomand Renee Miller. for material in these slides.


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TRADOC Pamphlet (Pam) 525-7-6, The U.S. Army Concept Capability Plan for. Army Electronic Warfare Operations for the Future Modular Force 2015-2024, is the. overarching CCP for what is required to accomplish electronic warfare (EW) operations in the. future Modular Force.


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PCS - Dependents. When travel and transportation expenses for dependents are authorized in connection with a PCS move, the definition of dependent is: Effective 10 April 2015. DEPENDENT/IMMEDIATE FAMILY (Employees Only) General. Dependent and Immediate Family Member.


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An angiogram takes 1 to 3 hours. The catheter is taken out after the angiogram, and pressure is put on the needle site for 10 to 15 minutes to stop any bleeding. A small sandbag or clamp may be put on the site to hold pressure.


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An angiogram takes 1 to 3 hours. The catheter is taken out after the angiogram, and pressure is put on the needle site for 10 to 15 minutes to stop any bleeding.


Angiogram (cardiac catheterisation)
It can also see how well your heart is pumping blood. During an angiogram, your doctor will put a long, thin, flexible tube called a catheter into an artery in your groin or wrist. They will guide the catheter to your heart and inject a dye (contrast agent) through it.


Angiogram of the Lung
How It Is Done continued... An angiogram takes 1 to 3 hours. The catheter is taken out after the angiogram, and pressure is put on the needle site for 10 to 15 minutes to stop any bleeding. A small sandbag or clamp may be put on the site to hold pressure.


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Since dye is injected into your artery during an angiogram, you will need to drink plenty of water after the procedure in order to flush the dye from your system. Adults should drink between six to eight cups of water per day, but you may need more or less depending on your body weight and health.


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Depending on the complexity of the investigation, angiography can take between 30 minutes and two hours. You'll usually be allowed to go home on the same day, although in some cases you may need to stay in hospital overnight. Angiography is usually a planned procedure.


MRCP Scan
Always follow the instructions given by your doctor or local hospital. Cerebral angiography is a type of X-ray test. It uses a special dye and camera to help doctors create pictures of the blood flow in the brain. The test enables doctors to see a map of the blood vessels in the brain and neck.


Last Updated: Wednesday, May 6, 2015Alphabetical Listing of Subjects
How angiography is performed. Depending on the complexity of the investigation, angiography can take between 30 minutes and two hours. You'll usually be allowed to go home on the same day, although in some cases you may need to stay in hospital overnight.


Definition of Equilibrium Constant
Example of an equilibrium constant for a very simple reaction. Let's consider a simple case of a reaction in which substances A and B have reached equilibrium with one another-shown by the reverse arrow. A B. Equilibrium does not necessarily mean that the substances are present in equal amounts.


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The Haber Process equilibrium. The equation for this is: . . . and the K c expression is: Kc in heterogeneous equilibria. Typical examples of a heterogeneous equilibrium include: The equilibrium established if steam is in contact with red hot carbon.


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That means that all the powers in the equilibrium constant expression are 1. You don't need to write those into the K c expression. As long as you keep the temperature the same, whatever proportions of acid and alcohol you mix together, once equilibrium is reached, K c always has the same value.


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Compare this with the chemical equation for the equilibrium. The convention is that the substances on the right-hand side of the equation are written at the top of the Kc expression, and those on the left-hand side at the bottom.


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The indices (the powers that you have to raise the concentrations to-for example, squared or cubed or whatever) are just the numbers that appear in the equation. We need to look at two different types of equilibria (homogeneous and heterogeneous) separately, because the equilibrium constants are defined differently.


equilibrium constant
constant-a number representing a quantity assumed to have a fixed value in a specified mathematical context; the velocity of light is a constant. dissociation constant-the equilibrium constant for a reversible dissociation.


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This page explains what is meant by an equilibrium constant, introducing equilibrium constants expressed in terms of concentrations, K c. It assumes that you are familiar with the concept of a dynamic equilibrium, and know what is meant by the terms homogeneous and heterogeneous as applied to chemical reactions.


constant
Noun. 1. equilibrium constant - (chemistry) the ratio of concentrations when equilibrium is reached in a reversible reaction (when the rate of the forward reaction equals the rate of the reverse reaction).


Equilibrium
Chemical equilibrium is an idea which describes the behavior of chemical reactions over time. In reactions that have finished reacting and have attained equlibrium, the concentrations of the reactant and product chemicals do not change.


Equilibrium
An equilibrium is a state of a system where all forces acting on the system is balanced. A system that is in equilibrium does not change. The word has been used for different concepts from different fields of study. 1  Hydrostatic equilibrium applies to liquids. 2  Thermal equilibrium means as much heat is entering and leaving something. 3  Homeostasis is a living thing keeping its internal balance.


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Acne is a disorder of the hair follicles and sebaceous glands. The glands become clogged, leading to pimples and cysts. The sebaceous glands produce sebum that normally travels via hair follicles to the skin surface. However, skin cells can plug the follicles, blocking the sebum coming from the sebaceous glands.When follicles become plugged, skin bacteria (called Propionibacterium acnes, or P. acnes) begin to grow inside the follicles, causing inflammation.owever, skin cells can plug the follicles, blocking the sebum coming from the sebaceous glands. When follicles become plugged, skin bacteria (called Propionibacterium acnes, or P. acnes) begin to grow inside the follicles, causing inflammation.


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Sebaceous hyperplasia is a common benign growth which occurs on the face in adults. It is due to an enlargement of the sebaceous glands (oil glands). It is common to have one or two, but a few people can have a dozen or more due their genes.This appears as a faint yellow small bump on the skin, usually between 2 to 5mm in size.If one looks closely, a small central pore can often be seen.ebaceous hyperplasia is a common benign growth which occurs on the face in adults. It is due to an enlargement of the sebaceous glands (oil glands). It is common to have one or two, but a few people can have a dozen or more due their genes.