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The Ego (or I). Initially the ego is ' that part of the id which has been modified by the direct influence of the external world ' (Freud 1923). The ego develops in order to mediate between the unrealistic id and the external real world.


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Freud believed that much more of our mind is unconscious than conscious and that the unconscious is the key to understanding personality. According to Freud, personality has three structures: the id, the ego, and the superego.


Id, Ego and Superego
Initially the ego is ' that part of the id which has been modified by the direct influence of the external world ' (Freud 1923). The ego develops in order to mediate between the unrealistic id and the external real world. It is the decision making component of personality.


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While Evernote for iPhone is free, a Premium account costs extra: $45 per year, or $5 per month. The Premium account applies across your entire Evernote account, so you get the Premium perks wherever and however you use Evernote.


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Free vs. Premium All of Evernote's apps are free to download and use. Free accounts have with a few limitations not found in the Premium accounts, which cost $5 per month or $45 per year. Evernote offers another option, business accounts for teams, which run $10 per person per month. The Free account lets you use all the core Evernote functions.


Evernote Review
Other reviews have mentioned that the OCR on the free version of Evernote is a bit unpredictable compared to that of the premium version. Note: Only Premium version users have the capability to search for text in PDFs. Organization. The most beneficial element of Evernote is itâs organizational system. The software contains several different ways to categorize information, such as Tags, Note Titles and Notebooks.


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GET MORE IPHONE APP COVERAGE: 100 Best iPhone Apps 50 Best Free iPhone Apps 9 Great iPhone Camera Apps iPhone Apps Product Guide To Go or Forgo Premium?While Evernote for iPhone is free, a Premium account costs extra: $45 per year, or $5 per month.


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In the Evernote iPhone app (free to download; Premium accounts from $5 per month), the design shows a more playful side of the otherwise plain-Jane app. Fluid touch-based operations, smooth graphics, and a more centralized main dashboard freshen up and already-outstanding app.


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Evernote Plus is great for people who know the more you put into Evernote, the more useful it becomes. Plus gives you more monthly uploads and features like offline access, so youâve always got the notes you need at hand.


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Choose your level. 1  Evernote use. 2  Clip from anywhere on the web. 3  Share and discuss in Evernote. 4  Sync across phones and computers. 5  Offline access to notes on mobile. 6  Add passcode lock on mobile apps. 7  Save emails into Evernote.


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Business users get all the same perks as Premium users, and then some. With Evernote Business accounts, each individual can upload 4GB of notes each month, and the organization or company overall has a shared upload limit of 2GB per user.


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Yes. Evernote Business is designed with business users in mind. Business-level accounts combine Evernote Premium licenses for everyone on the team with administrative tools like Single sign-on authentication for hassle-free on-boarding, data control, and account management.


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Evernote Premium gives you huge monthly uploads, more than enough space for our most active users, and access to the serviceâs most powerful productivity-boosting features including document search, PDF annotation, and presentation tools.


Chemical equilibrium
In a chemical reaction, chemical equilibrium is the state in which both reactants and products are present in concentrations which have no further tendency to change with time. Usually, this state results when the forward reaction proceeds at the same rate as the reverse reaction. The reaction rates of the forward and backward reactions are generally not zero, but equal. Thus, there are no net changes in the concentrations of the reactant(s) and product(s). Such a state is known as dynamic equilibrium.


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equilibrium noun [U]. âº a âstate of âbalance: He âdevised a mathematical âmethod to âprove the âexistence of equilibrium among âprices, âproduction, and âconsumer âdemand. âº biology Equilibrium is also the âstate of âbalance âmaintained by the âvarious âorganisms that âlive in a âparticular âenvironment. âº physics Equilibrium also âmeans a âstate of âbalance between âopposing âforces. âº Equilibrium is also a âstate of âmental âcalm.


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Summary. Market equilibrium occurs when market supply equals market demand. The equilibrium price of a good or service, therefore, is its price when the supply of it equals the demand for it. If the market reaches equilibrium, the supply, demand, and price will generally be stable unless an external factor applies downward or upward pressure on demand or supply.


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equilibrium noun [S or U]. âº a âstate of âbalance: The âdisease âdestroys much of the âinner âear, âdisturbing the animal's equilibrium. the country's âeconomic equilibrium âº a âcalm âmental âstate: Yoga is said to ârestore one's âinner equilibrium.


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Mentioned in these terms. 1  Nash equilibrium. 2  competitive equilibrium. 3  equilibrium quantity. 4  market equilibrium. 5  general equilibrium. 6  underemployment equilibrium. 7  equilibrium rate of interest. 8  equilibrium exchange rate.


Chemical equilibrium
When the only equilibrium is that of the formation of a 1:1 adduct as the composition of a mixture, there are any number of ways that the composition of a mixture can be calculated.


equilibrium
â The company continued to encounter shortfalls in their production and knew something was seriously wrong with the equilibrium between their forecasts and their ultimate output.


COST OF CONCRETE
Because the cost of a cubic yard of concrete has topped $100.00 dollars per yard in a lot of areas around the U.S., it's helpful to know the exact cost in your area. The slab you see us pouring below used 120 yards of concrete.The cost per cubic yard of 3000 psi concrete for this slab was $92.00 dollars. That's $11,040.00 just for the concrete! The cost for a yard of concrete will vary in different parts of the country and all over the world.ay's Concrete Floors, Inc is the name of my company. We pour a lot of 3000 psi. concrete for interior concrete floors and 4000 psi concrete for exterior concrete. The concrete cost per yard of concrete is $92.00 for 3000 3/4 psi concrete and $100.00 for 4000 3/4 psi concrete.


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Poured Concrete Wall Costs. Concrete prices vary widely by region of the country and time of year. Ready-mixed concrete will cost between $65 and $90 per cubic yard (3âx3âx3â) . To put this into perspective, a wall 9âx27âx12â thick would take 9 cubic feet of concrete.Building a concrete wall also requires reinforcing metal bar, or re-bar to help solidify the wall.ou can expect to pay approximately $10-$15 per cubic yard of concrete for re-bar. Labor costs will vary depending on the company you hire. Some companies have reusable concrete forms to build walls and this keeps their costs down.


Concrete Price Considerations - Cost of Concrete
Use our concrete calculator to calculate slab and footing pours. Components of a Concrete Price Analysis: Ready-Mix Concrete: $93 per cubic yard *National Average in 2013. Concrete makes up the majority of the cost of a concrete project.Prices vary by region, to get a more accurate estimate contact your local Ready-Mix supplier. *(source: NRMCA-Ready Mixed Concrete Industry Data Survey). Grading: $50 - $70 per hour. Cost will vary depending on the amount of dirt you need to move.Hourly rates apply for a tractor and operator. Subbase: $12 - $18 per cubic yard. Cost for gravel or sand delivered to the job site.oncrete makes up the majority of the cost of a concrete project. Prices vary by region, to get a more accurate estimate contact your local Ready-Mix supplier. *(source: NRMCA-Ready Mixed Concrete Industry Data Survey). Grading: $50 - $70 per hour. Cost will vary depending on the amount of dirt you need to move.


How Much Does it Cost to Build a Concrete Foundation?
Breaking down the price, budget about $80-$120 per cubic yard (27 square feet) for concrete alone. Say youâre building a 400-square-foot garage or addition-the concrete for that project would cost $593 to $889.reaking down the price, budget about $80-$120 per cubic yard (27 square feet) for concrete alone. Say youâre building a 400-square-foot garage or addition-the concrete for that project would cost $593 to $889.


How Much Does a Poured Concrete Wall Cost?
You can expect to pay approximately $10-$15 per cubic yard of concrete for re-bar. Labor costs will vary depending on the company you hire. Some companies have reusable concrete forms to build walls and this keeps their costs down.ou can expect to pay approximately $10-$15 per cubic yard of concrete for re-bar. Labor costs will vary depending on the company you hire. Some companies have reusable concrete forms to build walls and this keeps their costs down.


Pain and Tingling toe Symptom Checker
Pain AND Tingling toe: Causes of All Symptoms. Pain OR Tingling toe: 6265 causes. Pain: 6262 causes. Pain: Introduction. Tingling toe: Causes. Tingling toe: Introduction. Pain and Tingling toe and Nerve symptoms (14 causes) Pain and Tingling toe and Sensations (14 causes)


Whatâs Causing Your Leg Pain, Burning and Numbness?
Although arthritis is a joint disease, the pain it causes can be felt in the surrounding leg and foot muscles. âAny joint under stress can cause pain,â Wedro says. âThe pain is within the joints. But the muscles around it try to protect it and you can go into spasms and get secondary muscle pain.â.


Numbness or tingling (Foot (top)), Numbness or tingling (Toes), Pain or discomfort (Foot (top)) and Pain or discomfort (Toes)
Peripheral neuropathy Peripheral neuropathy is a nerve condition of the extremities causing numbness, tingling, and pain. Lumbar spinal stenosis Lumbar spinal stenosis is a condition that can cause pain in the lower back, buttocks, legs, and feet. Vitamin B12 deficiency Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms include fatigue, pale skin, weakness, sleepiness, numbness, weakness, and more.


Numbness in Toes-Causes, Treatment
Numbness is usually describe as a tingling sensation which can disappear quickly, such as numbness after sitting for a long while which fades away once the legs start to move. Numbness due to a broken toe can cause severe pain and swelling. Numbness in toes caused by compressed nerves in the lumbar spine is accompanied by pain to the lower back and legs extending to the toes. Other symptoms include a burning feeling, anxiety, prickling sensation, frequent urination, pain while walking, lower back pain, itchiness, muscle spasms, and pain on the toes.


Pain and Tingling toe Symptom Checker
Pain and Tingling toe and Toe numbness (12 causes) Pain and Tingling toe and Leg symptoms (12 causes) Pain and Tingling toe and Limb symptoms (12 causes) Pain and Tingling toe and Finger numbness (11 causes) Pain and Tingling toe and Muscle symptoms (11 causes) Pain and Tingling toe and MORE SYMPTOMS.


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Interpretation: Notice the rate of diffusion increases as the concentration gradient increases. If the concentration of molecules outside the cell is very high relative to the internal cell concentration, the rate of diffusion will also be high.


What is the diffusion of water molecules through a selectively permeable membrane?
It's called osmosis.   A selectively permeable membrane will only allow certain molecules  to pass trough. To illustrate: If you have a high concentration of  sugar mole â¦ cules on one side of the membrane, no sugar on the other  side, and the sugar molecules are too big to pass trough the  membrane. If this is the case, then water molecules will diffuse  over to the side of the membrane with a high sugar concentration.  This happens because the molecules try to distribute themselves  evenly in the solution. The water molecules move because the sugar  molecules can't. 3 people found this useful.


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K. constant determining speed of saturation (mol/cm 4). C. concentration of diffusing molecule (mol/cm 3). x. width of cell membrane (cm). Method: Interpretation: By graphing this equation, we see that at low concentrations of solute, the rate of diffusion into a cell occurs almost linearly, like simple diffusion.


Diffusion and Passive Transport
Diffusion is the tendency of molecules to spread into an available space. Without other outside forces at work, substances will diffuse from a more concentrated environment to a less concentrated environment. Passive transport is the diffusion of substances across a membrane. This is a spontaneous process and cellular energy is not expended. Molecules will move from where the substance is more concentrated to where it is less concentrated.


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Hematoma and Spleen symptoms. 1  Hematoma AND Spleen symptoms - 95 causes. 2  Hematoma OR Spleen symptoms - 1367 causes.


Hematoma and Spleen symptoms Symptom Checker
Contents. 1  Hematoma AND Spleen symptoms: 95 causes. 2  Hematoma OR Spleen symptoms: 1367 causes. 3  Hematoma: 323 causes. 4  Hematoma: Introduction. 5  Spleen symptoms: 1139 causes. 6  Spleen symptoms: Introduction. 7  Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Abdominal symptoms (95 causes) 8  Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Bleeding symptoms (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Blood clots (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Contusion (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Enlarged liver (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Enlarged liver and spleen (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Liver problems (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Liver symptoms (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Skin color changes (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Skin symptoms (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and MORE SYMPTOMS


Hematoma
Epidural hematoma symptoms: back pain, weakness, loss of bowel or bladder control; Subungual hematoma symptoms: nail pain, nail weakness, nail loss, disfiguring nail; Splenic, hepatic, or peritoneal hematoma symptoms: abdominal pain, flank pain; Sometimes there are not any symptoms at all associated with even a very large hematoma.


Hematoma and Spleen symptoms Symptom Checker
Hematoma AND Spleen symptoms: 95 causes. Hematoma OR Spleen symptoms: 1367 causes. Hematoma: 323 causes. Hematoma: Introduction. Spleen symptoms: 1139 causes. Spleen symptoms: Introduction. Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Abdominal symptoms (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Bleeding symptoms (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Blood clots (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Contusion (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Enlarged liver (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Enlarged liver and spleen (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Liver problems (95 causes) Hematoma and Spleen symptoms and Liver symptoms (95 causes)


Hematoma
Splenic, hepatic, or peritoneal hematoma symptoms: abdominal pain, flank pain Sometimes there are not any symptoms at all associated with even a very large hematoma. For example, if bleeding happens to be inside the abdominal cavity, it can expand into a very large size before it causes any symptoms.


Hematoma and Spleen symptoms Symptom Checker
Review the causes of these more specific types of Hematoma: 1  Subdural hematoma (5 causes) 2  Easy bruising (246 causes) 3  Epidural hematoma (1 cause) 4  more types...Â».


Hematoma
Splenic hematoma: a hematoma within the spleen Hepatic hematoma: a hematoma within the liver Most hematomas resolve spontaneously over time as the blood debris is removed and the blood vessel wall is repaired by the body's repair mechanisms.


Hematoma
CT of the abdomen is a good test if a hematoma in the abdominal cavity (intra-abdominal, hepatic, splenic, retroperitoneal, peritoneal) is suspected. Magnetic resonance imaging is more reliable in detecting epidural hematomas than a CT scan.


The Grave of the Titanic
Detail what it might have been like aboard the Titanic between 11:40PM (when the ship gently grazed the iceberg) to 2:18 AM when it disappeared below the sea. Or draw an illustration of Jason finding the bow of the Titanic at the bottom of the sea at a depth of 12,460 ft. The ship was found in several pieces.


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Aboard the Knorr, Ballard sailed to where he believed the Titanic sank. He hoped that his French colleagues had not beaten him to the wreck. However, by the end three weeks he had not found the ship and on August 6 1985 headed home.


WRECKAGE OF TITANIC REPORTED DISCOVERED 12,000 FEET DOWN
The Titanic sank on her way from Southampton, England, to New York after striking an iceberg April 14, 1912. She took more than 1,500 of her approximately 2,200 passengers and crew to their death. Great Wealth Was Aboard. She was believed to be ''unsinkable'' because of her double bottom and reinforced bulkheads.


The Grave of the Titanic
The remains of the Titanic were found in 1985 by Dr. Robert Ballard, an oceanographer and marine biologist with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. When he located the Titanic, he saw that, as some survivors reported, the ship had broken apart.


The Grave of the Titanic
The bow and the stern were found nearly 2000ft. apart. Keeping her location a secret, Bob Ballard used GPS to find theTitanic again when he returned the next year. He hoped to prevent treasure seekers from finding her and plundering the ship for booty such as coffee cups inscribed with RMS Titanic.


Why to Learn How to Play Texas Holdem Poker:
Hereâs a guide to some of the most common odds youâll run into in online poker or live poker: 1  Being dealt a pair â 17-1 (5.9%) 2  Being dealt aces â 221-1 (0.45%) 3  Being dealt ace-king suited â 331-1 (0.3 4 %) Flopping a set with a pocket pair â 8.5-1 (11.76 %) Flopping two-pair (without a pocket pair) â 48-1 (2.02%)


How To Play Texas Holdem Poker
Master the rules of Texas Holdem in minutes and learn how to play this extremely popular poker game. The two players to the left of the dealer put out blind bets. The player directly to the dealer's left puts out the small blind, while the player two to the dealer's left puts out the big blind, which is twice as much as the small blind.


How To Play Texas Holdem Poker
From the flop on, betting begins with the player to the dealerâs left, who can check or bet. The players after must either check or bet if no one has bet yet; or they must call, raise, or fold if someone has. A fourth card is dealt face up onto the board. This is called fourth street or the turn card.


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Video Transcript. In this section I'm going to teach you about Limit Texas Holdem. For this example, we're going to be playing Two Four Holdem. Two Four Holdem will be denoted by having a one dollar small blind as denoted by the one chip for one dollar and a two dollar big blind. When betting in Limit Holdem, there would be a one dollar small blind and a two dollar big blind.


How To Play Texas Holdem Poker
Here's How: 1  The two players to the left of the dealer put out blind bets. 2  Every player is dealt two cards, face down. 3  The action, or the first move, falls on the player to the left of the big blind.  After the betting round is completed, three cards are dealt face up in the center of the table, which is referred to as the board.


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Type of Game. The game of Texas Holdâem is a poker game where the patrons play against each other for âthe. potâ of money on the table. The game does not utilize a player-dealer position. The gambling. establishment does not participate in the actual play of the game and has no interest in the. outcome of the play.


Why to Learn How to Play Texas Holdem Poker:
Hereâs how a basic game works. The dealer deals everyone two cards starting with the player on his left and ending on himself/herself. The player on the dealerâs left is the first player to act and they have a choice of: Betting (this is No-Limit Holdâem so they can bet ANY amount they want)


Why to Learn How to Play Texas Holdem Poker:
No-Limit Holdâem, sometimes known as âTexas Holdâem,â is a poker game where players receive only two cards. Thatâs it. Each player uses their two cards (or just one of their cards in some situation) in combination with a shared community group of cards to make their best-five card poker hand.


Texas hold 'em
Texas hold 'em (also known as Texas holdem, hold 'em, and holdem) is a variation of the card game of poker. Two cards, known as the hole cards, are dealt face down to each player, and then five community cards are dealt face up in three stages. The stages consist of a series of three cards (the flop), later an additional single card (the turn or fourth street) and a final card (the river or fifth street).


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When Is Proceed Time Authorized a. Proceed time is authorized only when members are executing PCS orders to or from (1) ships or mobile units having a sea/shore rotation Code 2 or 4; (2) an âall othersâ tour; and (3) overseas accompanied tours, includes from overseas to overseas, but not in same geographical location.320-090 CH-25, 12 Dec 2008 Page 4 of 5 e. Orders to and from units afloat and ashore located in same metropolitan areas or less than 25 miles apart. 8. Metropolitan Area a. A metropolitan area is defined as the corporate limits of the city or town in which the member is stationed.


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Report or proceed and report immediately (12 hours proceed time) 12 hours, exclusive of travel time, subsequent to detachment. Ultimate assignment-FOR DUTY/ DUINS (4 days proceed time) 4 days, exclusive of travel time, subsequent to detachment. 1320-090 CH-25, 12 Dec 2008 Page 2 of 5 4.320-090 CH-25, 12 Dec 2008 Page 4 of 5 e. Orders to and from units afloat and ashore located in same metropolitan areas or less than 25 miles apart. 8. Metropolitan Area a. A metropolitan area is defined as the corporate limits of the city or town in which the member is stationed.


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Regardless of other considerations, proceed time is not authorized in conjunction with the following types of orders, as displayed in Lists âAâ and âBâ below. 1320-090 CH-25, 12 Dec 2008 Page 3 of 5 6. Order Type List âAâ .320-090 CH-25, 12 Dec 2008 Page 4 of 5 e. Orders to and from units afloat and ashore located in same metropolitan areas or less than 25 miles apart. 8. Metropolitan Area a. A metropolitan area is defined as the corporate limits of the city or town in which the member is stationed.


Applying for a card
If you ask for the European Health Insurance Card, your local authority is obliged to provide you with one or, failing that, with a provisional replacement certificate if the card is not immediately available. If they do not, you should be able to appeal.f your EHIC is not recognised by the authorities of any EU country â or Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland â you can request your home insurer to contact the doctor or hospital abroad. If this does not solve your problem, you can ask SOLVIT for help.


Frequently Asked Questions
What proceeding do I file? If that is the only asset or the value of the total assets are under $30,000 ($20,000.00 for a person dying before January 1, 2009), (exclusive of certain types of property, the clerk of court can provide more information as to whether you qualify), you may file a small estate proceeding.uardianship: The Surrogateâs Court handles the following types of guardianships: â¢ Guardianship over an infantâs (child under 18 years of age) âperson,â and/or âpropertyâ: A guardian is usually a family member who is granted authority to care for and make certain decisions for a child (for the âpersonâ).


Applying for a card
To be eligible for a card, you must be insured by or covered by a state social security system in any Member State of the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland.Each separate member of a family travelling should have their own card.f your EHIC is not recognised by the authorities of any EU country â or Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland â you can request your home insurer to contact the doctor or hospital abroad. If this does not solve your problem, you can ask SOLVIT for help.


Under what circumstances may a will executor change or go against the terms of a will?
When an individual drafts a Last Will and Testament, he or she (known as the testator) will usually specify the person or entity whom they have chosen to act as the executor of the will.hen an individual drafts a Last Will and Testament, he or she (known as the testator) will usually specify the person or entity whom they have chosen to act as the executor of the will.


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There is usually a cursory hearing about the specific issue and a guardianâs authority is limited to those decisions necessary to address the emergency. Usually this is not a full finding of incapacity, and a full hearing on the guardianship must be scheduled or the emergency/temporary guardianship expires.he guardian may be given the authority to manage personal and/or financial matters. Each state has specific laws, which govern guardianship proceedings and the guardianâs activities. States also have separate laws and procedures for guardianships for minors and for adults with disabilities.


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=ROUNDDOWN(1.6,0) will result in a value of 1. INT (although less flexible) can also be used. =INT(1.6) will also result in 1. Round to a Chosen Multiple. There is another round function in Excel that will round a number to the multiple we specify. This function is called MROUND. It is not available by default, so you need to go to Tools Add-ins and check Analysis Toolpak. =MROUND(22.5,10) will result in a value of 20.


18.2 Tips on Rounding numbers using Excel Formulas
rounding based no.of digits. suppose there are numbers like 948.25, 12.45. if it is a two integer number it is to be rounded to up to one decimal, if the number is three integers, then the number is to be rounded nearest ten rupees, and so on. pls let me know the way of doing.


18.2 Tips on Rounding numbers using Excel Formulas
Dear Chandoo, I have a query about rounding numbers. I have 8 columns of numbers where the numbers have 4 to 8 decimal places in random order. Now all I want to know is that is there any trick in Excel 2007 to round it to 2 decimal places without using any Formula or Function.


18.2 Tips on Rounding numbers using Excel Formulas
Can you figure out, how to show the rounding off amount in a separate column with the help of formula, Like in A4 the amount value is 342.85 then how can we show the round off amount 0.15 in other cell.


How can I roundup in Excel 12890 to 13000 with the roundup formula? if 12890 is in cell A1?
The ROUND Function will round numbers to a specified number of digits. If the number of digits is negative, it will round to the left of the decimal point. If zero it will round to the nearest Integer (whole number). =ROUND(1.5,0) will result in a value of 2. =ROUND(1.4,0) will result in a value of 1. Round Numbers Up. The ROUNDUP function will round numbers up, away from zero.


How can I make excel round my answer total round up?
Syntax CEILING(number,significance) Number is the value you want to round. Significance is the multiple to which you want to round. Remarks If either argument is nonnumeric, CEILING returns the #VALUE! error value. Regardless of the sign of number, a value is rounded up when adjusted away from zero.


18.2 Tips on Rounding numbers using Excel Formulas
We can use a variety of formulas to round numbers in Excel depending on the situation. We have ROUND, ROUNDUP, ROUNDDOWN, MROUND, INT, TRUNC, CEILING, FLOOR, FIXED, EVEN, ODD and few more.


Round a number to the decimal places I want
Or if you want to round to the nearest major unit, such as thousands, hundreds, tens, or ones, use a function in a formula. By using a button: Select the cells that you want to format. On the Home tab, click Increase Decimal or Decrease Decimal to show more or fewer digits after the decimal point. By applying a built-in number format: On the Home tab, in the Number group, click the arrow next to the list of number formats, and then click More Number Formats.


How can I make excel round my answer total round up?
Â· just now. Report Abuse. highlight the number, right click format cells, in general tab, click on number, click on zero decimal and check the comma. that would do it. to make your report look better click on neg (usually 4th option). henna Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up.


18.2 Tips on Rounding numbers using Excel Formulas
If you need to round this to money in the formula rather than in the format, then wrap dollar(2) around this. Lukeâs formula didnât work for me for anything other than $2.50. For nearest Monday, I used mod rather than rounding: =A1+7-MOD(WEEKDAY(A1)+1,7)-4. Another argument against 1-based indices.


USPS Announces 2017 Postage Rate Increase
Priority Mail Regional Rate â Postage will increase for most Priority Mail Regional Rate Boxes in 2017. No change in postage for a Regional Rate Box A going to Zone 5. Postage price will decrease by $0.49 for a Regional Rate Box A being shipped to Zone 8. First Class Package Service â Overall rates will increase by 4.1%. Parcel Select Ground â Rates will increase by 2.7%. Although, rates for some weight & zone groupings will actually decrease. USPS Mailing Services:


USPS Announces 2017 Postage Rate Increase for Mailing Services
Other Mailing Service Changes: 1  Standard Mail â Will be rebranded as USPS Marketing Mail, to better align the product name with business ownersâ use of the mail class. 2  Library Mail â Overall price increase of 1.135%.


USPS Announces 2017 Postage Rate Increase
International Shipping: 1  Global Express Guaranteed â Overall, postage prices will rise by 4.9% across all weights & zones. 2  Priority Mail Express International â No proposed changes to postage prices in 2017. 3  Priority Mail International â No proposed changes to postage prices in 2017.


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USPS Announces 2017 Postage Rate Increase. 1  First-Class Mail Letters (1 oz.) â Rates are increasing from $0.47 to $0.49. 2  Metered Mail â Rates are decreasing from $0.465 to $0.46. 3  First-Class Mail Flat â Rates are increasing from $0.94 to $0.98. 4  First-Class Mail Parcels (Retail) â Overall price increase of 0.624%.


$60kAvg. Salary
Salaries at U.S. Postal Service (USPS) range from an average of $37,863 to $86,935 a year. U.S. Postal Service (USPS) employees with the job title Vice President (VP), Information Technology (IT) make the most with an average annual salary of $230,000, while employees with the title Bartender make the least with an average annual salary of $12,000.


additional ounce postage rate 2016
Approved 2018 USPS postal rate changes compared to 2017 rates. Postage rates are scheduled to change on January 21, 2018.


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The January USPS rate increases reflect an average 3.9 percent increase across all shipping services compared to 2017 rate prices. The changes will affect both domestic and international shipping products, including Priority Mail ExpressÂ®, Priority MailÂ® and Parcel Select.


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USPS Announces 2017 Postage Rate Increase. October 26, 2016. The U.S. Postal Service has officially proposed new postage rates for select USPS mailing & shipping services to be implemented on Sunday, January 22, 2017, if approved by the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC).


USPS Announces 2017 Postage Rate Increase
USPS Announces 2017 Postage Rate Increase October 26, 2016 The U.S. Postal Service has officially proposed new postage rates for select USPS mailing & shipping services to be implemented on Sunday, January 22, 2017, if approved by the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC).


Convert miles to inches - Conversion of Measurement Units
We assume you are converting between mile and inch. You can view more details on each measurement unit: miles or inches. The SI base unit for length is the metre. 1 metre is equal to 0.000621371192237 miles, or 39.3700787402 inches. Note that rounding errors may occur, so always check the results. Use this page to learn how to convert between miles and inches.


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Unit Conversions Worksheet 1) How many inches are there in 45.6 cm? (There are 2.54 cm in 1 inch) 2) How many centimeters are there in 1.23 x 10 -6 kilometers? 3) How many hours are there in 34.5 years? 4) How many inches are there in 355 millimeters? 5) How many milliliters are in a cubic meter? (There are 1,000 L in 1 m 3) 1.00 x 10 6 mL 1 m 3 1000 L 1000 mL 1 m 3 1 L 6) How many miles are there in 3.44 x 10 8 inches? There are 0.61 miles in 1 km).


Inches to Kilometers Conversion
Inches To Miles Conversion. Inches to miles (mi) conversion table shows the most common values for the quick reference. Alternatively, you may use the converter below to convert any other values. 1 Inch = 0.0000157828283 Mile. Inch is a unit of length in different types of systems such as imperial and us customary and widely used daily. The abbreviation is in and also the symbol is a double prime (). Mile is an imperial and U.S. customary unit and equals to 5280 feet. It is a mostly used in some of the countries to measure the distance between two geographical locations. The abbreviation is mi. For miles to inches conversion table and converter, please go to Miles to Inches.


Units of Measure
(There are 2.54 cm in 1 inch) 2) How many centimeters are there in 1.23 x 10 -6 kilometers? 3) How many hours are there in 34.5 years? 4) How many inches are there in 355 millimeters? 5) How many milliliters are in a cubic meter? (There are 1,000 L in 1 m 3) 6) How many miles are there in 3.44 x 10 8 inches? There are 0.61 miles in 1 km).


length conversion
One inch of length converted to mile equals to 0.000016 mi. How many miles of length are in 1 inch? The answer is: The change of 1 in (inch) unit of length measure equals = to 0.000016 mi (mile) as the equivalent measure for the same length type.


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2. The index entry will include a Thomas Bros. Maps Page and Grid where the street and address are located. 3. Turn to the page number shown in magenta. Then locate the street by following the indicated Column Letter and Row Number until the two intersect. The street name is in this grid.


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CONVERT COORDINATES BOOKMARKLET Convert GPS Coords Drag the link above to your browser's link bar or right-click it to bookmark it.


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The map Grids are 1/2 mile square, and go from Grid A1 through Grid J7. This gives you the ability to quickly locate cities, streets, addresses, and points of interest. These grids will always appear at the same location on each page. Using the grids, you can also quickly and easily estimate distances.


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You can use this link to simply get to this site quickly OR if you highlight GPS coordinates on any web page and use this link from your bookmarks or link bar, it'll enter in those coordinates for you. Try it!


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We hope that you will use the Thomas Bros. Maps Page and Grid System as a regular part of your business and that it will be helpful to you as you navigate throughout the area. Unique Page Number For Each Geographic Area.


Food_and_Nutritional_Toxicology
L j 01 j is the total horizontal length of the transect, which also can bededuced from the Pythagorean theorem, L e n e o 2 n n n o, (3)and the azimuth is given from a arctan e n e o / n n n o. (4)The formula for the azimuth requires additional explanation.


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If there are to be n subplots in the u direction and m subplots in the v direction, let u vary in steps of 1/ n and let v vary in steps of 1 /m .C OMMENT. Equation 5 can be generalized to three dimensions bysimply letting the corner points have three coordinates (Figure 5).The rest of the computations follow directly.


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Azi-muth is an angle that describes the direction from one place to Figure 1. (a) Latitude and longitude are the indicated angles. The point of interest is the solid circle. (b) Azimuth is the angle from the meridian (north)clockwise to the point of interest.


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This article shows how totransform local coordinates into a GPS-compatible coordinatesystem. UTM The UTM coordinate system is very popular for at least tworeasons.First,asthenamesuggests,itisapplicabletoanylocationonEarth between 80Â° south latitude and 84Â° north latitude, which isnot true for other coordinate systems.


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To Find an Address: 1. Look up the street name in the Street Index. If there are multiple listings, choose the proper city and/or block address range. The pages in the Thomas Guide are part of the Thomas Bros. Maps national Page and Grid layout and their digital mapping system.


Anxiety, Stress, and Stomachaches
When weâre angry, for example, our heart rate increases, adrenaline flows, blood pressure spikes, and we âsee red,â Dennis says. Dennis says itâs the intensity of emotions that can send our body into overdrive, producing immediate gastrointestinal distress -- stomachaches, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.


Topic:Anxiety - Vomiting...
I've sat through enough panic attacks to know that having a few more of those isn't good for me. I would really encourage you to find some help. Talk to a professional counsellor - it's no instant fix and could take many months and years (two years for me and counting).


Nausea - Anxiety Symptoms
Since acute or chronic stress, fear, and anxiety can cause the body to function abnormally, they can cause a number of stomach and intestinal distresses including nausea, vomiting, bloating, diarrhea, âlump in the stomach,â constipation, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and general stomach malaise, to name a few.


Anxiety, Stress, and Stomachaches
Lots of things can leave us queasy or give us a stomachache. Viruses and bacteria are major physical causes of nausea and vomiting. But so are our emotions, especially anxiety, stress, and excitement.


Anxiety, Stress, and Stomachaches
If you or your child suffers frequent stomachaches or nausea, first see a doctor to rule out any physical cause. Physical causes -- bacteria, a virus, acid reflux, lactose intolerance, constipation -- are usually behind the stomachaches and vomiting of younger children.


How to Make an LED Dimmer
Solder one end of the resistor to the red wire on the 9-volt battery clip. Solder the other side of the resistor to one of the ends of the potentiometer. The different length leads of the LED indicate the polarity of the device. Solder the short end of the LED to the black wire of the 9-volt battery clip. This is where polarity matters. The negative side of the battery must connect to the negative side of the LED, which is marked by the shorter lead. Solder the free end of the LED to the free end of the potentiometer, completing the circuit.


How to Install a Dimmer Switch
Create a range of subtle variations in lighting with a dimmer switch. 1  Instead of merely turning lights on or off, get a wide range of light by installing a dimmer switch. â¢ 2  Turn off the power to your switch at the breaker. â¢ 3  Remove your existing wall plate and the screws mounting the switch to the wall box.


Install a Dimmer Switch
Before installing the new dimmer, make note of which end is the top and which is the bottom of the dimmer switch. Connect the wires. If your switch has wires pre-attached, connect them to the house wires using wire connectors. Connect the green ground wire to the copper ground wire in the box using a wire connector.


How to Install a Dimmer Switch
Three-Way Switch. â¢ If the house wires are bent, use a wire stripper to cut off the twisted ends. Remove Â¾ inch of casing from the end of the house wires and the dimmer switch wires, if needed. â¢ Connect the ground wire from your dimmer to a green or bare copper wire in the wall box.


Make an Inline Lighting Dimmer for $7.25
<p>You can buy a dimmer for less than $1.50 on ebay. It is an online switch the takes a couple of minutes to attach to the lamp cord. You just need a philips screw driver and a razor blade to cut the wire. Comes in white and brown and you can put it anywhere on the cord.


Make an Inline Lighting Dimmer for $7.25
Intro: Make an Inline Lighting Dimmer for $7.25. For filmmaking purposes, controlling how much light comes into the lens is pretty basic. Opening or closing the iris (or aperture) of the camera can control the total ... Step 1: Parts List.


How Dimmer Switches Work
Enter the dimmer switch, a handy electrical component that lets you adjust light levels from nearly dark to fully lit by simply turning a knob or sliding a lever. In this article, we'll look inside one of these everyday devices to find out how it controls lamp fixtures. As it turns out, the inner workings are pretty cool -- and surprising. Modern dimmer switches work in a totally unexpected way. Â. 1. 2.


Install a Dimmer Switch
If you plan to use LED, CFL, xenon, halogen, HID or fluorescent bulbs, make sure the dimmer switch is rated for use with those specific bulbs. Next determine how many lights will be connected to the dimmer and add up their wattage. For example, if you have two 75-watt lights, your total load is 150. You will need a dimmer that's rated for at least 150 watts. Finally, take note of the kind of switch you have, as this will determine the type of dimmer you need.


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My Dad always use to bring home an Advent Calendar after the Thanksgiving service. He would hang it in the dining room for all to see. This article is about how to use an Advent Calendar and where you can purchase them. Advent Calendars come in all sizes and shapes.


History Notes: Information on Jamaica's Culture & Heritage
This article is about how to use an Advent Calendar and where you can purchase them. Advent Calendars come in all sizes and shapes. They are used to count the Advent days of the church calendar that leads up to Christmas. It originated with the Lutherans in Germany, as early as the beginning of the 19th century.


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This article is about how to use an Advent Calendar and where you can purchase them. Advent Calendars come in all sizes and shapes. They are used to count the Advent days of the church calendar that leads up to Christmas.


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He would hang it in the dining room for all to see. This article is about how to use an Advent Calendar and where you can purchase them. Advent Calendars come in all sizes and shapes. They are used to count the Advent days of the church calendar that leads up to Christmas.


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AlexRaths/iStock/Getty Images. Advent calendars mark the period of Advent -- that is, the run up to Christmas Day from the start of December. They can be found in many different designs and sizes, and typically conceal an edible treat, a small toy or a Christmas-themed picture behind each door.


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An Advent calendar with a background depicting a nativity scene, surrounded by other Advent and Christmas symbols, including the Christmas tree and Star of Bethlehem. An Advent calendar is a special calendar used to count or celebrate the days in anticipation of Christmas.


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Advent calendars mark the period of Advent -- that is, the run up to Christmas Day from the start of December. They can be found in many different designs and sizes, and typically conceal an edible treat, a small toy or a Christmas-themed picture behind each door.


34 Best Christmas Advent Calendar Tutorials {diy}
19. Easy Printable Christmas Advent Calendar-The template is so easy to use and so versatile, since its release I have seen so many gorgeous variations. 20. White Paper Sack-This isn't a tutorial and isn't even in English {snicker} but how darling are these white paper sacks with twine and clothes pins! 21.


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Advent calendars usually offer a treat behind each door. AlexRaths/iStock/Getty Images. Advent calendars mark the period of Advent -- that is, the run up to Christmas Day from the start of December.


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Advent calendars mark the period of Advent -- that is, the run up to Christmas Day from the start of December.


Chapter 6 The Skeletal System: Bone Tissue
What are the six main functions of the skeletal system? Bone tissue makes up about 18% of the weight of the human body. Six main functions are support, protection, assistance in movement, mineral homeostasis (storage and release), blood cell production, and triglyceride storage.


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Vascularizationâ¦woven bone and periosteum form in this stage. Blood vessels. grow into the region and the matrix forms around the blood vessels, forming. woven bone. The osteoid gets laid down in a random network of trabeculaeâ¦this. is not the same as spongy bone.


Chapter 6 The Skeletal System: Bone Tissue
how does the skeletal system perform mineral homeostasis (storage and release)? Bone tissue stores several mineral, especially calcium and phosphorus, which contribute to the strength of bone. Bone tissue stores about 99% of the body's calcium. On demand, bone releases mineral into the blood to maintain critical mineral balances (homeostasis) and to distribute the minerals to other parts of the body.


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RED MARROW contains hematopoetic tissue and is the site of blood cell production. The locations vary based on developmental stage. In infants, who need a greater level of. blood cell production, the red marrow is in the medullary cavities of all long bones and in. all areas of spongy bones.


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While the central canals go up and down, the perforating. canals run perpendicular to the long axis, connecting the blood and nerve supply of the. PERIOSTEUM to the central canal. Think of Willie Wonkaâs elevator system that would. go up and down and sideways.


Bones: A Brief Review on its Functions, Types, Structure and Development
EPIPHYSIS, METAPHYSIS and MEDULLARY CAVITY. is the shaft of the long bone, while the epiphyses are the rounded ends. metaphysis is the area where the diaphysis and epiphyses meet. region surrounds the epiphyseal plate, which is on the inside.


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MEMBRANES surround every bone. The membrane is a double layer called the. PERIOSTEUM, while the ENDOSTEUM lines the trabeculae of internal spongy bone. The periosteum is made up of two layersâ¦the outer layer is made up of DICT so that. tendons and ligaments can insert.


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In the early mornings of late January and early February, mourning doves in. North Carolina begin cooing and making their circling courtship ï¬ights. Mourning. doves, often seen migrating in large ï¬ocks, begin to break up and form pairs.


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The display coo. is the same except with greater intensity. The nest coo is the same as the. advertising call except louder. History and Status. Large groups of doves live in North, South and Central America. The mourning. dove is well-known and common throughout the United States.


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Recently fledged Mourning Doves have a scaly pattern similar to Inca Dove and Common Ground-Dove. Inca Dove's scales are finer and black, and the tail is long and square-tipped. Common Ground-Doves have an orange-based bill and no scaling on the back.


Mourning Dove
The mourning dove (Zenaida macroura) is one of the most abundant bird species in urban and rural areas of North America. There are approximately 349 million doves in the United States and range-wide their numbers appear to be stable.


Mourning Dove
Mourning doves are monogamous (only one mate) and form pair bonds that persist through at least one nesting season. In Louisiana, mourning doves have a long breeding season and may nest at any during the year, but most nesting occurs from February â October. Peak reproduction is May â July. Mourning doves are determinant layers and lay 2 eggs per nesting attempt.


Mourning Dove
Mourning doves, like other birds in the pigeon family, produce whatâs known as crop milk. Crop milk, or pigeon milk as it is sometimes called, is a nutritious fluid fed to young. It is full of fat-laden cells sloughed off the epithelial lining of the parentâs crop. It is rich in protein (23%) and fat (10%).


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Named for their long tails and melancholy bird call, mourning doves have been. classiï¬ed as a game bird by the federal government and 39 states, including. North Carolina. Also known as the Carolina dove, the Soccoro dove and Graysonâs. dove, it is the only game bird to nest in all 48 connecting states of the United.


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A member of the pigeon family, this beautiful bird with a long-pointed. tail has probably been seen by everyone in North Carolina. Description. The mourning dove has a thin, delicate-looking bill, a neat head, and a long, graduated tail bordered with large white spots. The colors of the female are. duller than the gray-brown adult males. At close range, adult males can be. distinguished by purple-pink iridescent feathers on the neck and light pink. on the breast.


Ecology and Management of Mourning Doves in Missouri
Doves' quick flight, erratic movements and edible meat make them a popular species among hunters and wildlife enthusiasts in Missouri, where the annual harvest of mourning doves is greater than that of other game bird species.


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Fall enrollment data are collected by level of student, attendance status, race/ethnicity, and gender. In addition, the Fall Enrollment component collects data on the institution's undergraduate entering class, first-time student retention rates, and the student-to-faculty ratio.


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Who to Include. Include all students enrolled for credit (enrolled in instructional activity, courses or programs, that can be applied towards the requirements for a postsecondary degree, diploma, certificate, or other formal award), regardless of whether or not they are seeking a degree or certificate.


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For institutions operating on an other academic calendar, a calendar that differs by program, or enrolls students on a continuous basis (referred to as program reporters), fall enrollment is reported for students enrolled any time during the period August 1 and October 31.


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SFR: The Student/Faculty Ratio for a given course subject area is then FTES/FTEF with all the considerations described. above. We publish FTES, FTEF, and SFRs by course level (lower div, upper div, & grad level) and overall for each subject. area.


Terms and Definitions
On this screen, include all students enrolled for credit, full-time at the undergraduate level. The undergraduate level includes students enrolled in undergraduate level courses, in 4 or 5-year bachelor's degree programs, associate's degree programs, or any certificate programs below the baccalaureate level.


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Position FTEF figures are reduced by funded assigned time and department chair appointments. used for the calculation of Student/Faculty Ratios, reflects the teaching resources available. 1.0 FTEF regardless of the number of WTUâs carried.


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Who to Include. Include all students enrolled for credit (enrolled in instructional activity, courses or programs, that can be applied towards the requirements for a postsecondary degree, diploma, certificate, or other formal award), regardless of whether or not they are seeking a degree or certificate. This includes:


Chapter 20: EDUCATIONAL POLICY
Definition provided by Wikipedia. Student-teacher ratio refers to the number of teachers in a school or university with respect to the number of students who attend the institution. For example, a student teacher ratio of 10:1 indicates that there are 10 students for every one teacher. The term can also be reversed to create a teacher-student ratio.


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In the 1920's women's roles were soon starting to change. After World War One it was called the Jazz Age, known for new music and dancing styles.It was also known as the Golden Twenties or Roaring Twenties and everyone seemed to have money. Both single and married women we earning higher-paying jobs.hey did not want women competing for men's jobs. Women took any jobs they could get and earned very low wages. But throughout the 1920's about fifteen percent of normal wage-earning women became professionals. During the 1920s, one in four women over the age of sixteen we a part of the work force.


Women's Role In 1920
Rate This Paper: In the 1920's women's roles were soon starting to change. After World War One it was called the Jazz Age, known for new music and dancing styles. It was also known as the Golden Twenties or Roaring Twenties and everyone seemed to have money.Both single and married women we earning higher-paying jobs.hey did not want women competing for men's jobs. Women took any jobs they could get and earned very low wages. But throughout the 1920's about fifteen percent of normal wage-earning women became professionals. During the 1920s, one in four women over the age of sixteen we a part of the work force.


How did womens roles change in the 1920s?
Making the world better, one answer at a time. The role of women changed significantly in the 1920s. The 19th Amendment to the US Constitution gave women the opportunity to vote and take a more proactive role in politics.Women were allowed to attend colleges and universities throughout the country.uring the 1920s (1918-1929), after the World War I, is the age  when the role of women had changed from passive to active in  society. Women were much more than just lookin â¦ g after their  children and doing housework at home. They began to work outside  and attend school.


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The role of women changed significantly in the 1920s. The 19th  Amendment to the US Constitution gave women the opportunity to vote  and take a more proactive role in politi â¦ cs. Women were allowed to  attend colleges and universities throughout the country.he role of women changed drastically during and after World War  II. Women were forced to take the place of men in the workforce who  had gone off to fight, and they did no â¦ t want to give up that  freedom once the fighting was over.


How Did the Way Women Dress Change in the 1920s?
The 1920s marked the beginning of an unprecedented era of freedom for women. Not only did they gain the right to vote in 1920, but women also began to play a more active role in sports, social life and even the workplace.he flapper girl is the image most often associated with women's fashion of the 1920s, although this look did not actually emerge until 1926. The typical flapper outfit consisted of a short, shapeless shift dress, and the women who wore it often bound their breasts for a flat-chested, boy-like silhouette.


How did women's roles change in the 1900's-1920's. How did they define freedom differently?
How did women's roles change in the 1900's-1920's. Full question: Tell me how the roles of women changed during the 1900's to the 1920's. How did different women define freedom and how did they advocate this freedom.ull question: Tell me how the roles of women changed during the 1900's to the 1920's. How did different women define freedom and how did they advocate this freedom.


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Sophisticated Ladies: Women of the 1920's. The 1920s was a decade that saw many changes in the status of women, legally and socially. They began to vote, work in nontraditional professions, and challenge the strictures placed on women's behavior.WOMEN'S RIGHTS.he 1920s was a decade that saw many changes in the status of women, legally and socially. They began to vote, work in nontraditional professions, and challenge the strictures placed on women's behavior. WOMEN'S RIGHTS.


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First of all, a change in women was that the flapper was created. Flappers were women started loosening up by wearing shorter skirts, above or just below the knees. They bobbe â¦ d their hair and cut it much, much shorter, and often put something in it like a feather, headbands, or barrettes.he role of women changed drastically during and after World War  II. Women were forced to take the place of men in the workforce who  had gone off to fight, and they did no â¦ t want to give up that  freedom once the fighting was over.


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The changing role of American women in the 1920s. 1  The changing role of women was a result of the work they did during the war.2  The number of working women increased by 25 per cent. 3  In 1920, all women were given the right to vote.he changing role of American women in the 1920s. 1  The changing role of women was a result of the work they did during the war.


Mahatma Gandhi
During the 1920s (1918-1929), after the World War I, is the age  when the role of women had changed from passive to active in  society. Women were much more than just lookin â¦ g after their  children and doing housework at home.They began to work outside  and attend school.uring the 1920s (1918-1929), after the World War I, is the age  when the role of women had changed from passive to active in  society. Women were much more than just lookin â¦ g after their  children and doing housework at home. They began to work outside  and attend school.


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$7.95 commission applies to online U.S. equity trades in a Fidelity account with a minimum opening balance of $2,500 for Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC retail clients. Sell orders are subject to an activity assessment fee (of between $0.01 to $0.03 per $1000 of principal).Other conditions may apply.here is no cost to open and no annual fee for Fidelity's Traditional, Roth, SEP, and Rollover IRAs. A $50 account closeout fee may apply. Fund investments held in your account may be subject to management, low balance, and short-term trading fees, as described in the offering materials.


Market or Limit Order?
If you place a market order, you're essentially asking your broker to buy or sell a given security as soon as possible, at the best available price. This is the most common kind of order, and the simplest. With a limit order, you state your desire to buy this or that, but only at a certain or better price.So if you place a limit order to buy 50 shares of the Home Surgery Kits Co. (Ticker: OUCHH) at $45, and the stock is trading around $48, your order won't be filled until or unless the stock falls to $45 (or lower).It depends ... For many trades, market orders are good enough.f you place a market order, you're essentially asking your broker to buy or sell a given security as soon as possible, at the best available price. This is the most common kind of order, and the simplest. With a limit order, you state your desire to buy this or that, but only at a certain or better price.


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â  $7.95 trading commission applies to online purchases of U.S. equities in a Fidelity brokerage account with a minimum opening balance of $2,500 for Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC retail clients. Sell orders are subject to an activity assessment fee (of between $0.01 and $0.03 per $1,000 of principal) by Fidelity.Other conditions may apply. See Fidelity.com/commissions for details. 1. Sell orders are subject to an activity assessment fee (of between $0.01 and $0.03 per $1000 of principal).Trades are limited to online domestic equities and options and must be used within 180 days.he sale of ETFs is subject to an activity assessment fee (of between $0.01 and $0.03 per $1,000 of principal) and shares are subject to a short-term trading fee by Fidelity if held less than 30 days.


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Fidelity accounts may require minimum balances. The sale of ETFs is subject to an activity assessment fee (of between $0.01 to $0.03 per $1,000 of principal). iShares ETFs and Fidelity ETFs are subject to a short-term trading fee by Fidelity if held less than 30 days.here is no cost to open and no annual fee for Fidelity's Traditional, Roth, SEP, and Rollover IRAs. A $50 account closeout fee may apply. Fund investments held in your account may be subject to management, low balance, and short-term trading fees, as described in the offering materials.


Snapshot: BOTZ
Fidelity accounts may require minimum balances. The sale of ETFs is subject to an activity assessment fee (of between $0.01 and $0.03 per $1,000 of principal) and shares are subject to a short-term trading fee by Fidelity if held less than 30 days.he sale of ETFs is subject to an activity assessment fee (of between $0.01 and $0.03 per $1,000 of principal) and shares are subject to a short-term trading fee by Fidelity if held less than 30 days.


Market or Limit Order?
You can check with your broker for specifics. I use Fidelity, and limit orders are the same price as market orders.. (Drop by our Broker Center to compare a handful of respectable brokerages, several of which charge the same fee for both kinds of orders.).f you place a market order, you're essentially asking your broker to buy or sell a given security as soon as possible, at the best available price. This is the most common kind of order, and the simplest. With a limit order, you state your desire to buy this or that, but only at a certain or better price.


Order Types and Conditions
When you place a limit order to buy, the stock is eligible to be purchased at or below your limit price, but never above it. When you place a limit order to sell, the stock is eligible to be sold at or above your limit price, but never below it.Although a limit order enables you to specify a price limit, it does not guarantee that your order will be executed. sell stop limit order for a listed security placed at 83 is triggered at 83, at which point the order becomes a limit order. The stock would have to trade at 83 again for the sell stop limit order to be considered for execution at 83 or better.


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There is no cost to open and no annual fee for Fidelity's Traditional, Roth, SEP, and Rollover IRAs. A $50 account closeout fee may apply. Fund investments held in your account may be subject to management, low balance, and short-term trading fees, as described in the offering materials.here is no cost to open and no annual fee for Fidelity's Traditional, Roth, SEP, and Rollover IRAs. A $50 account closeout fee may apply. Fund investments held in your account may be subject to management, low balance, and short-term trading fees, as described in the offering materials.


Orders
Fidelity reserves the right (but is not obligated) to cancel open orders when the limit price becomes unrealistic in relation to the market price. A cancellation notice will be mailed to you promptly in this event, and you may place a new order if you wish.ou must call a Fidelity representative to place the following orders: 1  Cancel and replace a mutual fund order in a brokerage account. 2  Cancel and replace an order in a mutual fund account. 3  Cancel a brokerage account Fidelity Electronic Funds Transfer request.


Glossary
ET for market orders eligible for execution at 9:30 a.m. ET, when the market opens. Acceptance of a cancellation request by Fidelity between 9:28 and 9:30 a.m. ET does not guarantee an order cancellation. All requests to cancel an order are processed on a best-efforts basis.T and 4:00 p.m. ET in thirty minute increments (i.e., 10:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m., etc). If all or part of your order is not executed by the time youâve selected for expiration, your order will be canceled.


How Long Does It Take to Become a Personal Trainer?
Personal trainers help individuals get into shape or maintain athletic performance by demonstrating exercise and encouraging fitness. They work in private residences, their own studios or health clubs. Certification by fitness organizations lends credibility to their services and can be accomplished in as little as a day or as long as three years.


Medical and Health Professions
Sports Medicine Certification Information. Sports medicine certifications are generally optional credentials that demonstrate specialized competence. Continue reading for... Sports Medicine Trainer: Salary Info, Job Description and Requirements. Learn about the education and preparation needed to become a sports medicine trainer. Get a quick view of the requirements as...


How Long Does It Take to Become a Personal Trainer?
For those interested in offering a range of exercises, personal training certification can take as long as a year. For example, the Fitness Instruction Certificate program offered by UCLA extension covers 13 courses, including anatomy and biomechanics, nutrition, fitness testing, resistance training, coaching techniques and personal training.


Sports Medicine Degree Programs with Course Information
The sports medicine field offers a wide range of careers for students studying at the bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree levels. Educational programs similar to sports medicine may be called exercise science and athletic training. Sports medicine degrees take between two and four years and may offer opportunities for specialization. Students may choose to concentrate on different focus areas such as strength and conditioning or sport management.


What Are the Basics of a Sports Medicine Degree?
Sports Medicine Master Degree. At the graduate level, sports medicine programs focus on advanced topics such as biostatistics, clinical biomechanics and muscle physiology. These programs often require a thesis to be completed at the end of the 2-year program.


How Long Does It Take to Become a Personal Trainer?
Students must pass the course with a C grade or better. However, they may repeat courses one time. A full-time student, taking four courses a quarter, could finish the program in a year. Most working adults take one course per quarter. At that rate, it would take more than three years to finish the program.


Sports Medicine Degree Programs with Course Information
A bachelor's degree is usually required for entrance into a master's degree program. Students with a bachelor's degree unrelated to sports medicine may need to take specific courses before gaining entry. Students in sports medicine master's degree programs receive classroom instruction, participate in research projects and obtain practical training.


What Are the Basics of a Sports Medicine Degree?
Sports Medicine Bachelor's Degree. A bachelor's degree gives you the foundation for your career in sports medicine or to pursue further educational goals. Some of the classes you can expect to take include biology, human anatomy, human physiology, nutrition, exercise physiology and neuroscience. Sports Medicine Master Degree


How Long Does It Take to Become a Personal Trainer?
Long. For those wanting extensive training and personal training certification by national organizations such as the American College of Sport Medicine, associate degrees are available that take a minimum of two years of full-time study.


Top 10 Most Serious Pet Diseases
10. Kidney disease: Kidney disease is common in senior cats, but also seen in cats and dogs of all ages. It can be congenital or develop as the pet ages. While cats with kidney disease can be treated and kept healthy for several years in most cases, dogs typically deteriorate more quickly.eartworm: Heartworm is a disease spread by mosquitoes and it has been diagnosed in all 50 states. While it is much more common in dogs, cats can also acquire the disease. If the infection is caught early enough in dogs, it can generally be treated, but there is no cure for feline heartworm disease.


Common Dental Problems in Pets
Dental disease is one of the most common diseases diagnosed by veterinarians. Affecting both dogs and cats, it can occur in pets as young as 2-3 years of age.In fact, veterinarians report that the majority of the dogs and cats seen have some degree of dental disease by age three.ental disease is one of the most common diseases diagnosed by veterinarians. Affecting both dogs and cats, it can occur in pets as young as 2-3 years of age.


List of dog diseases
1 Hypothyroidism is the most common endocrine disease in dogs. 2  It can be caused by autoimmune destruction (lymphocytic thyroiditis) or idiopathic atrophy of the thyroid gland. 3  These two causes are responsible for over 95% of the hypothyroidism cases in dogs. Liver failure * is common in dogs. 2  Signs include vomiting, loss of appetite, weight loss, and jaundice. 3  Causes include bacterial or viral infection, toxic insult, cancer, copper storage diseases, or it may be idiopathic.


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Heart disease is common in dogs. Valvular heart disease is the most common cause of heart disease and is especially common in small breed dogs. The mitral valve is the valve of the heart that is most often affected.eart disease in dogs is a common diagnosis. In large breed dogs, dilated cardiomyopathy is the most common cause of heart disease. Learn more about canine dilated cardiomyopathy and what causes this heart disease in dogs.


List of dog diseases
1 Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)* is a group of diseases in dogs that are idiopathic and characterized by the presence of inflammatory cell infiltrates in the stomach and/or intestinal walls. 2  It is a common condition. 3  Signs include vomiting, diarrhea, and weight loss. Liver failure * is common in dogs. 2  Signs include vomiting, loss of appetite, weight loss, and jaundice. 3  Causes include bacterial or viral infection, toxic insult, cancer, copper storage diseases, or it may be idiopathic.


6 Most Common Dog Health Problems
Dogs and Ear Infections. Ear infections are a common canine health problem, and they can be caused by allergies, yeast, ear mites, bacteria, hair growth deep in the ear canal, and more. Symptoms your dog may have with an ear infection include:1  Head shaking or head tilting. 2  Ear odor.ogs and Ear Infections. Ear infections are a common canine health problem, and they can be caused by allergies, yeast, ear mites, bacteria, hair growth deep in the ear canal, and more. Symptoms your dog may have with an ear infection include:


List of dog diseases
This list of dog diseases is a continuously updated selection of diseases and other conditions found in the dog. Some of these diseases are unique to dogs or closely related species, while others are found in other animals.Including humans.Not all of the articles listed here contain information specific to dogs. Liver failure * is common in dogs. 2  Signs include vomiting, loss of appetite, weight loss, and jaundice. 3  Causes include bacterial or viral infection, toxic insult, cancer, copper storage diseases, or it may be idiopathic.


5 Common Diseases in Small & Medium Dogs
By Dr. Eva Evans, a veterinarian and writer for Pets Best Pet Health Insurance for dogs and cats. As our pets age, they become more susceptible to disease. While most diseases can happen in any size or breed of dog, the following are most common in small and medium sized breeds.Small breeds tend to be less than 25lbs, examples of small breeds include Chihuahuas, Shih Tzus, Rat Terriers, Boston Terriers, and Pugs.y Dr. Eva Evans, a veterinarian and writer for Pets Best Pet Health Insurance for dogs and cats. As our pets age, they become more susceptible to disease. While most diseases can happen in any size or breed of dog, the following are most common in small and medium sized breeds.


Top 10 Diseases in Dogs
Dog Disease 5: Lyme Disease in Dogs. Lyme disease is a bacterial disease spread by ticks. Infected dogs exhibit symptoms such as limping, lethargy, depression, loss of appetite and fatigue.Lyme disease can affect the heart, kidneys and brain. Vaccinations are the best way to prevent this terrible disease.og Disease 10: Hepatitis in Dogs. Hepatitis in dogs affects the liver. The disease is highly contagious, passed easily from dog to dog. Symptoms of hepatitis include vomiting, diarrhea and fever.


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Share. Canine heart disease is common and valvular heart disease is the most common cause of heart disease in dogs. Learn about the methods veterinarians use to diagnose mitral and tricuspid valve heart disease and read about ways to monitor your dog at home.eart disease in dogs is a common diagnosis. In large breed dogs, dilated cardiomyopathy is the most common cause of heart disease. Learn more about canine dilated cardiomyopathy and what causes this heart disease in dogs.


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Tattoo Shop Etiquette. Â» 1 Just so that there isnât any doubtâ¦ When you are in a tattoo studio you should conduct yourself with a sense of decorum that you do when youâre in any other business.Â«. Â» 2 Here is a list of some âDoâs & Donâtsâ for your next visit to the tattoo studioÂ«.


How To Not Be A Dick At The Tattoo Shop
Tip your artist. I tip 20 to 30% on the cost of the session, because my tattoo artist is a special person and our relationship is important to me. Again, if you canât afford a tattoo, WITH a respectable tip, donât get one.


10 Tips For Getting a Tattoo
10 Tips For Getting a Tattoo. Getting your first tattoo is a very bold decision that can lead to a lifetime of regret if you donât get things right. Itâs understandable to be a little bit intimidated by the idea. We want your first tattoo experience to be one that you remember for all of the right reasons, so we created these 10 tips for getting a tattoo. While most of these are geared toward people getting their first ink, even tattoo veterans can be reminded of a few things they may have forgotten.


Tattoo Shop Etiquette
Â»Here is a list of some âDoâs & Donâtsâ for your next visit to the tattoo studioÂ«. 1  DO try to have some kind of idea of what it is that youâre looking for before you come to the studio. 2  Impulse buying isnât usually a very good way to find a tattoo that youâll be able to live with for the rest of your life.


How Much to Tip a Tattoo Artist
Tattoo tipping etiquette, in general, should hover around 15% for small tattoos and 20% for larger tattoos, but as with all tips, you as a customer ultimately determine the amount based on the quality of service and the work performed. Consider your involvement as well.


Should you tip a tattoo artist? How much?
Tips are really important for tattoo artists, just like they are for most folks in service industries. 20% is about right, but the bigger or more complicated the piece (and the more you like the artist) the better you should tip. I just had a $500 piece done (artists was super nice and knocked it down to about $425) and I ended up tipping about 35%.


The Law
Tattoo Artist. A tip is not required. If you feel the work was exceptional, you should leave a tip. It does not have to be much but even $5 dollars is better than nothing. However, prasing good work and referrals are forms of thanks that can be more welcome than a monetary gift. If you can afford it and it is excellent work, leave a tip.


Tattoo Shop Etiquette
Going to a tattoo studio is no different than patronizing a restaurant. You are the customer/client and we are going to try to make your experience the best one we possibly can. In fact, thereâs a Tattoo Client Bill of Rights which defines your rights.


How Much to Tip a Tattoo Artist
Especially at the outset of a relationship with your tattoo artist, tipping is an important consideration. A tip that is slightly higher than average at the beginning may ensure great service and work on your next tattoo or session, or even an appointment when the office is already busy.


How To Not Be A Dick At The Tattoo Shop
Good tattoos are expensive. Along with razors, theyâre one of the few items in life you should never skimp on. Donât argue, complain about the price, or go on about how much cheaper you could get the tattoo somewhere else. Your artist is putting a piece of custom art permanently on your body.


Florida Uninsured Drivers
Florida Uninsured Drivers and Uninsured Motorist Coverage. Many people in Florida drive without bodily injury insurance coverage. It has been estimated that 25% and 33% of all drivers have no bodily injury coverage.


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The states with the highest number of uninsured drivers in 2007 were New Mexico (29 percent), Mississippi (28 percent), Alabama (26 percent), Oklahoma (24 percent) and Florida (23 percent).


Penalties for Driving without Insurance in Florida
Penalties for Driving Without Insurance in An Accident. Accidents in the state of Florida need to be reported immediately to law enforcement if they involve an injury or death, a hit-and-run, intoxicated driver, or property damage that appears to be over $500.


Uninsured drivers are driving up your rates
There's a one-in-four chance the driver doesn't have insurance, the insurance industry says. That puts Florida in the top five states for uninsured drivers, according to the Insurance Research Council. The state estimates the percentage of uninsured drivers is much lower. No matter, the number of uninsured drivers is one reason Floridians pay $1,476 a year, on average, for automobile insurance, Insure.com estimates.


Florida Uninsured Drivers
Florida Uninsured Drivers. Many people in Florida drive without bodily injury insurance coverage. It has been estimated that 25% and 33% of all drivers have no bodily injury coverage.


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The five states with the lowest uninsured driver estimates were Massachusetts (1 percent), Maine (4 percent), North Dakota (5 percent), New York (5 percent) and Vermont (6 percent).


Penalties for Driving without Insurance in Florida
Otherwise, the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) can suspend your driver's license, your registration and your vehicle tags for up to three years or until you take out a policy, whichever is shorter. You can also be fined anywhere from $150 to $500 for driving uninsured.


Penalties for Driving without Insurance in Florida
The fees to reinstate your license and vehicle registration after the second and subsequent offenses are more expensive in the state of Florida. If you let your insurance lapse for a second time within three years of the first lapse, the reinstatement fee increases to $250 for the second offense.


Uninsured Motorist Statistics
Percent of drivers who are uninsured. 12.6 %. Percent of car accidents caused by uninsured motorists. 12.5 %. Annual auto damage that goes unpaid for due to uninsured motorists. $28,000,000,000. Percent of uninsured motorists who said they canât afford insurance.


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TAMPA, February 12, 2009 âNearly one in four Florida drivers may be driving without insurance, according to a recent study, and that number could rise by as much as five percentage points next year as the economic downturn causes unemployment rates to increase, according to the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.).


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Bixby Home Hardware Center. About Search Results. About Search Results. YP - The Real Yellow PagesSM - helps you find the right local businesses to meet your specific needs. Search results are sorted by a combination of factors to give you a set of choices in response to your search criteria.


Bixby's Local Hardware Store
Bixby's Local Hardware Store. Sutherlands is a complete Home Improvement and hardware store. Tens of thousands of products are in stock at low everyday prices. We also offer custom buildings like post frame barns, garages and deck packages. Our staff is friendly, knowledgeable and ready to help you with any project you may have.


Hardscape Materials
Make the most of your free time. Hardscape Materials is the go to place in Northeastern Oklahoma for building stone, water features, furniture, pottery and all your fireplace needs. Conveniently located on 116th & Memorial in South Tulsa since our beginnings in 1991. Hardscape Materials offers a vast amount of inventory and the availability to deliver quickly. We offer builder and contractor discounts, special customer service, accurate weights and excellent selection.


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Home Hardware USA is the premier Weslock and Rustiware dealer in the United States. Our knowledge and experience with Weslock and Rusticwre products is unmatched in the industry.


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Founded in 2002, Rusticware has quickly become one of the premier decorative hardware companies in America. Our lines include an extensive collection of kitchen, bath and builders hardware. Rusticware features the most popular styles and designs with finishes to match the decor of almost any home. All knobs, pulls & bath accessories are solid zinc die cast.


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Store Details. The Home Depot S Tulsa #3903 can help you with all your home improvement projects. Our address is 9808 East 71st, Tulsa, OK, 74133 and our phone number is (918) 459-3700. We offer a variety of features including Kitchen ShowroomHome Depot Truck RentalPropane ExchangeTool RentalLarge Equipment RentalKey Cutting .


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Bixby Home Hardware Center. About Search Results. YP - The Real Yellow PagesSM - helps you find the right local businesses to meet your specific needs. Search results are sorted by a combination of factors to give you a set of choices in response to your search criteria.


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St. John. Located only 4 miles east of St. Thomas, St. John is 7 miles long by 3 miles wide with more than two thirds of the island protected by the National Park Service making it the most underdeveloped and laid back of the islands.


St. Lucia's currency options
The Eastern Caribbean dollar is the official currency of St. Lucia, but the U.S. dollar is widely accepted. Photo credit: Â© Dmitriy Shironosov | Dreamstime.com. While the official currency of St. Lucia is the Eastern Caribbean dollar(EC), U.S. dollars are widely accepted at most businesses on the island. In fact, prices are quoted in U.S. dollars at many St. Lucian resorts, restaurants, and tourist destinations.


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Note that even in destinations where the U.S. dollar is accepted, you may receive change in local currency. Official Currency (Money) for Caribbean Countries: (* indicates U.S. dollar also widely accepted). Eastern Caribbean Dollar: Anguilla *, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica *, Grenada, Montserrat, Nevis *, St. Lucia *, St. Kitts, St. Vincent and the Grenadines *,


St. Lucia's currency options
Currency. The EC is available in $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 bills. EC coins are minted in $0.01, $0.02, $0.05, $0.10, $0.25, and $1 denominations. The exchange rate is fixed to the U.S. dollar at $1(USD) = $2.70(EC) but is floating for all other currency.


Caribbean Currency for Travelers
In countries that use the Euro and some Caribbean nations in South America and Central America (as well as Cuba), you'll have to exchange your U.S. dollars to local currency.


St. Lucia's currency options
Exchanging Money. Foreign currency can be exchanged at banks, hotels, and stores. Note that many hotels and stores on St. Lucia will exchange U.S. dollars at a lower rate of $1(USD) = $2.50(EC) or $2.60(EC).


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St. Thomas. A very mountainous 13 miles long by 4 miles wide showcasing a natural harbor popular with cruise ships and many protected bays. The most developed and cosmopolitan of the islands with a wide range of accommodations from bed and breakfasts to luxury villas and grand hotels.


Currency exchange on St. Thomas...where?
Hi. We're staying at St. John and is fresh out of dollars. But we have worth $2200 in danish currency. We're also told to go to eather Tortola ot St. Thomas. But! We withdraw all our money from the bank whem we left Denmark-as we believed that the islands witch lived on turism would let us exchange our money. But no.


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St. Croix. 40 miles south from St. Thomas with a mix of lush mountainsides and arid rocky points this 22 mile long and 6 mile wide island houses beautiful beaches between the two main towns Frederiksted and Christiansted rich with European history, wonderful architecture, ruins, and museums.


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Travel is quick and simple between the islands. St. John is 20 minutes from St. Thomas by ferry and there is a daily direct 25 minute flight by small plane between St. Croix and St. Thomas.


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The starting salary for cardiologists basically ranges from between $180,000 to $250,000 while the cardiologists with more than 5 years of experience receive salaries averaging from between $300,000 â $400,000.n average salary for a cardiologist based in Canada ranges from between 154,073 CAD â 293,432 CAD per annum while an average hourly wage ranges from between 88.04 CAD â 171.19 CAD per hour.


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In order to know what one should expect when they pursue a career in cardiology, one must consider the different factors that affect salary. Years of experience is an important determinant of salary for cardiologists. Starting salary for cardiologists is typically in the range of $180,000 to $250,000.Physicians with over 5 years experience may draw salaries in the $300,000 to $400,000 range, and competitive Interventional Cardiologists who have created successful, profit-sharing partnerships can bring in as much as $800,000.Level of specialization is also a determining factor of salary.hysicians with over 5 years experience may draw salaries in the $300,000 to $400,000 range, and competitive Interventional Cardiologists who have created successful, profit-sharing partnerships can bring in as much as $800,000.


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As with other professions and other medical specialties, the salary of a cardiologist depends much upon experience and specialty. According to PayScale.com, the cardiologist salary ranges from $196,057â$556,244.The average annual salary is reported at $344,896.s with other professions and other medical specialties, the salary of a cardiologist depends much upon experience and specialty. According to PayScale.com, the cardiologist salary ranges from $196,057â$556,244.


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Cardiologist salary. As with other professions and other medical specialties, the salary of a cardiologist depends much upon experience and specialty. According to PayScale.com, the cardiologist salary ranges from $196,057â$556,244. The average annual salary is reported at $344,896.s with other professions and other medical specialties, the salary of a cardiologist depends much upon experience and specialty. According to PayScale.com, the cardiologist salary ranges from $196,057â$556,244.


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A pediatric cardiologist diagnoses and treats cardiovascular disease in infants and children. The annual salary for a pediatric cardiologist averages about $241,014. When broken down, 10% of pediatric cardiologists earn about $182,117 annually, and 90% earn about $352,825 per year.s with other professions and other medical specialties, the salary of a cardiologist depends much upon experience and specialty. According to PayScale.com, the cardiologist salary ranges from $196,057â$556,244.


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Entry-Level Salary. Cardiac and thoracic surgeons typically follow medical school with a five-year residency, and then two to three years' fellowship in a surgical program. The payoff for that extended period of education is an above-average salary from the first year of practice.ntry-Level Salary. Cardiac and thoracic surgeons typically follow medical school with a five-year residency, and then two to three years' fellowship in a surgical program. The payoff for that extended period of education is an above-average salary from the first year of practice.


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An average salary for a cardiologist based in Canada ranges from between 154,073 CAD â 293,432 CAD per annum while an average hourly wage ranges from between 88.04 CAD â 171.19 CAD per hour.A median salary for a cardiologist averages to about 254,344 CAD per annum while a median wage is about 145.76 CAD per hour.A highest paid cardiologist receives over 293,432 CAD while the lowest paid cardiologist earns about 154,073 CAD per annum.n average salary for a cardiologist based in Canada ranges from between 154,073 CAD â 293,432 CAD per annum while an average hourly wage ranges from between 88.04 CAD â 171.19 CAD per hour.


Cardiologist Salary
Finally, specialization is the third main factor impacting annual income. Salaries for an invasive cardiologist can range from $250,000 to $550,000, while a pediatric cardiology will make only $250,000 on average.Education and Specialization. The choice of specialization, as mentioned, can have a tremendous impact on a salary.t an average salary of $376,052 a year, they are extremely well compensated. Individuals who fall in the lowest 10% of all cardiologists can expect to make less than $251,449 each year whereas others with more experience in the top 10% can reach more than $550,421 annually.


Declarations Against Interest Law and Legal Definition
Declarations Against Interest Law and Legal Definition. A declaration against interest is an exception to the hearsay rule, which prohibits introduction of out-of-court staments of unavailable witnesses. It is a statement that is against the maker's financial interests or risk of legal liability to such an extent that no reasonable person would make such a statement unless he/she believed it was true.


Party admission
The party admission, in the law of evidence, is a type of statement that appears to be hearsay (an out of court statement) but is generally exempted (excluded) from the definition of hearsay.


XKCD #936: Short complex password, or long dictionary passphrase?
ADMISSIONS AGAINST INTEREST. known as the admission against interest.. The obvious problem with this term is that it. erroneously suggests either that an admission must be against interest, or that an actual. declaration against interest must also qualify as an admission, which in turn suggests that.


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Admission Against Interest. Admission Against Interest. An admission against interest is an exception to the hearsay rule which allows someone to testify to a statement by another person that reveals something incriminating, embarassing, or otherwise damaging to the maker of the statement.


Admission Against Interest
Admission Against Interest. Definition. An out-of-court statement by a party that, when uttered, is against the party's pecuniary, proprietary, or penal interest and that is admissible under both an exclusion (admission by a party-opponent) and an exception (statement against interest) to the rule against hearsay.


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Admissions against interest is a phrase that is commonly used by lawyers, judges, and commentators alike to explain the admissibility, vis-A-vis the hearsay rule, of. certain out-of-court statements made by either a party opponent or a now unavailable. declarant.


Declarations Against Interest Law and Legal Definition
It is distinguished from an admission because, unlike a declaration against interest, an admission need not be against the declarantâs interest at the time it is made; thus even a statement that seems neutral or self-serving at the time it is made may be introduced against the party who made it.


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An admission by a witness can be introduced as evidence only to discredit the witness's testimony. An admission against interest is a statement made by a party to a lawsuit, usually before the suit, that contradicts what he or she is now alleging in the case. Because the statements tend to establish or disprove a material fact in the case, they are considered admissions against interest.


Party admission
Distinction between party admissions and statements against interest. There is frequent confusion about whether a party admission has to be a statement that is against the interests of its maker. The word admission connotes that the statement must be harmful. However, the party admission exemption does not in any way require that the admission be a representation against the party's interest - a statement against interest..


Editorâs Corner: Stalking History on the Hank Williams Death Ride
Georgianaâs display is nothing, of course, compared to Montgomeryâs decidedly more upscale Hank Williams Museum, which features the car itself and literally begins with the singerâs death.


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Williams was born in Butler County, Alabama, the son of Jessie Lillybelle Lillie (nee NÃ©e skipper-1898) 1955 And Elonzo Huble Lon. Williams his parents married On november, 12. 1916 Hank williams was Of-English american. ancestry


Real vs. Fake Christian Persecution: how you can spot the difference
We lost a great man,when we lost Hank.thats how i see it. Category. License.


Hank Williams
Keeping his legacy, Williams' son, Hank Williams, Jr., daughter Jett Williams, grandson Hank Williams III, and granddaughters Hilary Williams and Holly Williams are also country musicians.


Hank Williams
Williams was born in Butler County, Alabama, the son of Jessie Lillybelle Lillie (nee NÃ©e skipper-1898) 1955 And Elonzo Huble Lon. Williams his parents married On november, 12. 1916 Hank williams was Of-English american. Ancestry Elonzo williams worked as an engineer for the railroads of The.W. T smith lumber. company


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Williams died in the early morning hours of New Year's Day in 1953 at the age of 29 from heart failure exacerbated by pills and alcohol. Despite his short life, Williams has had a major influence on twentieth-century popular music, and especially country music.


Editorâs Corner: Stalking History on the Hank Williams Death Ride
According to Colin Escott, author of the Hank Williams: The Biography, Hank had already been drinking before Charles Carr and he left Montgomery, and to make the trip more comfortable, heâd found a doctor to give him a shot of morphine.


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During this time, Williams informally changed his name to Hank, believing it to be a better name for country music. He moved to Montgomery and his music career began there in 1937 when WSFA radio station producers hired him to perform and host a 15-minute program.


Editorâs Corner: Stalking History on the Hank Williams Death Ride
A sign at a curve reads âHank Williams Memorial Road,â and just like that, I was in the middle of a town. Out of the corner of my eye, I caught the sight Iâd been looking for and hurriedly pulled into a bank parking lot.


Editorâs Corner: Stalking History on the Hank Williams Death Ride
Of course, history doesnât really match either. Missing from the laminated article and the Hank Williams Trail publicity materials is the presence during Hankâs historic visit of his newly pregnant girlfriend, Bobbie Jett, or the fact that on the singerâs first night there, he didnât sleep in the cabin at all.


Tapetum lucidum
Cats and dogs with blue eyes (see Eye color) may display both eyeshine and red-eye effect. Both species have a tapetum lucidum, so their pupils may display eyeshine.In flash color photographs, however, individuals with blue eyes may also display a distinctive red eyeshine.ats and dogs with blue eyes (see Eye color) may display both eyeshine and red-eye effect. Both species have a tapetum lucidum, so their pupils may display eyeshine.


Why Do My Dog's... Eyes Glow in the Dark?
âItâs not a hard and fast rule, but adult yellow Labradors tend to have light yellow-colored tapetums and black Labs tend to have deeper yellow or green-colored tapetums,â he says. Dogs with white coats and blue eyes can give off a red-eye effect in dark settings.The red-eye look is due to blood vessels in the eyes that reflect when exposed to light. âAmong my favorites are Miniature Schnauzers , Dr. Powell says.Their eyes tend to glow a beautiful turquoise color.â.igstockphoto. By day, your dogâs eyes may be a stunning hue of chestnut or sky blue. However, in dim light, his eyes may cast a ghoulish green glow, a diluted blue shade or even a beautiful purple hue.


Tapetum lucidum
Cats and dogs with blue eyes (see eye color) may display both eyeshine and red-eye effect. Both species have a tapetum lucidum, so their pupils may display eyeshine. In flash color photographs, however, individuals with blue eyes may also display a distinctive red eyeshine.Individuals with heterochromia may display red eyeshine in the blue eye and normal yellow/green/blue/white eyeshine in the other eye. These include odd-eyed cats and bi-eyed dogs.n flash color photographs, however, individuals with blue eyes may also display a distinctive red eyeshine. Individuals with heterochromia may display red eyeshine in the blue eye and normal yellow/green/blue/white eyeshine in the other eye. These include odd-eyed cats and bi-eyed dogs.


Why Do My Dog's... Eyes Glow in the Dark?
Bigstockphoto. By day, your dogâs eyes may be a stunning hue of chestnut or sky blue. However, in dim light, his eyes may cast a ghoulish green glow, a diluted blue shade or even a beautiful purple hue.igstockphoto. By day, your dogâs eyes may be a stunning hue of chestnut or sky blue. However, in dim light, his eyes may cast a ghoulish green glow, a diluted blue shade or even a beautiful purple hue.


What Do My Dogâs Eyes Say About His Health?
Q. My dogâs eyes are red. A. Dr. Nunnery: Changes in the color of the eyes can be disconcerting. In fact, itâs one of the most common eye concerns that compel owners to bring dogs to the vet.. My dog has been squinting, as well as rubbing, his eyes. A. Squinting or holding the eye shut usually indicates ocular pain, which can be intense because there are so many sensory nerve endings on the corneaâs surface.


Red Eye in Dogs
Causes. There are various factors which may contribute to a dog's red eye, such as inflammation of the eyelid, cornea, sclera, conjunctiva, ciliary body, and iris. Other causes include: 1  Glaucoma. 2  Orbital disease.3  Hemorrhage at the front of the eye.4  Hemorrhage within the eye from newly formed or existing blood vessels.auses. There are various factors which may contribute to a dog's red eye, such as inflammation of the eyelid, cornea, sclera, conjunctiva, ciliary body, and iris. Other causes include: 1  Glaucoma. 2  Orbital disease.


Why Dog Eyes Glow at Night
The job of the tapetum lucidum is to improve your dogs vision in dim light, and it does this by reflecting light back to the retina. The more light the retina receives the more information it has to work with to translate that light into images (thatâs a very simplistic version of how our eyes work!).anuary 1, 2010 at 8:44 am. I searched to find this subject because I have been around hundreds of dogs throughout my life and I have never seen their eyes glow anything other than green or red. I have just recently adopted a pure white pitbull and her eyes glow the most beautiful bright blue.


What Do My Dogâs Eyes Say About His Health?
Q. My dogâs eyes appear to be hazy and cloudy. A. Scratches on the cornea or inflammation inside the eye (uveitis) â both of which can be treated with medication â commonly cause the haziness. Glaucoma, which can also be the cause sometimes, may be treated with anti-glaucoma medication.. My dog has been squinting, as well as rubbing, his eyes. A. Squinting or holding the eye shut usually indicates ocular pain, which can be intense because there are so many sensory nerve endings on the corneaâs surface.


Why Dog Eyes Glow at Night
December 28, 2007 at 4:23 am. I am a very big dog lover, I have owned several dogs, but I have a lab and golden retriever now, At night the labs eyes glow bright blue, like flashlights, and the goldenâs glow orange, which really amazes me because the dogs I have owned in the past either glowed green or red.anuary 1, 2010 at 8:44 am. I searched to find this subject because I have been around hundreds of dogs throughout my life and I have never seen their eyes glow anything other than green or red. I have just recently adopted a pure white pitbull and her eyes glow the most beautiful bright blue.