Weight gain in pregnancy
But as a rule of thumb the heavier you were before you got pregnant, the less weight you should put on during your next nine months. For most mums-to-be, with a healthy pre-pregnancy weight, doctors recommended gaining between 11-16kg (25-35lb or 1.8 to 2.5 stone) over the full nine months.


The Meaning Of The Cross
For unbelievers, the cross of Christ is an enigma, totally baffling. But for those who believe, it is the focus of their lives, providing all the benefits that God wants us to have. This sermon takes a look at the reason for Christ's death and what it means for us today.. Rom 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. I know that lots of people think that God has a set of scales, and that He weighs our bad deeds on one side, and our good deeds on the other side.


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A sermon outline about the saving power of the cross of Christ, according to Mark. Reading: Mark 15:25-39 Introduction: Religion can sometimes be the enemy of Christianity. The religion I think about, has to do with ceremonies and rituals, symbols and traditions. sermon outline about the saving power of the cross of Christ, according to Mark. Reading: Mark 15:25-39 Introduction: Religion can sometimes be the enemy of Christianity. The religion I think about, has to do with ceremonies and rituals, symbols and traditions.


The Deeper Meaning of the Cross
The cross reveals the great heart of God, and that heart is filled with love.God is fully satisfied with the work of his Son.God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of Godâ (2 Corinthians 5:21). This is one of the most magnificent verses in the all the Bible.


The Market-Driven Church: A Look Behind the Scenes*
THE MESSAGE OF THE CROSS. Intro: We are living in a day when the message of the church is changing. Churches, and even whole denominations, are moving away from the old message of salvation through the blood of Jesus, and are moving toward a message of salvation through social activism and good works.ntro: We are living in a day when the message of the church is changing. Churches, and even whole denominations, are moving away from the old message of salvation through the blood of Jesus, and are moving toward a message of salvation through social activism and good works.


The Deeper Meaning of the Cross
The Fool on the Hill: What the Cross Means to the World. Some people are surprised to learn that in the beginning Christianity had no recognized symbol.God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of Godâ (2 Corinthians 5:21). This is one of the most magnificent verses in the all the Bible.


The Deeper Meaning of the Cross
âGod made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of Godâ (2 Corinthians 5:21). This is one of the most magnificent verses in the all the Bible.Spurgeon called it the heart of the gospel.God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of Godâ (2 Corinthians 5:21). This is one of the most magnificent verses in the all the Bible.


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The cross is the key that unlocks the meaning of Jesus; his death and resurrection. The cross is the key that unlocks the mystery of our lives. We sense that in the cross. Tonightâs sermon focuses on Jesusâ seven words or seven sentences from the cross.You will experience the seven last words orally in a sermon; you will experience the seven last words musically by our choir.he cross is the key that unlocks the mystery of our lives. We sense that in the cross. Tonightâs sermon focuses on Jesusâ seven words or seven sentences from the cross. You will experience the seven last words orally in a sermon; you will experience the seven last words musically by our choir.


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Just what is the meaning of the death of Christ on the cross? At the cross, Christ defeated Satan, casting him down so that he no longer had the power to keep the elect from all nations from coming to Christ.ust what is the meaning of the death of Christ on the cross? At the cross, Christ defeated Satan, casting him down so that he no longer had the power to keep the elect from all nations from coming to Christ.


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1. Brethren, the death of Jesus Christ on the cross has a compelling power. This demonstration of love on our behalf should compel us to do many things. a. It should compel us to show gratitude, to deny ourselves and put God first, and to have a heart that recognizes the need to have the Lord in our lives. 2.. Well, my friends, the cross has meaning; it has significance and we need to start taking the cross of Christ more seriously. We need to embrace the value of the cross.  1 For Christ's love compels us, because we are convinced that one died for all, and therefore all died.


Sermons on Mark - Brian Bill
2. Rom 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. I know that lots of people think that God has a set of scales, and that He weighs our bad deeds on one side, and our good deeds on the other side.. Rom 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. I know that lots of people think that God has a set of scales, and that He weighs our bad deeds on one side, and our good deeds on the other side.


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In flash evaporators, the release rate is the critical parameter in determining the. entrainment. This release rate also is important in calculating the height to the demisters. and size of the demisters as well as the product purity. In HTME and VTE evaporators, the brine curtain velocity is the critical factor in determining entrainment.


Separator (oil production)
Separators work on the principle that the three components have different densities, which allows them to stratify when moving slowly with gas on top, water on the bottom and oil in the middle. Any solids such as sand will also settle in the bottom of the separator. The functions of oil and gas separators can be divided into the primary and secondary functions which will be discussed later on.


Entrainment Separators
Inline Entrainment Separators. Inline Centrifugal Entrainment Separators for Steam, air, and Other Gases. Penn Inline Separators create a centrifugal spinning action that separates out liquid entrainment droplets in steam, air, or other gases. Each are Inline type designed to fit in existing piping. The most efficient type is our T type design.


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While there are various types of separators used within the process industry (fiber mist, electrostatic precipitators, centrifugal, and others), the impingement separator is most. applicable for evaporators in desalination units. The wire mesh type impingement. separator or demister is the most widely used. The arrangements for MSF evaporators, HTME evaporators and VTE evaporators result. in very different methods for determining the entrainment reaching the mist eliminators.


Separator (oil production)
Gas can be removed from the top of the drum by virtue of being gas. Oil and water are separated by a baffle at the end of the separator, which is set at a height close to the oil-water contact, allowing oil to spill over onto the other side, while trapping water on the near side.


Separator (oil production)
The volume of gas that an oil and gas separator will remove from crude oil is dependent on (1) physical and chemical characteristics of the crude, (2) operating pressure, (3) operating temperature, (4) rate of throughput, (5) size and configuration of the separator, and (6) other factors.


Entrainment Separators
The open flow design keeps pressure loss low. Our other Inline Design is a straight thru that uses a helical baffle to create the centrifugal separation. The body of the separator follows the line requiring less space for installation. These separators are available in horizontal, upflow, or downflow models. All Penn Inline Entrainment Separators are designed and stamped ASME code in threaded, 150# flanged or 300# flanged. Special pressures are also available.


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In desalination operations, this may result in carry-over of brine with the. vapor into the condenser creating an unacceptably high TDS in the product. Mist. eliminators or entrainment separators are used to eliminate the mist so that the amount. of brine carry-over is within acceptable limits.


Separator (oil production)
A production separator is used to separate the produced well fluid from a well, group of wells, or a lease on a daily or continuous basis. Production separators can be vertical, horizontal, or spherical. They can be two-phase or three-phase.


Entrainment Separators
Inline Entrainment Separators Inline Centrifugal Entrainment Separators for Steam, air, and Other Gases Penn Inline Separators create a centrifugal spinning action that separates out liquid entrainment droplets in steam, air, or other gases. Each are Inline type designed to fit in existing piping.


Healing: how long does it take?
When a patient can return to work and the activities of daily living, they are on the way to achieving the full term of recovery. Another indicator is when the patient finally feels normal again. The average long-term recovery for total hip replacement patients is approximately 6 months.


Hospital Discharge
1 Keep the wound area clean and dry. 2  A dressing will be applied in the hospital and should be changed as often as necessary. 3  Ask for instructions on how to change the dressing before you leave the hospital. 4  Follow your doctor's instructions on how long to wait before you shower or bathe.


Hospital Discharge
1 Do keep the affected leg in front as you sit or stand. 2  Do use a high kitchen or barstool in the kitchen. 3  Do kneel on the knee on the operated leg (the bad side). 4  Do use ice to reduce pain and swelling, but remember that ice will diminish sensation.


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Hip replacements make it possible for patients to engage without pain in light activities, such as walking, doubles tennis and golf. However, more strenuous athletic pursuits-such as basketball, jogging, downhill skiing and other activities that put intense pressure on the hip-should be avoided.


How long does it take to recover from total hip replacement surgery?
Short-term recovery involves the early stages of recovery, such as the ability to get out of the hospital bed and be discharged from the hospital. On days 1 or 2, most total hip replacement patients are given a walker to stabilize them. By the third day after the surgery, most patients can go home.


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If you have undergone cemented hip replacement, you can put some weight on the leg immediately using a cane or walker, and you should continue to use some support for 4 to 6 weeks to help the muscles recover.


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Recovering From Hip Replacement Surgery. Short term recovery is the time it will take for your body and your hip to initially heal from surgery. You will be dealing with pain during this phase, but medications can make the pain manageable. During short term recovery, your role is crucial.


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What could be the reason for conjugate base of a strong acid to be weak? How does the acid base titration curve look for the strong, intermediate, and weak polyprotic acids and bases? Why is CH4 a strong nucleophile than H2O? The conjugate base of a weak acid is also a weak base.


Why are some weak bases strong nucleophiles?
Strong is a misleading term, in this case. All strong bases CAN be a strong nucleophiles; they aren't - however - selective. For instance, if you have a leaving group with ANY beta hydrogens on your electrophile, a very strong base will pluck that hydrogen rather than spend time trying to get close to a carbon and do a lengthy SN2 reaction.


Non-nucleophilic base
As the name suggests, a non-nucleophilic base is an organic base that is a poor nucleophile. Normal bases are also nucleophiles, but often chemists seek the proton-removing ability of a base without any other functions. Typical non-nucleophilic bases are bulky, such that protons can attach to the basic center but alkylation and complexation is inhibited.


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STRENGTH OF NUCLEOPHILES (NUCLEOPHILICITY) The relative rate at which a nucleophile (Nu:-) reacts to displace (substitute for) a leaving group is called ânucleophilicityâ. Consider the following nucleophilic substitution reactions:


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The relative rate at which a nucleophile (Nu:-) reacts to displace (substitute for) a leaving group is called ânucleophilicityâ. The first reaction is much faster than the second because I- is a much better Nu:- than Cl-. The leaving group (HOH) was the same in both cases.


Organic Chemistry Strong vs Weak Nucleophile?
Best Answer: There are a few easy rules. Anything with a pair of electrons is considered a nucleophile, but the question now is how to determine which one is strong vs. weak. A weak nucleophile usually does not contain a negative charge (in most cases), for example water, H2O. H2O follows an Sn1 pathway. A strong nucleophile, like Iodine, contains a negative charge (when in ionic form) and will follow and Sn2 pathway.


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1 N,N-Diisopropylethylamine, or DIPEA (also called HÃ¼nig's Base) 2  1,8-Diazabicycloundec-7-ene, or DBUâa favorite for the E2 elimination reaction. 3  2,6-Di-tert-butylpyridine, a weak non-nucleophilic base.  Phosphazene bases, such as t-Bu-P4.


Why are some weak bases strong nucleophiles?
http://www.masterorganicchemistr... Basicity is generally easier to explain .... But a weak base can be a Strong OR weak Nu, depending on all the other factors of Nucleophilicity.


Non-nucleophilic base
A variety of amines and nitrogen heterocycles are useful bases of moderate strength (pKa of conjugate acid around 10-13) 1  N,N-Diisopropylethylamine, or DIPEA (also called HÃ¼nig's Base) 2  1,8-Diazabicycloundec-7-ene, or DBUâa favorite for the E2 elimination reaction.  2,6-Di-tert-butylpyridine, a weak non-nucleophilic base.


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Nucleophilicity increases down any column of the periodic table; as the polarizability of atoms increases ... NH2 OH- F- H2P- HS- Cl- H2As- HSe- Br- H2Sb- HTe- I- Note the similarities and differences of nucleophiles and bases ...


How to Cure a Stomach Ache
However, as soon as I got out of the bath the pain returned. 1  Sit in a comfortable chair and bring your knees up to your chest. 2  Drink lime juice â make it weak with added water. 3  Drink plain soda water â Plain soda water acts to instantly reduce the amount of stomach acid, which relieves stomach ache.


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Finding Quick Relief for Stomach Pain. Finding quick relief is important when you're experiencing stomach pain due to irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Even if you're just having a bad tummy day, you may find some comfort in the fact that there are things you can do to soothe and ease your pain.


How to Cure a Stomach Ache
Symptoms. 1  Symptoms occur three to four days after exposure to the bacteria. 2  Diarrhea which can be mild and watery but also may progress to bloody and severe. 3  Stomach ache which can also be accompanied by pain and tenderness in the belly. 4  Nausea. Vomiting.


How to Cure a Stomach Ache
Relax, and try to expel the gas that is causing the bloating. 1  Lay on your stomach. This sometimes helps if you are gassy and it just doesnât want to come out. 2  Drink a carbonated beverage such as ginger ale or warm Coke. 3  Drink a cup of herbal tea.  Drink a glass of Aloe vera juice â it aids in digestion.


How to Quickly Ease Stomach Pain from IBS
Ulrike Schmitt-Hartmann/Taxi/Getty Images. Finding quick relief is important when you're experiencing stomach pain due to irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Even if you're just having a bad tummy day, you may find some comfort in the fact that there are things you can do to soothe and ease your pain.


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Trying Simple and Quick Fixes. 1  1. Visit the bathroom. Often people who experience nausea or generalized abdominal pain are simply in need of a bowel movement. 2  2. Apply a warm compress to your stomach. Warming your stomach area can help to relax your muscles and reduce any tightness or cramps. 3  3. Stand up and touch your toes.


Walt Disney World Resort
Walt Disney World Resort. BEST WESTERN Lake Buena Vista Resort Hotel is proud to be an official Walt Disney WorldÂ® hotel. We can bring you closer to the DisneyÂ® magic, enjoy gracious accommodations and resort-style amenities that take your Orlando vacation to the next level.


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Overall, as you can probably tell we were thrilled with the hotel. We were.... One of the Best Hotels We Have Ever Visited!. The location to Disney World and free shuttle service to the Disney theme parks definitely came in handy (we used the shuttle almost every day).


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the best stay ever, we loved this hotel. From Epcot you can get another shuttle to any of the other Disney Parks, then back to Epcot, where your hotel shuttle will pick you up. Don't forget to book a time with the hotel....


Walt Disney World Resort
Our location in the Walt Disney WorldÂ® Resort puts you less than four miles to the main entrance to the Magic Kingdom Park. With our complimentary shuttle leaving every 30 minutes, to all four of the Disney Theme Parks, Disney SpringsÂ® Area and Disney Water Parks, you are just a short ride away from all the fun.


Walt Disney World Resort
Walt Disney WorldÂ® Vacation Package. Experience the magic of Disney just minutes from our hotel! Select the number of nights and tickets your family needs and make planning a one step process! Book your hotel room and theme park tickets together with our Disney Vacation package.


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Best Hotels with Shuttle in Orlando. Orlando Hotels with Shuttle. 37 travelers mentioned shuttle when describing this hotel. Every staff member greets you with a smile and a greeting, the rooms are spacious and super clean, very close to airport with free shuttle and they offer a stay, park, fly.


The Ultimate Walt Disney World FREEbie Guide: 130 Free Vacation Items and Activities
Transportation Between Walt Disney World Destinations. Most areas throughout Walt Disney World Resort, including Disney Theme Parks, Disney Water Parks, Resort hotels and the Disney Springs Area, are accessible by bus. Some bus routes may require transfer from one bus to another.


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Great new Hampton. Also, if you live near Orlando this hotel has a good stay one night and park free with a free shuttle service to the airport. Our flight was very late getting in (1:15 AM) and....


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Complimentary Resort Transportation. Complimentary transportation throughout Walt Disney World Resortâincluding transportation to and from Disney Theme Parks and Disney Water Parksâis available to Guests of select Walt Disney World Resort hotels. Avoid the hassle of driving and parking, and save time and money with complimentary transportation throughout Walt Disney World Resort.


Orlando Hotels near Disney World and Universal Studios
Orlando Hotels In and Around Disney World. Our goal at OrlandoVacation.com is to provide you with everything you need to make an informed decision on the best hotel near Disney World for your family at the best price.


Slime mold
In Texas, we typically hear of slime molds in the spring and occasionally in the summer in highly irrigated shade areas. Slime mold can appear to be bright yellow to red. As they begin to dry out, these colors fade to brown and tan. Breaking up the dried blob, you may notice a dark brown to black core â the spores. Slime molds are not known to be a danger to human or animals.


How to Kill Slime Mold in a Yard Organically
Foamy patches that form in gardens and on lawns after a period of rain or after applying freshly ground mulch are the fruiting bodies of slime molds. The patches may be almost any color and are often described as resembling dog vomit. Slime mold is more unsightly than harmful and does not cause plant diseases.


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Slime molds are easily recognized by their brightly colored structures. The most common slime molds on mulch appear as bright yellow, orange, or creamy tan irregular masses. The size of these masses can range from an inconspicuous inch to a dramatic several feet in diameter.


How to Kill Slime Mold in a Yard Organically
If left untreated, slime mold generally disappears on its own in five to seven days, but even this brief period of time is too long to look at particularly revolting slime molds.


How to Kill Slime Mold in a Yard Organically
1 Dense thatch in a lawn causes the accumulation of water and provides a good environment for slime mold. 2  Dethatching helps to prevent slime mold by allowing the lawn to drain more freely.


How to Kill Slime Mold in a Yard Organically
1 Some experts suggest using copper fungicides as a preventative for severe and recurrent slime molds. 2  Although copper is considered an organic treatment, repeated use destroys soil organisms, including earthworms.


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The Plasmodium forms stalks topped by sphere-like fruiting bodies that contain spores that are carried by the rain or wind to new locations. Cellular slime molds also produce spores, but these germinate into amoeba-like cells. The cells happily go their individual ways, as long as food and water are available.


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Slime molds have no direct economic importance. Slime molds are fungi in the class Myxomycetes. These are cosmopolitan organisms that feed on bacteria, protozoa, and other tiny organisms. As is the case with other fungi, slime molds reproduce by spores. Once the spores germinate, they go through several developmental stages which eventually result in a feeding stage called a plasmodium. A plasmodium is a multinucleate mass of protoplasm which results from the fusion of amoeba-like cells. This is a creeping stage of the fungus so when sufficient water is available, slime molds creep or flow over many types of surfaces. They creep at a fairly fast pace and can actually move several feet in 24 hours.


Slime mold
These organisms are very sensitive to the environment. The best approach to controlling slime mold is by modifying the environment. Slime molds do not survive well in dry conditions. We cannot control the rains, but we can carefully manage our irrigation systems to reduce the amount of wetness on the surface.


Slime mold
And they engulf their food, mostly bacteria. The slime mold that typically appear on mulches are from the genus, Fuligo. LIFE CYCLE. The brightly color blobs usually appear and may spread around mulched beds when there is high humidity and relatively warm temperatures.


Heat
Temperature, internal energy, and heat. The temperature of an object is a measure of the energy per molecule of an object. To raise the temperature, energy must be added; to lower the temperature, energy has to be removed. This thermal energy is internal, in the sense that it is associated with the motion of the atoms and molecules making up the object.


Heat
Specific heat capacity. When objects of different temperature are brought together, and heat is transferred from the higher-temperature objects to the lower-temperature objects, the total internal energy is conserved.


Heat
The change in internal energy associated with a change in phase is known as the latent heat. For a liquid-solid phase change, it's called the latent heat of fusion. For the gas-liquid phase change, it's the latent heat of vaporization, which is generally larger than the latent heat of fusion.


Laws of Thermodynamics
1 The first law of thermodynamics, or the law of conservation of energy. The change in a systemâs internal energy is equal to the difference between heat added to the system from its surroundings and work done by the system on its surroundings.  The second law of thermodynamics.


Heat
The immediate meaning of the kinetic energy of the constituent particles is not as heat. It is as a component of internal energy. In microscopic terms, heat is a transfer quantity, and is described by a transport theory, not as steadily localized kinetic energy of particles.


Heat
where m is the mass, and c is the specific heat capacity, a measure of the heat required to change the temperature of a particular mass by a particular temperature. The SI unit for specific heat is J / (kg C).


What is the difference between heat and light?
For other uses, see Heat (disambiguation). In physics, heat is energy that spontaneously passes between a system and its surroundings in some way other than through work or the transfer of matter. When a suitable physical pathway exists, heat flows spontaneously from a hotter to a colder body.


Heat
For a closed system (a system from which no matter can enter or exit), one version of the first law of thermodynamics states that the change in internal energy Î´U of the system is equal to the amount of heat Q supplied to the system minus the amount of work W done by system on its surroundings.


Which airlines offer the best economy classes from Australia?
Take a look at how their economy class seats compare when it comes to legroom, seat width, luggage limits, entertainment and customer feedback. Our infographic above can help you visually compare the economy class seats from Qantas, United Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Etihad, Air New Zealand, and Emirates.


Flying Coach Doesn't Have to (Totally) Suck: Airlines With the Best Economy Class Seats
So Yahoo Travel, with the help of our experts, brings you the airlines with the best economy (or coach) class offerings â where services are decent, and, more important, you wonât feel the need to get all âwild kingdomâ to protect your space. Here they are (in no particular order): Virgin America.


Which airlines offer the best economy classes from Australia?
Seat width. Again, the seat width is similar across most airlines. Emirates, Qantas and United offer the smallest option at 17 inches (a touch over 43 cm) while Singapore Airlines has the biggest economy seats (on some planes) at 19 inches, or just over 48 cm.


Most Spacious Seats In The Sky
In Pictures: Most Spacious Seats in the Sky. âItâs pretty clear in the market.â says Matthew Daimler, founder of SeatGuru.com, which helps travelers find the best seats on their flights. Of course, international airlines have been offering comfortable in-flight sleeping options for years.


Flying Coach Doesn't Have to (Totally) Suck: Airlines With the Best Economy Class Seats
If youâre flying economy class between New Yorkâs JFK Airport and L.A. or San Francisco, look for American Airlinesâ A321. (Photo: American Airlines) We wanted to include at least one of the United Statesâ Big Three Airlines on this list.


Airlines with the Most Seat Space in Economy Class
In the economy cabin on Air Canada flights, you can opt for seats with a pitch that runs from 29 to 35 inches. The seat width on Air Canada planes â in economy class â ranges from 17 to 18.5 inches.


Airlines with the Most Seat Space in Economy Class
Jet Blue. Jet Blue is the leader in the âmost pitchâ and âwidest seatâ contest because the majority of their economy and coach class seats are roomy. Jet Blueâs cheapest seats offer a pitch range of 32 to 35 inches (on most flights), with some planes offering a pitch between 37 and 41 inches.


Which airlines offer the best economy classes from Australia?
To help you make an informed decision when booking your next flight, Skyscanner Australia have compared economy class of the six most popular airlines with flights from Australia, these are Air New Zealand, Emirates, Etihad, Qantas, Singapore Airlines and United Airlines.


Most Spacious Seats In The Sky
In Pictures: Most Spacious Seats in the Sky. âItâs pretty clear in the market.â says Matthew Daimler, founder of SeatGuru.com, which helps travelers find the best seats on their flights. âTrue international business class is going to include [a bed].â. Related Stories.


Travelers Rank the Comfiest Economy Seats on U.S. Airlines
JetBlue is famous for giving passengers more legroom than any other domestic airline in all economy class seats, so it's no surprise that consumers recognize them as having the most comfortable seating, said Airfarewatchdog founder and president George Hobica.


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Surname Meanings & Origins. Learn about the origin of your surname, the history and meaning of your surname, if your surname is common and where it is common, and the how and why of name changes and variant spellings.ELUCA-Name Meaning & Origin. Share. Learn the meaning and origin of the popular Irish last name Connelly and its variations such as O'Connelly, Connolly, and O'Connolly, plus find genealogy and family trees for the Connelly surname.


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45 Articles in: Surname Meaning | Surname Origin-Find the Meaning of Your Surname. View More. Learn how to find the meaning of your last name and trace your surname's origin back through history. Describes the different ways in which surnames developed and tips for tracing last name meanings and origins.ELUCA-Name Meaning & Origin. Share. Learn the meaning and origin of the popular Irish last name Connelly and its variations such as O'Connelly, Connolly, and O'Connolly, plus find genealogy and family trees for the Connelly surname.


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Find the meaning and origin of your last name in this free online dictionary of surname meanings, including surnames of English, Irish, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Polish, English, Canadian, Australian, and Jewish origin.ELUCA-Name Meaning & Origin. Share. Learn the meaning and origin of the popular Irish last name Connelly and its variations such as O'Connelly, Connolly, and O'Connolly, plus find genealogy and family trees for the Connelly surname.


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Genealogy Print. If you have an interest in history, find out a little more of your own! You can find out the meaning of your last name and its origin with this genealogy print. The genealogy of your last name is typed in a paragraph with your last name printed above it in calligraphy script.he paragraph gives information about the origin of your last name, other people in the past that had that name, where it was derived from and the country of origin. The origin of surname print also includes a description of the arms, crest and motto of the family.


Origin of Last Name Print
If you have an interest in history, find out a little more of your own! You can find out the meaning of your last name and its origin with this genealogy print.The genealogy of your last name is typed in a paragraph with your last name printed above it in calligraphy script.he paragraph gives information about the origin of your last name, other people in the past that had that name, where it was derived from and the country of origin. The origin of surname print also includes a description of the arms, crest and motto of the family.


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Visser Surname Meaning & Origin. Share. Learn the origins and meanings of the popular Irish last name Boyle and its variations such as Boyles, O Boyle, O Baoighill and O Baoill, plus learn about the crest of Clan Boyle and how to research your own Boyle last name.ELUCA-Name Meaning & Origin. Share. Learn the meaning and origin of the popular Irish last name Connelly and its variations such as O'Connelly, Connolly, and O'Connolly, plus find genealogy and family trees for the Connelly surname.


THEORIES OF THE ORIGINS OF THE NAME SANDERS
by Ed Sanders. There are several theories about the origins of the Sanders name (see page on History Of Saunders) We believe our Sanders family originated in Scotland.Many of the early Sanders then migrated to England and Ireland and eventually to America.y Ed Sanders. There are several theories about the origins of the Sanders name (see page on History Of Saunders) We believe our Sanders family originated in Scotland.


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Cucumber (Cucumis sativus) is a widely cultivated plant in the gourd family, Cucurbitaceae. It is a creeping vine that bears cylindrical fruits that are used as culinary vegetables. There are three main varieties of cucumber: slicing, pickling, and burpless. They can be used for slicing, salads, pickling, etc., and are available year-round. 2  They are usually burpless as well. 3  Persian cucumber, which are mini, seedless, and slightly sweet, are available from Canada during the summer, and all year-round in the US.


How to Raise Burpless Cucumbers
3. Place the burpless cucumber seedlings (in their peat pots) into the garden, either in rows or in âhillsâ (3 plants for every 36 inches). If you plant dry seeds directly into the soil, place 3 or 4 of them in a hole, about an inch deep.Water the seedlings thoroughly and repeat about once a week.. Till the soil so that it is moist and loose and then layer 3 inches of composted organic matter or manure over the area. The garden must be well-draining and in full sun. Rake the soil into âhillsâ of dirt about 3 feet wide and 8 inches high; each mound will support three or four burpless cucumber plants.


How to Raise Burpless Cucumbers
Harvest burpless cucumbers when they are about 6 to 8 inches long, bright green, firm and crisp. Refrigerate the fruits as soon as possible. Burpless cucumbers grow for about 62 days from seed to harvest.1  Dig This.. Till the soil so that it is moist and loose and then layer 3 inches of composted organic matter or manure over the area. The garden must be well-draining and in full sun. Rake the soil into âhillsâ of dirt about 3 feet wide and 8 inches high; each mound will support three or four burpless cucumber plants.


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Cucumissativus, bitterfree, nonbitter, fruitquality, taste evaluation, vegetablebreeding S UMMARY. Burpless cucumbers arelisted in many seed catalogs as beingmilder in taste (or easier on thedigestion) than the american slicingtype.ruit are grouped top tobottom into grades 1, 2, and cull. â AprilâJune 2000 10(2) 319 80, and Tasty Bright) and six judges.Plots were planted by hand with 30seeds in a 20-ft (6.1-m) length, andwere thinned to 20 plants at the first trueleaf stage. Rows were on raised, shapedbeds 5 ft apart.


Cucumber
Burpless cucumbers are sweeter and have a thinner skin than other varieties of cucumber, and are reputed to be easy to digest and to have a pleasant taste. They can grow as long as 2 feet (0.61 m). They can be used for slicing, salads, pickling, etc., and are available year-round. 2  They are usually burpless as well. 3  Persian cucumber, which are mini, seedless, and slightly sweet, are available from Canada during the summer, and all year-round in the US.


Cucumber
The cucumber is a creeping vine that roots in the ground and grows up trellises or other supporting frames, wrapping around supports with thin, spiraling tendrils. The plant has large leaves that form a canopy over the fruit.The fruit of the cucumber is roughly cylindrical, elongated with tapered ends, and may be as large as 60 centimeters (24 in) long and 10 centimeters (3.9 in) in diameter. They can be used for slicing, salads, pickling, etc., and are available year-round. 2  They are usually burpless as well. 3  Persian cucumber, which are mini, seedless, and slightly sweet, are available from Canada during the summer, and all year-round in the US.


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Anamerican slicer (âMarketmore 76â), abitterfree slicer (âMarketmore 80â),and a burpless oriental trellis slicer(âTasty Brightâ) were compared.Burpiness of the fruit was determinedin the field in two seasons (spring andsummer) and two replications.Sixjudges were grouped into burp-susceptible and burp-resistant.ruit are grouped top tobottom into grades 1, 2, and cull. â AprilâJune 2000 10(2) 319 80, and Tasty Bright) and six judges.Plots were planted by hand with 30seeds in a 20-ft (6.1-m) length, andwere thinned to 20 plants at the first trueleaf stage. Rows were on raised, shapedbeds 5 ft apart.


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They may be picked when they are no more than 2 inches long for pickles, 4 to 6 inches long for dills and 6 to 8 inches long for slicing varieties. A cucumber is of highest quality when it is uniformly green, firm and crisp. The large, burpless cucumbers should be 1 to 1 1/2 inches in diameter and up to 10 inches long.here are two types of cucumbers common to the home gardener-pickling cucumbers and slicing cucumbers. The phrase cool as a cucumber is an apt one. Growing in a field on a hot summer day, the interior flesh is 20 degrees cooler than the outside air temperature.


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Fruit used in the experiment weretaken from the second and third Mon-days (harvests three and five) of theharvest period. Each judge received threecucumbers, one per cultivar, to eat in a3-d period. The three cultivars wereassigned to be eaten in random order,rotated over the judges, seasons, andreplications.ruit are grouped top tobottom into grades 1, 2, and cull. â AprilâJune 2000 10(2) 319 80, and Tasty Bright) and six judges.Plots were planted by hand with 30seeds in a 20-ft (6.1-m) length, andwere thinned to 20 plants at the first trueleaf stage. Rows were on raised, shapedbeds 5 ft apart.


When To Pick A Cucumber & How To Prevent Yellow Cucumbers
A cucumber is normally considered ripe when it is bright medium to dark green and firm. You should avoid cucumber harvesting when cucumbers are yellow, puffy, have sunken areas, or wrinkled tips. These are well beyond being ripe and should be discarded promptly. yellow cucumber can also be the result of a virus, too much water, or a nutrient imbalance. In some instance, yellow cucumbers are derived from planting a yellow-fleshed cultivar, such as the lemon cucumber, which is a small, lemon-shaped, pale yellow variety. Print This Article.


Where Welders Make the Most Money
Thatâs way above the median hourly wage for welders in Texas ($17.29), and itâs not far from the top tier ($29.25). From 2009 to 2013, Texas added 28% of all net new welding jobs, more than 7,300 in all. It also had nearly double the number of welding jobs as the state with the second-most welders, California (47,000 to 25,600).


What are typical pipe welder salaries?
Beware of companies that pays their pipe welders too much. Think of the things you have to sacrifice for working in there... No social life after work. No hobby, no entertainment, not even a 7/11. No BEER. And you have to weld outside in the middle of winter where its -30C below, while your wife is sleeping with your bestfriend 1000 miles away.


Where Welders Make the Most Money
And The Wall Street Journal wrote this week about a 24-year-old Texan who made $140,000 in 2014 as a welder after graduating from Texas State Technical College. Stories of welders earning $140,000 or petrochemical processing operators taking home $100,000, as USA TODAY highlighted, make for compelling anecdotes to show it doesnât take a four-year degree to land a good career and comfortable income.


How Much Does an Average Welder Make a Month?
Training for welders can range from on-the-job training to formal training. Skill level and experience significantly impacts a welder's monthly income. The median monthly income for a skill level I welder who requires supervision was $2,825 as of May 2011, according to the Salary.com website. Skill level II welders who have completed formal training or an apprenticeship program earned a median monthly income of $3,334.


What are typical pipe welder salaries?
I weld for a living,, and have for 33 years.. the last job I had as a pipe welder foreman paid 35 a hour,, a rig welder that welds downhill can easy get 42 an hour with his rig -


The Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa
The Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa. Since the first cases of HIV/AIDS were reported twenty years ago, nearly 58 million people have been infected and 22 million have died. Consensus in the international community has grown over the past two years that HIV/AIDS poses a threat to development, security, and economic growth. A few studies over the last ten years have looked at the impact on workers and their employers.


An overview of the political economy of South Africa
A World Bank study of the economic impacts of AIDS in Africa concluded that the. macroeconomic impacts of AIDS could be significant.1 Yet there is still time to mitigate. the economic impact of AIDS; over half of Africaâs population live in countries where.


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The Main Channels of the Economic Impact o f HIV/AIDS. HIV/AIDS affects the economy on the micro- as well as the macro-levels. From a macroeconomic. perspective, HIV/AIDS would amongst others affect labour supply and demand, capital investment. and utilisation, savings, investment, aggregate demand, GDP and the distribution of income.


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AIDS has the potential to create severe economic impacts in many African countries. It is. different from most other diseases because it strikes people in the most productive age. groups and is essentially 100 percent fatal. The effects will vary according to the severity.


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AIDS has the potential to create severe economic impacts in many African countries. It is. different from most other diseases because it strikes people in the most productive age. groups and is essentially 100 percent fatal. The effects will vary according to the severity. of the AIDS epidemic and the structure of the national economies. The two major. economic effects are a reduction in the labor supply and increased costs: Labor Supply. â¢ The loss of young adults in their most productive years will affect overall. economic output.


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Because we appear to have reached the end of the first phase of the. medical management of AIDS, with its heavy reliance on inpatient. hospital care, it is timely now to review the studies and estimates relating. to the costs of the epidemic and its economic impact that have been made.


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ECONOMIC IMPACT OF AIDS 37. billion; and cancer of the breast, $2.2 billion.8. Comparing their estimates for 1991 with estimates of the medical care. costs of some other diseases in 1991 is rather problematic since the base. year for other diseases is 1980, and the prevalence of these conditions is.


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The economic effects of AIDS will be felt first by individuals and their families, then. ripple outwards to firms and businesses and the macro-economy. This paper will consider. each of these levels in turn and provide examples from various African countries to.


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Department for International Development in Southern Africa and the Department of Health, South Africa. 5 A Whiteside, N Wilkins, B Mason, G Wood (1995) âThe Impact of HIV/AIDS on Planning Issues in. KwaZulu-Natal,â prepared for The Town and Regional Planning Commission of KwaZulu-Natal, draft.


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HIV/AIDS poses to the South African economy, rather than the challenges during the first 10 years. of democracy3. Section 2 describes the main economic impact channels of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. as described in these four macroeconomic models, whilst section 3 and 4 respectively focus on an.


Airport Codes 4+
The Airport Codes app allows you to quickly search by airport code, airport name or city. It contains all world airports. Airport Codes lists: â 3-letter IATA (International Air Transportation Association) code-used by the general public, on luggage tags, and in booking flights.


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To find an airport and its location just type the IATA code after the word 'Airport' and click 'search'! The map will show the location of the respective airport. It will also show the real time traffic situation to and at the airport.


___ IATA 3-letter codes, the location identifier code of airports and cities around the world.
To find an airport and its location just type the IATA code after the word 'Airport' and click 'search'! The map will show the location of the respective airport. It will also show the real time traffic situation to and at the airport. This works work for most major international airports.


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I will give the airport codes for a city, you have to determine the city that applies. All the airport codes are those that are recognized by the airline and travel industries.. 15 Points Per Correct Answer-No time limit. 1.


"How does a chameleon ""know"" which colour to change into?"
so back to the original question. Assuming some chameleons change colour to match their surroundings as a mechanism of camouflage then that must imply they have a conscious mechanism for this which in turn implies they use sight as a way of matching their colour to the surroundings.


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Chameleons or chamaeleons (family Chamaeleonidae) are a distinctive and highly specialized clade of Old World lizards with 202 species described as of June 2015. These species come in a range of colors, and many species have the ability to change color.


Chameleon
Chameleons or chamaeleons (family Chamaeleonidae) are a distinctive and highly specialized clade of Old World lizards with 202 species described as of June 2015.[1] These species come in a range of colors, and many species have the ability to change color.


Why Do Chameleons Change Their Colors?
Camouflage is thus only a secondary reason why most chameleons change color. So why would they want to change colors? Scientists believe that chameleons change color to reflect their moods. By doing so, they send social signals to other chameleons. For example, darker colors tend to mean a chameleon is angry. Lighter colors might be used to attract mates. Some chameleons also change colors to help their bodies adjust to changes in


Why Do Chameleons Change Their Colors?
Scientists believe that chameleons change color to reflect their moods. By doing so, they send signals to other chameleons. For example, darker colors tend to mean a chameleon is angry. Lighter colors might be used to attract mates. Some chameleons also change colors to help their bodies adjust to changes in temperature or light. For example, a chameleon that gets cold might change to a darker color to absorb more heat and warm its body. For many years, scientists believed that chameleons change their color by manipulating specialized cells â called chromatophores â that contain different colors of pigment. For example, when a chameleon wants to convey a particular mood or message, its brain sends a message to its chromatophores, which then move pigments around to change the chameleon 's color.


Chameleon
Chameleons or chamaeleons are a distinctive and highly specialized clade of Old World lizards with 202 species described as of June 2015. These species come in a range of colors, and many species have the ability to change color. Chameleons are distinguished by their zygodactylous feet; their very extensive, highly modified, rapidly extrudable tongues; their swaying gait; and crests or horns on their brow and snout. Most species, the larger ones in particular, also have a prehensile tail. Chamel


Chameleon
Color change in chameleons has functions in camouflage, but most commonly in social signaling and in reactions to temperature and other conditions. The relative importance of these functions varies with the circumstances, as well as the species. Color change signals a chameleon's physiological condition and intentions to other chameleons. Chameleons tend to show brighter colors when displaying aggression to other chameleons, and darker colors when they submit or give up.


CHAMELEON
â¢ CHAMELEON (noun) The noun CHAMELEON has 3 senses: 1. a changeable or inconstant person. 2. a faint constellation in the polar region of the southern hemisphere near Apus and Mensa. 3. lizard of Africa and Madagascar able to change skin color and having a projectile tongue. Familiarity information: CHAMELEON used as a noun is uncommon.


Chameleon
Chameleon skin has a superficial layer which contains pigments, and under the layer are cells with guanine crystals. Chameleons change color by changing the space between the guanine crystals, which changes the wavelength of light reflected off the crystals which changes the color of the skin. Color change in chameleons has functions in camouflage, but most commonly in social signaling and in reactions to temperature and other conditions. The relative importance of these functions varies with the circumstances, as well as the species. Color change signals a chameleon's physiological condition and ...


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Beginning with the least severe and most common symptoms, the report states: 1  Tremor (shakes). 2  Craving for alcohol. 3  Anxiety. 4  Insomnia. 5  Vivid dreams. 6  Agitation. 7  Irritability. 8  Loss of appetite. 9  Vomiting. 10  Headache. 11  Sweating.


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Alcohol. Symptoms of alcohol withdrawal may begin from 4 to 12 hours after you cut down or stop drinking, or as long as several days after the last drink, and can last a few days. They can range from mild to life-threatening. 1  Mild withdrawal symptoms may include: 2  Intense worry. 3  Nausea or vomiting. 4  Shakiness. 5  Sweating.


Overview
Alcohol use disorder can be mild, moderate or severe, based on the number of symptoms you experience. Signs and symptoms may include: 1  Being unable to limit the amount of alcohol you drink. 2  Wanting to cut down on how much you drink or making unsuccessful attempts to do so. 3  Spending a lot of time drinking, getting alcohol or recovering from alcohol use. 4  Feeling a strong craving or urge to drink alcohol.


Overview
Alcohol use disorder can include periods of alcohol intoxication and symptoms of withdrawal. 1  Alcohol intoxication results as the amount of alcohol in your blood stream increases. 2  The higher the blood alcohol concentration is, the more impaired you become. 3  Alcohol intoxication causes behavior problems and mental changes.


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Alcohol or Drug Withdrawal. Withdrawal refers to the physical problems and emotions you experience if you are dependent on a substance (such as alcohol, prescription medicines, or illegal drugs) and then suddenly stop or drastically reduce your intake of the substance.


Delicious Roasted Beef Ribs
1 Place the ribs in a large bowl, and coat with the sauce. 2  Cover, and refrigerate for 2 hours or as long as 48 hours, turning the ribs every so often. 3  Preheat the oven to 325Â°F. 4  Drain the ribs (reserving the sauce), and place them in a large roasting pan, bone-side down. 5  Brush with sauce, and bake for 30 minutes.


3-Step Fall off the Bone Ribs---- Easy!
1 Put ribs in 350 degree oven for approximately 20 minutes, until meat starts to brown on both sides, flipping as needed. 2  Brush on your favorite BBQ sauce (both sides of ribs) and put back in the 350 degree oven until BBQ sauce starts to caramelize but not burn, approximately 20 minutes.


3-Step Fall off the Bone Ribs---- Easy!
1 Generously season both sides of the ribs with salt, pepper and Season-All. 2  Line a cookie sheet (with a lip on all sides) with heavy duty foil. 3  Spray foil with cooking spray lightly. 4  Put ribs in 350 degree oven for approximately 20 minutes, until meat starts to brown on both sides, flipping as needed.


Simple Beef Short Ribs
1 Heat the olive oil and butter in a large skillet or Dutch oven over medium-high heat. 2  Cook the ribs until browned on each side, about 5 minutes per side. 3  Remove from the skillet and set aside. 4  Add the onion and garlic to the skillet; cook and stir until onion is tender, about 5 minutes.


Simple Beef Short Ribs
Cook. Ready In. 1  Season the short ribs with salt and pepper, then dredge in flour until coated. 2  Shake off the excess flour. 3  Heat the olive oil and butter in a large skillet or Dutch oven over medium-high heat. 4  Cook the ribs until browned on each side, about 5 minutes per side.


Help Center
Dining. Discover a wide variety of dining experiences, locations and menu items at the Disneyland Resort, including those for every taste and budget. Enjoy several types of dining options, such as: 1  Character Dining: Meet Disney Characters during meal times. 2  Casual Dining: Dine in a relaxed atmosphere with table service.


Help Center
1 Unique and Themed Dining: Relish a creative cuisine in a casual atmosphere. 2  Quick Service: Grab a snack or meal. 3  Bars and Lounges: Enjoy a variety of libations, from award-winning wine collections to specialty cocktails, in cozy to lively atmospheres.


Help Center
Itâs recommended that you make dining reservations at table-service restaurants in the Disneyland Resort up to 60 days before your visit. There are, however, plenty of quick-service restaurants and snack locations available throughout the Resort. Make dining reservations online or call (714) 781-DINE or (714) 781-3463. Guest under age 18 must have parent or guardian permission to call.


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The Disney Dining Plan is only available at the Walt Disney Worl d Â® Disney Vacation Club Â® Resorts and Walt Disney Worl d Disney Collection hotels. Disney Dining Plan must be added to your reservation at least 48 hours prior to check-in.


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Disney Dining Plan Changes For 2015. I n addition to price increases there are there are no substantial changes to any of these three dining plan options. The same entitlements are being offered with each plan.


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W elcome to the Disney Dining Plan available to Disney Vacation Club Â® Members, which offers a convenient and affordable way to enjoy snacks and meals throughout the Walt Disney World Â® Resort, including many located in the Downtown Disney Â® area.


Walt Disney World Free Dining Plan Basics
Disney World has released the prices for the 2015 Disney Dining Plans. For each night of your stay. Also each guest will receive one (1) Resort refillable Drink Mug good for unlimited drink refills at your resort for the duration of your stay. Prices of the Quick Service Dining Plan. The original Disney Dining Plan now adds the refillable Resort Drink Mug, but the prices do increase. With this dining plan you receive: for each night of your stay. Also each guest will receive one (1) Resort refillable Drink Mug good for unlimited drink refills at your resort for the duration of your stay.


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I like the PMI definition of risk. Risks have a chance of happening. A 0% chance is not a risk and 100% chance is not a risk-it is now an issue. I've always thought that once a risk actually happened then it was no longer a risk and was now an issue.However, according the PMI definition of an issue A point or matter in question or in dispute... does not fit.'ve always thought that once a risk actually happened then it was no longer a risk and was now an issue. However, according the PMI definition of an issue A point or matter in question or in dispute... does not fit.


Project Management Learning
In short, the main difference between an issue and a risk is the time and the level of impact on the project: Issues are current events that have little effect on the project and solving them is usually easy, risks are future events that may have severe effects on the project and solving them requires ingenuity. An issue is not risky, it is just something unfavorable. 2  It has little or no effect on the scope, the budget, and the schedule of the project. 3  A risk, on the other hand, can have drastic effects on the triple constraints if not managed properly.


Difference Between Risk and Issue
Risk vs Issue. Many people agree with the view point that it is generally more acceptable to classify items by their actuality (issue) and potentiality (risk).However, there is a host of perceived differences between issue and risk, and among the most notable is that issues are assigned to persons.This would infer that it is not possible to assign people to particular risks. Although this would be fine with the PMI format, itâs not a basic requirement.any people agree with the view point that it is generally more acceptable to classify items by their actuality (issue) and potentiality (risk).


Definition of a Risk and an Issue
Description of Issue-A significant certain occurrence differentiated from a Risk by virtue of its certainty of occurrence and by the fact that it should be accounted for in Planning & Scheduling activities and not Risk Management.'ve always thought that once a risk actually happened then it was no longer a risk and was now an issue. However, according the PMI definition of an issue A point or matter in question or in dispute... does not fit.


Issues and Risks in Project Management
Managing project issues and risks is important to project management. Issues and risks must be managed effectively in order to provide the best chance of project success. First, letâs define issues and risks.racking Issues and Risks. Tracking project issues and risks can be done in a variety of methods. They can be tracked on paper, or using a spreadsheet, or using more sophisticated project management software.


RAID: Risks, Assumptions, Issues, and Dependencies
RAID: Risks, Assumptions, Issues, and Dependencies. RAID is an acronym which should be at the forefront of your mind if you are a project manager or a program manager. RAID stands for Risks, Assumptions, Issues, and Dependencies.The acronym can help you to remember to give appropriate attention to each area.AID: Risks, Assumptions, Issues, and Dependencies. RAID is an acronym which should be at the forefront of your mind if you are a project manager or a program manager. RAID stands for Risks, Assumptions, Issues, and Dependencies. The acronym can help you to remember to give appropriate attention to each area.


Project Management Learning
1 An issue is something happening currently, a risk is something that might happen in the future. 2  An issue is not risky, it is just something unfavorable. 3  It has little or no effect on the scope, the budget, and the schedule of the project. An issue is not risky, it is just something unfavorable. 2  It has little or no effect on the scope, the budget, and the schedule of the project. 3  A risk, on the other hand, can have drastic effects on the triple constraints if not managed properly.


Difference Between Risk and Issue
Risk vs Issue. Risk and issue are two words that are often confused when it comes to their usage as difference between them is not very clear for most of us. The word risk is used in the sense of âchanceâ. On the other hand, the word issue is used in the sense of âmatterâ. The word risk is used in the sense of âchanceâ. â¢ On the other hand, the word issue is used in the sense of âmatterâ. This is the main difference between the two words, namely, risk and issue. â¢ The meaning chance in risk is associated with negativity.


Project Management Learning
Again, there is Risk Management and Issue Management for a reason, the difference between an issue and a risk is not restricted to the timing, in other words, issues are not risks that have already happened. An issue is not risky, it is just something unfavorable. 2  It has little or no effect on the scope, the budget, and the schedule of the project. 3  A risk, on the other hand, can have drastic effects on the triple constraints if not managed properly.


Issue log
Issue log is a documentation element of software project management. An issue log contains a list of ongoing and closed issues of the project. While issue logs can be viewed as a way to track errors in the project, the role it plays often extends further.ssue log is a documentation element of software project management. An issue log contains a list of ongoing and closed issues of the project. While issue logs can be viewed as a way to track errors in the project, the role it plays often extends further.


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Posted by Sir Max on August 12, 2016 06:00 PM. Welcome to Ask Toontown, a brand new segment for our blog where YOU get to decide the content! We've asked our followers over on Twitter to send in questions for our first guest, the one and only Sir Max, who has chosen a bunch to answer.


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Toontown online is a game for kids in the game u make ur own toon any size,color,animal,gender, and clothing in this game the purpose is to fight the cogs that r taking thâ¦e Fun out of Toontown Also in this game u Meet Friends play game's go on adventures, and more!


Where is the best place to find Minglers on Toontown???
You can find Minglers in 5 story buildings. Daisy Gardens dont have a lot of those. Maybe the Brrgh in Walrus Way or the other one next to the Pet shop...Polar Place rarely has sellbot buildings....VP is a good idea...but the easiest way is five story buildings. VP is hard for me.


The Mingler
The Mingler is a building-only Sellbot cog. It is the 7th cog on the Sellbot ladder, succeeding Two-Face and preceeding Mr. Hollywood. Their lowest Level is 7, while their highest is 11. Because of their building-only status, The Minglers can only be found in high Sellbot buildings, the Sellbot Factory and the Sellbot V.P. battle. It can only be found on streets during The Mingler invasions.


The Mingler
1 The Mingler shares the same head mesh with Double Talker and Two-Face. 2  The Mingler is mentioned by the Name Dropper. 3  The Mingler and The Big Cheese are the only two Cogs that have the word 'The' in their names.  The Minglers do not have any of their own signature moves.


The Mingler
The term Mingler defines someone who attempts to socialize with several groups of people, usually in order to gain a higher status. The Mingler has the most lethal Cog attack; Paradigm Shift which causes a maximum of 24 damage to all Toons at a maximum accuracy of 90 percent, when at level 11.


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HEY THERE, Toontown! I knew I'd finally get my chance for the spotlight. As manager of the Toontown blog, it was of course my own idea to start up a Ask Toontown segment to try and better keep in touch with the Toons of the town, as some of you have asked us to do.


The Mingler
1 The Mingler and The Big Cheese are the only two Cogs that have the word 'The' in their names. 2  The Minglers do not have any of their own signature moves.  The Mingler, Name Dropper, Micromanager, and Number Cruncher are all feminine.


The Mingler
âThe Mingler. The Mingler is the seventh Cog on the corporate ladder of the Sellbots and ranges from Level 7 to Level 11. It is a building-only Cog, and can only be found in tall Cog Buildings and the facilities in Sellbot Headquarters.


Where is the best place to find Minglers on Toontown???
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: I assume you are doing the toontask in Daisy Garden's that has the reward of a key. First, I'm glad your friend chose The Mingler instead of a Legal Eagle (they are harder to find). The Mingle is usually found in either of the Sellbot HQ Factories. Go through the street in Daisy Gardens that's right next to the fishing pond in the playground.


expression
1. a phrase that introduces a supposition. (Frequently, in speech, suppose is reduced to 'spose, and expect and suspect are reduced to 'spect. The apostrophe is not always shown.) Bob: I guess it's going to rain. Bill: Oh, I don't know.


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expression noun (WORDS). B2 [C] a word or âgroup of words used in a âparticular âsituation or by âparticular âpeople: He uses a lot of âunusual expressions. A can of âworms is an expression that âmeans a âdifficult âsituation. More examples. 1  The expression â boy â band  was â coined in the 90s.


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expression noun (SHOW). âº [C/U] the âact of âshowing a âfeeling or âidea, or a âfeeling or âidea that is âshown: [C] She had such a âsad expression on her âface that I âwondered what was âwrong. [U] âFreedom of expression is a âcherished âright in democracies.


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The Java Specification defines what exactly is meant by the term expression in the Java language. Another difference is that expressions can, and often do, have side effects in Java. A side effect is pretty much anything that happens other than returning a value.


What is a Mathematical Expression? - Definition & Examples
Sometimes, operations are applied directly to a variable in mathematical expressions. For example, in the expression 3 x ^2, the squaring operation is being applied to the variable x. In the expression 2*(square root y), the square root operation is being applied to the variable y.


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, which Catherine heard with pleasure, and answered with all the pretty expressions she could command; and, as the first proof of amity, she was soon invited to accept an arm of the eldest Miss Thorpe, and take a turn with her about the room.


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expression noun. âº [C] a word or âgroup of words having a âparticular âmeaning or used in a âparticular way: That was an expression he hadnât âheard before, and âwondered what it âmeant. âº mathematics [C] An expression is also a mathematical âstatement that âincludes ânumbers, âsymbols, or both.


"""Preamble"" Essays and Research Papers"
This phrase, secure the blessings of liberty, is found in the Preamble to the Constitution. The Preamble serves as an introduction to the Constitution and states the basic aims of the Unite States Government.


Preamble to the United States Constitution
The Preamble to the United States Constitution is a brief introductory statement of the Constitution's fundamental purposes and guiding principles.


The Constitution: An Enduring Document
It's  blessings not blessing.. The entire clause is ...to secure the  blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity....    The blessings of liberty refers to all of the benefits that are  afforded by having liberty.


What did the preamble mean by secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and your posterity?
Other rights like freedom of speech and religion were added to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights, after the Preamble was written. The preamble to the United States Constitution says ...to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and <i>our</i> posterity....


Preamble to the United States Constitution
In this transition, the Union was made more perfect by the creation of a federal government with enough power to act directly upon citizens, rather than a government with narrowly limited power that could act on citizens (e.g., by imposing taxes) only indirectly through the states.


What did the preamble mean by secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and your posterity?
By secure them to ourselves and our Posterity, the writers meant that they wanted these liberties not only for themselves, but to keep them safe for future generations.

Other rights like freedom of speech and religion were added to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights, after the Preamble was written.


Preamble to the United States Constitution
Where the Constitution is legally effective. The Preamble has been used to confirm that the Constitution was made for, and is binding only in, the United States of America. For example, in Casement v. Squier, a serviceman in China during World War II was convicted of murder in the United States Court for China.


What did the preamble mean by secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and your posterity?
Secure the blessings of liberty means to make our rights safe so that they can not be taken away.. Even though we have unalienable rights, which are rights that we are born wâ¦ith and can not be taken away, which are the pursuit of happiness, freedom of speech, and freedom of religion, etc.


Taste Test: Birch Beer
That's a shame, because birch beer can be just as satisfying as its closest relative, root beer, and some of us even prefer it. We gathered nine different brands of birch beer to figure out which one was the best. What gives birch beer its unique flavor? Glad you asked! Birch beers are flavored with oil distilled from the sap of birch trees, usually the Sweet Birch. These trees grow primarily from northern Georgia to southern Maine, which might be one explanation for why the East Coast has such a monopoly on birch beer.


Try 4 Great Flavors
Try 4 Great Flavors. Ramblinâ Root Beers & Cream Sodas give the bold flavor of root beer & cream soda a little somethinâ more. Our classic root beer recipe has been around since 1979, pleasing those with tried and true tastes and anyone lookinâ for a little extra lusciousness in their beverage. It has now been expanded with a set of unique flavors (Butterscotch Root Beer, Maple Root Beer, Rose Cream Soda) which are equally scrumptious.


Taste Test: Birch Beer
Overall birch beer flavor: How much does the soda evoke its actual name? Is the birch oil detectable, muted, or completely absent? Like root beer, birch beer should have overtones of mint and a medicinal note on the back of the palate. It should also go down easy without drowning your tastebuds in syrup.


What Makes Beer Bitter in Flavor?
These grains are typically found in porters and stouts, providing a bitterness that balances out the sweetness of these beer styles. When it comes to IPAs and other types of extremely bitter beers, hops are usually to thank. Hops contain alpha acids, which provide most of the bitter flavor you taste in very hoppy beer.


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But no matter how funny it may be, NEVER FEED YOUR CAT BEER. Cats are â¦generally much smaller than humans, so they will react much worse than you or me would. The same idea applies to a 70 lb human vs a 180 lb human. The 70 lb human would react much worse than the 180 pounder. 1 bottle of Budweiser would be 5 to a cat. Also, cats are deathly allergic to anything with grapes in it, AKA wine. So if you worry for your cats health, DONT FEED IT BEER!


What Makes Beer Bitter in Flavor?
Though hops do contribute to bitterness, not all hoppy beer is bitter. Hop bitterness typically depends on three things: the alpha acid content of the hops, how long the hops were boiled and the amount of hops used. The beerâs overall flavor also depends on how well balanced the bitter hops are with the sweet malts.


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His profiling system separates beer into seven categories -- crisp, hop, malt, roast, smoke, fruit and spice, and tart and funky -- and is used nationwide to help drinkers understand what's in their glasses. Even if you hate beer, he has some ideas for you.


What gives root beer ts distinct flavor?
The answer to 'what gives rootbeer its distinct flavor' is of course, the roots of a birch plant. Plant! Not tree! Rootbeer is often called Birch Beer because of this. I hope this helped!


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3. MALT. Malt-driven flavors dominate the flavor profiles of these brews; in each, expect a degree of sweetness and deep malty notes of nuts, toffee, caramel, toast, and fruit. These beers range from copper to dark brown in color, from light to full bodied, and low to high in abv.


What Makes Beer Bitter in Flavor?
When it comes to beer, bitterness is a huge part of flavor. In fact, beer even has its own measurement for bitterness: IBU (International Bitterness Units). There is a huge range of bitterness in beer types, from fruit lambics that donât tend to be very bitter at all, to the very bitter imperial IPA.


Trump is withdrawing the US from the Paris climate agreement. Read the full transcript.
We will all sit down and get back into the deal, and we will make it good, and we won't be closing up our factories, and we wonât be losing our jobs, and we'll sit down with the Democrats and all of the people that represent either the Paris Accord or something we could do thatâs much better than the Paris Accord, and I think the people will be thrilled and I think the people of the world will be thrilled.


Trump: U.S. Will Withdraw from Paris Climate Accord
Trump: U.S. Will Withdraw from Paris Climate Accord. WASHINGTON, D.C. â President Donald Trump announced from the White House Rose Garden on Thursday afternoon that the United States will withdraw from the 2015 Paris Climate Accord. The President had informed reporters on Wednesday that an announcement was coming soon regarding the accord.


A Reader's Guide to the Paris Agreement
Who should pay for the costs of climate change, and how much should they give? The problem: Surprise, surprise: âClimate financeââthat is, who gets money, and who gives itâwas one of the most controversial issue at the Paris talks.


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U.S. Paid $1 Billion To Paris Agreement Green Fund â All Other Nations Combined $0â¦. The Paris Treaty was/is always about distribution of economic wealth; and the convenient use of âclimate phrasesâ as branding instruments used to create political policy favorable to multinational corporate interests who control the shifting of economic wealth.


Trump on the Paris Agreement
But when we asked the White House for support for Trumpâs claim that the U.S. âpays billions of dollarsâ for the Paris Agreement while China, Russia and India have paid and will pay ânothing,â White House spokesman Steven Cheung specifically referred us to the Green Climate Fund.


Trump Thinks We Spend âBillions and Billions and Billionsâ on the Paris Climate Deal. We Donât.
So weâre going to be paying billions and billions and billions of dollars, and weâre already way ahead of anybody else. Many of the other countries havenât spent anything, and many of them will never pay one dime. Grammatically speaking, âbillions and billions and billions of dollarsâ is a minimum of $6 billion. As the New York Times reported Thursday, the U.S. has promised to supply up to $3 billion in aid for developing nations by 2020 to help them meet their emissions-cutting goals.


So What Exactly Is In The Paris Climate Accord?
The current emission targets are just a first step, in short, and the Paris signatories hope the world can figure out how to get closer to the 2-degree goal as time goes on. Or 1.5 Degrees But wait!


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Mr, Zwick or your allies, if you read no further, please answer this question using only the agreed REDD text and its Paris Accord references. If your answer cannot be found in the texts, then what is the REDD strategy to ensure that those rights are recognized and enforced?


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U.S. Paid $1 Billion To Paris Agreement Green Fund â All Other Nations Combined $0â¦ Posted on June 3, 2017 by sundance The Paris Treaty was/is always about distribution of economic wealth; and the convenient use of âclimate phrasesâ as branding instruments used to create political policy favorable to multinational corporate interests who control the shifting of economic wealth.


Here's what the Paris world climate agreement will do â and what it won't
In the end, that is basically what happened, but some developing nations were frustrated that the agreement does not include a legal commitment to an annual amount â specifically, $100 billion per year, a figure that has long been suggested.


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Logodaedaly is filled with odd reflections and odder usage for words unheard of by even the most educated in English. My motive is more frivolous--an urge to play logodaedaly just for fun, cavalierly ignoring my vast ignorance of existing words. The book, from dictionary publishers Oxford University Press, is the third from McKean on her pet subject of logodaedaly - or wordplay - because examples keep getting discovered.


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He was versed in logodaedaly and logomancy. 2001, Lewis O. Saum, Eugene Field and His Age, University of Nebraska Press, ISBN 978-0803242876, page 238, In Sharps and Flats, the reader might well get instruction on the proper use of farther and further or an essay on logodaedaly.


logodaedaly
logodaedaly - Computer Definition. Pronounced log-a-DEE-da-lee. From the Greek logos, meaning words, and French legerde-main, meaning sleight of hand, hence, any artful deception or trick. The arbitrary or capricious coinage of words. For example, comatext is defined as text that pleases the person who wrote it, but puts others into a coma.


adversarial
Examples of adversarial in a sentence. 1  an adversarial system of justice with prosecution and defense opposing each other. 2  the relationship between the president and the congress should not be adversarial if anything is to get done.


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(rare) Skill or cleverness in the coining of new words 1826, Samuel Bailey, A Letter to a Political Economist, In questions of philosophy or divinity, that have occupied the learned, I could bring ten instances of logodaedaly, or verbal legerdemain, which have perilously confirmed prejudices, and withstood the advancement of truth, in consequence of ...


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adversarial
Definition of adversarial. : involving two people or two sides who oppose each other : of, relating to, or characteristic of an adversary or adversary procedures (see 2adversary 2) an adversarial relationship an adversarial system of justice with prosecution and defense opposing each other.


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The story of dimethyl sulfoxide, or DMSO, is an unusual one. A by-product of the paper-making process, it was discovered in Germany in the late 19th century. The colorless liquid gained notoriety for its ability to penetrate the skin and other biological membranes.


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Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) is an organosulfur compound with the formula (CH3) 2 S O. This colorless liquid is an important polar aprotic solvent that dissolves both polar and nonpolar compounds and is miscible in a wide range of organic solvents as well as water.


Dimethyl sulfoxide
Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) is an organosulfur compound with the formula (CH3) 2 S O. This colorless liquid is an important polar aprotic solvent that dissolves both polar and nonpolar compounds and is miscible in a wide range of organic solvents as well as water. It has a relatively high melting point.


What Is DMSO?
The story of dimethyl sulfoxide, or DMSO, is an unusual one. A by-product of the paper-making process, it was discovered in Germany in the late 19th century.


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DMSO is a simple chemical made from wood pulp that penetrates the skin and and has demonstrated the ability to promote the healing of pockets of inflammation. DMSO is an acronym for dimethylsulfoxide and can cause a minor and temporary irritation of the skin.


DMSO
DMSO, or dimethyl sulfoxide, is a by-product of paper making. It comes from a substance found in wood. DMSO has been used as an industrial solvent since the mid-1800s.


DMSO & MSM
DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) is a by-product of the wood pulp Industry. In his famous Herbal Lecture Series (10 cassette tapes), Dr. John Christopher enthusiastically mentions the ability of DMSO to penetrate deeply into the tissue and relieve pain.


Unicameral Legislature: Definition & Overview
Nebraska has a unicameral legislature, as do Washington D.C. and the U.S. territories of Guam and the Virgin Islands. It is also important to note that, within the states, local government legislatures consisting of counties, cities, or other political subdivisions are typically unicameral with limited lawmaking power.


Difference Between Bicameral and Unicameral
Another way of defining both bicameral and unicameral types of legislature is that bicameral has 2 houses, whereas unicameral legislature has only one house. Their names are derived from the two words, âbiâ and âuniâ meaning âtwoâ and âoneâ respectively. A unicameral legislature has a single body of law makers.


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Nebraska is the lone ranger of states using a unicameral legislature. Clearly, not everyone is in agreement with the advantages of a one-house Congress. Let's now look at what the bicameral supporters have to say about the disadvantages of unicameral legislatures.


Difference Between Bicameral and Unicameral
Bicameral and Unicameral are two types of legislature that show some difference between them in terms of their functioning and characteristics. Bicameral legislature has an upper house. On the other hand, unicameral legislature does not have an upper house. This is a major difference between the two words.


Difference Between Bicameral and Unicameral
Bicameral and Unicameral are two types of legislature that show some difference between them in terms of their functioning and characteristics. Bicameral legislature has an upper house. On the other hand, unicameral legislature does not have an upper house.


Unicameralism
Within U.S. states, Nebraska is currently the only state with a unicameral legislature; after a state-wide vote, it changed from bicameral to unicameral in 1937.


Unicameral Legislature: Definition & Overview
Definition of Unicameral Legislature. During the Revolutionary time period, the United States government operated under the Articles of Confederation, which provided for a unicameral legislature. The word 'cameral' comes from the Latin camera and the Greek kameral, both meaning chamber.


What is a Bicameral Legislature?
In government, bicameralism is the practice of having two legislative or parliamentary chambers. The relationship between the two chambers of a bicameral legislature can vary. In some cases, they have equal power, and in others, one chamber is clearly superior to the other.


Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome
0. Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome (WKS) is a spectrum of disease resulting from thiamine deficiency, usually related to alcohol abuse. Wernicke's encephalopathy was originally described by German neurologist Karl Wernicke in 1881 as a classic triad of symptoms (mental confusion, ataxia and ophthalmoplegia).


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Background. Thiamine (vitamin B-1) deficiency can result in Wernicke's Encephalopathy (WE), a serious neurologic disorder. Dr Carl Wernicke, a Polish neurologist, described it in 1881 as a triad of acute mental confusion, ataxia, and ophthalmoplegia.


Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome
Wernicke encephalopathy and Korsakoff syndrome are different conditions. Both are due to brain damage caused by a lack of vitamin B1. Lack of vitamin B1 is common in people with alcoholism.


Wernicke Encephalopathy (Wernicke's Encephalopathy)
Thiamine (vitamin B-1) deficiency can result in Wernicke's Encephalopathy (WE), a serious neurologic disorder. Dr Carl Wernicke, a Polish neurologist, described it in 1881 as a triad of acute mental confusion, ataxia, and ophthalmoplegia.


Obamacare Facts
Separating Obamacare Fiction From Obamacare Facts. While both sides of the congressional aisle will point fingers, both sides also have been advocating for healthcare reform for decades. Letâs begin with a few facts on the creation of the Affordable Care Act as well as the new lawâs primary features.


Obamacare Facts
The fact is that the ACA seeks to reform healthcare, and itâs accomplishing many of its goals. Here are some facts about Obamacare. 1: The individual mandate applies to almost everyone. You might have heard about the âindividual mandate,â discussed at length since the new law was signed in 2010. This mandate requires nearly every American to obtain major medical insurance or face a penalty fee. This mandate still applies in 2016, and the fine will increase substantially. Next year, you can expect to pay the greater of $695 or 2.5 percent of your taxable income if you donât sign up for health insurance.


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In 2014, the penalty will be the greater of 1.0% of your taxable income or $95 per adult and $47.50 per child (up to $285 per family). In 2015, the penalty will be the greater of 2.0% of your taxable income or $325 per adult and $162.50 per child (up to $975 per family).


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House to vote on $0 ObamaCare penalty. The House next week will consider legislation that would eliminate the individual mandate penalty under ObamaCare for the rest of 2014.


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This bill will provide relief and fairness to individuals, just as the administration has done for businesses, by making the individual mandate penalty $0 for the remainder of the year.. Under current law, the fine for failing to buy health insurance for an individual in 2014 is $95, or 1 percent of taxable income.


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First, the law eliminated a person's ability to use money in his or her HSA account to buy over-the-counter drugs. The second big change is that the law increased the penalty for withdrawing funds from your HSA before you reach age 65. The early withdrawal penalty increased from 10% to 20%.


Publication 550 (2016), Investment Income and Expenses
The tax penalties start small in 2014 and increase over time. By 2016, those without coverage will pay a tax penalty calculated at the greater of 2.5% of their taxable household income or $695 a year per adult and $347.50 per child (up to a maximum penalty of $2,085 per family). Beginning in 2017, the tax penalties will be increased by the cost-of-living adjustment.


Obamacare Facts
Under the Affordable Care Act, nicknamed âObamacare,â Americans have greater access to affordable health insurance. Despite the ACAâs progress over the past five years, opponents of the law continue to spread misinformation about its key features, leaving millions of Americans confused about whatâs really going on.


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Given all the problems Americans are facing with the rollout of ObamaCare, the House will consider the Simple Fairness Act, Cantor said on the House floor. Under current law, the fine for failing to buy health insurance for an individual in 2014 is $95, or 1 percent of taxable income.


Batticaloa
Batticaloa, town, eastern Sri Lanka. Lying on an island off the eastern coast, it is linked to the mainland by causeway, bridge, and ferry and by road and railway connections. Batticaloa is the trading centre for rice and coconuts from nearby plantations and for other agricultural products.


Visits & Activities
Large shopping areas include Puliyanthivu and Koddamunai in Batticaloa town, Kattankudy (6km south from Batticaloa), as well as Eravur (15km north from Batticaloa), Valaichchenai and Oddamavadiâs markets (35km north from Batticaloa) and so on. Discover local products and food by visiting Batticaloaâs market.


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Batticaloa is a pretty city on an island, surrounded by a gorgeous lagoon. Batticaloa is said to be âthe land of the singing fishâ. You might have to find out why during your next visitâ¦ Batticaloa district has many places of interest including the famous Kalkudah and Passikudah Beaches.


Batticaloa
The magnificent beaches of Pasikuda and Kalkuda flank Batticaloa as two beautiful consorts protecting a dowager queen. Batticaloa is situated in the east coast of Sri Lanka with a great lagoon and a beach.


Batticaloa
Batticaloa (Tamil: à®®à®à¯à®à®à¯à®à®³à®ªà¯à®ªà¯, Maá¹á¹akkaá¸·appu; Sinhalese: à¶¸à¶©à¶à¶½à¶´à·à·, Madakalapuwa) is a major city in the Eastern Province, Sri Lanka, and its former capital. It is the administrative capital of the Batticaloa District. The city is the seat of the Eastern University of Sri Lanka and is a major commercial city. It is on the east coast, 69 miles (111 km) south of Trincomalee, and is situated on an island.


Batticaloa
Batticaloa is the seat of a government agent and district judge; criminal sessions of the supreme court are also held. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Slice 4 Various. All the forests around Batticaloa and Trincomalie, and as far north as Jaffna, are thickly set with this valuable tree. At Batticaloa, the capital of the eastern province, there is a lake in which singing fish are found. Hot springs equally remarkable are found at or near Bintenne, Batticaloa, and also at Badulla.


Batticaloa
Kafringa is a type of music that is cherished by the Portuguese descendants of Batticaloa quite popular with many in Sri Lanka with its strange combination of la bamba and calypso. You will hear it often at dinner time at some of the Sri Lanka beach hotels.


Visits & Activities
One of the most remarkable richnesses of Batticaloa district is of course its 3 lagoons. Batticaloa lagoon is the largest one, more than 50 km long. It opens to the sea in Palameenmadu (near Batticaloaâs Lighthouse) and in Kallar (further south). Life in and around the lagoon is full of discoveries.


Batticaloa
Batticaloa is located at a distance of 313 km away from Colombo, in the Batticaloa district of the Eastern Province. Reaching Batticaloa. Batticaloa can be reached by motor roads beginning with the A1 and connecting to A6, A11 and A15 via Maradankadawala, Habarana and Thirukkondaiadimadu. Batticaloa, which is the terminus of the eastern Railway line, can be reached from Colombo via Polonnaruwa. Trains run daily on this track to Batticaloa. Domestic carriers can be chartered to fly to Batticaloa (IATA airport code: BTC), which consists of a military air force base.


Batticaloa
Batticaloa is the seat of a government agent and district judge; criminal sessions of the supreme court are also held. All the forests around Batticaloa and Trincomalie, and as far north as Jaffna, are thickly set with this valuable tree.


penury
Choosing where to put your children in school is a major decision for many parents and can have a significant impact on the quality of education that your children receive. Two of the options that exist are charter schools and public schools, both of ...


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extreme want; poverty; destitution. 2009 April 18, Oliver Kamm, âThe recession explainedâ, in The Times Online: The hardship, penury and hunger of the early 1930s is etched in the collective memory of older Americans. a lack of something; a dearth; barrenness; insufficiency.


Penury
And he saw also a certain poor widow casting in thither two mites. And he said, Of a truth I say unto you, that this poor widow hath cast in more than they all: for all these have of their abundance cast in unto the offerings of God: but she of her PENURY hath cast in all the living that she had.


penury
Popular Terms. Impoverished or extremely destitute circumstances. The orphans lived for years in penury before the state placed them with adoptive parents..


penury
Penury means extreme poverty to the point of homelessness and begging in the streets. Economic downturns, job loss, shopping sprees, and weekends at the high rollers' table in Vegas can lead to penury. Penury comes from the Latin word penuria, which, though it sounds like something contagious, actually means scarcity.


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the state of lacking sufficient money or material possessions lived in a time when single women like herself faced a lifetime of genteel penury Synonyms beggary, destituteness, destitution, impecuniosity, impecuniousness, impoverishment, indigence, necessity, need, neediness, pauperism, penuriousness, poverty, poorness, wantRelated Words gutter, ...


Lisinopril
Lisinopril is a prescription medicine sold under the brand names ZestrilÂ® and PrinivilÂ®. It is also available as a generic medication (Lisinopril tablets). It has been licensed to treat several conditions related to the heart and blood vessels.


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Generic Zestril, Prinivil. Lisinopril (Prinivil, Zestril) is an inexpensive drug used to treat high blood pressure and heart failure. It is also given to reduce the risk of death after a heart attack. Lisinopril is more popular than comparable drugs. Lisinopril is available in generic and brand versions. It is covered by most Medicare and insurance plans, but some pharmacy coupons or cash prices may be lower. The lowest GoodRx price for the most common version of lisinopril is around $4.00, 78% off the average retail price of $18.31. Compare ACE inhibitors.


eMedTV Articles A-Z
What is lisinopril used for? As this eMedTV page explains, the drug is used to lower blood pressure, treat heart failure, and increase survival after a heart attack. This page discusses these lisinopril uses in detail and also covers off-label uses.


Lisinopril
Lisinopril is commonly prescribed to treat conditions affecting the heart and blood vessels, such as high blood pressure. It can also help improve survival following a heart attack. The drug blocks the angiotensin-converting enzyme, which is normally part of a reaction in the body that causes blood vessels to narrow.


Lisinopril
Some uses of the medication include: 1  Controlling high blood pressure (hypertension) 2  Treating congestive heart failure. 3  Improving survival following a heart attack.


What Is Lisinopril Used For?
The higher the dose of lisinopril, the greater the drop in blood pressure tended to be. By lowering blood pressure, lisinopril can decrease the risks that often occur with long-term high blood pressure (see Effects of High Blood Pressure). Lisinopril is not a cure for high blood pressure, however.


Generic Lisinopril
Lisinopril is part of a class of drugs called ACE inhibitors. ACE stands for angiotensin-converting enzyme. The medication helps block this enzyme, which is normally part of a reaction in the body that causes the blood vessels to narrow (constrict).


What Is Lisinopril Used For?
Lisinopril (available as Zestril Â®, Prinivil Â®, and generic lisinopril) is a prescription medication that has been licensed to treat a number of conditions. These uses for lisinopril include the following: 1  Controlling high blood pressure (hypertension) 2  Relieving symptoms of congestive heart failure. 3  Improving survival following a heart attack.


What Is Lisinopril Used For?
Because of this effect, lisinopril can cause a decrease in the symptoms of congestive heart failure (including shortness of breath, fatigue, and swelling), along with improved exercise tolerance. However, lisinopril is not a cure for congestive heart failure. A heart attack (also known as a myocardial infarction) is a life-threatening event in which the supply of blood and oxygen to part of the heart is blocked for a long enough period of time that a portion of the heart muscle dies.


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In the Giving It stage of B-SLIM, language awareness is part of WHAT the teacher chooses to teach. As language teachers know, there is much more to a language than simply knowing vocabulary and grammar and reproducing them in either written or oral form.


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Language Awareness. In the Giving It stage of B-SLIM, language awareness is part of WHAT the teacher chooses to teach. As language teachers know, there is much more to a language than simply knowing vocabulary and grammar and reproducing them in either written or oral form.


Language awareness and cultural awareness for language learners
Language Awareness is defined as follows by the (British) National Council for Language education (NCLE): âLanguage awareness is a person's sensitivity to and conscious perception of the nature of language and its role in human life (James and Garrett eds.


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For example, Language Awareness issues include exploring the benefits that can be derived from developing a good knowledge about language, a conscious understanding of how languages work, of how people learn them and use them.


Language Awareness
All four of these aspects of language awareness need to be integrated into the existing subject areas. A focus on language awareness is a key aspect of creating student-centered classrooms, and assists the teacher to present material accordingly to student readiness (Bilash and Tulasiewicz, 1995, p.49).


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It covers a wide spectrum of fields. For example, Language Awareness issues include exploring the benefits that can be derived from developing a good knowledge about language, a conscious understanding of how languages work, of how people learn them and use them.


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By increasing studentsâ language awareness, the students are better able to understand, appreciate and use the language. In this section we will look at what the phrase âlanguage awarenessâ means, what role it plays in the second language classroom, and ways teachers can increase their studentsâ language awareness.


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As language teachers know, there is much more to a language than simply knowing vocabulary and grammar and reproducing them in either written or oral form.


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selfâawareness /ËsÉlfÉËweÉnÉs/ noun. selfâawareness. /ËsÉlfÉËweÉnÉs/. noun. Learner's definition of SELFâAWARENESS. [noncount]. : knowledge and awareness of your own personality or character. Her self-awareness was unusual in such a young child.


Language awareness, metapragmatics and the L2 teacher
Teacher Language Awareness should comprise of a metapragmatic component provided by the teacher-whether native or non-native-where students can benefit from learning conditions where certain words or expressions would be most appropriate.


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What is Psychogeriatric Nurse 1. A nurse whose practice is focused on older people (usually 65 years of age or older) with mental illness and/or cognitive impairment.


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Definition of psychogeriatrics - the branch of health care concerned with mental illness in elderly people. Definition of psychogeriatrics - the branch of health care concerned with mental illness in elderly people.


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âThey found no efficacy differences among psychogeriatric case management, general practitioners with psychogeriatric consultation and standard care in managing 86 residents with dementia with depression, psychosis or both.â


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Geriatric psychiatry, also known as geropsychiatry, psychogeriatrics or psychiatry of old age, is a subspecialty of psychiatry dealing with the study, prevention, and treatment of mental disorders in humans with old age. After a 4-year residency in psychiatry, a psychiatrist can complete a one-year fellowship in geriatric psychiatry.


What is Physical Fidelity
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âWe retrospectively reanalysed data from our single blind, randomised and controlled study of early identification of depression and pragmatic intervention by psychogeriatric consultation.â âThere is no suggestion of a home assessment, a care package, or psychogeriatric referral.â âNilsson et al found increased plasma homocysteine along with decreased serum folate, B12, and creatinine levels in 69 percent of demented and non-demented psychogeriatric patients.â


Geriatric psychiatry
Geriatric psychiatry, also known as geropsychiatry, psychogeriatrics or psychiatry of old age, is a subspecialty of psychiatry dealing with the study, prevention, and treatment of mental disorders in humans with old age.[1][2][3] After a 4-year residency in psychiatry, a psychiatrist can complete a one-year fellowship in geriatric psychiatry.


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What is Psychogeriatric Nurse? Definition of Psychogeriatric Nurse: A nurse whose practice is focused on older people (usually 65 years of age or older) with mental illness and/or cognitive impairment. Shopping Cart Login


Translations for geriatric psychiatry
The International Psychogeriatric Association is an international community of scientists and healthcare geriatric professionals working for mental health in aging. International Psychogeriatrics is the official journal of the International Psychogeriatric Association. Many fellowships in geriatric psychiatry exist.


Geriatric psychiatry
White is a pioneer in geriatric psychiatry, being among the first psychiatrists nationally to achieve board certification in the field. The prefix psycho-had been proposed for the geriatric program, but White, knowing New Englanders' aversion to anything psycho-lobbied successfully for the name geropsychiatric rather than psychogeriatrics.


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Confidence votes 128. The average Walmart store is approximately 97,000 square feet, while Walmart's larger stores, referred to as Super Centers, carries a square footage of approximately 186,000. Minor edit?


What is the square footage of the average Walmart super store?
Some Walmart Superstores (did you know there are 35 superstores in China?) can be as big 220,00 square feet. But because of new restrictions on the size of retail units in forced in some parts of America (100,00 square feet maximum), some are being built just under the maximum at 99,000 square feet. Some other interesting walmart facts: -100 million people shop in walmart every week at 3,400 stores in america.