Catnip Nepata cataria
Catnip is a perennial herb that is native to Europe and Asia but also grows throughout North America and Africa. Both the Latin name and scientific names are derived from the inability of cats to resist the aroma of this plant.t is a hardy, upright, perennial herb with sturdy stems covered with very fine hairs. Catnip bears heart-shaped, grayish-green leaves. Flowers: Catnip flowers are white or near white some having purple spots, are hermaphrodite and are pollinated by bees making this a plant that attracts wildlife.


Simple Swedish - Episode 1
A fun way for Americans to learn the Swedish language. We cover. some basic stuff in a non boring way (like school) and its all for. free (not internet-free, free for real). Host Ola Lustig. Humorkurs i svenska spraket sprÃ¥ket fraemst FrÃ¤mst. Foer FÃ¶r Amerikaner. 1  Med.  ola lustig education


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1 The island of Ãland, Ã¥land A finnish, province is situated in The baltic Between finland And â sweden people only Speak swedish. 2  There a student Of swedish can also choose to go and spend time studying In, finland Ãbo Abo, Ã¥boâakademi Finland s.  swedish university


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Swedish is a Scandinavian language like Danish and Norwegian, and is also very similar to English and German. The Swedish alphabet is like the English one, but it has three extra letters â a, Ã¥, ae Ã¤. And oe Ã¶ swedes Love to. use english words


About the language
Swedish is a Scandinavian language like Danish and Norwegian, and is also very similar to English and German. The Swedish alphabet is like the English one, but it has three extra letters â a, Ã¥, ae Ã¤. And oe Ã¶ swedes Love to. Use english words Here are some english Words and. their swedish equivalent


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1 Every Finn learns Swedish at school. 2  The island of Ãland, Ã¥land A finnish, province is situated in The baltic Between finland And â sweden people only Speak swedish. 3  There a student Of swedish can also choose to go and spend time studying In, finland Ãbo Abo, Ã¥boâakademi Finland s.  swedish university


Sweden / Sverige Â» Language, Names, Handwriting & Script
GramTrans offers high quality, domain-independent machine translation for the Scandinavian languages. All products are based on cutting edge, university level research in the fields of Natural Language Processing (NLP), corpus linguistics, and lexicography.


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The Swedish language. Swedish is a northern Germanic language, spoken by almost 10 million people. Norwegian, Danish and Swedish people normally understand each other, but Finnish is completely different, with its roots in what are called the Uralic languages.


Cambridge Histories Online Â© Cambridge University Press, 2008
Around 9 million people are native Swedish speakers, of which 8.5 million live in Sweden. In Finland, some 300,000 people have Swedish as a native language â around 6 per cent of the countryâs population. Swedish children start studying English in the third year of primary school (around age nine).


The challenge of learning Swedish
Despite Swedesâ fluency in English, learning Swedish was one of my goals from the moment I stepped off the plane at Arlanda Airport. Speaking the language of my then host country was the difference between being a perpetual outsider and feeling at home.


Chronic Lateral Ankle Pain
Recurring or chronic pain on the outer side of the ankle often develops after an injury such as a sprained ankle. However, several other conditions may also cause chronic ankle pain. Pain, usually on the outer side of the ankle, may be so intense that you have difficulty walking or participating in sports.


What Are the Causes of Ankle Swelling?
A traumatic injury, such as an ankle sprain or a broken ankle, is the most common cause of ankle swelling. Patients almost always remember the particular injury, but occasionally even subtle injuries can also lead to ankle swelling. Also, stress fractures can occur around the ankle joint leading to swelling.


Swollen Ankles and Swollen Feet
Causes of Swollen Ankles and/or Swollen Feet. 1  Amyloidosis Amyloidosis is a group of diseases resulting from abnormal deposition of certain proteins (amyloids) in various bodily areas. The...learn more 2  Â». Ankle Pain Ankle pain is commonly due to a sprain or tendinitis.


How Many Ounces in a Cup
Converting the ounces to tablespoons, cup, gallons, pints, quartz or fluid ounce is not an easy job. Ounce is a very small quantity that needs very accurate conversion. Ounces conversion is different for liquid and solid products like 1 ounce will never be same for 1 cup of milk or 1 cup of butter. Both the values will vary. So if you are in kitchen and baking a cake, then you should know how much ounces will be equal to 1 cup of milk and 1 cup of butter vice versa.


How Many Ounces in a Cup
Ounces and Cups. Ounces and cups are units of volume which are often used in many British, American and Canadian cooking books, especially old ones. Though almost everybody knows how much an ounce1 is, sometimes it is not easy to understand how many ounces there are in one cup.


How Many Ounces in a Cup
Units of Measure / How Many Ounces in a Cup How Many Ounces in a Cup Aug 31, 2011 Experienced cooks can measure the amount of food or liquid simply by eyeballing and they can do in milliliters, grams, ounces or cups. But for an ordinary housewife it is not a simple task, and converting units is even more difficult. Ounces and Cups.


How Many Ounces in a Cup
What is more, US customary ounces and imperial ounces are also different in sizes, and the US variant is approximately 4% larger than the UK one. Cup is a volume unit used in recipes for measuring liquids and some foods. There are several cup sizes (US, imperial, Japanese, and metric). And all of them are substantially different in sizes. If you donât use ounces and cups from different systems, you can remember this: 1 US customary cup is equivalent to 8 US fluid ounces; 1 imperial cup is equivalent to 10 imperial fluid ounces; 1 imperial cup equals to 1.2 US cups


How Many Ounces in a Cup
How many ounces in a cup ; How many grams in a cup ; Ounces in a tablespoons ; At times you hear some of the similar things but in different styles like: Oz to cups; Ozs to cup; Ounce in a cup; Ounces in a cup; Cup to ounce; Ounces to cup and so on ; Although, these are all similar things but different people use different ways.


How Many Ounces in a Cup
How many ounces in half (1/3) cup 1/3 of a cup may not be used most of the times but you never know one day you are making your favorite dish, and it states that add 2.6 ounces of sugar into cupcakes.


How Many Ounces in a Cup
As 1 cup of water is equal to 8 ounces, so to drink 8 glasses of water per day we need 64 ounces. One cup of 8 ounces contains about 235 ml in it. howmanyouncesinacups.com aims to provide you the best information about ounces calculations and its conversion into cups.


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You may need to push in on the knob lock to unlock the spindle. Using the correct size mandrel for the caliber you are going to neck turn, thread the mandrel into the back side of the neck turn body (3), making sure there is enough clearance that the mandrel will not contact the cutting bit (4).


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The Gracey Trimmer is a great time saver for it trims, chamfers, and deburs in a single operation. One can trim 300 cartridge cases in just an hour. A ball burnished ballistic aluminum casting houses the trimmer's main parts; the cutters,case holder, bearing and shaft. Two high carbon steel, oil hardened cutters mounted in the face of the rotating shaft form the heart of the Gracey Trimmer.


Dealing with Headspace by Todd Spotti
Firearms manufacturers have a problem in that the chambers in their guns have to be long enough to accommodate all of the cartridges of a given kind made by literally hundreds of manufacturers from around the world-all of which will vary slightly in length due to normal manufacturing tolerances.


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The Gracey Power Cartridge Case Trimmer: As unique as it is easy to use. Operation of the Gracey Cartridge Case Trimmer is based on a simple patented principle of registering on the shoulder of the resized cartridge case. You will be trimming within .002 for each cartridge ... uniform trimming and peace of mind.


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Run the case onto the mandrel as far as it can go, and spin it slowly with the drill. Tighten down (turn clockwise) the cutter adjustment knob (7) until the cutter begins removing material from the case neck. This is your baseline cutter setting.


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Using a 5/8 wrench on the flats, snug the tool spindle it may be best achieved by cutting in multiple but do not over tighten.Loosen the knurled shell lock and insert the correct Hornady Â® shell holder. Tighten the knurled shell lock until the end of the shell holder spindle is almost flush with the shell holder.


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Insert a cartridge case into the shell holder. Without pushing in on the shell spindle, adjust the neck turn tool spindle so that the cartridge mouth sits just shy of the end of the mandrel (FIGURE 3). There should be just enough room to remove and insert cartridge cases.


Dealing with Headspace by Todd Spotti
One way we can achieve an ideal headspace with these cases with shoulders that are too far forward is by adjusting our resizing die so that the case's shoulder is moved back to the ideal headspace location. To do so, raise the ram of your reloading press to the top position with the shellholder installed.


Dealing with Headspace by Todd Spotti
The ideal amount of headspace for the best accuracy is zero. In other words, all space behind the case head has been eliminated. When the bolt face is just touching the case head or is just, behind the case head, two good things are happening. One-the cartridge is aligned as well in the chamber as is possible.


Dealing with Headspace by Todd Spotti
The kit is composed of five thicker than normal shellholders which are packaged together in a neat little plastic case. A normal shellholder is .125 thick. The five competition shellholders are thicker in increments of two thousandths of an inch i.e. +.002, +004, +.006, +.008, and +.010. Each shellholder is stamped with its increase in thickness size, and they are Black Oxide coated so they can't be confused with a regular .125 shellholder.


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How long you will keep chicken salad in fridge will vary on the components. Ideally, you should keep it for 3 to 5 days and not more than that.


Why does your egg salad get watery in the fridge?
Making the world better, one answer at a time. How long you will keep chicken salad in fridge will vary on the components. Ideally, you should keep it for 3 to 5 days and not more than that.


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I never keep uncooked chicken in the fridge more than 2 days and cooked more than 3 days. Chicken salad stored tight maybe 4..


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Dump it. I never keep uncooked chicken in the fridge more than 2 days and cooked more than 3 days. Chicken salad stored tight maybe 4.. Best Answer. don't give it to the cat because the cat most probably is not into chicken salad. Best Answer. No. I wouldn't do that to my cat.


Storing Rice: How Long Does Rice Last, Cooked and Uncooked?
1 How long does chicken salad last at room temperature? 2  Bacteria grow rapidly at temperatures between 40 Â°F and 140 Â°F; chicken salad should be discarded if left for more than 2 hours at room temperature.


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I never keep uncooked chicken in the fridge more than 2 days and cooked more than 3 days. Chicken salad stored tight maybe 4.. Best Answer. don't give it to the cat because the cat most probably is not into chicken salad. Best Answer. No. I wouldn't do that to my cat.


How long will potato salad stay fresh in the refrigerator?
Use it within a day or two. Depending on what you put in your potato salad will depend on how long your salad wi â¦ ll last. If you put eggs in your salad then you have 3 days to use it up in. If you omit the eggs then you have about 5 days as long as the salad doesn't sit out and get warm since it has mayonnaise in it.


How long does Chicken Salad keep in the fridge? I made it on Monday and then lost interest.
Best Answer. Dump it. I never keep uncooked chicken in the fridge more than 2 days and cooked more than 3 days. Chicken salad stored tight maybe 4.. Best Answer. don't give it to the cat because the cat most probably is not into chicken salad. Best Answer. No. I wouldn't do that to my cat.


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Place the container of fruit salad in the refrigerator and chill until you are ready to serve it. 1  Many types of fruit need to be refrigerated in order to stay fresh, including most berries. 2  Even in the refrigerator, you should only store fruit salad for three to five days at maximum.


Obituary Directoryhelen goodrich
Helen Virginia Goodrich September 16, 1921- May 7, 2017 Helen Virginia Goodrich (95) passed away peacefully of natural causes on May 7, 2017. She was born in Oklahoma City, OK, on September 16, 1921, to Elma (Lawrence) and Joe Cravens. In the...


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If Neilson was uneasy about Virginiaâs age when she married, he eventually got over it- which is not hard to imagine since, as each year passed, there was less to be concerned with. Various questionable sources give the average age of a woman to first marry in the early nineteenth century as 15-20.


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Possibly the first thing to address is that this is a question concerning a historical figureâs private life and in the early nineteenth century, peopleâs private lives were exceptionally private. What might at first seem to be the Holy Grail in unraveling Poeâs marriage can still leave us with questions.


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The average age of first marriage in the US has always been above 20 years old for women. The Census (warning PDF) only officially started tracking the number in 1890 when the average age was 22. That is of course well after Poe's time.


Obituary Directoryhelen goodrich
Helen Virginia Poe Goodrich passed away on March 7th, 2017 at Atria Darien, in Darien, CT. She was 5 weeks shy of her 101st birthday. Helen was born in Tacoma, Washington on April 12, 1916. She was known for her radiant smile, sense of fun and...


UNIT 4: Poetry
There is no way to know that Poe was thinking of Virginia when he wrote âAnnabel Leeâ: I was a child and she was a child, In this kingdom by the sea, But we loved with a love that was more than a love- I and my Annabel Lee.


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So Edgar Allen Poe married his 13-year-old first cousin. If you read the Wikipedia entry for her you can see that scholars don't agree on whether or not the marriage was scandalous, nor do they even agree on whether or not the two were earnestly lovers for more like brother sister.


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There is nothing in Poeâs letter, for instance, that indicates the marriage was done on a whim, but instead that when Virginia came to Poe- they would be married. We cannot know with certainty how exactly Poe felt towards the thirteen year old Virginia and if people, in general, would have thought that this was inappropriate. Age of consent laws were usually from 10-12 in the U.S.


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CONSTIPATION OVERVIEW. Constipation is a common problem in children of all ages. A child with constipation may have bowel movements less frequently than normal, hard bowel movements, or large, difficult, and painful bowel movements.Most children with constipation do not have an identifiable underlying medical problem causing their symptoms.ONSTIPATION OVERVIEW. Constipation is a common problem in children of all ages. A child with constipation may have bowel movements less frequently than normal, hard bowel movements, or large, difficult, and painful bowel movements.


Children's health guide
Constipation in children. Constipation is a common problem in children. It occurs in up to 10%, although only 3% of parents actually seek medical advice.Constipation is generally described as the infrequent passage of stools (bowel movements) or the passage of hard stools.onstipation is a common problem in children. It occurs in up to 10%, although only 3% of parents actually seek medical advice.


Constipation in Children (Infants)
Rarely, a disorder causes infants and children to have significant problems moving their bowels. Many things can contribute to constipation. 1  The most common cause in a child older than 18 months is a willful avoidance of the toilet (for various reasons).2  For example, toddlers are often so involved in their play that they lack time or patience for toilet breaks.nfants and children with constipation are treated differently than adults, because patterns of bowel movements change from the time they are born until they reach the age of 3 or 4 years.


Children's health guide
Rarely, a disorder causes infants and children to have significant problems moving their bowels. Many things can contribute to constipation: 1  The most common cause in a child older than 18 months is the avoidance of going to the toilet for various reasons.2  For example, toddlers are often too involved in their play and lack the time or patience for toilet breaks.onstipation is a common problem in children. It occurs in up to 10%, although only 3% of parents actually seek medical advice.


Evaluation and Treatment of Constipation in Infants and Children
B. 16. As children age, normal physiologic changes occur in the intestines and colon that decrease the daily number of stools from a mean of 2.2 in infants younger than one year to a mean of 1.4 in one-to three-year-old children (Table 1) . 1, 3 Thus, less frequent stooling may not be constipation. In toddlers (ages two to four years), the distribution of constipation and soiling is equal in boys and girls. However, by school age (five years), encopresis is three times more common in boys than in girls. 4 At the age of 10 years, approximately 1.6 percent of children still have some encopresis.


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For adults, see separate article Constipation in Adults. Constipation in children is a common problem affecting between 5% and 30% of children. It is often accompanied by parental anxiety. It is typically characterised by infrequent bowel evacuations, large stools and difficult or painful evacuation.or adults, see separate article Constipation in Adults. Constipation in children is a common problem affecting between 5% and 30% of children. It is often accompanied by parental anxiety. It is typically characterised by infrequent bowel evacuations, large stools and difficult or painful evacuation.


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Treatments include changes in dietary habits, laxatives, enemas, biofeedback, and in particular situations surgery may be required. Constipation is common; in the general population rates of constipation varies from 2 to 30%. In old people living in care homes the rate of constipation is 50% to 75%.In the United States expenditures on medications for constipation are greater than $250 million per year.reatments include changes in dietary habits, laxatives, enemas, biofeedback, and in particular situations surgery may be required. Constipation is common; in the general population rates of constipation varies from 2 to 30%. In old people living in care homes the rate of constipation is 50% to 75%.


Evaluation and Treatment of Constipation in Infants and Children
7 In toddlers (ages two to four years), the distribution of constipation and soiling is equal in boys and girls. However, by school age (five years), encopresis is three times more common in boys than in girls. 4 At the age of 10 years, approximately 1.6 percent of children still have some encopresis. In toddlers (ages two to four years), the distribution of constipation and soiling is equal in boys and girls. However, by school age (five years), encopresis is three times more common in boys than in girls. 4 At the age of 10 years, approximately 1.6 percent of children still have some encopresis.


Constipation in Children (Infants)
Constipation in Children Causes. Infants and children with constipation are treated differently than adults, because patterns of bowel movements change from the time they are born until they reach the age of 3 or 4 years.nfants and children with constipation are treated differently than adults, because patterns of bowel movements change from the time they are born until they reach the age of 3 or 4 years.


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Constipation in children has reported prevalence rates between 1% and 30%. It is the principal complaint in 3-5% of all visits to pediatric outpatient clinics and as many as 35% of all visits to pediatric gastroenterologists.onstipation occurs in all pediatric age groups from infancy to young adulthood. Typically, childhood constipation develops during 3 stages of childhood: in infants during weaning, in toddlers during toilet training, and in school-aged children.


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Population growth There are 6,335,000 Jews in the Middle East mostly residing in Israel, there are between 27 and 34 Million Christians across the Middle East, there are 800,000 - 1,100,000 Druze who live in Israel, Syria and Lebanon.


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The Demographics of the Middle East describes populations of the Middle East or the Greater Middle East that includes Northern Africa. There are 6,335,000 Jews in the Middle East mostly residing in Israel, there are between 27 and 34 Million Christians across the Middle East, there are 800,000 - 1,100,000 Druze who live in Israel, Syria and Lebanon.


Ancient Jewish History: Jews of the Middle East
In Israel, Middle Eastern and North African Jews were the majority of the Jewish population for decades, with numbers as high as 70 percent of the Jewish population, until the mass Russian immigration of the 1990s. Mizrahi Jews are now half of the Jewish population in Israel.


Arabs
IEA definition of Middle East Middle East consists of as Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, United Arab Emirates and Yemen. According to this definition, Middle East has a population of 218 million in 2013, i.e. 3.05% of the total world population (7.2 billion) in 2013. See also. Demographics of the Arab League; List of Middle Eastern countries by population; References


Ancient Jewish History: Jews of the Middle East
Upon examining the history and heritage of the Jewish people, we find that Judaism is deeply connected to the Middle East and North Africa: Sarah and Abraham came from Mesopotamia, the land that is today Iraq â the same land where the first yeshivas and the Babylonian Talmud were developed.


Ancient Jewish History: Jews of the Middle East
While a number of Sephardim in the Middle East and North Africa learned and spoke this language, they also spoke Ladino--a blend of Hebrew and Spanish. Having had no history in Spain or Portugal, Mizrahim generally did not speak Ladino.


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Pick a Region:. . The Middle East. Over 350 million people live in the Middle East. It is important to note that at this time there is no state of Palestine--only territories (the Gaza Strip and portions of the West Bank) within the Middle East that are controlled by the Palestinian National Authority.


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Population growth. There are 6,335,000 Jews in the Middle East mostly residing in Israel, there are between 27 and 34 Million Christians across the Middle East, there are 800,000 - 1,100,000 Druze who live in Israel, Syria and Lebanon.


Ancient Jewish History: Jews of the Middle East
The Beginnings of the Jewish People. Mizrahim are Jews who never left the Middle East and North Africa since the beginnings of the Jewish people 4,000 years ago. In 586 B.C.E., the Babylonian Empire (ancient Iraq) conquered Yehudah (Judah), the southern region of ancient Israel.


Demographics of the Middle East
Demographics of the Middle East - Overview. 1  There are 6,335,000 Jews in the Middle East mostly residing in Israel, there are between 27 and 34 Million Christians across the Middle East, there are 800,000 - 1,100,000 Druze who live in Israel, Syria and Lebanon.


Pregnancy and Fifth Disease
Rarely, a baby will develop severe anemia caused by its motherâs infection with fifth disease, and the woman may have a miscarriage. But this is not common. It happens less than 5% of the time among all pregnant women with parvovirus B19 infection, and it happens more commonly during the first half of pregnancy.


Fifth Disease During Pregnancy
The Signs and symptoms of Fifth disease while pregnant can include: 1  Soreness in your joints which could last for several days or weeks. 2  Fever. 3  Headache. Sore throat.  Lacy red rash on the cheeks, legs, belly and neck.


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Your doctor can usually tell if you have fifth disease by examining the pattern of the rash. A blood test also can be used to check for the antibody to parvovirus. An antibody is a type of protein that your body makes in response to infections.


Fifth Disease
But it can in certain cases, such as: 1  Pregnancy. Pregnant women who have been exposed to fifth disease should contact their family doctor. 2  Weak immune system. People who have immune system problems, who have had transplants or who have cancer may need special treatment to help fight the infection. 3  Chronic anemia.


Fifth disease (parvovirus B19) during pregnancy
(During these recurrences, the person is not infectious.) Children with fifth disease may also have joint pain, though this is uncommon. Infected adults usually don't get the characteristic slapped cheeks rash. More commonly â if there's a rash at all â it's a milder rash with a lacy appearance.


Fifth Disease During Pregnancy
Although it is rare, approximately 5% of the time, Fifth disease can cause complications during pregnancy. The number one complication of Fifth disease to your unborn child is anemia. Anemia is characterized as a lack of healthy red blood cells.


Fifth disease (parvovirus B19) during pregnancy
It's also sometimes referred to as slapped cheeks disease because of the telltale red facial rash that children commonly develop when they're infected. Adults can get fifth disease, too. It's caused by a virus called parvovirus B19, which inhibits the production of red blood cells.


Parenting Topics
A: Griselda, pregnant women are often exposed to children with Fifth disease, and in most cases the baby is born healthy. But itâs important that you be informed about Fifth disease and work closely with your obstetrician to follow your babyâs health. Fifth disease is an infectious disease caused by human parvovirus B19. It is also known as Erythema infectiosum and âslapped cheek diseaseâ because it causes a distinctive rashâvery red cheeks and a splotchy red rash over the body that can come and go for weeks. It can also cause joint pain in adults.


Average Weather in March in Cleveland Ohio, United States
The average sliding 31-day rainfall during March in Cleveland is increasing, starting the month at 1.3 inches, when it rarely exceeds 2.6 inches or falls below 0.5 inches, and ending the month at 2.2 inches, when it rarely exceeds 3.5 inches or falls below 1.1 inches.


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Be prepared with the most accurate 10-day forecast for Cleveland, OH with highs, lows, chance of precipitation from The Weather Channel and Weather.com Be prepared with the most accurate 10-day forecast for Cleveland, OH with highs, lows, chance of precipitation from The Weather Channel and Weather.com Scan for updated forecast Connection restored!


Average Weather in March in Cleveland Ohio, United States
Over the course of March in Cleveland, the chance of a day with only rain increases from 15% to 27%, the chance of a day with mixed snow and rain remains an essentially constant 3% throughout, and the chance of a day with only snow decreases from 4% to 1%.


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Cleveland Weather In October. The record high October temperature in Cleveland Ohio for the last 69 years was 89 degrees Fahrenheit, registered on October 19, 1953, while the regular high temperature is 61.


Average Weather in March in Cleveland Ohio, United States
The month of March in Cleveland experiences gradually decreasing cloud cover, with the percentage of time that the sky is overcast or mostly cloudy decreasing from 62% to 56%. The clearest day of the month is March 30, with clear, mostly clear, or partly cloudy conditions 44% of the time.


Average Weather in March in Bucharest Romania
Average Weather in March in Cleveland Ohio, United States. In Cleveland, the month of March is characterized by rapidly rising daily high temperatures, with daily highs increasing by 10Â°F, from 41Â°F to 51Â°F over the course of the month, and rarely exceeding 70Â°F or dropping below 27Â°F.


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Average High and Low Temperature in March in Cleveland10Â°F20Â°F30Â°F40Â°F50Â°F60Â°F70Â°F80Â°F181522291122334455667788991010111112121313141415151616171718181919202021212222232324242525262627272828292930303131FebAprMar 141Â°FMar 141Â°F28Â°F28Â°FMar 3151Â°FMar 3151Â°F36Â°F36Â°FMar 1143Â°FMar 1143Â°F30Â°F30Â°FMar 2148Â°FMar 2148Â°F33Â°F33Â°F.


Average Weather in March in Cleveland Ohio, United States
The earliest sunrise of the month in Cleveland is 6:46 AM on March 10 and the latest sunrise is 58 minutes later at 7:45 AM on March 11. The earliest sunset is 6:17 PM on March 1 and the latest sunset is 1 hour, 34 minutes later at 7:51 PM on March 31.


Average Weather in March in Cleveland Ohio, United States
Over the course of March in Cleveland, the length of the day is rapidly increasing. From the start to the end of the month, the length of the day increases by 1 hour, 24 minutes, implying an average daily increase of 2 minutes, 47 seconds, and weekly increase of 19 minutes, 30 seconds.


Fryer thermopile replacement
This is an over view on how to change the thermopile in a American Range AF-45 fryer in the video I call it a thermocouple that not this parts name its just a force of habit. In this model its a millivolt system and my tester only shown 65mV I think in this model the spec was over 500mV but I cant remember.


What is a Thermopile?
A thermopile is a thermoelectric device that consists of an array of thermocouples connected in series. It is widely used in non-contact temperature measurement applications and temperature monitoring systems.


Millivolt valve/ pilot generator/thermopile operation
Millivolt valve/ pilot generator/thermopile operation. This simple system uses a thermopile to generate all the power that is needed to operate the gas valve. The thermopile puts out millivolts. This type gas valve is used for floor furnaces,deep fryers, roofing equipment, etc.


Fryer thermopile replacement
Please try again later. This is an over view on how to change the thermopile in a American Range AF-45 fryer in the video I call it a thermocouple that not this parts name its just a force of habit.


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Since there is both a thermocouple and thermopile in this valve type, it is important to find where the potential problem may be. If the pilot can be lit and stays on after the knob is released, then the problem is probably with the thermopile side of the valve.


Millivolt valve/ pilot generator/thermopile operation
Millivolt valve/ pilot generator/thermopile operation. This simple system uses a thermopile to generate all the power that is needed to operate the gas valve. The thermopile puts out millivolts.


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Since there is both a thermocouple and thermopile in this valve type, it is important to find where the potential problem may be. If the pilot can be lit and stays on after the knob is released, then the problem is probably with the thermopile side of the valve. Some most common problems and solutions: 1.


What is a Thermopile?
A thermopile is a thermoelectric device that consists of an array of thermocouples connected in series.


What is a Thermopile?
In a thermopile detector, the hot junctions of the thermocouples face the incident IR radiation from the object, whereas the cold junctions are connected to a heat sink, which is usually a silica substrate. Once the detector is pointed toward the object, heat flows from the object to the thermopile.


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What brand is the fryer? Is this a millivolt standing pilot as I think it is? I've seen this popping in Mc D's frymaster infrared forced air fryers with bad gaskets so if it is other than the simple millivolt unit we should talk more. IIRC, it's an Imperial.


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Since there are 8 fluid ounces in one cup, there are 2.66 or 2 2/3 ounces in one third of a cup.


How many ounces is a third of a cup?
Confidence votes 54. Since there are 8 fluid ounces in one cup, there are 2.66 or 2 2/3 ounces in one third of a cup.


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Because 1 tablespoon equals 1/2 ounce, 5 1/3 tablespoons equal 1/3 of a cup. This also means that 10 2/3 tablespoons equal 2/3 of a cup. Since there are 3 teaspoons in 1 tablespoon, 2/3 of a cup contains 32 teaspoons and because 2 cups equal 1 pint, 2/3 of a cup is the equivalent of 1/3 of a pint.


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Full Answer. Because 1 tablespoon equals 1/2 ounce, 5 1/3 tablespoons equal 1/3 of a cup. This also means that 10 2/3 tablespoons equal 2/3 of a cup. Since there are 3 teaspoons in 1 tablespoon, 2/3 of a cup contains 32 teaspoons and because 2 cups equal 1 pint, 2/3 of a cup is the equivalent of 1/3 of a pint.


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1/3 of an 8 ounce cup is 8/3 ounces, or 2 2/3 ounces.


How Many Ounces Are There in One-Third Cup?
For example, one-third cup of brown sugar equals 2.58 ounces, while one-third cup of honey equals 4 ounces. One-third cup of all-purpose flour is equal to 1.5 ounces.


How to Remove, Crack, or Break a Forgotten Excel XLS Password
Remove Excel Workbook/Worksheet Passwords. Excel Password Remover 2007 is a freeware program that you can use to remove/crack/break/unlock a password on an Excel workbook or sheet.However, you still have to be able to open the file itself.hen go ahead and open the Excel workbook that has the password on it that you would like to get rid of. There will be two new menu options under Tools, called Unprotect Sheet and Unprotect Workbook. Note that you can also open the workbook first and then double-click on the add-on to get the new menu options.


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Excel Remove Sheet & Workbook Password Protection Software is a straightforward piece of software with a long and self-explanatory name. It allows users to remove passwords from protected Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. The application is very simple to work with, even if your experience with software tools is limited.xcel Remove Sheet & Workbook Password Protection Software is a straightforward piece of software with a long and self-explanatory name. It allows users to remove passwords from protected Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. The application is very simple to work with, even if your experience with software tools is limited.


Excel 2013/2016
Skip to content. In Excel 2013 and 2016 a stronger encryption algorithm is used for the sheet and workbook structure passwords so previous brute force attacks are too slow to remove these passwords.he original workbook will not be modified. System requirements: Windows 7 or higher with Excel 2007 or higher (tested Windows 7/8/10 and Excel 2007/2010/2013/2016). Password removal is instant, the only time consumed is writing temporary files and making the new unprotected workbook (some seconds for a large workbook).


How to Unprotect an excel sheet without password
How to Unprotect an excel sheet without password. THis document will tel you how to unprotect an excel spread sheet without having the password. This procedure works in Excel 2010 and earlier but in Excel 2013 this will not work. In case of a password protect worksheet you are unable to Edit the data on the Excel Sheet.If you do not Remember the Password or do not know the password to unprotect the sheet just follow the below simple steps. Press ALT + F11 or click on View Code in Developers Tabs. In the Above White Space Enter the below Code.ow to Unprotect an excel sheet without password. THis document will tel you how to unprotect an excel spread sheet without having the password. This procedure works in Excel 2010 and earlier but in Excel 2013 this will not work. In case of a password protect worksheet you are unable to Edit the data on the Excel Sheet.


Instructions
Instructions. This program works on the active workbook in Excel. This program gives you 2 or 3 new menu items in Excel (versions up to Excel 2010/2011, for 2013/2016 version see instructions at the bottom of this page): 1) Unprotect sheet. 2) Unprotect workbook.3) Unprotect all (PRO version only).his program works on the active workbook in Excel. This program gives you 2 or 3 new menu items in Excel (versions up to Excel 2010/2011, for 2013/2016 version see instructions at the bottom of this page): 1) Unprotect sheet. 2) Unprotect workbook.


How to Remove, Crack, or Break a Forgotten Excel XLS Password
Then go ahead and open the Excel workbook that has the password on it that you would like to get rid of. There will be two new menu options under Tools, called Unprotect Sheet and Unprotect Workbook. Note that you can also open the workbook first and then double-click on the add-on to get the new menu options.hen go ahead and open the Excel workbook that has the password on it that you would like to get rid of. There will be two new menu options under Tools, called Unprotect Sheet and Unprotect Workbook. Note that you can also open the workbook first and then double-click on the add-on to get the new menu options.


Forgot Excel Workbook 2010/2013/2016 Password
Steps to remove permissions on excel workbook/worksheet: 1. Double click Excel and a dialog would ask you to type a password because excel is protected. Type excel open password now and click OK or press Enter. If excel workbook open password forgot, recover it with method introduced in Case 1 first. 2.When you want to edit excel worksheet, a message will pop up.lick Unprotect Sheet under Review menu, and type password you have set. 3. If you want to make any changes on Workbook, such as rename worksheet, or move sheet, adjust window, you have to unprotect workbook. Click Protect Workbook under Review menu, and type password in dialog box, click OK.


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Remove pass word encryption: To remove password encryption from the file, open the workbook and enter the password in the Password box. Then click File Info Protect Workbook Encrypt with Password. Delete the contents of the Password box, click OK, and then save the file again.Remove password protection from the sheet: To remove password protection from the sheet, click File Protect Current Sheet, and then type the password in the Unprotect Sheet dialog box.emove password encryption: To remove password encryption from the document, open the document and enter the password in the Password box. Then click File Info Protect Document Encrypt with Password. Delete the contents of the Password box, click OK, and then save the document again.


Add or remove protection in your document, workbook, or presentation
Remove protection in your Excel worksheet. In an open worksheet, click File Info Protect Workbook. You see the following options. Remove Mark as Final: When you mark a workbook as final, Excel asks you to save the file. The next time you open it, you will see a yellow MARKED AS FINAL message at the top of the workbook.emove password encryption: To remove password encryption from the document, open the document and enter the password in the Password box. Then click File Info Protect Document Encrypt with Password. Delete the contents of the Password box, click OK, and then save the document again.


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Add new formulas that you want to protect. On the Review tab, click Unprotect Sheet. If you created a password, enter the password when prompted. Select the new range of cells with formulas you want to hide (and data if you want to protect that as well). Right-click the selected cells, and then select Format Cells.Click the Protection tab, check the Locked and Hidden check boxes, and then click OK. On the Review tab, click Protect Sheet, and enter your password if you have one.n the Review tab, click Unprotect Sheet. If you created a password, enter the password when prompted. Select the new range of cells with formulas you want to hide (and data if you want to protect that as well). Right-click the selected cells, and then select Format Cells.


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1 Influenza molecular assay interpretation will depend on the individual test that is performed. 2  For example, a negative result from an influenza molecular assay that only detects influenza A virus and the A(H1N1)pdm09 subtype does not preclude infection with influenza B virus.his guidance focuses upon molecular assays for influenza as they are increasingly being used in clinical settings (1). Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) and other molecular assays can identify the presence of influenza viral RNA in respiratory specimens.


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Influenza testing may be used to help diagnose an influenza infection (flu) and sometimes to help document the presence of influenza in the community. Testing may also be used to identify the type and/or the strain of influenza causing the infection.apid flu tests are best used within the first 48 hours of the onset of symptoms to help diagnose influenza and determine whether or not antiviral drugs are a treatment option. Rapid tests vary in their ability to detect influenza.


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A positive molecular test result (RT-PCR) indicates that the person tested has influenza. Some of the tests that use this method can further identify the subtypes of influenza A, such as H1N1.A viral culture, if positive, can be used to identify the virus present.apid flu tests are best used within the first 48 hours of the onset of symptoms to help diagnose influenza and determine whether or not antiviral drugs are a treatment option. Rapid tests vary in their ability to detect influenza.


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Tests for influenza include molecular assays (including rapid molecular assays), rapid influenza diagnostic tests, immunofluorescence, viral culture or serology. This guidance focuses upon molecular assays for influenza as they are increasingly being used in clinical settings (1).Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) and other molecular assays can identify the presence of influenza viral RNA in respiratory specimens.his guidance focuses upon molecular assays for influenza as they are increasingly being used in clinical settings (1). Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) and other molecular assays can identify the presence of influenza viral RNA in respiratory specimens.


Influenza
Influenza. Influenza is a viral infection with a characteristic constellation of symptoms, including chills, fever, headache, fatigue, muscle aches, cough, and runny nose, often referred to as the âflu..Influenza occurs primarily during the winter months (November through April in the United States).nfluenza. Influenza is a viral infection with a characteristic constellation of symptoms, including chills, fever, headache, fatigue, muscle aches, cough, and runny nose, often referred to as the âflu..


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Font Size. A. A. A. In most cases, a doctor can diagnose the flu based on symptoms, especially when these symptoms happen during the peak flu season. But sometimes your doctor may want to do an influenza rapid diagnostic test to be sure the influenza virus is responsible for your symptoms, not another health problem.ont Size. A. A. A. In most cases, a doctor can diagnose the flu based on symptoms, especially when these symptoms happen during the peak flu season. But sometimes your doctor may want to do an influenza rapid diagnostic test to be sure the influenza virus is responsible for your symptoms, not another health problem.


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Molecular tests can detect influenza viral RNA (positive results) for a longer duration than other influenza testing (e.g., antigen testing-immunofluorescence or rapid influenza diagnostic tests).his guidance focuses upon molecular assays for influenza as they are increasingly being used in clinical settings (1). Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) and other molecular assays can identify the presence of influenza viral RNA in respiratory specimens.


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A negative influenza test may mean that the person has something other than influenza, that the test is not detecting the influenza strain, or that there is not sufficient virus in the specimen to allow it to be detected.apid flu tests are best used within the first 48 hours of the onset of symptoms to help diagnose influenza and determine whether or not antiviral drugs are a treatment option. Rapid tests vary in their ability to detect influenza.


Influenza Signs and Symptoms and the Role of Laboratory Diagnostics
1 Depending on the test, a negative result for one influenza A virus subtype may not preclude infection with another influenza A virus subtype. 2  Some influenza molecular assays being used are not FDA-cleared and an evaluation has not been performed to assess the accuracy of all available RT-PCR and molecular assays.his guidance focuses upon molecular assays for influenza as they are increasingly being used in clinical settings (1). Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) and other molecular assays can identify the presence of influenza viral RNA in respiratory specimens.


Test for Influenza
A negative influenza test, despite flu-like symptoms, means that you have some other kind of viral infection, or it could also mean that the rapid tests did not obtain sufficient virus in the sample to provide a conclusive result. negative influenza test, despite flu-like symptoms, means that you have some other kind of viral infection, or it could also mean that the rapid tests did not obtain sufficient virus in the sample to provide a conclusive result.


Are UM-1 batteries the same as C or D batteries?
Unlike Norman, the battery industry is very much like the camera market. Duracell and Energizer are the Cannon and Nikon of the battery brands. This is due to great advertising programs. RayoVac, like Pentax in cameras, will give you far more bang for the buck in the long run due to the fact that their batteries generally have a much higher amp/hour rating for a comparable version of the other 2 and sell for about 20% less.


ASSAULT AND BATTERY
â¢ ASSAULT AND BATTERY (noun) The noun ASSAULT AND BATTERY has 1 sense: 1. an assault in which the assailant makes physical contact. Familiarity information: ASSAULT AND BATTERY used as a noun is very rare.


What are C (um2 batteries and can a regular C battery be used instead? Can they be found at WalMart or similar?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: There is a battery standard (which you might think is the C or D or AA, but isn't) that generically describes the battery size. Most manufacturers don't use that standard. Instead, they use their own across some companies, but different across other companies.


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These are standards defined by American National Standards institute (ANSI) AA represents the dimensions (length :49.20-50.5 and diameter: 13.5-14.5 mm) and a number following it represents the type. AAA batteries have sizes : length :44.5 mm and diameter 10.5 mm. These are just conventions to name and are just followed around the world. The AA or AAA determine the size where as latter defines the type.


BATTERY
â¢ ASSAULT AND BATTERY (noun) Meaning: An assault in which the assailant makes physical contact. Classified under: Nouns denoting acts or actions. Synonyms: assault and battery; battery. Hypernyms (assault and battery is a kind of...): assault (a threatened or attempted physical attack by someone who appears to be able to cause bodily harm if not stopped) Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of assault and battery):


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The terminal voltage for AA batteries depends on the chemical composition of the battery you are using . Apart from the size difference of the batteries and terminal voltages being same the major difference is energy capacity. Typically, AA battery can store x3 times more energy as compared to a AAA battery.


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Giving whole blood requires a waiting period of 56 days between donations; however, all we ask is for individuals to Commit for Life and donate once every quarter. If you donate plasma (your red cells are returned to you), you may donate every 28 days. If you donate platelets (your red cells and most of your plasma are returned to you), you may donate every seven days, with a maximum of 24 times per year.


Blood Donation FAQs
Check with your local blood bank to determine the exact requirements, but generally, you must be at least 16 years of age, a minimum of 110 pounds, and in basic good health.


FAQs for Donating Blood & Platelets
You must wait a minimum of 56 days between whole blood donations. You must wait at least 72 hours after donating blood before you can donate platelets. After an automated double red cell collection, you must wait 112 days before donating again. You can donate platelets once in a seven-day period and up to 24 times a year. You must wait at least 72 hours after donating platelets before donating whole blood. After an automated double red cell collection, you must wait 112 days before donating again. In any eight-week period, you can make one blood donation and one platelet donation or six platelet donations.


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Most people feel great after giving blood. If you feel any abnormal symptoms, let a staff member at the blood donation center or blood drive know. You should avoid lifting heavy objects or strenuous exercise for the next 24 hours; otherwise you can resume full activity as long as you feel well.


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Anyone who is age 18 or older may be eligible to donate blood. Individuals who are 16 and 17 years old may be eligible to donate with parental consent. 1  You must bring a valid picture ID prior to donation.  Donors must weigh at least 110 pounds. 16 year old donors must weigh 122 pounds.


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You now have a folded triangle. Open up the folded triangle, bring the corners together... ...again, squash the triangle into a square (below middle photo). Now pull the outer corners of the square, one in each hand. Keep pulling to unfold your boat. We like to turn the boat over and expand the hole in the bottom.


How to Make an Origami Boat
How to Make an Origami Panda. This is a video for creating an origami boat. The first step for the origami boat is weâre going to take a sheet of paper and weâre going to start with the white side up, weâre going to make a book fold. So go ahead and start. Weâre going to take this bottom edge and fold it all the way up to the top edge.


How to Make an Origami Boat
How to Make an Origami Wallet. This is a video for creating an origami boat. The first step for the origami boat is weâre going to take a sheet of paper and weâre going to start with the white side up, weâre going to make a book fold. So go ahead and start. Weâre going to take this bottom edge and fold it all the way up to the top edge.


How to Make an Origami Boat
Up next in How to Make Origami (41 Videos) This is a video for creating an origami boat. The first step for the origami boat is weâre going to take a sheet of paper and weâre going to start with the white side up, weâre going to make a book fold. So go ahead and start.


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Origami boat stock photos, vectors and illustrations from Shutterstock, the worldÃ¢s largest royalty-free image, video, and music marketplace.


How to Make an Origami Boat
How to Make an Origami Shark. This is a video for creating an origami boat. The first step for the origami boat is weâre going to take a sheet of paper and weâre going to start with the white side up, weâre going to make a book fold. So go ahead and start. Weâre going to take this bottom edge and fold it all the way up to the top edge.


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No way!!! Thought I was being original when I thought of paper boats for place cards coz fiancÃ© loves fishing and I love the sea! But alas, someone's already done it. I only just made my first one today even!! Lol.


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The origami Gondola boat is consist of (1) boat, (2) four chair, and (3) stand. The boat itself is derived from a long canoe. It will take 16 steps to make a boat stand while 31 steps for Gondola chair. Since you have to go through 21 steps for this instruction, the total steps for making three models will be 68.


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These are currently our most popular origami: We use standard size 6 inch x 6 inch (15cm x 15cm) square origami paper for this site unless stated otherwise. If you can, use different types of origami paper to change the look of the finished origami and have fun with it! Origami Books and Paper 4-for-Price-of-3.


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This traditional easy origami boat might be the simplest origami boat you will ever fold. In this instruction, there are six steps to complete this model. However, if you become an expert, you will only need two steps to make it. Those steps are one valley-fold and one outside reverse-fold.


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She later told USA Today that none of us would sound the same if Aretha Franklin hadn't ever put out a record, or Whitney Houston hadn't. Celine Dion who was the third member of the troika that dominated female pop singing in the 1990s, did a telephone interview with Good Morning America on February 13, 2012, saying Whitney's been an amazing inspiration for me.


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Whitney Houston was born on August 9, 1963 in what was then a middle-income neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Army serviceman and entertainment executive John Russell Houston, Jr. (September 13, 1920 â February 2, 2003), and gospel singer Emily Cissy (Drinkard) Houston.


Singer Whitney Houston dies at 48
LOS ANGELES - Whitney Houston, who ruled as pop music's queen until her majestic voice and regal image were ravaged by drug use, erratic behavior and a tumultuous marriage to singer Bobby Brown, died Saturday. She was 48 -- less than two years shy of her 50th birthday. Beverly Hills police Lt. Mark Rosen told reporters outside the Beverly Hilton that Houston was pronounced dead at 3:55 p.m. in her room on the fourth floor of the hotel.


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In her 2013 book, Remembering Whitney: My Story of Love, Loss, and the Night the Music Stopped, Cissy Houston described the scene she encountered at Whitney Houstonâs house in 2005 as follows: âSomebody had spray-painted the walls and door with big glaring eyes and strange faces.


Singer Whitney Houston dies at 48
Singer Whitney Houston dies at 48. Updated Feb. 12, 2012, 1:56 AM ET. LOS ANGELES - Whitney Houston, who ruled as pop music's queen until her majestic voice and regal image were ravaged by drug use, erratic behavior and a tumultuous marriage to singer Bobby Brown, died Saturday. She was 48 -- .


Singer Whitney Houston dies at 48
Whitney Houston died in Beverly Hills hotel room Whitney Houston's voice will never be forgotten Mariah Carey on Twitter: Heartbroken; Others react. Houston's death came on the eve of music's biggest night -- the Grammy Awards. It's a showcase where she once reigned, and her death was sure to cast a heavy pall on Sunday's ceremony.


Garden Service Cost
1 Fall cleanup includes weeding, clearing leaves and grasses from flower beds and trimming spent blossoms, according to the University of California Davis and runs $200-$500 for a half acre.


Garden Service Cost
1 Chemical lawn services apply fertilizers and weed prevention chemicals every four to six weeks to promote healthy lawns, which averages $40 per application or $280-$700 per year. 2  Tip: To spruce up a lawn, aerate the soil so water and nutrients can reach the roots, according to Garden.com.


Landscaping Costs
This could be grass in the backyard, a few bushes and even a tree or two. Nevertheless, we have to start with the basics. According to our landscaping installation cost estimator, the average price to install landscaping is $3,538.


Garden Service Cost
1 Spring clean-up includes trimming away old growth from perennial plants not topped in the fall, removal of leaves and debris from flower beds and clearing away any branches broken during winter and costs about $200 for a half acre with some trees.


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Seeding A Lawn. The average cost to seed a lawn is $1,302. The lowest amount paid to reseed a lawn was $50, while the highest amount was $3,700. Clearly, that is a wide range.


Garden Service Cost
1 When not regularly included in a weekly service, landscape trimming is an as-needed or seasonal service that covers hedges, shrubs and ornamental trees for around $175-$400, depending on the size of the project. 2  Weeding beds on a ranch-style house with three-foot beds around three sides, runs $25-$50 per month.


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1 Mowing an average-sized residential lawns costs from $20-$40. 2  Mowing a large one-acre lot starts at $40 each visit and goes up according to access and condition. 3  The price for weekly mowing, leaf blowing, hedging and shrub trimming (as needed) runs $65-$90.


How long after interviews do employers usually wait to hire someone?
How long after interviews do employers usually wait to hire someone? I just want to know how long I should wait before calling them to inquire about it. Update: It is for a marketing/media relations position with a hospital (have my masters) and I already sent them a thank you card, so I don't want to be too pushy. Follow. 9 answers 9.


How long after interviews do employers usually wait to hire someone?
Best Answer: It truly varies from employer to employer, based on the position, their process, and the number/types of candidates. It is always a good idea to follow up with a call within a week to see how the process is going and if you can offer any more information to help with their decision.


how long does or did it take you to get a job offer after interview?
HelloJ in NY, New York said: just wondering. In my personal experience you either get told in person you are hired the same day or they call you within 2-3 buisiness days. If you got a interview friday you should either be told on friday you got the job or monday or tuesday.


Types of Bermuda Grass
The two types of Bermuda grass are common and hybrid. Common Bermuda grass is very aggressive and may overrun gardens and walkways, according to The Lawn Bible by David R. Mellor. Compared to hybrid varieties, common bermuda grass is medium maintenance and tolerates low mowing from 1 to 1 1/2 inches high.


Cynodon
For the genus of fishes, see Cynodon (fish). Cynodon is a genus of plants in the grass family. It is native to warm temperate to tropical regions of the Old World, as well as being cultivated and naturalized in the New World and on many oceanic islands. The genus name comes from Greek words meaning Dog-tooth.


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Bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon[L.]) is a popular. turfgrass for lawns, golf courses, athletic fields and general. utility areas. Found in Australia, Africa, India, South America. and the southern United States, it grows well in nearly all soil. types and resists drought. Bermudagrass ranges from very fine.


Bermudagrass
Bermudagrass can be either grazed continuously or used in a management-intensive grazing system. The choice of grazing system depends on the producer's needs and level of management. The primary goal of a grazing system should be to maintain a vigorous growth of high-quality forage.


Bermuda Grass Pictures
Bermuda Grass: Pictures Of Common Bermuda Mixed With Other Lawn Grass Types. Common bermuda grass often infiltrates lawns of other grass species. This can be bad, good or indifferent for different situations. Lawns that have heavy traffic or kids or dogs present can benefit from the ability of bermuda grass to spread and fill in.


Bermuda Grass
Bermuda Grass. Bermuda grass, also known as Couch Grass or Wiregrass is scientifically called the Cynadon dactylon. It is actually a type of weed that originated from African Savannah and India. The name is Bermuda Grass because it was first introduced in the USA from Bermuda.


Bermuda Grass Pictures
Bermuda Grass: Pictures of Runners or Stolons. The runners of bermuda grass are the most typical feature that people recognize. It is also the most common reason why they donât like it. Common bermuda can be very invasive. It puts down roots from the nodes or joints as it spreads, which is why it is difficult to pull up.


Bermudagrass
Bermudagrass makes excellent warm-season pasture. Bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon), a warm-season grass native to southeast Africa, is widely grown in the southeastern United States and is gaining popularity in southern Missouri. It is a deep-rooted, sod-forming grass that spreads by means of stolons and rhizomes and grows to a height of 15 to 24 inches.


Bermuda Grass Seed for Pasture
Bermuda Grass Seed for Pasture. Bermuda Grass Seed for Pasture - Bermuda grass seed varieties used for hay production, pasture seeding and livestock forage throughout the central and southern climates of the United States. Bermuda grass is one of the most commonly used pasture grass varieties in the United States. Bermuda grass provides excellent hay quality for all types of grazing animals. Improved pasture forage Bermuda grass seed varieties have shown excellent hay quality and high yield production.


Bermuda Grass
Bermuda Grass. 1  Bermuda grass, also known as Couch Grass or Wiregrass is scientifically called the Cynadon dactylon. It is actually a type of weed that originated from African Savannah and India. 2  The color of this grass is usually dark green and spreads by rhizomes and stolons.


Mocha Coffee Calories
A better option is to add 1 tsp. mocha powder to your coffee. With whitener and a low calorie sweetener, you will consume 16 calories with .85 g of total fat, 4.6 g carbohydrates and 2.2 g of sugar, according to the USDA.


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N utrition by the Cup Enjoy a variety of tasty options to fit your lifestyle and your day.Starbucks.ca/menu/nutrition Brewed Coffee: 20 mg caffeine (30 ml /1 fl oz)Espresso: 75 mg caffeine per shot (30 ml /1 fl oz) Frappuccino Â® blended beverage.


How Many Calories in Coffee?
The best option is to drink an Americano (espresso + water). Believe it or not, espresso drinks have less caffeine than brewed drinks (where the water is in contact with the coffee grounds for a longer time).


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Short 236 ml(8 fl oz)Tall 354 ml(12 fl oz)Grande 473 ml(16 fl oz)Venti 591 ml (hot)(20 fl oz)Venti 709 ml (cold)(24 fl oz) Cup SizesHot and Cold Beverages All suggestions based on a Tall serving (354 ml / 12 fl oz). Canadian and U.S. soymilk vary slightly.


Hot Chocolate
195.0. Nutritional information is calculated based on Caribou Coffee's standard recipes and reflects average values from our ingredient suppliers. Data is calculated using ESHA Research's GenesisÂ® R&D Software and is rounded to meet FDA regulations. Variation in serving size, preparation, supplier ingredients and seasonal differences may affect the nutrition values for each drink.


Mocha Coffee Calories
Commercially Prepared Mocha Coffees. Commercially prepared mocha coffees are typically high in calories, even with nonfat milk. A popular mocha flavored coffee contains 187 calories per 16-oz. serving. Total fat content is 0.7 g with 43 g of carbohydrates and 33 mg of sodium, according to Calorie King.


Amide
arrangement of the carbonyl and the greater electronegativity of oxygen, the carbonyl (C=O) is a. stronger dipole than the N-C dipole. The presence of a C=O dipole and, to a lesser extent a N-C. dipole, allows amides to act as H-bond acceptors.


Amine
Inorganic derivatives of ammonia are also called amines, such as chloramine (NClH2); see Category:Inorganic amines. Compounds with a nitrogen atom attached to a carbonyl group, thus having the structure RâCOâNRâ²Râ³, are called amides and have different chemical properties from amines.


What is an Amide?
An amide is a class of organic compounds containing a nitrogen atom attached to an acyl group. Amides are considered a derivative of carboxylic acids and can also be prepared from amines, anhydrides, esters, and nitriles. All peptide linkages in proteins are amides. A carboxylic acid and an amine react to form amide. Organic acids are characterized by an end carbon bonded to a carbonyl group (-C=O) and a hydroxyl group (-OH), collectively written as -COOH. The amines have organic groups bonded to a nitrogen atom.


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these methods involve reaction of an amine with an activated carbonyl compound (i.e. acid. chloride), very similar to the method used to prepare esters: The amide is an important functional group present in a number of types of drugs. molecules (local anesthetics, antiarrhythmics, etc). It is also the key linking moiety. in proteins and peptide drug products: II.


Amine
Classes of amines[edit] An aliphatic amine has no aromatic ring attached directly to the nitrogen atom. Aromatic amines have the nitrogen atom connected to an aromatic ring as in the various anilines. The aromatic ring decreases the alkalinity of the amine, depending on its substituents. The presence of an amine group strongly increases the reactivity of the aromatic ring, due to an electron-donating effect.


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There are a number of functional groups structurally related to amides (and esters) that are. important constituents of drug molecules and biomacromolecules. Perhaps the most important of. these are the carbamates, ureas, imides and sulfonamides.


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In the base form of acids, the charge. is formed on oxygen and is delocalized over two oxygen atoms and the central carbon atom. In. amides the charge is formed on nitrogen and it is distributed over an oxygen, a nitrogen and the. central carbon atom.


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General Information[edit] An amide functional group consists of a carbonyl group bonded to a nitrogen. In simple amides, two hydrogen atoms are bonded to the nitrogen (-CONH2) while in more complex amides, the nitrogen is bonded to one or two aliphatic or aromatic groups (-CONR).


What is an Amide?
The reaction to form an amide from the acid and the amine is a two-step, high-temperature process. Other synthesis routes will form the amide more readily. In order from the most reactive to the least reactive feedstock, the reactants are the acyl halide, the acid anhydride, the ester, and the carboxylic acid.


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General Simple Amide. Amide with -R Groups on Nitrogen. An amide functional group consists of a carbonyl group bonded to a nitrogen. In simple amides, two hydrogen atoms are bonded to the nitrogen (-CONH2) while in more complex amides, the nitrogen is bonded to one or two aliphatic or aromatic groups (-CONR). Naming amides is very similar to naming carboxylic acids.


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Local Level Support. The Lead Defense Travel Administrator (LDTA) for a site is typically responsible for local level support. This subject matter expert will be able to provide direction on local business rules governing travel for a particular organization.


Local Level Support
Travel Assistance Center. The Lead Defense Travel Administrator (LDTA) for a site is typically responsible for local level support. This subject matter expert will be able to provide direction on local business rules governing travel for a particular organization.


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A. As determined by the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller)/Chief. Financial Officer, the Defense Civilian Pay System (DCPS) is the Departmentâs only approved. standard civilian payroll system for employees paid from appropriated, revolving, or trust funds. The Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) is responsible for maintaining system.


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The U.S. Department of the Treasury has developed myRA (my Retirement Account), a retirement savings account with a new type of Roth IRA* investment that makes saving for retirement simple, safe, and affordable. myRA is a good option for people without access to employer-sponsored retirement savings plans.


Defense Civilian Pay System (DCPS)
It's that time again; the task many users regret. It's time to create a password! As a new Defense Civilian Pay System (DCPS) user you must create a personal password the first time you log into DCPS; thereafter, you're required to change your password every 60 days. It's tempting to pick something easy to remember, like spelling your user name backwards, or child's name, or a word from the dictionary.


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DCPS New Userâs Guide. DCPS New Userâs Guide. 1. PURPOSE. The purpose of this guide is to assist Defense Civilian Payroll System. (DCPS) users with the first steps in using the DCPS pay process. This guide provides. solutions to real-world questions and problems you may experience by providing helpful.


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1.1.1 Please describe the solution you provide to customers for this service component through IT. applications and/or back-office support. The Defense Civilian Personnel Data System (DCPDS) is a multifunction, web-based civilian HR information. management and transaction processing system. The core DCPDS system (based on the Oracle HR custom of-. the-shelf solution (COTS) product), is customized for Defense environments, and provides personnel transaction.


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This chapter sets out time and attendance (T&A) policy and procedures for the Department. of Defense (DoD) agencies. It contains established policies, defines responsibilities, and prescribes. internal controls in support of T&A recording and reporting requirements for the Defense Civilian. Pay System (DCPS).


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The male koala has a scent gland which he uses to rub against the trunk of a tree. He scent marks to indicate his home trees, and this is to attract the female. Koalas have a â¦ range of around one square kilometre, and they have numerous home trees within that territory.


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They live in eucalyptus trees and eat only a few types of gum leaves from which they get all nutrients and water requirements. Eucalyptus leaves are tough, toxic and low in nutrition, but the koala has developed a stomach which is capable of removing the toxins from where they are filtered out by the liver.


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Koalas are found all along the eastern coast of Australia from near Adelaide to the base of the Cape York Peninsula, and as far into the hinterland as there is enough rainfall to support suitable forest. The word koala comes from the aboriginal word meaning does not drink.


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Females reach sexual maturity at two years of age and, if healthy, will produce one young each year for about twelve years. Gestation is thirty-five days; twins are very rare. A baby koala is refferred to as a joey and is hairless, blind, and earless.


Koala
The koala is a well-known and popular animal, endemic to Australia but recognised around the world. It is a tree-dwelling marsupial with large furry ears, a prominent black nose, long sharp claws adapted for climbing and no tail. Fur colour varies from pale grey in north Australia to grey-brown in the south.


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usa | world | animals | vocabulary | health | science | math | history. Koala. The koala (Phascolarctos cinereus; sometimes also spelled Phascolarctus cinereus) is a thickset arboreal marsupial herbivore endemic to Australia, and the only representative of its family, Phascolarctidae.


Koala
Gum leaves are not the easiest things to digest-they are tough and contain oils which can be poisonous. To cope with such an unusual diet, koalas have a long, thin tube like an appendix branching out from their intestines. This tube grows to a length of two metres.


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Typical weights are 12 kg for males and 8.5 kg for females. In tropical and sub-tropical Queensland, however, Koalas are smaller (at around 6.5 kg for an average male and just over 5 kg for an average female), a lighter, often rather scruffy, grey in colour, and have shorter, thinner fur.


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Most of the tissue in the digestive tract itself has four layers. These layers are called the mucosa, the submucosa, muscularis externa, and the serosa. The layer in the innermost part of the digestive tract is called the mucosa.The mucosa serves to line the cavity of the tract. The mucosa consists of three sub-layers called the epithelium, the lamina propria, and the muscularis mucosae.his mucus lubricates the digestive tract. The lamina propia is a sub-layer that is made of loose connective tissue. The muscularis mucosae is a sub-layer of smooth muscle. The next layer after the mucosa is called the submucosa. This layer is a thick layer of loose connective tissue.


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This mucus lubricates the digestive tract. The lamina propia is a sub-layer that is made of loose connective tissue. The muscularis mucosae is a sub-layer of smooth muscle. The next layer after the mucosa is called the submucosa. This layer is a thick layer of loose connective tissue.Although this layer does not have any sub-layers, it does have blood vessels, vessels belonging to the lymphatic system, and nerves, some of which control digestion.his mucus lubricates the digestive tract. The lamina propia is a sub-layer that is made of loose connective tissue. The muscularis mucosae is a sub-layer of smooth muscle. The next layer after the mucosa is called the submucosa. This layer is a thick layer of loose connective tissue.


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This layer has two sub-layers of smooth muscle called the inner circular layer and the outer longitudinal layer. The cells of the inner circular layer, which is closer to the submucosa layer, wrap around the digestive tract like a ring.his mucus lubricates the digestive tract. The lamina propia is a sub-layer that is made of loose connective tissue. The muscularis mucosae is a sub-layer of smooth muscle. The next layer after the mucosa is called the submucosa. This layer is a thick layer of loose connective tissue.


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Between the inner circular and outer longitudinal layers of smooth muscle is another critical component of the digestive tract's nervous system-the myenteric plexus. Tunica submucosa lies immediately beneath the mucosa, and is a layer of loose to dense connective tissue containing blood and lymphatic vessels.The submucosa also contains the submucous plexus, a critical component of the digestive tract's nervous system which provides nervous control to the mucosa.n most of the digestive tract (stomach and intestines) it consists of a thin layer of loose connective tissue covered by mesothelium (a type of squamous epithelium that lines body cavities); within the peritoneal cavity, this structure is also referred to as visceral peritoneum.


General Structure of the Digestive System
The mucosa, or mucous membrane layer, is the innermost tunic of the wall. It lines the lumen of the digestive tract. The mucosa consists of epithelium, an underlying loose connective tissue layer called lamina propria, and a thin layer of smooth muscle called the muscularis mucosa.In certain regions, the mucosa develops folds that increase the surface area. Certain cells in the mucosa secrete mucus, digestive enzymes, and hormones.he mucosa consists of epithelium, an underlying loose connective tissue layer called lamina propria, and a thin layer of smooth muscle called the muscularis mucosa. In certain regions, the mucosa develops folds that increase the surface area. Certain cells in the mucosa secrete mucus, digestive enzymes, and hormones.


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Beneath the epithelium, but still within the tunica mucosa is a layer-the lamina propria-of loose connective tissue through which course blood vessels and lymphatics that supply the epithelium. This layer also contains lymphatic nodules important to immune functions of the digestive tract.n most of the digestive tract (stomach and intestines) it consists of a thin layer of loose connective tissue covered by mesothelium (a type of squamous epithelium that lines body cavities); within the peritoneal cavity, this structure is also referred to as visceral peritoneum.


Small Intestine
Deep to the mucosa is the submucosa layer that provides blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, and nerves to support the mucosa on the surface. Several layers of smooth muscle tissue form the muscularis layer that contracts and moves the small intestines.he small intestine is, however, about twice the length of the large intestine and usually measures about 10 feet in length. The small intestine winds throughout the abdominal cavity inferior to the stomach. Its many folds help it to pack all 10 feet of its length into such a small body cavity....


No, We Don't Just Do Roofs
If your roof system does not currently have drip or rake edge installed, some of the wood Roof Deck might have to be replaced when the time comes for roof repairs. Typical pricing for drip edge and rake edge comes in around $1 â $2 per linear foot.


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1 Rake (tool), a horticultural implement, a long-handled tool with tines. 2  Rake or hay rake, a farm implement. 3  Rake, the caster angle of a bicycle or motorcycle.  Rake angle, a parameter in machining and cutting geometry.


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1 Rake (tool), a horticultural implement, a long-handled tool with tines. 2  Rake or hay rake, a farm implement.  Rake, the caster angle of a bicycle or motorcycle.


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You are here: Home / Glossary / Rake. As a roofing term a rake is the inclined edge of a sloped roof over a wall from the eave to the ridge, and usually perpendicular to the eave and ridge. Rakes are not a common word that many homeowners will know of.


Rake
As a roofing term a rake is the inclined edge of a sloped roof over a wall from the eave to the ridge, and usually perpendicular to the eave and ridge. Other Definitions. Rakes are not a common word that many homeowners will know of.


Definition of Rake
1 Rake, the caster angle of a bicycle or motorcycle. 2  Rake angle, a parameter in machining and cutting geometry. 3  Rake (cellular automaton), a cellular automaton pattern that moves while regularly emitting spaceships.  Rake (character), a man habituated to immoral conduct.


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Rake may refer to: 1  Rake (tool), a horticultural implement, a long-handled tool with tines. 2  Rake or hay rake, a farm implement. 3  Rake, the caster angle of a bicycle or motorcycle.  Rake angle, a parameter in machining and cutting geometry.


Definition of Rake
1 Rake (tool), a horticultural implement, a long-handled tool with tines. 2  Rake or hay rake, a farm implement. 3  Rake, the caster angle of a bicycle or motorcycle. 4  Rake angle, a parameter in machining and cutting geometry.  Rake (cellular automaton), a cellular automaton pattern that moves while regularly emitting spaceships.


No, We Don't Just Do Roofs
It doesnât cost much and it serves an important purpose. Drip edge and rake edge are the first parts of the roof system to be installed. They form a long, narrow piece of metal, which is installed along the perimeter your Roof Deck. Drip edge goes along your eaves trough areas and rake edge goes along your gable ends.


No, We Don't Just Do Roofs
Your best drip edge and rake edge, as per the Alberta Roofing Contractors Associationâs Good Roofing Practices, will overhang plywood into your eaves trough by approximately 1.5 inches and over your facia at the gables by approximately 1 inch.


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China blames climate change for record sea levels | Against the background of global climate change, China's coastal air and sea temperatures have soared, coastal air pressure has fallen and sea levels have also soared, it said. Americans can now get a 5-day visa on arrival in Shenzhen, but it's almost 1,000 RMB.


GPS Maps and Navigation China
GPS Maps and Navigation China lets you plan your trips, route your travel and find restaurants nearby. Find your current location or search for an address and navigate using Baidu maps to your destination. Whether you need city, satellite, traffic or public transit maps, you can always find your location with Maps, Navigation & Directions! TRIP PLANNER â China maps with GPS & Location Tracker.


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China Map for Garmin GPS Devices. $49.95. This GPS map will give you turn by turn directions to your destination using a point of interest (POI), city point, and/or latitude and longitude, with the ability to preplan driving destinations before getting into your car.


GPS Maps and Navigation China
Find your current location or search for to address and navigate using Baidu maps to your destination. Whether you need city, satellite, traffic or public transit maps, you can always find your location with Maps, Navigation & Directions! TRIP PLANNER - China maps with GPS & Location Tracker.


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Global Mobile Map Viewing and Navigation for Online and Offline OSM Maps. 1  Works totally offline (no roaming charges when you are abroad) but also has a (fast) online option. 2  Turn-by-turn voice guidance (recorded and synthesized voices) 3  Announce traffic warnings like stop signs, pedestrian crosswalks, or when you are exceeding the speed limit.


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APP FEATURES. Global Mobile Map Viewing and Navigation for Online and Offline OSM Maps. Works totally offline (no roaming charges when you are abroad) but also has a (fast) online option. Turn-by-turn voice guidance (recorded and synthesized voices)


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I love Nokia HERE maps and its offline navigation. But it seems it's not available in China anymore. I downloaded 'Map of China' but that is not nearly as detailed. Does anyone know a better alternative for Nokia HERE.


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Bicycle and pedestrian features. The offline maps include foot, hiking, and bike paths, great for outdoor activities. Map display and navigation mode for bicycle and pedestrian. Optionally display public transport stops (bus, tram, train) including line names.


China Map for Garmin GPS Devices
China GPS Map. China Map for Garmin GPS Devices. This GPS map will give you turn by turn directions to your destination using a point of interest (POI), city point, and/or latitude and longitude, with the ability to preplan driving destinations before getting into your car.


seksis 2017
Navigate the streets with confidence. This product provides detailed road maps and points of interest for your device, so you can navigate with exact, turn-by-turn directions to any address or intersection. Displays roads and names in pin-yin English.


Event listeners
In the DOM event model, you register the class instance that contains the listener function rather than the actual listener function. In the ActionScript 3.0 event model, there is no distinction between an event listener and a listener function. ActionScript 3.0 does not have an EventListener interface, and listener functions can be defined outside a class or as part of a class.


Event listeners
In the DOM event model, there is a clear distinction between an event listener and a listener function: an event listener is an instance of a class that implements the EventListener interface, whereas a listener function is a method of that class named handleEvent().


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The second event listener (an instance of a class called Eavesdropper) listens for events on only one of the buttons. When it receives an event, it adds the action command to the bottom text area. Click the Launch button to run MultiListener using Javaâ¢ Web Start (download JDK 7 or later).


JavaScript: Events and Listeners
In the parentheses, list the event listener but without the on. (In this example, the event listener is onclick, which is shortened to click.) You then add the function to run. (The function is declared elsewhere.) The false refers to an advanced, rarely used parameter for event handling.


Introduction to Event Listeners
When it receives an event, it adds the action command to the bottom text area. Try this: 1  Click the Launch button to run MultiListener using Javaâ¢ Web Start (download JDK 7 or later). Alternatively, to compile and run the example yourself, consult the example index.  Click the Blah blah blah button.


Event listeners
Error events without listeners. Event listeners, which are also called event handlers, are functions that Flash Player and AIR execute in response to specific events. Adding an event listener is a two-step process. First, you create a function or class method for Flash Player or AIR to execute in response to the event.


Introduction to Event Listeners
Let us look at one of the simplest event handling examples possible. It is called Beeper, and it features a button that beeps when you click it. Click the Launch button to run Beeper using Javaâ¢ Web Start (download JDK 7 or later). Alternatively, to compile and run the example yourself, consult the example index.


Introduction to Event Listeners
The second event listener (an instance of a class called Eavesdropper) listens for events on only one of the buttons. When it receives an event, it adds the action command to the bottom text area. Try this: Click the Launch button to run MultiListener using Javaâ¢ Web Start (download JDK 7 or later).


JavaScript: Events and Listeners
JavaScript: Events and Listeners. Although you can start functions when your page loads, many times you'll want to start functions when a user clicks a link, enters a form, scrolls, moves his or her mouse over an object, or does something else. These actions are called events. You can set specific functions to run when the user performs an event.


JavaScript: Events and Listeners
The following are common events: onload //when the page loads onclick //when a user clicks something onmouseover //when a user mouses over something onfocus //when a user puts the cursor in a form field onblur //When a user leaves a form field. Note that each event listener begins with on and is entirely lowercase.


Thread: Why do koi's jump out of the water?
Koi living in the same confinement for about a little over a year now. As for mud ponds without corner, my koi never had that luxury to be able to miss something like that. There all sorts of reasons a koi might jump. Some bad, some not. Folks often point to water quality issues, parasites, etc. However, sometimes a carp just seems to want to jump and then doesn't jump again. Some individuals seem to be more prone to jumping on occasion than any others in the pond. Some seem never to jump.


What Is Koi Flashing?
Pay attention to your koi flashing, it is a sign of koi parasites or a pond water problem! Koi flashing is when you see your koi swim very fast and twist and rub off the bottom of your pond or the sides of your koi pond. They will even rub against the rocks in your pond.


Thread: Why do koi's jump out of the water?
Why do koi's jump out of the water? I'm only asking because two days ago my Shiro Utsuri was jumping around for a while as I gaze at the pond. I think she jump around 5 times within 15 minutes.


What Is Koi Flashing?
Excellent for treating salt resistant parasites. Another Cause of Koi Flashing Check your pond water quality! A change in your pond water can be the cause of koi flashing. Check your pH and, ammonia. Chlorine in your pond water can be another cause of flashing. Note: Don't be alarmed if you see a koi flash once or twice a day this can be normal. What you are looking for is, many koi flashing or jumping many times a day. Just by treating your koi for parasites and/or testing your pond water will stop the flashing.


Thread: Why do koi's jump out of the water?
Obviously this fish is having some issues. Being as how it has no arms, hands or fingers to raise above the water and flip you the bird, all it can do is jump and fin you off.


Why Do Koi Jump?
The first thing to do is to test the water. Two simple tools will make this pretty easy. Use 5 and 1 test strips to check the pH, alkalinity, water hardness, nitrites, and nitrates. The most important of these is pH (and nitrites second). Koi in particular donât like low pH (or really high pH for that matter but they may tolerate it a bit better), on the low end, for example it would be around 6.5 or less.


What Is Koi Flashing?
The parasites itch your koi and they are trying to remove them by rubbing. Flukes on a fish are just like fleas on a dog, they itch them! Koi flashing can cause damage to the protective slime coat of your koi. The âslime coatâ protects your koi from the deadly bacteria in your koi pond water. When the âslime coatâ is damaged the bad bacteria in your pond water enters your koiâs body causing serious bacterial infections such as, koi ulcers âbody soresâ.


Why Do Koi Jump?
Koi fish are interesting creatures to say the least. For anyone whoâs had fish, any fish really, for any length of time, you kind of get in tune with their habits and personalities, and yes, they do differ from fish to fish. And one trait that some of them may have is that they like to jump. Now before you âjumpâ to any conclusions, you can rest assured that sometimes Koi just jump for the fun of it. Makes sense if you think about it. From Koi to carp to whales and dolphins flying freely, tell me you donât think it would be fun to go airborne if your world was mostly made of water. Some individual Koi really like to leap, and thatâs fine as long as theyâre safe. The real problem with jumping Koi, isnât so much that thereâs anything wrong in the pond, but if they donât happen to land back in the water, youâve got a problem. It might end up being their last care-free act.


Why do the koi jump out of water
There are several reasons why koi jump out of the water. One of the most common is parasites. The parasites cause itching and pain. The fish will leap out of the water and also rub on things in the pond in an attempt to escape the itching. If your koi have parasites, you can treat with a medication called praziquantel. It is sold on pet stores and pond supply stores. Koi also will do a lot of leaping out of the water when they are spawning. Lot of chasing goes on. The females may get tired of it and leap out. Males trying to win the females may also jump. Finally, they may jump out because they are scared.


Thread: Why do koi's jump out of the water?
In addition to what our #2 poster has offered, I find that when I bring my koi in from a larger outside pond in the fall, to a SMALLER inside pond i have to take steps to prevent a bail out. Also when new koi are purchased and put in a QT tank, and then moved to new surroundings, they opt more to jump. So if i were to put a readers digest summation on what i think....Watch out when koi are moved.


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Speed is a measure of distance traveled over time, where distance refers to how much ground is covered by an object in motion. Velocity is a measure of displacement over time, and displacement refers to the net change in position of an object in motion. Distance and speed are scalar quantities, as they are fully described by magnitude with no reference to direction.


Speed and Velocity: Concepts and Formulas
Speed is defined as the rate of change in distance with respect to time. Velocity is defined as the rate of change in displacement with respect to time. Notice the words distance and displacement are the only difference between the two definitions.


Speed and Velocity: Concepts and Formulas
Displacement is a vector quantity because displacement is fully described with both magnitude and direction. Since velocity is a function of displacement, velocity is a vector quantity. If we combine the definitions of speed and velocity, one could say that velocity is speed with direction and that would be accurate. Formula for Speed. Now that we understand the concepts of speed and velocity, we can examine the formulas for calculating these measures.


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Your next lesson will play in 10 seconds. 1  0:05 Concepts. 2  0:59 Definitions. 3  2:22 Formula for Speed. 4  4:06 Formula for Velocity. 5  5:44 Lesson Summary.


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In other words, velocity is a measure of how long it takes an object to reach a destination with direction. Velocity is directly proportional to displacement and inversely proportional to the time traveled. Let's take a look at the velocity formula: Velocity = displacement Ã· time. Let's consider once again that man traveling in the zigzag pattern.


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Definition of VELOCITY: 1 The rate of change of displacement of a moving body with time: a vector expressing both magnitude and direction. Cf speed which is scalar. 2 For a wave, the distance travelled by a given phase divided by the time taken.


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Ch 4. Mechanics. 1  Speed and Velocity: Concepts and Formulas 6:44. 2  6:56 Next Lesson. 3  Implications of Mechanics on Objects 6:53. 4  Newton's First Law of Motion: Examples of the Effect of Force on Motion 8:25. 5  Newton's Second Law of Motion: The Relationship Between Force and Acceleration 8:04.


What is VELOCITY?
What is VELOCITY? 1 The rate of change of displacement of a moving body with time: a vector expressing both magnitude and direction. Cf speed which is scalar. 2 For a wave, the distance travelled by a given phase divided by the time taken.


What is VELOCITY?
Definition of VELOCITY: 1 The rate of change of displacement of a moving body with time: a vector expressing both magnitude and direction. Cf speed which is scalar. 2 For a wave, Science Dictionary The World's Largest Online Science Dictionary


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J.D. Ryznar (voiceover): So William Henry Harrison is lying there dying and the doctors are throwing snakes and leaches on him. Shot cuts to J.D. Ryznar sitting on the couch. J.D. Ryznar: Sucking his blood. Shot cuts back to Paul Schneider lying in bed covered in leaches and snakes. J.D. Ryznar: And he died.


When did William Henry Harrison die?
William Henry Harrison died on April 4, 1841 at the age of 68. Shortest Term by any US President The 9th President of the United States was William Henry Harrison President Harrison was in office from March 4, 1841 until April 4, 1841 whâ¦en he died of pneumonia.


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J.D. Ryznar: Iâm gonna tell you the story of William Henry Harrison. Shot cuts to an image of William Henry Harrison J. D. Ryznar (voiceover): He was the ninth President of the United States. He was the president who had the shortest term of any President. It was less than a month. The shot cuts to Paul Schneider dressed as William Henry Harrison.


How did William Henry Harrison die?
Shortest Term by any US President The 9th President of the United States was William Henry Harrison President Harrison was in office from March 4, 1841 until April 4, 1841 wh â¦ en he died of pneumonia. President Harrison was in office for 32 days, the shortest term by any US President, and was the first US President to die in office..


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Drunk History 4 - Featuring Paul Schneider William Henry Harrison, our ninth president, was sixty eight years old when he was elected. He died thirty days later.


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William Henry Harrison (1773-1841) was the 9th President of the US, although he died after just a month in office. He had gained notoriety as a military leader in 1811 in the â¦Indian wars that preceded the War of 1812. William Henry Harrison was the first Whig to enter office, and the first President to die in office.


How did William Henry Harrison die?
He caught a severe cold that quickly developed into fatal pneumonia, and because he failed to recover from the chills and fever that developed immediately after the speech, he died. He died in 1841. He was only in office for one month at the time of his death on April 4, 1841. William Henry Harrison - February 9, 1773 - April 4, 1841, was the 9th President of the United States, an American Military Officer and Politician, and the first president to die in office. On March 26, Harrison became ...


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Drunk History 4 - Featuring Paul Schneider. William Henry Harrison, our ninth president, was sixty eight years old when he was elected. He died thirty days later. Derek Waters presents: Drunk History vol. 4.


Presidents
William Henry Harrison (1773-1841) was the 9th President of the US, although he died after just a month in office. He had gained notoriety as a military leader in 1811 in the â¦ Indian wars that preceded the War of 1812. William Henry Harrison was the first Whig to enter office, and the first President to die in office.


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J.D. Ryznar (voiceover): William Henry Harrison was sixty eight years old. Sixty eight back thenâ¦ Shot cuts to J. D. Ryznar on the couch. J.D. Ryznar: â¦was like the age expectancy of a man born his age was forty, and the and so it would be like a hundred and ten years old.


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The Anthropology of Extinction provides compelling evidence for deep connections between cultural, linguistic, and bio-diversity, and exposes the common threats they now face. This book will serve as a timely call to action for anthropologists, linguists, biologists, and activists.. âK.


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We live in an era marked by an accelerating rate of species death, but since the early days of the discipline, anthropology has contemplated the death of languages, cultural groups, and ways of life.


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Description. We live in an era marked by an accelerating rate of species death, but since the early days of the discipline, anthropology has contemplated the death of languages, cultural groups, and ways of life.


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Today we're losing biodiversity at a similar rate. And this is, of course, an anthropogenic mass extinction. The primary cause is human communities. But what we're trying to do in extinction studies is to think about scale in different ways.


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AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Accumulating AbsenceCultural Productions of the Sixth Extinction \ Genese Marie SodikoffPart 1. The Social Construction of Biotic Extinction 1. A Species Apart: Ideology, Science, and the End of Life \ Janet Chernela 2.


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Genese Marie Sodikoff is Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Rutgers University, Newark. She is author of Forest and Labor in Madagascar: From Colonial Concession to Global Biosphere (IUP, 2012).


How the Current Mass Extinction of Animals Threatens Humans
The fifth one was 65 million years ago, when the dinosaurs vanished. Today we're losing biodiversity at a similar rate. And this is, of course, an anthropogenic mass extinction. The primary cause is human communities. But what we're trying to do in extinction studies is to think about scale in different ways.


May is National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month
Asthma and allergies are not only two of the most common diseases but also two of the most overlooked. In the United States, 25 million people suffer from asthma and 50 million suffer from allergies, though many go untreated. Asthma and allergies are leading causes for hospital visits and missed days of work and school. Even worse, thousands die each year from asthma attacks and anaphylaxis allergic reactions.


Asthma in the US
Asthma is increasing every year in the US. 1  Asthma cost the US about $3,300 per person with asthma each year from 2002 to 2007 in medical expenses. 2  Medical expenses associated with asthma increased from $48.6 billion in 2002 to $50.1 billion in 2007.


Asthma in the US
Too many people have asthma. 1  The number of people with asthma continues to grow. 2  More than half (53%) of people with asthma had an asthma attack in 2008. 3  185 children and 3,262 adults died from asthma in 2007. 4  About 1 in 10 children (10%) had asthma and 1 in 12 adults (8%) had asthma in 2009.


Asthma Facts or Fiction?
Fiction: Children outgrow asthma or asthma gets better as you get older. Fact: Children often don't outgrow asthma. A child's asthma can get better or worse over time and some very young children with asthma may get much better as they (and their lungs) grow, but for most people, asthma is present the rest of their lives. Some very young children have asthma symptoms that go away when they get older.


Asthma in the US
Asthma was linked to 3,447 deaths (about 9 per day) in 2007. Asthma costs in the US grew from about $53 billion in 2002 to about $56 billion in 2007, about a 6% increase. Greater access to medical care is needed for the growing number of people with asthma.