New Infection, Not Relapse, Brings Back Lyme Symptoms, Study Says
The results challenge the notion, strongly held by some patients and advocacy groups, that Lyme disease, a bacterial infection, has a tendency to resist the usual antibiotic treatment and turn into a chronic illness that requires months or even years of antibiotic therapy.


Recurrent Lyme Disease Is Due to Reinfection, Not Relapse
Lyme disease is increasing in both incidence and geographic distribution. Given that the etiologic agent, Borrelia burgdorferi, is difficult to culture in routine clinical laboratories, there has been a long-standing controversy over whether this pathogen can cause relapsing and/or chronic disease.


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Many organisms that respire have the enzyme cytochrome c oxidase in their electron transport chain that transfers electrons to oxygen, reducing oxygen to water. This test uses a reagent (tetramethyl-p-phenylenediamine) that changes color when it becomes oxidized by cytochrome c oxidase.As oxygen is required, only organisms that are aerobes, microaerophiles, or facultative anaerobes contain cytochrome c oxidase.his test uses a reagent (tetramethyl-p-phenylenediamine) that changes color when it becomes oxidized by cytochrome c oxidase. As oxygen is required, only organisms that are aerobes, microaerophiles, or facultative anaerobes contain cytochrome c oxidase.


Oxidase Test- Principle, Uses, Procedure, Types, Result Interpretation, Examples and Limitations 4.64 / 5  ( 204 )
The oxidase test detects the presence of a cytochrome oxidase system that will catalyse the transport of electrons between electron donors in the bacteria and a redox dye-tetramethyl-p-phenylene-diamine.The dye is reduced to deep purple color.his test is used to assist in the identification of Pseudomonas, Neisseria, Alcaligens, Aeromonas, Campylobacter, Vibrio, Brucella and Pasteurella, all of which produce the enzyme cytochrome oxidase. A number of reagents can be used for this test.


Oxidase test: Principle Procedure and oxidase positive organisms 4.72 / 5  ( 79 )
The oxidase test is used to identify bacteria that produce cytochrome c oxidase, an enzyme of the bacterial electron transport chain.hen the enzyme is not present, the reagent remains reduced and is colorless. You can purchase oxidase test strip by clicking the link given below: Note: All bacteria that are oxidase positive are aerobic, and can use oxygen as a terminal electron acceptor in respiration. This does NOT mean that they are strict aerobes.


Oxidase test
The reagent is a dark-blue to maroon color when oxidized, and colorless when reduced. Oxidase-positive bacteria possess cytochrome oxidase or indophenol oxidase (an iron-containing hemoprotein). These both catalyze the transport of electrons from donor compounds (NADH) to electron acceptors (usually oxygen).The test reagent, TMPD dihydrochloride acts as an artificial electron donor for the enzyme oxidase.The oxidized reagent forms the colored compound indophenol blue. The cytochrome system is usually only present in aerobic organisms that are capable of using oxygen as the terminal electron acceptor.hese both catalyze the transport of electrons from donor compounds (NADH) to electron acceptors (usually oxygen). The test reagent, TMPD dihydrochloride acts as an artificial electron donor for the enzyme oxidase.


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Oxidase Test. The oxidase test identifies organisms that produce the enzyme cytochrome oxidase. Cytochrome oxidase participates in the electron transport chain by transferring electrons from a donor molecule to oxygen.The oxidase reagent contains a chromogenic reducing agent, which is a compound that changes color when it becomes oxidized.ytochrome oxidase participates in the electron transport chain by transferring electrons from a donor molecule to oxygen. The oxidase reagent contains a chromogenic reducing agent, which is a compound that changes color when it becomes oxidized.


Oxidase Test- Principle, Uses, Procedure, Types, Result Interpretation, Examples and Limitations 4.64 / 5  ( 204 )
1 The oxidase test is used to determine if an organism possesses the cytochrome oxidase enzyme. 2  The test is used as an aid for the differentiation of Neisseria, Moraxella, Campylobacter and Pasteurella species (oxidase positive).his test is used to assist in the identification of Pseudomonas, Neisseria, Alcaligens, Aeromonas, Campylobacter, Vibrio, Brucella and Pasteurella, all of which produce the enzyme cytochrome oxidase. A number of reagents can be used for this test.


Children's Study Initiative
As per the International Classification of Diseases (ICD 10) by the World Health Organization, learning disorders are termed as Specific Developmental Disorders of Scholastic Skills. Children with specific developmental disorders of scholastic skills have specific and significant impairment in learning of scholastic skills.


Definitions &Translations
Wiktionary(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: 1  scholastic(Noun) a philosopher who works within the tradition of scholasticism. 2  scholastic(Adjective) relating to school; academic. 3  scholastic(Adjective) relating to the philosophical tradition or school of scholasticism.


Children's Study Initiative
Specific developmental disorders of scholastic skills are of 4 types: Specific reading disorder, specific spelling disorder, specific disorder of arithmetical skills and mixed disorder of scholastic skills. The main feature of this disorder is the specific and significant impairment in the development of reading skills.


Definitions &Translations
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word Scholastic. Princeton's WordNet(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: pedant, bookworm, scholastic(noun) a person who pays more attention to formal rules and book learning than they merit. Scholastic(adj) a Scholastic philosopher or theologian.


2018 ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code F81.9
Developmental disorder of scholastic skills, unspecified. 2016 2017 Billable/Specific Code. F81.9 is a billable/specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis for reimbursement purposes. This is the American ICD-10-CM version of F81.9. Other international versions of ICD-10 F81.9 may differ.


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Reactions to the Treaty in Germany were very negative. There were protests in the German Reichstag (Parliament) and out on the streets. It is not hard to see why Germans were outraged. Germany lost 10% of its land, all its overseas colonies, 12.5% of its population, 16% of its coal and 48% of its iron industry.


Germany  and the Treaty  [ UBRAT ]
The German reaction. On 7 May, the victors presented their Treaty to the small German delegation. Count Brockdorff-Rantzau angered the Big Three by giving a long speech criticising the Treaty; then the delegation left and set about countering it.


How did the treaty of versailles affect germany?
Best Answer: c. here is an answer i posted recently about it The Versailles treaty placed a number of restrictions on Germany and put them in financial ruin and put them in a state of hyper-inflation.


How did the treaty of versailles affect germany?
This caused inflation to sky rocket to the point that the average German could not live. It was the Versailles treaty which really put gave Hitler power. The German people have a strong sense of national pride and now they were being humiliated, they were in ruin. They seeked a saviour and they got Hitler. He promised to bring back Germany on the world stage, to create jobs, wealth, infrastructure.


How many calories should I eat a day?
How much food a person should eat depends on their height, weight, age, sex, level of physical activity, health, genetics, body composition, and more. How much food a person should eat depends on their height, weight, age, sex, level of physical activity, health, genetics, body composition, and more.


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Print this page. 1  Sow condition scoring The technique of condition scoring to help determine feeding policy. 2  Finetuning feeds Finetune your pigs' feed and feeding to achieve the best results. 3  Feeding guidelines Guidelines on how much to feed pigs at different stages of their life.


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How much to feed. 1  Sow condition scoring The technique of condition scoring to help determine feeding policy. 2  Finetuning feeds Finetune your pigs' feed and feeding to achieve the best results. Includes discussion on factors affecting feed conversion and feed wastage.


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Moving plants and plant products. Information about entry conditions, restrictions and quarantine when moving plants and plant products. Agvet chemicals and residues. Agricultural and veterinary chemicals and residues, using these chemicals safely and how to get a licence or permit. Health, pests & diseases


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Sow condition scoring. The technique of condition scoring to help determine feeding policy. Finetuning feeds. Finetune your pigs' feed and feeding to achieve the best results. Includes discussion on factors affecting feed conversion and feed wastage. Feeding guidelines. Guidelines on how much to feed pigs at different stages of their life


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General plant health, pests, diseases and weeds including an A-Z list and information about eradication and surveillance Weeds, pest animals and ants Weed and pest animal management including information on pest mapping, management research, legislation, policies...


How much forage can a non-ruminant handle?
A sow eating 5 lbs. of a grain ration and 2.5 lbs. of hay will cost about 82.5 cents daily to feed. If we can cut her daily grain ration to 2 lbs., she should compensate by eating 4 lbs. of free-choice hay based on the above volume calculations. Daily feed cost would be 48 cents.


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Plant health, pests and diseases General plant health, pests, diseases and weeds including an A-Z list and information about eradication and surveillance Weeds, pest animals and ants Weed and pest animal management including information on pest mapping, management research, legislation and permits


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How much to feed. Print this page. Sow condition scoring The technique of condition scoring to help determine feeding policy. Finetuning feeds Finetune your pigs' feed and feeding to achieve the best results. Includes discussion on factors affecting feed conversion and feed wastage.


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Before TV families use to sit down together for dinner and dinner was hardly over with when the kids wanted to go outside and play with their friends. Then came black and white TV! It brought entertainment into our homes and also with this came the media.


Commercial Filming & Still Photography
Commercial Filming & Still Photography. The Beach House is available for commercial, non-profit, student film and still photography shoots. An executed permit from the Annenberg Community Beach House is required for location use of the property. Filming at the Beach House may take place during the following hours:


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Otezla TV Commercials. Sign up to track 2 nationally aired TV ad campaigns for Otezla. In the past 30 days, Otezla has had 1,141 airings and earned an airing rank of #723 with a spend ranking of #253 as compared to all other advertisers.


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What city was the Otezla commercial filmed in? - Quora Who is the dancing girl at the end of the Austin Otezla commercial? Was the river in the Otezla commercial on the Guadalupe river? Is Gotham City based on any city? https://www.quora.com/What-city-was-the-Otezla-commercial-filmed-in.


Otezla (Psoriasis) TV Commercials
View More Otezla ads tracked by iSpot.tv. Sign up to track 2 nationally aired TV ad campaigns for Otezla. In the past 30 days, Otezla has had 1,141 airings and earned an airing rank of #723 with a spend ranking of #253 as compared to all other advertisers.


OTEZLA
^ What about the current one, in which one girl drops the salt shaker (or something) and another one gets down on her knee, picks it up and hands it to her. It looks like she's being proposed to. And then she starts dancing with some other chick. And then she gets embarrassed about something.


National commercial shot in downtown McPherson
National commercial shot in downtown McPherson. On Thursday morning, Chelsea Productions, a New York production firm, began shooting a commercial for Chantix on Main Street, McPherson. On Thursday morning, Chelsea Productions, a New York production firm, began shooting a commercial for Chantix on Main Street, McPherson. Chantix is a prescription drug prescribed to aid people to stop smoking. The company was shooting street scenes at Kansas and Main streets, then further south down Main Street.


"Otezla - ""Fearless"" (Walking On Sunshine...again!)"
Topic: Otezla - Fearless (Walking On Sunshine...again!) Posted: 16 Jul 2016 at 12:04am. Just saw this during ABC News, this HAS to be the most overused song in commercials - that insipid Walking On Sunshine song?? I HATED that tune back in the 80s, hate it today. Get original for once, find another crap tune! I guess good for one hit wonder Katrina and her Waves...they get paid royalties. https://www.ispot.tv/ad/ADSV/otezla-fearless.


Health Insurance that Keeps Up With You
The information provides a brief, general description of the coverage provided by these policies. It is not a contract and certain exclusions and limitations apply. A complete statement of the coverage provided is found only in the policy itself. Policy coverages, exclusions and limitations may vary in some states. Assurant Health is the brand name for products underwritten and issued by Time Insurance Company, Milwaukee, Wis., which is financially responsible for these products.


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Help protect the ones you love with coverages to support your individual needs. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company offers various types of affordable family health insurance, so you can choose the plan that best suits your personal situation.


Health Care Reform:
Important: This tool is for informational purposes only and is intended to help you understand what your potential health insurance costs and tax credits may be under the Affordable Care Act when enrolling in a health plan through a state Marketplace. Costs and plans may vary by state. Costs may also vary based on the specific health plan you choose. Insurance premium and tax credit amounts are estimates and are based on the information you enter compared to guidelines issued by the U.S. Government Accountability Office. WebMD does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. We do not recommend or endorse any specific insurance plan or health care provider.


Is My Penis Too Small?
But behind the closed doors of a doctor's examining room, it's a common question. Pediatric urologist Lane S. Palmer, MD, chief of pediatric urology at Cohen Children's Medical Center, New Hyde Park, N.Y., hears it a lot.


Boston crab
Boston crab. Chris Jericho with his Walls of Jericho (Elevated Boston crab) on Shawn Michaels. The Boston crab is a professional wrestling hold that typically starts with one wrestler lying in a supine position on the mat, with the other wrestler standing and facing him. It is a type of spinal lock where the wrestler hooks each of the opponentâs legs in one of his arms, and then turns the opponent face-down, stepping over him in the process.


Difference Between Irony and Sarcasm
Irony vs Sarcasm. Irony and sarcasm are often confused, which is understandable. In some cases, they are interchangeable. This is because sarcasm is a kind of irony, so all instances of sarcasm are irony, but not all instances of irony are sarcasm. Irony is when something appears to be or is said to be one way, but is actually another.


What does 'first, second, third' base mean, in dating terms?
I had my first date around 1971 with a high school sweethart. At that time first base was your first date. Just fondling and dry kissing, wet kissing was considered disgusting, no clothing was taken off. Second base included feeling each other more, she let me feel her tits through her blouse. Still no clothing was removed.


agora 1
a popular political assembly. 2. the place where such an assembly met, originally a marketplace or public square. 3. the Agora, the chief marketplace of Athens, center of the city's civic life. Origin of agora1.


Christina Aguilera Face
Christina Aguilera Face. The agony and the Xtinasy of Christina Aguileraâs contorted face. This is what a stroke looks like in super slo-mo. Gavon Laessig.


Cortana
Cortana (Cortana Moment): (A strange mix of cries of agony and psychotic laughter) Cortana (coming out of a speaker within a crashed Pelican): I tried to stay hidden, but there was no escape! He cornered me, wrapped me tight... and brought me close..


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Platelets are small blood cell fragments that assist in blood clotting. In a healthy person, there are usually 150,000 to 450,000 platelets per microliter of blood. A high platelet count can be identified through routine blood tests.


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HCT measures your hematocrit, the percentage of red blood cells present in your blood. Red blood cells carry oxygen to all parts of the body. When your HCT is low, you may feel tired or have little energy. PLTS measures the level of platelets in your blood. Platelet cells form blood clots when your body is injured.


Follow-Up Visits After Kidney Transplant Surgery
Red blood cells carry oxygen to all parts of the body. When your HCT is low, you may feel tired or have little energy. PLTS measures the level of platelets in your blood. Platelet cells form blood clots when your body is injured.


Follow-Up Visits After Kidney Transplant Surgery
HCT measures your hematocrit, the percentage of red blood cells present in your blood. Red blood cells carry oxygen to all parts of the body. When your HCT is low, you may feel tired or have little energy. PLTS measures the level of platelets in your blood.


Autologous Transplant Guide: Blood Counts and Transfusions
1 Platelets â Platelets help control bleeding. 2  When you cut yourself, the platelets form a clot or plug to stop the bleeding. 3  Some symptoms of a low platelet count include petechiae (small red dots on the skin), easy bruising and bleeding from the gums or nose.


Platelet, double red cell, or plasma donations
Blood contains several components, including red blood cells, platelets, white blood cells and plasma. During platelet or plasma donation, your blood is collected and then separated into its components by a machine; the machine keeps the platelets or plasma and returns the rest to you.


Follow-Up Visits After Kidney Transplant Surgery
Blood Count. WBC tells us if your white blood cells have increased (usually a sign of infection) or decreased (indicating a lower defense against infection). HCT measures your hematocrit, the percentage of red blood cells present in your blood.


Alloimmune Thrombocytopenia after Organ Transplantation
The patient had no response to transfusions of random-donor platelets, treatment with high-dose prednisone and high-dose intravenous immune globulin, or plasma exchange. He died of multiorgan failure 21 days after transplantation.


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A single platelet donation can provide enough platelets for a full therapeutic dose for a patient in need. In fact, some platelet donations yield enough platelets for two or three therapeutic doses. By contrast, it takes four to six whole blood donations to produce a single therapeutic dose.


What Is the Starting Salary for a Dietary Nutritionist?
The state that paid nutritionists and dietitians the highest salary was California. Maryland came in second with a mean wage of $66,340. Other states with high mean wages included Nevada ($65,600) and Connecticut ($64,970).


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The average dietitian salary or nutritionist salary is $26.56 per hour. The lowest 10% earn less than $17 per hour and those in the upper 10% earn more than $37 per hour. Annually. On an annual basis the median salary is $55,240 The lowest 10% earn a salary of $34,500 per year while the upper 10% earn more than $77,000 per year.


Nutritionist Salary Information
Nutritionists in the state of California had an average salary of $72k. This is higher than the $71k that came in second in Nevada. The next three states to round off the top five are Hawaii, Maryland and Connecticut. To see all of the states in one table, check out the nutritionist salary by states.


Nutritionist Salary Information
The average annual salary for nutritionists is $56k. The monthly salary for the 10th percentile is $2.8k compared to $6.6k in the 90th percentile. When starting out your career, you can expect a nutritionist salary in the lower to mid range.


Registered Dietitian Salary Nutritionist Salary
The average dietitian salary or nutritionist salary is $26.56 per hour. The lowest 10% earn less than $17 per hour and those in the upper 10% earn more than $37 per hour. On an annual basis the median salary is $55,240 The lowest 10% earn a salary of $34,500 per year while the upper 10% earn more than $77,000 per year.


Nutritionist Salary
Nutritionist Salary. Nutritionist salaries, Nutritionist benefits packages, Nutritionist bonuses, Nutritionist job descriptions, Nutritionist statistics and Nutritionist job openings. Please select a specific Nutritionist job from the list below for additional information or search Nutritionist salaries.


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25 Injection technique â¢ Remember â Always aspirate before injection! Failure of Anesthesia (IANB) 1).Deposition of anesthetic too low, too anteriorly2).Accessory innervation-Mylohyoid Nerves-Overlapping fibers of the contralateral alveolar nerve Complications of IANB 1).


Mental Nerve Block
Lacerations of the lower lip and of facial soft tissue in the lower chin require proper anesthesia to ensure adequate cosmetic closure. The mental nerve block is a simple technique to supply anesthesia to this area.


Mental Nerve Block
Pearls. See the list below: The mental nerve block provides anesthesia only to the lower lip and soft tissue of the chin. If the foramen is not directly palpable, the anesthetic can be injected into the buccal mucosa between the 2 lower premolar teeth.


Mental Nerve Block
One branch supplies the skin of the chin and the other 2 innervate the skin and mucous membrane of the lower lip. Note that this nerve block does not provide anesthesia to the teeth or mandibular soft tissue. The pain associated with the mental nerve block is significantly less than with other intraoral nerve blocks.


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22 Pain and anxiety Control Mandibular Injection Techniques Mandibular Injection Technique â¢ Inferior Alveolar N. Block (IAN)â¢ Lingual Nerve Blockâ¢ Gow-Gates (V 3)â¢ Vazirani-Akinosiâ¢ Mental N. Blockâ¢ Incisive N. Blockâ¢ Long Buccal N. Blockâ¢ Infiltration.


Cortisone Injection
The medical professional administering the injection draws up the corticosteroid into a syringe. A local anesthetic (such as lidocaine) may simultaneously be drawn into the syringe. Next, the area to be injected is selected. Typically, the skin over the area to be injected is sterilized with a liquid solution, either alcohol or Betadine. Sometimes, the area is topically anesthetized by rapid cooling using a spray such as ethyl chloride. The needle of the syringe then is inserted into the tissue to be injected and the solution is ejected from the syringe into the area of inflammation.


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20 Palatal Anesthesia Traumatic experiencePain â discomfortTopical anesthesia Pressure anesthesiaCotton applicator stickHandle of a mouth mirrorIschemia (blanching)Deposit solution slowlyFinger rest. Elbow rest.


How To Clean Your Oven While You Sleep
The next morning, open the oven and remove both the bowl of ammonia and the pot of water. Donât dispose of the ammonia; youâll want to use it later. Remove the racks and leave the oven door open to air out for 15 minutes.


How to Clean the Oven
If you donât want to use oven cleaner, you can use ammonia. Pour two cups of ammonia in a bowl and then place a rag or sponge in the bowl. Apply the ammonia to any rough spots on the bottom or sides of the oven and let it sit for about 30 minutes.


How To Clean Your Oven While You Sleep
How To Easily Clean Your Oven: Begin by preheating the oven to 150 degrees F. While the oven is heating, put on a pot of water to boil. Once the oven has reached 150 F, turn it off and pour 1 cup of ammonia into a heat safe bowl or baking dish and place it on the top rack of the oven. Place the pot of boiling water on the bottom rack, close the oven door, and leave them both in the oven overnight.


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Although it doesnât magically clean your oven, this homemade oven cleaner makes a a difficult job much easier than simply rubbing and scrubbing. Trust me on this. Before we get startedâ¦.a couple of important warnings: If you have a gas over (like I do!) make sure the pilot light is out and the gas has been turned off.


How To Clean Your Oven While You Sleep
Before we get startedâ¦.a couple of important warnings: 1  If you have a gas over (like I do!) make sure the pilot light is out and the gas has been turned off.  Never mix ammonia with other strong cleaning agents, such as bleach or commercial oven cleaners.


Eight Easy Steps to a Clean Oven
Eight Easy Steps. to a Clean Oven. I always like to find an easy way to do things. As I go through life, I find it's important to take advantage of the little shortcuts that save wear and tear on me. Here's an easy way to clean an oven that I've found that works. The hardest part of cleaning an oven is getting all that baked-on black stuff off the inside walls of the oven. It's called carbon. Here's 8 easy steps that I follow to get the hard-stuck carbon off: Buy an empty spray bottle and some baking soda. You'll find that baking soda is cheap -- especially if you buy in bulk.


How to Clean the Oven
Use an all-purpose kitchen cleaner and a rag or paper towel to wipe the rest of the surfaces of the oven clean. In order to avoid a streaky appearance, you should clean the window with a glass cleaner or a mixture of one part each of rubbing alcohol, one part vinegar and two parts water.


How to Clean the Oven
If it is self-cleaning â¦. The process you need to use to clean the oven depends on whether or not your oven is self-cleaning. For a self-cleaning oven, it is basically a two-step process. 1  Lock the oven door and selection the option for âclean.â.  Let the oven do its magic.


How to Clean the Oven
Remove the oven racks and place them in a sink full of warm, soapy water and scrub them until clean. You can use liquid dish soap. If there are any difficult to clean spots on the burners or racks, you can leave them to soak in the soapy water for about 20 minutes. That should loosen any stubborn baked-on food.


Your oven is grossâhere are the best ways to clean it
Face it, your oven is filthyâbut there's no need to be ashamed. It seems like every time you use it some new spill or stain forms and slowly bakes into that once-pristine enameled surface. Luckily, most ovens include self-cleaning modes that can wipe away all that sticky grease and crusty residue.


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Standard Rate. You should not charge clients extra for a rush, according to freelance writer Laura Spencer. Freelancers should only take a job if they can fit it into their schedule. Charging more for a rush job may make you feel like you should push scheduled work aside because of the extra pay of a rush job.p to 100 Percent. Depending on the type of project the client needs and when he needs it done, you can charge 50 percent on top of your normal rate, or time and a half, according to freelance translator Corinne Mackay.


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Bookkeeping service fee charged by the hour. Some bookkeepers charge out their bookkeeping service at a basic hourly fee with a set minimum charge. The average rate for general bookkeeping services right now is $50 or less (2015 intuit survey) ... down from $56/hour (2011 Intuit survey) ...up from $35/hour (2009 Intuit survey).ookkeeping service fee charged by the hour. Some bookkeepers charge out their bookkeeping service at a basic hourly fee with a set minimum charge. The average rate for general bookkeeping services right now is $50 or less (2015 intuit survey) ... down from $56/hour (2011 Intuit survey) ...


How Does a Bookkeeper ChargeFor Their Bookkeeping Service?
Some bookkeepers charge out their bookkeeping service at a basic hourly fee with a set minimum charge. The average rate for general bookkeeping services right now is $50 or less (2015 intuit survey) ...down from $56/hour (2011 Intuit survey) ... up from $35/hour (2009 Intuit survey).ookkeeping service fee charged by the hour. Some bookkeepers charge out their bookkeeping service at a basic hourly fee with a set minimum charge. The average rate for general bookkeeping services right now is $50 or less (2015 intuit survey) ... down from $56/hour (2011 Intuit survey) ...


What to Charge for Labor
How much should you charge for labor for re-caning chair seats? Generally, the current charge for re-caning chair seats with holes (hand caning) is $1.35 to $1.80 per hole in rural areas. Some areas get a lot more: $3 a hole+.Count the number of holes around the entire frame and that's the $ amount that you should charge for labor alone.easure the longest rail. For example: 15 across front rail x $6 = $90 labor per chair. Add the cost of materials to the labor charge.


Some thoughts on rush charges
We have a clear definition of what a rush job is in our rates sheet: âRush / weekend surcharge: from + 30% to +50% of our base rates, depending on the project. Rush: more than 2500 words of translation, or 7500 words of editing or 10,000 words of proofreading per person, per day.ood points/food for thought on rush charges. We are huge proponents of charging rush rates, and define them several ways. First, if we have to stay up all night or get a project on a Friday due on a Monday = rush rate.


Charging Rush Fees for Graphic Design Projects
What to Charge. Rush jobs are usually high stress and anxiety ridden, so it makes sense to charge more instead of doing a generous favor. It all depends on your relationship with the client, but a good starting point for a rush fee is 25 percent.owever, you donât necessarily have to charge a rush fee for a short-notice project if you have a good client relationship and genuinely want to help them out. On the invoice, be sure to include the value of the rush fee with âno chargeâ as the price.


Vacation
Up to 100 Percent. Depending on the type of project the client needs and when he needs it done, you can charge 50 percent on top of your normal rate, or time and a half, according to freelance translator Corinne Mackay.If the client wants a priority job, then he should pay a priority fee.p to 100 Percent. Depending on the type of project the client needs and when he needs it done, you can charge 50 percent on top of your normal rate, or time and a half, according to freelance translator Corinne Mackay.


Charging Rush Fees for Graphic Design Projects
However, you donât necessarily have to charge a rush fee for a short-notice project if you have a good client relationship and genuinely want to help them out. On the invoice, be sure to include the value of the rush fee with âno chargeâ as the price.owever, you donât necessarily have to charge a rush fee for a short-notice project if you have a good client relationship and genuinely want to help them out. On the invoice, be sure to include the value of the rush fee with âno chargeâ as the price.


Some thoughts on rush charges
We may choose to wave the rush fee (and often do) if we truly have time available and no other clients waiting for work already in the mill. But generally, we already have at least 1000 to 2000 words/translator already on the schedule for the next 2 to 3 regular work days if not the next 2 to 3 weeks.ood points/food for thought on rush charges. We are huge proponents of charging rush rates, and define them several ways. First, if we have to stay up all night or get a project on a Friday due on a Monday = rush rate.


Infectious Mononucleosis
The symptoms of mono seldom last for more than four months. The majority of people who have mononucleosis recover within two to four weeks, and 50 percent can return to regular activities in two weeks.


Mononucleosis: Can it recur?
I thought that once you got mono you couldn't get it again. Most people who have infectious mononucleosis, or mono, get it only once. Rarely, however, mononucleosis symptoms may recur months or even years later. Most cases of mononucleosis are caused by infection with the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV). Once you're infected with EBV, you carry the virus â usually in a dormant state â for the rest of your life. Periodically, however, the virus may reactivate.


Lump on Back of Neck: Meaning, Symptoms, Causes, Big, Small, Hard, Pea Sized Bump, Wonât Go Away Treatment
1 The symptoms of mono include: 2  fever, 3  fatigue, 4  sore throat, and. 5  swollen lymph nodes. 6  The diagnosis of mono is confirmed by blood tests.


Mono in older peopleSue5377 Jun 10, 2009
To: Sue5377. Hi Sue, I also was diagnosed with Mono back in Jan, 2010. I'm 44 years old. So yes people our age can get this, usually from becoming run down, or like me I have a very weak immune system.


Infectious Mononucleosis
You can be exposed to the virus by a cough or sneeze, by kissing, or by sharing food or drinks with someone who has mono. It usually takes four to eight weeks for symptoms to develop after you are infected. In adolescents and adults, the infection causes noticeable symptoms in 35 to 50 percent of cases.


Recognize Mono Symptoms + 12 Natural Treatments
The signs and symptoms of mono typically last for one to two months. Symptoms may include: 1  fever. 2  sore throat. 3  swollen lymph glands in the neck and armpits. 4  headache. 5  fatigue. 6  muscle weakness. 7  swollen tonsils.


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Here is an example of our usage, for the 12 months between 27th May 2008 and 27th May 2009: 8,587 kWh Peak usage. 4,441 kWh Off Peak Usage. This is a total of 13,028 kWhs per year, (35.7 kWh per day) compared to the Australian national average Electricity consumption of 6,570 kWhs per year (18 kWh per day).


Winemaking: The Six Basic Types of Wine
Fortified wines are fortified by the addition of extra alcohol in the form of brandy or spirits to bring them up to an alcohol content of 18%â20%. Porto, Sherry, Madeira, Marsala, and Vermouth are all fortified wines.If the extra alcohol is added after fermentation, a dry fortified wine such as Sherry is the outcome.Adding the alcohol during fermentation results in a sweet wine such as Porto. Marsala is made from white grapes grown on the volcanic soil of the island of Sicily, Italy.Marsala has a burnt caramel flavor and is 18%â20% alcohol like all fortified wines.dding the alcohol during fermentation results in a sweet wine such as Porto. Marsala is made from white grapes grown on the volcanic soil of the island of Sicily, Italy. Marsala has a burnt caramel flavor and is 18%â20% alcohol like all fortified wines.


Fortified wine
A glass of port, a fortified wine. Fortified wine is a wine to which a distilled spirit, usually brandy, is added. Many different styles of fortified wine have been developed, including Port, Sherry, Madeira, Marsala, Commandaria wine, and the aromatized wine Vermouth.lthough grape brandy is most commonly added to produce fortified wines, the additional alcohol may also be neutral spirit that has been distilled from grapes, grain, sugar beets, or sugarcane. Regional appellation laws may dictate the types of spirit that are permitted for fortification.


Fortified wine
Madeira is a fortified wine made in the Madeira Islands. The wine is produced in a variety of styles ranging from dry wines which can be consumed on their own as an aperitif, to sweet wines more usually consumed with dessert.lthough grape brandy is most commonly added to produce fortified wines, the additional alcohol may also be neutral spirit that has been distilled from grapes, grain, sugar beets, or sugarcane. Regional appellation laws may dictate the types of spirit that are permitted for fortification.


Dessert Wines - Fortified Wine Production
Madeira is a fortified wine made on the island of the same name off the coast of Portugal. As with Sherry there are sweet and dry style Madeira. However, unlike Sherry, the sweet varieties are made like to the Port wine process, wherein the fermentation is halted with alcohol prior to all of the sugar being fermented.adeira is a fortified wine made on the island of the same name off the coast of Portugal. As with Sherry there are sweet and dry style Madeira. However, unlike Sherry, the sweet varieties are made like to the Port wine process, wherein the fermentation is halted with alcohol prior to all of the sugar being fermented.


What is Madeira? The Island Wine
Madeira is a fortified wine available in a range of dry to sweet styles. It gets its name from the island of Madeira, a small, beautiful rock in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.Madeiraâs unique taste comes from repeatedly heating the wine. The heating creates a wine with fascinating flavors of roasted nuts, stewed fruit, caramel, and toffee.t gets its name from the island of Madeira, a small, beautiful rock in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Madeiraâs unique taste comes from repeatedly heating the wine. The heating creates a wine with fascinating flavors of roasted nuts, stewed fruit, caramel, and toffee.


Madeira Wine
Madeira wine is a fortified wine produced on the Madeira Islands, an archipelago of Portugal in the north Atlantic Ocean.adeira wine is made much in the same way as Sherry and Port wine in that the fermentation is halted at some point by the addition of a neutral grape spirit (brandy) which fortifies the alcohol level, stopping fermentation.


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fortified wine Notes: These are wines that have been fortified with brandy and sometimes flavored with herbs, roots, peels, and spices. The most popular examples are sherry, Madeira, Marsala, port, and vermouth.Fortified wines are often used in cooking, or they're served as aperitifs apÃ©ritifs or dessert. winesarsala Notes: This popular Sicilian fortified wine is Italy's answer to sherry and Madeira. It's mostly used as a cooking wine and is a key ingredient in many Italian dishes, including zabaglione, tiramisu, and veal scaloppini.


Winemaking: The Six Basic Types of Wine
Madeira is a fortified wine made on the island of Madeira, which sits in the Atlantic Ocean about 400 miles off the coast of Portugal. Madeira wine has been famous since the time of the 13 American colonies when the wine was sent in sailing ships, which took up to 2 years to reach our shores.dding the alcohol during fermentation results in a sweet wine such as Porto. Marsala is made from white grapes grown on the volcanic soil of the island of Sicily, Italy. Marsala has a burnt caramel flavor and is 18%â20% alcohol like all fortified wines.


Madeira Wine
Madeira wine is a delicious fortified white wine find that is produced on the Portuguese island of Madeira. Sercial â Sercial is a white wine grape that is used to produce a dry style of Madeira. 2  Serve this style of Madeira as an aperitif with salty foods, almonds, walnuts, assorted olives, soups that are heavy on broth and the like. 3  Verdelho â Verdelho is a white wine grape used to make a semi-dry variation of Madeira.


Which is the salary (average) of a physical therapist in Europe and the United States?
The average salary for a Physical Therapist (PT) is $69,220 per year. The highest paying skills associated with this job are Home Health/Home Care, Home Care, Long Term Care, and Geriatrics. $57,293 - $88,756


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For example, the average PT salary in the nation's top-paying state, Nevada, is $120,820; by contrast, the average salary in the lowest-paying territory, Puerto Rico, is $49,070. Download your PT Salary Guide now.


Physical Therapist Salary in California
Average Physical Therapist Hourly Wage in California Physical Therapists earn a median hourly wage of $45.62. Hourly wages typically start from $31.06 and go up to $61.43.


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Our team of Certified Compensation Professionals has analyzed survey data collected from thousands of HR departments at companies of all sizes and industries to present this range of annual salaries for people with the job title Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant in the United States.


Pediatric Physical Therapist Salary
Pediatric physical therapists with 10 to 19 years of professional experience typically earn an annual wage in the range from $44,000 to $86,389 and those with 20 or more years of experience generally report earning salaries in the range from $57,345 to $86,497 a year according to Payscaleâs salary data.


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The median annual Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant salary is $52,225, as of January 30, 2018, with a range usually between $47,292-$57,648, however this can vary widely depending on a variety of factors.


4 Factors Affecting Your Physical Therapist Salary
2. Experience vs. Education. As with most professions, a personâs years of experience can influence his or her dollar value in the PT field. âEntry-level physical therapists made an average of $66,545 in 2011, whereas PTs with 16 or more years of experience earned an average salary of $84,656. A therapist who falls somewhere between these two extremes...should expect to earn a salary somewhere near the national median of $79,860,â explains Brooke Andrus in this 2013 blog post.


Physical Therapist Salary
Professionals with the qualification of Licensed Physical Therapist (LPT) generally earn salaries in the range from $52,397 to $83.594 a year, those who are members of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) report earning an annual pay in the range between $54,048 and $81,891, and professionals with a certification in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) typically earn between $53,888 and $81,805 a year according to the salary figures reported by Payscale.


Episode 6 of the Constitutional podcast: âSenate and statesâ
There are 435 members in the House and 100 members in the Senate. The house is determined by population and therefore, the number of representatives from each state can change â¦ . However, the total number for members in the House is consistent and is always set at 435.


How many members are there in the US House of Representatives?
In addition to the 435 members re â¦ presenting the states, there are 6 non-voting delegates: one from the District of Columbia, one Resident Commissioner for Puerto Rico and delegates from the Northern Marianas Islands, the US Virgin Islands, Guam, and American Samoa.


How many senators are there in the United States Senate?
The house is determined by population and therefore, the number of representatives from each state can change â¦ . However, the total number for members in the House is consistent and is always set at 435. Meanwhile, there are two Senators for every state.


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A principal curtailment is the application of funds that are used to reduce the unpaid principal balance of the mortgage loan. Fannie Mae permits certain curtailments prior to loan delivery provided that the delivery data reflects the curtailment as described below. Acceptable Curtailments.


What is the curtailment of reinforcement?
(2017-present) 1  Curtailment of Reinforcement in Beams: Reinforcements are curtailed along its length in beams depending on the bending moment at the section. Anchorage or development length required at support is provided during curtailment of reinforcement. In simple words, to economize the design of a flexural member, the tensile bars are curtailed at the section beyond which it is no longer required to resist flexure.


What is 'Curtailment'
What is 'Curtailment'. Curtailment is the act of contracting or reducing operations of a company in the hope of bringing it financial or operational stability. This management technique is often used when a company has grown too fast and is unable to effectively manage its operations. BREAKING DOWN 'Curtailment'.


Nearby words for curtailment
1425-75; late Middle English curtailen to restrict (said of royal succession or inheritance), probably a conflation of Middle French courtau(l)d (see curtal) and Middle English taillen to cut (see taille, tailor1)


Nearby words for curtailment
verb (used with object) 1. to cut short; cut off a part of; abridge; reduce; diminish. Origin of curtail1.


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Learn More about curtailment. See words that rhyme with curtailment Spanish Central: Translation of curtailment Nglish: Translation of curtailment for Spanish speakers Britannica English: Translation of curtailment for Arabic speakers.


Selling Guide
A principal curtailment is the application of funds that are used to reduce the unpaid principal balance of the mortgage loan. Fannie Mae permits certain curtailments prior to loan delivery provided that the delivery data reflects the curtailment as described below. Fannie Mae permits curtailments for the following reasons:


Wind Energy: Curtailment by Any Other Name Would Be Ordinary
Curtailment Means Dispatch. In the meantimeâ What the heck is curtailment? It means that wind was available, but the grid operator did not allow the wind farm to put power on the grid. In other words, the wind farm was not âdispatched.â Dispatch is the fate of most plants on the grid. The rules for dispatch include physical imperatives:


Definitions &Translations
Definitions for curtailment. Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word curtailment. Princeton's WordNet(5.00 / 1 vote)Rate this definition: curtailment(noun) the temporal property of being cut short. suppression, curtailment(noun) the act of withholding or withdrawing some book or writing from publication or circulation. a suppression of the newspaper.


Using Serrapeptase is an Excellent and Fast Way To Stop Pain
Serrapeptase is known to help the body in breaking down proteins. This is what helps the supplement decrease inflammation and the production of mucus. The chemical, since its discovery in the early 1970âs, has played a vital role in the world of medicine and health care.


What people say about Humalog Mix 50/50
Serrapeptase side effects and concerns 444 different concerns were found, out of 11,363 posts about Serrapeptase. Click on the topics below to find out what patients said about each issue.


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Learn about Serrapeptase from patients' first hand experiences and trusted online health resources, including dosage, side effects and interactions. 11,363 discussions on Treato My bookmarks Join Log in | Compare Medications


Natural Remedies to Help Prevent Blood Clots
The same thing happened to me. I was using 40,000 unit pills and took 3 to 6 pills per day for scar tissue, sinuses and to last my cholesterol. It worked beautifully. I then bought 120k units pills and tried taking 1 became ill but didn't relate it to the serrapeptase.


Using Serrapeptase is an Excellent and Fast Way To Stop Pain
Serrapeptase is a quick acting, compelling solution for different conditions of fibromyalgia, back pain, osteoarthritis, headache cerebral pain, joint pain and inflammation caused by arthritis, osteoporosis, migraines, inflammatory bowel diseases, and many other conditions.


Serrapeptase Health Benefits and Uses
Serrapeptase (also known as serratiopeptidase) is an enzyme extracted from a type of bacteria that occurs naturally in the intestines of the silkworm. Found to possess anti-inflammatory properties, serrapeptase is widely available in supplement form.


Using Serrapeptase is an Excellent and Fast Way To Stop Pain
Serrapeptase: An Enzyme You Should Not Be Without! 1  The supplement is also known to be a great help with the Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, where recent studies have confirmed that the use of this miraculous enzyme is a great remedy for the reduction of symptoms associated with carpal tunnel syndrome.


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The impact of this hydrolysis implies that you will show signs of improvement for typical body functions including: 1  The natural healing process. 2  Anti-inflammatory. 3  Fluid balance. 4  Sinus activity. 5  Post-surgical recovery. 6  Waste and toxin removal andJoint activity.


What people say about Serrapeptase
I have been taking Serrapeptase for the past year and high quantities - 600,000 IU a day for arthritis pain and lower back pain. The lower back pain took three months to see results and now I'm pain free. Same with the arthritis in my thumb and foot.


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What is accumulation in the water cycle? Quick Answer. Accumulation is the part of the water cycle in which water gathers in large quantities such as rivers, lakes, oceans, glaciers, ice caps and aquifers, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.


Climate and Earth's Energy Balance
Part A: Solar Energy and the Water Cycle. Simplified hydrologic, or water cycle. Click image for larger view. To start the investigation of Earth's energy balance, you will begin by taking an in-depth look at a familiar process known as the water cycle.


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What is accumulation in the water cycle? A: Accumulation is the part of the water cycle in which water gathers in large quantities such as rivers, lakes, oceans, glaciers, ice caps and aquifers, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. After water accumulates, it evaporates back into the atmosphere to start the water cycle over again.


What is Solar Radiation? - Definition & Effects
Bad thoughts usually come to mind when you think of the word 'radiation.' But solar radiation is actually a very beneficial thing - it's sunlight! Every living thing on Earth depends on sunlight for survival. It warms the planet, provides food for plants, and in general, just makes us feel pretty darn good.


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What is the role of the sun in the water cycle? During the process of the water cycle, the Sun provides thermal energy to the Earth's surface water which is the key to evaporation. The Sun heats bodies of water which then eâ¦vaporates into the atmosphere becoming water vapor.


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The sun gives off radiant energy that we see as light and feel as  heat on our skin. The energy given off by the sun increases the  energy (Heat) of the water. When the moleâ¦cules of water reach the  necessary amount of energy to break the Polar Covalent bonds, the  water will then begin to evaporate. When this happens the water  makes its way into the air and onto its next step in the water  cycle.


The EM spectrum of Radiation Bands, Wavelenghts and Frequencies
On one end of the spectrum, we find low frequency waves, such as radio waves, infrared waves and radar. On the other end, we find high frequency waves, such as gamma rays, X-rays and ultraviolet light. Solar radiation plays a large role in Earth's climate.


What is Solar Radiation? - Definition & Effects
The sun plays an important role to us on Earth. It provides many things such as light and warmth. But what is solar radiation and how does it affect us? In this video lesson you'll learn about solar radiation, how it allows us to survive, and the influence it has on our global climate.


Climate and Earth's Energy Balance
The water cycle is important to weather and climate and, ultimately, to all life on Earth. The water cycle is driven primarily by the energy from the sun. This solar energy drives the cycle by evaporating water from the oceans, lakes, rivers, and even the soil. Other water moves from plants to the atmosphere through the process of transpiration.


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Only if you sprinkle your island vacation with a dash of adventure. Known fondly as âthe land of wood and water,â Jamaicaâs forests feature prime hiking and bird watching. History buffs can the heritage sites of Trelawny, while reggae and dancehall fans will love the authentic music clubs of Kingston.


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Best Cruise Destination Worldwide for 2016: St. Petersburg, Russia. Best European River Cruise Destination for 2016: Paris, France. River cruising is becoming increasingly popular, and it's no surprise Paris takes the cake with this one.


TripAdvisor reveals top U.S., worldwide destinations
TripAdvisor reveals top U.S., worldwide destinations. For the fifth year in a row, travelers have catapulted New York City into the top spot for most popular U.S. destination, according to TripAdvisor's latest Traveler's Choice awards for destinations. Post to Facebook.


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The most populated of the Turks and Caicos islands, Providenciales is one of the worldâs top beach destinations. The diving and snorkeling is as convenient as it is stunning, thanks to miles of coral reef thatâs easily accessible from the shore.


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Best Cruise Destination in Alaska for 2016: Glacier Bay. One of the most sought-after spots on Alaska's Inside Passage, Glacier Bay comprises ever-changing glaciers (including one of the most photogenic, Margerie Glacier), sheltered fjords, rainforests, and an abundance of wildlife, notes Cruise Critic. Keep your camera ready, too.


Aruba
Aruba is the quintessential Caribbean island, all sun and sea and stretches of powdery white sand. Time will slow to a pleasant crawl as you linger over a tropical cocktail or flutter serenely underwater, where only the parrotfish are in a hurry.


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Popular Cruise Destinations. Explore the Most Popular Cruise Destinations. The world is an awesome place. If you are seeking to cruise to exotic places then you are thinking in the right direction. There are numerous popular cruise destinations that will let you take in this beauty and awesomeness.


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Read all about our most popular cruise destinations-- and view available cruise deals that call on them. Experience some of the thousands of beaches, great duty free shopping and incredibly clear seas. Cruises from $219. From the fjords of Norway to the waterways of Venice, explore the culture and beauty of Europe.


Best Cruise Trips 2015: Editors' Picks
Best Cruise Trips 2015: Editors' Picks. We've now ranked these from No. 26 (Iceland cruise) to No. 1 (?), based on cruise itineraries with the most must-see islands. For passionate island travelers, island-hopping cruises are the best way to see the islands on your travel bucket list. We've researched hundreds of 2015 cruise itineraries for these suggestions on great island cruises.


Popular Cruise Destinations
Explore the Most Popular Cruise Destinations. Search cruises to any destinations. The world is an awesome place. If you are seeking to cruise to exotic places then you are thinking in the right direction. There are numerous popular cruise destinations that will let you take in this beauty and awesomeness.


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Tom Dole is a lifelong resident of the City of Freeport. He has always worked in the construction field. He began with the Street Department in 1982, operating the street sweeper. In 1984, Dole then began working with the construction crew.


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Upon Danâs retirement in 2001, Dole was appointed Street Superintendent. Mayor Gaulrapp appointed Tom Dole as Public Works Director in August 2009. Tom Dole has an office located at the Street Department Address is: 1001 N Island Avenue, Freeport, IL 61032 and the phone number is 815-235-8210.


Freeport White Pages (IL)
Freeport Phone Directory. Latest Phone Numbers Searched in Freeport, IL. Use the box at the top to search the Freeport White Pages for the owner of any phone #. 815-235-3867 - Chandra D Newton (1 hour ago) 815-599-5692 - Chris W Engel (3 hours ago)


Freeport, IL White Pages
Freeport, IL White Pages. Run a search by name for anyone in Freeport, Illinois & get free white pages information instantly. Freeport, Illinois white page directory listings include full name, phone number and address. Freeport, Illinois White Page Listings. Celestine Allen.


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Jonathan Bloom, Health, Physical Education, Athletics & Safety Education (@ FHS) 516-867-5330. Ruth Breidenbach, Arts and Community Relations (@ Columbus) Thomas Fucci, Director of Facilities 516-867-5222. Sue Greca, Second Languages, Bilingual Education, ESL (@ Archer) 516-867-5233.


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What month is Black History celebrated in 2018? When is Black History Month in 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2015, 2016, 2017?


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Black History Month U.S. and Canada Black History Month United Kingdom : 2015: February: October: 2016: February: October: 2017: February: October: 2018: February: October: 2019: February: October: 2020: February: October: 2021: February: October: 2022: February: October: 2023: February: October: 2024: February: October: 2025: February: October


Newsroom
To commemorate and celebrate the contributions to our nation made by people of African descent, American historian Carter G. Woodson established Black History Week. The first celebration occurred on Feb. 12, 1926. For many years, the second week of February was set aside for this celebration to coincide with the birthdays of abolitionist/editor Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln. In 1976, as part of the nationâs bicentennial, the week was expanded into Black History Month. Each year, U.S. presidents proclaim February as National African-American History Month. Note: The reference to the black population in this publication is to single-race blacks (âblack aloneâ) except in the first section on âPopulation.â In that section the reference is to black alone or in combination with other races; a reference to respondents who said they were one race (black) or more than one race (black plus other races).


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Home > Social Studies > Holiday and Occasions >Black History Month > When is Black History Month 2018? Black History Month 2018 Black History Month is celebrated annually in the United States, Canada and United Kingdom.


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Download Black History Month: (2016) [PDF - <1.0 MB] 45.7 million The number of blacks, either alone or in combination with one or more other races, on July 1, 2014, up 1.3 percent from July 1, 2013.


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Her 2014 historical biopic Selma was nominated for an Academy Award. In honor of Black History Month, we are highlighting African Americans in the arts, science and business who have carried on the legacy of past innovators in their fields. Hide Caption 1 of 10


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- Black History Month - American Heart Month - Dental Health Month - Groundhog's Day - Super Bowl Sunday - Abraham Lincoln - Mardi Gras - Valentine's Day - Chinese New Year


Do we need a Black History Month? Here's your answer
Black History Month has roots that go back 90 years. One cannot celebrate it without honoring its founder, historian Carter Godwin Woodson. In 1926, Woodson, the founder of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History, launched Negro History Week in recognition of black achievement and contribution.


Home > Social Studies > Holiday  and Occasions > Black History Month > When is Black History Month 2018?
Home > Social Studies > Holiday and Occasions >Black History Month > When is Black History Month 2018? Black History Month 2018. Black History Month is celebrated annually in the United States, Canada and United Kingdom.


Adding a lab: Is it right for you?
Physicians who wish to conduct either moderate- or high-complexity lab testing must meet stricter requirements, including accreditation from either CMS or one of several private accrediting agencies. (For more on CLIA accreditation, see Two roads to CLIA accreditation.)


Adding a lab: Is it right for you?
Doctors can complete 20 CME hours online to meet the requirements for the position of director of a moderate-complexity lab. Physician Office Laboratory Symposium. COLA sponsors seminars that bring together many of the experts in the office lab field. Call COLA at 800-981-9883 for upcoming dates.


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If testing personnel other than a qualified provider perform these tests, the laboratory must meet the LIA requirements for moderate complexity testing, including filling all LIA-defined personnel positions and holding a ertificate of ompliance (O) or a ertificate of Accreditation ( OA), rather than a ertificate for PPM Procedures.


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If your laboratory performs even one high complexity test, you must meet all of the LIA personnel requirements (qualifications and responsibilities) for high complexity testing. Provider-Performed Microscopy (PPM) LIA defines a subset of moderate complexity testing with very specific requirements: Provider Performed Microscopy (PPM) procedures.


Adding a lab: Is it right for you?
Medium-sized practices (five to 10 doctors) FP William J. Epperson's moderate-complexity lab turns a modest profit (in part because other practices in the building also have access). But the real payoff for the five-practitioner Murrells Inlet, SC, practice has been in better efficiency and better patient service.


Adding a lab: Is it right for you?
For moderate-complexity testing, CLIA requires at least four positions: lab director, testing personnel, technical consultant, and clinical consultant. (The same individual may hold more than one position, assuming she meets the minimum education and experience requirements.)


Adding a lab: Is it right for you?
For a moderate complexity lab, the director, typically one of the practice's physicians, needs a year's experience directing or supervising a nonwaived laboratory or 20 hours of lab-related CME. Only the testing personnel must be on site at all times during testing.


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laboratory personnel positions and the qualifications to hold each position. oth the LIA personnel requirements, and the identical OLA requirements, are based on the level of testing performed (moderate or high complexity). The following table lists the required laboratory personnel positions for non-waived testing:


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Position: Laboratory Director of a Moderate or High Complexity Laboratory The Laboratory Director is responsible for the overall operation and administration of the lab, and must ensure the competency of all laboratory personnel.


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meet the LIA requirements for moderate complexity testing, including filling all LIA- defined personnel positions and holding a ertificate of ompliance (O) or a ertificate of Accreditation ( OA), rather than a ertificate for PPM Procedures.


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Volume is always measured using linear measurements (like inches and centimeters) cubed to represent three dimensions.Example: For the cube on the right, the volume is 75 cubic inches. This means that you can fit 75 little one inch cubes inside!


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Definition: The common endpoint of two or more rays or line segments. Vertex typically means a corner or a point where lines meet. For example a square has four corners, each is called a vertex. The plural form of vertex is vertices. (Pronounced: ver-tiss-ease). A square for example has four vertices.


Vertex (geometry)
Of a plane tiling. A vertex of a plane tiling or tessellation is a point where three or more tiles meet; generally, but not always, the tiles of a tessellation are polygons and the vertices of the tessellation are also vertices of its tiles.


Online Math Dictionary: V
Online Math Dictionary: V. Easy to understand math definitions for K-Algebra mathematicsJust scroll down or click on the word you want and I'll scroll down for you! VectorA vector is a ray that has a magnitude (length) and a direction (which way it's pointing.) Vectors are used a lot in physics and navigation.


Learn About Scrum
The possibilities are endless. The Scrum framework is deceptively simple. 1  A product owner creates a prioritized wish list called a product backlog.  During sprint planning, the team pulls a small chunk from the top of that wish list, a sprint backlog, and decides how to implement those pieces.


Agile software development
A goal of agile software development is to focus more on producing working software and less on documentation. This is in contrast to waterfall models where the process is often highly controlled and minor changes to the system require significant revision of supporting documentation.


Agile software development
One of the differences between agile and waterfall is the approach to quality and testing. In the waterfall model, there is always a separate testing phase after a build phase; however, in agile development testing is completed in the same iteration as programming.


Learn About Scrum
Use Scrum to improve teamwork, communications, and speed. 1  A product owner creates a prioritized wish list called a product backlog.  During sprint planning, the team pulls a small chunk from the top of that wish list, a sprint backlog, and decides how to implement those pieces.


Agile software development
In agile software development, stories (similar to use case descriptions) are typically used to define requirements and an iteration is a short period of time during which the team commits to specific goals.


Definition of 'squat'
Definition of 'squat'. squat (skwÉt ) If you squat, you lower yourself towards the ground, balancing on your feet with your legs bent. He squatted, grunting at the pain in his knees. We squatted beside the pool and watched the diver sink slowly down. He came over and squatted on his heels, looking up at the boys.


Definition of squat
Definition of squat. squat. noun. a residence where a person lives unlawfully: without paying and without obtaining permission. See more words with the same meaning: British, UK slang (list of). Last edited on Mar 03 2013.


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A grandfather squats down next to his grandchid. adjective. The definition of squat is someone or something that is short and thick. A short, stout person is an example of someone who would be described as squat.


squatting
/squatÂ·ting/ (skwahtÂ´ing) a position with hips and knees flexed, the buttocks resting on the heels; sometimes adopted by the parturient at delivery or by children with certain types of cardiac defects.


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To perform squat jumps, go from the athletic position down to a squat, and then jump vertically until your legs are nearly straight; land and end in the athletic position. The first lower body exercise we are going to show you is called the squat.


Definition of squat
Used as a euphemism for shit, which comes from the act of squatting in order to defecate. Gaby knows squat about cows. Last edited on Apr 28 2013. Submitted by Anthony B. from Haw River, NC, USA on Mar 11 1999. Euphemism for shit when meaning to say nothing..


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Synonyms. 1  beans, bubkes (also bupkes or bupkus), continental, damn, darn (also durn), diddly [slang], diddly-squat [slang], doodley-squat (or doodly-squat), fig, ghost, hoot, iota, lick, modicum, rap, squat [slang], syllable, tittle, whit, whoop.


squat
A grandfather squats down next to his grandchid. The definition of squat is someone or something that is short and thick. A short, stout person is an example of someone who would be described as squat.


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Do a squat, then repeat with the alternate knee-to-elbow and squat Repeat for 6 to 8 times on each side. MINUTE SEVEN: Jog/run/sprint/ squat Three-second jog, three-second fast run, three-second super-fast sprint then one squat.


This Is The Average Cost Of An Engagement Ring
First off, they found that the average engagement ring costs $4,758, which is â not cheap. There are different conventions about how much to spend on such a ring, often based on how much the person proposing makes in a year â there's the one month's salary rule of thumb, for example, or the two month's salary rule, or the do-your-thang rule. There is even an engagement ring calculator out there.


How Much Should You Really Spend on an Engagement Ring?
Read on to educate yourself on how much to spend on an engagement ring and shop 20 breathtaking rings at various price points. Rule #1: Three Monthsâ Salary According to an expert-fueled report on Brides.com, the purchaser should spend about three full monthsâ salary on the ring.


Engagement Ring Insurance 101
Any couple with jewelry that is pricey or has sentimental value. Whether your wedding and engagement rings are $500 or $50,000, an insurance policy is a way of honoring not just their financial value but what they represent. The sentiment behind your rings is priceless, but the rings themselves can be replacedâif they're insuredâin the event that something happens to them.


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This Is The Average Cost Of An Engagement Ring. 1  1. More Is Not More. 2  2. But Less Is Not Necessarily More Either. 3  3. Financial Stress Can Result In Divorce. 4  4. It's A-OK To Split The Cost Of A Ring. 5  5. People Prefer Surprises. 6  6. Some People Think Money Is No Object. 7  7. Studies Show Expectations Are High.


How Much Should You Really Spend on an Engagement Ring?
Itâs a fair number, but you should keep in mind that it has nothing to do with his or her own personal financial standing. Rule #5: Forget the Rules. In our mindsâand we assume the minds of many recession-strapped Americansâthe amount spent on an engagement ring should be 100% up to the person buying it.


This Is The Average Cost Of An Engagement Ring
It's actually kind of wild how much people are spending on engagement rings these days. In a recent survey of 12,000 bridges and 1,200 grooms in the U.S. by The Knot, men spend, on average, $5,978, which is up significantly (from $5,095 in 2011).


This Is The Average Cost Of An Engagement Ring
One potential problem with splitting the cost of the ring: Most people prefer engagement to be a surprise. One study from Brilliant Earth via Google Surveys found that 65 percent of women and 60 percent of men think a ring should be a surprise, which makes it rather difficult to split the bill â unless you do so after the fact. 6.


How Much Should You Really Spend on an Engagement Ring?
Read on to educate yourself on how much to spend on an engagement ring and shop 20 breathtaking rings at various price points. Rule #1: Three Monthsâ Salary. According to an expert-fueled report on Brides.com, the purchaser should spend about three full monthsâ salary on the ring.


Engagement Ring Insurance 101
Average Cost. The yearly cost to insure your ring is $1 to $2 for every $100 that it would cost to replace. In plain English, this means that if your ring would cost $9,000 to replace, you might expect to pay between $90 and $180 per year to insure itâor slightly more in cities where the risk of theft is higher. How to Get Your Cost Down


This Is The Average Cost Of An Engagement Ring
Contrary to the Emory study, most people in the U.S. still believe engagement rings should cost serious bank, according to a survey of more than 5,000 people on GoBankingRates.com, MarketWatch reports. Though some â 36 percent â thought a ring of less than $1,000 is perfect for engagement, 64 percent thought you should drop more than that. The $1,000 to $2,999 range was rather popular, with 19 percent voting for it. And the range of $3,000 to $4,999 was appropriate for 11 percent.


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Provide a good enclosure. Hedgehogs need a large cage to be comfortable in: they like to explore their living space, and their natural territory is 650 to 1000 ft (198 to 305 m) in diameter. There are other factors to consider, as well, when choosing a cage for your new friend.


Care And Acclimation
Eating Habits. 1  It is not uncommon for hedgies to skip their first meal in their new home. 2  Sometimes hedgehogs are just too busy sleeping or exploring to take the time to eat. 3  Millermeade Farms provides a weekâs worth of food with every hedgehog. We do suggest that you purchase additional food with your hedgehog.


How long do hedgehogs live?
Hedgehogs usually hunt for food during the night and sleep during the day. They sleep with their bodies curved in a way that allows them to protect the parts of their body that do not have spines, such as their stomach, legs and face.


Care And Acclimation
Most new owners are a little nervous around their new pet and the hedgehogs can pick up on their nervousness. Handling hedgehogs takes time, patience, and practice. We do our best to give our customers training, practice, and encouragement during the selection process.


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Optimal Temperature. 1  Keep your hedgehog out of drafts and in a warm and well-lit location but not direct sunlight. 2  Various books and online care information will suggest temperatures ranging from 65Â°F to 80Â°F as the preferred temperature. 3  Our hedgehogs are accustomed to temperatures around 75Â° F.


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Hedgehogs typically live two to three years in the wild. The most common cause of death in the wild is due to predation rather than age. Various resources report a relatively wide range in the maximum life expectancy of hedgehogs kept as pets.


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Natural Longevity. 1  Hedgehogs typically live two to three years in the wild. 2  Various resources report a relatively wide range in the maximum life expectancy of hedgehogs kept as pets. 3  Hedgehogs can live up to 10 years in captivity, but those hedgehogs are few and far between. A 10-year-old hedgehog would be as rare as 104-year-old grandma. Some believe the hybridization of the Algerian and White Bellied species resulted in a more resilient hedgehog that lived longer.


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Housing Your Hedgehog. 1  1. Provide a good enclosure. Hedgehogs need a large cage to be comfortable in: they like to explore their living space, and their natural territory is 650 to 1000 ft (198 to 305 m) in diameter. 2  2. Select good bedding material.


How long do hedgehogs live?
The smaller species of hedgehog usually live for 2 to 4 years, and the larger species can live for up to 7 years in the wild. In captivity, hedgehogs tend to live for longer. This is due to the fact that they donât have any predators and always have access to food. Some captive hedgehogs have reached the age of ten.


How long do hedgehogs live?
Quick Answer. Hedgehogs live an average of about seven years. These mammals have pointy spines over most of their body that are used to help keep them alive and safe from predators in the wild.


Negative Side Effects of Taking Vitamin D Supplements
Treatment with vitamin D supplements may cause bone pain or muscle problems, according to UMMC. If you experience these side effects, you may also become unusually tired or weak. It may be difficult for you to move about normally without assistance or you may feel unstable or shaky while standing or walking.


What Are the Side Effects of Too Much Vitamin D3?
What side effects indicate an overdose of vitamin D? A: Signs of an overdose of vitamin D include constipation, confusion, nausea and abnormal heart rhythm, according to WebMD. Other symptoms of vitamin D toxici... Full Answer >


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More about calcium/vitamin d. 1  Side Effects. 2  Dosage Information. 3  Drug Interactions. 4  Support Group. 5  Pricing & Coupons. 6  2 Reviews â Add your own review/rating. 7  Drug class: vitamin and mineral combinations.


What Are the Side Effects of Too Much Vitamin D3?
Quick Answer. The Mayo Clinic cautions that vitamin D toxicity results in hypercalcemia, a build up of calcium in the blood that causes nausea, poor appetite and vomiting. Other symptoms of vitamin D overdose are weakness, frequent urination and kidney problems.


What Are the Side Effects of Too Much Vitamin D3?
What are the side effects of taking vitamin B6? A: Vitamin B-6, also known as pyridoxine, may cause nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, loss of appetite, headaches, tingling and sleepiness when ingested in high...


Negative Side Effects of Taking Vitamin D Supplements
This vitamin is used by the body to strengthen bones, regulate blood pressure and support the immune system. If you take vitamin D supplements, you should be aware of the potentially negative side effects of this nutrient. Video of the Day


Calcium / vitamin d Side Effects
All drugs may cause side effects. However, many people have no side effects or only have minor side effects. Call your doctor or get medical help if any of these side effects or any other side effects bother you or do not go away: Upset stomach or throwing up. Hard stools (constipation). These are not all of the side effects that may occur. If you have questions about side effects, call your doctor. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088. You may also report side effects at http://www.fda.gov/medwatch. Some side effects of calcium / vitamin d may not be reported.


Calcium / vitamin d Side Effects
What are some other side effects of this drug? All drugs may cause side effects. However, many people have no side effects or only have minor side effects. Call your doctor or get medical help if any of these side effects or any other side effects bother you or do not go away: Upset stomach or throwing up. Hard stools (constipation). These are not all of the side effects that may occur. If you have questions about side effects, call your doctor. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088. You may also report side effects at http://www.fda.gov/medwatch. Not all side effects for calcium / vitamin d may be reported. You should always consult a doctor or healthcare professional for medical advice. Side effects can be reported to the FDA here.


What Are the Side Effects of Too Much Vitamin D3?
What are some vitamin D side effects? A: Side effects of vitamin D may include loss of appetite, nausea, sleepiness, weakness and dry mouth, according to WebMD. Vitamin D typically does not cause ... Full Answer >


What Are the Side Effects of Too Much Vitamin D3?
Vitamin D3 is the natural form of vitamin D made by the body from sunlight. WebMD recommends vitamin D3 over vitamin D2, although a 2008 study demonstrated no noticeable difference between the two. Vitamin D3 is also known as cholecalciferol.


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Legalism, Ancient China. New Dictionary of the History of Ideas. COPYRIGHT 2005 The Gale Group, Inc. LEGALISM, ANCIENT CHINA. Legalism (fa jia ) is a label applied since the second century b.c.e. to a group of Chinese thinkers of the Warring States period (453â221 b.c.e.).


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In Chinese History, legalism (Chinese: æ³å®¶; pinyin FÇjiÄ) was one of the four main philosophic schools in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period (Near the end of the Zhou dynasty from about the sixth century B.C. to about the third century B.C.).


LEGALISM, ANCIENT CHINA.
Legalism, Ancient China. COPYRIGHT 2005 The Gale Group, Inc. LEGALISM, ANCIENT CHINA. Legalism (fa jia ) is a label applied since the second century b.c.e. to a group of Chinese thinkers of the Warring States period (453â221 b.c.e.).


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1 : an advocate or adherent of moral legalism. 2 : one that views things from a legal standpoint; especially : one that places primary emphasis on legal principles or on the formal structure of governmental institutions.


legalist
Definition of legalist. 1  1 : an advocate or adherent of moral legalism. 2  2 : one that views things from a legal standpoint; especially : one that places primary emphasis on legal principles or on the formal structure of governmental institutions.


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Duhaime's Law Dictionary. Legalism Definition: A policy of law enforcement or interpretation, or legal philosophy, which purports to regulate as much as possible and to insist upon the adherence of the letter of the law regardless of the circumstances.


Glossary of philosophy
Legalism is an approach to the analysis of legal questions characterized by abstract logical reasoning focusing on the applicable legal text, such as a constitution, legislation, or case law, rather than on the social, economic, or political context.


Duhaime's Law Dictionary
Legalism Definition: The rigorous and ruthless adherence to the word of the law, usually combined with a policy to regulate as much as possible. A policy of law enforcement or interpretation, or legal philosophy, which purports to regulate as much as possible and to insist upon the adherence of the letter of the law regardless of the circumstances.


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Swell heaves after the in-stallation of the concrete track must not exceed the correction value for the adjustability of the fastening system. For this reason it is necessary to predict reliable swell heaves to control the swelling for the construc-tion of the high-speed railway (von Wolffersdorff et al. 2002). These predictions of swell heaves include the final swell heaves and the time-heave plots.


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The diagene-sis in the clay rocks results, in difference to tertiary clays, in a solidification which counteracts to the swellability. The diagentic consolidation decreases with increasing weathering. A clear relationship be-tween diagenesis, weathering grade and swellability could not be proved yet.


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This paper will focus on the first of these. AADE-10-DF-HO-32 Clay Swelling Inhibitors â Computer Design and Validation Mike Hodder and Steve Cliffe, M-I SWACO; Chris Greenwell, University of Durham (UK); Pete Williams, GlyndÅµr University (Wales, UK); and Peter Coveney, University College (London, UK).


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â¢ CEC and CST tests are directly proportional parameters to the reactive clay (smectite or mixed layer) concentration in shale, and this can be controlled using saline water. â¢ Migrating clays (illite, kaolinite, and chlorite) show some sensitivity toward CST values, which also can be regulated using saline water.


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Samples 1, 2, and 3 displayed very low CEC values because of the absence of swelling (reactive) clays. Samples 4, 5, and 6 were observed with some CEC value because of the presence of smectite as part of the mixed layer clay.


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The CEC measurements are expressed as milliequivalents per 100 g (meq/100 g) of clay. Typically, CEC is measured using the API recommended process Methylene Blue Capacity Test 2 Reactive shale with a high smectite content usually has a high CST value. Therefore, CEC is directly proportional to the CST value.


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Currently observing CST â Central Standard Time. Observes CST â Central Standard Time part of the year, but not currently. Currently has same time zone offset as CST (UTC -6:00) but different time zone name. Central Standard Time (CST) is 6 hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) . This time zone is a standard time zone and is used in: North America, Central America.


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www.oswindia.com Off shore World | 16 | June-July 2014 Feature with other results when determining treatment options for shale formations with high clay content.Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC)CEC is a measure of the exchangeable cations present in the shale as clays.


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For the swell characteristics of solidified clay rocks the following relationships were assumed at first. â Higher weathering grade cause in higher swell values due to unloading. â Higher weathering grade cause in lower swell potential, i.e. lower swell pressures at com-pletely restrained volumetric expansion.


What is a genus?
A genus is a scientific way of showing that species are very closed related to each other. In fact the first word of the species' scientific name is its genus.So for lions (Panthera leo), Panthera is the genus and tells us that they are closely related to tigers (Panthera tigris), because they share the name.1  Bottlenose dolphins.n fact the first word of the species' scientific name is its genus. So for lions (Panthera leo), Panthera is the genus and tells us that they are closely related to tigers (Panthera tigris), because they share the name. 1  Bottlenose dolphins.


Difference Between Genus and Species
Genus vs Species. Although both genus and species are referred to state a particular animal or plant or any organism, there are differences between the two that anyone should know.In biological classification, the genus comes first followed by species, and the species is never stated alone.owever, many used to confuse the two terms, genus and species. Before understanding the difference between the two, it is important to know the meanings of genus and species, and this article follows that. A comparison is presented following the information about the two subjects.


Genus
E.G., Felis catus and F. silvestris are two species within the genus Felis. Felis is a genus within the family Felidae. The composition of a genus is determined by a taxonomist. The standards for genus classification are not strictly codified, so different authorities often produce different classifications for genera.owever, a genus in one kingdom is allowed to bear a scientific name that is in use as a generic name (or the name of a taxon in another rank) in a kingdom that is governed by a different nomenclature code. Names with the same form but applying to different taxa are called homonyms.


Genus
In the hierarchy of biological classification, genus comes above species and below family. In binomial nomenclature, the genus name forms the first part of the binomial species name for each species within the genus.owever, a genus in one kingdom is allowed to bear a scientific name that is in use as a generic name (or the name of a taxon in another rank) in a kingdom that is governed by a different nomenclature code. Names with the same form but applying to different taxa are called homonyms.


Difference Between Genus and Species
â¢ Genus is the first name, and the species is the second name of a scientific name of any organism. â¢ Genus ranks higher compared to species in the hierarchy of taxonomy. â¢ Two fertile animals from one species can produce a fertile progeny, whereas two animals from one genus could or could not do so.owever, many used to confuse the two terms, genus and species. Before understanding the difference between the two, it is important to know the meanings of genus and species, and this article follows that. A comparison is presented following the information about the two subjects.


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1 The scientific name of a species is made up of its genus and species, and it is written in italics (Genus species) with the genus capitalized. 2  You will find these names in most encyclopedia entries about animals. The scientific name of a species is made up of its genus and species, and it is written in italics (Genus species) with the genus capitalized. 2  You will find these names in most encyclopedia entries about animals.


Scientific names are informative
Scientific names are also designed to tell you something about the animal's relationships with other animals. The scientific name of each species is made up of a generic name (generic epithet) and a specific name (specific epithet).In our bluegill sunfish example the generic epithet is Lepomis and the specific epithet is macrochirus.ome genera contain only one species but most genera are made up of many species. There are other species of sunfish in the genus Lepomis, examples are Lepomis cyanellus (green sunfish), Lepomis megalotis (longear sunfish), and Lepomis gibbosus (pumpkinseed sunfish).


Aristotle's metaphysics
Metaphor is the application of an alien name by transference either from genus to species, or from species to genus, or from species to species, or by analogy, that is, proportion Thus from genus to species, as: 'There lies my ship'; for lying at anchor is a species of lying.n a scientific name, the genus name is capitalized and italicized, for example, Ovis for sheep and related animals. 2. Logic A class of objects divided into subordinate species having certain common attributes. 3.


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JOSSELSON (1996) suggests that narrative inquiry should be mutual and collaborative, within a relationship that is being established over time, which allows for the telling and re-telling of stories. In this conversation, held at a later stage in our relationship, he re-tells stories told in an earlier conversation.


Institute of Cultural Inquiry
Institute of Cultural Inquiry. The Institute of Cultural Inquiry (ICI) is a non-profit organization located in Los Angeles, California. The ICI sponsors art projects, performances, exhibitions, symposia, and publications related to its major areas of interest, which include the AIDS pandemic, obsolete technologies, and marginal cultural figures.


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Systems and methods of thought that have guided Institute research include excavation, curation, hypnotism, souveniring, animal and botanical revisionism, ventriloquism, divination, aerial navigation, and museum installation.


Culture of Inquiry
U.S. News & World Report and Parents Magazine both rank Childrenâs among the top 10 pediatric hospitals nationwide. âTo be considered a top-tier health care organization, we must have many layers of excellence, and conducting research is an important component,â says Riley.


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Sebald, newspaper articles about AIDS, taxidermied and pickled mammals including monkey heads, a manual of lost ideas, found footage from a 1945 film, sound mirrors, the Narrenturm, video projections with a president apologizing for everything, mystic writing pads, and dream-dredging devices.


Institute of Cultural Inquiry
The Institute of Cultural Inquiry (ICI) is a non-profit organization located in Los Angeles, California. The ICI states that its mission is to educate the public about the visual methods used in society to describe and discuss cultural phenomena..


Culture of Inquiry
âNursing students benefit from the diverse population of pediatric patients we see and the complexity of the illnesses we treat.â. Building a âculture of inquiryâ among Childrenâs nursing staff has been one of Rileyâs primary goals since starting the nursing research program in 2009. âI want to empower nurses at the bedside to question current practice,â she says. âThis is how research questions evolve from direct patient care.


How Much Do Insurance Agents Make?
Insurance agents employed in insurance brokerages earn an average salary of $63,390, but those that work in travel arrangement and reservation services earn significantly less at $50,270.The top-paying industry for agents is in securities and commodity brokerages, where they can earn an average $92,170 salary.ow much does an insurance agent make? According to the May 2012 records from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average insurance agent salary is $63,400 per year.


How Much Do Insurance Agents Make?
How much does an insurance agent make? According to the May 2012 records from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average insurance agent salary is $63,400 per year.In other words, the 336,740 insurance agents employed in the United States earn a mean hourly wage of $30.48.ow much does an insurance agent make? According to the May 2012 records from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average insurance agent salary is $63,400 per year.


How Much Do Insurance Agents Make?
Typically, an insurance agent is paid a commission, or percentage, of the total insurance premium the insurer charges for a given policy. Property and Casualty (auto, home and business) insurance agents typically earn anywhere between 7% and 20% commission on each policy sold.If you forced us to come up with a solid number, weâd say 12% is what you can expect on average. Example: $1,000 auto insurance policy at 12% commission would net you $120.00.Each year, assuming your client is still happy and continues to insure with you, you will earn a ârenewalâ commission. Renewals are where the moneyâs at, as you do not have to advertise or spend time quoting the policy for it to renew.xample: $1,000 auto insurance policy at 12% commission would net you $120.00. Each year, assuming your client is still happy and continues to insure with you, you will earn a ârenewalâ commission.


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Connecticut, California, New York, and New Jersey round out the top five highest-paying states for insurance agents, and all have annual mean wages in the low to mid $70,000 range. There is no limit to how much money an insurance agent can make.Their income is directly related to their ability to find new customers.here are more insurance agents working in Florida than in any other state, and the annual mean wage is less than $60,000. Massachusetts has only 1/6 the number of insurance agents as Florida, and the annual mean wage there is just under $77,000.


How Much Money Does an Independent Insurance Agent Make?
A large percentage of these agents' earnings comes from commissions and bonuses. For example, State Farm agents, who usually work independently, earned average annual incomes of $78,700, according to Glassdoor -- with average bonuses and commissions of $29,000 and $11,750 per year.or example, State Farm agents, who usually work independently, earned average annual incomes of $78,700, according to Glassdoor -- with average bonuses and commissions of $29,000 and $11,750 per year.


How much do insurance agents make?
Initially I used to wonder how much money do insurance agents make ! When I first started out just over 20 years ago I make $50-$60,000/year. I am now a top advisor who does a broad range of wealth management as well for clients.This week alone I will make $236,000 on new life insurance commissions.he average income of an insurance agent is around $62,970 for a year, as the May 2011 reports of the Bureau of Labor Statistics have pointed out. However, since the individual income is generally based on the commissions earned, skilled agents having a large number of clients can earn much more than the BLS mean.


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Considerations. There are more insurance agents working in Florida than in any other state, and the annual mean wage is less than $60,000. Massachusetts has only 1/6 the number of insurance agents as Florida, and the annual mean wage there is just under $77,000.here are more insurance agents working in Florida than in any other state, and the annual mean wage is less than $60,000. Massachusetts has only 1/6 the number of insurance agents as Florida, and the annual mean wage there is just under $77,000.


How Much Money Does an Independent Insurance Agent Make?
Income by Region. In 2013, average incomes for independent insurance agents varied significantly in all U.S. areas. In the Midwest region, they earned the highest incomes of $91,000 in Illinois and the lowest of $65,000 in South Dakota, according to Indeed.or example, State Farm agents, who usually work independently, earned average annual incomes of $78,700, according to Glassdoor -- with average bonuses and commissions of $29,000 and $11,750 per year.


How Much Do Insurance Agents Make?
The lowest 10% however, earns less than $25,710 a year, while the top 10% earns $119,970. However, the question asking, how much do insurance agents make? Is still not straightforward, because they are often commissions and bonuses depending on the volume of sales.he lowest 10% however, earns less than $25,710 a year, while the top 10% earns $119,970. However, the question asking, how much do insurance agents make? Is still not straightforward, because they are often commissions and bonuses depending on the volume of sales.


Early access
As players are typically not limited by confidentiality agreements to participate in early access, these players can provide reviews on social media, or play the game on streaming broadcasts, which subsequently can stimulate interest in the title. One of the earliest known examples of this model is Minecraft.


Early access
Early access, early funding, or paid-alpha is a funding model in the video game industry by which consumers can pay for a game in the early stages of development and obtain access to the unfinished game, Alpha/Beta versions of the game, while the developer is able to use those funds to continue work on the game.


access
the ability, right, or permission to approach, enter, speak with, or use; admittance: They have access to the files. 2. the state or quality of being approachable: The house was difficult of access. 3. a way or means of approach: The only access to the house was a rough dirt road.


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Early access. Early access, alphafunding, or paid-alpha is a funding model in the video game industry by which consumers can pay for a game in the early stages of development and obtain access to playable but unfinished versions of the game, while the developer is able to use those funds to continue work on the game.


Free Online Dictionary
Download this dictionary. Early access, alphafunding, or paid-alpha is a funding model in the video game industry by which consumers can pay for a game in the early stages of development and obtain access to playable but unfinished versions of the game, while the developer is able to use those funds to continue work on the game.


Early access
Those that pay to participate typically help to debug game, provide feedback and suggestions, and may have access to special materials in the game. The early-access approach is a common way to obtain funding for indie games and may also be used along with other funding mechanisms, including crowdfunding.


Expanded Access for Medical Devices
Expanded Access for Medical Devices. Introduction. When a patient has a serious or life-threatening condition that is not addressed by current approved treatments, options may exist to use an investigational medical device (i.e., one that has not been approved or cleared by FDA) to treat the patient.


Early ACCESS
Contact(s) On this page... Early ACCESS is a partnership between families with young children, birth to age three, and providers from the Departments of Education, Public Health, Human Services, the Child Health Specialty Clinics.


Expanded Access for Medical Devices
What is Emergency Use? Emergency use is the use of an investigational device in an emergency situation. It is intended to provide patients and physicians with access to devices intended to treat life-threatening or serious diseases or conditions when there is no available alternative and no time to obtain FDA approval.


Access
Powered by Ajaxy. In education, the term access typically refers to the ways in which educational institutions and policies ensureâor at least strive to ensureâthat students have equal and equitable opportunities to take full advantage of their education.


Oakdale, Tennessee
Hospitals and medical centers near Oakdale: 1  HARRIMAN CARE AND REHAB CENTER (Nursing Home, about 3 miles away; HARRIMAN, TN). 2  KINGSTON DIALYSIS (Dialysis Facility, about 8 miles away; KINGSTON, TN). 3  RENAISSANCE TERRACE CARE AND REHABILITATION CENTER (Nursing Home, about 8 miles away; HARRIMAN, TN).


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Oakdale, Tennessee
The stretch of the Cincinnati Southern from Oakdale to Somerset, Kentucky, involves steep grades that were too difficult for normal late-19th and early-20th century steam-powered locomotives, so a railyard was set up at Oakdale where trains were modified to allow them to make the trek north.


Oakdale, TN Profile: Facts, Map & Data
Oakdale, TN-Peer Comparisons by Rank and Percentile. The table below compares Oakdale to the other 428 incorporated cities, towns and CDPs in Tennessee by rank and percentile using July 1, 2015 data. The location Ranked # 1 has the highest value.