How long is a vial good after 1st puncture???
Also, my new bottle (once i use up my Watson 10ml vial) is a 5ml vial of T-enthanate...Maybe the 5ml vial is a better choice. pmgamer18 said: â. When I was doing shots using a 10 ml. vial of 200 mgs / ml. it was called Depo Testosterone and I did 20 weeks from one vial never seen anying saying 28 days it's no good after first using it. Maybe they are pushing the 1 ml. vials.


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Patient safety. Multidose vials: Follow the 28-day rule. Multidose vials run the risk for infections and citations if they arenât used appropriately. After reading this article, you will be able to: 1  Define the 28-day rule for multidose vials. 2  Demonstrate ways to document compliance.


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There are a few current guidelines that address expiration dates for multidose vials. The requires multidose vials to be discarded 28 days after initial stopper penetration unless the manufacturer specifies otherwise. The vial should be labeled to reflect the penetration date or the beyond-use date.


Lidocaine expiration?
I am the only RN at a small student health center and we have no pharmacy. When I worked in the ER and OR we would throw them out after each use. I called the manufacturer and they said 28 days or per your institutions policy?? So I guess I'll go with 28 days.


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In fact, the best solution for multidose vial complications is not to use them. âA lot of the risk occurs when you go in and out of that vial,â Luebbert says. But healthcare facilities donât always have that option, and as a result they may have multiple multidose vials available for clinicians.


Ask the Experts
Mark reconstituted vaccine with the date and time it was reconstituted. Dating these vials is important for two reasons. First, some vaccines expire within a certain time after opening or after reconstitution. This may not correspond to the expiration date printed on the vial by the manufacturer.


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Multidose vials have a limit on how long they can be stored after being opened or punctured; typically that limit is around 28 days. Your multidose vial may have an expiration date on the label, but that does not take into consideration the date the vial is first used, which is when the 28-day rule takes effect.


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3. Check the diluent label to be sure that the vial contains the correct diluent provided by the manufacturer for that specific vaccine. 4. Check the diluent label to be sure that the vial contains the correct volume of diluent for reconstitution so that the proper number of doses per vaccine vial is obtained. 5. Check the labels on both the diluent vial and the lyophilized (freeze-dried) vaccine vial to make sure they have not expired. Do not administer expired vaccine (see Expiration Dates in the Vaccine Inventory Management section for details). Do not use expired diluent.


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Select a disposable syringe and a needle of the proper length for the vaccine and route of administration. For single-dose reconstituted vials, the needle used for drawing up the diluent is the same needle you will use for vaccine administration. There is no need to change the needle in this case.


Lidocaine expiration?
0 Does anyone know how long a multi dose vial of Lidocaine 1% w/epi is good after it's been originally opened??


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HD Programs The On Demand service includes HD programs. Movies You can view free movies through On Demand. Pay-Per-View Adult Entertainment Adult entertainment is available through pay-per-view. Pay-Per-View Movies You can view newly released movies for a fee through pay-per-view or On Demand.


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Phone You can sign up for an account by phone. No Lengthy Contract Requirements The company offers contract options of one year or less. No Price Increases Monthly rates do not automatically increase at certain intervals (i.e. at the six-month or one-year mark).


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If you subscribe to satellite TV provider DIRECTV and are unhappy with the service or are moving somewhere DIRECTV is not available, you can cancel your service by calling the company.


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If they do call your bluff, just say you have to sleep on it and you will call back tomorrow to cancel. 2. Phone Lines. DirecTV receivers can not send pay-per-view billing information back to DirecTV unless the receiver is connected to a phone line. That means if you disconnect your receiver from the phone line, and order pay-per-view with the remote you will not be billed.


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Manage DVR You can schedule, record, or delete programs on your DVR with your mobile phone. On Demand You can access On Demand on your mobile device. Set Parental Controls You can set parental controls with your mobile phone. Stream Live TV You can stream live TV to your laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Watch Recorded Programs You can use your mobile device to watch programs recorded on your DVR.


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DIRECTV is one of few TV providers that offer a variety of 3D content. Although the list of 3D channels is not lengthy, you'll have access to channels such as ESPN3D, 3net, and others.These channels will provide movies, sports, and other programming in theater quality 3D, all from the comfort of your home.


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1 This fee can go up to $480, depending on the type of programming package and equipment you have. 2  If you are moving beware of services such as 1-800-DTV-MOVE (the correct number is 1-888-DTV-MOVE). 3  The 888 number is valid, but the 800 phone number will put you in touch with a company that pretends to be DirecTV.


Turned Over To a Collection Agency for 46.00
I am DirecTV customer. My account became past due for the amount of 46.51. That's only one month's service. They suspended my service. Then a few days later I receive a letter from a Collection Agency 'Collectech Systems' trying to collect for the amount of 46.51. Then yesterday, I receive a call from what is identified on my caller ID as DirecTV.


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1 DIRECTV does not support online cancellations. 2  If you cancel before your term of service (typically 12 to 24 months) has elapsed, you must pay a pro-rated cancellation fee. 3  This fee can go up to $480, depending on the type of programming package and equipment you have.


Growing Eggplant â How To Plant Eggplant
When you are thinking about where to plant eggplant, you should think about your gardening space. Eggplants need lots of space. When planting eggplant, put them about 18 inches apart in the row, and the rows need to be about 30 inches apart if not more.


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For example, seeds started in mid-March should be ready for the garden by May 1, according to Ross Penhallegon, horticulturist with the Oregon State University Extension Service. No matter where you are in Oregon, tomato, pepper and eggplant require six to eight weeks from seeding to transplanting.


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How to Plant & Care for Eggplant. You can direct sow eggplant in hot climates. In northern climates, start seeds indoors 8 weeks before the last frost date and transplant at least 2 weeks after the last frost date.


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You can direct sow eggplant in hot climates. In northern climates, start seeds indoors 8 weeks before the last frost date and transplant at least 2 weeks after the last frost date. Use black plastic to keep the ground warm before planting in cooler climates.


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Seed Planting Depth. To successfully grow eggplants, you should plant eggplant seeds at a depth of Â½ inch. Plant Spacing. Eggplant plants should be 24 inches apart, and rows should be 36 inches apart.


Growing Eggplant â How To Plant Eggplant
Eggplants need lots of space. When planting eggplant, put them about 18 inches apart in the row, and the rows need to be about 30 inches apart if not more. This is quite a large area.


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Planting Instructions. Eggplant is typically planted as a transplant. Sow the seeds indoors in a loose potting mixture about 6 to 8 weeks before the last expected date of frost in the Spring. Soil temperatures should be between 70 and 75 F for optimum germination. Most seed germinates in 6 to 12 days.


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Seed Planting Depth. To successfully grow eggplants, you should plant eggplant seeds at a depth of Â½ inch. Plant Spacing. Eggplant plants should be 24 inches apart, and rows should be 36 inches apart. Location. Plant eggplant plants in full sun.


Vegetable oil
On food packaging, the term vegetable oil is often used in ingredients lists instead of specifying the exact plant being used, especially when the oil used is less desirable to the consumer or if a mix is used.


Sweet Corn Type Seed
Sweet Corn Type. Sweet corn can be divided into three types: normal sugary (SU), sugary enhancer (SE) and supersweet (Sh2). Standard sweet corn varieties contain a sugary (SU) gene that is responsible for the sweetness and creamy texture of the kernels. SUs are best suited to being picked, husked and eaten within a very short time.


Vegetable oil
A vegetable oil is a triglyceride extracted from a plant. The term vegetable oil can be narrowly defined as referring only to plant oils that are liquid at room temperature, or broadly defined without regard to a substance's state of matter at a given temperature. For this reason, vegetable oils that are solid at room temperature are sometimes called vegetable fats.


Sweet Corn Type Seed
Sugar Enhanced (SE) corn contains a gene that significantly raises the sugar content above standard SU varieties. This variety is the most popular type as it retains tenderness and texture the best. A perfect type for roadside stands and markets. Supersweet (SH2) corn contains a gene that provides the highest sugar content of any other type of corn. The kernels of Supersweet have a crisp, tough skin and low amounts of the water-soluble polysaccharides that impart the creamy texture.


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The other parts of plants are considered vegetables. These include the stems, leaves and roots â and even the flower bud. The following are technically fruits: avocado, beans, peapods, corn kernels, cucumbers, grains, nuts, olives peppers, pumpkin, squash, sunflower seeds and tomatoes. Vegetables include celery (stem), lettuce (leaves), cauliflower and broccoli (buds), and beets, carrots and potatoes (roots). From a culinary standpoint, vegetables are less sweet â or more savory â and served as part of the main dish. Fruits are more sweet and tart and are most often served as a dessert or snack.


Abdominal Pressure and Bloating
I was so happy to get relief from the constant bloating and ... October 8, 2014 | hystersisters.com. I was so happy to get relief from the ...My bleeding and other symptoms have gotten consistently better since the surgery, which makes this sudden abdominal pressure recurrence all the more puzzling..


Stomach Pressure and Causes of Pressing on Stomach Feeling
It is usually these situations that cause distension and a sensation of stomach pressure where the stomach feels like it is pushing outwards. When empty the stomach collapses as it contains little more than a small quantity of mucus, acid and enzymes. Even pressure from surrounding organs are not perceived.


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Syed Thiwan, MD. Abdominal bloating is a very common symptom that affects 10-30% of people. Patients often can't. describe exactly what it means and may use a lot of different terms for it. Some may have to loosen. their clothes or see distension of their abdomen along with the sensation of bloating, while others.


Stomach Pressure and Causes of Pressing on Stomach Feeling
Pressure sensation from inside the stomach. Some of the common causes of stomach problems that give rise to a sensation of pressure within the stomach includes : Bile reflux is the backward flow of bile secreted from the gallbladder into the duodenum. It enters the stomach or as high up as the esophagus.


Understanding Bloating and Distension
Bloating can be described as the feeling that there is an inflated balloon in the abdomen. It is a commonly reported symptom and is sometimes associated with distension, or the visible increase in the width of the area between your hips and chest (abdominal girth). Both bloating and distension cause discomfort, and sometimes pain, and have a negative impact on the quality of life for some individuals. The symptoms may be linked with other gas related complaints, such as burping or belching (eructation), swallowing air (aerophagia), and passing intestinal gas (flatulence).


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Intel Architecture and Processor Identification With CPUID Model and Family Numbers
Please consult Section 2: Usage Guidelines of the IntelÂ® Processor Identification and the CPUID Instruction for the proper use of CPUID. IntelÂ® processor numbers are not a measure of performance. Processor numbers differentiate features within each processor family, not across different processor families.


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Intel Architecture and Processor Identification With CPUID Model and Family Numbers. 1  The -EP suffix denotes a Dual Processor, meaning this processor is designed to operate in a Dual Processor platform (but can still operate in a Single Processor platform).


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Intel Architecture and Processor Identification With CPUID Model and Family Numbers
The -EX suffix denotes a Multi-Processor (MP), meaning this processor is designed to operate in a Multiprocessor platform, but can still operate in a Single or Dual processor platform configuration. The Family number is an 8-bit number derived from the processor signature by adding the Extended Family number (bits 27:20) and the Family number (bits 11:8).


Intel Architecture and Processor Identification With CPUID Model and Family Numbers
Notes. 1  The -EP suffix denotes a Dual Processor, meaning this processor is designed to operate in a Dual Processor platform (but can still operate in a Single Processor platform). 2  The Family number is an 8-bit number derived from the processor signature by adding the Extended Family number (bits 27:20) and the Family number (bits 11:8). See section 5.1.2.2 of the Intel Processor Identification and the CPUID Instruction. The Model number is an 8 bit number derived from the processor signature by shifting the Extended Model number (bits 19:16) 4 bits to the left and adding the Model number (bits 7:4) .


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Intel Architecture and Processor Identification With CPUID Model and Family Numbers
[2] In Linux*-based operating systems you can type âcat / proc / cpuinfo ' to obtain the processor family and model numbers (note they are formatted in decimal, while the tables in this article containhexadecimal formatting of these numbers).


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Intel Architecture and Processor Identification With CPUID Model and Family Numbers. 1  By Hussam Mousa (Intel), Updated June 15, 2012. 2  Patrick Fay (Intel) said on May 20,2015. 3  Ron A. said on Apr 30,2015. 4  Aviad Sachs (Intel) said on Sep 9,2013. 5  Zvi Danovich (Intel) said on Aug 29,2013. 6  constm said on Jun 11,2013. 7  jgross2 said on Mar 3,2013.


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The World's Largest Deserts
A desert is a landscape or region that receives very little precipitation - less than 250 mm per year (about ten inches). Approximately 1/3 of Earth's land surface is a desert. There are four different types of deserts based upon their geographic situation: 1) polar deserts; 2) subtropical deserts, 3) cold winter deserts, and 4) cool coastal deserts. As shown on the map above, deserts occur on all of Earth's continents.


Earth's Deserts: Definition, Distribution & Location
The Earth is covered in many different types of habitats that vary by climate and by the animals and plants that live there. One very interesting and unique type of habitat is a desert. Deserts are defined as regions with very low rainfall, usually less than 25 centimeters of rain per year.


Earth's Deserts: Definition, Distribution & Location
Deserts are directly influenced by their location in relation to the atmosphere, which is the combination of the gases that surround the Earth. The location of deserts is also influenced by the hydrosphere, which is the water on the Earth's surface.


Earth's Deserts: Definition, Distribution & Location
Due to the global pattern of air circulation and the relation to the atmosphere, most deserts are found within a belt centered on the 30Â° North and 30Â° South latitude lines. These regions are characterized by having a great deal of sunlight, minimal rain and high levels of evaporation.


Earth's Deserts: Definition, Distribution & Location
The hydrosphere, which is the water on the Earth's surface, is also involved in the creation of deserts. Water from the hydrosphere evaporates and travels into the atmosphere. The air above oceans and lakes is often very moist due to the large amount of water that is in the air.


Earth's Deserts: Definition, Distribution & Location
Video: Earth's Deserts: Definition, Distribution & Location. Imagine a place where rain rarely falls and plants and animals are specially adapted to survive. In this lesson, we'll learn why deserts are formed and how their location is determined by the atmosphere, the hydrosphere and geology.


Introduction to the Atmosphere
The general concepts found in this section are: 1  The earth's atmosphere is a very thin layer wrapped around a very large planet.  Two gases make up the bulk of the earth's atmosphere: nitrogen (), which comprises 78% of the atmosphere, and oxygen (), which accounts for 21%. Various trace gases make up the remainder.


Where do most of earth's large deserts occur?
Best Answer: Usually at the latitudes of the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn because of the patterns of global atmospheric circulation. The Sahara is the world's largest hot desert. At over 9,000,000 square kilometers (3,500,000 sq mi), it covers most of Northern Africa. Other large deserts are located in Mongolia/northeastern China, Argentina, southern Arabian peninsula, northwestern Australia, southwestern Australia, etc. You can see the following link:


The World's Largest Deserts
The two largest deserts on Earth are in the polar areas. The Antarctic Polar Desert covers the continent of Antarctica and has a size of about 5.5 million square miles.


An Overview of Dry Socket
The pain typically starts about 2 days after the tooth was pulled. Over time it becomes more severe and can radiate to your ear. Other symptoms of dry socket include bad breath and an unpleasant smell and taste in your mouth.


Complications
However, these risks are usually small. Risks can include: 1  dry socket â where a blood clot fails to develop in the tooth socket, or if the blood clot becomes dislodged. 2  nerve injury â this can cause temporary or permanent problems, such as pain and numbness.


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1 The pain may spread to the ear. 2  Other wisdom tooth dry socket symptoms may include a bad taste in the mouth and bad breath. 3  It is more likely to occur when smoking within 24 hours of extraction and/or if you do not follow the after-care advice the dentist gives you.


Wisdom Teeth Removal Guide: Treatment - Costs - Recovery & More
These tips will include: 1  Brush your teeth use and a mouthwash before the extraction. 2  Avoid smoking for at least 24 hours afterwards. 3  Do not rinse out your mouth for 24 hours â this allows a good clot to form.


Wisdom Teeth â Dry Socket and Other Possible Complications
1 Other wisdom tooth dry socket symptoms may include a bad taste in the mouth and bad breath. 2  It is more likely to occur when smoking within 24 hours of extraction and/or if you do not follow the after-care advice the dentist gives you. 3  If you think you have a dry socket, attend the dentist for treatment.


Complications
Dry socket. Dry socket (alveolar osteitis) is one of the most common complications of wisdom tooth removal. It occurs when a blood clot fails to develop in the tooth socket, or if the blood clot becomes dislodged or disappears. This can happen three to five days after surgery.


Wisdom Teeth â Dry Socket and Other Possible Complications
A common problem after the extraction of wisdom teeth is dry socket-a very painful condition that develops when a blood clot does not form properly at the extraction site, or when the clot is lost too early.


Wisdom Teeth â Dry Socket and Other Possible Complications
Look out for some of these signs to help how to know if you have a dry socket: 1  This usually arises from the second day after wisdom teeth removal. 2  The pain may spread to the ear. 3  Other wisdom tooth dry socket symptoms may include a bad taste in the mouth and bad breath.


Where does American football come from?
The origins of modern football games including American football, Canadian football, Australian football, Gaelic football, Association football (soccer), Rugby Union football and Rugby League football can all be traced back to a ball game often played at Shrovetide throughout medieval Western Europe.


History of American football
The origin of professional football can be traced back to 1892, with William Pudge Heffelfinger's $500 contract to play in a game for the Allegheny Athletic Association against the Pittsburgh Athletic Club.


Why is American football called football?
* It's a reflection of American football's origins. The first football type of game that colleges played in North America was almost identical to what became soccer: You scored by kicking a goal. But every school had its own rules.


Why is American football called football?
Also The word 'football' is from the English language and was originally spelled as 'foot ball'. When the term 'foot ball' was first used in medieval England it described 'a ball game played on foot' known as mob football or Shrovetide football in which more running with the ball was required than kicking the ball.


History of American football
American football resulted from several major divergences from association football and rugby football, most notably the rule changes instituted by Walter Camp, a Yale University and Hopkins School graduate considered to be the Father of American Football.


Where does the term 'gridiron' come from in relation to football?
This was left in favour of the system of yard lines and hash marks used to the present. An example of a field that was painted with such a grid pattern is the old Archbold Stadium at Syracuse University, which has since been torn down. Gridiron is directly descended from rugby football.


Where does American football come from?
In medieval England ball games were referred to as playing the ball or playing at ball but significantly the Shrovetide ball game was also known as foot ball in reference to the game being 'played on foot'. It is from this term the word 'football' originates.


Where does the term 'gridiron' come from in relation to football?
An example of a field that was painted with such a grid pattern is the old Archbold Stadium at Syracuse University, which has since been torn down. Gridiron is directly descended from rugby football.


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OBJECTIVE: To compare laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication (LNF)and Toupet laparoscopic fundoplication (LTF) with respect to treatment outcomes and postoperative complications. Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects (DARE): Quality-assessed Reviews [Internet] - Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (UK).


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newly created fundoplication. Up to 60% of patients have severe postoperative nausea, with as many as 5% experiencing vomit-ing in the recovery unit or hospital room after laparoscopic fundoplication.16 Routine prophylactic treatment with intrave-nous antiemetics such as ondansetron is recommended.17 Pa-


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Care guide for Adult Laparoscopic Nissen Fundoplication (Discharge Care). Includes: possible causes, signs and symptoms, standard treatment options and means of care and support. Skip to Content


Background
Furthermore, the mainstay of GERD treatment, proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), have come under scrutiny because of worrisome side effects. [3, 4] Laparoscopic magnetic sphincter augmentation of the LES has been proposed as an additional surgical option.


What are the most common side effects from a laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication?
What are the most common side effects from a laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication? by Dr. Dengler Iâm considering surgery for my acid reflux, but Iâve heard the side effects from the Nissen fundoplication can be bothersome. What should I expect if I have the surgery? Considering surgery can be scary. Whatâs the procedure like? Will it work? Will there be any complications? Side effects?


Side Effects of Nissen Fundoplication
Side Effects of Nissen Fundoplication. All surgical procedures involve certain complications and risk factors. Therefore, patients must understand what surgical risks and complications are possible in order to make an informed decision. Side effects of Nissen fundoplication surgery may include breathing ailments (pneumonia), damage or injury to internal tissue, membranes, muscles, and/or organs, and pain. The most common side effects involving the Nissen fundoplication include: 1  Bleeding. 2  Infection. 3  Dysphagia (swallowing issues accompanied with pain) 4  Gas bloating.


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Long-term effects of Nissen fundoplication surgery for gastroesophageal disease, or GERD, include increased flatulence, difficulty swallowing, bloating from gas buildup, and difficulty burping or... Long-term effects of Nissen fundoplication surgery for gastroesophageal disease, or GERD, include increased flatulence, difficulty swallowing, bloating from gas buildup, and difficulty burping or...


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The gastric dumping issue is one of the common side effects ... November 9, 2016 | healingwell.com. The gastric dumping issue is one of the common side effects with fundoplication. It is best to eat little amounts of food ...Healing from fundoplication can take many many months so take it easy..


Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease  (GERD)
Meta analysis of robotic Nissen fundoplication for the treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease. 1  Bibliographic details: Fan YG, Yao GL, Liu KF. Meta analysis of robotic Nissen fundoplication for the treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease.


How to Become a Nurse Practitioner: Nurse Practitioner Programs & Careers
What Kind of Nurse Is an APRN? An Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) is a nurse who has at least a Master's degree in nursing. Some of these professionals have a Doctorate in nursing. In order to be classified as an APRN, the nurse must pass a national certification exam.


Hereâs What Youâll Study in a Nurse Practitioner Degree Program
If your ultimate goal is to become a nurse practitioner, your education goal is to earn a Masterâs of Science in Nursing degree. Your current educational background will dictate how you get to the finish line. A 2-year associateâs degree program is a solid stepping stone you can use to enter the nursing field.


Hereâs What Youâll Study in a Nurse Practitioner Degree Program
Bachelorâs Degree Programs. Nursing is one career field with a handful of bachelorâs degree options. The end result is always a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, but youâll have to make a choice on which path you take to get there. Five types of Bachelorâs Degrees in Nursing:


your information processing specialist
In a court order, the grantor would be the plaintiff, and the grantee would be the defendant. In a quitclaim deed, the grantor is known as the transferor, and the grantee is known as the transferee. As you can see, the grantor gives the property to the grantee through a deed.


What is a Grantee? Definition and Explaination
The grantee is the buyer. When the grantee sells the property, the grantee becomes the grantor. Simply put, the grantee is the recipient. You can be a grantee even without receiving a property deed. For example, a land contract features both a grantor and a grantee. The grantor is the owner and the grantee is the buyer who is acquiring an equitable interest, but not bare legal interest, in a property.


Can an Irrevocable Trust Be a Grantor Trust?
The IRS also treats irrevocable trusts as grantor trusts if the grantor retains any significant level of administrative control of the trust. For instance, if the grantor is a trustee with discretionary authority to distribute trust property to himself, the irrevocable trust is, in reality, a grantor trust.


Basic Trust Law
For tax purposes an irrevocable trust can be treated as a simple, complex, or grantor trust, depending on the powers listed in the trust instrument. A revocable trust may be revoked and is considered a grantor trust (IRC Â§ 676). State law and the trust instrument establish whether a trust is revocable or irrevocable.


Grantor Trust-What is it?
As in any contract, someone must initiate the contract (Grantor or Trustee). So the Grantor Trust is simply someone who has initiated the Trust. Read below for what is a Non-Grantor Trust. The contract (trust agreement) must specify the who, what, where, when, why, and other conditions. Finally, the contract is for the benefit of someone or something.


Can an Irrevocable Trust Be a Grantor Trust?
If the trust allows for the distribution of trust income to the grantor or the grantor's spouse, the trust may be a grantor trust. If only a portion of the trust income may be distributed to the grantor or the grantor's spouse, only a similar portion of the trust is considered a grantor trust. In other words, the IRS may consider an irrevocable trust as partially a grantor trust and partially not.


your information processing specialist
Being able to differentiate between a grantor and grantee is imperative, especially if you are going to enter into any property ownership, judgment or transfer of property. In essence, a grantor will âgiveâ something and a grantee will âreceiveâ something.


Basic Trust Law
Distribution provisions; Ability of the grantor to amend, modify, revoke, or terminate the trust agreement; The designation and selection of a trustee or successor trustees; and. The designation of the state under which the terms and provisions of the trust agreement are to be governed.


Other State's Tax Treatment of Out-of-State Employee Contributory Government Pensions
All out-of-state government pensions: there is no exclusion, exemption or deduction for out-of-state government pensions; however, out-of-state government pensions may be applied toward the Retirement Income Tax Credit depending on household income for taxpayers age 62 or older at the end of the taxable year.


Military Retirement Pay
Military Retirement Pay. The retired pay received for service on military active duty or the National Guard or Reserves, as well as pay received by a surviving spouse through the Survivor Benefit Plan (SBD), is exempt from Ohio income taxes.


Well-off are winners in Ohio tax plan
The new analysis found that Ohio residents in the top 1 percent of the income spectrum, who made at least $388,000 last year, would receive half of the total income-tax cuts under the bill agreed upon by the conference committee.


Military Retirement Pay
This pay can be deducted from federal adjusted gross income when an income tax return is filed. Eligible taxpayers can also contact the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (at www.dfas.mil or (800) 321-1080) to request an adjustment of their Ohio withholding.


Well-off are winners in Ohio tax plan
Contact: Zach Schiller, 216.361.9801. Download report. The tax plan in the Ohio state budget bill soon to land on Gov. Kasichâs desk will reward Ohioâs most affluent with average annual tax cuts of more than $10,000 a year, while the poorest fifth Ohioans will pay slightly more as a group.


Well-off are winners in Ohio tax plan
Table 1 below details how the tax plan would affect Ohio residents at different income levels. The 35-cent cigarette tax increase is worthwhile because of the demonstrated improvement of higher tobacco taxes on public health. However, this increase falls most heavily on the lowest-income Ohioans.


Military Retirement Pay
The military retirement exemption is not available for taxable year 2007 and prior years. Military retirement income for these years is subject to Ohio individual income tax, but is eligible for a credit of up to $200. Income from a survivor benefit plan is also treated as retirement income and is eligible for the same credit.


Other State's Tax Treatment of Out-of-State Employee Contributory Government Pensions
Ohio. All out-of-state government pensions: there is no exclusion, exemption or deduction for out-of-state government pensions; however, out-of-state government pensions may be applied toward a Retirement Income Tax Credit depending on the amount of qualifying retirement income.


Population genetics
Start with an equation for velocity in terms of displacement. To get an object's instantaneous velocity, first we have to have an equation that tells us its position (in terms of displacement) at a certain point in time. This means the equation must have the variable s on one side by itself and t on the other (but not necessarily by itself), like this: s = -1.5t2 + 10t + 4.


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In fact, if you represent an object's displacement with a line on a graph, the slope of the line at any given point is equal to the object's instantaneous velocity at that point. 1  To graph an object's displacement, use the x axis to represent time and the y axis to represent displacement.


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Plug in a t value for your new equation to find instantaneous velocity. Now that you have your derivative equation, finding the instantaneous velocity at any point in time is easy. All you need to do is pick a value for t and plug it into your derivative equation.


Initial Velocity Components
As discussed in the previous part of this lesson, the horizontal displacement of a projectile can be determined using the equation x = vix â¢ t If a projectile has a time of flight of 8 seconds and a horizontal velocity of 20 m/s, then the horizontal displacement is 160 meters (20 m/s â¢ 8 s). If a projectile has a time of flight of 8 seconds and a horizontal velocity of 34 m/s, then the projectile has a horizontal displacement of 272 meters (34 m/s â¢ 8 s).


Velocity Calculator v = u + at
Example: Find time (t) given velocity (v), initial velocity (v 0) and acceleration (a). A car approaching a school zone slows down from 27 m/s to 9 m/s with constant acceleration -2 m/s 2.


Initial Velocity Components
As discussed in the previous part of this lesson, the horizontal displacement of a projectile can be determined using the equation. If a projectile has a time of flight of 8 seconds and a horizontal velocity of 20 m/s, then the horizontal displacement is 160 meters (20 m/s â¢ 8 s).


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2. Use graphical estimation to find the instantaneous velocity at (1,3) for the displacement equation s = 4t2 - t. For this problem, we'll use (1,3) as our P point, but we'll have to find a few other points near it to use as our Q points. Then, it's just a matter of finding our H values and making an estimation.


How to Become A Registered Nurse
A: To become a RN nurse you can either take ADN (Associate Degree in Nursing) or you can take BSN (Bachelors of Science in Nursing) degree. Associate's degree in nursing takes two years to complete while a BSN is more comprehensive and therefore takes four years to complete.: The time frame involved with a registered nursing program depends on the degree you pursue. The most frequently used path to become a nurse is to register for an associate or bachelor's nursing program. An associate degree generally takes two years while a bachelor's degree will take four years.


How to Become A Registered Nurse
A: To become a nurse it is important that you complete a basic nursing program known as the LPN degree program. If you have acquired previous education in a non nursing field, than it is important that you first take classes for science courses such as anatomy and physiology.: The time frame involved with a registered nursing program depends on the degree you pursue. The most frequently used path to become a nurse is to register for an associate or bachelor's nursing program. An associate degree generally takes two years while a bachelor's degree will take four years.


How to Become a Registered Nurse: RN Programs & Careers
Steps to Becoming a Registered Nurse. 1. Complete an accredited registered nurse program. In order to become a registered nurse, students must graduate from an accredited program. Several options are available, including nursing diplomas, associate degrees or bachelorâs degrees.An associate degree in nursing typically takes two years to complete, though accelerated programs can shorten this timeframe.ake and pass the NCLEX-RN examination. Registered nursing programs should help prepare students to pass the NCLEX-RN examination. Upon graduation, aspiring RNs should register with the National Council of State Boards of Nursing to sign up for the exams.


How to Become A Registered Nurse
A: To become a registered nurse online, you have the option of three education paths. You can either pursue a bachelor's of science degree in nursing (BSN) online, get an associate's degree in nursing (ADN), or a diploma from an approved and accredited nursing school.: The time frame involved with a registered nursing program depends on the degree you pursue. The most frequently used path to become a nurse is to register for an associate or bachelor's nursing program. An associate degree generally takes two years while a bachelor's degree will take four years.


How to Become A Registered Nurse
A: If you want to become a registered nurse you will need to have proper education for that purpose. There are several ways of becoming a nurse like a bachelor's of science in nursing degree or master's of science in nursing degree. However these programs require more than one year of study.: The time frame involved with a registered nursing program depends on the degree you pursue. The most frequently used path to become a nurse is to register for an associate or bachelor's nursing program. An associate degree generally takes two years while a bachelor's degree will take four years.


How to Become A Registered Nurse
A: The time frame involved with a registered nursing program depends on the degree you pursue. The most frequently used path to become a nurse is to register for an associate or bachelor's nursing program. An associate degree generally takes two years while a bachelor's degree will take four years.: The time frame involved with a registered nursing program depends on the degree you pursue. The most frequently used path to become a nurse is to register for an associate or bachelor's nursing program. An associate degree generally takes two years while a bachelor's degree will take four years.


How Much Should Teachers Make?
Get a high school diploma. Admission into a school of nursing requires a high school diploma or, alternately, passing the General Education Development (GED) test. If you want to be a nurse, pay attention to your performance, skill, and interest in courses like biology, physiology, and chemistry throughout high school.he term advanced practice registered nurse is an umbrella term used for nurses who have achieved at least a masterâs degree in nursing (MSN). The academic program to become an advanced practice nurse is one to two academic years, depending upon the specialty, school, and your previous work experience.


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Nurses with a bachelor's degree usually have greater employment opportunities. The diploma and associate degree typically take two to three years to complete. A Bachelor of Science in Nursing requires four years of education.All nursing programs include coursework in anatomy, physiology, chemistry, psychology and nutrition.he diploma and associate degree typically take two to three years to complete. A Bachelor of Science in Nursing requires four years of education. All nursing programs include coursework in anatomy, physiology, chemistry, psychology and nutrition.


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THE TRICHLOROACETIC (TCA) PEEL. Trichloroacetic Acid, often referred to as TCA, is an effective chemical agent used to exfoliate and renew the skin on a superficial to deep level. TCA is commonly applied to the face, neck, dcollet, hands and legs. In addition, TCA is also an excellent spot treatment and can be used to exclusively peel isolated areas of the skin.


TCA Peel
What is a TCA Peel? Trichloroacetic Acid, often referred to as TCA, is an effective chemical agent used to exfoliate and renew the skin on a superficial to high level. This is one of the strongest peels available and it is known for delivering exceptional results. TCA is most frequently applied to the face, neck, dÃ©colletÃ© and hands.


How long can milk stay out of the refrigerator before it spoils?
Is it ok to drink as long... show more We have our milk delivered to us, and we forgot to bring it in two days ago. It's just been sitting in the milk box in the shade, and it hasn't been very warm here. The highest it got to was probably 68 degrees Fahrenheit, and then it cooled down in the evening.


How long can milk stay out of the refrigerator before it spoils?
How long can milk stay out of the refrigerator before it spoils? We have our milk delivered to us, and we forgot to bring it in two days ago. It's just been sitting in the milk box in the shade, and it hasn't been very warm here. The highest it got to was probably 68 degrees Fahrenheit, and then it cooled down in the evening.


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1 In a refrigerator that has a separate door to the freezer, frozen breast milk lasts for 3 to 6 months. 2  And in a deep freezer or chest, frozen breast milk keeps for 6 to 12 months.


How long does it take for milk to spoil unrefrigerated?
I like milk in any state. 1.5 hours for in paper carton would do no harm for pasteurized milk. It takes 2 or 3 days for milk to go sour.


How long can milk stay out of the refrigerator before it spoils?
Report Abuse. milk only stays good about 30 minues out of the frige, ANY food needs to stay below 40 degrees or above 141 degrees, or it will spoil, dont drink it throw it out sorry! Source(s): culinary school graduate. brittany r Â· 8 years ago.


How long does it take for milk to spoil unrefrigerated?
Milk, being left out that first time takes quite a long time to go sour. But put it back in the refrigerator after being left out for a long time and take it out again, and it will go sour very quickly. In other words, it can be left out 'once'...but not twice.


How long does it take for milk to spoil unrefrigerated?
1. A half gallon of milk (in the paper carton, not plastic) got left in the car for 1.5 hours in about 80 degree (~27 Â°C) weather (evening so no direct sunlight).


which side do youlay on when using enema
Lying on the left side is the correct method of using an enema. BUt if you are having trouble doing this or pain try lying on your back or your right side. The main thing is to ensure that the enema stays in. Hope this helps Marty


OH NO, laying on right side for enemas for a month, is this a problem?!
Hi .brooke.you lie on your left side .doctor should have told you that.it may work better now.as the enama puts a film over the colon.keep trying if it dosn't work after a while you may go on azathioprine. Good luck let us know how you get on .x


OH NO, laying on right side for enemas for a month, is this a problem?!
I laid on my right side because I can get what I need from my desk. Will it make a difference if I just do it on my left side or just swap straight over, I will give it a go on my left side. Honestly it does not matter which side , its is just anatomiacally easier for you to lie on the left . The most important thing is that they are inserted in the rectum and stay there i.e often better in lie in bed for half hour after insertion.


which side do youlay on when using enema
Always start out on your left side. You can prop pillows under your hip to invert your pelvis and help the enema flow into the colon. You can also use abdominal massage - up the left side, across the transverse and down the right side - to help move the enema contents along.


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The enema solution, and any waste matter, should come out within a few minutes. If not, have the enema recipient lie down in the Sims or knee-chest position, wait until the urge to evacuate returns, and try again. In any case, it will likely take several evacuations to clear out all the enema solution.


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Subsequent enemas should be tap water only, to rinse out any soap or other chemical solution that the first enema was treated with and prevent irritation of the colon. Do not use distilled water, as it will draw out more of your body's electrolytes through the colon.


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The hook should be from 18 to 24 inches (45 to 60 centimeters) above the surface where the recipient of the enema will be lying, so that the enema bag is suspended 12 to 18 inches (30 to 45 centimeters) above the recipient's anus. This is high enough so that the enema solution will gradually flow out of the enema bag.


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Step 1, Decide where the enema will be given. The three most common places to give an enema are on a bed, on the bathroom floor or in a bathtub.Step 2, Place the supporting hook at the right height. The hook should be from 18 to 24 inches (45 to 60 centimeters) above the surface where the recipient of the enema will be lying, so that the enema bag is suspended 12 to 18 inches (30 to 45 centimeters) above the recipient's anus. This is high enough so that the enema solution will gradually flow ...


OH NO, laying on right side for enemas for a month, is this a problem?!
Posted 2 years ago. I've had enemas for a month and without realising I've been laying on my right side. I was never told by a doctor to lay on my self side but on the Internet it says I should. I have proctitis, does this mean that my enemas are doing nothing? Will they work? ASAP


which side do youlay on when using enema
Lie on left side. The preferred position is essentially the same one used for colonoscopy & should appear in diagram on the enema package insert. (Keep left leg straight & bend right leg slightly & cross over left-- right knee can touch bed, helping to keep the body stabile.)


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Difference between Xenon HID and Xenon Gas-filled bulbs
What is the difference between Xenon HID lights and Xenon gas-filled bulbs? Xenon H.I.D. (High Intensity Discharge) lighting is a superior lighting technology. Instead of having a filament inside the bulb, it is replaced with xenon gas.


Xenon gas
Xenon gas. Xenon gas is a fuel resource that powers only ion engines. With a density of only 0.1 kg per unit this is the lightest resource after electric charge. Uses. There are only four xenon gas related parts available at the moment. The IX-6315 Dawn Electric Propulsion System is an extremely efficient engine which consumes small amounts of xenon gas and a lot of electric charge, and produces just 2 kN of thrust, limiting its uses to small probes or rovers, for the simple reason that burn times would be extremely large in heavier craft.


Xenon Gas
Xenon Gas. Sold by the Liter - Any quantity custom filled. Xenon is a colorless, odorless, nontoxic, nonflammable gas. Shipped as a compressed gas. A member of the group of Noble Gases. Xenon Spec SheetMSDS.


Xenon - Xe
Xenon. Xenon is a rare, odorless, colourless, tasteless, chamically unreactive gas. It was regarded as completely inert until, in 1962, Neil Barlett reported synthesis of xenon haxafluoroplatinate. In a gas filled tube xenon emits blue light when excited by electrical discharge. Applications. Xenon has relatively little commercial use.


XENON
Two radioactive isotopes of xenonâxenon-127 and xenon-133âare used in medicine. These isotopes are used to study the flow of blood through the brain and the flow of air through the lungs. In most cases, the patient inhales the radioactive gas through a mask. The xenon gas moves through the body just like oxygen or any other gas.


Difference between Xenon HID and Xenon Gas-filled bulbs
When the xenon gas ignites, it produces a vivid and bright light that is 3X more powerful than that of a halogen bulb. This technology also allows for the bulb to ignite at a higher color temperature: which gives it the white / blue coloration. Xenon gas-filled bulbs and other halogen 'xenon' bulbs are simply a standard halogen bulb that is either coated with a blue film on the outside and/or filled with a gas to imitate the look of a true xenon HID bulb. These bulbs produces much less light than xenon HID bulbs and often less than that of a standard halogen bulb. Xenon gas-filled bulbs also suffer from a short 6-month life-span. What is color temperature (K)? This is one of the biggest misconceptions regarding lighting.


Xenon - Xe
Xenon in the environment. Xenon si a trace gas in the Earth's atmosphere, occurring in 1 part in 20 million. The only commercial source of xenon is from industrial liquid-air plants. World production is less than 1 tonne per year, although reserved of xenon gas in the atmosphere amount to 2 billion tonnes. Health effects of xenon Inhalation: This gas is inert and is classified as a simple asphyxiant.


Xenon gas
Note that xenon gas is extremely expensive - costing 40 per kilogram, compared to 0.3 per kilogram of monopropellant, and 0.1 per kilogram of liquid fuel + oxidizer in a 0.9:1.1 ratio.


XENON
Xenon is a colorless, odorless gas. It has a boiling point of -108.13Â°C (-162.5Â°F) and a melting point of C. It may seem strange to talk about the melting point and boiling point of a gas. So think about the opposite of those two terms. The opposite of melting is turning from a liquid into a solid..


How rare is carbon?
Graphite is one of the softest known materials while diamond is one of the hardest. Carbon, as microscopic diamonds, is found in some meteorites. Natural diamonds are found in ancient volcanic pipes such as found in South Africa. Diamonds are also recovered from the ocean floor off the Cape of Good Hope.


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Di means two, and since carbon dioxide is made up of one carbon atom and two oxygen atmos, to show the two oxygen atoms, di is put before the oxide to make carbon dioxide. The chemical formula for this is CO2, with the 2 being in subscript. 9 people found this useful. JEK.


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In Elements and Compounds. Carbon dioxide means carbon dioxide for two major reasons. One, is that carbon dioxide is made up of the element carbon, which is how it get the carbon of it's name, and is al â¦ so made up of the element oxygen, which is how it got the oxide part of it's anem. The second and final reason is to explain the di part of the name.


Carbon dioxide
Each atom of oxygen is joined to a carbon atom by a double covalent bond. Carbon dioxide is produced by the combustion of fossil fuels and by the process of cellular respiration. Carbon dioxide is also essential for the process of photosynthesis in the manufacture of sugars by plants. Printer-friendly version | Tags: carbon dioxide, CO2.


Carbon dioxide
Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide and is commercially available as solid dry ice in blocks or pellets. The white vapor that is seen coming off from dry ice is in fact condensed water vapor from the air. Carbon dioxide at normal room temperature and pressure is an odorless, colorless gas that is denser than air. The melting point of carbon dioxide is â56.6 Â°C or â69.9 Â°F. Dry ice sublimes on melting.


What is the charge of carbon dioxide?
The same hemoglobin molecules that absorb oxygen in the lungs release it to the cells in the capillaries and pick up carbon dioxide from the cells. When the blood returns to t â¦ he lungs, the hemoglobin releases the carbon dioxide and replaces it with fresh oxygen.


Carbon: the essentials
This is also the thermodynamically most stable form. Diamond is a second form of carbon but is much less common. Other forms of carbon include the fullerenes. Whereas diamond and graphite are infinite lattices, fullerenes such as buckminsterfullerene, C 60, is a discrete molecular species.


Carbon: the essentials
Carbon: the essentials. Carbon is a Group 14 element and is distributed very widely in nature. It is found in abundance in the sun, stars, comets, and atmospheres of most planets. Carbon is present as carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and dissolved in all natural waters. It is a component of rocks as carbonates of calcium (limestone), magnesium, and iron. The atmosphere of Mars is very thin but what there is contains about 95 % CO 2. Coal, petroleum, and natural gas are chiefly hydrocarbons. Carbon is found as carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of the earth and dissolved in all natural waters. The atmosphere of Mars contains 96% CO 2. It is plentiful in the sun, stars, comets, and the atmospheres of most planets.


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Laphroaig was founded in 1825. Kildalton around 1750 (detail of map by Steven MacDougall) Laphroaig site plan in 1854. Laphroaig was soon joined by another distillery at adjacent Ardenistiel Farm in 1835, financed by James and Andrew Gairdner on a piece of land they leased from Campbell as well.


Laphroaig distillery
The Laphroaig distillery was established in 1815 by Donald and Alexander Johnston. The Johnstons who founded Laphroaig were from the Clan Donald and are likely to be from the MacIain of Ardnamurchan branch of the clan. The family anglicised their name to Johnston.


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01496 302418. Daily tours on appointment. It is commonly believed that the name Laphroaig is derived from the Norse breid-vik, meaning broad bay. It seems that the name Laphroaig - the beautiful hollow by the broad bay - has Viking roots, although it could also be considered a Gaelic reference to an old place name.


Laphroaigupdate
In 1994 the Friends of Laphroaig Club was established, members of which are granted a lifetime lease of 1 square foot (930 cm 2) of Laphroaig land on the island of Islay. The annual rent is a dram of Laphroaig which can be obtained upon visiting the distillery.


Laphroaigupdate
The Laphroaig distillery was established in 1825 by Donald and Alexander Johnston. The Johnstons who founded Laphroaig were from the Clan Donald and are likely to be from the MacIain of Ardnamurchan branch of the clan. The family anglicized their name to Johnston.


Laphroaigupdate
definition - Laphroaig. Laphroaig. Laphroaig (/lÉËfrÉÉªÉ¡/ lÉ-FROYG), is an Islay single malt Scotch whisky distillery and brand name. It is named for the area of land at the head of Loch Laphroaig on the south coast of the Isle of Islay.


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He might be the father of Donald (born 1796) and Alexander Johnston (born 1803), who are considered the founders of Laphroaig Distillery. Donald and Alexander are the sons of Alexander Johnston and Mary Graham and are mentioned in an offer for the lease from Duncan McDougall to Donald and Alexander Johnston (click on the document for a bigger version) dated 27th of May 1825, Tighcarmogan.


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Laphroaig distillery (/ l É Ë f r ÉÉª É¡ / ( listen) lÉ-FROYG) is an Islay single malt Scotch whisky distillery. It is named for the area of land at the head of Loch Laphroaig on the south coast of the Isle of Islay.


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Finlay gave a copy of the article to Bessie Williamson in 1959, who left it in the Laphroaig files, where subsequent writers unfortunately have used it. He and other family members went on researching and found out his great grandfatherâs re-telling of the earlier Clan history wasnÂ´t completely accurate.


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Coordinates: 55Â°37â²47.6â³N 06Â°09â²08.4â³W / 55.629889Â°N 6.152333Â°W / 55.629889; -6.152333 Laphroaig distillery (/lÉËfrÉÉªÉ¡/ ( listen) lÉ-FROYG) is an Islay single malt Scotch whisky distillery. It is named for the area of land at the head of Loch Laphroaig on the south coast of the Isle of Islay.


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Scientific and technical publications. Safety Standards; Nuclear Security Series; Book series; Nuclear energy series; Nuclear Fusion Journal; Conference proceedings; Data publications; Newsletters


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Nuclear safety and security. Human and organizational factors; Governmental, legal and regulatory framework; Nuclear installation safety; Radiation protection; Security of nuclear and other radioactive material; Radioactive waste and spent fuel management; Transport; Emergency preparedness and response


Â§164.304 Definitions.
Administrative Safeguards are administrative actions, and policies and procedures, to manage the selection, development, implementation, and maintenance of security measures to protect electronic protected health information and to manage the conduct of the covered entity's or business associate's workforce in relation to the protection of that information.


Terms & Acronyms
Security or Security measures. encompass all of the administrative, physical, and technical safeguards in an information system. Security incident. means the attempted or successful unauthorized access, use, disclosure, modification, or destruction of information or interference with system operations in an information system. Technical safeguards means the technology and the policy and procedures for its use that protect electronic protected health information and control access to it. User


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Safeguards and verification. Basics of IAEA Safeguards; Safeguards implementation; Safeguards legal framework; Assistance for States


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Technical Cooperation; Nuclear Energy; Nuclear Safety and Security; Nuclear Sciences and Applications; Safeguards


The IAEA Mission Statement
assists its Member States, in the context of social and economic goals, in planning for and using nuclear science and technology for various peaceful purposes, including the generation of electricity, and facilitates the transfer of such technology and knowledge in a sustainable manner to developing Member States;


Â§164.304 Definitions.
Â§164.304 Definitions. As used in this subpart, the following terms have the following meanings: Access. means the ability or the means necessary to read, write, modify, or communicate data/information or otherwise use any system resource. (This definition applies to ââaccessââ as used in this subpart, not as used in subparts D or E of this part.)


HIPAA Compliance Overview
encompass all of the administrative, physical, and technical safeguards in an information system. Security incident means the attempted or successful unauthorized access, use, disclosure, modification, or destruction of information or interference with system operations in an information system. Technical safeguards


The IAEA Mission Statement
The IAEA Mission Statement The International Atomic Energy Agency: is an independent intergovernmental, science and technology-based organization, in the United Nations family, that serves as the global focal point for nuclear cooperation;


Resident assistant
Typically, but not exclusively, the RA goes through a rigorous training process. RAs must balance their schedule and priorities with the needs of the students they are supporting. Above all, a resident assistant must be an example and uphold professional and personal accountability as outlined by the institution.


Resident assistant
A resident assistant, commonly shortened to RA, is a trained peer leader who supervises those living in a residence hall or group housing facility. The majority of RAs work at colleges, universities, or residential mental health and substance abuse facilities. An RA has many roles and responsibilities, including building a residential community through programming, acting as a para-counselor for students, being a familiar first resource for students with academic or institutional questions, and


What is Rheumatoid Arthritis?
Rheumatoid arthritis most commonly affects the joints of the hands, feet, wrists, elbows, knees and ankles. The joint effect is usually symmetrical. That means if one knee or hand if affected, usually the other one is, too. Because RA also can affect body systems, such as the cardiovascular or respiratory systems, it is called a systemic disease.


Resident assistant
One way these elements can be achieved is through programming. This is a major aspect of the job for a resident assistant. Programming can come in three different forms. This includes planned, passive, and take. A planned program is an event created or co-sponsored by the resident assistant.


Everything You Want to Know About Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune disease that can cause joint pain and damage throughout your body. The joint damage that RA causes usually happens on both sides of your body. So if a joint is affected in one of your arms or legs, the same joint in the other arm or leg will probably be affected, too.


What is Rheumatoid Arthritis?
Nearly three times as many women have the disease as men. In women, RA most commonly begins between ages 30 and 60. In men, it often occurs later in life. Having a family member with RA increases the odds of having RA; however, the majority of people with RA have no family history of the disease.


Everything You Want to Know About Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis isnât considered a hereditary disease, yet it does appear to run in families. This may be due to environmental causes, genetic causes, or a combination of both. If you have family members who have or have had RA, talk to your doctor, especially if you have any symptoms of persistent joint pain, swelling, and stiffness, unrelated to overuse or trauma.


Resident assistant
Resident assistant. A resident assistant (also variously known as a house fellow, resident advisor, community assistant, resident mentor, residence don, peer advisor, community advisor, collegiate fellow, or senior resident), commonly shortened to RA, is a trained peer leader who supervises those living in a residence hall or group housing facility.


Wind Sprints for Your Arms: 15 Battle Rope Exercises
Thereâs not much to battle rope exercises. You just hold a thick, long rope by the ends and move your arms up and down or in circles as fast as you can. In essence, youâre âbattlingâ the ropes. Today, Iâm going to give you the lowdown on 15 different battle rope exercises you can do, along with a suggested workout.


Top 10 Reasons To Use Battle Ropes This Summer by Steve Lutsk
Top 10 Reasons To Use Battle Ropes This Summer by Steve Lutsk. Get the top 10 reasons to use battle ropes with expert trainer and Muscle Ropes guest blogger, Steve Lutsk. As a personal trainer and one of the top fat loss experts in Los Angeles, Steve highly recommends using battle ropes.


Battling Ropes: What They can do for Your Training
The great thing about training with the Battling Ropes is that movements and techniques can be modified for exercisers of just about any fitness level; from using both hands to grip and work only one end of the rope, to adding more advanced movements that include lower body movements along with the upper body work.


Wind Sprints for Your Arms: 15 Battle Rope Exercises
Battle rope exercises are an excellent addition to any high-intensity interval training routine. My suggested workout goes thusly: 15 rounds â each round do one of the battle rope exercises described below. Each round consists of two parts: 20 seconds all-out, high-intensity exercise.


Battling Ropes: What They can do for Your Training
Heavy ropes work the entire body; shoulders, arms, back, muscles around the spine, the low back, abdominals, chest, hips and legs. Battling Ropes training is great for conditioning the mind as well as the body.


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Battle ropes are often thought of as a tool for your upper body, which they are. However, their benefits don't end there. Battle rope workouts work the muscles in your abs, back, and glutes, and you can incorporate movements, such as jumps, lunges, and squats, that work your legs, too. It's a great core training.


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Battle ropes can provide a high-intensity, whole-body workout that gets your muscles moving in new ways. A 10-minute bout of rope training resulted in high heart rates and energy expenditure that would increase cardiorespiratory fitness.


Battling Ropes: What They can do for Your Training
Battling Ropes: What They can do for Your Training. As a trainer, I am always looking for different ways to help my clients and group participants reach their goals. Sometimes it includes bodyweight only exercises, and sometimes it includes the use of equipment.


Top 10 Reasons To Use Battle Ropes This Summer by Steve Lutsk
13th May 2014. Get the top 10 reasons to use battle ropes with expert trainer and Muscle Ropes guest blogger, Steve Lutsk. As a personal trainer and one of the top fat loss experts in Los Angeles, Steve highly recommends using battle ropes.


Wind Sprints for Your Arms: 15 Battle Rope Exercises
Wind Sprints for Your Arms: 15 Battle Rope Exercises. When it comes to cardio, Iâm one of those people who like to get it done as fast as possible. Jogging long-distance or spending thirty minutes on an elliptical isnât my thing. Thatâs why I love high intensity interval training (HIIT).


Land-grant universities
And, because their admissions policies have had a history of being more open than most other institutions, land-grant colleges and universities made it possible for women, working-class students, and students from remote areas to obtain undergraduate and professional education at low cost.


Land-grant universities
Some states established new schools with their land-grant funds; others turned the money over to existing state or private schools to be used for the establishment of schools of agriculture and mechanics (these came to be known as âA&Mâ colleges). Altogether, 69 land-grant schools were founded, offering programs in agriculture, engineering, veterinary medicine, and other technical subjects.


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These institutions are called land-grant colleges, because government-owned land was sold in order to fund them. The Morrill Act was passed by the U.S. Congress and was named for the actâs sponsor, Vermont congressman Justin S. Morrill.


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these goals. Today, there is an 1862 âLand Grantâ university in each of the 50 states, as well as in the District of Columbia and a number of the Territories of the United States. North Dakota Agricultural College was founded under the authority of the 1862 Morrill Act in partnership with the United States in 1890.


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These were the core disciplines for preparing people to become successful in manufacturing and other enterprises as the nationâs economy diversified. Today, most Land Grants have outstanding programs in engineering and sciences. 3. Additionally, Congress called on Land Grants to prepare students to be effective and contributing citizens throughout their lives. They expressed this in the Morrill Act by saying that the curricula at Land Grant colleges were to include classical and scientific studies to assure the liberal (providing students with a broad background about the many disciplines of human understanding), as well as practical (those things which people do to make a living), education of


US History/Print version
in 1862, the Morrill Act provided grants of land to states to be utilized for establishing a college to meet. these goals. Today, there is an 1862 âLand Grantâ university in each of the 50 states, as well as in the. District of Columbia and a number of the Territories of the United States.


Land-grant universities
Land-grant universities, American institutions of higher learning that were established under the first Morrill Act (1862). This act was passed by the U.S. Congress and was named for the actâs sponsor, Vermont congressman Justin S. Morrill. Justin S. Morrill.


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at Land Grant colleges were to include classical and scientific studies to assure the liberal. (providing students with a broad background about the many disciplines of human. understanding), as well as practical (those things which people do to make a living), education of. students.


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President envisioned a bright economic future, several points were integral in their founding of Land Grant colleges: 1. Congress understood that having a food, feed, and fiber system which reliably and perpetually met the needs of the nationâs population was essential before progress in other economic enterprises could be made.


Land-grant universities
1 Under the provisions of the act, each state was granted 30,000 acres (12,140 hectares) of federal land for each member of Congress representing that state.


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Move-in Details: 1  Students with last names beginning with L-Z should check in between 8 a.m. â 11 a.m. 2  Students with last names beginning with A-K should check in between 11 a.m. â 2 p.m. 3  All Honors students may check in earlier in the day to be able to attend planned Honors College events in the afternoon.


Move-In Information
Move-In Information. Welcome to residence hall living for the 2016/2017 academic year. Please use the quick links that follow to find what you're looking for. The residence halls open for the Fall Semester at 8 a.m., Thursday, August 18, 2016; for the Winter Semester at 8:00 a.m., Thursday, January 12, 2017.


Calendar
Click on a tab below to see the calendar of opening and closing dates for the semester you are seeking. Dates may be adjusted to accommodate changes in the official University calendar. To learn more about when to sign an online contract, apply for scholarship halls, choose your room and roommates, see the timeline.


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Calling the university home. Start the application processApply for Housing Find all the information you need to successfully apply for housing. Explore our residence hallsResidence Halls From freshman to family living, we have many housing options to suit your needs. Guys playing video gameFreshman Information Find all of your freshman answers.


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Volunteer on Move-in Day. We invite current students, faculty and staff to be a part of a rich LSU celebration and tradition by volunteering a few hours of time on Move-In Day! You can make a difference on Wednesday, August 16, for our on-campus residents by helping everyone get moved into their new homes.


Move-in is just around the corner
As the summer draws to a close, campus activity is quickly picking up as Northern Arizona University prepares for a date that has long been circled on studentsâ calendars: Aug. 24, NAU Move-in Day. NAU Residence Life began making preparations several months ago and will house 7,430 students on campus this year. Of those, 4,165 are incoming freshmen.


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Payment Deadline- 5:00 p.m. Tuition is due for all students enrolled prior to this date. Students may choose to enroll in the Tuition Payment Plan ($85 fee). After this date, students with a balance of $500 or more will automatically be enrolled in the Tuition Payment Plan ($125 fee). See details at http://nau.edu/SDAS/Payment/Payment_Plan/ . Jan 09, 2017.


Freshman Move-In Day - Aug. 23
Freshman Move-In Day - Aug. 23. Take a break on Move-In Day on Saturday, August 23, 2014 at the UAB Alumni House! Stop by for FREE refreshments and a FREE one-year membership in the Student Alumni Society. The doors will be open from 10 AM - 3 PM, stop by anytime during these hours. Call 205.934.3555 for more information.


Move-In Information
Halls Open and Contract Begins. The fall semester housing contract for residence halls begins at 8 a.m. on Thursday, August 18, 2016, with classes beginning on Monday, August 22, 2016. That is the earliest a student may move into the residence halls. The winter semester housing contract begins at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, January 12, 2017, with classes beginning Tuesday, January 17, 2017.


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Students with last names beginning with L-Z should check in between 8 a.m. â 11 a.m. Students with last names beginning with A-K should check in between 11 a.m. â 2 p.m. All Honors students may check in earlier in the day to be able to attend planned Honors College events in the afternoon.


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So, all but the most egregious cases of malpractice (a surgeon leaves a medical instrument inside a patient after a procedure, for example) will turn on the strength of expert medical testimony in light of the practical and medical facts of the case.


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What is Medical Malpractice? Medical malpractice occurs when a hospital, doctor or other health care professional, through a negligent act or omission, causes an injury to a patient. The negligence might be the result of errors in diagnosis, treatment, aftercare or health management.


Medical Malpractice Law
What is Medical Malpractice Law? Medical malpractice law governs the liability of doctors and other treatment providers when they cause harm to a patient by rendering their services in a negligent manner. All states have their own laws and procedures to handle these specialized personal injury cases.


What is Medical Malpractice?
Medical malpractice occurs when a doctor or another health care professional treats a patient in a manner that does not measure up to the medical standard or care, and the patient suffers harm as a result.


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My wife and I recently had some issues with her care at her doctors office. I was wondering, what exactly is the definition of medical malpractice? What is necessary to have a good medical malpractice case?


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This is the main reason why a medical malpractice claim (especially one where the plaintiff suffered significant injury) is not usually the kind of case you want to handle on your own.


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In the real world, the most contentious aspect of a medical malpractice case involves proving exactly what the medical standard of care should have been under the circumstances that led to the alleged malpractice, and then showing precisely how the defendant failed to provide treatment that was in line with that standard.


What is Medical Malpractice?
1 If there is an injury without negligence or negligence that did not cause an injury, there is no case.  The injury resulted in significant damages - Medical malpractice lawsuits are extremely expensive to litigate, frequently requiring testimony of numerous medical experts and countless hours of deposition testimony.


What is Medical Malpractice?
ABPLA Board Certified Medical Malpractice Attorneys. Medical malpractice occurs when a hospital, doctor or other health care professional, through a negligent act or omission, causes an injury to a patient. The negligence might be the result of errors in diagnosis, treatment, aftercare or health management.


What is Medical Malpractice?
An injury was caused by the negligence - For a medical malpractice claim to be valid, it is not sufficient that a health care professional simply violated the standard of care. The patient must also prove he or she sustained an injury that would not have occurred in the absence of negligence.


How Long Does the Theory Test Last
Theory test expiry. If you have not passed the practical driving test within two years of passing your theory test, your theory test certificate will expire and you will need to book and pass the theory test again. You theory test certificate lasts for 2 years.


How Long Does the Theory Test Last
A theory test certificate is valid for two years from the date it was passed. Although this may initially seem like a long time, it can take some learner drivers many months of driving lessons to reach test standard. There is of course the possibility of then failing a driving test and having to re book another test.


How Long Does the Theory Test Last
There is of course the possibility of then failing a driving test and having to re book another test. Certain driving test centres can have very long test waiting times of well over two months. Once you have passed the theory test, it is often best to start driving lessons right away.


How Long Does the Theory Test Last
Theory test expiry. If you have not passed the practical driving test within two years of passing your theory test, your theory test certificate will expire and you will need to book and pass the theory test again.


How Long Does the Theory Test Last
Considering that certain driving test centres have long waiting times for tests, this can be problematic if your theory test is nearing its expiry. This may possibly result in you having to book a driving test at a test centre that has a shorter waiting time.


Theory Test
No. You have to take and pass your theory test before a booking for the practical test is accepted. Yes. At no extra cost, car and motorcycle candidates can listen through a headset to both parts of the test read out in one of 20 languages other than English.


Can I Book Two Driving Tests?
If you attempt to book another practical driving test whilst you currently have a booking in place, the DVSA system will see that you already have a test booked and will not allow you to continue. At certain times of year, busy driving test centres can incur long waiting times for driving tests.


Book Your Theory Driving Test The official DSA theory test booking system
How soon you get your theory test date will depend on how busy the test centre is that you decide to book your test at. It can be around 10 to 14 days although, if you are flexible on the when you can take the theory test, you can always find out if there are any cancellations.


About the Theory Test
Booking the test. You can obtain a theory test application form from any driving or theory test centre or by telephoning the theory test enquiry line on 0870 0101 372 or 0845 600 6700 in Northern Ireland, between 8am and 6pm Monday to Friday. Welsh speakers can also book on 0870 0100 372.


Theory Test
If you haven't passed your practical test within two years you will have to retake your theory test. No. Candidates sit in a private booth. In any case, there are so many different forms of the test that candidates in adjacent booths are probably sitting different tests.


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Re: Should my lower denture fit better or. . . I started out with a lower partial and I could have kept the partial but went to a full lower denture because the upper denture would not line up with the real ones I had left on the bottom (along with the partial).


Should my lower denture fit better or . . .
Posts: 66. Re: Should my lower denture fit better or. . . I started out with a lower partial and I could have kept the partial but went to a full lower denture because the upper denture would not line up with the real ones I had left on the bottom (along with the partial). Thats why I went to a full lower denture.


Should my lower denture fit better or . . .
Posts: 66. Re: Should my lower denture fit better or. . . I started out with a lower partial and I could have kept the partial but went to a full lower denture because the upper denture would not line up with the real ones I had left on the bottom (along with the partial).


How to Make Your Loose Dentures Fit Better
In addition, to have a more comfortable denture you should not have to pay your dentist to have your denture professionally re-lined every few years. Instead, you can now make your denture fit like new again by simply lining the upper surface of the denture with my new soft, pliable denture liner compound.


âI have a top denture and a lower partial denture. I am very concerned about preserving my existing teeth and preventing gum shrinkage.
Whilst a full upper denture is one thing, a full lower denture is a completely different animal. You never get the suction and the chewing ability of a full lower denture compared to an upper one. So those existing lower teeth are crucial to retaining that partial lower denture that you already have.


How Can I Make My Dentures Fit Better?
Denture relining is another way to keep your teeth in place. You can buy a relining kit to fix your teeth at home. You can also visit a dentist or dental technician, who can reline your dentures for you. If you have tried everything else and it hasnât worked, then implanted dentures are another option.


How Can I Make My Dentures Fit Better?
Itâs difficult to get a perfect fit and you need that if you want a perfect seal. The lower false teeth have to be designed to leave gaps for tongue movement. The inside of the cheeks can also cause movement of the lower dentures, as you eat, drink, or talk.


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Save. When someone first gets a set of new dentures, they usually fit quite snuggly and comfortably, but, as time goes by, may people begin to notice that the plates just don't seem to fit as well as they did.


Suicide Squad  (film)
âSuicide Squadâ Cast Revealed: Jared Leto to Play the Joker, Will Smith is Deadshot. Jared Leto, Will Smith, Tom Hardy, Margot Robbie, Jai Courtney and Cara Delevingne will make up the all-star cast of Warner Bros.â supervillain tentpole âSuicide Squad,â it was announced on Tuesday.


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This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate. 1  Joel Kinnaman, Jai Courtney Talk 'Suicide Squad' on 'GMA'. The actors are live in Times Square to discuss their roles in the highly anticipated new film. 2  Jared Leto: 1st Look at Actor as the Joker in 'Suicide Squad'.


10 Actors You Probably Didnât Know Almost Played The Joker
Jared Leto joins a long line of esteemed actors to have played Batmanâs eternal nemesis the Joker on both the small and silver screens â Jack Nicholson, Cesar Romero, Heath Ledger, Mark Hamill, etc.


Every Crazy Thing The Suicide Squad Cast Has Said About Jared Leto's Joker
Jared Leto sent everyone a dead hog â as The Joker, of course. Speaking with Vanity Fair, Viola Davis revealed that Mistah J gifted the cast of Suicide Squad a dead pig. (Viola Davis was not amused, Method Actor Jared Leto.) He did some bad things, Jared Leto did. He gave some really horrific gifts, she said.


FIRST LOOK: Jared Leto's full Joker costume is revealed on set of Suicide Squad... and he DOES have those tattoos
Inked: New photos form the set of Suicide Squad reveal Jared Leto's Joker WILL have those tattoos. A theory circulated soon after that seemed to placate the fanboys: the image was just a promo shot to celebrate the Joker's 75th anniversary. Pictures of a tattoo-less Leto on set seemed to back this up.


FIRST LOOK: Jared Leto's full Joker costume is revealed on set of Suicide Squad... and he DOES have those tattoos
FIRST LOOK: Jared Leto's full Joker costume is revealed on set of Suicide Squad... and he DOES have those tattoos. Brace yourself, internet - the Joker does have tattoos. New photos from the Toronto set of Suicide Squad reveal that Jared Leto will be inked up after all.


10 Actors You Probably Didnât Know Almost Played The Joker
10 Actors You Probably Didnât Know Almost Played The Joker. With Suicide Squad now in theatres, weâre about to get yet another version of, come on letâs just come out and say it, the most popular villain in all of pop culture (Darth Vader doesnât count, he eventually went good).


10 Actors You Probably Didnât Know Almost Played The Joker
For instance, Ryan Gosling apparently turned down the part in Suicide Squad before Leto signed on the dotted line. Here, then, are 10 actors that were up for the role of the Joker at one point or another.


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Now Playing: Jared Leto: 1st Look at Actor as the Joker in 'Suicide Squad'. Now Playing: First Look at Will Smith and Cast of 'Suicide Squad' in Full Costume. Now Playing: Richard Simmons connects with fans for the first time in 3 years. Now Playing: Serena Williams announces pregnancy.


Spinal stenosis
Spinal stenosis is an abnormal narrowing (stenosis) of the spinal canal that may occur in any of the regions of the spine. This narrowing causes a restriction to the spinal canal, resulting in a neurological deficit.Symptoms include pain, numbness, paraesthesia, and loss of motor control.horacic spinal stenosis, at the level of the mid-back, is much less common. In lumbar stenosis, the spinal nerve roots in the lower back are compressed which can lead to symptoms of sciatica (tingling, weakness, or numbness that radiates from the low back and into the buttocks and legs).


Spinal stenosis
With spinal stenosis, the spinal canal is narrowed at the vertebral canal, which is a foramen between the vertebrae where the spinal cord (in the cervical or thoracic spine) or nerve roots (in the lumbar spine) pass through.horacic spinal stenosis, at the level of the mid-back, is much less common. In lumbar stenosis, the spinal nerve roots in the lower back are compressed which can lead to symptoms of sciatica (tingling, weakness, or numbness that radiates from the low back and into the buttocks and legs).


Lumbar Spinal Stenosis - Topic Overview
This topic is about spinal stenosis of the lower back, also known as the lumbar area. If you need information on spinal stenosis of the neck, see the topic Cervical Spinal Stenosis. Lumbar spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the spinal canal in the lower back, known as the lumbar area.This usually happens when bone or tissue-or both-grow in the openings in the spinal bones. This growth can squeeze and irritate nerves that branch out from the spinal cord.umbar spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the spinal canal in the lower back, known as the lumbar area. This usually happens when bone or tissue-or both-grow in the openings in the spinal bones.


What is Spinal Stenosis?
1 Spinal stenosis pain in the neck is called cervical spinal stenosis. 2  This condition means that there is potential compression of the spinal cord. 3  Unfortunately, the spinal cord compression can lead to serious problems such as extreme weakness, or even paralysis.n the medical field, stenosis means the abnormal narrowing of a body channel. When combined with the word spinal, it defines a narrowing of the bone channel occupied by the spinal nerves or the spinal cord. Cervical spinal stenosis is rarer and more dangerous than lumbar spinal stenosis.


What is Spinal Stenosis?
Stenosis may occur in the central spinal canal (central stenosis) where the spinal cord or cauda equina are located, in the tract where the nerve root exits the central canal (lateral recess stenosis), or in the lateral foramen (foraminal stenosis) where the individual nerve roots exit out to the body.tenosis may occur in the central spinal canal (central stenosis) where the spinal cord or cauda equina are located, in the tract where the nerve root exits the central canal (lateral recess stenosis), or in the lateral foramen (foraminal stenosis) where the individual nerve roots exit out to the body.


Spinal Stenosis
The most common symptom of spinal stenosis is pain, numbness and/or tingling in legs that is pronounced when standing or walking. Leg pain and numbness may inhibit walking and the spine may lose the lumbar curve and appear flat.pinal stenosis fundamentals. With age, the spinal canal â located in the lower back â can narrow, resulting in spinal stenosis. The narrowing process, which is gradual, reduces the space available for the spinal cord and nerves.


Breaking a Massachusetts Real Estate Contract
Most of the time the person that wants to get out of a Real Estate contract is the buyer. There could be any number of reasons why a buyer would wish to terminate a contract from general home inspection issues, to the discovery of mold or radon, or some other unforeseen problem with a property.


"Article: Real Property Purchase and Sale Agreements and the ""As Is"" Provision"
WHAT IS AN AS-IS PROVISION? An as-is provision is a (commonly misunderstood) provision in a real estate sales contract providing that the buyer of the property takes the property in the condition visually observable to the buyer.


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AGREEMENT TO SELL PERSONAL PROPERTY IN A RESIDENTIAL TRANSACTION. (for personal property not included in the real estate purchase agreement) 1. This Purchase Agreement for Personal Property (âAgreementâ) is made by. (the âBuyerâ), whose address is. to (the âSellerâ), whose address is. 2.


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Article: Real Property Purchase and Sale Agreements and the As Is Provision. Common and reoccurring misunderstandings in both commercial and residential real estate transactions arise from the significance of the as is provision.


"Article: Real Property Purchase and Sale Agreements and the ""As Is"" Provision"
This article is intended to provide basic explanations as to the legal significance of the as is provision contained in any residential or commercial real property purchase and sale agreement. This article is not intended to substitute for the advice of any attorney as to a specific problem or transaction.


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1 If services are the only thing being provided, it is recommended you use LawDepot's Service Agreement.  Real Estate: property, buildings, or land. If it is for the sale of a residential property, it is recommended you use LawDepot's Real Estate Purchase Agreement.


Home Improvement Mistakes That Impact Real Estate Value
I have a passion for Real Estate and love to share my marketing expertise! I service the following towns in Metrowest MA: Hopkinton, Milford, Southboro, Westboro, Ashland, Holliston, Upton, Mendon, Hopedale, Medway, Franklin, Framingham, Grafton, Northbridge, Shrewsbury, Northboro, Bellingham, Uxbridge, and Douglas.


Breaking a Massachusetts Real Estate Contract
Best Google+ Real Estate Articles April 2016. Best Google+ Real Estate Articles March 2016. Breaking a Massachusetts Real Estate Contract. When a Real Estate client expresses a desire to break a Real Estate contract you know the next few days of your life are probably not going to be too pleasant. When people are looking to break a contract it is usually a highly charged emotional event! In Massachusetts we are a two contract state.


"Article: Real Property Purchase and Sale Agreements and the ""As Is"" Provision"
REAL PROPERTY PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENTS AND THE AS IS PROVISION. Common and reoccurring misunderstandings in both commercial and residential real estate transactions arise from the significance of the as is provision.


Sample Business Letters (101-200
If the space provided above is not sufficient, please see attached a list. 3. Real Property Purchase Agreement Identified. This Agreement is made concurrently with the Purchase and Sale. Agreement for the sale of residential real property commonly known as. (the âReal Estate Purchase Agreementâ). 4. Closing: At the closing (as that term is defined in the Real Estate Purchase Agreement), the Buyer shall pay the. Seller the Personal Property Purchase Price in the form of cash or certified funds. At closing, the Seller shall deliver. to the Buyer a fully executed Bill of Sale in the form attached hereto as Exhibit A. This Agreement is contingent upon. the closing of the Real Estate Purchase Agreement. 5.


Mute Swan
Mute swans are a non-native, invasive species that many people enjoy seeing despite adverse impacts the birds can cause. The plan strives to balance these competing values by accepting the continued existence of some feral mute swans in the wild, while preventing any further population growth or range expansion.


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The mute swan. 1  Cygnus olor. 2  Native to Europe and Asia. 3  Introduced to North America, southern Africa and Australia. 4  The name derives from it being less vocal than other species. 5  By tradition, all unmarked mute swans on the River Thames belong to the monarch. 6  They are often found on ponds and rivers in parks and other urban areas.


Swan Aggression
When we were kids, it was only the real hardcases who would dare try for a Mute Swans egg ! Go near a swans nest & you'll definately see it Attack humans ! The old stories are that a swan can break your limbs with one 'whack' from its wing Anyone else heard of that ?


Top 10 Birds Most Likely To Kill You
During their six week nesting season, the birds fearlessly swoop down in pairs to attack intruders wherever they are most vulnerable. For humans, this means that the head and face areas are targeted; eye injuries, serious flesh wounds and head injuries have all been reported.


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Typical Voice. 1  Size & Shape Mute Swans are very large waterfowl. 2  Color Pattern Mute Swans are entirely white with a bill that is orange with a black base. 3  Behavior Mute Swans spend most of their time floating on the water. 4  Habitat Look for Mute Swans in city-park ponds, as well as rivers, lakes, and estuaries.


Who, What, Why: How dangerous are swans?
Mute swans tend to use the power of their wings to attack rather than their beaks. John Faaborg, a biologist at the University of Missouri and president of the American Ornithologists' Union, has known people who were hurt by geese attacks. And I am sure that swans can do major damage given that they are so big.


Mute swan
Gallery. 1  Finding food underwater. 2  Mute swan in flight. 3  Flock in flight. 4  Landing on water. 5  Mute swan egg. 6  1956 Finnish stamp with a mute swan. 7  Four mute swans along the bank of the Etobicoke Creek.


Devastated wife of father-of-two killed in vicious SWAN ATTACK sues lake owner for failing to consider the dangers of keeping territorial birds on the water
Devastated wife of father-of-two killed in vicious SWAN ATTACK sues lake owner for failing to consider the dangers of keeping territorial birds on the water. Anthony Hensley, 37, was hired by an Illinois condo complex to look after mute swans used to deter geese


Devastated wife of father-of-two killed in vicious SWAN ATTACK sues lake owner for failing to consider the dangers of keeping territorial birds on the water
According to the suit, a 'mute swan is one of the heaviest flying birds, with males averaging about 24 to 26-pounds'. The birds are also extremely aggressive and 'attack by smashing at their victims with bony spurs in the wings, accompanied by biting with their large bill,' the suit added, according to Chicago Tribune.


Distance Mileage Calculator - Measuring the Distance from Bruges Belgium to Amsterdam Netherlands
Approx distance in miles from Bruges to Amsterdam is 107 miles or 172.16 KMS . This page was designed to give you a good indication of the distance from Bruges to Amsterdam. Distances from Bruges to Amsterdam are a rough measure only showing the shortest distance as the crow flies, using longitudinal and latitudinal points.


Distance Mileage Calculator - Measuring the Distance from Amsterdam Netherlands to Bruges Belgium
Distance Calculated from Amsterdam in Netherlands to Bruges in Belgium. Approx distance in miles from Amsterdam to Bruges is 107 miles or 172.16 KMS. This page was designed to give you a good indication of the distance from Amsterdam to Bruges. Distances from Amsterdam to Bruges are a rough measure only showing the shortest distance as the crow flies, using longitudinal and latitudinal points.


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The approx distance between Amsterdam and Bruges in a straight line is 107 miles or 172.16 KMS See the maps and links below for additional information related to driving distances, fuel costs and estimated journey times for this trip from Amsterdam to Bruges. Happy trails!!


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Calculate the distance from Amsterdam to Bruges- Distance from Amsterdam to Bruges - driving distance and directions for Amsterdam Netherlands to Bruges Belgium in miles and kilometers Calculate the distance between Amsterdam and Bruges - Find out the distance between cities and towns in Europe


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Holland & Belgium. Amsterdam (Gouda) to Bruges Cycling 7 days. Although the Dutch didnât invent the bicycle, almost everyone in the country (including the queen) rides one; the cycling infrastructure in both villages and throughout the countryside is superb.