Maternal death
Whilst virtually eradicated in developed countries, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) estimates 3,000 new cases of obstetric fistula occur annually in Kenya, with approximately one to two fistulas for every 1,000 deliveries.


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Under good illumination, careful inspection is made to see if a fistula or a tract of diseased bone extends in any direction. A System of Operative Surgery, Volume IV (of 4) Various. Fistâ²uliform; Fistâ²ulose, Fistâ²ulous, of the form of a fistula.


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Anal fistula: An opening in the skin near the anus that leads into a blind pouch or may connect through a tunnel with the rectal canal. Last Editorial Review: 5/13/2016.


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It has been said, times past number, that an animal with a fistula is in pain. Experiments on Animals Stephen Paget. An operation for fistula in ano has been proposed and practised by Reeves, which is a compromise between cutting and ligation.


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Fistula: An abnormal passageway in the body. The fistula may go from the body surface into a blindpouch or into an internal organ or go between two internal organs. For a common example, an anal fistula has an opening in the skin near the anus that leads into a blind pouch or may connect through a tunnel with the rectal canal. For a rare example, a gastropericardial fistula is a passageway between the stomach and the pericardial sac (that surrounds the heart). There are numerous types of fistulas or (if you like the proper Latin plural) fistula.


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Go ahead, test your knowledge. Blackberries have multiple meanings across religious, ethnic and mythological realms. They have been used in Christian art to symbolize spiritual neglect or ignorance. Mid-Mediterranean folklore claims that Christâs Crown of Thorns was made of blackberry runners.


Fruit in Mythology
In Japan, where cherry blossoms are the national flower, cherries represent beauty, courtesy, and modesty. The ancient Chinese regarded the fruit as a symbol of immortality. One Chinese legend tells of the goddess Xi Wang Mu, in whose garden the cherries of immortality ripen every thousand years.


What is the meaning of a Chinese cherry blossom?
Within the language of herbs and herbal lore of the Chinese the cherry blossom is often the symbol of love.   Japanese Cherry Blossom   For the Japanese the cherry blossom holds very different meaning. The cherry blossom is a very delicate flower that blooms for a very short time.


Fruit in Mythology
Fruit appears in myths from around the world. Often it is a symbol of abundance, associated with goddesses of fruitfulness, plenty, and the harvest. Sometimes, however, fruit represents earthly pleasures, gluttony, and temptation. Specific kinds of fruit have acquired their own symbolic meanings in the myths and legends of different cultures. Apple. Apples are brimming with symbolic meanings and mythic associations.


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Since they view strawberries and their leaves as blood purifiers and builders, laxatives, diuretics, and astringents, they can be used to cleanse the womanâs body during menstruation and after childbirth. Berries in folklore and throughout history have. had many different meanings.


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Grapes Signify lewdness and lustful thoughts. orange-Symbol of free will. lemon-Symbolic of a bitter heart or a sour disposition; resentment; unresolved conflict. strawberry-Symbol of harmony, nourishment of the soul. peach-Symbol of virtue and honor.


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The deep color of the berries represents Christâs blood. A legend also exists where the blackberry was once beautiful, but was cursed by Lucifer when he fell into the bush when forced out of heaven. Every September 30th, with the ripening and darkening of the berries, he is thought to re-enter them. Some folklore associates the blackberry with bad omens. European stories have claimed they are death fruits with ties to Wicca. They can also symbolize sorrow.


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Symbolism of a Cherry Tree Flower Tattoo   In Japan, cherry petals/trees are a symbol for the beauty of transient things. It's the concept that when you know something is â¦ short lived, it makes you appreciate it more when it's around and adds to its beauty and sadness.


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Pagan tradition echoes this in that the three leaves are thought to represent the three-fold Earth or Mother Goddess. In Victorian flower language, the berry symbolizes perfection and âsweetness in life and character.â It also represents modesty because the berries are often found under the leaves.


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The cherry blossom is a symbol of womanly beauty. It is also the Chinese symbol of feminine principal. In Japanese culture it represents the combination of ultimate beauty and the reminder that beauty, like life is fleeting and momentary. In the Victorian Language of flowers the cherry blossom means a good education.


Antidepressants: Another weapon against chronic pain
Some of the more effective and commonly used medications for chronic pain are drugs that were developed to treat other conditions. Although not specifically intended to treat chronic pain, antidepressants are a mainstay in the treatment of many chronic pain conditions, even when depression isn't recognized as a factor.


What Is Citalopram Used For?
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved citalopram for the treatment of depression in adults.


Antidepressants: 1st Choice for Nerve Pain
July 19, 2005 -- Antidepressants should be used as an initial treatment for the frequently disabling pain caused by nerve tissue damage, according to a new review of research on the issue.


What Is Citalopram Used For?
An Introduction to Uses for Citalopram. Citalopram hydrobromide (Celexa Â®) is a prescription medicine used for the treatment of depression (also known as major depression or clinical depression).


Citalopram Used to Treat Depression and Pain in Fibromyalgia Patients
Summary A study has tested the effects of citalopram and how it can be used to treat depression and pain in fibromyalgia (FM) patients. Citalopram (brand name Celexa) is one of several anti-depressants in a class of drugs called SSRIs, or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. It has been documented in numerous clinical trials as effective and well-tolerated by patients.


What Is Citalopram Used For?
Citalopram has been proven in large clinical trials to help adults with depression. However, keep in mind that many antidepressants (including citalopram) take several weeks to begin working. Sometimes, other people will notice an improvement in your symptoms before you do.


Antidepressants: Another weapon against chronic pain
Antidepressants seem to work best for pain caused by: 1  Arthritis. 2  Nerve damage from diabetes (diabetic neuropathy). 3  Nerve damage from shingles (postherpetic neuralgia). 4  Nerve pain from other causes (peripheral neuropathy, spinal cord injury, stroke, radiculopathy).


Antidepressant
[ 1189 votes ] [ Discuss This Article ]. A study has tested the effects of citalopram and how it can be used to treat depression and pain in fibromyalgia (FM) patients. Citalopram (brand name Celexa) is one of several anti-depressants in a class of drugs called SSRIs, or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors.


Antidepressants: 1st Choice for Nerve Pain
There is limited evidence that newer antidepressants, called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), may also provide neuropathic pain relief. Researchers say more studies are needed before they can be recommended for this use. SSRIs include Prozac, Celexa, Luvox, Zoloft, and Paxil. Pain caused by nerve tissue damage often occurs as a burning, tingling, or stabbing sensation. Researchers say antidepressants have been used for neuropathic pain for many years, and this review of research shows that it is still probably the best approach to take.


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Tricyclic antidepressants. Tricyclic antidepressants are the most common type of antidepressant used for pain. They include: 1  Amitriptyline. 2  Imipramine (Tofranil). 3  Clomipramine (Anafranil). 4  Doxepin. 5  Nortriptyline (Pamelor). 6  Desipramine (Norpramin). 7  Next.


In the Can: A Look at Retorting
The second phenomenon to consider is the heat transfer process. In retort containers, after the heat passes through the container via conduction, it can heat the food in two ways. Conduction is appropriate for solid pack foods such as pumpkin and dog food, or for foods with solid particulates.


In the Can: A Look at Retorting
Since the useful life of a retort is a minimum of twenty years, and there are many still in use at fifty years plus, according to Heyliger, the energy savings could be significant over the life of the retort. From a quality standpoint, it often is desirable to shorten the amount of time the product is exposed to heat.


In the Can: A Look at Retorting
While processing mistakes in other disciplines can mean repercussions in product quality, and, at worst, repercussions to your career, miscalculations in the retort process have the potential to kill someone.


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The Commercial Canning Industry. water, cans, retort, steam, pressure and bath. THE COMMERCIAL CANNING INDUSTRY Canning is so called because the food material, either animal or vegetable, is packed in metal or glass containers, hermetically sealed and steril ized or cooked by the application of beat.


In the Can: A Look at Retorting
The actual formulation of a product influences the heat treatment required. A number of techniques can be used to decrease the time duration necessary and thus improve finished product quality. A number of these were discussed in Shelf Stability: A Question of Quality in the June 1994 issue of Food Product Design.


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The goal of the canning process is to destroy any microorganisms in the food and prevent. recontamination by microorganisms. Heat is the most common agent used to destroy microorganisms. Removal of oxygen can be used in conjunction with other methods to prevent the growth of oxygen-. requiring microorganisms. In the conventional canning of fruits and vegetables, there are basic process steps that are. similar for both types of products.


In the Can: A Look at Retorting
The goal of retort processing is to obtain commercial sterilization by the application of heat. The microorganism of greatest concern is Clostridium botulinum, a gas forming anaerobe that produces a lethal exotoxin. Additionally, any spoilage organisms present need to be inactivated.


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some fruits or vegetables, the sequence of the process steps used in the operations, and the cooking or. blanching steps. Production of fruit or vegetable juices occurs by a different sequence of operations. and there is a wide diversity among these plants.


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A newer unit is the agitating retort, which mechanically moves the can and the food, providing quicker heat penetration. In the aseptic. packaging process, the problem with slow heat penetration in the in-container process are avoided by. sterilizing and cooling the food separate from the container.


The Commercial Canning Industry
water, cans, retort, steam, pressure and bath. Page: 1 2 3 4. THE COMMERCIAL CANNING INDUSTRY Canning is so called because the food material, either animal or vegetable, is packed in metal or glass containers, hermetically sealed and steril ized or cooked by the application of beat.


How Much Exercise Should You Get Each Week?
According to the Department of Health and Human Services, healthy adults should participate in 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activities each week. 0 Shares Email


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You may want to try the following: 1  Lifting weights. 2  Working with resistance bands. 3  Doing exercises that use your body weight for resistance (i.e., push ups, sit ups) 4  Heavy gardening (i.e., digging, shoveling) 5  Yoga.


2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for AmericansSummary
Key Guidelines for Children and Adolescents. 1  Children and adolescents should do 60 minutes (1 hour) or more of physical activity daily. 2  It is important to encourage young people to participate in physical activities that are appropriate for their age, that are enjoyable, and that offer variety.


2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for AmericansSummary
When older adults cannot do 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity a week because of chronic conditions, they should be as physically active as their abilities and conditions allow. 1  Older adults should do exercises that maintain or improve balance if they are at risk of falling.


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Older adults should also add exercises to improve balance on three. days each week. 3. Adults can also meet the aerobic activity recommendation by getting. 75 minutes (1 hour and 15 minutes) or vigorous-intensity activity. each week, or by getting an equivalent mix of moderate- and. vigorous-intensity activity.


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Making Room for Exercise. So Americans need to make time to exercise and find a way to work the recommended amount of physical activity into a busy schedule, whether its 30 minutes or 90. The good news: you can do it in bits and pieces. The effects of exercise are cumulative, says Bryant. It doesn't have to be done all at once.


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So it's no surprise that they can't seem to find the time to exercise or that parents can't motivate them to be active. Parents should try to give teens control over how they decide to be physically active.


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Germany and Austria were not allowed to unite. 4. The Treaty denied France the buffer zone it wanted on the left bank of the Rhine River because Germans lived there. The Treaty, however, demilitarized this territory for 15 years and neither side could station soldiers there.


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which of the following events led the realization among the german high comand that all hope was lost. american troops cut the main railroad supply line for the german army in the west.


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Representatives from other countries should sit around the outer edges of the circle and can speak only if recognized by the teacher. Page 52. Thomas Ladenburg, copyright, 1974, 1998, 2001, 2007 t.ladenburg@verizon.net Europe in 1919 Note: new nations created in central Europe Epilogue: The Peace Treaty 1.


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3. The Treaty recognized the creation of many new countries in Europe. These included Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Austria, Yugoslavia, Latvia, Lithuania, etc., and followed Wilson's principle of ethnic self-determination.


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Germany will complain from the sidelines during the simulation. Page 51. Thomas Ladenburg, copyright, 1974, 1998, 2001, 2007 t.ladenburg@verizon.net whenever Wilson's 14 Points aren't being followed, and will insist that the Peace Treaty should be fair and just to Germany.


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That Germany be forced to admit that it was solely responsible for starting World War I and that she pay for the damages she caused to civilian property. Page 50. Thomas Ladenburg, copyright, 1974, 1998, 2001, 2007 t.ladenburg@verizon.net 3.


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June DAP imports were the highest in a year, but YTD arrivals are still 39% lower than a year ago. Likewise, MOP imports are down 18% from last year, though we expect additional clarity regarding subsidies and retail prices will engage importers.


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With a quarter of the fertilizer year in the books, DAP shipments of 1.5 million tonnes are a third behind last yearâs pace (likely driven by expectations that prices would move lower). With lower retail prices now a reality and an above-average monsoon so far, we expect this differential to close.


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The New #78 Most Shorted S&P 500 Component: Mosaic. The most recent short interest data has been released for the 04/15/2016 settlement date, and we here at Dividend Channel like to sift through this fresh data and order the underlying components of the S&P 500 by days to cover..


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The New #71 Most Shorted S&P 500 Component: Mosaic. The most recent short interest data has been released for the 06/30/2016 settlement date, and we here at Dividend Channel like to sift through this fresh data and order the underlying components of the S&P 500 by days to cover..


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India NPK Statistical Update. July 28, 2016. June NPK statistics released by the Fertilizer Association of India (FAI) indicated DAP shipments picked up steam from May, topping the average for June but still coming in well below last year.


Seagate Technology Plc  (STX)
The New #62 Most Shorted S&P 500 Component: Mosaic. The most recent short interest data has been released for the 05/31/2016 settlement date, and we here at Dividend Channel like to sift through this fresh data and order the underlying components of the S&P 500 by days to cover..


The Mosaic Co.  (MOS)
The most recent short interest data was recently released for the 04/29/2016 settlement date, and Mosaic Co is the #77 most shorted of the S&P 500 components, based on 6.31 days to cover..


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Introduced in April of 2014 the Fire stick is in competition with Google Chromecast that came out in 2013 and the Roku. Amazons Fire Stick, Chromcast and Roku are a new breed of electronics called Streaming TV Sticks that play movies and TV shows.


What is the Amazon Fire Stick?
What is the Amazon Fire Stick? The Amazon Fire Stick is a small device the size of a flash drive that plugs into a TVs HDMI port. The Fire Stick enables any TV to stream content over WiFi such as Netflix, YouTube, Hulu, Pandora, HBO go, and much more. It can also play video to a TV / monitor from a laptop / computer via WiFi without wires.


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The Fire stick as an advantage over the Chromcast as it has built in user interface that can turn any TV into a Smart TV. The Chromcast is more reliant on a laptop, tablet, smartphone to stream the content. The Roku Streaming TV Stick is closer in setup to Amazons Fire Stick but with less up-to-date hardware.


What Do Salamanders Eat? Well, Their Diet is Unusually Varied
The feeding habits of salamander vary in accordance to the species. Most of these are carnivorous in nature, and are known to feed on small invertebrates. The two important factors that play a crucial role in determining their feeding habits are: (i) their habitat and (ii) their type, i.e., aquatic, or terrestrial.


Salamanders
Fire salamanders are most active during the night and when they are out of direct light. They can grow to a size of 8 inches. Spotted Salamander. No surprise, the spotted salamander gets its name from the yellow spots that dot its dark blue or black body. In the wild, these salamanders spend most of their time underground, and they also like to hide under rocks. On average, the spotted salamander grows to a size of 6 to 7.5 inches.


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Unaware of what salamanders eat, people who keep them as pets tend to feed them stuff which is not good for their health. If you intend to keep a salamander as a pet, here's some information about their dietary habits, which will be of some help for you. Advertisement.


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Salamanders are typically characterized by their slender body, short nose, long tail, and -- most important of all -- their unique ability of regrowing lost limbs and tail. It might come as a surprise for some of you, but salamanders have been thriving on the planet for more than 100 million years now.


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Size: Fire Salamanders generally grow to between 18 to 25cms (7-10inches) in length, but it is not unknown for them to reach 30cms (12inch) in some cases. Life span: Captive Fire Salamanders can live up to 30 years with appropriate care.


What Do Salamanders Eat? Well, Their Diet is Unusually Varied
If you intend to keep salamanders as pets, you will have to take a few things into consideration; diet being one of them. You will have to make sure that your pet salamander gets necessary nutrients from the food you provide. If it's an aquatic salamander, you can feed it crustaceans, or water fleas.


Salamanders
Health and Care. Feeding: Salamander diet will vary by type, but most salamanders are carnivores. They eat insects such as roaches, slugs and flies, and even certain types of fish and worms. Most salamanders should be fed daily, though some will eat only three times a week. Any excess food in the tank should always be removed.


Blood Vessels and Nerves of the Lung
Arteries, Veins and Innervation of the Lungs. Arterial Supply of the Lungs. The Pulmonary Arteries. 1  These arise from the pulmonary trunk and distribute deoxygenated blood.2  The right and left pulmonary arteries pass to the corresponding root of the lung and give off a branch to the superior lobe before entering the hilum. These carry oxygenated blood back to the left atrium of the heart. 2  A main vein drains each bronchopulmonary segment, usually on the anterior surface of each corresponding bronchus. 3  The right superior and left superior pulmonary veins drain the superior and middle and superior lobes of their respective lungs.


Cardiovascular System of the Head and Neck
The cardiovascular system of the head and neck includes the vital arteries that provide oxygenated blood to the brain and organs of the head, including the mouth and eyes. It also includes the veins that return deoxygenated blood from these organs to the heart.Among these blood vessels are several unique and important structures that have evolved to help maintain the continuous flow of blood to the brain.everal major arteries-including the facial, superficial temporal, and occipital arteries-branch off from the external carotid to provide blood to the many superficial structures of the head. Three pairs of major veins return deoxygenated blood from the tissues of the head and neck to the heart.


Blood Supply and Innervation of the Liver
The innervation of the liver is governed by the hepatic nerve plexus which runs along the hepatic artery and portal vein. It receives sympathetic fibers from the celiac plexus and parasympathetic fibers from the anterior and posterior vagal trunks.he innervation of the liver is governed by the hepatic nerve plexus which runs along the hepatic artery and portal vein. It receives sympathetic fibers from the celiac plexus and parasympathetic fibers from the anterior and posterior vagal trunks.


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Sympathetic innervation of human mesenteric artery and vein. Birch DJ(1), Turmaine M, Boulos PB, Burnstock G. Author information: (1)Autonomic Neuroscience Centre, Department of Surgery, Royal Free and University College Medical School, London, UK.n veins, nerves were distributed throughout the medial smooth muscle coat, often in close apposition (50 nm) to smooth muscle cells. In arteries, nerves were located at the adventitial-medial border, few closer than 2,000 nm to smooth muscle cells, often with interposing connective tissue and Schwann cell processes.


Dissector Answers - Pectoral Region, Posterior Shoulder & Breast
The left side of the heart receives oxygenated blood from the lungs and pumps it to the rest of the body. The general order of vessels, beginning with the aorta, is artery, arteriole, capillary, venule, vein, then back into the heart.he left side of the heart receives oxygenated blood from the lungs and pumps it to the rest of the body. The general order of vessels, beginning with the aorta, is artery, arteriole, capillary, venule, vein, then back into the heart.


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There was a significantly greater nerve density in veins than in arteries (227 vs. 41 mm(2); p = 0.03). Immunohistochemical studies revealed the presence of sympathetic and sensory-motor nerves in arteries and veins.n veins, nerves were distributed throughout the medial smooth muscle coat, often in close apposition (50 nm) to smooth muscle cells. In arteries, nerves were located at the adventitial-medial border, few closer than 2,000 nm to smooth muscle cells, often with interposing connective tissue and Schwann cell processes.


Heart and Cardiovascular System of the Upper Torso
The pulmonary arteries carry blood to smaller arterioles and on to the vast capillary beds of the lungs where carbon dioxide is released and oxygen is obtained from the air in the alveoli of the lungs. These capillaries converge into larger venules, which further converge to form the left and right pulmonary veins.he pulmonary arteries and pulmonary veins provide vital but short distance blood flow between the heart and the lungs. Exiting the heart from the right ventricle, deoxygenated blood flows into the large pulmonary trunk before splitting at the left and right pulmonary arteries.


Blood Supply and Innervation of the Small Intestine
The neurovascular supply of any area of the body is the network in which the blood is pumped and the structures are innervated. The blood provides the necessary nutrition to that region in order for it to function and the nervous tissue circulates information between the brain and the periphery via action potentials.he main arterial supply of the jejunum and the ileum is from a single artery known as the superior mesenteric and between fifteen to eighteen of its branches which form anastomoses loops known as arterial arcades with terminal vasa recta or straight branches.


THROTTLE
Meaning: A valve that regulates the supply of fuel to the engine. Classified under: Nouns denoting man-made objects. Synonyms: throttle; throttle valve; accelerator. Hypernyms (throttle is a kind of...): valve (control consisting of a mechanical device for controlling the flow of a fluid) Holonyms (throttle is a part of...):


THROTTLE
â¢ THROTTLE (noun) The noun THROTTLE has 2 senses: 1. a valve that regulates the supply of fuel to the engine. 2. a pedal that controls the throttle valve. Familiarity information: THROTTLE used as a noun is rare. â¢ THROTTLE (verb) The verb THROTTLE has 3 senses: 1. place limits on (extent or access) 2. kill by squeezing the throat of so as to cut off the air. 3. reduce the air supply. Familiarity information: THROTTLE used as a verb is uncommon.


THROTTLE
Dictionary entry overview: What does throttle mean? â¢ THROTTLE (noun) The noun THROTTLE has 2 senses: 1. a valve that regulates the supply of fuel to the engine 2. a pedal that controls the throttle valve Familiarity information: THROTTLE used as a noun is rare. â¢ THROTTLE (verb) The verb THROTTLE has 3 senses: 1. place limits on (extent or access) 2. kill by squeezing the throat of so as to cut off the air 3. reduce the air supply Familiarity information: THROTTLE used as a verb is uncommon.


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And then, what do you say to the good Cirongilio of Thrace, that was so stout and bold; as may be seen in the book, where it is related that as he was sailing along a river there came up out of the midst of the water against him a fiery serpent, and he, as soon as he saw it, flung himself upon it and got astride of its scaly shoulders, and squeezed its throat with both hands with such force that the serpent, finding he was throttling it, had nothing for it but to let itself sink to the ...


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It is true, there are occasions when Nature asserts her violated dominions; -- but then the devouring of a man-at-arms, or the throttling of a consecrated bull, is a circumstance of too little moment to be more than hinted at in Epidaphne.


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The Countess Olenska had said after five; and at half after the hour Newland Archer rang the bell of the peeling stucco house with a giant wisteria throttling its feeble cast-iron balcony, which she had hired, far down West Twenty-third Street, from the vagabond Medora.


throttle
Define throttling. throttling synonyms, throttling pronunciation, throttling translation, English dictionary definition of throttling. n. 1. A valve that regulates the flow of a fluid, such as the valve in an internal-combustion engine that controls the amount of air-fuel mixture entering...


throttle
Stan slammed his hatch cover shut and opened up his throttle. He turned the throttle and the car resumed its former speed. I grasped the dog around the throat and began to throttle him. One day it got loose, flew straight at him, and began trying to throttle him. The road saves money in having a christian hand on the throttle. Twice Neville had taken the throttle and sent his oiler to clear the suctions.


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Definition of throttle in the AudioEnglish.org Dictionary. Meaning of throttle. What does throttle mean? Proper usage and pronunciation (in phonetic transcription) of the word throttle. Information about throttle in the AudioEnglish.org dictionary, synonyms and antonyms.


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throttling down; throttling down; throttling down; throttling groove; throttling rod; throttling valve; through; through; through; through; through; through; through; Through A Glass Darkly; Through Air Dried; through an experiment; through and through; through and through; through and through; through arch; Through Art Keep Smiling; Through Back Loop; Through Bill of Lading; Through bolt


How ToDIY Ninja Turtle Ooze! Make Your Own Radioactive Canister of Glowing Green Slime at Home
How To DIY Ninja Turtle Ooze! Make Your Own Radioactive Canister of Glowing Green Slime at Home. 1  DIY Ninja Turtle Ooze! Make Your Own Radioactive Canister of Glowing Green Slime at Home. 2  Step 1: Gather Your Materials. 3  Step 2: Make Solution A. 4  Step 3: Make Solution 5  B. Step 4: Pour Solution A into Solution  B.


King Slime
Combat Strategy. The King Slime has a health of 100, and a decent attack as well, but it is slow. The best way to come at it is to attack then get back or shoot it from long range with a bow. The King Slime is not a very hard boss to defeat in Hexxit, but it can be tricky if you lack the proper equipment.


King Slime
The King Slime is arguably easier than the Eye of Cthulhu, but it is rarely the first boss players face. It may be because the King Slime needs lots of gold and rubies. When farming the King Slime, players should go to the outer thirds of the map and hold a Water Candle. They should also drink a Battle Potion.


King Slime
The King Slime is a boss that randomly spawns. When it spawns near the player, a health bar similar to the one when fighting the Ender Dragon will appear at the top of the HUD. It also seems to spawn various versions (see Infernal Mobs) of Blue Slimes as minions,including various jockeys.


Blue Slime
The three different Slime sizes. Blue Slimes are a new variation of vanilla's green slimes added by Tinkers' Construct. They drop blue slime balls when killed and are found only on Slime Islands. Additionally, some mobs can spawn riding the Slime, such as Skeletons and Creepers. A blue slime health and damage table.


King slime
King slime (formerly KingSlime) is a monster who appears in the Dragon Quest game series. They appear to be large, engorged slimes, notably due to their chubby cheeks imposing on the edges of their toothless grins.


King Slime
Trivia. 1  While it is categorized as a miniboss, the King Slime does have its own battle theme, summoner and message. 2  The King Slime is arguably easier than the Eye of Cthulhu, but it is rarely the first boss players face. 3  When farming the King Slime, players should go to the outer thirds of the map and hold a Water Candle.


How ToDIY Ninja Turtle Ooze! Make Your Own Radioactive Canister of Glowing Green Slime at Home
I wanted to make a cool looking container for this ooze, so using some ABS fittings and a 2-liter soda bottle, I got a fairly authentic looking ooze canister. With the ooze inside the container, I tried adding a yellow glow-stick to see what effect it would have. It made the slime glow an eerie green light! That's how to make your very own Ninja Turtle Ooze.


Seaweed
The top of a kelp forest in Otago, New Zealand. Seaweed refers to several species of macroscopic, multicellular, marine algae. The term includes some types of red, brown, and green algae. Seaweed can also be classified by use (as food, medicine, fertilizer, filtration, industrial, etc.).


Seaweed Benefits Can Prolong Life and Enhance Health and Beauty
However, there is a danger is simply buying brown seaweed in the form of kelp, or kombu â or kombu powder as a dietary supplement. WARNING: Consuming large amounts of kombu can actually backfire on your pursuit of health because kombu consists of indigestible cellulose or non-soluble fiber.


Seaweed & Kelp
Wakame seaweed is a good source of vitamin A. The B vitamins among it's many functions are well renowned for their ability to combat stress and increase energy levels. Kelp and other types of seaweed contain measurable amounts of vitamins C, E and K, as well as niacin, folate and choline. In fact, just an ounce of seaweed can provide you with nearly 14 percent of your recommended daily allowance of folate, and one ounce of kelp provides 23 percent of your daily vitamin K needs.


Seaweed Benefits Can Prolong Life and Enhance Health and Beauty
An extract from brown seaweed has been shown to cause cancerous tumors to self-destructâ¦ detoxify the body of chemical build-upâ¦ and also burn body fat. The medicinal powers and benefits of seaweed have been used for centuries because of their proven ability to prolong life and enhance health and beauty. Over the last decade, continuing worldwide research has shown brown seaweed to be the most beneficial of all seaweeds.


Benefits of Seaweed & Kelp
Iodine & Hypothyroidism. Adequate amounts of iodine are essential for a healthy thyroid and during pregnancy. Iodine deficiency can lead to hypothyroidism and cause goiters. The only sources of iodine are dietary, and seaweed is a good source because seawater contains iodine.


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Side Effects: â The influx of iodine in your system when you first begin to supplement your diet with sea kelp can cause heart palpitations, breathlessness, fatigue, excessive weight loss and irritable bowels. â Kelp is a natural laxative and can cause diarrhea and dehydration.


Outbreak of Gastrointestinal Illness Associated with Consumption of  Seaweed -- Hawaii, 1994
Editorial Note: The investigation of this outbreak in Hawaii indicated that consumption of seaweed was associated with acute illness in picnic attendees. In addition to the epidemiologic findings, this conclusion was supported by the isolation of toxin that caused both similar illness and more severe illness in mice.


Outbreak of Gastrointestinal Illness Associated with Consumption of  Seaweed -- Hawaii, 1994
Previous reports have documented a toxic illness associated with seaweed harvested in some locations in the Pacific (1,2). This report summarizes the investigation of an outbreak of acute gastrointestinal illness associated with consumption of seaweed during a picnic in Hawaii in September 1994.


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Kelp is rich in calcium, potassium, iodine and B vitamins, as well as many other vitamins and minerals. This brown seaweed that grows naturally along the ocean shores is usually dried and ground into a powder for ease of consumption, but it is also commonly found in capsules or as an extract.


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I tâs sometimes referred to as a fence gap, a Western gate or Texas gate. Whatever you want to call it, a wire gate is economical. And anyone capable of building barbed-wire pasture fence can fashion a gate, using the same basic materials and the same tools.


How to Run Wires and Cables Around a Doorway
You may have to remove some baseboard to be able to grab the wire from along side the doorway, or if you want to continue to run the wire behind the baseboard. Mark the wall at the top of the baseboard to give a reference for cutting once you have removed it (Image 1). Score the top edge of the baseboard (Image 2).


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Find the pin. Move the coat hanger around in the gap until you feel a small pin. This pin can be pulled to disengage the door lock. It will usually be located about 2 inches (5 cm) below the bottom of the window, near the interior door handle.


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2. Tie a slipknot in the middle of the string. 3. Place the string at the top right corner of the door you want to open. Slowly work it until the part of the string with the slipknot is inside the car.


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Tie a slipknot in the middle of the string. 3. Place the string at the top right corner of the door you want to open. Slowly work it until the part of the string with the slipknot is inside the car.


Twisted Wire
Twisted wire is simply two regular wires twisted together. Having two wires so close together causes the signals coming out of each wire to cancel each other out and creates a dead-zone where the dog can walk over safely without getting the warning or the correction.


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Whatever you want to call it, a wire gate is economical. And anyone capable of building barbed-wire pasture fence can fashion a gate, using the same basic materials and the same tools. It might not be as pretty as a store-bought gate made from brightly painted steel tubing, but itâs functional.


Open a Door Lock Without a Key 15+ Tips for Getting Inside a Car or House When Locked Out
A spare key is one of those things that never seems like a huge deal until you need it. If you've ever lost your keys, had them stolen, or locked yourself out of your house or car, you know how difficult and embarrassing it can be trying to get your door open.


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Note in the photograph (on left) how bottom wire loops are placed a few inches above ground level, and the top loops are placed slightly lower than the height of the gate sticks. Now, four or more strands of barbed wire can be stretched from one gate stick to the other.


American chestnut
The American chestnut, Castanea dentata, is a large, monoecious deciduous tree of the beech family native to eastern North America. Before the species was devastated by the chestnut blight, a fungal disease, it was one of the most important forest trees throughout its range.There are now very few mature specimens of the tree within its historical range, although many small shoots of the former live trees remain.efore the species was devastated by the chestnut blight, a fungal disease, it was one of the most important forest trees throughout its range. There are now very few mature specimens of the tree within its historical range, although many small shoots of the former live trees remain.


Chestnut
1 European species sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa) (also called Spanish chestnut in the US) is the only European species of chestnut, though was successfully introduced to the Himalayas and other temperate parts of Asia. 2  Unrelated, but externally similar species of horse chestnut are abundant around Europe.hestnut trees are of moderate growth rate (for the Chinese chestnut tree) to fast-growing for American and European species. Their mature heights vary from the smallest species of chinkapins, often shrubby, to the giant of past American forests, C. dentata that could reach 60 m.


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Buckeyes and chestnuts are not the same, though they do look alike. Buckeyes and American chestnuts are native to the United States, but other chestnuts, including the horse chestnut, are imported. All three trees are impressive with their stature, large leaves, clusters of white or yellow flowers and odd fruit.uckeyes and chestnuts are not the same, though they do look alike. Buckeyes and American chestnuts are native to the United States, but other chestnuts, including the horse chestnut, are imported. All three trees are impressive with their stature, large leaves, clusters of white or yellow flowers and odd fruit.


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American Chestnut History. History and Growth. The American chestnut (Castanea dentata) was once one of the most common and important tree species in the Eastern United States. It could be found from Northern Florida to Southern Maine, and west into Tennessee and Ohio.ne of the reasons that the American chestnut was so common was that it could out-compete most other forest trees for the available resources needed for tree growth. These trees got absolutely huge! They often had a diameter of more than 10 feet and grew to heights of well over 100 feet.


Chestnut
1 Phytophthora disease is the longest-known chestnut tree disease leading to tree death. 2  Of the two main pathogens for this disease, the one in European chestnuts is known since 1971 to be Phytophthora cambivora. 3  Phytophthora cinnamoni was discovered in chestnut trees in the United States in 1932.hestnut trees are of moderate growth rate (for the Chinese chestnut tree) to fast-growing for American and European species. Their mature heights vary from the smallest species of chinkapins, often shrubby, to the giant of past American forests, C. dentata that could reach 60 m.


Horse chestnut
Horse chestnut. Horse chestnuts really are a tree for all seasons. In spring and early summer there is a magnificant flower display, with white candle-like spikes surrounding the canopy.Autumn, as every school child knows, offers up the conker-a nut that has been used in playground battles for centuries.orse chestnuts really are a tree for all seasons. In spring and early summer there is a magnificant flower display, with white candle-like spikes surrounding the canopy. Autumn, as every school child knows, offers up the conker-a nut that has been used in playground battles for centuries.


American chestnut
1 Two of the largest surviving American chestnut trees are in Jackson County, Tennessee. 2  One, the state champion, has a diameter of 61 cm (24 in) and a height of 23 m (75 ft), and the other tree is nearly as large.efore the species was devastated by the chestnut blight, a fungal disease, it was one of the most important forest trees throughout its range. There are now very few mature specimens of the tree within its historical range, although many small shoots of the former live trees remain.


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The chestnut tree is related to the beech and the oak tree. Chestnuts used to be the main starch staple in Europe until the potato was introduced. When edible chestnuts are boiled the nuts have a similar texture to potatoes, with a sweet nutty flavor.he chestnut tree is related to the beech and the oak tree. Chestnuts used to be the main starch staple in Europe until the potato was introduced. When edible chestnuts are boiled the nuts have a similar texture to potatoes, with a sweet nutty flavor.


Identifying American Chestnut Trees
Also included are three non-chestnut species that are often confused with chestnut. Click on the names on the right to see examples and characteristics of the common species of chestnut or chestnut look-alikes. A good place to start is to compare American and Chinese chestnuts.ver 80% of the leaves that are sent to us each year for identification are either from Chinese chestnuts or Chinese/American hybrids, because these trees are resistant to the chestnut blight. Also compare true American chestnut with three trees often confused with chestnut: chestnut oak, beech, and horsechestnut.


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picture of the state of world happiness in the first decade of the 21st century.1 This accounting makes use of measures of subjective well-being, since they capture best how people rate the quality of their lives. âSubjective well-beingâ is the general expression used to cover a range of individual self-reports of moods and life assessments.


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world happiness report about 80% of these inter-country differences can be attributed to the same few variables measuring the material, social and institutional supports for a good life.


World Happiness Report 2015 ranks happiest countries
As previous reports have done, The World Happiness Report 2015 reveals trends in the data judging just how happy countries really are. On a scale running from 0 to 10, people in over 150 countries, surveyed by Gallup over the period 2012-15, reveal an average score of 5.1 (out of 10).


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WORLD HAPPINESS REPORT about 80% of these inter-country differences can be attributed to the same few variables measuring the material, social and institutional supports for a good life. All of these supports are stronger in the high-ranking countries. Comparing the top four to the bottom four countries, average incomes are 40 times higher, healthy


World Happiness Report 2015 ranks happiest countries
The Search for Happiness: Using MRI to Find Where Happiness Happens. 1  Nov. 20, 2015 â Researchers have mapped out using MRI where happiness emerges in the brain. The study paves the way for measuring happiness objectively -- and also provides insights on a neurologically based way of ...


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WORLD HAPPINESS REPORT Introduction This chapter presents and explains a range of happiness measures currently available in a comparable format for many countries. Some survey data cover almost all countries, and hence can be used to develop an overall


World Happiness Report 2015 ranks happiest countries
Since it was first published in 2012, the World Happiness Report demonstrated that well-being and happiness are critical indicators of a nation's economic and social development, and should be a key aim of policy. This year's report looks at the changes in happiness levels in 158 countries, and examines the reasons behind the statistics. Share:


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than 95%) of these inter-regional differences. Happiness, like income, is unequally distributed within and among nations. As is shown in Table 2.1, however, the variation of happiness across the worldâs population is largely within countries, while this is much less so for incomes.


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The report identifies the countries with the highest levels of happiness: 1  Switzerland. 2  Iceland. 3  Denmark. 4  Norway. 5  Canada.


World Happiness Report 2015 ranks happiest countries
The first World Happiness Report, released in 2012 ahead of the UN high-level meeting on Happiness and Well-being, drew international attention as a landmark first survey of the state of global happiness. This latest report digs even deeper into the data looking at country trends since the first report, regional indicators, factors in gender and age, and the importance of investing in social capital.


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Volkswagen Car-Net Security & Service Pricing Overview1. After the trial expires, you can continue service by choosing one of the Subscription Plan options. One Year - $199/1 year. Pre-paying for 1 year gets you convenience and savings.


VW Launches OnStar-Like Car-Net Connectivity Service: Video
Car-Net will be offered from the 2014 model year onwards, initially in select trims of Jetta, Passat, Tiguan, CC, Beetle, Beetle Convertible, and Eos models. Anyone buying a new VW will receive a free six-month subscription but to extend it they can choose monthly or yearly payment options.


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Guide & Inform In-car information services. With the Guide & Inform Services from Car-Net you will be better informed while driving. Get news that you are really interested in, search for exciting destinations in your area or programme your navigation system from the comfort of your own home. But that's not all that Guide & Inform can offer.


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Worry less. The e-Golf offers an 8-year limited warranty on its 24.2 kWh battery,1 and it also comes with Roadside Assistance for 3 years or 36,000 miles (whichever comes first),1 which gives you a little more peace of mind on every drive.


VW Launches OnStar-Like Car-Net Connectivity Service: Video
Email This Page. VW Launches OnStar-Like Car-Net Connectivity Service: Video. Volkswagen will begin rolling out a new connectivity system across its range that will provide drivers with a number of convenience functions as well as important emergency services.


Please choose your model:
After the vehicle handover, the customer has 90 days to register the vehicle at www.volkswagen.com/Car-Net. The availability of the Car-Net service may vary depending on country. The service is available for the stipulated contract length and may be subject to content-related change during that time.


Please choose your model:
Use of Car-Net Security & Service is governed in a separate Contract concluded online with Volkswagen AG. The customer has 90 days after vehicle handover to register the vehicle at www.volkswagen.com/Car-Net. This will enable the customer to use Services for the full period of validity. The Emergency Call Service is already activated when the vehicle is delivered, without registration being required.


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The things you love on your phone, now on your Volkswagen. With Volkswagen Car-NetÂ® App-Connect available on certain models, you can access select smartphone apps right from your dash. Maps, messaging, music, and more can show up on your touchscreen for easy display and use. App-Connect makes your phone and your car friends. Itâs the beginning of a beautiful connection.


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VW Car-Net Security & Services provided by Verizon Telematics, Inc. Available on select models. Automatic Crash Notification enabled for up to six months with no trial or paid subscription; Manual Emergency Call feature and all other features require trial or paid subscription. VW Car-Net services require vehicle cellular connectivity and availability of vehicle GPS signal; certain services may collect location information.


How Much Exercise Is Necessary for a Healthy Heart?
Those of you who can fit in an hour or two of exercise a day need read no further. But for the rest of us, the real question is: How much exercise do we really need in order to see at least some substantial cardiovascular benefit?


How Much Exercise You Need Totally Depends on Your Goals
To get the best zzz's, make time in the morning for a 30- to 45-minute run five times per week. Exercise too vigorously or too close to bedtime, and it could actually have the opposite effect, says Tamirâsince exercise also produces adrenaline, hitting the gym right before you hit the mattress may leave you lying wide awake.


How Much Exercise Is Necessary for a Healthy Heart?
To maintain optimal cardiovascular health, a good body weight, and a favorable body composition, they have no choice but to conclude that all of us adults need to engage in at least one hour of moderately intensive exercise (or at least 30 minutes of vigorous exercise) each day.


How Much Exercise Is Necessary for a Healthy Heart?
What they're talking about is adding 60 minutes of honest-to-goodness sustained moderate intensity exercise (specifically, the equivalent of walking or jogging at least at a 4 to 5 miles per hour pace) to whatever other activities we might perform during the course of a normal day.


How Much Exercise Is Necessary for a Healthy Heart?
The answer is: More than 40 studies in scientific literature document that cardiac risk can be reduced by 30 - 50% by regular, moderate exercise - exercise averaging far less than one hour per day. If you can exercise at a moderate pace for 20 - 30 minutes at least five days a week, you may not shed a lot of pounds or reach your ideal body composition, and you may not achieve the optimal cardiac benefits which the IOM mandates for us, but you will be doing your heart and your cardiovascular ...


How Much Exercise You Need Totally Depends on Your Goals
Time at the Gym Per Week: 10 hours To reap the most heart health benefits, the researchers of this new study are on to something. They found an exercise regimen of 30 minutes a day only reduces your risk of heart disease by about 10 percent. Up your daily workout to two hours a day, though, and you reduce the risk by 35 percent.


How Much Exercise You Need Totally Depends on Your Goals
And when you do, you might wonder: How long should I sweat for? Well, even experts argue over that very questionâbut it turns out, you might not be doing enough. A new study published in Circulation found that 30 minutes of exercise a day (the previously recommended amount) might not be enough to keep your heart healthy. In fact, you might need four times that.


How Much Exercise Is Necessary for a Healthy Heart?
While an hour a day of exercise may indeed be just the thing for us, the IOM recommendations are (I humbly submit) emblematic of a fundamental flaw with much modern progressive thinking. To wit: it is entirely ridiculous to expect us folks to change our fundamental human natures just because a top expert panel, following the latest high-quality investigational methodologies, has determined that we should.


CHAPTER 4 â Differences between proteins in CSF and serum
This chapter illustrates the differences between proteins in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and serum, quantitatively as well as qualitatively.Quantitative analysis deals initially with proteins present in much larger absolute amounts in CSF than in serum.These are derived from the central nervous system and then subsequently find their way into the systemic circulation.hree proteins seem, by visual inspection of 1D electropherograms, to be relatively rich in CSF when compared with serum; namely beta trace, prealbumin and tau. The protein with a level in CSF that most nearly approaches the serum level is clearly beta-2-microglobulin.


Human Physiology/The endocrine system
1 CSF protein: only a small amount is normally present in CSF because proteins are large molecules and do not cross the blood/brain barrier easily. 2  Increases in protein are commonly seen with meningitis, brain abscess, and neurosyphilis.3  CSF glucose: normal is about 2/3 the concentration of blood glucose. Increases in protein are commonly seen with meningitis, brain abscess, and neurosyphilis. 2  CSF glucose: normal is about 2/3 the concentration of blood glucose. 3  Glucose levels may decrease when cells that are not normally present use up (metabolize) the glucose.


CEREBROSPINAL FLUID
CSF from the lumbar region contains 15 to 45 mg/dl protein (lower in childen) and 50-80 mg/dl glucose (two-thirds of blood glucose). Protein concentration in cisternal and ventricular CSF is lower. Normal CSF contains 0-5 mononuclear cells.HE NORMAL CSF. The cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is produced from arterial blood by the choroid plexuses of the lateral and fourth ventricles by a combined process of diffusion, pinocytosis and active transfer. A small amount is also produced by ependymal cells.


3.6 Cerebrospinal Fluid
The CSF has a composition identical to that of the brain ECF but this is different from plasma. The major differences from plasma are: 1  The pCO 2 is higher (50 mmHg) resulting in a lower CSF pH (7.33). 2  The protein content is normally very low (0.2g/l) resulting in a low buffering capacity.erebrospinal fluid (CSF) is considered a part of the transcellular fluids. It is contained in the ventricles and the subarachnoid space and bathes the brain and spinal cord. The CSF is contained within the meninges and acts as a cushion to protect the brain from injury with position or movement.


CHAPTER 4 â Differences between proteins in CSF and serum
Furthermore, qualitative analysis deals with differences in the physical-chemical composition of CSF proteins from that of their serum counterparts, due to some local modification by the brain parenchyma or choroid itself. This modification could confer a selective advantage for entry into the CSF.hree proteins seem, by visual inspection of 1D electropherograms, to be relatively rich in CSF when compared with serum; namely beta trace, prealbumin and tau. The protein with a level in CSF that most nearly approaches the serum level is clearly beta-2-microglobulin.


CHAPTER 4 â Differences between proteins in CSF and serum
Three proteins seem, by visual inspection of 1D electropherograms, to be relatively rich in CSF when compared with serum; namely beta trace, prealbumin and tau. The protein with a level in CSF that most nearly approaches the serum level is clearly beta-2-microglobulin.hree proteins seem, by visual inspection of 1D electropherograms, to be relatively rich in CSF when compared with serum; namely beta trace, prealbumin and tau. The protein with a level in CSF that most nearly approaches the serum level is clearly beta-2-microglobulin.


Biochemical differences between perilymph, cerebrospinal fluid and blood plasma in the guinea pig
Seven selected biochemical substances were systematically analyzed in perilymph (PL), cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and blood plasma or serum of anesthetized guinea pigs in order to compare the composition of these fluids with regard to the origin and biochemical nature of PL.even selected biochemical substances were systematically analyzed in perilymph (PL), cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and blood plasma or serum of anesthetized guinea pigs in order to compare the composition of these fluids with regard to the origin and biochemical nature of PL.


Difference Between Plasma and Interstitial Fluid
Plasma. The extracellular fluid found within the vascular system is the blood plasma. Blood cells and platelets are suspended in this blood plasma. The blood plasma contains many dissolved substances like oxygen, carbon dioxide, salts, amino acids, fatty acids, hormones, and plasma proteins.A tiny difference in concentrations of cations and anions can be found in plasma than interstitial fluid. Plasma acts as a protein reserve of the human body.he blood plasma contains many dissolved substances like oxygen, carbon dioxide, salts, amino acids, fatty acids, hormones, and plasma proteins. A tiny difference in concentrations of cations and anions can be found in plasma than interstitial fluid. Plasma acts as a protein reserve of the human body.


CONTROL OF BODY TEMPERATURE & DISORDERS OF TEMPERATURE REGULATION
During maximum shivering, body heat production can rise to four to ï¬ve times normal. Concept of a âSet-Pointâ for Temperature Control. Critical body core temperature of about 37.1Â°C (98.8 0F), This crucial temperature level is called the âset-pointâ of the temperature control mechanism. That is, all the temperature control mechanisms continually attempt to bring the body temperature back to this set-point level.


Problems regulating body temperatureandrea1982 Mar 21, 2009
I have a serious problem with regulating my body temperature. I feel freezing cold or overly hot. In the winter, I feel like my body is asleep at all times and does not generate any heat if I am not exercising. I can't do any of my hobbies inside of the house because I am too cold.


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In healthy individuals, the body temperature (oral temperature) is somewhere between 36,5 and 37,5 . It slightly increases during the day since the morning (from 6:00 a.m.). The peak is reached at 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. The lowest temperature is between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m.


Problems regulating body temperatureandrea1982 Mar 21, 2009
My problem with regulating the body temperature is causing me a lot of trouble in my personal life. I can not stand being cold anymore. It hurts my body. I sleep with my fist close with my hand placed on my neck so my fingers do not get cold. I fear to feel cold more than anything else.


Volunteer Opportunities That Teach Valuable Skills
Volunteering can teach you valuable skills. Job seekers who are having trouble finding work are often urged to spend some time volunteering. It is yet another great way to network, it helps to alleviate the stress of the job search, and it also can keep your skills fresh or introduce some new ones.f youâre a do-it-yourself expert, Habitat can also offer you an opportunity to lead a crew, teach newbies, or manage a schedule. All of those skills translate to great resume boosters, giving you yet another excellent reason for lending your skills to a good cause. 2.


How is volunteering rewarding?
Suffice it to say, volunteering is rewarding if you do it for the right reasons. Volunteering is rewarding if you do it because your heart is in it. i know lots of people get together and Volunteer, but some of them are doing it because they want to look better or do it because someone else is doing it.Volunteering has to come from within.his teaches them to be responsible and work hard. ~Choose a Profession Volunteering can help a teen decide what they want to do with their life. Helping out at a hospital may help a teen realize they want to be a doctor or nurse. Working with adults who never learned to read may guide a teen to be a teacher.


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If in the process of meeting your personal and professional goals, you are also serving as an effective volunteer, helping to meet the goals of your particular volunteer project or role, and/or helping to move an organization's mission forward, it's a win-win situation.ave an impact. Last but most certainly not least, volunteering is one of the best ways we know of to make a difference in your community. Whatever your passion, however you get involved, volunteering offers a way to have a real and lasting impact on the world.


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Volunteering can be far more than simply doing a good deed. In fact, volunteering can be a great way to develop skills, learn more about career options, make friends, garner new professional contacts, get exercise, spend time outdoors/with animals/with kids, or even just shake up your routine.ave an impact. Last but most certainly not least, volunteering is one of the best ways we know of to make a difference in your community. Whatever your passion, however you get involved, volunteering offers a way to have a real and lasting impact on the world.


Volunteer Opportunities That Teach Valuable Skills
This great charity helps to build affordable homes for needy families. Depending on the volunteer need, you could end up having an opportunity to learn various building skills from experts. If youâre a do-it-yourself expert, Habitat can also offer you an opportunity to lead a crew, teach newbies, or manage a schedule.All of those skills translate to great resume boosters, giving you yet another excellent reason for lending your skills to a good cause. 2. Soup Kitchens.f youâre a do-it-yourself expert, Habitat can also offer you an opportunity to lead a crew, teach newbies, or manage a schedule. All of those skills translate to great resume boosters, giving you yet another excellent reason for lending your skills to a good cause. 2.


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As a volunteer teacher, depending on your skills and interests, you are also welcome to teach other subjects. You could find yourself teaching math, science, geography, and more. Many volunteers choose to help out with extra-curricular activities like sports, drama, or music lessons as well.ndia As a teacher in India, you will volunteer and teach school children in elementary or high schools in Jaipur, bringing fresh ideas to the classroom to make learning enjoyable. Jamaica Volunteer as a teacher in the university town of Mandeville, teaching a variety of subjects.


How is volunteering rewarding?
Best Answer: Rewarding work: Many nonprofit organizations have a positive impact on the health and welfare of people. They do good works that are compatible with the religious and social values of individuals who want to help others and become involved in improving their communities.his teaches them to be responsible and work hard. ~Choose a Profession Volunteering can help a teen decide what they want to do with their life. Helping out at a hospital may help a teen realize they want to be a doctor or nurse. Working with adults who never learned to read may guide a teen to be a teacher.


Skills You Can Learn while Volunteering
You probably also agree with us in thinking that volunteering can make an unbelievable difference to peoplesâ lives, but volunteering isnât a one way street. There is also a whole arsenal of skills you can gain and improve while volunteering and here are just a few of them.. Leadership Skills. During volunteer work you can find out what kind of a leader you are, something which can be a real confidence boost in the future when youâre off to university, looking for a first job or trying to gain that promotion you really want.


Why Volunteer Overseas?
ZH: I think learning is the best reason for volunteering because it reflects an honest and humble set of expectations. Volunteers often don't have the language skills, technical skills, time, cultural knowledge, or other resources needed to create lasting change in the community.H: I think learning is the best reason for volunteering because it reflects an honest and humble set of expectations. Volunteers often don't have the language skills, technical skills, time, cultural knowledge, or other resources needed to create lasting change in the community.


How is volunteering rewarding?
This teaches them to be responsible and work hard. ~Choose a Profession Volunteering can help a teen decide what they want to do with their life. Helping out at a hospital may help a teen realize they want to be a doctor or nurse. Working with adults who never learned to read may guide a teen to be a teacher.his teaches them to be responsible and work hard. ~Choose a Profession Volunteering can help a teen decide what they want to do with their life. Helping out at a hospital may help a teen realize they want to be a doctor or nurse. Working with adults who never learned to read may guide a teen to be a teacher.


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The 504 Area Code (or Area Code 504) is located in the state of LA. Area Code 504 is one of the 269 3-digit telephone area codes in the USA.It covers roughly 21 unique phone numbers and 32 individuals near the city of New Orleans.he 504 Area Code is one of the telephone area codes supported by Spokeo's Reverse Phone Lookup technology. Spokeo's reverse phone lookup functions much like a personal caller-ID system, and can identify the owner of virtually any phone number in the continental United States.


Louisiana Area Code 504
Major cities or places in Louisiana within area code 504 include: Area code 504 serves New Orleans and the surrounding communities of Chalmette, Harvey, Kenner, Marrero, Metairie, and Terrytown, as well as, many smaller communities in southeastern Louisiana.rea code 504 has been split 3 times. In 1957 area code 504 was split to form area code 318. In 1998 area code 504 was split to form area code 225. In 2001 area code 504 was split to form area code 985.


Area code 504
Besides New Orleans itself (Orleans Parish), it includes all of St. Bernard and Plaquemines parishes and most of Jefferson Parish. 504 was one of the original area codes created in 1947, and originally covered all of Louisiana.In 1957, most of the state west of the Mississippi River was split off as area code 318. In 1998, the western portion of the old 504 territory, including Baton Rouge, became area code 225.n 1957, most of the state west of the Mississippi River was split off as area code 318. In 1998, the western portion of the old 504 territory, including Baton Rouge, became area code 225.


Area code 504
The area code inspired the name for the local jazz record label 504 Records, as well as the rap group 504 Boyz and the Old 97's song 504 on Hitchhike To Rhome. Rapper 504, who has heritage in New Orleans, uses this as his stage name as well.n 1957, most of the state west of the Mississippi River was split off as area code 318. In 1998, the western portion of the old 504 territory, including Baton Rouge, became area code 225.


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504 Area Code 504. At AreaCode.org, you'll find helpful information on the 504 area code, including 504 area code location. Other phone area codes may be found using AreaCode.org's area code locator.Use the search function for area code look up. Click to find toll free number for your business.reaCode.org shows you the area code location covered by each area code; for example, the LA area code coverage area in Los Angeles. State area codes may be found using AreaCode.org, but Mexico area codes are not included.


Louisiana Area Code 504
Area code 504 was put into service. Area code 504 has been split 3 times. In 1957 area code 504 was split to form area code 318. In 1998 area code 504 was split to form area code 225. In 2001 area code 504 was split to form area code 985.Parishes in Louisiana within area code 504 include: Jefferson Parish, Orleans Parish, Plaquemines Parish, and Saint Bernard Parish.rea code 504 has been split 3 times. In 1957 area code 504 was split to form area code 318. In 1998 area code 504 was split to form area code 225. In 2001 area code 504 was split to form area code 985.


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The 504 area code lies within the Central Standard Time (or CST). The current time in Central Standard Time is 06:45 AM on 10/19/2015. Population Demographics. The 504 Area Code is one of the telephone area codes supported by Spokeo's Reverse Phone Lookup technology.Spokeo's reverse phone lookup functions much like a personal caller-ID system, and can identify the owner of virtually any phone number in the continental United States.he 504 Area Code is one of the telephone area codes supported by Spokeo's Reverse Phone Lookup technology. Spokeo's reverse phone lookup functions much like a personal caller-ID system, and can identify the owner of virtually any phone number in the continental United States.


619 Area Code
Area code 504 was put into service when (504) 200- was introduced as the first prefix. Area code 504 was split. Some of the phone numbers had to be updated to area code 225 on that date.rea code 504 was put into service when (504) 200- was introduced as the first prefix. Area code 504 was split. Some of the phone numbers had to be updated to area code 225 on that date.


attribute
A good sense of humor and a nice smile are attributes. A good sense of humor and a nice smile are attributes. Attribute is defined as a quality or characteristic of a person, place or thing. Intelligence, charm and a sense of humor are each an example of an attribute. The definition of attribute is to explain something by telling the cause or origin. An example of attribute is to explain a person's constant coughing as a result of chain smoking.


File Attributes - AI â¦Any clues?
Backup software then has the duty of clearing it upon a successful backup. Indexed: When set, Indexing Service or Windows Search do not include the hosting file in their indexing operation. Assuming it's Windows you're using, those are two standard file-system attributes, nothing to do with Adobe. The A stands for Archive and the I stands for Indexed. Archive: When set, it indicates that the hosting file has changed since the last backup operation. Windows' file system sets this attribute on any file that has changed. Backup software then has the duty of clearing it upon a successful backup. ... Indexed: When set, Indexing Service or Windows Search do not include the hosting file in their indexing operation.


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attribute noun [C]. C2 a âquality or âcharacteristic that someone or something has: Organizational âability is an âessential attribute for a good âmanager. (Definition of attribute from the Cambridge Advanced Learnerâs Dictionary & Thesaurus Â© Cambridge University Press). See all translations.


ATTRIBUTE
Hypernyms (attribute is a kind of...): concept; conception; construct (an abstract or general idea inferred or derived from specific instances). Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of attribute): character; lineament; quality (a characteristic property that defines the apparent individual nature of something). characteristic; feature (a prominent aspect of something).


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âº a âquality or âfeature of a âperson or thing, esp. one that is an âimportant âpart of âits ânature: Self-confidence is a ârare attribute in a 17-year-old. She has the âphysical attributes to âbecome a âchampionship swimmer.


attribute
Origin of attribute. 1  a characteristic or quality of a person or thing. 2  an object used in literature or art as a symbol for a person, office, etc.: winged feet are the attribute of Mercury. 3  Gram. a word or phrase used adjectivally.


2018 Average Salary Pay Increase Projections
Letâs say (for the sake of easy math) that you have: 1  11 employees each making $10/hour. 2  Letâs also say: The church board approved a budgeted 3.5 percent this year for raises. That 3.5 percent equals a pool of raise dollars of $8,008.


2018 Average Salary Pay Increase Projections
Letâs say (for the sake of easy math) that you have: 1  11 employees each making $10/hour. 2  Letâs also say: The church board approved a budgeted 3.5 percent this year for raises. 3  You get this dollar amount by taking the salaries of those 11 employees and multiplying it by 3.5 percent (.035x$228,800).


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Salary raises are tracked annually by various groups and agencies to see the past year's average, compare it against previous years, and help predict the next year's average raise percentage. Wage ...


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While the average expected pay increase is what organizations are budgeting for merit increases. In other words the 0.3% simply keeps the employee salary in line with inflation while the 3% gives them a bump in pay â based on merit and performance.


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A salary raise percentage reflects how much more money an employee will earn after he gets the raise. For example, if he earns $50,000 a year and gets a 10 percent raise, he will get an additional $5,000 a year, so his new salary will be $55,000. Average salary raise percentages are designed to reflect a middle ground between those receiving very high raises in fields where workers are in great demand, and those in stagnant fields where low or even no raises are the norm.


Why Do Cell Phone Companies Charge Activation Fees?
Cell phone plans should not be this complicated, not to mention expensive. My carrier does not charge an activation fee nor does it have contracts. Very reasonable, too. Iâm paying about $57/month (taxes and govât fees included) for unlimited talk and text and up to 2MB of 4G data.


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Wireless activation and upgrade fees1 are one time fees that may be added to your first or next AT&T bill. 1  Activation and upgrade fees for devices purchased with an installment agreement Ã¢ $20. 2  Activation fee for bring your own device - $20. 3  Activation and upgrade fees for two year agreement - $45.


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AT&T and the AT&T logo are trademarks of AT&T Intellectual Property. AT&T Billing Glossary. CT Community Access Support Fee. Fee required to be imposed by AT&T upon its customers by Connecticut General Statutes in order to support community. access operations.


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I recived a text from Zoosk dating saying  your activation has been waved for the next 24 hrs what does this mean,,,will they charge me.....I didnt want to join,I just looked at the page and surfed it,,,I was a member a few years ago,,and they have my creditcard details...HELP.....


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There are cellphone companies that would agree to waiving the activation fee, provided that you agree to a certain lock-in period. Normally this lock-in period would be a minimum of 30 months, even longer, depending on how much the activation fee is.


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1 For the full waiver of my university fees (state the reasons) please confirm....  2 They will send you waiver notification that will last for 24 hours....  3 Your activation has been waved for the next 24 hrs....


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Wireless activation and upgrade fees1 are one time fees that may be added to your first or next AT&T bill. Activation and upgrade fees for devices purchased with an installment agreement Ã¢ $20. Activation fee for bring your own device - $20. Activation and upgrade fees for two year agreement - $45. Note: Two year agreements are available only on select devices.


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AT&T and the AT&T logo are trademarks of AT&T Intellectual Property. AT&T Billing Glossary. # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. #. 411. An information/Directory Assistance service provided by operators who assist customers in obtaining the telephone. number(s) they wish to call. 911 Service Fee.


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We want to perform a two-sample t-test for comparing the means of the treatment and control groups. Let 1 be the mean of the population taking medicine and 2 the mean of the untreated population. Here the hypothesis of interest can be expressed as: H 0: 1 - 2 =0 H a: 1 - 2.


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This is due to the fact that in the paired-sample t-test we compute the difference in the two scores for each subject and then compute the mean and standard deviation of the differences. This turns the paired-sample t-test into a one-sample t-test.


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This is due to the fact that in the paired-sample t-test we compute the difference in the two scores for each subject and then compute the mean and standard deviation of the differences. This turns the paired-sample t-test into a one-sample t-test. The other technical assumption is the normality assumption.


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One sample t-tests can be used to determine if the mean of a sample is different from a particular value. In this example, we will determine if the mean number of older siblings that the PSY 216 students have is greater than 1.


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Their reaction time to a stimulus was measured (in ms). We want to perform a two-sample t-test for comparing the means of the treatment and control groups. Let 1 be the mean of the population taking medicine and 2 the mean of the untreated population.


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One and Two-sample t-tests 1 - 2 in the two-sample case. A. One-sample t-tests Ex. An outbreak of Salmonella-related illness was attributed to ice cream produced at a certain factory. Scientists measured the level of Salmonella in 9 randomly sampled batches of ice cream.


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0.00313 and 0.00339, respectively). C. Paired t-tests There are many experimental settings where each subject in the study is in both the treatment and control group. For example, in a matched pairs design, subjects are matched in pairs and different treatments are given to each subject in the pair.


10 Things Baristas Won't Tell You
A Starbucks 12-ounce brewed coffee, for example, contains 260 milligrams of caffeine, while the same cup from Caribou contains 230 milligrams, according to Starbucks and Caribou coffee, respectively.


Caffeine Content in Espresso vs Drip Coffee
That means that for every ounce of coffee solution we can expect about 8.1-15 mg of caffeine present. Whereas in espresso, even though we start off with about a 1/2 to 1/3 less caffeine, remember all this caffeine is contained in just 1 oz of liquid or expressed numerically as 30-50 mg/oz.


10 Things Baristas Won't Tell You
Another is the Espresso Panna Cotta (listed on the Starbucks website, though not in stores), an espresso topped with whipped cream, he says. And if you're after a megadose of caffeine, order the Red Eye or Black Eye, a drip coffee plus one or two shots of espresso, respectively. At Starbucks, says Duong, one of the most popular off-menu orders is coffee served through a French press.


10 Things Baristas Won't Tell You
The complicated descriptions on the menu probably won't help. Instead, ask about the number of espresso shots in each drink at a given cup size -- most have two or three. Differences in coffee beans account for more than just flavor; they actually impact the milligrams of caffeine in each cup.


10 Things Baristas Won't Tell You
Coffee is serious business: There are roughly 50,000 coffee shops in the U.S., posting $18 billion in annual sales, and according to a survey by the National Coffee Association, 24 percent of Americans reported drinking coffee outside the home in 2011.


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I donât have much of a reaction to caffeine, but all I drink is soda. Last year, my brother in law sent me some chocolate covered coffee beans when he was traveling in Cuba and they sounded so gross I couldnât get myself to try them. Considering how much I love chocolate, I think Iâd better just stay away completely.


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Oh my, you poor thing. I never knew how much caffeine was in a chocolate covered coffee bean, but Iâve eaten them before and remember that I wasnât prepared for the âhighâ I received. WOW, that is a lot of caffeine you consumed. When I drink coffee (Starbucks) I always have to get extra shots.


Liberty Science Center Review: Visiting with a 3-Year Old
Liberty Science Center Review: Visiting with a 3-Year Old Chris F / May 16, 2014 One of the best museums in New Jersey is the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City. Having a science theme, it attracts more children of school age, who can learn a lot about physics, chemistry and more through interactive exhibits and hands-on experiments. But itâs also a lot of fun for younger kids!


Liberty Science Center
Must see/do at the Liberty Science Center Make sure to stop by the Our Hudson Home exhibit, which focuses on the wildlife and ecosystem of the Hudson River. A step outside on the balcony treats visitors to a view of the Statue of Liberty.


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Liberty Science Center for the Pre-schoolers Liberty Science Center is located on 222 Jersey City Boulevard Jersey City, (GPS users may need to use old address 251 Phillip St. to get there). Click here for our newest post Dec/2015 For driving directions, check out their website here.


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Liberty Science Center for the Pre-schoolers. Liberty Science Center is located on 222 Jersey City Boulevard Jersey City, (GPS users may need to use old address 251 Phillip St. to get there). For driving directions, check out their website here.


Liberty Science Center for the Pre-schoolers
We recently visited this place with some friends with our young ones, ages 2-3y while the bigger kids were in school. So although this science center is for all ages, we thought to focus this review from the really young perspective! Good news, there is still plenty to do, and even a great section just for Age 2-5y. If you have a mix of ages in your family, this is an ideal place to visit especially if you can split up.


Liberty Science Center for the Pre-schoolers
Liberty Science Center is located on 222 Jersey City Boulevard Jersey City, (GPS users may need to use old address 251 Phillip St. to get there). Click here for our newest post Dec/2015. For driving directions, check out their website here.


Liberty Science Center Review: Visiting with a 3-Year Old
Thereâs so much to do for the little ones, and what better way to get them interested in science? So in this review Iâll try to focus only on what can you do at the Liberty Science Center with a 3-4 year old. As you enter, on your left is the Skyscraper Exhibition. It focuses on the physics of building high-rises, but they key word here is building. Little kids will love the building stuff.


Liberty Science Center Review: Visiting with a 3-Year Old
Liberty Science Center Review: Visiting with a 3-Year Old. One of the best museums in New Jersey is the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City. Having a science theme, it attracts more children of school age, who can learn a lot about physics, chemistry and more through interactive exhibits and hands-on experiments.


Liberty Science Center
Parking at the Liberty Science Center The main lot at the Liberty Science Center can accommodate 750 vehicles and 60 buses. Additional parking is available at the NJ Transit Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Station in Liberty State Park. The Light Rail Station is a three-minute walk from the Liberty Science Center. Patrons must pay $7.00 to park at the museum.


Liberty Science Center
Children under the age of two are free, but are not permitted to view a show in the IMAX Dome Theater. Films are not included in the general admission price. Membership to the Liberty Science Center includes free unlimited general admission for one year as well as free film passes.


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The first round of new domain extensions (also called nTLDs) are already live, and more will launch every week. For soon-to-be-released domains, iPage offers Pre-Registration for General Availability. Pre-registering a domain gives you a better chance of securing the name you want.


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A: The online registration is necessary for several reasons â 1) to ensure we have the most upâtoâ. date and complete information for all firms; 2) to provide designated firm personnel restricted. access to online functions through a login function; 3) to view scores and report status; 4) to view.


Frequently Asked Questions - LASS System
To register for an Independent User ID, see the Auditor Registration section of the LASS User Manual. Independent Public Accountant - This user performs the attestation (agreed-upon-procedures) function on the lender's LASS reporting package. The IPA must be an employee of a CPA firm that is independent of the lender. The IPA must have an Independent User ID, be assigned the IPA role within the FHA Connection, and have a Unique IPA Identifier. To register for an Independent User ID, see the Auditor Registration section of the LASS User Manual.


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ICANN stands for the Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers. It is the governing body over all domain extensions/TLDs with the exception of country codes (TLDs with 2 letters to the right of the dot). TLD stands for Top-Level Domain and the n stands for New, i.e. New Top-Level Domain. A TLD in general is basically the string of characters that follows your domain name. For example, in the domain myawesomedomain.com, the TLD or domain extension is .COM.


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A: It is the policy of the Auditor of State to ensure Ohio local and state dollars are used to support. Ohio businesses; therefore, only firms with a physical presence in Ohio may maintain an active. registration. Q: My firm has multiple offices that contract with the AOS. Does each office need to complete the.


Welcome to the Investment Promotion Authority | Papua New Guinea
IPA Other Services. The IPA is the organisation that houses the Companies Office of PNG, the Securities Commission of PNG and the Intellectual Property Office of PNG, hence the roles and functions of the IPA is diversed. The IPA is also the point of identification of markets for PNG exports and dissemination of investor- related information about PNG. Upcoming Events.


Forms for Download
Applicable Forms to register local companies. To register or incorporate a PNG company, or to maintain a local company, download the appropriate forms under this section. Applicable forms for the Registration of Business Names. Use these forms to register a business name which is also referred to as a trading name or âdoing business asâ name. Applicable forms for the incorporation of Associations. Use these forms to register non-profit organizations, church groups, womenâs group, land owner groups, sports associations; etc.


Frequently Asked Questions - LASS System
In addition the Lender Submitter submits the LASS reporting package to the IPA for their attestation and to HUD for review and recertification. The Auditor Data Entry role can only be assigned to an employee of a Certified Public Accountant firm that is independent of the lender.


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To use the UII Registration System, the userâs Internet browser must be set to accept cookies. A âcookieâ is a file automatically stored on the userâs computer. To set the browser to accept cookies: 1. From the desktop, double click on your Internet browser icon. The initial page displays.


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After the user successfully logs in and. selects the Unique IPA Identifier (UII) Registration System link from the Secure System main. page, the Main Menu page displays (see Chapter 3). Step 1: Single click the Create New Profile link from the Main Menu.


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Text with friends in other countries; Pay only 20 cents per text; Even send to friends who are on international carriers


Do you have to pay for international texts even if you get unlimited texting?
Receiving an international text message: Text messages that you receive from an international number will be billed one of two ways: 1) Deducted from your bucket of messages if you have a domestic messaging package (for example, Messaging Starter); or 2) Billed at the per use rate of $0.15 per text message.


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If your plan does not include unlimited texting, you can: â¢ Add an international long distance messaging discount package to your line of service. â¢ Send messages on a pay-per-use basis. Stream Saver, terms, fees and data restrictions for the plan you use at home apply. See att.com/streamsaver for more details.


Order online and save BIG!
Higher memory configurations, and iPhone 8+ will receive the same mo. svc. credit amount & will not be $0/mo. iPhone X offer: Credits end at end of term, early payoff or upgrade, whichever occurs first.iPhone Forever: Does not guarantee mo. payment amount, phone selection, or svc. plan rates.


International calling options from the U.S.
For postpaid wireless voice plans with capped domestic minutes, international long distance (ILD) calls count against the monthly allotment of domestic voice minutes under your rate plan. If you exceed your planâs monthly voice minute allowance, overage charges (up to $0.45/minute) will apply.


How Much Does Your Data Cost?
For Joe and Zelda, this would be: 1  Joe on the 450 minute would have to pay extra (due to the extra 50 minutes). His cost would be $62.49 or $0.12 per minute ($2,100 per GB). 2  Joe on the 900 minute would pay $0.12 per minute. So, this is the same rate as above. 3  Zelda on the 450 minute plan would not be pretty.


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Cricket International Extra includes: 1  Unlimited calling to landline phones in these 36 countries. 2  Unlimited MMS messages to these 36 countries. 3  1000 mobile-to-mobile minutes to these 32 countries.


Does Unlimited Texting Include International Messages?
If you know you will be sending a lot of international text messages, use these tips to save money: 1  Ask about international packages. Some phone providers will offer bundle prices for a certain number of international calls or texts per month, depending on what you need. 2  Send emails instead of text messages.


Does it cost extra to text message internationally if I have a text message plan?
yes it costs more to text outside the mainland(48) states. This Site Might Help You. RE: Does it cost extra to text message internationally if I have a text message plan? I have Verizon and my plan gives me 250 text messages to any Verizon or non verizon customer. However I'm wondering if it costs extra (even though I have 250 messages on my plan) to text message phones outside of the U.S.? Can anyone tell me?


Texting Internationally
It costs just $0.25 to send a text message from the U.S. to an international number. For customers who frequently send text messages to family or friends overseas, AT&Tâs International Long Distance Messaging package includes 100 text messages sent from the U.S. for $10 a month. Thatâs as little as $0.10 per message sent. Sending an international text message from outside the U.S. When traveling outside the U.S., it costs $0.50 to send a text message to either a U.S. number or an ...


Propaganda.com -- Huffington Post Has a Party and It's Democratic
Add it all up and Huffington Post is the most popular and up-to-date propaganda tool around. Itâs light years ahead of the pro-war posters of WWI or Tokyo Rose of WWII and puts communist state propaganda to shame. Soviet propagandists used to delete people from photos to make them disappear.


Democratic Party (United States)
The latter result is more in line with Gallup polling in 2010 that found that 31% of Americans identified as Democrats (tying a 22-year low), 29% as Republicans, and 38% as independents. Nevertheless, more American independents leaned to the Republican Party when compared to the Democratic Party. Combining leaners with each party's core identifiers, the parties ended up tied at 45 percent in 2011.


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The democratic-republican government is a government that can either have a democratic president or a republican president. It is the exact opposite of a Federal Government. 5 people found this useful. Edit. Share to: JD Heyl.


Political party strength in U.S. states
Political party strength in U.S. states refers to the level of representation of the various political parties of the U.S. in each state-wide elective office providing legislators to the state and to the U.S. Congress and electing the executives at the state (U.S. state governor) and national (U.S. President) level.


Propaganda.com -- Huffington Post Has a Party and It's Democratic
The post-Christmas headline reads: âTHE MOLOTOV PARTY,â and itâs not talking about a fiery New Yearâs Eve bash. Naturally, it refers to the GOP and accompanies a photo of the top candidates, with every single letter of the headline capitalized for emphasis.


Was George Washington a Democrat or Republican?
He was a federalist. So, if he really had to choose a side, he would probably pick repu â¦ blican. Neither. He was a Federalist. George Washington was a member of the Federalist Party. The Federalist Party eventually was succeeded by the Republican Party.


Political party strength in U.S. states
Conversely, the New England states of Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire were dominated by the Republican Party, as were some Midwestern states like Iowa and North Dakota. However, in the 1970s and 1980s, the increasingly conservative Republican Party gradually overtook the Democrats in the southeast.


Propaganda.com -- Huffington Post Has a Party and It's Democratic
The zeros that entrepreneur Huffington paid bloggers for their content came back to her as $20 million to $30 million or more, along with $4 million a year. That was part of the $315 million sale to AOL that turned Huffington into a media mogul and the most powerful propagandist since a guy named Goebbels.


Propaganda.com -- Huffington Post Has a Party and It's Democratic
Political junkies would recognize that level of anti-Republican vitriol and readily identify the perpetrator â Huffington Post. HuffPo, as it is sometimes called, has evolved from a simple news aggregator into one of the most sophisticated propaganda operations the world has ever seen.


Political party strength in U.S. states
In 2014, Gallup found seventeen states safely Democratic or leaning Democratic, and fifteen states safely Republican or leaning Republican, with eighteen states categorized as competitive between the two parties, a net shift of one state to the Republican side since 2013.


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Vancouver's Rain; Vancouver's Seawall; Vancouver By Water; Bike the Blossoms; Surf Up A Mountain; Urban Wilderness; Filmed in Vancouver. Movies and TV Shows Shot in Vancouver; Top Filming Locations in Vancouver; Suggested Vancouver Itineraries and Maps. Fifty Shades of Vancouver: A Fan Favourites Tour; Deadpool's Vancouver


Vancouver's Weather
Vancouver's Weather Warmed by Pacific Ocean currents and protected by a range of mountains, Vancouver's weather is mild year-round. From high 70's Fahrenheit (low 20's Celsius) in summer to a mild mid 40's Fahrenheit (0Âº to 5Âº Celsius) in winter, the climate is always hospitable.


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Re: Vancouver end of April/beginning of May Aug 20, 2009, 11:20 AM Thanks, it's for our honeymoon - we're getting married on the last Saturday in April and were planning on travelling on the Monday.


Vancouver end of April/beginning of May
Re: Vancouver end of April/beginning of May. Aug 20, 2009, 11:20 AM. Thanks, it's for our honeymoon - we're getting married on the last Saturday in April and were planning on travelling on the Monday. I suppose we could take a delayed honeymoon and travel out later.


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Vancouver end of April/beginning of May - Vancouver Forum. Vancouver end of April/beginning of May. We're coming to Vancouver in the last week of April and leaving in the first week of May. I know it's not going to be hot hot, which suits us fine, but now I'm really worried it's going to rain the whole ten days.


Vancouver's Weather
Vancouver's Weather. Warmed by Pacific Ocean currents and protected by a range of mountains, Vancouver's weather is mild year-round. From high 70's Fahrenheit (low 20's Celsius) in summer to a mild mid 40's Fahrenheit (0Âº to 5Âº Celsius) in winter, the climate is always hospitable. Our winters are wet, but it rarely snows, except on our local ski hills.


Vancouver end of April/beginning of May
Re: Vancouver end of April/beginning of May Aug 20, 2009, 5:51 PM I wouldn't change your plans because the weather is so inconsistent during those times, while we know that May is statistically a tad drier than April (and April a tad drier than March, and so on), it's hard to know week by week what to expect.


Vancouver end of April/beginning of May
Answer 1 of 13: Hello, We're coming to Vancouver in the last week of April and leaving in the first week of May. I know it's not going to be hot hot, which suits us fine, but now I'm really worried it's going to rain the whole ten days.


Vancouver end of April/beginning of May
Re: Vancouver end of April/beginning of May Aug 20, 2009, 11:42 AM Thinking about this year, we planted the annuals around Mother's Day (May 10th) and, on balance, it has been glorious weather since then.


Depression, Mood Swings, Anxiety
At the same time, hormone fluctuations, life stresses, sleep troubled by night sweats, and concerns about body image, infertility, and aging can all cause emotional distress that may lead to mood swings or, in more severe cases, depression.