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Practice trading. As with everything else, you should practice day trading before you do it for real. Fortunately, that's easy thanks to modern technology. You can set up a pretend trading account and trade stocks with absolutely no financial risk.t's a way to avoid taking a steep loss on a bad trade. 2. Use limit orders. With limit orders, you're saying that you're unwilling to pay more than a specific price for a stock. It's always best to use limit orders because the market price can swing wildly in just a few minutes.


Market Cycles: The Key to Maximum Returns
A bubble is only one part of an important phase in markets, so if you want to avoid being caught off guard, it is essential to know what the different phases are. An understanding of how markets work and a good grasp of technical analysis can help you recognize market cycles.ycles are prevalent in all aspects of life; they range from the very short term, like the life cycle of a June bug, which lives only a few days, to the life cycle of a planet, which takes billions of years. No matter what market you are referring to, all have similar characteristics and go through the same phases.


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7 Ways to Find the Best Stocks to Day Trade
Below is what you want to look for when scanning stocks during the pre-market. 1  Stocks greater than $5 dollars. 2  Before all you penny stock traders begin yelling, I have nothing against you, it is just I have tight stops on my trades and trading a $1 dollar stock does not leave me much room. This step is critical because you can filter out all of the stocks that normally trade thinly and are not good candidates for day trading. 2  Make sure you review the broader value of the futures market for the major indices (Dow, NASDAQ and S&P).


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KenPom: 10 Strength of schedule: 53 RPI top-50 wins (5): 15. Tennessee (road), 16. Kentucky, 24. Missouri (road), 25. Arkansas, 26. Middle Tennessee RPI sub-100 losses: None Road record: 7-2 Remaining games: 31. Alabama, at 61. Florida, at 25. Arkansas, 76. South Carolina TENNESSEE (19-7, 9-5)


Strength of Schedule: Ranking Tennessee's SEC opponents
With SEC play starting Saturday at Arkansas, find out where Tennessee's league opponents rank in the KenPom ratings. With SEC play starting Saturday at Arkansas, find out where Tennessee's league opponents rank in the KenPom ratings.


QND has faced strong schedule, but does it matter?
Strength of schedule is often debated when it comes to the selection of teams for the NCAA men's basketball tournament or for the College Football Playoff, but every prep team in the state is invited to the Illinois High School Association tournament.


Looking at Big Ten Basketballâs Strength of Schedule
Around the League. 1  Michigan State - everyoneâs preseason favorite - is granted with the easiest overall schedule. Itâs so easy, they have the higher rating in 15 games. 2  Maryland, Iowaâs closest comparison, has the most difficult schedule. Iâm very curious to see how they fare, given the loss of Melo Trimble.


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The previous method used by KenPom measured a team's strength of schedule by the average of its opponents' rating. This means outliers like playing the 350th or 351st team would have a negative impact on a team's SOS. The WIN50 method doesn't put too much emphasis on the quality of bad opponents a team plays.


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KenPom: 38 Strength of schedule: 61 RPI top-50 wins (4): 15. Tennessee, 21. Texas A&M, 24. Missouri, 32. Oklahoma RPI sub-100 losses: None Road record: 2-6 Remaining games: 16. Kentucky, at 31. Alabama, 8. Auburn, at 24. Missouri ALABAMA (17-10, 8-6) RPI: 31 KenPom: 43


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Strength of Schedule NCSOS; Rank Team Conf W-L AdjEM AdjO AdjD AdjT Luck AdjEM OppO OppD AdjEM; 1: Virginia: ACC: 24-2 +32.17: 115.0: 38: 82.8: 1: 59.1: 351 +.009: 157 +9.06: 26: 111.6: 15: 102.5: 40 +0.15: 165: 2: Villanova: BE: 24-3 +30.88: 128.9: 1: 98.0: 41: 68.9: 143-.014: 210 +9.64: 14: 111.5: 17: 101.8: 24 +3.88: 73: 3: Duke: ACC: 22-5 +28.45: 126.5: 2: 98.1: 42: 70.6: 65-.003: 183 +9.54: 15: 110.6: 31: 101.1: 11 +5.02: 49: 4: Michigan St. B10: 26-3 +27.53: 120.8: 9: 93.2: 6: 67.7: 211


Michigan's strength of schedule ranks high on KenPom's list, offense ranked No. 4 nationally
According to college basketball metrics guru Ken Pomeroy, owner and operator of the famed KenPom.com, Michigan's strength of schedule through 17 games this season currently ranks as the second-best overall in the Big Ten. The only league team with a better strength of schedule mark, per Pomeroy? Wisconsin.


Looking at Big Ten Basketballâs Strength of Schedule
Purdue, faced with a similarly docile schedule, sweeps the league under my methodology. Maryland, Iowaâs closest comparison, has the most difficult schedule. Iâm very curious to see how they fare, given the loss of Melo Trimble.


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That seems to be giving Gonzaga an awful lot of credit for a conference schedule they don't have to play. The reality is that Gonzaga needs to schedule OOC better than everyone else, and this year they didn't even schedule OOC on a par with everyone else, even if you give them credit for how good teams were when the scheduled them.


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His performance may not be the most memorable on our list, but Mickey Hargitay was one of the first actors who was famous before taking on the role. The Hungarian-born bodybuilder became a household name thanks to his marriage to Hollywood starlet (and co-star in The Loves of Hercules), Jayne Mansfield.


Hercules
Born to Zeus and an unknown mortal woman, Hercules is a demigod with the power of super strength. He is told at some point in his life that he must complete the Twelve Labors, in order to be able to go to Mount Olympus, where he will be reunited with his father and become immortal.


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Hercules Actors of the Past Include Ryan Gosling, Kevin Sorbo, and More. July 25, 2014 @ 1:00 PM. By Esther Lee. Dwayne The Rock Johnson is the latest celeb to play Hercules, but check out the stars of '90s past who've played the powerful Greek demigod, including Ryan Gosling and Kevin Sorbo!


Hercules
âHercules to Snow White. Hercules, also known as Herc, is a character on ABC's Once Upon a Time. He dÃ©buts, with his only appearance, in the thirteenth episode of the fifth season. He is portrayed by guest star Jonathan Whitesell.


Hercules Actors of the Past Include Ryan Gosling, Kevin Sorbo, and More
The Damages star voiced the hero in Disney's 1997 animated musical fantasy rendition of Hercules. Donovan provided vocals for the film along with Susan Egan who played his onscreen love interest Meg, James Woods as the villainous Hades, and Danny DeVito as Philoctetes.


Hercules Actors of the Past Include Ryan Gosling, Kevin Sorbo, and More
Hercules Actors of the Past Include Ryan Gosling, Kevin Sorbo, and More. Dwayne The Rock Johnson is the latest celeb to play Hercules, but check out the stars of '90s past who've played the powerful Greek demigod, including Ryan Gosling and Kevin Sorbo! Credit: courtesy of Paramount Pictures.


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Having two actors portray the same character alongside one another may seem odd in todayâs world of shared movie universes, but the allure of Hercules has persuaded stars to lend their skills (and muscles) to the demigodâs adventures for decades. Here is our look at Hercules Actors Through the Years. Seen in: Hercules (1958), Hercules Unchained (1959) The character of Hercules may have existed for centuries beforehand, but it was Steve Reevesâ shift from bodybuilding to acting in Pietro Francisciâs Hercules that proved the myth could be box office gold.


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First, with Kellan Lutz (Twilight) taking up the mantle for The Legend of Hercules origin story, followed by Dwayne Johnson in the graphic novel adaptation of Hercules: The Thracian Wars, which follows the heroâs later years.


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Unlike many who would follow in his footsteps, Reeves had the acting chops to match his muscles â even if his judgement wasnât always sound. Reeves didnât just turn down Clint Eastwoodâs role in A Fistful of Dollars (1964), but refused a pay cut to play âJames Bondâ in Dr. No (1962).


Hercules
The pair join up with Megara, a woman who Cerberus is after, and the trio take down the creature, with each person killing one of the three heads. With teamwork, the trio defeat the hellbeast, which not only completes Hercules' twelfth labor, but also results in him rescuing Megara.


'The Talk' Host Aisha TylerLong Separation Ends ...Husband Files For Divorce
4/14/2016 4:20 PM PDT. Aisha Tyler's husband Jeff Tietjens is pulling the plug on their 20 year marriage. Jeff finally filed divorce docs earlier this month in L.A. Superior Court. They'd been separated since January 2015. They got hitched in 1994 after being college sweethearts.


'I'll always love him': Aisha Tyler breaks down in tears on The Talk as she discusses how husband Jeff Tietgens filed for divorce after 23 years of marriage
Aisha broke down in tears as she declared her undying love for her estranged husband despite the separation. Scroll down for video... Breaking up, breaking down: Aisha Tyler got emotional as she discussed her impending divorce from husband of 23 years Jeff Tietjens on Monday episode of The Talk.


Aisha Tyler Wiki, Husband, Divorce and Net Worth
Home Â» Actress Â» Aisha Tyler Wiki, Husband, Divorce and Net Worth. Date: 22 Mar, 2015 Report This. Aisha Tyler was born in the year 1970 on 18th of September and this makes her age 45 at this time. This American talk show host was born in San Francisco, California.


Aisha Tyler's Husband Jeff Tietjens Files for Divorce After 20 Years of Marriage
Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images. After 20 years of marriage, Aisha Tyler and her husband Jeff Tietjens are calling it quits. The Talk star's former significant other filed for divorce earlier this month in Los Angeles Superior Court, E! News can confirm, where he noted that the two had actually been separated since January 2015.


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A gastroscopy is a procedure where a thin, flexible tube called an endoscope is used to look inside the oesophagus (gullet), stomach and first part of the small intestine (duodenum). Your health, your choices


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A gastroscopy is a procedure where a thin, flexible tube called an endoscope is used to look inside the oesophagus (gullet), stomach and first part of the small intestine (duodenum). A gastroscopy is a procedure where a thin, flexible tube called an endoscope is used to look inside the oesophagus (gullet), stomach and first part of the small intestine (duodenum). It's also sometimes referred to as an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy. The endoscope has a light and a camera at one end.


Overview
A gastroscopy is a procedure where a thin, flexible tube called an end oscope is used to look inside the oesophagus (gullet), stomach and first part of the small intestine (duodenum). It's also sometimes referred to as an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy. The endoscope has a light and a camera at one end.


Laryngoscopy (Direct or Fiberoptic Laryngoscopy)
Flexible laryngoscopy: 1  You will sit upright in an exam chair in your doctorâs office. 2  Relax and breathe through your nose. 3  The doctor inserts the scope through one nostril and closely inspects your nose, throat, and larynx. 4  Photographs may be taken with a tiny camera attached to the scope.


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Possible complications that can occur include: 1  a reaction to the sedative, which can cause problems with your breathing, heart rate and blood pressure. 2  internal bleeding. 3  tearing of the lining of your oesophagus, stomach or duodenum (perforation)


Medical Dictionary
The tip of the endoscope is inserted through your mouth and then gently moved down your throat into the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum (upper gastrointestinal tract). Since the entire upper gastrointestinal (GI) tract can be examined during this test, the procedure is sometimes called esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD).


Laryngoscopy (Direct or Fiberoptic Laryngoscopy)
Results of Laryngoscopy. 1  During the visual inspection of your mouth, throat, and larynx, the doctor will note any abnormalities. In some cases, this examination is sufficient to provide a diagnosis. 2  If tissue or fluid samples were taken, specimen containers may be sent to several different laboratories for examination.


Overview
The doctor carrying out the procedure will place the endoscope in the back of your mouth and ask you to swallow the first part of the tube. It will then be guided down your oesophagus and into your stomach. The procedure shouldn't be painful, but it may be unpleasant or uncomfortable at times. Read more about how a gastroscopy is performed.


Laryngoscopy (Direct or Fiberoptic Laryngoscopy)
Rigid laryngoscopy: 1  You will lie on your back on an operating room table, and general anesthesia is administered. 2  A rigid laryngoscope is inserted into your mouth and the doctor inspects your throat and larynx. 3  Photographs may be taken of the larynx with a tiny camera attached to the scope.


Medical Dictionary
An upper gastrointestinal (UGI) endoscopy is a procedure that allows your doctor to look at the interior lining of your esophagus, your stomach, and the first part of your small intestine through a thin, flexible viewing instrument called an endoscope.


North Korea on Google Maps: Monuments, nuclear complex, gulags
'A community of citizen cartographers'. In a blog post Monday announcing the update, Google said that North Korea had been one of the largest places with limited map data in the world. Unsurprisingly, the details added to the map didn't come from the young North Korea leader Kim Jong Un's regime. Google said a community of citizen cartographers used the Internet search giant's Google Map Maker software over a period of years to pinpoint road and place names.


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Geography of Pyongyang: Read this article to learn ten facts about Pyongyang, North Korea. Learn about Pyongyang's history, architecture, geography and climate from Geography at About.com.


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Share. Korean Conflict: Read this article to learn about the conflict between North and South Korea. Learn about the history of conflict on the Korean Peninsula, the Korean War and why there are tensions between the two countries today from Geography at About.com.


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14 Articles in: North Korea Map-Geography and Maps of North Korea. View More. The ten most important things to know about the country of North Korea, including its history, geography, government, and economy.


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Ten Important Things to Know about the Country of North Korea. Share. Geography of the Korean Peninsula: Read this article to learn information about the Korean Peninsula. Learn about the Korean Peninsula's topography, geology, climate and biodiversity from Geography at About.com.


North Korea on Google Maps: Monuments, nuclear complex, gulags
North Korea on Google Maps: Monuments, nuclear complex, gulags. By Jethro Mullen, CNN. Updated 6:21 AM ET, Tue January 29, 2013. A map of Camp 22 shows previously unidentified structures -- such as guards compounds or the office of director.


North Korea Map and Satellite Image
Environmental issues for North Korea include deforestation, soil degradation and erosion. The issues concerning water include waterborne diseases, an inadequate supply of potable water and water pollution.


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Geography of North Korea: Read this article to learn about North Korea. Learn about North Korea's history, government, economy, geography and climate from Geography at About.com.


North Korea Map and Satellite Image
North Korea is located in eastern Asia. North Korea is bordered by the Korea Bay to the west, the Sea of Japan (East Sea) to the east, China to the north, and South Korea to the south. China, South Korea, Russia.


North Korea on Google Maps: Monuments, nuclear complex, gulags
North Korea prepares for nuke test 02:23. The Punggye-ri Nuclear Test Facility, where the regime may be about to carry out a new nuclear test in defiance of international pressure, doesn't appear to be featured on the map at the moment.


Expression pedal
The expression pedal is clearly visible directly above the pedalboard. An expression pedal is an important control found on many musical instruments including organs, electronic keyboards and pedal steel guitar. The musician uses the pedal to control different aspects of the sound, commonly volume. stand alone expression pedal used with electronic keyboards, amplifiers, and effects is usually a smaller pedal made of metal or plastic that can be placed on the floor and then connected to the device with an instrument cable.


Expression pedal
An expression pedal is an important control found on many musical instruments including organs, electronic keyboards and pedal steel guitar. stand alone expression pedal used with electronic keyboards, amplifiers, and effects is usually a smaller pedal made of metal or plastic that can be placed on the floor and then connected to the device with an instrument cable.


Expression pedal
An organ expression pedal is typically a large pedal, resembling an oversized automobile accelerator, either partially or fully recessed within the organ console and located either directly above or to the right of the organ's pedalboard. stand alone expression pedal used with electronic keyboards, amplifiers, and effects is usually a smaller pedal made of metal or plastic that can be placed on the floor and then connected to the device with an instrument cable.


Volume & Expression Effects Pedals
When you want to control the sound of your guitar on the fly, your pedals are the way to go. From adding effects to managing your signal routing, there's a pedal for everything. Some of the most basic, yet powerful, of these are volume and expression effects pedals.Despite their simplicity, these pedals can have a huge impact on your performance.igh-quality pedals with metal construction are the norm, so you won't have to look far to find a pedal that can take some punishment. Your volume and expression effects pedals put the most important characteristics of your sound directly into your control.


Volume & Expression Effects Pedals
In some cases, volume and expression effects pedals are one and the same. Multiple outputs allow you to control volume and effects separatelyâor, if you feel so inclined, both at once. An expression pedal is designed to accompany a multi-effects unit, amplifier or synthesizer that supports it.In a setup like this, the pedal gives you precise control over such things as the frequency of wah effects or the rate and time of modulation and delay effects.igh-quality pedals with metal construction are the norm, so you won't have to look far to find a pedal that can take some punishment. Your volume and expression effects pedals put the most important characteristics of your sound directly into your control.


Volume & Expression Effects Pedals  (217 matches found)
Of these devices, volume and expression effects pedals are among the most fundamental. While a volume pedal seems like a simple thing at first glance, many performers would agree that it's a seriously effective tool to have on your pedalboard.A volume pedal is part of the 'dynamics' family of effects.long with the volume and expression rocker pedals, you'll also find some overdrive stompboxes amongst the selection here. With these, you can have pre-set tones, from subtle grit to serious distortion, that turn on and off in an instant.


Volume & Expression Effects Pedals  (217 matches found)
Expression pedals work together with multi-effects units, amplifiers or synths to provide adjustment or generate additional effects. This gives you control over aspects such as wah-wah frequency or the timing of delays and modulation effects.long with the volume and expression rocker pedals, you'll also find some overdrive stompboxes amongst the selection here. With these, you can have pre-set tones, from subtle grit to serious distortion, that turn on and off in an instant.


Expression pedal
The expression pedal gives the organist control over the external source of power, and thus the volume, of the instrument, while leaving his or her hands free. stand alone expression pedal used with electronic keyboards, amplifiers, and effects is usually a smaller pedal made of metal or plastic that can be placed on the floor and then connected to the device with an instrument cable.


Expression pedal
A stand alone expression pedal used with electronic keyboards, amplifiers, and effects is usually a smaller pedal made of metal or plastic that can be placed on the floor and then connected to the device with an instrument cable. stand alone expression pedal used with electronic keyboards, amplifiers, and effects is usually a smaller pedal made of metal or plastic that can be placed on the floor and then connected to the device with an instrument cable.


Volume & Expression Effects Pedals  (217 matches found)
To add even more effects to your sound, you might use an expression pedal. These use a similar rocker design to volume pedals, and some are actually dual-mode pedals that can work as one or the other.long with the volume and expression rocker pedals, you'll also find some overdrive stompboxes amongst the selection here. With these, you can have pre-set tones, from subtle grit to serious distortion, that turn on and off in an instant.


About oregano, can you use the flowers and the stems, or is it just the leaves from the plant?
Best Answer: The leaves... I quote from link below: As with most herbs, oregano leaves taste best before the plant flowers. You can begin harvesting when plants have reached 4-5 inches in height. Cutting stems all the way back to the ground will encourage more stems and a fuller plant.


Edible Flowers Chart
Always remember to use flowers sparingly in your recipes due to the digestive complications that can occur with a large consumption rate. Most herb flowers have a taste thatâs similar to the leaf, but spicier. The concept of using fresh edible flowers in cooking is not new.


Edible Flowers Chart
Stems, also, can be used in place of rhubarb. The flowers and stems contain oxalic acid and should not be consumed by individuals suffering from gout, kidney stones, or rheumatism. Wax Begonias (Begonia cucullata) â The fleshy leaves and flowers are edible raw or cooked.


Edible Flowers Chart
In fact, sampling some flowers can make you very, very sick. You also should NEVER use pesticides or other chemicals on any part of any plant that produces blossoms you plan to eat. Never harvest flowers growing by the roadside. Identify the flower exactly and eat only edible flowers and edible parts of those flowers.


Growing Oregano
Oregano, an herb with a robust scent and flavor, loves to grow in pots where it can spill over an edge of a pot or low wall. However, its trailing growth also makes it a good seasonal ground cover, or it can serve as a nice edging along a path. In late summer, enjoy Greek or Italian oreganoâs white flowers against its bright-green leaves. Grow oregano in an herb garden or in containers.


Should I be pinching off my oregano flowers?
No need to remove the oregano flowers - but if you're harvesting your oregano, take the flowers along with the leaves - they are edible. As for Garlic: yes, you can use bought garlic bulbs to propagate it, as long as they haven't been treated with a growth retardant. Here's how it's done.


Should I be pinching off my oregano flowers?
If you want your Oregano to continue growing more leaves, then yes, you have to pinch off the flowers. The plant 'thinks' it must produce seeds for whatever reason, and after the flowers come, the plant will stop growing. This will also, as you've said, make it into a bushier plant, just like Basil and many others. I'm seeding herbs this week, including Oregano. It's a treat to be able to do that in autumn here.


Tips On Harvesting Oregano And How To Dry Oregano
Storing Dry Oregano. After drying oregano and harvesting the leaves, you need to store them in a dark, dry location to preserve the most flavor. Use glass bottles or airtight plastic containers. Light and air will degrade the flavor of the herb. Dry oregano will last for up to six months with best flavor and quality.


About oregano, can you use the flowers and the stems, or is it just the leaves from the plant?
Best Answer: The leaves... As with most herbs, oregano leaves taste best before the plant flowers. You can begin harvesting when plants have reached 4-5 inches in height. Cutting stems all the way back to the ground will encourage more stems and a fuller plant.


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Hodgkins, Illinois
Hodgkins, Illinois. Hodgkins is a village in Cook County, Illinois, United States. The population was 1,897 at the 2010 census. A large United Parcel Service facility, known as CACH, is located in Hodgkins. CACH employs over 9,000 people and is the largest package sorting center in the world.


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La Grange Park teachers get new 'dos for good cause LA GRANGE PARK â Third-grade teacher Tim Gorman got his head shaved by sixth-grader Roman Balcer for a good cause March 7 at Forest Road Ele ... Education. April 12, 2017 - 7:00 pm.


Welcome to the Hodgkins Park District
Our Mission, in accordance with existing statutory authority, is to provide quality leisure services, to provide open space and to maintain the park facilities and programs for all the residents of the. Hodgkins Park District. Welcome to the Hodgkins Park District.


Hodgkins, IL
Hodgkins, IL. Sponsored Topics. Hodgkins is a village in Cook County, Illinois, United States. The population was 2,134 at the 2000 census. A large United Parcel Service sorting facility, known as CACH, is located partly in Hodgkins and partly in nearby Willow Springs on the outskirts of Chicago.


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Welcome Home! As a resident of the Village of Hodgkins, you can enjoy a safe, family-oriented community. A combination of the Hodgkins Park District, Library and Elementary School provides many programs to teach and keep our children in a safe environment.


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We recently switched my wife's cell phone provider from T-Mobile to Credo. I've had my eye on Credo for almost a year since I found out they donate money to good causes - 1% of charges plus they give you the option of rounding up your bill to the nearest $1/5/10 and donating the difference.


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The coverage is just as good as T-Mobile. The plan isn't quite as economical - $29.99/month gets you 200 minutes with Credo and 300 minutes with T-Mobile. However, since neither of us ever uses 200 minutes in a month, it makes no difference to us.


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By the sounds of things Credo will be a MVNO â Mobile Virtual Network Operator. Your contract is with Credo and you pay money to Credo, and when you turn your handset on it will say Credo, but Credo will buy wholesale capacity on Sprint Nextelâs network so some of your money will go to Sprint.


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What does âno contract for 30 daysâ mean? New members on a two-year service contract get 30 days to explore their new service with CREDO Mobile before the early termination fee goes into effect. All service charges and late/damaged equipment fees will apply during the first 30 days.


What do you guys know about CREDO Mobile?
In fact, unlike any other phone company, we plant 100 trees for every ton of paper we use. Plus, we offer everything youâd expect from a first-rate carrier, and switching to our comprehensive service couldnât be simpler. With CREDO Mobile, you get:*. Contract buyout credit (up to $200 each for a total of three lines) and your choice of phone. 25% off your monthly service fee for a year.


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Credo is what's called a MVNO, or a Mobile Virtual Network Operator - a term that defines service providers that license or lease a carrier's network and provide service on that network. Credo Mobile uses the Sprint network (perhaps that explains why they stay away from criticizing Sprint's corporate behavior). If you are a Credo Mobile customer, your network provider is Sprint, but your service and billing are handled by Credo Mobile. Most MVNOs give their customers a better value for their dollar, though they often include certain compromises. For example, many MVNO's save on cost by not providing any roaming coverage.


Remarkable Nationwide 4G LTE coverage.
Here at CREDO Mobile, weâre always working on better. A better world for all of us. And better ways to keep you connected to it. Experience remarkable coverage on the nationâs largest and most dependable 4G LTE network.


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You can exchange your CREDO Mobile device for another device within 30 days of your order date. Youâll be charged a $36 restocking fee for each device you exchange. If the new CREDO device has a higher value, you'll be charged the cost of the new device.


Cricket Wireless Review
When AT&T acquired the company and merged it with Aio Wireless, Cricket transformed. Today, it runs on AT&T's network and has the benefit of coast-to-coast coverage. Cricket's place atop the lesser carriers was assured after its introduction to an unlimited data plan.


How to set up my Wireless Extender to use the same SSID as my router
To set up the wireless range extender to use the same SSID as your router: 1  Follow the steps in the setup wizard for the wireless extender. For more information regarding installation, see Setting up NETGEAR Wi-Fi Range Extenders. 2  When the wizard prompts you for an SSID, simply replace the default SSID with the same SSID as your main router.


How to Set Up Netgear as a Repeater
A wireless repeater, as the name indicates, repeats or extends the wireless signal produced from a router. Businesses use a repeater to expand the broadcast range of their networks, improving signal strength and enabling devices outside the range of the router to connect to the network. Not all Netgear routers support wireless distribution system, which is a critical part of setting up the router as a repeater. Review the documentation included with your router to ensure you can set it up using this procedure. 1. Connect an Ethernet cable to the Netgear router hosting the network.


Turn your wireless router into a WiFi Range Extender / Wireless Repeater
4.5 I have a new Netgear Nighthawk x8 and I would like to use my old Netgear R6300 as a range extender. 4.6 I have Netgear N 300 Wireless Router. 4.7 I have a Netgear D6200, that's a DSL modem router. We switched providers & now have a cable router.


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Using a range extender with AC1750 WiFi DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem Router. I am using a Netgear WN2000RPTv2 range extender with my current Netgear router. I have purchased the replacement modem/router model mentioned in the subject line.


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Turn your wireless router into a WiFi Range Extender / Wireless Repeater
Typically, a range extender will connect via WiFi to the main SSID and repeat or create your own - only for Router to Extender. With Netgear routers, setting the other router as a WiFi Extender or booster must have less encryption. You can have multiple routers set as a range extender.


Can I connect Range Extender's Ethernet Port to another access point/router?
I did not connect to the router. Instead of bringing the modem/router to your desired area you can just leave the router/modem where they are and wirelessly move your range extender somewhere between the router and another point in your house where you have weaker signal.


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Re: Using a range extender with AC1750 WiFi DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem Router. Your range extender will extend only 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. It will not be able to assist any devices that use 5 GHz. Those devices will either need to connect directly to your new modem/router, or you will need to constrain them to 2.4 GHz, or you can buy a dual-band extender.


Can I connect Range Extender's Ethernet Port to another access point/router?
I have a home network with 2 Netgear Routers: 1 Modem+Router, 1 Router only. I have DELL Laptop, with Windows 8.1. Presently, the router + modem gets heated up due to being on since months! And so my wifi gets disconnected occassionally. So I'm thinking of buying a Netgear Range Extender.


Can I connect Range Extender's Ethernet Port to another access point/router?
The Range Extender has an Ethernet/Lan Port, and I don't know what it's useful for, there's no info provided on the netgear site, except that it's supposed to connect Home A/V devices to the network via LAN. If A/V can be connected, then I'm hopeful that the Router could be connected too!


Washington Cascades Offer Outstanding Recreational Year-Round Activities
Central Cascades. The Central Cascades offer an extensive array of outdoor recreational activities less than two hours by car from Seattle, making the area a popular playground for hiking, backpacking, climbing and skiing for one of the Pacific Northwest's largest metropolitan centers.


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Crater Lake National Park, located in southwest Oregon, with year-round access on the south via Hwy. 62: World-famous, 1,900-foot-deep Crater Lake lies in the caldera of what is left of once 12,000-foot-high-Mt. Mazama, which was destroyed by a catastrophic eruption about 6,800 years ago.


OregonCascade Mountains Travel Region
Dominated by approximately 700 miles of the Cascade Mountain Range, the Oregon Cascades region is legendary for its recreational opportunities.


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Frommer's Washington State, 7th Edition by Karl Samson. This expert author tells you where to find great places to stay in every price range, the best outdoor recreation and much more. Utilize the planning tools to maximize your next adventure in the Evergreen State.


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Crater Lake Gem of the Cascades by K R. Cranson. This geological account of Crater Lake National Park incorporates the latest research conducted in the park by United States Geological Survey geologists and other scientists.


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Mount Hood Loop, located on the northern boundary of Oregon: One of the worlds most scenic highway loops, through a gorge cut by the Columbia River along Interstate I-84, along the fault-and volcano-bounded Hood River Valley (Hwy. 35), and up the flanks of Mount Hood (Highways 35 and 26). For information, contact Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, 902 Wasco Ave., Suite 200, Hood River, OR 97031, phone (541) 386-2333, or Mt. Hood National Forest, 16400 Champion Way, Sandy OR 97053, phone (503) 668-1700.


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Highroad Guide to the Washington Cascades by Allan May. This guide contains detailed trail instructions and 50 maps in an easy to use format leading you to the best sites of Washington's Cascade Mountains.


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Selected Climbs in the Cascades Volume II by Jim Nelson and Peter Potterfield. Features 100 routes, including top favorite sport and crag climbing areas. Illustrated throughout with black and white photographs, several with route overlays.


OregonCascade Mountains Travel Region
Today, a half-million people make the trek to the national park, which is located a couple of hours' drive from Central Point and Medford. The Oregon Cascades region is best known of course, for its excellent skiing and backcountry recreation opportunities. Ski areas pepper the slopes from Mount Hood near the state's northern border, all the way to Mount Ashland, in the south.


Generic Name: Ranolazine
Generic for Ranexa* (Ranolazine) is an anti-anginal medication prescribed to treat chronic angina. The symptoms of angina are discomfort and pain in the chest, which is caused by inadequate blood flow in the heart.


Ranexa
Ranexa is contraindicated in patients: 1  Taking strong inhibitors of CYP3A [see Drug Interactions (7.1)] 2  Taking inducers of CYP3A [see Drug Interactions (7.1)] 3  With liver cirrhosis [see Use in Specific Populations (8.6)]


Ranexa
Ranexa is supplied as film-coated, oblong-shaped, extended-release tablets in the following strengths: 1  500 mg tablets are light orange, with GSI500 on one side. 2  1000 mg tablets are pale yellow, with GSI1000 on one side.


DESCRIPTION
Tell your doctor if you take medicines: 1  for your heart. 2  for cholesterol. 3  for diabetes. 4  for infection. 5  for fungus. 6  for transplant. 7  for nausea and vomiting because of cancer treatments. 8  for mental problems.


Ranexa
Indications and Usage for Ranexa. RanexaÂ® is indicated for the treatment of chronic angina. Ranexa may be used with beta-blockers, nitrates, calcium channel blockers, anti-platelet therapy, lipid-lowering therapy, ACE inhibitors, and angiotensin receptor blockers.


What is Generic for Betaserc* used for?
It is pertinent to note that side effects of Generic for Ranexa* cannot be anticipated. If any side effects of Generic for Ranexa* develop or change in intensity, the doctor should be informed as soon as possible.


What is Generic for Elidel* used for?
What is the recommended dosage of Generic for Ranexa*? The dosage of Generic for Ranexa* prescribed to each patient will vary. Always follow your physicianâs instructions and/or the directions on the prescription drug label. The following dosage information includes the common dose of Generic for Ranexa*.


What is Generic for Betaserc* used for?
If your physician has instructed or directed you to take Generic for Ranexa* medication in a regular schedule and you have missed a dose of this medicine, take it as soon as you remember. However, if it is almost time for your next dose, instead skip the missed dose and go back to your regular dosing schedule.


Welcome to kenwood hearing centers
Welcome to kenwood hearing centers We've been helping people in Sonoma County improve their lives through better hearing for more than 50 years. We have five conveniently located offices with professionally trained Audiologists and Hearing Specialists to provide you with the very best care.


Hearing Aid Price: How much do they really cost?
The price of some hearing aids are not cheap and a lot of that money could be used elsewhere, so choosing an affordable hearing aid is the most logical approach. With this in mind, expensive hearing aids will cost more to insure, much like a more lucrative vehicle. Hearing aids are also easier to lose or damage than a car and therefore command greater thought in regard to properly insuring them and this may reduce the long-run price in case any hearing aids get lost or break.


Invisible technology needs top-notch care.
Whether you suffer from tinnitus or age-related hearing loss, a free hearing aid consultation with one of our hearing professionals is the first step towards an improved quality of life. We will work closely with you and your local audiologist to find hearing aids that are the best fit for your lifestyle and budget. So, why wait? Start your journey to better hearing today!


Hearing Aid Reviews, What Are the Best Brands and How Much Do They Cost?
Thatâs why I created this website Complete Hearing Aid Reviews.com. This website was designed to provide you with complete hearing aid reviews. To help you determine which hearing instruments are best suited for your lifestyle and budget.


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Made for iPhone hearing aids will vary in cost from about $1500 each to $3500+ a piece, depending on the technology level purchased. If you have a calm lifestyle and struggle to hear mostly in one-on-one environments, you could get away with an entry level set of Made for iPhone aids for probably around $3000-$3500 for a set.


What is the average cost of a premium hearing aid? Should I purchase from Costco or an independent doctor?
Hereâs another way to think about the price of hearing aids. If your hearing aids cost $4800, and they have a life expectancy of five years, they will cost you $960 per year, $80 per month or $2.66 per day. In other words, while the total amount is high, the ongoing usage price is reasonable.


How Much Does Miracle Ear Cost
Besides knowing how much does miracle ear cost, when it comes to style, there are different kinds of hearing aids available for you. The behind-the-ear (BTE) has an average cost of around $450 â $5600 dollars. There are also economy ones that offers a basic BTE hearing aid for the price of $630.


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Getting used to the hearing aids; Train your hearing. Excercises; Maintenance of hearing aids. Batteries; cleansing and care line; Children & Parents. Using hearing aids. Setting expectations; Helping improve speech. How to communicate with your child; Encourage your child; Getting used to hearing aids; Handling and care. Insert a hearing aid; Check performance; Maintenance; FAQ


What Are Carbohydrates?
Good carbs are: 1  Low or moderate in calories. 2  High in nutrients. 3  Devoid of refined sugars and refined grains. 4  High in naturally occurring fiber. 5  Low in sodium. 6  Low in saturated fat. 7  Very low in, or devoid of, cholesterol and trans fats.


Good Carbs, Bad Carbs: Why Carbohydrates Matter to You
And some carbs have also been promoted as a healthful nutrient associated with lower risk of chronic disease. So which is it? Are carbs good or bad? The short answer is that they are both. Fortunately, itâs easy separate the good from the bad. We can reap the health benefits of good carbs by choosing carbohydrates full of fiber. These carbs that get absorbed slowly into our systems, avoiding spikes in blood sugar levels. Examples: whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and beans. We can minimize the health risk of bad carbs by eating fewer refined and processed carbohydrates that strip away beneficial fiber. Examples: white bread and white rice. Why Carbohydrates Matter


What Are Carbohydrates?
Carb intake for most people should be between 45 and 65 percent of total calories. One gram of carbohydrates equals about 4 calories, so a diet of 1,800 calories per day would equal about 202 grams on the low end and 292 grams of carbs on the high end. However, people with diabetes should not eat more than 200 grams of carbs per day, while pregnant women need at least 175 grams.


What Are Carbohydrates?
Carbohydrates are the sugars, starches and fibers found in fruits, grains, vegetables and milk products. Though often maligned in trendy diets, carbohydrates â one of the basic food groups â are important to a healthy life.


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Those grams come from the lactose (milk sugars) not from added sweeteners. To get an idea of how many grams of sugar on the label come from added sugars â such as high fructose corn syrup or white or brown sugar -- check the list of ingredients on the label.


What Are Carbohydrates?
Simple carbs are also in candy, soda and syrups. However, these foods are made with processed and refined sugars and do not have vitamins, minerals or fiber. They are called empty calories and can lead to weight gain, according to the NIH. Complex carbohydrates (polysaccharides) have three or more sugars.


Good Carbs vs Bad Carbs â What Are You Eating?
Bad carbs are: 1  High in calories. 2  Full of refined sugars, like corn syrup, white sugar, honey and fruit juices. 3  High in refined grains like white flour. 4  Low in many nutrients. 5  Low in fiber. 6  High in sodium. 7  Sometimes high in saturated fat. 8  Sometimes high in cholesterol and trans fats.


What Are Carbohydrates?
Simple carbohydrates contain just one or two sugars, such as fructose (found in fruits) and galactose (found in milk products). These single sugars are called monosaccharides. Carbs with two sugars â such as sucrose (table sugar), lactose (from dairy) and maltose (found in beer and some vegetables) â are called disaccharides, according to the NIH.


What Are Carbohydrates?
Though carbs are often blamed for weight gain, the right kind of carbs can actually help you lose and maintain a healthy weight. This happens because many good carbohydrates, especially whole grains and vegetables with skin, contain fiber.


What Are Carbohydrates?
According to the American Diabetes Association, nonstarchy vegetables generally contain only about 5 grams of carbohydrates per cup of raw vegetables, and most of those carbs come from fiber. Good carbs vs. bad carbs. Carbohydrates are found in foods you know are good for you (vegetables) and ones you know are not (doughnuts).


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Standard ceilings range from 96 to 108 inches -- 8 to 9 feet -- tall with a closet system's top shelf hung at between 87 and 96 inches above the floor based on the overall ceiling height in the closet, but this isn't set in concrete.


ADA Accessibility Guidelines for Buildings and Facilities  (ADAAG)
Blankets require a shelf depth of between 14 and 18 inches, while men and women's shoes fit comfortably on a shelf 10 to 14 inches deep. Sweaters, towels and sheets need a shelf that is 14 and 16 inches deep, while T-shirts require at least 12 to 14 inches. Rod heights vary based on the type of rods installed. For example, a single-rod system generally measures 66 inches from the floor to the bottom of the rod. Install a valet rod for adults at 70 inches above the floor and 60 inches above the floor for children.


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In a 24 deep closet 16wide single rod shelf at 66, I like to add a 12 shelf above at 78. In a walk-in closet 66 is a nice rod shelf height and gives some room between it and the 80 top shelf above it..


Closet Shelving Layout & Design
Laying out and installing closet shelving used to be simpleâyou just installed a single shelf and pole in every closet, about 66 in. from the floor so a dress wouldnât drag on the carpet.


Closet Shelving Layout
Single Shelf-and-Pole: To accommodate long coats and dresses, a section of single shelf-and-pole should be installed in every closet (closets for children are often an exception).


Closet Shelving Layout
To keep dresses and coats from dragging on the floor, install single shelf-and-pole at least 66 in. from the floorâtake the measurement from the bottom of the shelf (that puts the pole at about 64 in. from the floor).


Closet Shelving Layout
Shelving shapes and sizes: For most jobs, closet shelving breaks down to only a few basic types: Single shelf-and-pole, double pole and sweater shelves/shoe shelves.


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Used to be 67 with one rod and shelf. Then everyone started doing 2 shelves, 2 rods, etc. so they could end up anywhere. I think alot of the old standards were meant to accommadate children and adults. I had a guy today that wanted his shaving sink at 42. (normal vanity sink is at 30).


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Handrail heights have moved up about 6 in the last 100 years to accomadate the taller people of our time. The reference to shoulder height for closet rods, is a good idea (likewise, counters can be set at 3 below the elbow). Anyway, some customers use the floor of the closet more often than the shelf above the rod. I like to add a shoe shelf 6 off the floor and the higher shelf and rod allow this to be more accessible.


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Committees of Safety. Committees of Safety were a network of committees authorized by the Continental Congress, endorsed by the Second Provincial Congress of North Carolina and the North Carolina Assembly, and established in late 1774 and early 1775 to enforce the Continental Association banning all trade with Britain.


Committees of Safety
Average: 5 (2 votes) Committees of Safety were a network of committees authorized by the Continental Congress, endorsed by the Second Provincial Congress of North Carolina and the North Carolina Assembly, and established in late 1774 and early 1775 to enforce the Continental Association banning all trade with Britain.


Making Workplace-Safety Committees Work
Establishing workplace-safety committees is one way management can encourage employees to participate in implementing and monitoring the companyâs safety program. Typical responsibilities of workplace-safety committees include: Developing safe work practices. Crafting written safety programs.


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The Committee of Safety. 1642-4. The Committee of Safety was first established on 5 July 1642 to liaise between Westminster and Parliament's armies in the field. It was also responsible for the day-to-day control of military supplies.


The Committee of Safety
Â» Church & State Â» The First Civil War Â» The Committee of Safety. The Committee of Safety was first established on 5 July 1642 to liaise between Westminster and Parliament's armies in the field. It was also responsible for the day-to-day control of military supplies.


Committee of Public Safety
From September 1793 to July 1794, the Committee of Public Safety was composed of the same men (with the exception of Marie-Jean HÃ©rault de SÃ©chelles, who was guillotined in April 1794), and it controlled France, dominating the National Convention and relying on the support of the Jacobins (radical democrats).


Committee of Safety
Fighting for our community's Health, Safety, Welfare, and way of Life. Cambridge April 29, 1775. This may certify that the bearer, Mr. Paul Revere, is messenger to the Committee of Safety and that all dispatch and assistance be given him in instances that the business of the Colony may be facilitated Jos. Warren, Chair.


Safety Committee Duties and Functions
Duties and Functions of Safety Committee. 1  Elect committee co-chairs. Co-chair positions shall be two-year terms. 2  Hold regular meetings at least once a month except months when quarterly workplace safety inspections are held. 3  Maintain written records of all meetings, including meeting agendas and minutes.


Committee of Public Safety
Committee of Public Safety. Committee of Public Safety, French ComitÃ© De Salut Public, political body of the French Revolution that gained virtual dictatorial control over France during the Reign of Terror (September 1793 to July 1794).


Positive And Negative Effects Of Cloning Biology Essay
Cloning can provide as the best means to replicate animals that can be used for research purposes. Cloning can also allow the genetic alteration of plants and animals. Negative effects of cloning. The negative effects of human cloning contravene nature, because it is not via the natural reproductive process, which is by a man and a woman. Human cloning is creating life. It is also inhuman because a clone makes no differences as us.


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Attention to this issue was spurred by the reported cloning of a large mammal--a sheep--in a new way. The method involved not merely splitting an early-stage embryo to produce identical twins. Rather, it entailed producing a nearly exact genetic replica of an already existing adult.


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To justify human cloning on the basis of utility, all the consequences of allowing this practice have to be considered, not only the benefits generated by the exceptional situations commonly cited in its defense.


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Cloning. 1  We live in a brave new world in which reproductive technologies are ravaging as well as replenishing families. 2  This new eugenics is simply the latest version of the age-old quest to make human beings--in fact, humanity as a whole--the way we want them to be: perfect.


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Utility justifications are common in discussions of human cloning. 1  Typical examples include: 2  By having clones, people can, in some measure, have more of themselves in the world and thereby make a bigger impact. 3  Parents can replace a dying child with a genetically identical new one.


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Cloning. 1  We live in a brave new world in which reproductive technologies are ravaging as well as replenishing families. Increasingly common are variations of the situation in which baby's mother is also grandma-and sister.1 Sometimes extreme measures are necessary in order to have the kind of child we want.


Positive And Negative Effects Of Cloning Biology Essay
Cloning can make it possible for us to obtain customised organisms and apply them for health benefits of society. Cloning can provide as the best means to replicate animals that can be used for research purposes. Cloning can also allow the genetic alteration of plants and animals. Negative effects of cloning The negative effects of human cloning contravene nature, because it is not via the natural reproductive process, which is by a man and a woman. Human cloning is creating life.


Positive And Negative Effects Of Cloning Biology Essay
Positive effects of cloning If the vital organs of the human body can be cloned, it can be provided as a backup system for human beings. Cloning body parts can serve as a lifesaver.


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As previously argued, we would do better to avoid attempting to justify human cloning simply based on its consequences. But if we are tempted to do so, we must be honest and include all the consequences and not be swayed by exceptional cases that seem so appealing because of the special benefits they would achieve.


Positive And Negative Effects Of Cloning Biology Essay
Positive effects of cloning. If the vital organs of the human body can be cloned, it can be provided as a backup system for human beings. Cloning body parts can serve as a lifesaver. When a body organ such as a kidney or heart fails to function, there is a possibility to replace it with the cloned body organ.


Q: What is a Moon Roof?
A moonroof is also sometimes referred to as a sunroof, but there are generally accepted differences between the two. A moonroof includes a tinted glass panel. It is actually an additional window that is positioned in the roof of your car. A sunroof contains a metal panel that is capable of retracting into or above the roof.


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Sunroof vs Moonroof. For many people, their car is often the extension of their personality. This is why car companies now provide a number of different accessories that prospective car owners can choose from, to personalize the car that they would be buying.


Moonroof vs. Sunroof: What Are the Differences?
A moonroof is considered a type of sunroof because it lets in light and air through the top of the vehicle. But there are also different characteristics in terms of material and functionality. As noted by KBB, a moonroof generally includes a tinted glass panel, much like an extra window on top of the car.


Difference between sunroof and moonroof
A sunroof is a sliding or a venting opening in the roof of the automobile right above the passenger seats which is either manually opened or motor driven in order to allow air and sunlight enter the passenger area. It was the Nash Motor Company that first offered the sunroof as an option on some of its 1937 models.


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A moonroof is a type of a sunroof. Sunroof only lets air and light in when opened. Moonroof allows light in even when its closed. Most moonroofs cannot be opened. Sunroofs can be opened either manually or automatically. Sunroofs are made from opaque material. Moonroofs are made from glass.


Difference Between Sunroof and Moonroof
One of the major differences between a sunroof and a moonroof is what it is made out of. In fact, this is the most obvious difference between the two. Sunroofs are usually made of an opaque material, usually the same metal that is used to fabricate the body of the car. On the other hand, moonroofs are made out of glass.


Q: What is a Moon Roof?
The moonroof is technically considered a type of sunroof. There are actually several different types of sunroofs/moonroofs that come standard or are available as car options. They include spoiler sunroofs, pop-up sunroofs, top-mount sunroofs, folding sunroofs, removable roof panels, and panoramic roof systems.


Difference between sunroof and moonroof
Summary. 1  A moonroof is a type of a sunroof. 2  Sunroof only lets air and light in when opened. Moonroof allows light in even when its closed. 3  Most moonroofs cannot be opened. Sunroofs can be opened either manually or automatically.  Sunroofs are made from opaque material. Moonroofs are made from glass.


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Moonroofs typically will tilt open slightly to allow fresh air into the cabin, but wonât open completely like a sunroof. Many times, adds KBB, a moonroof will also include an interior sliding shade/panel matching your carâs interior so you can shut the light out. Sunroofs.org says moonroofs are generally offered in luxury vehicles, which are often larger and the sliding panel can fit completely within the roof.


Difference Between Sunroof and Moonroof
Difference Between Sunroof and Moonroof. For many people, their car is often the extension of their personality. This is why car companies now provide a number of different accessories that prospective car owners can choose from, to personalize the car that they would be buying. Sunroofs and moonroofs are just among the most popular car accessories.


Super Bowl Winners: Final Score of Every NFL Finale in History
Bradshaw went 17-of-30 passing for 318 yards, tossing four touchdowns to one interception, per NFL.com. Hall of Fame receiver Lynn Swann helped with much of that damage with seven catches for 124 yards and a score, while Harris added 68 yards and a TD on the ground.


Super Bowl Winners: Final Score of Every NFL Finale in History
Facing off against the Denver Broncos in the Super Bowl, Montana and Rice put their chemistry on full display, connecting seven times for 148 yards and three touchdowns in effortless fashion, per NFL.com. Montana was flawless, and the defense held John Elway to 10-of-26 passing for 108 yards and two interceptions.


Do Thursday night NFL games produce lower or higher total point scores than Sunday NFL games?
Over 67 Thursday games since 2002, the average total combined score for the games is 42.00. Over 2,668 games in the NFL since 2002, the average total combined score the games is 43.06. Based on these numbers, it appears that Thursday night games lead to a slightly lower score on average.


2015 St. Louis Rams Schedule & Game Results
Player Season Finder, Player Game Finder, Team Game Finder, Team Streak Finder... Super Bowl Winners Super Bowl Play Finder, Super Bowl Leaders, Super Bowl Standings...


What are the Most Common Score Totals in the NFL?
In the NFL, the over/under generally ranges from the high 30's to the low 50's with the average being around 45. But how does this coincide with actual NFL score totals? We decided to look at the last 10 seasons (2002-2011), which is comprised of 2,668 regular season and playoff games, to get an indication of historical score totals in the NFL. What is the Most Common NFL Score Total? 41. The most common combined score in the NFL is 41 with 114 games or 4.27% of games finishing with this total. The second most common game total is 44 with 106 games. This falls in line closely with what is seen as over/under totals. What is the Average NFL Score Total? In looking at the totals of 2,668 games, we find that the average score total in the NFL is 43.06. What was the Highest NFL Score Total? 106.


Do Thursday night NFL games produce lower or higher total point scores than Sunday NFL games?
Over 67 Thursday games since 2002, the average total combined score for the games is 42.00. Over 2,668 games in the NFL since 2002, the average total combined score the games is 43.06. Based on these numbers, it appears that Thursday night games... This page may be out of date.


Super Bowl Winners: Final Score of Every NFL Finale in History
With that in mind, letâs take a look at each big game in the Super Bowl's history, followed by a closer look at some of the greatest winners of all time. List of Super Bowl Winners No.


Super Bowl Winners: Final Score of Every NFL Finale in History
This Bears team is absolutely legendary. Not only did it routinely crush opponents on defenseâgiving up just 12.4 points per game all season long and cruising through three postseason games with a combined score of 91-10âbut it also had fun doing it.


Super Bowl Winners: Final Score of Every NFL Finale in History
The â89 Niners were one of the most dominant teams the NFL has ever had the fortune to put on the field. Joe Montana and Jerry Rice were in their primes at the time, which allowed this team to average a whopping 27.6 points per game. The defense wasnât shabby either, with Ronnie Lott and Charles Haley wreaking havoc on the opposition.


Super Bowl Winners: Final Score of Every NFL Finale in History
The team averaged 25.6 points, the second most in the league that year, in addition to boasting a defense that gave up the least amount of yards per game in the league. That balance translated to immense success on the field, with a point differential of plus-166.


California Community College Fees
Covers 100 percent of the first $2,000 in tuition payments and textbook costs. Covers 25 percent of the second $2,000 (for maximum tax credit of $2,500). Covers 20 percent of first $10,000 in fee payments (up to $2,000 per tax year). Deducts between $2,000 and $4,000 in fee payments (depending on income level).


California Community College Fees
The Governor proposes to increase California Community College (CCC) fees from $26 per unit to $36 per unit beginning in July 2011.


Community College Cost
For example, tuition and fees at community colleges in Texas for 2013-2014 are $1,630-$6,153 for state residents and $4,150-$16,683 for out-of-state students, with an average cost of $2,394 for Texas residents and $6,322 for nonresidents.


Dover Castle
The Castle was first built, entirely out of clay. It collapsed to the ground and the clay was then used as the flooring for many of the ground-floor rooms. Dover Castle is a medieval castle in Dover, Kent.It was founded in the 11th century and has been described as the Key to England due to its defensive significance throughout history.n 1088, eight knights were appointed under tenures to guard Dover Castle, their names were: William d'Albrincis; Fulberl de Dover, William d'Arsic; Geoffrey Peverell; William Maminot; Robert du Port; Hugh Crevecoeur; and Adam Fitzwilliam.


Dover Castle England: The Story Of A Mighty Fortress
Dover Castle, England, is an incredible historical site that perches on the dramatic white cliffs of the English channel. Unlike any other castle in England, Dover has played an important role in British history for more than 950 years. It was one of the first Norman castles in England, established in 1066.ightfully, Dover Castle in England is Kent's biggest tourist attraction and one of the most visited castles in the UK. It's a great day-trip from London, or stop-off from a ferry to France.


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194,811 pages on this wiki. Dover Castle is a medieval castle in the town of the same name in the English county of Kent. It was founded in the 12th century and has been described as the Key to England due to its defensive significance throughout history. It is the largest castle in England.he castle today Edit. Dover Castle is a Scheduled Monument, which means it is a nationally important historic building and archaeological site that has been given protection against unauthorised change. It is also a Grade I listed building, and recognised as an internationally important structure.


Dover Castle
Dover Castle is a medieval castle in the town of the same name in the English county of Kent.It was founded in the 12th century and has been described as the Key to England due to its defensive significance throughout history. It is the largest castle in England.he castle today Edit. Dover Castle is a Scheduled Monument, which means it is a nationally important historic building and archaeological site that has been given protection against unauthorised change. It is also a Grade I listed building, and recognised as an internationally important structure.


Castles in England
Before the Castle. Commanding the shortest sea crossing between England and the continent, Dover Castle has a long and immensely eventful history.Many centuries before King Henry II began the great stone castle here in the 1180s, its spectacular site above the famous white cliffs may well have been the site of an Iron Age hillfort.efore the Castle. Commanding the shortest sea crossing between England and the continent, Dover Castle has a long and immensely eventful history.


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Guardian of the 'Gateway to England'. Dover Castle is one of the largest castles in England, proudly standing on top of the White Cliffs, overlooking busy port of Dover.he castle guards the shortest crossing point to continental Europe. (It is only 21 miles (34 km) between Dover and France.). Dover castle's location, over looking the Straits of Dover, has meant that it has played an important part in guarding Britain from invaders.


Dover Castle England: The Story Of A Mighty Fortress
And, so to the Secret Wartime Tunnels, the remnants of modern warfare in Dover Castle England. These tunnels spread across three layers in the cliff the southern aspect of the site, descending to the depths of 50m above sea-level ('ground' level is some 700m above sea-level).ightfully, Dover Castle in England is Kent's biggest tourist attraction and one of the most visited castles in the UK. It's a great day-trip from London, or stop-off from a ferry to France.


Dover Castle England: The Story Of A Mighty Fortress
Rightfully, Dover Castle in England is Kent's biggest tourist attraction and one of the most visited castles in the UK. It's a great day-trip from London, or stop-off from a ferry to France.It's also a popular stop-over for cruises touring Europe.ightfully, Dover Castle in England is Kent's biggest tourist attraction and one of the most visited castles in the UK. It's a great day-trip from London, or stop-off from a ferry to France.


Which organism is not not include in domain archaea?
Archaea is one of the three domains of life. It includes mainly extremophiles, which are bacteria that survive in extreme conditions like high temperature or acidity. Odds are that you've never encountered an extremophile. They live in places like geothermal vents at the bottom of the sea.


Prokaryotic Diversity
The domain Bacteria comprises all organisms in the kingdom Bacteria, the domain Archaea comprises the rest of the prokaryotes, and the domain Eukarya comprises all eukaryotes, including organisms in the kingdoms Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, and Protista.


3 domains and types of organisms in each?
Best Answer: Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya. Bacteria are prokaryotic cells which do not have membrane bound organelles. Many pathogens and germs are in this group. Archaea are prokaryotic cells which do not have membrane bound organelles. Many extremophiles are in this group - organisms which can withstand very high temperatures, salts, pH, and other extreme conditions. Eukarya are eukaryotic cells which have membrane bound organelles.


Archaea
Archaea and bacteria are superficially similar in size and shape, although some archaea species have remarkable geometric shapes, such as the flat and square-shaped cells of some genus Haloquadra members.


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-prokaryotic cells lack many of the features that occur in eukaryotic cells. -The domains Archaea and Bacteria are both monophyletic groups, meaning they have a single common ancestor. they also contain Earth's smallest known cells and are the most abundant organisms in the world.


Which organism is not not include in domain archaea?
The other two domains are bacteria and eukaryota. Eukaryotes include everything multicellular, so any organism you can observe with your eyes is a eukaryote. Bacteria are nearly everywhere, including on your skin and in your gut, but too small to see. Views.


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Prokaryotic organisms can live in every type of environment on Earth, from very hot, to very cold, to super haline, to very acidic. The domains Bacteria and Archaea are the ones containing prokaryotic organisms. The Archaea are prokaryotes that inhabit extreme environments, such as inside of volcanoes, while Bacteria are more common organisms, such as E. coli.


Chapter 22 Archaea and Bacteria
-prokaryotic cells lack many of the features that occur in eukaryotic cells. Examples include nuclei having an envelope with complex pores, mitochondria, and other membrane-bound organelles. -The domains Archaea and Bacteria are both monophyletic groups, meaning they have a single common ancestor. they also contain Earth's smallest known cells and are the most abundant organisms in the world.


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1 down to the fat. 2  In removing an invasive melanoma that is 1 mm or less in Breslowâs thickness, the margins of surrounding skin are extended to 1 cm and the excision goes through all skin layers and down to the fascia (the layer of tissue covering the muscles).


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Surgical Techniques Improve. The first step in treatment is the removal of the melanoma, and the standard method of doing this is by surgical excision (cutting it out).


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En Espanol. EspaÃ±ol the first step in treatment is the removal of the, melanoma and the standard method of doing this is by surgical (excision cutting it). out


Treatment Overview
Melanoma may be cured if it's found and treated in its early stages when it affects only the skin. If melanoma has spread, it is much harder to treat. How much and what type of treatment you need depends on the stage.


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1 In removing an invasive melanoma that is 1 mm or less in Breslowâs thickness, the margins of surrounding skin are extended to 1 cm and the excision goes through all skin layers and down to the fascia (the layer of tissue covering the muscles). 2  If the melanoma is 1.01 to 2 mm thick, a margin of 1-2 cm is taken.


Skin Cancer Treatment
Melanoma tumors must be removed surgically, preferably before they spread beyond the skin into other organs. The surgeon removes the tumor fully, along with a safe margin of surrounding tissue. There is controversy whether removing nearby lymph nodes is valuable in certain cases.


Skin Cancer Treatment
Neither radiation nor chemotherapy will cure advanced melanoma, but either treatment may slow the disease and relieve symptoms. Chemotherapy, sometimes in combination with immunotherapy -- using drugs like interferon-alpha and interleukin-2-- is generally preferred.


Treatment Overview
Treatment choices. Treatments for melanoma include: 1  Surgery. 2  The entire melanoma is cut out, along with a border (margin) of normal-appearing skin. 3  Chemotherapy, which uses medicines to stop or slow the growth of cancer cells. 4  Immunotherapy, which uses medicines to help your body's immune system fight the cancer.


Treatment Overview
All of the treatments mentioned above may be used for recurrent melanoma as well as: 1  Hyperthermic isolated limb perfusion. 2  If the melanoma is on your arm or leg, chemotherapy medicine may be added to a warm solution and injected into the bloodstream of that arm or leg.


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A: The type of energy does a spinning turbine have is - mechanical energy. Weegy: The type of energy does a spinning turbine have is - mechanical energy. User: If the velocity of an object is doubled, its kinetic energy is ______. a. Weegy: If the velocity of an object is doubled, its kinetic energy is quadrupled. User: The energy associated with motion is called a. kinetic energy.


Power-Physics
How is a turbine used in generating electricity? it is attached to a generator, and a source of mechanical energy (water/wind/steam) turn turbine. spinning turbine turns generator Electromagnetic induction process where electric current is produced in a closed, conducting loop that is exposed to a changing magnetic field


What Type of Energy Does a Spinning Turbine Have?
A: A spinning turbine has mechanical energy. If an object's kinetic energy is added to the object's potential energy, the total is the object's mechanical energy. An object's mechanical energy never changes, even though kinetic and potential energy are variable.


Power-Physics
the microwave converts electric energy to electromagnetic energy in the forms of microwaves and visible light. the coco absorbs energy from the microwaves, and converts electromagnetic energy into thermal energy.


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User: What type of energy does a spinning turbine have? a. electrical energy b. nuclear energy c. thermal energy d. mechanical energy Weegy: The type of energy does a spinning turbine have is - mechanical energy. User: If the velocity of an object is doubled, its kinetic energy is _____. a. doubled c. quadrupled b. decreased d. unaffected Weegy: If the velocity of an object is doubled, its kinetic energy is quadrupled. Wallet.ro|Points 114896| User: The energy associated


What Type of Energy Does a Spinning Turbine Have?
A spinning turbine has mechanical energy. If an object's kinetic energy is added to the object's potential energy, the total is the object's mechanical... A spinning turbine has mechanical energy. If an object's kinetic energy is added to the object's potential energy, the total is the object's mechanical energy. Continue Reading


Power-Physics
Describe two energy conversions that take place when you make hot chocolate the microwave converts electric energy to electromagnetic energy in the forms of microwaves and visible light. the coco absorbs energy from the microwaves, and converts electromagnetic energy into thermal energy


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Weegy: The type of energy does a spinning turbine have is - mechanical energy. User: If the velocity of an object is doubled, its kinetic energy is ______. a. doubled c. quadrupled b. decreased d. unaffected. Weegy: If the velocity of an object is doubled, its kinetic energy is quadrupled.


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Q: What type of energy does a spinning turbine have? a. electrical energy b. nuclear energy c. thermal energy d. mechanical energy A: The type of energy does a spinning turbine have is - mechanical energy. Get an answer


Keppra (levetiracetam)
Keppra contains the active ingredient levetiracetam, which is a medicine used to treat epilepsy. The brain and nerves are made up of many nerve cells that communicate with each other through electrical signals.


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Levetiracetam (Keppra, Keppra XR) is a medication prescribed along with other drugs to treat different types of seizures in children and adults with epilepsy. Common side effects are sleepiness, dizziness, loss of appetite, and stuffy nose. Review the side effects of this medicine, and ask your doctor or pharmacist any questions you have about this drug.


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I take Keppra at 2500 mg of the XR type and it has had the least side effects for me out of 3 that I have tried, my doctor ups the dose each time I see him also, I would like to go the other way of titrating down, but he will not until I get through chemo and my last 2 surgeries and then he wants to do a brain wave study in March and go from there.


Keppra Side Effects
Some side effects of levetiracetam may occur that usually do not need medical attention. These side effects may go away during treatment as your body adjusts to the medicine. Also, your health care professional may be able to tell you about ways to prevent or reduce some of these side effects.


Do Seizures Damage the Brain?
A great deal of epilepsy research in humans and animals has focused on the question of whether seizures cause brain damage, existing underlying brain damage causes seizures, or a combination of both.


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Talk to your doctor immediately if you experience any of the following symptoms: 1  Memory problems. 2  Spinning sensation. 3  Toothache. 4  Unexplained bruising. 5  Extremely sleepiness. 6  Feeling of weakness. 7  Problems with muscle coordination that impact ability to walk or move. 8  Mild skin rash.


I have some questions about side effects of Keppra?
As a result of these auras, I went to the Mayo clinic to see if removal of the defect in my brain is an option-it isn't. The doctor at Mayo upped my Keppra from 3000 mg's a day to 4000mg's a day to see if this would stop the auras. It has to some extent, but ever since that time, I have had problems with side-effects.


Keppra Side Effects
In addition to its needed effects, some unwanted effects may be caused by levetiracetam (the active ingredient contained in Keppra). In the event that any of these side effects do occur, they may require medical attention.


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Learning and language problems, and emotional and behavioral disorders, can occur in some children. Whether these problems are caused by the seizure disorder and anti-seizure medications or are simply part of the seizure disorder remains unclear. Effects of Epilepsy in Adults. Psychological Health.


Anatomy, Digestive System
Stomach ulcers. Occurs when the acid within the stomach begins to erode the lining of the stomach. This happens when the mucus cells lining the stomach malfunction and do not produce enough mucus to protect the stomach.


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Just before the esophagus gets to the stomach, it travels through your diaphragm. The diaphragm is a broad muscle that separates your stomach from your chest cavity. The opening in the diaphragm where the esophagus travels through, is called the hiatus.. You'll hear more about the hiatus, and how it can be associated with GERD, a little later. The esophagus then joins the stomach at the lower esophageal sphincter, also called the LES..


Anatomy, Digestive System
Thin membranous material found between the folds of the small intestine. Fan shaped Dorsal side: 6-8. Ventral side: 20' Holds abdominal vescera in place but allows movement Blood vessels, nerves and lymph, embedded between 2 layers, are involved in absorbing nutrients form the small intestine.


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This sphincter acts as a doorway between the esophagus and the stomach. After you swallow, it opens to let food into the stomach. Then, the sphincter closes to keep food and stomach juices from going back up into the esophagus. The hiatus also helps close off the entryway to the stomach.


Colon
As you chew your food and swallow, food particles travel from your mouth to the esophagus. The esophagus is a muscular tube that contracts and relaxes in a wave-like motion to help move food and liquids down toward your stomach. This is called peristalsis..


Anatomy, Digestive System
Lining of abdominal cavity Not part of GI tract but holds it in place. Parietal peritoneum (5) - membrane lining peritoneum Visceral peritoneum (4) - membrane surrounding organs (2) Mesentery (1) - connects parietal & visceral layers, extension of the peritoneum.


Cafe Songbook
Twiggy, who co-starred with Tommy Tune in the 1983 Broadway production of My One and Only, sings How Long Has This Been Going On? on a 1984 Bob Hope birthday TV special. Twiggy sings Ira Gershwin's second verseand first refrain.


"~~The ""What's That Song"" Thread?~~"
Apokalyptik Prime Member Joined: May 16, 2001. Messages: 7,841. Date Posted: Feb 10, 2008 #2101. Advertisement. Okay, so bear with me on this one--. I was at a strip club last night, and I heard this song over the speakers. I copied it down into my phone to try and scour the web for it this morning, but it's a House/Techno style song, so it's a little short in the way of vocals.


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(Comment on this) can't remember title or artist of a catchy song. The song is only a year or two old, I think. It's a young guy, short hair, dressed kind of preppy but he sings and dances old style with a standing microphone. Song is about how confident he is...I think it has the words everybody's got to ......


Cafe Songbook
Ella Fitzgerald sings How Long Has This Been Going On?. with Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra, recorded January, 1959, in Los Angeles. She begins with the first ten lines of the second versefollowing it with the first refrainand ending by creating a variation on the last seven lines of that refrain.


Cafe Songbook
Audrey Hepburn sings and dances to How Long Has This Been Going On? in the 1957 movie Funny Face in which she co-starred with Fred Astaire, who also starred in the original 1927 Broadway show of the same title. (Please complete or pause one.


Who Sang That Song?
Sam and Dave sang the song âI Thank Youâ in 1968. (The song was co-written by Isaac Hayes.) In 1979, ZZ Top also recorded the song âI Thank Youâ. The Supremes sang the song âYou Keep Me Hanginâ Onâ in 1966. (Diana Ross was the lead vocalist.) The song was #1 on the Billboard charts for 2 weeks. The song has been covered by Wilson Pickett, Rod Stewart, and Reba McEntire.


10 Motivational Songs to Keep You Moving
10 Motivational Songs to Keep You Moving. A bird doesnât sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song. â Maya Angelou. Songs can evoke feelings and emotions like no other medium. Songs are played at weddings, graduations, life-changing celebrations and funerals to connect better our feelings to the circumstance. When we need a charge, a pick-me-up, we often turn to music and song to find the motivation to keep us moving.


How Long Should You Retain Forklift Training Records?
The written certification record shall. contain the name or other identity of the employee tr ained, the date. or dates of the training, and the signature of the person who. conducted the training or the signature of the employer.


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OSHA Training in South / Central Michigan. The State of Michigan operates a State OSHA Program (MIOSHA). The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) administers the MIOSH Act, Act 154 of 1974, as amended. The agency also licenses asbestos contractors and certifies asbestos workers.


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Instruction to each employee where known harmful plants, reptiles, animals, or insects are present regarding the. potential hazards, how to avoid injury, and applicable first. aid procedures to be used in the event of injury.


OSHA Training in South / Central Michigan
OSHA Training in Southern / Central Michigan. The State of Michigan operates a State OSHA Program (MIOSHA). The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) administers the MIOSH Act, Act 154 of 1974, as amended. The agency also licenses asbestos contractors and certifies asbestos workers.


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MIOSHA health and safety activities include: setting and enforcing occupational safety and health standards; providing extensive safety and health training and education; and working with partners to develop innovative programs to prevent workplace hazards.


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Instruction to each employee required to handle or use. known poisons, toxic materials, caustics, and other harmful. substances regarding the potential hazards, safe handling, use, personal hygiene, protective measures required, and. applicable first aid procedures to be used in the event of. injury.


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OSHA Training in South / Central Michigan
The agency administers the MIOSHA program through an organization comprised of: the Construction Safety and Health Division, the General Industry Safety and Health Division, the Consultation Education and Training Division, the MIOSHA Appeals Division, the Management and Technical Services Division, and program administration.


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Welcome to MIOSHA. Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration strives to work collaboratively with employers and employees to better prevent workplace injuries, illnesses, and fatalities.


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You are hereLARA MI Occupational Safety & Health Administration. Welcome to MIOSHA. The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration strives to work collaboratively with employers and employees to better prevent workplace injuries, illnesses, and fatalities.


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AMC WorkBrain for Employee ETM, Help & Login. 0 Comments. AMC WorkBrain is an online software program that is available to businesses and corporations as a way to communicate, train, and relay information to a businessâs staff and employees.


How Do You Use Sam Michaels' Workbrain Application?
The Workbrain application is used to connect employees from all around the country to a company's intranet system. Besides the standard information, such as email of scheduling, Workbrain allows employees to connect with their bosses so they may be able to attend online seminars or online training.


AMCÂ® WorkBrain for Employee ETM, Help & Login Guide (Unofficial)
After logging in, the employee can then access: 1  AMC Mail. 2  Training Modules. 3  Paycheck information. 4  Schedule.


AMCÂ® WorkBrain for Employee ETM, Help & Login Guide (Unofficial)
Login to WorkBrain. Accessing the training program is quite simple. First, an employee needs to get all of the necessary login information. This information will consist of a username and a password. The username is assigned to the employee as their associates number (this is a seven digit number given to an employee by their manager).


AMCÂ® WorkBrain for Employee ETM, Help & Login Guide (Unofficial)
AMC WorkBrain for Employee ETM, Help & Login. AMC WorkBrain is an online software program that is available to businesses and corporations as a way to communicate, train, and relay information to a businessâs staff and employees.


AMCÂ® WorkBrain for Employee ETM, Help & Login Guide (Unofficial)
The password for the WorkBrain login, on the other hand, should be an employeeâs social security number. Once an employee has all of their login information, they can go to www.amc.workbrain.com and login from any computer.


How Do You Use Sam Michaels' Workbrain Application?
The Sam Michaels Workbrain application requires employees to login using the credentials received from work, which allows them to view their schedules following the ETM tab. The ETM tab includes all...


WordBrain answers
WordBrain answers. Welcome! We have all the answers and cheats you need to beat every level of WordBrain, the addictive game for Android, iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. This is a game for the true Word Genius! It starts very easy but gets challenging quickly. Find the hidden words, slide your finger over them, and see the puzzle collapse.


AMCÂ® WorkBrain for Employee ETM, Help & Login Guide (Unofficial)
AMCÂ® WorkBrain for Employee ETM, Help & Login Guide (Unofficial) AMCÂ® WorkBrain is an online software program that is available to businesses and corporations as a way to communicate, train, and relay information to a businessâs staff and employees.


How Do You Use Sam Michaels' Workbrain Application?
A: The Sam Michaels Workbrain application requires employees to login using the credentials received from work, which allows them to view their schedules following the ETM tab. The ETM tab includes all the information pertaining to the employee's schedule and mailbox.


Michael Valentine
STORE MANAGEMENT. Big Box Large Staff Turnarounds Budgets Cost Controls Market Manager. Operations Merchandising Loss Prevention Human Resources Training & Development. Seasoned Retail Management Professional with extensive experience in large store formats and with single and multi-store level experience.


Is 'Aquarius' Baby Valentine A Real Person? Charles Manson's Son Keeps A Low Profile In Real Life â VIDEOS
Jul 9 2015. This summer's historical fiction hit series Aquarius is inspired by the real life events of 1967 â and Charles Manson isn't the only Aquarius character who is very real. The first member of the Manson family, Mary Brunner, returned to his commune mid-season pregnant with his child. Not only is Mother Mary real, but their child Valentine Michael Manson, who was born in April 1968, also exists in real life. So, what happened to Charles Manson's son in real life?


St. Valentine
St. Valentine is the Patron Saint of affianced couples, bee keepers, engaged couples, epilepsy, fainting, greetings, happy marriages, love, lovers, plague, travellers, and young people. He is represented in pictures with birds and roses and his feast day is celebrated on February 14. â St. Valentina & Thea.


Marooned - Science Fiction & Fantasy books on Mars
Valentine Michael Mansonâs mother was Mary Brunner, a former library assistant at UC Berkeley who quit her job in 1967 and became one of Charles Mansonâs earliest followers.


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General CommentRodney (Rod) Erin Pardey (born September 14, 1976 in Las Vegas, Nevada) aka Michael Valentine is a songwriter and professional poker player. Pardey is the son of seven-card stud player Rodney H. Pardey. In 2002, Pardey formed and fronted the band Romance Fantasy, which featured Ronnie Vannucci Jr., later of The Killers, on drums. Pardey was the inspiration for the Killers' B-side, The Ballad of Michael Valentine. moethebartenderon December 07, 2008 Link.


Marooned - Science Fiction & Fantasy books on Mars
Due to his motherâs entanglement in various Manson Family crimes, Valentine Michael Manson was sent to Wisconsin ca. 1970 to be raised by Mary Brunnerâs parents. He grew up under the name Michael Brunner.


Marooned - Science Fiction & Fantasy books on Mars
A newly released prison photograph of notorious murderer and pop culture icon Charles Manson reminds me that that one of his sons, Valentine Michael Manson (âPooh Bearâ), who was born in April 1968 in Topanga Canyon, California, is named after Valentine Michael Smith, a human raised by Martians and the main character in Robert A. Heinleinâs Hugo ...


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Man's DNA tested. Charles Manson casts a long shadow. No one knows that better than his grandson, Jason Freeman, who is speaking out for the first time about growing up under, what he calls, a family curse started by Manson and his so-called Manson family.. I'm personally, I'm coming out, says the 6-foot-2 kickboxer and cage fighter.


Michael Valentine (IV)
Michael Valentine is an actor, known for Matilda (1996).


The First Sweets - Who Invented First Candy
Candy can be traced back as far as 2000BC to the ancient Egypt and it could be said that Egyptians were the first people who made candy. In ancient Egypt candy was used in ceremonies for worshiping their gods and goddesses. The Egyptians used honey to make candy by adding figs, nuts, dates and spices.


The First Sweets - Who Invented First Candy
In order to make new confections, the Chinese sweetened all their traditional favorites including ginger, licorice root and nuts with sugar. By the 950 A.D Arabs had invented caramel, which was originally used for hair. They built the first sugar refinery in the world. The Indians were the first to make sugar candy about 250 A.D. In the 14th century, Venetians began to import sugar to make candy. During the middle Ages, sugar candies became very popular. The candy was categorized and sold as a drug. Candies were exclusively for the wealthy people as sugar was very expensive.


Who invented the world's very first car?
One story says that the second of Cugnot's two vehicles crashed into a wall in 1771, which might make it the first ever automobile accident. It's a good story, but unfortunately no one wrote about it until 1801, some thirty years later, which makes it rather more likely that this was just a bit of folklore.


First Rocket
For example, solid rockets that were used in space programs had steel casings. The next important element of a solid rocket was the grain. The grain is the solid fuel needed to power the missile. The first types used had gunpowder as the grain but the formula could be altered. If you ever saw a fireworks display, this is why the explosions have different colors. The additions of different metals and composites in the grain of the rockets creates this effect. The final components; the fuse.


First Rocket
This was the ignition device used to start the combustion process of the rockets fuel. Later as rocketry was further researched a nozzle was added to the design to better direct exhaust and improve thrust. The first rockets that were used in modern rocketry was invented by Dr. Robert Goddard. For this he is known as the Father of Modern Rocketry. He created the first successful liquid fuel rocket, adding the nozzle design that is so common today.


Who invented the world's very first car?
If we're talking about the first modern automobile, then it's Karl Benz in 1886. But long before him, there were strange forerunners to the today's cars, including toys for emperors, steam-powered artillery carriers, and clanking, creaking British buses.


Polyphagia
In medicine. In medicine, polyphagia (sometimes known as hyperphagia) is a medical sign meaning excessive hunger and abnormally large intake of solids by mouth. It can be caused by disorders such as diabetes, KleineâLevin syndrome (a malfunction in the hypothalamus), and the genetic disorders PraderâWilli syndrome and BardetâBiedl syndrome.


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A cluster of symptoms is classically associated with T1DM: polyuria, polydipsia and polyphagia, accompanied by fatigue, nausea and blurred vision. 9) Common symptoms include acute polydipsia (excessive thirst), polyuria (increase in urine volume and frequency), polyphagia (excessive hunger), and weight loss.


Polyphagia - Increased Appetite
Polyphagia - Increased Appetite. Polyphagia is also known as hyperphagia. Polyphagia is the medical term used to describe excessive hunger or increased appetite and is one of the 3 main signs of diabetes. An increase in hunger is usually a response to normal things such as intensive exercise or other strenuous activity, but polyphagia can also be the result of more severe issues such as depression or stress.


About diabetes
Symptoms. 1  increased urinary frequency (polyuria), thirst (polydipsia), hunger (polyphagia), and unexplained weight loss. 2  numbness in extremities, pain in feet (disesthesias), fatigue, and blurred vision. 3  recurrent or severe infections.  loss of consciousness or severe nausea/vomiting (ketoacidosis) or coma.


Polyphagia
In biology, polyphagia is a type of phagy, referring to an animal that feeds on many kinds of food. Polyphagia or hyperphagia is excessive hunger or increased appetite.


Polyuria, Polydipsia and Polyphagia - Three Signs of Diabetes
Polyuria, Polydipsia and Polyphagia - Three Signs of Diabetes. Polyuria, Polydipsia and Polyphagia. We know that excess glucose in the blood that doesn't go away without some help is diabetes. This is how the three signs above are created in diabetes. The excess glucose in the urine filtrate acts as an osmotic diuretic.


About diabetes
formerly known as Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus (IDDM). characterized by hyperglycemia due to an absolute deficiency of the insulin hormone produced by the pancreas. patients require lifelong insulin injections for survival. usually develops in children and adolescents (although can occur later in life).


About diabetes
Description. 1  formerly named non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM). 2  characterized by hyperglycemia due to a defect in insulin secretion usually with a contribution from insulin resistance.


Weirdly InterestingWhat Causes Polyphagia?
2.8k views 8 items Embed. List of diseases that include polyphagia as a symptom. Any major, well-known medical conditions associated with polyphagia are included below, listed alphabetically with photos when available. Any maladies, sicknesses or illnesses with polyphagia as a symptom can be seen below. For any real, further diagnosis of something you feel you might have, please consult a doctor.


Does Tilapia Have More Protein Than Chicken?
Make a bed of cooked lentils instead of your usual side of rice. Lentils have nearly 18 grams of protein in a 1-cup cooked portion versus 5 grams in the same amount of cooked brown rice. Lima beans are another hearty addition to up your protein intake. One cup of boiled lima beans offers more than 14.5 grams of protein.


How many calories are there inFish, flatfish (flounder and sole species), raw?
Then, enter that amount in as the serving size. This option will ensure that the nutrition facts shown are 100% accurate for your specific amount of Fish, flatfish (flounder and sole species), raw. Edit your serving size.


Nutritional Facts for 8 Ounces of Flounder
Protein and Fat. Aside from water, protein is the most abundant substance in flounder. An 8 oz. piece delivers over 32 g of protein. Flounder protein is classed as complete; it contains the full range of essential amino acids, with leucine and lysine found in the highest doses. Flounder is also a very lean source of protein. The fish contains just 5 g of fat per 8 oz., or under 2 percent fat. Only 1.2 g of this is saturated fat, a type linked with poor heart health.


Protein in a 3-Ounce Grilled Flounder
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture National Nutrient Database, a 3-ounce portion of grilled flounder cooked using dry heat contains about 13 grams of protein, 2 grams of fat and no carbohydrates.


Does Tilapia Have More Protein Than Chicken?
A 3-ounce fillet of broiled tilapia has nearly 23 grams of protein. The same amount of skinless cooked chicken breast offers more than 26.5 grams of protein â a difference of merely 3.5 grams. If you prefer dark thigh meat, youâll only get about 20.5 grams of protein from 3 ounces.


How Much Protein Is in a Filet of Flounder?
Protein in Flounder. The amount of protein present in flounder depends on the portion size. One fillet of flounder is typically about 3 to 4 oz., slightly larger than the size of a deck of cards. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Nutrient Data Laboratory, one 4-oz. fillet of flounder, or about 127 g of flounder, contains about 19 g of protein, and one 3-oz.


Steven Universe
Both episodes 48 and 49 of this series are not only some of the best episodes of Steven Universe I've seen so far, I think they're the best episodes I've ever seen in any television series.


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I have to say, I have never really been too big of a fan of the newer Cartoon Network, but Steven Universe has really kind of captivated me. Sad it isn't as successful as I anticipated, though. Hoping it does better in the long run. 21 November 2013 | by Anonymous Sir (United States) â See all my reviews. Steven Universe has high potential as an animated series. We have an interesting cast of core characters, with the Gems and Steven being the main focus so far. Rebecca Sugar's art really stands out in its excellence and is one of the best I've seen, rivaling anything else thus far that Cartoon Network has released.