Description and Brand Names
Atorvastatin is used together with a proper diet to lower cholesterol and triglyceride (fats) levels in the blood. This medicine may help prevent medical problems (e.g., chest pain, heart attack, or stroke) that are caused by fats clogging the blood vessels. It may also be used to prevent certain types of heart and blood vessel problems in patients with risk factors for heart problems.


amlodipine/atorvastatin - oral, Caduet
Medication Uses | How To Use | Side Effects | Precautions | Drug Interactions | Overdose | Notes | Missed Dose | Storage. USES: This product contains 2 medications: amlodipine and atorvastatin. Amlodipine is a calcium channel blocker and is used to treat high blood pressure or prevent chest pain (angina).


How to check Internet Speed via Terminal?
4. 1  The results I'm getting with speedtest-cli are vastly under what I get from speedtest.net speedtest-cli Download 18.27 Mbits/s Upload 3.43 Mbits/s speedtest.net Download 59.38 Mbits/s Upload 12.14 Mbits/s I can't consider speedtest-cli to be in any way a valid test of network speed. â user375058 Feb 3 '15 at 12:46.


Internet Speed Test
The Components of a High-Quality Internet Connection. Determining the speed of a connection is absolutely essential, because the findings will allow you to identify what applications it can effectively support. In basic terms, these speed test results indicate how quickly information passes through a network.


Internet Speed Test
The first step is to test the network to determine the speed that it is operating at now. If the results are adequate, then the connection can handle VoIP. Inadequate results, on the other hand, may be fixed by carrying out these tasks: Determine how many units are connected to the network.


Internet Speed Test
This internet connection speed test checks the speed of your internet connection - along with a good portion of extra details like ping, jitter, upload and download speeds, streaming latency, and packet loss - and gives you comprehensive feedback on which kinds of functions their network is capable of performing.


Which speed test site is right for you?
Speed Test is the standard for speed test sites on the internet. Itâs the one your ISP will probably tell you to check out when you call them with a service problem. Time Warner Cable even links to it on its actual speed test page. It makes sense; SpeedTest is one of the best services available.


Speed Test
Speed Test. Check the Internet download speed of your Roku device. Add Channel - speedtest. RokuGuide Channel Description: Roku recommends that you have an Internet connection with a minimum download speed of 1.5 Mbps for standard definition content content and 3.0 Mbps for HD.


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What speed should I expect to see on my WiFi compared to my bandwidth. 9 answers Oct 30, 2013 Oct 30, 2013. More about. Best answer Oct 30, 2013, 8:40 AM. If you are using a good N router with a 20MHz wide channel and no significant interference you should get greater than 60Mpbs at reasonable distances, but the only way to know is to run speedtest.


What speed should I expect to see on my WiFi compared to my bandwidth
What speed should I expect to see on my WiFi compared to my bandwidth. If you are using a good N router with a 20MHz wide channel and no significant interference you should get greater than 60Mpbs at reasonable distances, but the only way to know is to run speedtest. If you do not get full speed then you need to troubleshoot your wireless network and check on other nearby networks.


Settle some disputes in small claims court
The amount you can sue for varies by state. In Christian County, Ky., you can sue for up to $2,500 and in Montgomery County, Tenn., you can sue for up to $25,000. Before you take someone to court you should try to settle the problem on your own.


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Garnishment of Wages - It must meet state and federal requirements in order to collect using this method. 1  Must have name and address of Defendant's employer. Process of Garnishment. 2  Garnishment of Bank Account - Must know of the defendant's bank and bank address.


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Learn how much money you can ask for in small claims court. State law determines the amount. The rule of thumb is that you should be asking for less than $10,000 in small claims court. Some states, such as Alabama, offer you a maximum of $3,000 in small claims. Other states, such as Tennessee, offer up to $25,000. If you believe you are owed more than your stateâs laws permit, you can't file your case in small claims court.


Fee Schedule
Filing exhibits Filing judgment or judgment order Filing motion with affidavit, memo of law, proposed order Filing opinion Filing order Filing response to court order Filing response to motion Filing supplemental deposition Filing supplemental exhibits Filing supplemental transcript of the evidence Filing supplemental technical record Filing technical record Filing transcript of the evidence Issuing capias Issuing fi.fa Issuing writ of execution Judgment over Mandate/recalling mandate Motion and response to motion for full court review Notices Preparing record for state archives


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In Tennessee, small claims are filed in the General Sessions Court. Kentucky, small claims are filed in the District Court. where the person you are suing lives or does business or where the contract was signed or outlines. many matters are presented without an attorney.


How to File a Small Claim in Davidson County
1 You can file a small claim in Davidson County if your claim amount is less than $15000. 2  Before filing your small claim with the Court of Davidson County, you will have to fill up a petition form. 3  Davidson County allows an attorney to represent you in your trial.


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What We Do! 1  We professionally prepare all of your small claims documents. 2  We conduct a name search to correctly identify the defendant if you are bringing a claim against a business entity. 3  We will file your claim with the appropriate Alabama court. 4  We will professionally Serve the defendant (the person/entity that you are suing).


Small Claims Court in Tennessee
By Jedidiah McKeehan. In Tennessee, small claims court is called General Sessions Civil Court. This is the appropriate court if are suing for $25,000.00 or less (considered a âsmall claimâ in the state of Tennessee). Any amount above $25,000.00 goes to a different court. How Do You File a Lawsuit in Small Claims Court. Itâs pretty easy actually.


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If the court offers this service, ask the self-help center staff for more guidance on how to file a case in small claims court. Some counties, such as the County of San Diego, provide detailed guidebooks on how to file a small claims court case.


Circuit Court
General Sessions Court has a broad range of jurisdiction and is often the public's first introduction to the judicial process. The General Sessions Court is divided into five divisions, each served by an elected judge, the court deals with both criminal and civil lawsuits.


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Minor Car Accident. Even minor accidents can cause serious whiplash symptoms. Your car is slightly damaged or in some cases shows no noticeable damage, and you have pain that may arrive 10 days - too two weeks after your accident. With this type of accident, you can expect up to 3 months to heal.


Whiplash (medicine)
The number of whiplash injuries has since risen sharply due to rear-end motor vehicle collisions. Given the wide variety of symptoms associated with whiplash injuries, the Quebec Task Force on Whiplash-Associated Disorders coined the phrase 'Whiplash-Associated Disorders'.


Overview
When to see a doctor. See your doctor if you experience any neck pain or other whiplash symptoms following a car accident, sports injury or other traumatic injury. It is important to get a prompt and accurate diagnosis and to rule out fractures or other tissue damage that may be contributing to symptoms.


Whiplash
1 No muscle weakness or sensation problems, no focal neurologic deficit. 2  Physical strength in both arms and legs. 3  Ability to sense the touching of the skin in different parts of the body.  Reflexes in the joints of the arms and legs.


Whiplash
If the patient needs X-rays of the neck to make sure there are no fractures or signs of other serious injury, the collar will remain in place to stabilize the neck. If the patient's X-rays are normal, then the cervical collar will probably be removed, and the patient should not need any further X-rays. If the X-rays appear abnormal, further imaging with a CT scan or MRI may be ordered.


Whiplash
The patient's neck will be pressed in specific areas to be sure the patient does not perceive any pain or tenderness. The patient may be asked to move their neck in a controlled way to the left, right, up, and down. The patient should tell the doctor if they feel pain in the neck, numbness, or tingling in any of the arms or legs, or any other abnormal feelings during these maneuvers.


Whiplash (medicine)
Whiplash is a non-medical term describing a range of injuries to the neck caused by or related to a sudden distortion of the neck associated with extension, although the exact injury mechanisms remain unknown. The term whiplash is a colloquialism. Cervical accelerationâdeceleration (CAD) describes the mechanism of the injury, while the term whiplash associated disorders (WAD) describes the injury sequelae and symptoms.


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1 Heat or ice packsâTalk with your doctor about using heat or ice to relieve muscle tension and pain. Wrap the heat or ice pack in a towel. Never place it directly on the skin. 2  Medications such as: 3  Pain relievers. 4  Anti-inflammatories.  Muscle relaxants.


Whiplash Symptoms, Understanding The Symptoms After A Car Accident
Whiplash Symptoms, Understanding The Symptoms After A Car Accident. Whiplash symptoms from a car accident can cause you pain right away. But just as common, pain and symptoms sometimes can take 10 days to even 2 weeks before you feel them. This makes whiplash a bit complicated as you might think you are not injured after a car accident.


Whiplash (medicine)
Symptoms can appear directly after the injury, but often are not felt until days afterwards. Whiplash is usually confined to the spine. The most common areas of the spine affected by whiplash are the neck and middle of the spine. Neck pain is very common between the shoulder and the neck.


namesake
noun nameÂ·sake \ËnÄm-ËsÄk\. : a person who has the same name as someone else and especially one named for another. See words that rhyme with namesake Spanish Central: Translation of namesake Nglish: Translation of namesake for Spanish speakers Britannica English: Translation of namesake for Arabic speakers.


for the sake of
For the purpose or motive of, as in You like to quarrel only for the sake of an argument. 3. for God's sake. Also for goodness or heaven's or Pete's or pity's sake . An exclamation showing surprise, impatience, anger, or some other emotion, depending on the context.


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for the sake of. for the benefit or good of someone or something for someoneâs sake: We hope for her sake that the wedding goes as planned. for the sake of something: He agreed to resign for the sake of the party. for someoneâs own sake: Iâm not just doing this for my own sake, you know. Synonyms and related words.


for the sake of
for the sake of. 1. Also for one's sake. Out of consideration or regard for a person or thing; for someone's or something's advantage or good. For example, For Jill's sake we did not serve meat, or We have to stop fighting for the sake of family unity. [Early 1200s]


Definitions &Translations
Freebase(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: Sake. Sake or sakÃ© is an alcoholic beverage of Japanese origin that is made from fermented rice. Sake is sometimes called rice wine but the brewing process is more as rice beer, converting starch to sugar for the fermentation process. In the Japanese language, the word sake generally refers to any alcoholic drink, while the beverage called sake in English is usually termed nihonshu.


Part 1: The Duties of Women
phrases. 1  for the sake of. for the benefit or good of someone or something for someoneâs sake: We hope for her sake that the wedding goes as planned. for the sake of something: He agreed to resign for the sake of the party. for someoneâs own sake: Iâm not just doing this for my own sake, you know. 2  for the sake of something.


sake
Usage notes. 1  The word sake is generally used in constructions of the form for X's sake or for the sake of X, where X is a noun (see the quotations above, for sake of, and for the sake of).


Definitions &Translations
Princeton's WordNet(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: 1  sake, interest(noun) a reason for wanting something done. 2  sake, saki, rice beer(noun) Japanese alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice; usually served hot. 3  sake(noun) the purpose of achieving or obtaining.


namesake
Definition of namesake. : one that has the same name as another; especially : one who is named after another or for whom another is named His grandson and namesake is the spit and image of him â¦ â Robert Graves.


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Oxymizer Nasal Cannulas. Pendant or mustache style nasal cannulas. Savings ratio of up to 4:1. Facilitates conservation through the use of a reservoir that stores oxygen during exhalation for delivery during inhalation. Compatible with all continuous flow oxygen sources, including compressed gas, concentrators and liquid oxygen.


Effects of an Oxymizer on Endurance Time in Patients With Chronic Lung Diseases
This study has been completed. The Oxymizer pendantÂ® is a special oxygen cannula that can be used to supply high flow long term oxygen therapy. It is compatible with a wide variety of oxygen sources. In a reservoir, the OxymizerÂ® stores pure oxygen so that the concentration of inhaled oxygen is increased.


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The OxymizerÂ® is a disposable. reservoir cannula. It is the simplest. conserving device available today, operating without electronics, batteries, switches or flow controls. Learn how the following features can. help you save time and money, meet.


Oxymizer Â® Disposable Oxygen Conserver
The Chad Oxymizer Â® Disposable Oxygen Conserver offered by Drive Medical facilitates the delivery of continuous high-flow oxygen therapy. The Oxymizer can be used with compressed gas cylinders, concentrators, and liquid oxygen.


Oxymizer Pendant Oxygen Conserver - SKU : P-224
Oxymizer Pendant Oxygen Conserver Product Overview Back to top. The Oxymizer Disposable Oxygen Conserver is the simplest conserving device available today, operating without batteries, battery changes or flow controls. The Oxymizer reduces oxygen costs by up to 75% as well as well reducing the frequency of oxygen refills. Specifications.


Oxymizer Nasal Cannulas
Oxymizer Nasal Cannulas. 1  Pendant or mustache style nasal cannulas. 2  Savings ratio of up to 4:1. 3  Facilitates conservation through the use of a reservoir that stores oxygen during exhalation for delivery during inhalation.  Compatible with all continuous flow oxygen sources, including compressed gas, concentrators and liquid oxygen.


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A friend has suggested I try an Oxymizer Pendant as I am now on 8L continuous. This sounds like a really good way to conserve my liquid oxygen when I'm using the portable Stroller, but I've read that it is very noisy. Has anyone had experience with this device or the mustache style?


Oxymizer Â® Disposable Oxygen Conserver
The Oxymizer provides a comfortable alternative to an oxygen mask allowing patients to eat, drink, and talk comfortably. The Oxymizer is available in a mustache style or concealable pendant style.. Consult your physician for a flow rate to use with the Oxymizer. The Oxymizer should be replaced once every three weeks or as necessary.


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The Pendant Style Oxymizer rests comfortably on the chest. The unique design incorporates a new, clear facepiece and reservoir for efficient oxygen delivery. Oxymizer oxygen conserving devices have been clinically proven in twenty years of use. Studies worldwide have shown adequate oxygen saturations at significantly lower flow rates. Oxymizers eliminate the need for awkward oxygen masks at altitudes lower than 18,000 feet and allow pilot and passengers to eat, drink and talk in an unobstructed manner.


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The OxymizerÂ® Disposable Oxygen Conserver facilitates the delivery of high-flowing oxygen therapy in a homecare setting, and is an excellent alternative to continuous flow delivery for hard-to-saturate patients. This oxygen conserver gives you a 4:1 oxygen savings ratio when compared to continuous flow treatments. The OxymizerÂ® is a comfortable alternative to mask-style oxygen conservers because it still allows patients to eat, drink, and talk while wearing the conserver.


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Yuma, Arizona
Introduction to Yuma, Arizona. The Arizona city of Yuma, county seat of Yuma County, lies in the extreme southwest corner of the state just a few miles from the borders of California and Mexico. Framed by rugged mountains, the city is situated just below the meeting point of the Colorado and Gila rivers.


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Welcome to Yuma, Arizona. The true Southwest awaits you in Yuma, Arizona. Come immerse yourself in our rich culture and heritage, rooted in centuries of history. Soak in our blue skies and sun that shines 310 days a year-perfect for outdoor activities. Breathe in the desert air and you'll understand why Yuma, AZ is a destination like no other. Request a Visitors Guide Browse Visitors Guide.


City of Yuma Human Resources
City of Yuma Human Resources. Welcome to the City of Yuma's listing of Job Descriptions. We have a wide variety of classifications. To determine if you meet the qualifications for a position in which you are interested, please refer to the Minimum Qualifications section of the Job Description.


Yuma, Arizona
Yuma (Cocopah: Yuum) is a city in and the county seat of Yuma County, Arizona, United States. It is located in the southwestern corner of the state, and the population of the city was 93,064 at the 2010 census, up from the 2000 census population of 77,515. Yuma is the principal city of the Yuma, AZ Metropolitan Statistical Area, which consists of Yuma County. According to the United States Census Bureau, the 2014 estimated population of the Yuma MSA is 203,247, though more than 85,000 retirees make Yuma their winter residence.


Yuma, Arizona
After Arizona became a separate territory, Yuma became the county seat for Yuma County in 1871, replacing La Paz its first county seat. The Southern Pacific Railroad bridged the river in 1877, and acquired George Alonzo Johnson's Colorado Steam Navigation Company, the only steamboat company on the river.


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City of Yuma Human Resources
Search Search for class title or class code: The City of Yuma does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, or disability. You may contact the City of Yuma Human Resources Department at One City Plaza, PO Box 13012, Yuma, AZ 85366-3012; (928) 373-5125 or Fax (928) 373-5126 or TTY (928) 373-5149.


City of Yuma Human Resources
If you are interested in a job that is not currently open for recruitment, you may fill out an online Job Interest Card by clicking on the job Description title and then on the 'Notify me when this position becomes available' link.


Yuma, Arizona
Yuma is located near the borders of California to the west and Mexico to the south, and just west of the Gila River's confluence with the Colorado. The city is approximately 60 miles from the Gulf of California (Sea of Cortez), a branch of the Pacific.


How to Reduce PDF File Size Easily
Create the Original PDF. When creating your PDF file, you can include not only text, but also the actual fonts used in the original document, a key element of portability. You can choose among three levels of font embedding -- either the entire set of fonts used, a subset of fonts, or no font at all.


How to lower the size (in bytes) of an image?
Step 2: Lower the resolution. For example, if you take a photo with a 5 Mega-pixel digital camera, the dimensions of the image will be 2592 x 1944 pixels, which is far too big for a web page. Lower the resolution, eg 640x480 or 800x600. This is sufficient for a clear and precise image. Some softwares: XnView and Gimp.


How to Decrease MB Size in a PDF File
PDF files are documents usually created using Adobe Acrobat. When you create these PDF files, each time you click Save, the file increases in size. The PDF file size can be reduced using a couple of procedures. Reducing the images in the file and using the Save As feature both reduce the size of the PDF. If the file is intended for use on the Internet, reducing the size improves user experience and lowers the amount of bandwidth use.


Q: How to reduce file size when print to pdf
How to reduce file size when print to pdf. When separating pages out of a file and using microsoft print to pdf or foxit phantom pdf printer to create a new a document, the new document is huge. Over twice as large as the original document. Never had this problem with Windows 8, just since I updated to windows 10.


Mail Merge in Openofficeorg: Everything You Need to Know
You will need to check the file size of the PDF file and split the file into smaller files if the file is larger than 2 MB. For Documents Already Scanned. First, check the document's file size. You can view the document's file size in one of two ways.


How to lower the size (in bytes) of an image?
1% is the lowest quality, but also gives smaller files. In most cases, 40% is sufficient. JPEG files can contain many things besides the image itself: a miniature of the image, the parameters of the software use to create the file, the camera settings (focus, exposure ...) .


How to Reduce PDF File Size Easily
Using the Save option may not be your best bet for reduced file size. PDF formats use incremental updates when saved, adding only changes and new material, permitting the Save function to complete quickly. Using Save As rewrites the entire document and can represent a substantial size reduction in some cases.


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The pancreas is the organ responsible for producing insulin in the human body. The pancreas is located near the midsection of the body by the stomach. Continue Reading


Why splenectomy leads diabetes mellitus?
In the splenectomy cohort mean glucose level was significantly higher compared with the control (114 Â± 34 mg/dL versus 90 Â± 13 mg/dL, P = 0.04), as was the number of patients with recorded blood glucose level greater than 130 mg/dL (4 patient versus 0 patients P = 0.02).


Pancreas
There are 2 main types of endocrine cells that make up the islets: alpha cells and beta cells. Alpha cells produce the hormone glucagon, which raises blood glucose levels. Beta cells produce the hormone insulin, which lowers blood glucose levels. Physiology of the Pancreas Digestion. The exocrine portion of the pancreas plays a major role in the digestion of food.


Why splenectomy leads diabetes mellitus?
Increasing evidence suggests that the spleen harbors stem cells that act as precursors to insulin-producing pancreas cells. Additionally, small studies with short-term follow-up associate splenectomy with increased rates of diabetes mellitus.


Pancreas
Insulin is produced by the beta cells of the pancreas. This hormone lowers blood glucose levels after a meal by stimulating the absorption of glucose by liver, muscle, and adipose tissues. Insulin triggers the formation of glycogen in the muscles and liver and triglycerides in adipose to store the absorbed glucose. Regulation of Pancreatic Function. The pancreas is controlled by both the autonomic nervous system (ANS) and the endocrine system.


What Organ Produces Insulin?
The pancreas is the organ responsible for producing insulin in the human body. The pancreas is located near the midsection of the body by the... The pancreas is the organ responsible for producing insulin in the human body. The pancreas is located near the midsection of the body by the stomach. Insulin is an important hormone that the body produces in order to remove glucose from the bloodstream and transport it to the muscles. When insulin levels are high, this also prevents the release of stored fat, while also promoting storage of the lipids in the bloodstream.


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Related QuestionsMore Answers Below. 1  Blood clot in the vein that carries blood to the liver. 2  Hernia at the incision site. 3  Infection at the incision site. 4  Inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis) 5  Lung collapse. 6  Injury to the pancreas, stomach, and colon.


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Thread: why does alcohol dilate blood vessels? why does alcohol dilate blood vessels? i know alcohol is bad because it dilates blood vessels. but why does alcohol dilate vessels? Most food triggers for rosacea are due to chemicals within them that act on blood vessels to cause dilation (such as histamine and serotonin).


Drugs and Behavior Exam 2 Review - Drugs and Behavior Exam...
Drugs and Behavior Exam 2 Review (Chapters 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14) When people drink too much alcohol and donât remember the night before this is because? Alcohol attacks the GABA channel, which leads to a black out. Does alcohol dilate or constrict blood vessels? Does it increase or decrease body temperature? Dilate.


Foods That Constrict Blood Vessels
Overview. 1  Constriction of the blood vessels is the bodyâs way to raise the blood pressure. By narrowing the passage in the blood vessels, blood flows more slowly to the organs and the extremities. 2  Caffeine is a well-known vasoconstrictor and helps to reduce the incidence and intensity of migraine headaches.


Dilation of blood vessels
Intake of alcohol in a moderate amount can help in dilating blood vessels. Thus alcohol can also provide with a warm sensation, particularly during cold winter months. Garlic. Garlic is a traditional remedy used for many ailments and can aid in protecting blood vessels against damage caused by free radicals and aging.


Dilation of blood vessels
Blood vessels dilate when the arterial walls prevent its muscles from constricting. Blood vessel dilation allows blood to flow more easily through arteries and enables the heart to use less force while pumping which results in lower blood pressure.


Dilation of blood vessels
Blood vessels can be dilated with the help of medications. Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors are used in treatment of medical conditions that restrict the blood flow. ACE inhibitors interrupt production of a substance angiotensin in the body thus preventing blood vessel constriction.


Foods That Constrict Blood Vessels
Constriction of the blood vessels is the bodyâs way to raise the blood pressure. By narrowing the passage in the blood vessels, blood flows more slowly to the organs and the extremities. Certain foods may contribute to this process.


Thread: why does alcohol dilate blood vessels?
The arteries are connected to the veins via very small vessels called capillaries. Electrical and chemical signals to the heart cause it to pump the blood into the arteries. Further, a number factors can cause the blood vessels to expand (dilate) or contract. In doing so they can increase or decrease the amount of effort the heart needs to put forth to deliver the blood.


theophylline
theophylline. an alkaloid derived from tea or produced synthetically; it is a smooth muscle relaxant used chiefly for its bronchodilator effect in the treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary emphysema, bronchial asthma, chronic bronchitis and bronchospastic distress.


theophylline
â£ Acute bronchospasm in patients receiving theophylline. Adults and children: Loading dose based partly on time, amount, and administration route of last dose and on expectation that each 0.5 mg/kg will produce 1 mcg/ml rise in theophylline blood level.


Theophylline
The Traube purine synthesis, an alternative method to synthesize theophylline, was introduced in 1900 by another German scientist, Wilhelm Traube. Theophylline's first clinical use came in 1902 as diuretic. It took an additional 20 years until its first description in asthma treatment. The drug was prescribed in a liquid syrup by the 1970s as Theostat 20 and Theostat 80, and by the early 1980s in a tablet form called Quibron.


Theophylline
The main actions of theophylline involve: 1  relaxing bronchial smooth muscle. 2  increasing heart muscle contractility and efficiency; as a positive inotropic. 3  increasing heart rate: (positive chronotropic). 4  increasing blood pressure. 5  increasing renal blood flow. 6  anti-inflammatory effects.


theophylline
It also has myocardial stimulant, coronary vasodilator, diuretic and respiratory center stimulant effects. theophylline cholinate. oxtriphylline, a smooth muscle relaxant, myocardial stimulant and diuretic. theophylline ethylenediamine. a smooth muscle relaxant, myocardial stimulant and diuretic.


theophylline
Caffeine-or xanthine-containing foods and beverages: increased theophylline blood level and greater risk of adverse CNS and cardiovascular reactions. Diet high in protein and charcoal-broiled beef and low in carbohydrates: increased theophylline elimination, decreased efficacy.


Theobromine
Even without dietary intake, theobromine may occur in the body as it is a product of the human metabolism of caffeine, which is metabolised in the liver into 12% theobromine, 4% theophylline, and 84% paraxanthine.


Theobromine
Theobromine is white or colourless, but commercial samples can be yellowish. It has a similar, but lesser, effect to caffeine in the human nervous system, making it a lesser homologue. Theobromine is an isomer of theophylline, as well as paraxanthine. Theobromine is categorized as a dimethyl xanthine. Theobromine was first discovered in 1841 in cacao beans by Russian chemist Alexander Voskresensky. Synthesis of theobromine from xanthine was first reported in 1882 by Hermann Emil Fischer.


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Carbon enters the biotic reservoir via photosynthesis by plants. Carbon moves in the biotic reservoir via food chain. Carbon returns to the abiotic reservoir via respiration, death, excretion. Weathering, combustion, uplifting, etc., return carbon trapped in rock/petroleum to return to the atmosphere.


Carbon cycle
The geologic component of the carbon cycle operates slowly in comparison to the other parts of the global carbon cycle. It is one of the most important determinants of the amount of carbon in the atmosphere, and thus of global temperatures.


The Carbon Cycle
An examination of the carbon budget of a pool or reservoir can provide information about whether the pool or reservoir is functioning as a source or sink for carbon dioxide. When the sun is shining, plants perform photosynthesis to convert carbon dioxide into carbohydrates, releasing oxygen in the process.


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There are various types of abiotic reservoirs (air - atmospheric cycle such as for carbon and nitrogen; water - hydrological cycle especially for hydrogen and oxygen; rock - sedimentary cycle as for phosphorus). Elements exist in various forms in the abiotic reservoir.


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Abiotic reservoir = carbon dioxide in air (0.033%) and dissolved in water (carbonates), rock/fossils = petroleum products, limestone, sediments. Biotic reservoir - carbon is the basic structural building block for virtually all molecules (such as proteins, carbohydrates, lipids or fats, and nucleic acids).


Carbon cycle
An examination of the carbon budget of a pool or reservoir can provide information about whether the pool or reservoir is functioning as a source or sink for carbon dioxide. The carbon cycle was initially discovered by Joseph Priestley and Antoine Lavoisier, and popularized by Humphry Davy.


The Carbon Cycle
The carbon cycle is the biogeochemical cycle by which carbon is exchanged between the biosphere, geosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere of the Earth. The cycle is usually thought of as four major reservoirs of carbon interconnected by pathways of exchange.


Gift Card 101: Your 10 biggest questions, answered
'Tis the season of gift card giving. These little plastic cards are often seen as the lazy person's go-to gift, but that doesn't stop us from buying them. In the past year, 77% of American consumers have given a gift card, and 90% have received at least one.


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Donate in memory of a loved one. 1  Choose a project.  If you wish to notify someone about your gift, choose the in memory option during checkout. If not, you can mention your loved one in the donation message we'll share on the classroom project page.


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The most meaningful kind of gift card you can buy. Gift cards have become the most popular gift for all occasions â Give a charity donation gift card â¦when meaningful matters! Denomination: Donation amount will appear on the actual gift card and at redemption. You will also be able to suggest one of the up to three charities, that your gift-recipient can select. Choose from our stock cards: Charity Ribbons, Red Season's Greetings, Stocking Stuffer, Birthday and Flower cards.


Follow inspiring causes
Donation Gift Cards. Send a donation e-card or e-voucher for a charitable donation, as a gift for any occasion. Choose from thousands of charities and hundreds of designs suitable for Mother's Day, Birthdays, Holidays, Memorials and Christmas. Your cards can be customised with text, logos and then emailed or printed at home.


Follow inspiring causes
In lieu of flowers or gifts for any occasion, send a donation e-card or e-voucher. The recipient of your voucher can redeem it on mycause for a charity of their choice. You receive the tax deductible receipt. Choose from hundreds of designs suitable for Mother's Day, Birthdays, Holidays, Memorials and Christmas.


Gift Card 101: Your 10 biggest questions, answered
It's better to write a gift card's amount so you don't leave your recipient confused. No one wants to receive a $20 gift card, assume it's $100 and find themselves at the register unaware. The difference between $20 and $100 is significant, so don't leave your recipient hanging.


Gift Card 101: Your 10 biggest questions, answered
Whether you plan on giving a gift card or end up receiving one this holiday season, you'll probably run into a few etiquette questions, like, How can I give a gift card without looking impersonal? or Is it okay to re-gift gift cards?. Don't worry, you're not the only one wondering what the rules are.


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Gift cards have become the most popular gift for all occasions â Give a charity donation gift card â¦when meaningful matters! Donation amount will appear on the actual gift card and at redemption. You will also be able to suggest one of the up to three charities, that your gift-recipient can select.


Gift Card 101: Your 10 biggest questions, answered
If you're looking to sell or trade in your gift card, take a look at websites like CardCash, GiftCardRescue, Gift Card Granny and Swapagift. If you're feeling generous, you can donate your gift card to someone in need through sites like Gift Card Giver.


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Gift cards have become the most popular gift for all occasions â Give a charity donation gift card â¦when meaningful matters! Denomination: Donation amount will appear on the actual gift card and at redemption. You will also be able to suggest one of the up to three charities, that your gift-recipient can select. Select Card Style: Choose from our stock cards: Charity Ribbons, Red Season's Greetings, Stocking Stuffer, Birthday and Flower cards.


Types of cervical cancer
Types of Cervical cancer. The 2 main types of cervical cancer are named after the type of cells they originate from: Squamous cell carcinoma â the most common type of cervical cancer (about 80% of all cases), squamous cell carcinoma starts in the squamous cells of the cervix. Adenocarcinoma â a less common type of cervical cancer that develops from the glandular cells. Adenocarcinoma is more difficult to diagnose because it starts higher in the cervix, and is more difficult to reach with the brush or spatula used in a Pap test.


Cervical Cancer
Infection with low-risk types of HPV generally produce benign lesions with a minimal chance of progression to dysplasia or cancer. However, high risk HPV strains (16, 18, 31, 33 and 35) are implicated in 99% of those diagnosed with cervical cancer.


Cervical Cancer
Cervical Cancer. Cervical cancer forms in the interior lining of the cervix, the junction of the vagina and uterus. The development of cervical cancer is typically slow, and occurs over a period of years. The progression to cervical cancer begins with the development of precancerous changes in normal cells.


Cervical Cancer Overview
Most cervical cancers (80 to 90 percent) are squamous cell cancers. Adenocarcinoma is the second most common type of cervical cancer, accounting for the remaining 10 to 20 percent of cases. Adenocarcinoma develops from the glands that produce mucus in the endocervix.


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Small cell cancer. Small cell cancer of the cervix is a very rare type of cervical cancer. Fewer than 3 in every 100 women (3%) diagnosed with cervical cancer have this type. It is called small cell because under a microscope the cells appear small with a large nucleus.


Types and grades
More than 1 in every 10 cervical cancers (more than 10%) are adenocarcinoma. It is treated in the same way as squamous cell cancer of the cervix. Small cell cancer of the cervix is a very rare type of cervical cancer. Fewer than 3 in every 100 women (3%) diagnosed with cervical cancer have this type.


Cervical Cancer Overview
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is found in about 99% of cervical cancers. There are over 100 different types of HPV, most of which are considered low-risk and do not cause cervical cancer. High-risk HPV types may cause cervical cell abnormalities or cancer.


Types and grades
Squamous cell cancer. Squamous cells are the flat, skin like cells that cover the outer surface of the cervix (the ectocervix). Between 7 and 8 out of every 10 cervical cancers (70 to 80%) are squamous cell cancer. Adenocarcinoma. Adenocarcinoma is a cancer that starts in the gland cells that produce mucus.


Adenocarcinoma
Well differentiated adenocarcinomas tend to resemble the glandular tissue that they are derived from, while poorly differentiated adenocarcinomas may not. By staining the cells from a biopsy, a pathologist can determine whether the tumor is an adenocarcinoma or some other type of cancer. Adenocarcinomas can arise in many tissues of the body owing to the ubiquitous nature of glands within the body, and, more fundamentally, to the potency of epithelial cells.


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The highest number of calories burned for an average person is achieved by hiking or climbing hills carrying more than 42 pounds. For this activity in one hour an average man burns 776 Calories, while an average woman in one hour burns 665 Calories.


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Calories burned walking, climbing or backpacking is influenced by body weight, intensity of exercise, conditioning level and metabolism. For the activities and exercises below, NutriStrategy calculates calories burned per hour for the body weights of 130, 155, 180 and 205 pounds.


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The number of calories burned hiking depends in part on your body weight. In general, a 160-lb person burns between 430 and 440 calories per hour of hiking. A 200-lb person burns approximately 550 calories per hour of hiking. The more you weigh, the more calories you burn in an hour of hiking.


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Hiking cross country. 1  If you weigh 150 lbs, you can burn approximately 215 calories in 30 minutes. 2  If you weigh 200 lbs, you can burn approximately 285 calories in 30 minutes. 3  If you weigh 250 lbs, you can burn approximately 360 calories in 30 minutes.


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The number of calories burned hiking depends in part on your body weight. In general, a 160-lb person burns between 430 and 440 calories per hour of hiking. A 200-lb person burns approximately 550 calories per hour of hiking.


How Many Calories are Burned by Step aerobics?
Based on the the list of hiking activities, shown below, the average calories burned for an average male, weighing 190 pounds (86 kg) is 646 Calories for one hour of hiking. The average burnt for an average female, weighing 163 pounds (74 kg) is 555 Calories for one hour of hiking.


Calories Burned - Hiking: climbing hills (carrying under 10 lb load)
Calories Burned-Hiking: climbing hills (carrying under 10 lb load). Find out how many calories you burn for Hiking: climbing hills (carrying under 10 lb load) . The number of calories you burn while exercising is dependent on the exercise you do, your weight, and the time spent doing the exercise.


The Calories Burned Per Hour in Hiking
Body Weight. The number of calories burned hiking depends in part on your body weight. In general, a 160-lb person burns between 430 and 440 calories per hour of hiking. A 200-lb person burns approximately 550 calories per hour of hiking. The more you weigh, the more calories you burn in an hour of hiking.


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Calories Burned in one hour of hiking for Average Male (M) and Female (F) (click to personalise). hiking or climbing hills carrying 0 to 9 pounds-calories Male=603 kcal, Female=518 kcal. hiking or climbing hills carrying 10 to 20 pounds-calories Male=646 kcal, Female=555 kcal.


Calories Burned Swimming - Various Swim Strokes and Water Aerobics
Low Calorie Cooking Ideas. Calories burned walking, climbing or backpacking is influenced by body weight, intensity of exercise, conditioning level and metabolism. For the activities and exercises below, NutriStrategy calculates calories burned per hour for the body weights of 130, 155, 180 and 205 pounds.


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As of 2014, the cost to ship a USPS medium flat-rate box is $12.65, which includes delivery to all 50 states. There is a maximum of 70 pounds per box....


How Much To Ship Priority Mail Medium Flat Rate Box?
A common question asked includes: How Much to Ship Priority Mail Medium Flat Rate Box? The simple answer is that prices range from $11.30 to $12.35 and up. Did you know that ReadyShipper shipping software comes with Flat Rate Select included â which gets you the lowest possible prices on USPS Priority Mail?


How Much To Ship Priority Mail Medium Flat Rate Box?
If you are shipping to a military or federal address there is only one choice in medium flat rate box size. 12â³ x 12â³ x 5-1/2â³ Inside and 12-1/4â³ x 12-1/4â³ x 6â³ Outside; This box is also available through retail locations or online. The retail cost is $15.45 and the online purchase price is $13.80.


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Medium Flat Rate Boxes cost  $12.35 when you purchase the postage at a USPS retail outlet, or $11.30 if you get the postage online. There are two different size boxes that you can choose from: 11 x 8-1/2 x 5-1/2 Inside and 11-1/4 x 8-3/4 x 6 Outside.


How Much Does It Cost to Ship a USPS Medium Flat-Rate Box?
Quick Answer. As of 2014, the cost to ship a USPS medium flat-rate box is $12.65, which includes delivery to all 50 states. There is a maximum of 70 pounds per box. Continue Reading


How Much To Ship Priority Mail Medium Flat Rate Box?
How Much to Ship Priority Mail Medium Flat Rate Box? Medium Flat Rate Boxes cost $12.35 when you purchase the postage at a USPS retail outlet, or $11.30 if you get the postage online. There are two different size boxes that you can choose from: That online cost can be improved if you have a commercial account or use an online discount postage provider.


How Much To Ship Priority Mail Medium Flat Rate Box?
How Much to Ship Priority Mail Medium Flat Rate Box? Medium Flat Rate Boxes cost $12.35 when you purchase the postage at a USPS retail outlet, or $11.30 if you get the postage online. There are two different size boxes that you can choose from: 11â³ x 8-1/2â³ x 5-1/2â³ Inside and 11-1/4â³ x 8-3/4â³ x 6â³ Outside


Asthma Control Testâ¢
The Asthma Control Test is designed for adults and adolescents 12 years or older. If your child is 4 to 11 years old, take the Childhood Asthma Control Test* along with your child. Asthma Control Test is a trademark of QualityMetric incorporated. *The Childhood Asthma Control Test was developed by GSK.


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â¢ Discuss your Asthma Control Test score with your doctor. â¢ Ask your doctor about daily long-term medications that can help control airway constriction and inflammation, the two main components of asthma. Many people need to treat both of these components of asthma on a daily basis for the best asthma control. 20 or more


Asthma Control: Keep it Going
GIP Priority Message: Assess and Monitor Asthma Control At planned follow-up visits, asthma patients should review their level of asthma control with their healthcare provider based on multiple measures of current impairment and future risk in order to guide clinician decisions to either maintain or adjust therapy.


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help you better control your asthma The American Lung Association recommends everyone 12 years of age or older with asthma take the Asthma Control Test, no matter how well controlled you think your asthma is. Your answers to this 5-question quiz will provide you a score that may help you and your doctor discuss your treatment plan. How to take the Asthma Control Test Step 1. Write the number of each answer in the score box provided. Step 2.Add up each score box for your total. Step 3.Take the test to your doctor to talk about your total score. TOTAL SCORE All of the time Most of Some of A little of None of More than once a day Once a day 3 to 6 times a week Not at all Once a week Once or twice Not at all 2 or 3 times per week


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Take the Asthma Control Testâ¢now to. help you better control your asthma. The American Lung Association recommends everyone 12 years of age or older with asthma. take the Asthma Control Test, no matter how well controlled you think your asthma is. Your answers to this 5-question quiz will provide you a score that may help you and your. doctor discuss your treatment plan. How to take the Asthma Control Test. Step 1. Write the number of each answer in the score box provided.


Asthma Control: Keep it Going
GIP Priority Message: Assess and Monitor Asthma Control. At planned follow-up visits, asthma patients should review their level of asthma control with their healthcare provider based on multiple measures of current impairment and future risk in order to guide clinician decisions to either maintain or adjust therapy. The treatment goal is asthma control


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How would you rate your asthma control during the past 4 weeks? 1. In the past 4 weeks, how much of the time did your asthma keep you from getting as much done at work, school or at home? Step 1Write the number of each answer in the score box provided. Step 2Add the score boxes for your total. Step 3Take the test to the doctor to talk about your score.


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FOR PHYSICIANS: The ACT is: Reference: 1. Nathan RA et al. J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2004;113:59-65. If your score is 19 or less, your asthma may not be controlled as well as it could be. Talk to your doctor. FOR PATIENTS: Take the Asthma Control TestTM (ACT) for people 12 yrs and older. Know your score. Share your results with your doctor. Copyright 2002, by QualityMetric Incorporated. Asthma Control Test is a trademark of QualityMetric Incorporated.


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Asthma Control: Keep it Going. 1  GIP Priority Message: Assess and Monitor Asthma Control. 2  The treatment goal is asthma control. 3  Monitor asthma control and adjust therapy if needed. 4  Educate patients on how to recognize inadequate asthma control.


Asthma Control: Keep it Going
The treatment goal is asthma control. Asthma control is the degree to which the manifestations of asthma are minimized by therapeutic interventionsâthat is, the degree to which the goals of therapy are met. Asthma control, like asthma severity, can be broken down into two domains: current impairment and future risk. Impairment is an assessment of the frequency and intensity of symptoms and functional limitations that a patient is experiencing or has recently experienced.


Abstract, Concrete, General and Specific Terms
Examples of abstract terms include love, success, freedom, good, moral, democracy, and any-ism (chauvinism, Communism, feminism, racism, sexism). These terms are fairly common and familiar, and because we recognize them we may imagine that we understand thembut we really can't, because the meanings won't stay still.


Abstracts
No matter what type of abstract you are writing, or whether you are abstracting your own work or someone elseâs, the most important step in writing an abstract is to revise early and often. When revising, delete all extraneous words and incorporate meaningful and powerful words.


Abstract, Concrete, General and Specific Terms
Abstract terms are useful and necessary when we want to name ideas (as we do in thesis statements and some paragraph topic sentences), but they're not likely to make points clear or interesting by themselves. Concrete terms refer to objects or events that are available to the senses.


How to Write an Abstract
If you need to write an abstract for an academic or scientific paper, don't panic! Your abstract is simply a short, standalone summary of the work or paper that others can use as an overview. An abstract describes what you do in your essay, whether itâs a scientific experiment or a literary analysis paper. It will help your reader to understand the paper and it will help people searching for a particular work to find it and decide whether it suits their purposes.


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Save writing your abstract for last, after you have already finished your paper. 1  A thesis and an abstract are entirely different things. 2  Even if you think you know what your paper is going to be about, always save the abstract for last.


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1 The thesis in a paper introduces the main idea or question, while an abstract works to review the entirety of the paper, including the methods and results. 2  Even if you think you know what your paper is going to be about, always save the abstract for last.


How much does it cost to patch a concrete driveway?
The measurements of the drive are 15'x50' (or 750 square feet) which is a somewhat standard set of dimensions for a residential driveway. The average costs for such work are around $3 to $5 per square foot, which is around 50% of the average price for hiring a contractor to tackle the work.he measurements of the drive are 15'x50' (or 750 square feet) which is a somewhat standard set of dimensions for a residential driveway. The average costs for such work are around $3 to $5 per square foot, which is around 50% of the average price for hiring a contractor to tackle the work.


Farmers Insurance Group
1 Farmers New World Life Insurance Company is a subsidiary of Farmers Group, Inc. 2  Farmers Financial Solutions, LLC. was created by the Farmers Exchanges in 2000 to provide financial products to customers.


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One of the most important aspects of any Insurance Company is its claim service. Farmers Mutual Insurance Company provides outstanding claim service to its policyholders. Claims are handled in a prompt, fair manner by experienced staff specializing in claims.


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It is based on a comprehensive quantitative and qualitative evaluation of a company's balance sheet strength, operating performance and business profile. Farmers Mutual Insurance Company is a West Virginia Farm Mutual Insurance Company. Farmers Mutual has been serving West Virginians since 1905. We offer a variety of products to meet your insurance needs, and our service is second to none. We utilize state of the art technology to service our agents and policyholders.


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The company offers preferred and standard homeowners programs for dwellings located within the state. Farmowners Insurance. The farmowners program at Farmers Mutual offers a wide array of coverage to meet the specific needs of farms and farm properties. Mobile Homeowners Insurance. A mobile homeowners policy offers property and liability insurance coverage combined into one policy. Dwelling Fire. Farmers Mutual offers fire and extended coverage on dwellings that do not meet the criteria for a homeowners policy.


Farmers Insurance Group
1 Despite Farmers' claims, the state of Washington ordered the company to pay the claim. 2  In Betty Jo Walker v. Farmers Insurance (2007), Farmers was fined $3 million for not defending a pair of limited-income homeowners from a negligence claim.


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FMH is pleased to announce it has completed the closing on the acquisition of John Deere Insurance Company and John Deere Risk Protection, Inc. Click the button to read more information including a press release and informational fact sheet about the transaction.


Lemonis Says CW to Sell RVâs at Lazydays Site
The statement came in response to a press release issued by Camping World, a retailer of RV aftermarket products, on Friday (June 8) stating that the company had severed its âcooperation agreementâ with Seffner, Fla.-based Lazydays, citing breach of contract.


Lazydays reopens bankruptcy case, sues founder
(July 20, 2011) -- Lazydays RV Supercenter reopened its bankruptcy case July 15 after it obtained a court order in June to enforce a lease for the property upon which the dealership sits, RV Daily Report has learned. Lazydays founder Don Wallace is the landlord and claims a purchase option to that lease did not survive bankruptcy. SEFFNER, Fla. â Lazydays RV Supercenter reopened its bankruptcy case July 15 after it obtained a court order in June to enforce a lease for the property upon which the dealership sits, RV Daily Report has learned. Lazydays is attempting the purchase the property owned by its founder, Don Wallace.


Lemonis Says CW to Sell RVâs at Lazydays Site
But two months ago, Lay said a Bartow, Fla., RV dealership changed its name from Dustyâs RV to Camping World RV Sales, and that violated the agreement Camping World referenced in its statement. Lazydays brought legal action in Tampa, which is ongoing, he said.


KOA, Lazydays Building a Partnership in Tucson
KOA, Lazydays Building a Partnership in Tucson. January 16, 2014 by RVBusiness Â· Leave a Comment. Kampgrounds of Americaâs (KOA) recent purchase of the Lazydays campground in Tucson, Ariz., for $4.35 million is proving to be a beneficial partnership, according to a report by the Arizona Daily Star.


Camping World, Lazydays RV feuding on shared Seffner complex
Lazydays founder Don Wallace sold the RV dealership in 2006, but Wallace still owns and controls the land underneath as landlord. Wallace and current owners of the dealership remain in a long-running legal dispute, while the dealership has changed hands several times and filed for bankruptcy in 2009.


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MEMORANDUM ORDER. The Reorganized Debtors, Lazy Daysâ R.V. Center Inc. (âLazy Daysââ) and LDRV. Holdings Corp. (âLDRVâ) (collectively, the âReorganized Debtorsâ) have moved (the. âMotionâ) to reopen their closed Chapter 11 cases to adjudicate and enforce terms of the.


Lazydays (RV dealer)
Lazydays is one of the most successful RV dealerships in the United States, selling one of every 10 new diesel motorhomes. It was named #1 in Class A vehicles for its industry in the nation and has received awards from Tiffin Motorhomes, Featherlite, Fleetwood, American Coach and Winnebago.


Lazydays (RV dealer)
Lazydays (RV dealer) Lazydays was founded in 1976, and is the worldâs largest RV dealership. Based on 126 acres outside Tampa, FL, Lazydays also has dealerships located in Tucson, AZ as well as three dealerships located in Loveland, Aurora and Longmont, CO.


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IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT. FOR THE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE. In re: ) Chapter 11. ) LAZY DAYSâ RV CENTER, INC., et al., ) Case No. 09-13911(KG) ) (Jointly Administered) Reorganized Debtors.


Alcohol
But, to begin to better understand alcoholism, there is a great deal we need to talk about regarding alcohol and itâs effect on the individual, the family and many of major problems faced by our society-crime, drinking and driving and in the workplace.


Alcoholism
Prevention of alcoholism is possible by regulating and limiting the sale of alcohol, taxing alcohol to increase its cost, and providing inexpensive treatment. Treatment may take several steps. Because of the medical problems that can occur during withdrawal, alcohol detoxification should be carefully controlled.


Alcoholism
1 The term alcoholism was split into alcohol abuse and alcohol dependence in 1980's DSM-III, and in 1987's DSM-III-R behavioral symptoms were moved from abuse to dependence. 2  It has been suggested that DSM-V merge alcohol abuse and alcohol dependence into a single new entry, named alcohol-use disorder.


Alcoholism
Alcoholism, also known as alcohol use disorder (AUD) and alcohol dependence syndrome, is a broad term for any drinking of alcohol that results in problems. It was previously divided into two types: alcohol abuse and alcohol dependence.


Alcohol
Alcohol is addictive and the state of addiction to alcohol is known as the disease of alcoholism.


Recovery
Help is just acall or visit awayâMake the call now! Recovery, for the individual or the family, starts with admitting you have a problemâif you and others are willing to change, there are solutions. Recovery is about the joy of living.


Alcohol
Understanding Alcohol and Alcoholism If youâre visiting the NCADD website to find out about alcohol, you are in the right place. We have chosen to have a separate section about alcohol because it is our most commonly used drug and it represents our number one drug problem. Ethanol, commonly known as alcohol, found in beer, wine and spirits (like whiskey, gin, scotch, vodka, etc.) is a psychoactive drug that has a depressant effect.


Recovery
Long-term recovery from alcoholism and drug addiction opens a world of possibilities. It is real, it is happening every day and we estimate that as many as 20 million individuals and family members are living life in recovery! Recovery is something to CELEBRATE, indeed! FACT: Stigma prevents millions of individuals and family members from seeking help! FACT: Stigma results in social and legal discrimination in employment, housing, education and access to healthcare.


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Alcoholism and Addiction is a disease and the alcoholicand addicted person is suffering from an illness;The alcoholic and addicted person can be helped and isworth helping;This is a Public Health Problem and therefore a publicresponsibility Foundation of NCADD Founded by Marty Mann in 1944.


Alcoholism
Alcohol use can affect all parts of the body but particularly affects the brain, heart, liver, pancreas, and immune system. This can result in mental illness, Wernicke Korsakoff syndrome, an irregular heart beat, liver failure, and an increase in the risk of cancer, among other disease.


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A Capstone Course is a project, its often called a Capstone Project and it is different for every degree that requires it. capstone course project is typically a summative assignment at the end of a program or degree. The main purpose of a capstone course project is to demonstrate a culmination â¦ of learning throughout the program or degree.


What does âCapstone Courseâ mean?
A capstone course is a class marked with an asterisk on degree plans. It is designed to be taken during a studentâs final semester. It would be the class that has the most prerequisites and is usually the focus of the degree. capstone course is a class marked with an asterisk on degree plans. It is designed to be taken during a studentâs final semester. It would be the class that has the most prerequisites and is usually the focus of the degree.


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In a summative evaluation of the students experience in the university curriculum, a capstone course is an instrument used to measure the attainment of curricular outcomes. It is an in-depth opportunity for the student to demonstrate accomplishment of the full spectrum of that learning.he following list of advantages and characteristics of a capstone course are a summary of the educative value of such an experience for students presented in this chapter. The Capstone Course ... enables the establishing of a clear link between knowledge in ...


Business Capstone Course
Bachelor Degree / Capstone Course. A capstone course is required of all bachelor degree candidates. The CCE Capstone is a multi-disciplinary independent study designed by the student, approved by an Academic Counselor, and completed under the supervision and guidance of an Assumption College faculty member.he CCE Capstone is a multi-disciplinary independent study designed by the student, approved by an Academic Counselor, and completed under the supervision and guidance of an Assumption College faculty member.


MSIM Capstone Details
Capstone Overview. The Capstone experience involves identifying an information problem in a real-world setting and developing the means to address it.Capstone projects can be research-oriented or design-oriented. Solutions are typically interactive, meaning the end product is something that can be implemented and used.he Capstone experience involves identifying an information problem in a real-world setting and developing the means to address it.


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The capstone is the last stone placed on the top of a building or edifice, and can be placed in a dedication of such a building or edifice as to signify that it is finished an â¦ d the work is done. capstone course project is typically a summative assignment at the end of a program or degree. The main purpose of a capstone course project is to demonstrate a culmination â¦ of learning throughout the program or degree.


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  A Capstone Seminar requires the production of an unambiguously professional quality. Each team (within the class) is usually divided and coordinates the tasks of formula â¦ ting the issue, compiling background information, acquisition and analysis of data, report writing and presentation. capstone course project is typically a summative assignment at the end of a program or degree. The main purpose of a capstone course project is to demonstrate a culmination â¦ of learning throughout the program or degree.


What is Capstone relating to a college degree?
It is basically a class where the ultimate goal is to have a research paper by the end which shows what you have learned during your degree program. During the course you have to submit proposals, rough drafts and a final draft of your paper. Its almost like a thesis for a PHD. capstone course project is typically a summative assignment at the end of a program or degree. The main purpose of a capstone course project is to demonstrate a culmination â¦ of learning throughout the program or degree.


What Are Capstone Courses?
A major project capstone course requires students to develop one project, such as a research paper, for one or two semesters. Capital University's professional studies degree, for example, requires a major capstone project in the second term of a student's senior year.ortfolios. Portfolio capstone courses require students to create a body of work that faculty can evaluate. Typically, portfolios are used in majors in which artistic representation is a major aspect of the education provided, including fields such as creative writing, fashion design, screenwriting and sculpture.


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A capstone course project is typically a summative assignment at the end of a program or degree. The main purpose of a capstone course project is to demonstrate a culmination â¦ of learning throughout the program or degree. capstone course project is typically a summative assignment at the end of a program or degree. The main purpose of a capstone course project is to demonstrate a culmination â¦ of learning throughout the program or degree.


What Your Tongue Tells You About Your Thyroid
If there is a coating on the tongue that suggests that there is a yeast overgrowth. Yeast (Candida) is an opportunistic infection and when the healthy gut bacteria has been disrupted then yeast can overtake residence in the digestive system. This is not limited to just the intestines and can also present on the tongue.


Tongue âGroovesâ Signal Hidden Health Dangers
Well, itâs true. According to renowned holistic medical practitioner David Brownstein, M.D., grooves or scalloping along the sides of your tongue constitute just one of many âred flagsâ suggesting a low-functioning thyroid gland.


The tongue: A window to other organs
The tongue: A window to other organs. The most common tongue condition in the literature is geographic tongue followed by fissured tongue (see Figure 1). The fissured tongue is also the most common oral finding in patients with psoriasis. Other names applied to the fissured tongue are scrotal or plicated tongue.


The tongue: A window to other organs
In most cases, the tongue exhibits a central groove with smaller grooves radiating from the center line. Some practitioners view the fissuring of the tongue more as a sign of other underlying issues with the total body.


Tongue âGroovesâ Signal Hidden Health Dangers
Whatâs worse, this thyroid deficiency has been linked to 59 separate diseases and conditions, including heart disease, cancer, depression, mental decline, diabetes, obesity, arthritis, infertility, and dozens more.


The tongue: A window to other organs
Intraoral findings: A chief complaint is that of malodor and discoloration associated with deep fissuring of the tongue due to the bacteria and food particles that become embedded in the grooves and cracks. The trapped particles may lead to inflammation and often cause discomfort/burning in the patient.


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The tongue in many, but not all, patients with geographic tongue often has numerous folds or ridges on the upper surface as well as red spots that appear to move from one area to another, feel slightly raised and are tender.These red areas usually have a slightly white or yellow-white, raised line around their edges.


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And if your tongue is unhealthy, then it is much more likely for your thyroid to be unhealthy. Here are examples of what unhealthy tongues look like and what it might mean for your thyroid health. If the tongue is red or beefy that generally suggests a vitamin deficiency, especially the B-vitamins and folic acid.


What Your Tongue Tells You About Your Thyroid
Not only is it directly connected to our digestive system but the tongue is often the âcanary in the coalmineâ. That is, many deficiencies and imbalances will show up in the tongue before those problems manifest in other parts of the body and sometimes even before symptoms are present.


Behavioral Health Technician Job Description & Responsibilities
Wages for this profession averaged $31,370 a year, or $15.08 an hour, with the lowest paid 10 percent receiving less than $15,680, or $7.54 an hour. The highest paid 10 percent earned more than $51,200, or $24.61 an hour.


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Use of this Registry is subject to agreement and compliance with these Terms of Use. This Registry is available as a resource for consumers, employers and licensing authorities to verify certification status.


RBT EXAMINATION CONTENT AND STRUCTURE
RBT EXAM CONTENT AND STRUCTURE. The Registered Behavior Technician examination is comprised of 75 multiple-choice questions. Each question has four possible answers. Examination content is based on the RBT Task List. In addition to the 75 graded questions, examinations typically include up to 10 ungraded pilot questions. Therefore, candidates sitting for the RBT examination will usually answer 85 questions total.


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EDNU9071: Behavior Technician-Level One. Training hours: 45.0. This program will prepare candidates with a strong basic foundation in the basic concepts and principles of applied behavior analysis within the context of Autism treatment and Person Centered approaches.


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This program meets 30 of the 45 required coursework hours for the ABA Technician Credential coursework requirements and will prepare candidates with a strong basic foundation in the basic concepts and principles of applied behavior analysis within the context of Autism treatment.


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This Registry is a listing of all current Registered Behavior Technicians. The information is current as of October 16, 2015. The BACB is the primary and only source of official verification that a person is credentialed by the BACB. This Registry is the only online, BACB-approved Registry of current Registered Behavior Technicians. You may obtain primary source verification of BACB credentials via this registry, via email at verifications@bacb.com or via telephone at 720-438-4321.


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Our training with Behavioral Tech has pushed us to get the most out of ourselves, our team, and our clients.. Center for Addiction and Mental Health, Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto. Learn how Behavioral Tech can prepare you for DBT Certification.


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Training hours: 120.0. This program is equivalent to 120 contact hours and was previously titled as the Qualified Autism Services Practitioner (QASP) program. This coursework meets partial requirements for the QASP Credential coursework. Additional 60 hours of coursework are required including 3 hours of Ethics.


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A one time tuition of $5900 will get you: Access to all six individual BCBA courses Free access to... EDNU9060 BACB Course 1-Principles and Characteristics of Behavior This is the first course of the BCBA 4th task Edition course sequence, offered by Brandman University, required for certification by the BACB as a BCBA.


Behavioral Health Technician Job Description & Responsibilities
Employment. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the largest employers of behavioral health technicians are psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals. These employed 23,830 out of a total 69,840 workers in the U.S., as of 2011.


A List of Common Mood Disorders
slide 5 of 12. Depressive Disorders Major depressive disorders are on our list of mood disorders and are subcategorized into a single episode or recurrent episodes, in which two or more depressive episodes occur. The core symptoms of depression include: Sadness, apathy, unhappiness, apathy, anxiety.


Overview
Mood disorders may increase your risk of suicide. Some examples of mood disorders include: Major depressive disorder â prolonged and persistent periods of extreme sadness; Bipolar disorder â also called manic depression or bipolar affective disorder, depression that includes alternating times of depression and mania


Mood Disorders
A diagnosis of dysthymic disorder in adults requires at least a two-year history of depressed mood for most of the day on most days, along with at least two of the symptoms noted above. Although some symptoms may overlap, you may be less likely to have weight or sleep changes with dysthymic disorder than with depression.


Mood Disorders
These factors can feed off each other. For example, if you always see the glass as half empty, you may reinforce the symptoms of depression. And a chronic mood disorder can sensitize you to stress, further feeding your risk for depression. Symptoms of Dysthymic Disorder. In addition to chronic low moods, common symptoms of this mood disorder include:


Overview
Anxiety disorders can also affect your mood and often occur along with depression. Mood disorders may increase your risk of suicide. Some examples of mood disorders include: Major depressive disorder â prolonged and persistent periods of extreme sadness Bipolar disorder â also called manic depression or bipolar affective disorder, depression that includes alternating times of depression and mania


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The list of mood disorders include mental illness disorders which involve symptoms such as depression and mania. While some mood disorders may seem similar, they all have their differences. All mood disorders discussed are found on the DSM which is the Diagnostic tool for mental health professionals.


A List of Common Mood Disorders
If mild and occasional, the feelings may be normal. If more severe, they may be a sign of a major depressive disorder or dysthymic reaction or be symptomatic of a bipolar disorder. Other mood disorders may be caused by a general medical condition. Mood disorder is a DSM-IV term.â Weâre all familiar with the way moods come and go. What makes a mood disorder different is the fact that they last a long time and they affect peopleâs lives. The key emotions in the list of mood disorders are depression and mania.


A List of Common Mood Disorders
Find out more with this list of mood disorders. 1  slide 1 of 12. Defining Mood Disorders Mood disorders, also call affective disorders, may be defined as âa variety of conditions characterized by a disturbance in mood as the main feature. 2  slide 2 of 12. Extremes of Mood Depression and mania are two extremes of mood. 3  slide 3 of 12.


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Learn about Mood Disorders on Healthgrades.com, including information on symptoms, causes and treatments.


Overview
Depression induced by substance use or medication â depression symptoms that develop during or soon after substance use or withdrawal or after exposure to a medication; For most people, mood disorders can be successfully treated with medications and talk therapy (psychotherapy). When to see a doctor


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Benton Grange No. 458. The Benton Grange No. 458 is an historic Grange hall at 29 River Road in Benton, Maine, USA. Built in 1915, it is one of the rural community's largest buildings, serving for many years as a social and civic venue for the towm. From 1915 to 1990 it housed the annual town meeting.


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To find out which Wildlife Management District(s) a town is located in, select the first letter of the name of the town from the links listed below. A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | U | V | W | Y. - A -. Abbot 14 (N.


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Benton Junk Yards. About Search Results. About Search Results. YP - The Real Yellow PagesSM - helps you find the right local businesses to meet your specific needs. Search results are sorted by a combination of factors to give you a set of choices in response to your search criteria.


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Your Guide to Apartments in Benton. Relax, Smile, and Laugh - because finding Benton apartments for rent has never been easier. Hi, Iâm Trey, your Official Benton apartment living guide. Iâve helped hundreds of residents find Benton apartments for rent and Iâm looking forward to helping you too!


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The list below is by town, wildlife management district, and county. Note: A town may be in more than one wildlife management district. (Example: Belfast 23 (N. State Highway #3/W. State Highway #141).....25 (S. State Highway #3).....26 (S. State Highway #3/E. State Highway #141).....29 (coastal islands) - Waldo.


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Recent posts about Benton, Maine on our local forum with over 2,000,000 registered users. Benton is mentioned 27 times on our forum: Latest news from Benton, ME collected exclusively by city-data.com from local newspapers, TV, and radio stations.


Sanford, Maine
2.9%. According to our research of Maine and other state lists there were 7 registered sex offenders living in Benton, Maine as of April 02, 2017. The ratio of number of residents in Benton to the number of sex offenders is 385 to 1.


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Products Sircon has a number of compliance managment solutions for Individuals, Agencies, Carriers, Securities Firms, Education Providers, and State Regulators. Individuals Agents, Producers, Advisors, Reps, Adjusters Never forget to renew your licenses with complete credential visibility, in one convenient location. Always know when and where you're authorized to sell with quick access to your personal compliance dashboard.


Step 1: Complete a Wisconsin insurance pre-licensing course
Step 1: Complete a Wisconsin insurance pre-licensing course. To sell insurance in Wisconsin, you must complete an approved pre-licensing education course. All insurance pre-licensing courses provided by Insurance License Express are approved by the Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance. Once you have completed your Wisconsin insurance pre-licensing course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion. The course is valid for one year from your date of completion. Within one year of completing the course, you must pass your Wisconsin insurance license exam.


Wisconsin Insurance Continuing Education Course Catalog
Wisconsin Insurance License Renewal Requirements *While we strive to provide you with the most up to date and accurate information about your Wisconsin Insurance License Renewal Requirements, there may be some specific licensing requirements, or changes in State Laws or Insurance Regulations of which we may not be aware.


How to reinstate your driver license or driving privilege (Wisconsin residents)
Your Wisconsin driver license number or Wisconsin driver identification card number; or; Your Social Security number and date of birth; or; Your name, gender and date of birth; Proof of insurance. You may be required to file proof of insurance (SR22 certificate) with the DMV.


Vehicle Registration
The License Renewal Period for Wisconsin Licensed Agents begins 60 Days prior to their Expiration Date. There are 2 Options for Renewing your license: 1) Online through NIPR, located here: WI Agent Renewal (NIPR)


1. Get Started With Drivers License Renewal Assistance Online
The cost to renew drivers license in Wisconsin may vary, and the WI DOT will charge additional fees depending on the payment method you choose. When renewing drivers license in WI, applicants will be charged a fee in the amount of $34 for an eight-year renewal of their regular license to drive.


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Applicants applying for the Travel Insurance Firm license must have at least one DRLP licensed with an active Intermediary (Producer) Individual license with the Travel LOA in the state of Wisconsin (resident or non-resident). Business entities are not allowed to reinstate through Non-Resident Licensing (NRL).


1. Get Started With Drivers License Renewal Assistance Online
Wisconsin drivers who wish to renew their drivers licenses, and are not qualified to apply online or by mail, must complete the process in person. 1  For a personal WI drivers license renewal, you must appear at a local WI DMV location, and hand over the required documents.


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Employee Benefit Plan Administrators are required to submit to the state for renewal: 1  If any changes in bond coverage, proof of a new original Performance Bond (signed & sealed) between $15,000.00 and $500,000.00 if there has been any change. 2  Financial Statement for the administratorâs most recent completed fiscal year.


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Intermediary (Producer) Individuals can reinstate through NIPR's Non-Resident License Renewal Application for up to one (1) year past expiration date if the license is in Expired status. Intermediary (Producer) Individuals must reapply more than one (1) year after license expiration date through the Non-Resident Licensing Application.


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The Verizon-branded HTC One is following in the footsteps of the DROID DNA. When the DNA was launched, it could be officially bootloader unlocked at HTCDev.com. People were shocked that Verizon allowed HTCâs bootloader unlock tool to work on their devices.


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It was a good day, but now itâs over. The Verizon-branded HTC One is following in the footsteps of the DROID DNA. When the DNA was launched, it could be officially bootloader unlocked at HTCDev.com. People were shocked that Verizon allowed HTCâs bootloader unlock tool to work on their devices.


Verizon HTC One bootloader no longer unlockable
Tweet. It was a good day, but now itâs over. The Verizon-branded HTC One is following in the footsteps of the DROID DNA. When the DNA was launched, it could be officially bootloader unlocked at HTCDev.com. People were shocked that Verizon allowed HTCâs bootloader unlock tool to work on their devices.


Verizon HTC One bootloader no longer unlockable
When the DNA was launched, it could be officially bootloader unlocked at HTCDev.com. People were shocked that Verizon allowed HTCâs bootloader unlock tool to work on their devices. However, it was short lived, as Verizon blocked the use of the bootloader unlocking tool for all customers.


Verizon HTC One bootloader no longer unlockable
People were shocked that Verizon allowed HTCâs bootloader unlock tool to work on their devices. However, it was short lived, as Verizon blocked the use of the bootloader unlocking tool for all customers. Strangely, Verizon didnât seem to learn its lesson.


Unlocking Your Bootloader
Unlocking Your Bootloader. HTC is committed to listening to users and delivering customer satisfaction. We have heard your voice and starting now, we will allow our bootloader to be unlocked for 2011 models going forward. Please keep an eye on this website for more details on which devices will be adding this feature.


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Your root apk doesnât work on the Verizon HTC one m7 on 4.4.3 is there a root for this phone if so plz email me. Reply â. Three days ago I switched from a rooted Samsung GS III on Verizon to the HTC One M8. As I was setting it up the first night it upgraded to 4.4.3.


Unlocking and Rooting HTC One (Verizon)
Unlocking and Rooting HTC One (Verizon). Please can someone help me Unlock and Root my Android device. Htcdev.com (Dosn't work), Rumrunner (Dosn't work), and Firewater (Won't work). I am new to the world of rooting.


Unlocking Your Bootloader
Our devices have been designed with our hardware and software specifications in mind and unlocking the bootloader will change the software and may cause unexpected side effects. It is impossible for HTC to ensure the proper functioning of your device after this.


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5 Cities Where Poverty Is Soaring
According to the latest data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau, the poverty rate in more than 20 cities with populations of 25,000 or more increased by at least 10 percentage points between those two three-year periods. 24/7 Wall St. examined the 10 cities with the biggest increases in poverty rates.


5 Cities Where Poverty Is Soaring
An average of 15.7% of the U.S. population lived below the poverty line during the three-year period of 2010-2012, a considerable increase from an average of 13.6% during the previous three-year period of 2007-2009. In some of the nationâs smaller cities, poverty is an even more severe problem. In Eastpointe, Michigan, the poverty rate rose from 12.2% during 2007-2009, slightly below the U.S. average rate, to a 27.1% average rate during 2010-2012.


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The borough with the highest rate of child poverty in the capital is Tower Hamlets in east London, where 49% of children are poor. Richmond upon Thames has the lowest rate in London with 15%. 'Must do better'. In 15 of the 33 boroughs between one third and a half of children are poor, the study found.


Syracuse has nation's highest poverty concentrated among blacks, Hispanics
Syracuse has nation's highest poverty concentrated among blacks, Hispanics. SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Syracuse has the highest rate of extreme poverty concentrated among blacks and Hispanics out of the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas, according to a new study of poverty in America.


Poverty Rates Remain Stubbornly High in Big Cities
Unfortunately, Savannah is far from unique. Among cities and towns with at least 100,000 people, 54 places recorded poverty rates above 25 percent last year. Detroit, which filed for bankruptcy in July, had a poverty rate of 42.3 percent, the highest of any big city or town in the country. Syracuse, N.Y.; Hartford, Conn.; Cleveland; and Lansing, Mich., also had high poverty rates, ranging from around 35 percent to 38 percent.


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Top 101 cities with the most people below the poverty level, excluding cities with 15% or more of residents in college and with the median age below 28 (population 50,000+) Top 101 cities with the most people below the poverty level, excluding cities with 15% or more of residents in college and with the median age below 28 (population 50,000+) Rank.


The 15 US Cities Where Poverty Is Soaring Fastest
A back alley in Austin. Southern poverty has grown in an extreme way within America's post-recession landscape, according to a new report from the Brookings Institution. Of the 15 metro areas where poverty is expanding at the greatest rates, nine are located in the South, with four in North Carolina and another three in Florida. Metro areas include cities and their surrounding suburbs, where poverty has been expanding fastest.


Top 101 cities with the most people below the poverty level, excluding cities with 15% or more of residents in college and with the median age below 28 (population 50,000+)
Top 101 cities with the most people below the poverty level, excluding cities with 15% or more of residents in college and with the median age below 28 (population 50,000+) Poverty distibution for all U.S. cities (pop. 50,000+)


London has highest child poverty rates across the UK
The borough with the highest rate of child poverty in the capital is Tower Hamlets in east London, where 49% of children are poor. Richmond upon Thames has the lowest rate in London with 15%. In 15 of the 33 boroughs between one third and a half of children are poor, the study found.


How to Trim a Whole Beef Tenderloin for Roasting
[Photographs: J. Kenji Lopez-Alt]. Beef tenderloin is the most expensive cut of meat on the steer. At a good butcher or supermarket, a trimmed center-cut tenderloin can run you as much as $25 to $30 per pound! But there are ways to minimize that cost.The best way is to buy the tenderloin whole and untrimmed, bring it home, and trim it yourself.t a good butcher or supermarket, a trimmed center-cut tenderloin can run you as much as $25 to $30 per pound! But there are ways to minimize that cost. The best way is to buy the tenderloin whole and untrimmed, bring it home, and trim it yourself.


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1 The usual finished product of tenderloin is a filet mignon, which could cost you up to $20 or more per pound if it is a great grade. 2  Certain extremely fine steaks of beef tenderloin from specially-raised and tended beef cows in Japanâs Kobe region are known as wagyu beef and can $100 or more a pound. In case you get beef tenderloin which has more cut and cleaned, you will pay more money. 2  The usual finished product of tenderloin is a filet mignon, which could cost you up to $20 or more per pound if it is a great grade.


How Much Does Pork Roast Cost?
1 On average, depending on the type, the costs of a pork roast are going to range anywhere from $5 to as much as $13 per pound. 2  For instance, a boneless shoulder/butt roast retails for $5 to $8 per pound while a bone-in butt roast can retail for $5 to $8 per pound. On average, depending on the type, the costs of a pork roast are going to range anywhere from $5 to as much as $13 per pound. 2  For instance, a boneless shoulder/butt roast retails for $5 to $8 per pound while a bone-in butt roast can retail for $5 to $8 per pound.


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Refrigerate tenderloin roast in its original packaging for up to four days or freeze for up to two weeks. Place the meat on a rack in a shallow roasting pan in a 425Â°F (22Â°C) oven and cook until the meat reaches the desired degree of doneness (50 to 70 minutes).Copyright Â© 2015 Aisle7.All rights reserved.efrigerate tenderloin roast in its original packaging for up to four days or freeze for up to two weeks. Place the meat on a rack in a shallow roasting pan in a 425Â°F (22Â°C) oven and cook until the meat reaches the desired degree of doneness (50 to 70 minutes). Copyright Â© 2015 Aisle7. All rights reserved.


How to Trim a Whole Beef Tenderloin for Roasting
At my local Whole Foods, this shaves a full $10 per pound off of the trimmed cost, which translates to about $5 per pound savings after trimming away and discarding the scrap. At stores like Costco or other big box supermarkets, you can find untrimmed tenderloin for as little as $6 a pound.t a good butcher or supermarket, a trimmed center-cut tenderloin can run you as much as $25 to $30 per pound! But there are ways to minimize that cost. The best way is to buy the tenderloin whole and untrimmed, bring it home, and trim it yourself.


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Do not add water or cover. Roast in 450 degree oven until the meat thermometer registers 135 (about 30 minutes). Beef Tenderloin is best when cooked to rare or medium doneness. Well done is not recommended because the meat becomes dry and has less flavor.Allow roast to rest for 10 minutes before slicing.o not add water or cover. Roast in 450 degree oven until the meat thermometer registers 135 (about 30 minutes). Beef Tenderloin is best when cooked to rare or medium doneness. Well done is not recommended because the meat becomes dry and has less flavor.


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1 In case you get beef tenderloin which has more cut and cleaned, you will pay more money. 2  The usual finished product of tenderloin is a filet mignon, which could cost you up to $20 or more per pound if it is a great grade. In case you get beef tenderloin which has more cut and cleaned, you will pay more money. 2  The usual finished product of tenderloin is a filet mignon, which could cost you up to $20 or more per pound if it is a great grade.


Brain Damage: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments
Most brain injuries cause focal -- or localized -- brain damage, such as the damage caused when a bullet enters the brain. In other words, the damage is confined to a small area. Closed head injuries frequently cause diffuse brain damage, which means damage to several areas of the brain.


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When this part of the brain is damaged on both sides, for example by a stroke, people can no longer recognise faces, a condition known as prosopagnosia. This is not due to generalised visual problems; reading books, seeing motion and enjoying colour pose no difficulties to someone with prosopagnosia.


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If Ramachandran is correct, and the nerve pathways between the vision centres of the brain and the emotion centre have been damaged, then the man with Capgras syndrome sees his mother but feels no emotion towards her, therefore concludes she must be an impostor.


Brain Damage: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments
1 Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is caused by an external force -- such as a blow to the head -- that causes the brain to move inside the skull or damages the skull. 2  This in turn damages the brain. 3  An Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) occurs at the cellular level. 4  It is most often associated with pressure on the brain.


Stroke - What Happens
When you have an ischaemic stroke the oxygen-rich blood supply to part of your brain is reduced. With a hemorrhagic stroke, there is bleeding in the brain. After about 4 minutes without blood and oxygen, brain cells become damaged and may die.


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These were the words of an alert, intelligent, emotionally healthy man after he came out of a coma following a head injury. Ramachandran and colleagues argue that Capgras syndrome is caused by a disruption of the nerve pathways between the vision centres of the brain and the emotion centre. How do you normally see? Light comes into your eyes, excites cells in your retina and these send messages to your brain.


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Without a blood supply, the nerve cells in that area of the brain become damaged within minutes and die, and as a result, the part of the body controlled by the damaged section of the brain cannot function properly. Because the brain controls everything the body does, damage to the brain will affect body functions.


Brain Damage: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments
Both disrupt the brain's normal functioning. 1  Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is caused by an external force -- such as a blow to the head -- that causes the brain to move inside the skull or damages the skull. 2  This in turn damages the brain. 3  An Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) occurs at the cellular level.


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Through an astounding process your brain perceives the item in front of you, identifies it and decides whether you should eat it, run away from it, or mate with it. For faces, this process of identification happens in your fusiform gyrus in your temporal lobe.


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Most of these will improve over time as the brain recovers. In severe cases, they may cause long-term disability. A stroke can cause problems with: - Weakness or paralysis: weakness, clumsiness or paralysis (hemiplegia) is one of the most recognisable and most common symptoms of a stroke.


Mountain Cur
Curs are a member of the Hound group, and the Mountain Cur is one of several varieties of cur. It can also be used as a water dog. Mainly bred in Ohio, Kentucky, Virginia, and Tennessee, it has been registered with the United Kennel Club since 1998. The Mountain Cur Breeder's Association was formed in 1957.


Mountain Cur
The mountain cur was developed in the United States from dogs that the Europeans brought to America when they settled in Ohio and in the mountains of Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee. These frontier dogs developed as formidable hunting dogs that were used to hunt raccoons, squirrels, boar and bears.


Mountain Cur
A group of four men took to the task of reviving the breed during the 1950s. In 1998, the United Kennel Club recognized the mountain cur and a member of the scent hound breed group. The Mountain Cur is a sturdy and powerful working dog. They have long, lean bodies, deep chests and strong legs. Their heads are slightly flat with a long, broad muzzle.


Cur
The Cur Dog is a trusty and useful servant to the farmer and grazier; and, although it is not taken notice of by naturalists as a distinct race, yet it is now so generally used, especially in the North of England, and such great attention is paid in breeding it, that we cannot help considering it as a permanent kind.


Mountain Cur
The Mountain Cur is noted for his courage. This hunting dog will catch a mad bull head-on in the nose and will hold his ground even against a bear when threatened. The objective in training this dog is to achieve pack leader status. It is a natural instinct for a dog to have an order in its pack.


Cur
A Blackmouth Cur. The term cur refers to a mixed-breed dog. Originally the word cur referred to a certain English purpose-bred, short-tailed cattle droving dog known only from historical records, the cur dog, but in modern usage it applies to any mixed-breed.


Mountain Cur
The Mountain Cur is bred for its working ability. It is a stocky, rugged, working dog with a genuine, though somewhat generic, Cur appearance. The heavy coat tends to be longer than that of the hounds, but still basically short. It is smooth or rough with a soft, fine undercoat.


Mountain Cur
Although friendly and loyal, like most hunting dogs the Mountain Curâs true nature is in the hunt, not in the home. Many people introduce other breeds into the Mountain Cur; however, with the exception of the Houndâs fine nose, this is not necessary as a good Cur should have all the right hunting dog traits.


Mountain Cur
A young Mountain Cur. The Mountain Cur is a type of working dog that is bred specifically for treeing and trailing small game, like squirrel and raccoons. They are also used for hunting and baying big game like bear and wild boar as well as being an all-purpose farm dog.


Cur
Curs versus feists[edit] Among dog experts, the terms cur and feist both refer to purpose-bred North American treeing hounds. The term feist, however, is exclusively used for only the smallest of these, such as the DenMark Feist, Mullins' Feist, and the Thornburg Feist; whereas curs are much larger.


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Hello Hedges. Thank you so much for your interest in Moen products. The difference between the Moen Magnum 1225 and 1200 cartridges is the 1200 is an all brass cartridge. The 1200 is the original single handle cartridge and it was replaced with the 1225 around the late 80âs. They are interchangeable.


OEM cartridge
In inkjet printing, an OEM (original equipment manufacturer) cartridge refers to the ink cartridge that comes with an inkjet printer, or replacement cartridges that are manufactured by the original manufacturer of your printer. PREVIOUS. OEM - original equipment manufacturer. NEXT.


Single-Handle Replacement Cartridge
The MOEN Single-Handle Replacement Cartridge works with all MOEN single-handle faucets excluding Posi-Temp and ExactTemp styles. The cartridge is made with cast metal and plastic for strength.


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cartridges by as much as 26.5%. Image quality. The overall image quality produced by the Xerox OEM cartridges exceeded that of the three remanufactured cartridges, with. the Xerox cartridges producing superior text, line art and solids, and displaying superior overall image quality consistency. Reliability.


What is a Genuine OEM Ink Cartridge?
All three terms if fact refer to the same thing: Genuine, original, and OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) ink cartridges refer to ink cartridges that are manufactured by the same company that makes your printer. An OEM Hewlett Packard ink cartridge, for example, is manufactured by HP and not a 3rd party.


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In the reliability test category, the Xerox OEM cartridges gave a flawless performance, with not a single reliability problem occur-. ring. In contrast, each of the three remanufactured brands had one cartridge failure.


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Since the handle you are describing rotates to turn on the water then you probably are referring to a different cartridge. If you would like to get technical assistance for your Moen faucet, please complete the form at http://www.moen.com/consumer-support/contact-us or call Moen at 1-800-289-6636.


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15 from each of three third-party vendors (4InkJets, NewProNet and TonerPrice), for a total of 60 cartridges, the Xerox OEM. cartridges delivered overall page yield, image quality and reliability performance that was superior to the overall performance. of the three remanufactured third-party cartridge brands.