Torn ACL May Heal Without Surgery
July 21, 2010 -- Many patients with a torn ACL -- the ligament that stabilizes the knee -- may avoid surgery by delaying the operation and first giving physical therapy a try. One of the most feared sports and work injuries is a torn anterior cruciate ligament or ACL.


How long will it take to heal a torn ligament in the arm?
Depends on the severity of the tear. It can be a month to 6 months to a year if it's completely severed. it will take 6 weeks with proper therapy. Depends on the ligament and whether or not blood supply to the damaged ligament was lost. If the blood supply was lost, the ligament will not repair itself and your only option is surgery. If blood supply remains, it may take up to 8 weeks to fully heal.


Torn ACL May Heal Without Surgery
It's the tough piece of tissue that keeps the knee from bending sideways when you plant your foot and pivot. Nobody is exactly sure of the best way to treat a torn ACL. Yet every year, at least 200,000 Americans undergo ACL reconstruction, in which the ACL is restored with tendon grafts.


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The UCL stabilizes the thumb and allows you to grip without your thumb bending backwards to your wrist. If you lose the UCL you basically have a very dysfunctional thumb---you don't get to do things like holding a ski pole or a pen or a drink, etc.


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The nock point locates your nock on the center serving and locks in the amount of bowstring. ABOVE the arrow nock and locks in the amount of bowstring BELOW the arrow nock. To set the initial nock point, put your bow into a bow vise, if you have one. While the bow is in. the vise, ensure your string is plumb and set your arrow at 90 degrees to the string (this can be.


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Preparing the Bow and Range. 1  1. Set aside a few days. You will want to spread your sighting in over a few sessions. 2  2. Buy the sight. Bow sights come in many styles and should be chosen to meet the preferences of the archer. 3  3. Mount the sight to the bow. Follow the instructions provided with the sight for proper installation.


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A Fall Away Arrow Rest has a spring loaded arrow rest support arm, which is typically tied to. the down cable of a compound bow. When the compound bow is at full draw, the down. cable moves in the downward direction, thereby pulling down on the drop away arrow rest.


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Changing the Draw Weight. 1  1. Locate the limb bolts. Look for the limb bolts near the center of your compound bow. 2  2. Loosen the limb locking screws. Certain compound bow models use a second set of bolts or screws to hold the limb bolts in place once theyâre in the right position. 3  3. Tighten or loosen the limb bolts to the desired weight.


Setting your Arrow Rest
Setting your Arrow Rest. First you should set the rest for correct height this is done by installing the rest and placing an arrow on it then adjusting the height of the rest so that the arrow shaft is at the same height as the center of the threaded hole in the riser that is used to secure the rest to the bow(the Berger button hole).


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Look down the sight at the top pin and shoot your arrow at the target. Repeat with a few more arrows. Take note of where the arrows hit compared to the site. If the arrows went above what the pin was indicating, move the sight box up on the bow. Repeat this step until the arrow is not shooting above the top pin.


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Preparing the Bow and Range. 1  1. Set aside a few days. 2  2. Buy the sight. 3  3. Mount the sight to the bow.  4. Set all sighting pin adjustments to the mid- 1 point. 5. Set up the target and mark your ranges.


Setting your Arrow Rest
Using a bow square set the nock height on the string at 90 degrees for drop away and for a Trophy Taker Spring Steel rest while supporting the arrow a bit to take the bend out of the Blade and 1/8â³ above 90 Deg for all other rests. this nocking height will probably require adjusting later in the tuning process.


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Finding the Right Draw Weight. 1  1. Settle on a draw weight that matches your upper body strength. The draw weight of the bow should be determined by your level of upper body strength. 2  2. Take your draw length into account. Draw length refers to the distance it takes to pull the bowstring all the way back. 3  3. Consider how youâll be using the bow.


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Locate the limb bolts. Look for the limb bolts near the center of your compound bow. The limb bolts lie in large circular knobs that attach the bowâs arms to the riser. These bolts must be manipulated to tweak the draw weight, or the amount of tension that is placed on the bow string as it is pulled.


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4. A composition according to claim 1 wherein said aluminum hydroxybromide is present in said composition in an amount of from about 15 to 30% by weight of the total composition. 5. A composition according to claim 1 wherein said aluminum hydroxybromide contains, 0, 2, or 2.5 moles of water of hydration. 6.


aluminum hydroxychloride
aluminum chlorohydrate an antiperspirant; called also aluminum hydroxychloride. aluminum hydroxide the hydroxide of aluminum, used as an antacid and phosphate binder; the official preparation is aluminum hydroxide gel.


aluminum hydroxychloride
aluminum phosphate gel a water suspension of aluminum phosphate and some flavoring agents; used as a gastric antacid, astringent, and soothing agent. aluminum poisoning the toxic effects of high levels of aluminum or its compounds in the body.


aluminum hydroxychloride
aluminum hydroxide gel a preparation of aluminum hydroxide in suspension or dried form, used as an antacid in the treatment of peptic ulcer and gastric hyperacidity and as a phosphate binder in treatment of phosphate nephrolithiasis. aluminum hydroxychloride aluminum chlorohydrate.


aluminum hydroxychloride
aluminum subacetate a compound used as an astringent, diluted with water. aluminum sulfate a compound used as an astringent solution and antiperspirant.


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In these cases the aluminum hydroxybromide is prepared in the form of a concentrate in a solvent system comprising ethyl alchol and e.g. propylene glycol. This is charged into an aerosol can which is then filled with propellant.


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Enough material is applied to the skin to deposit an effective antiperspirant quantity of material. This will ordinarily be in the range of about 10 to 600 milligrams of the aluminum hydroxybromide and preferably about 20 to 100 milligrams of this material.


aluminum hydroxychloride
a chemical element, atomic number 13, atomic weight 26.982. (See Appendix 6.) It occurs naturally in many foods in low concentrations and is also present in many pharmaceuticals and drinking water. High levels in the body can be toxic; see aluminum poisoning.


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Polyaluminum chloride (PAC) of the general formula Al n Cl (3n-m) (OH) m is useful as this compound have a wide range of pH value according to the subscripts n and m. The actual pH correlates to the formula m/(3n). It provides a choice for the exact pH value applications. The most common PAC for water purification is Al 12 Cl 12 (OH) 24. The form of Al 2 Cl(OH) 5 is used as a deodorant and an antiperspirant. Other modified PAC compouinds include polyaluminum hydroxidechloride silicate (PACS) and polyaluminum hydroxidechloride silicate sulfate (PASS). Members of flocculants include: 1  Alum. 2  Aluminum sulfate. 3  Calcium oxide. 4  Iron chloride. 5  Iron sulfate. 6  Polyacrylamide.


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Thus, for example, aluminum hydroxychloride is soluble in ethyl alcohol only to the extent of 10%. In aerosol systems this solubility is effectively reduced, therefore reducing its concentration in the final composition. This puts a severe limit on the effectiveness of this material.


Citation Guide: Parenthetical Citations
Citation Guide: Parenthetical Citations. A guide to create citations for bibliographies and works cited in reference papers. If the information derived from more than one page in the work, format page numbers just as you do in an MLA Works Cited. Examples: 3-4; 5-15; 23-29; 431-39; 497-503.


Citation Guide: Parenthetical Citations
Do not use the page numbers of a print out of a web page or an article from a database. If there are no page numbers, you cannot invent any. Whatâs not there cannot be created. Sometimes you are able to determine the pages in an article from a database from the citation or a PDF.


Citation Guide: Parenthetical Citations
If the encyclopedia entry has an author, use it. If it doesnât, use the title of the entry. In either case, do not use the page number since these sources are arranged alphabetically. Example: According to the Oxford English Dictionary, globalization is a new word, first used in 1959 (âGlobalâ).


Citation Guide: Parenthetical Citations
4. Work has two authors. If a work has two authors, link their names with the word and (written out, do not use an ampersand) or use the names in a signal phrase. Examples: The network form is on the rise in a big way, and because of this, societies are entering a new epoch (Arquilla and Ronfelt 43).


Citation Guide: Parenthetical Citations
If you list the name of the author, the parenthetical citation need only contain the page number. Example: Thomas Friedman wrote, No two countries that both had McDonald's had fought a war against each other since each got its McDonald's (195).


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Making the Bench Base. 1  1. Choose to either reupholster an existing bench or make a new one. 2  2. Measure an existing frame or decide how large you want your bench to be. 3  3. Purchase a piece of 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch plywood from a home improvement or lumber store.


How to Cushion a Bench
Measure the top of the bench. Using a table saw, cut the 3/4-inch plywood to the same size as the bench top. Use a utility knife to cut the foam padding the same size. Spray the plywood with a heavy coat of contact adhesive. Place the foam directly on top.


How to Make An Inexpensive Light Tent â DIY
Comments. 1  Beautiful! I love the patterned material you picked out. 2  Using that piece of plywood is brilliant. Gives you a sturdy back to tack the fabric to. 3  You are a life saver! We are working on our entry closet and the bench cushion cover was what I was trying to figure out!  Loving the office craft room! Reply.


Bench Cushion
That is why it is so important to make bench cushions. Benches need to be ... Step 1: Go get stuff. To make a 92.5 cushion you will need:3 yards x 60 x 1/2 Foam Sheeting3 yards of thick polyester batting3 yards x 60 fabric for cushion1 spool matching ...


How to Cushion a Bench
Turn the bench upside down on the cushion. Square it with the edges. Place 1 1/2-inch screws in the holes. Use the drill/driver to drive the screws into the bottom of the cushion to secure it.


How to Cover a Piece of Foam for Bench Seats
Cut two large pieces of fabric using this pattern â one is the top and one is the bottom. Measure the distance completely around the edge of the cushion. Cut a strip this length plus 1 inch. Measure the thickness of the foam and cut the strip width equal to the thickness plus 1 inch. The additional inch creates 1/2-inch seam allowances. Pin one long edge of the strip around the edge of one large piece of fabric with right-sides facing.


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Measure an existing frame or decide how large you want your bench to be. If you are creating a bench from scratch, you can customize it to the space you want to fill. Measure the area in inches. 3. Purchase a piece of 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch plywood from a home improvement or lumber store.


Cat Repellent Recipes You Can Make Yourself
When we moved into our house 11 years ago the cushions on our window seat were made your way by the previous owners. It is easy to do and it made a crisp look. However, after a year I popped the staples off to wash the fabric. Our cushions get a lot of use and they were dirty.


Computer Monitors and Dizziness
After I read this post, I KNEW I was going to make my cushions the same way! Thank you so much, Christina! Here is a quick video to show you how I made it in less than 5 minutes! Linking this project up to Tutorials and Tips link Party at Home Stories A to Z.


Bench Cushion
A bench without a cushion is like a bench without a cushion; uncomfortable. That is why it is so important to make bench cushions. Benches need to be comfortable and a cushion is a shortcut to comfort. You will be amazed how much more comfortable your bench will be with this cushion sitting on top of it.


Pericarditis Symptoms, Types, Causes, Treatment
1 Pericarditis is an inflammation of the lining surrounding the heart (the pericardial sac). 2  Pericardial effusion is a collection of fluid in the pericardial sac. This fluid may be produced by inflammation.  The cause of pericarditis in most individuals is unknown but is likely due to viral infection.


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A pericardial effusion can also result following heart surgery. In adults, pericarditis is much more frequently due to cancer, kidney failure and immunity problems, and can also follow a heart attack (Dressler's syndrome). Pericarditis can also be part of a more general inflammation of the heart muscle (myopericarditis or myocarditis).


Pericarditis Symptoms, Types, Causes, Treatment
Inflammation of the lining around the heart (the pericardium) that causes chest pain and accumulation of fluid around the heart (pericardial effusion). There are many causes of pericarditis, including infections, injury, radiation treatment, and chronic diseases. SOURCE: MedTerms.


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Pericarditis in Children and Adolescents. Pericarditis is caused by inflammation of the lining around the heart (pericardium), which results in an accumulation of fluid around the heart (pericardial effusion).


The Lymphatic and Immune Systems
In children, the most common cause of pericarditis is an infection by a virus. Much less frequently it can be caused by other types of infections (bacteria or tuberculosis), disorders of the immune system (such as lupus erythematosis or rheumatoid arthritis), kidney failure, or some types of cancer.


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Children with pericarditis usually develop fever and chest pain. The chest pain is generally at the front of the chest behind the breastbone (sternum) and is often described as stabbing. Usually the pain is worse when laying down, and improved by sitting up and leaning forward.


What is Pericarditis?
In many cases, the cause of pericarditis (both acute and chronic) is unknown. Viral infections are likely a common cause of pericarditis, although the virus may never be found. Pericarditis often occurs after a respiratory infection. Bacterial, fungal, and other infections also can cause pericarditis. Most cases of chronic, or recurring, pericarditis are thought to be the result of autoimmune disorders. Examples of such disorders include lupus, scleroderma, and rheumatoid arthritis. With autoimmune disorders, the body's immune system makes antibodies (proteins) that mistakenly attack the body's tissues or cells.


Pericarditis Symptoms, Types, Causes, Treatment
1 Pericardial effusion is a collection of fluid in the pericardial sac. This fluid may be produced by inflammation.  The cause of pericarditis in most individuals is unknown but is likely due to viral infection. Pericarditis may be an associated complication of many diseases or may be due to trauma.


Common causes of Pericarditis
Common causes of Pericarditis. This information shows the various causes of Pericarditis, and how common these diseases or conditions are in the general population. This is not a direct indication as to how commonly these diseases are the actual cause of Pericarditis, but gives a relative idea as to how frequent these diseases are seen overall. 1  1 disease that is very common. 2  6 diseases that are common.  2 diseases that are uncommon.


Common causes of Pericarditis
The following causes of Pericarditis are diseases or conditions that affect more than 200,000 people, but less than 1 million people in the USA: 1  Scleroderma - pericarditis.  Wegener's granulomatosis.


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   The coldest temperature in North America is often quoted as  -63A 63Ã£Â°A (-Ã¢ CÂ°81a) 81Ã£ A, Ã¢, F at snag-yukon-canada. On,  1947 02 03 However The United states army natick laboratory left  a thermometer at 15,000 elevation (4,572 about) 15000 Feet McKinley,  Meters, On.Mount.Mckinley. alaska u s a. from 1950 to 1969he hottest official temperature in North America and the world is  134A 134Ã£Â°A (Ã¢ FÂ°57a) 57Ã£ A Ã¢ C (at Furnace Creek  ranch called greenland), Ranch At, â¦ The, Time.Death.Valley. california u-s-a.  On, 1913 07 10 however that.temperature was (measured.3 5) feet  1 0668. meters off the ground


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 The average April temperature in North Carolina varies between the  lowest 49 degrees Fahrenheit at Blowin â¦ g Rock to the highest of 63  degrees at Wilmington. State capital Raleigh has an average  temperature of 59 degrees Fahrenheit.orth America includes the US, Canada and Mexico. Average annual income for Canada: $51,951 Average annual income for the US: $49,777 Average annual income for Mexico: e â¦ stimated to be 1/4 to 1/3 of the US average.


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What are the hottest and coldest temperatures recorded in North America? The hottest official temperature in North America and the world is  134A 134Ã£Â°A (Ã¢ FÂ°57a) 57Ã£ A Ã¢ C (at Furnace Creek  ranch called greenland), Ranch At, â¦ The, Time.Death.Valley. california u-s-a. on 1913 07 10he hottest official temperature in North America and the world is  134A 134Ã£Â°A (Ã¢ FÂ°57a) 57Ã£ A Ã¢ C (at Furnace Creek  ranch called greenland), Ranch At, â¦ The, Time.Death.Valley. california u-s-a.  On, 1913 07 10 however that.temperature was (measured.3 5) feet  1 0668. meters off the ground


How are enzymes made in a cell?
That is all that DNA does. The 4 million bases in an E. coli cell's DNA tell the cell how to make the 1,000 or so enzymes that an E. coli cell needs to live its life. A gene is simply a section of DNA that acts as a template to form an enzyme. Let's look at the entire process of how DNA is turned into an enzyme so you can understand how it works.


Chapter 6 ap Bio
Cell Wall-rigid structure outside the plasma membrane. Plasma Membrane-membrane enclosing the protiens. Bacterial Chromosome-Chromosome is bacteria Nucleoid-Region where the cell's DNA is located (not enclosed by membrane. Cytoplasm-Region between the nucleus and the plama membrane of a eukaryotic cell. Flagella-Locomotion organelles of some bacteria.


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It is unknown how many enzymes a cell can contain. It typically  depends on the type of cell and the functions it needs to perform.  However, it is believed that it is in th â¦ e thousands. Valentin Popov.


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1 Electrical impulses are sent along the nervous system to and from the brain that regulate all movement. 2  The brain and the nervâ¦. 3  The Use of Enzymes in Laundry Detergents Laundry detergents clean clothes and can even remove stains, with no need for any extra scrubbing.


Chapter 6 ap Bio
Cells are so small because if a cell grows beyond a certain limit, not enough material will be able to cross the cell membrane. As a cell increases in size the volume grows proportianately more than its surface area.


Fenian Raids: Invasions of British-ruled Canada
While Canada was emerging as a nation, John OâNeillâs star had been rising quickly within the Fenian organization. In 1868, he was elected president of the Irish Republican Brotherhood Senate. But all was not well within the fractious, quarrelsome group.


Fenian Raids: Invasions of British-ruled Canada
Due in some part to the unifying effect the Fenian threat had on their Canadian subjects, the British passed the British North America Act in 1867, creating the Dominion of Canada. Shortly after the new nation was established, the British government began to withdraw the Regular garrisons at Kingston and Quebec.


Discover Canada - Canadaâs History
The first financial institutions opened in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The Montreal Stock Exchange opened in 1832. For centuries Canadaâs economy was based mainly on farming and on exporting natural resources such as fur, fish and timber, transported by roads, lakes, rivers and canals.


Fenian Raids: Invasions of British-ruled Canada
Fenian Raids: Invasions of British-ruled Canada. In the first light of June 2, 1866, Colonel John OâNeill of the Fenian Brotherhood deployed his troops along Lime Ridge just outside Ridgeway, Ontario.


Discover Canada - Canadaâs History
The British Parliament passed the British North America Act in 1867. The Dominion of Canada was officially born on July 1, 1867. Until 1982, July 1 was celebrated as âDominion Dayâ to commemorate the day that Canada became a self-governing Dominion.


Fenian Raids: Invasions of British-ruled Canada
This Fenian army was commanded by a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., Brig. Gen. Samuel Spear. Spear, unlike Colonel OâNeill, had at least one mounted unit, the 22nd Irish Cavalry, at his disposal.


Fenian Raids: Invasions of British-ruled Canada
On June 5, he declared that the U.S. Neutrality Laws of 1818 would be upheld. No further Fenian attempts to invade Canada would find U.S. authorities looking the other way. On June 8, Spear received word that U.S. marshals in St. Albans had impounded his ammunition and supplies.


Contact of Cell C Customer Service in South Africa
Contact Cell C: Find below customer service details of Cell C in South Africa, including phone and address. You can reach the below contact for queries on new Cell C mobile connections, billing or cancellation, internet plans, prepaid / postpaid subscriptions, or other questions.


Cell C
The mobile provider was founded in November 2001, Cell C is owned by 3C Telecommunications, which is 60% owned by Oger Telecom South Africa, a division of Saudi Oger; 25% owned in an unencumbered holding by CellSAf, and 15% by Lanun Securities SA.


Contact of Cell C Customer Service in South Africa
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Cell C
Please leave a comment on your experience with the Cell C customer care. * Please note that the contact-us business directory is not representing or related to Cell C or any of the companies or institutions listed.


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Iâm trying to contact Cell C Customer Care via phone but with no luck. Maybe you can help me this way. My cell no. is xx and for the past 2 weeks I cannot make any call because the message pops up that I can only make emergency calls.


Contact of Cell C Customer Service in South Africa
Cell Câs network covers close to 92% of the population in South Africa. Cell C was the first to operate on a dual band network. Owned and operated by 3C Telecommunications, CellSAf and Lanun Securities SA, the company has about 570 roaming partners in 194 countries.


DirecTV Headquarters Information
What is it with cell c. If you have a problem and call customer care they do not give you an option to speak to a consaltant. Reply. Your service are pathetic. i have been calling for 2 days and still am not able to speak to an operator.


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To whom it may concern, Iâm trying to contact Cell C Customer Care via phone but with no luck. Maybe you can help me this way. My cell no. is xx and for the past 2 weeks I cannot make any call because the message pops up that I can only make emergency calls.


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In our institution, a review of over 3,000 liver biopsies (including liver transplant patients) demonstrated that the majority of complications were discovered within the first hour after percutaneous liver biopsy, and that shortening the recovery time to 1-2 hours did not impact the frequency of complications [ 6 ].


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214 4. Timing of protocol liver biopsy In HCV recipients, fibrosis of the graft progresses since the first year after transplantation with a rate of 0.2-0.3 of fibrosis units (FU)/year; the progression seems not to be linear during a 10-year follow-up, and may be accelerated in the second half.


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Role of Liver Biopsy After Liver Transplantation. 213 dysfunction in patients who received a liver transplant for HBV-related cirrhosis, like chronic hepatitis (CH) despite normal liver tests and negative virological markers (Targhetta, 2006).


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There is a poor correlation between liver tests and histological findings in the late post-transplant setting. Thus, Berenguer reported that 11 (11.5%) of 97 recipient who were found to have abnormal histology at 1-year protocol biopsy had normal liver tests (Berenguer, 2001).


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13 Role of Liver Biopsy After Liver Transplantation Marco Carbone and James Neuberger Liver Unit, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, United Kingdom 1. Introduction Assessment of liver histology following orthotopic liver transplantation is an essential component of management in the transplant recipient.


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Recurrence of autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) can occur in up to 40% of patients, but the course is typically slowly progressive [ 38 ]. The biochemical/serological diagnosis of AIH [ 39 ] can be difficult in post-transplant patients, and therefore a liver biopsy is often required for a definitive diagnosis.


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Surgical liver biopsies (either open liver biopsy or laparoscopic liver biopsy) are typically performed when patients require a surgical procedure for another indication. In liver transplant patients, this often involves repair of postoperative hernias.


FAQs
The cardiac, or heart, biopsy is a diagnostic test to detect rejection done frequently on an outpatient basis after heart transplantation. Having an episode of rejection is not uncommon and does not mean that the patient will lose his or her new heart.


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The cash basis taxpayer has deducted costs associated with patent development as the costs are incurred. The legal and filing costs associated with the patent are carried as an intangible asset and are expensed ratably over 15 years. An accrual basis taxpayer is also allowed to amortize (expense) the costs of the patent ratably over a 15 year period.


We help you capitalize on your patents and realize the value of your invention
You are welcome to contact us if you think you have some interesting patents or pending patent applications that are of logic in real life and could be capitalized on. Copyright (C) 2012 LogicPatents, LLC, All Rights Reserved.


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If the company reports on the GAAP basis, then certain costs of developing the patent may be carried as an asset, along with the legal and filing costs associated with the patent. The cost of the asset is written off ratably (expensed) over the expected useful technological or economic life of the patent.


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Patent Valuation from the CPA's Viewpoint. By Grover Rutter CPA/ABV, CVA, BVAL. If you can't see it, then it doesn't exist. Suppose science successfully perpetrated that medieval philosophy and we never accepted the existence of neutrons, protons, electrons, germs, bacteria, viruses or DNA.


We help you capitalize on your patents and realize the value of your invention
Whether you have a single patent, a portfolio of patents or applications, we provide you with necessary technical expertise, patent prosecution and marketing experiences, along with our proven track record in maximizing the value of your intellectual property. We do what a traditional patent firm won't do. In other words, the IP tipping point isnât about patents; ultimately, itâs all about people who can unlock and maximize the inherent values of the patents. LogicPatents is not a law firm and we do not provide any legal services.


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HOWEVER, there may still be the need for patent valuations: Potential sale of the business, potential purchase of another business with self-developed patents, actual sale or purchase of a self-developed patent, divorce actions, estate taxation, gifting, bankruptcy actions, and tort actions are such examples.


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Besides helping patent holders monetize their patents, we often acquire: (1) active US patents; (2) abandoned US patents (that have become abandoned for failing to pay maintenance fees); (3) pending US patent applications; and (4) unintentionally abandoned US patent applications.


We help you capitalize on your patents and realize the value of your invention
We help you capitalize on your patents and realize the value of your invention We are an intellectual property (IP) investment and monetization company. Besides helping patent holders monetize their patents, we often acquire: (1) active US patents; (2) abandoned US patents (that have become abandoned for failing to pay maintenance fees); (4) unintentionally abandoned US patent applications. At LogicPatents, our goal is to unlock and maximize the values of patents.


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However, the legal fees and filing costs associated with the patent are carried as an intangible asset on the financial statements of the company. If legal costs are incurred to defend the patent rights, those costs are capitalized as an asset if the defense of the patent is successful. If defense of the patent is unsuccessful, legal costs of defense are expensed.


Can I capitalize Patent and R & D costs in an LLC
| Mar 1, 2014. As far as the patent goes, you will be incurring costs for potentially years to come as you move through the stages, legal due diligence, fees, professional fees and consulting, documentation, etc. All these costs can be be capitalized as a project in process, much like construction in progress. At the point in time you determine you have a failed patent application, you will need to write those costs off to expense, just as with any other project that fails. I'm not going to try to cite US GAAP, but you will need to do your own accounting due diligence to be sure you are following the rules.


Stomach Cancer Gastric Cancer
The mouth is the first part of the gut (gastrointestinal tract). When we eat, food passes down the gullet (oesophagus), into the stomach, and then into the small intestine. The small intestine has three sections-the duodenum, jejunum and ileum. The duodenum is the first part of the small intestine and follows on from the stomach.


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To pass food from your mouth to the gullet (oesophagus) you must be able to swallow. Your tongue helps to push food to the back of the mouth. Then the passages to your lungs close and you stop breathing for a short time. The food passes into your oesophagus.


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Here your teeth and chemicals made by the body (enzymes) begin to break down food. Muscular contractions help to move food into the gullet (oesophagus) and on to the stomach. Chemicals produced by cells in the stomach begin the major work of digestion.


Digestive ProcessFrom Mouth to Esophagus to Stomach
So, if the ideal situation exists in the esophagus (ice water is not added to the food) the food is warmed to somewhere between 96 and 98 degrees before it enters the stomach. This food enters the stomach through the cardiac sphincter, which is where the esophagus and the stomach meet.


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Its main function is to help digest the food you eat. The other main function of the stomach is to store food until the gastrointestinal tract (gut) is ready to receive it. You can eat a meal faster than your intestines can digest it. Digestion involves breaking food down into its most basic parts.


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Today glaciers cover about 10% of the land surface on Earth, but there have been times in Earth's recent history when glaciers have covered as much as 30% of the land surface. Around eight to six hundred million years ago, geologists believe that almost all of the Earth was covered in snow and ice.


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Also as the glacier slowly moves over the rock, glacial meltwater seeps into cracks and fractures of the underlying rock. As the water freezes, it pushes pieces of rock out of the underlying rock surface. These pieces of rock get plucked out and carried away by the flowing ice of the moving glacier (Figure 10.36).


Glaciation and geological timescales - How glaciers shape the land and what they leave behind
The debris can move through the glacier in ice fractures called crevasses, and the debris sizes range from masses of fine grained clay up to large boulders. Glaciers also transport other things besides rocks. Watch this Earth Unplugged YouTube video (about four minutes long) to find out more.


How do glaciers affect land?
1 A cirque is often more visible after the glacier melts away and leaves the bowl-shaped landform behind. 2  Aretes arÃªtes are, jagged narrow ridges created where the back walls of two glaciers, meet eroding the ridge on both.  sides


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Â· You are here: Home  Our work  Schools and education Â»  Teaching resources Â»  Key Stage 3 resources Â»  Glaciation and geological timescales. Glaciation and geological timescales-How glaciers shape the land and what they leave behind This lesson focuses on how glaciers create spectacular and varied landscapes.


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Glacial Erosion [edit]. The two main ways that glaciers erode the underlying rock are abrasion and plucking. As the thick layer of ice pushes against the underlying rock, it scrapes and polishes the rock surface. As glaciers flow, they scratch the underlying bedrock with all the rocky material they are carrying.


Glaciation and geological timescales - How glaciers shape the land and what they leave behind
The debris can also be deposited under and along the sides of glaciers. When glaciers retreat back, or disappear completely, these mounds of deposited debris are left behind to create landscape shapes as unique and interesting as those caused by glacier erosion. Go back to this Glaciers online photo glossary and look up the land features of glacial deposition listed below.


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6am:The Desert Aire, WA forecast for Mar 13 is 36 degrees and Mist. There is 96 percentage chance of rain and 4 mph winds from the West-Northwest. 9am:The Desert Aire, WA forecast for Mar 13 is 42 degrees and Patchy rain possible. There is 85 percentage chance of rain and 3 mph winds from the West-Southwest.


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0am:The Desert Aire, WA forecast for Mar 13 is 42 degrees and Mist. There is 85 percentage chance of rain and 3 mph winds from the West. 3am:The Desert Aire, WA forecast for Mar 13 is 37 degrees and Mist. There is 96 percentage chance of rain and 4 mph winds from the West-Northwest.


Desert Aire, Washington
Latest news from Desert Aire, WA collected exclusively by city-data.com from local newspapers, TV, and radio stations. Ancestries: German (6.1%), British (1.9%), English (1.2%), Danish (1.0%), Norwegian (1.0%).


Desert Aire, Washington
For population 25 years and over in Desert Aire: 1  High school or higher: 59.7%. 2  Bachelor's degree or higher: 13.1%. 3  Graduate or professional degree: 2.5 4 %. Unemployed: 13. 5 8%. Mean travel time to work (commute): 18.8 minutes.


Desert Aire, Washington
Colleges/universities with over 2000 students nearest to Desert Aire: 1  Yakima Valley Community College (about 30 miles; Yakima, WA; Full-time enrollment: 3,632) 2  Central Washington University (about 37 miles; Ellensburg, WA; FT enrollment: 10,960) 3  Columbia Basin College (about 49 miles; Pasco, WA; FT enrollment: 5,111)


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Desert Aire Average Weather. 1  In the event that the weather data was unavailable for this city, estimates based upon nearby cities were used. 2  In the event that the air quality/pollution data was unavailable for this city, estimates based upon nearby cities were used.


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0am:The Desert Aire, WA forecast for Apr 15 is 43 degrees and Clear. There is 61 percentage chance of rain and 5 mph winds from the West-Southwest. 3am:The Desert Aire, WA forecast for Apr 15 is 40 degrees and Clear. There is 67 percentage chance of rain and 4 mph winds from the West-Southwest. 6am:The Desert Aire, WA forecast for Apr 15 is 38 degrees and Clear. There is 67 percentage chance of rain and 4 mph winds from the West-Southwest. 9am:The Desert Aire, WA forecast for Apr 15 is 46 degrees and Partly cloudy. There is 57 percentage chance of rain and 4 mph winds from the West-Southwest.


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Source: The Desert Aire, WA weather data displayed above is derived from the NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric). Air quality and pollution data is derived from the EPA (United States Environmental Protection Agency).


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Hourly Forecast Detailed. 1  0am:The Desert Aire, WA forecast for Mar 13 is 42 degrees and Mist. There is 85 percentage chance of rain and 3 mph winds from the West. 2  3am:The Desert Aire, WA forecast for Mar 13 is 37 degrees and Mist. There is 96 percentage chance of rain and 4 mph winds from the West-Northwest.


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Compare Desert Aire, WA Weather To Other Cities. Desert Aire air quality index & pollution index. In the event that the air quality/pollution data was unavailable for this city, estimates based upon nearby cities were used.


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My son just turned 3 years old last week. He loves big trucks, so I'm thinking of taking him to the Monster Jam next week. Only thing is he's a little skittish of loud noises, lol.


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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6.2/10 X. A small town teenager in the 1960s believes her dreams of becoming a famous singer will come true when her rock star idol gets stranded in town. But a leak in a nearby chemical plant that is believed to be causing mass mutations threatens to turn her dream into a nightmare. Director: Jeffrey St. Jules.


The Best Remote Control Cars for Kids
Variety is a strong point of New Bright's remote control cars and they feature an extensive collection of RC cars and trucks for kids of all ages. The monster trucks in particular are sure to brighten up the face of every child.


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When I took my son at 4 years old, I put ear plugs in his ears and then put some range muffs on him. He was scared of loud noises until that day. He loved every minute of it and still talks about it 3 years later. Those little ears are way more sensitive than we think they are.


The Best Remote Control Cars for Kids
The best remote control cars for any child should be lively, colorful and come with complete accessories. The Kid Galaxy line of My First RC Cars are best for children 2 to 4 years old and are priced from $15 to $25. Squeezable remote control cars such as the GoGo Auto line of Kid Galaxy RC cars are ideal for kids aged 18 to 24 months and feature simple 2 button controls. The RC car is made from the finest rubberized material that is soft and safe for every child.


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Advertisement: Your game will begin after a message from our sponsor. Monster Island. Description: Monster thugs are on the loose harassing the inhabitants of the colorful world of Monster Island. Now, it's up to you and your arsenal of mini-monster bombs to get rid of this plague of unwanted visitors.


Is it o.k. to let a 3 year old go to a monster truck jam?
Is it o.k. to let a 3 year old go to a monster truck jam? My three year old has been offered a monster truck jam outing and I'm not so sure if it's appropriate for his age. I know he'll have fun, but not so sure about all the noise and destruction. Follow. 13 answers 13.


The Best Remote Control Cars for Kids
Kid Galaxy Morphibians - (Kids 5 to 9 Years Old). The Morphibians remote control cars for kids are composed of specifically designed RC cars that are capable of both land and water operation. True to the amphibian-like nature of real animals, the Morphibians RC cars will provide all-terrain fun for your growing child.


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G.J. Echternkamp tells the story of his relationship with his parents, his mother Cindy (Russo) and his step-father, Frank (Platt). Frank used to be a member of OXO, a band from the '80s ...


Drop Tower (Cedar Fair)
Drop Tower: Scream Zone. Drop Tower: Scream Zone at Kings Island. Fast Lane available at all five parks. Drop Tower: Scream Zone, formerly known as Drop Zone: Stunt Tower, is the name of five drop tower thrill rides of varying sizes featured at five different Cedar Fair amusement parks in the United States.


What is the tallest drop tower in america?
Kings Dominions' Drop Tower does go faster then Kings Island (KD is 72mph compared to KI's 67mph) - so you can say you've been on the fastest one in America! (The one in Australia is the fastest free-fall ride in the world, though).


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Try to enjoy it through your quivering stomach and chattering teeth as best you can. Now you only have one option left, and itâs right below youâyou have to get down. And thereâs only one way to get down a structure called the âTower of Doom,â and thatâs to free fall. In one thrilling instant, youâre released and bullet all the way back down at an incredible adrenaline-charged 56 miles per hourâso fast youâll barely have time to scream.


What is the tallest drop tower in america?
Kings Island's is 315 feet with a 264 foot drop. Kings Dominion's is 305 feet with a 272 foot drop. So technically Kings Island's drop tower is taller, but Kings Dominion's has a bigger drop. Giant Drop is the tallest in the world, 390 feet with a drop of 377 feet.


What is the tallest drop tower in america?
Best Answer : ^^She 's right in that Giant Drop is the tallest drop tower in the world ( it 's in Dreamworld , Australia ) - 39 stories high , but the tallest one in America is probably Kings Island 's Drop Tower ( it may be called Drop Zone , don't know if they changed the name recently , but Drop Tower is what 's currently listed on their website ...


What is the tallest drop tower in america?
King's Dominion's Drop Tower is pretty tall (it was the tallest free-fall ride when it opened) - within the top 10 tallest in the world today.


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Well, that depends on your definition of funâand dropping. Have a gander at the ridiculously tall tower looming over the neighborhood 140 feet in the sky. If youâve got the nerve to strap in to the ultra-snug shoulder harness chairs lining the tower, youâre well on your way to earning the respect of the locals.


Drop tower
Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (June 2011) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) A drop tower or big drop is a type of amusement ride incorporating a central structure or tower. Drop towers vary in height, passenger capacity, lift type, and brake type. Many are custom-made, although there are some mass-produced designs. Riders experience free-fall initially, followed by rapid heavy deceleration.


Drop Tower
Free fall time! Drop Tower has been one of the most popular attractions at Kings Island since the ride opened in 1999 as Drop Zone. The name of the ride was changed to Drop Tower prior to the 2008 season. At 315 feet tall, Drop Tower is the world's tallest gyro drop. Drop Tower spins riders on a 30-foot ring of 40 seats that encircles the drop tower to a staggering height of more than 26 stories, and then drops guests in a 67 miles per hour free-fall.


More $0 Premiums for Medicare Advantage in 2016
2016 Medicare Advantage premiums by state. The average drug deductible for 2016 Medicare Advantage plans with drug coverage (MA-PD plans) is $162.67. This is 25 percent higher than the 2015 average deductible of $129.87. The maximum allowable MA-PD drug deductible in 2016 is $360, $40 higher than the maximum allowable deductible of $320 for 2015 MA-PD plans.


More $0 Premiums for Medicare Advantage in 2016
HealthPocket analyzed this data to determine how costs compared to 2015 Medicare plans, and to find the highest and lowest premiums by state. The average premium across all Medicare Advantage health insurance plans for 2016 is $64.92. This is 4 percent higher than the 2015 average premium of $62.69.


How Medicare Supplement (Medigap) Premiums Are Calculated
Attained-age-rated: With this plan, the premium cost is based on your age when you join the plan. These plans are less expensive to begin with, especially for younger buyers, but the premium amount automatically increases as you age. Premiums can also go up for inflation and other factors.


Average Medicare Advantage premiums to decline in 2016
The CMS is also still attempting to weed out private Medicare plans that don't protect consumers or have low clinical standards. The federal agency said Monday that the average Medicare Advantage premium for 2016 will be $32.60 a month, a drop of 31 cents a month from this year. Almost 3 in 5 Advantage beneficiaries will not face a premium hike next year, the CMS said. But perhaps more important, experts say, is that 95% of Medicare enrollees will live in an area that offers a private plan with no monthly premium.


More $0 Premiums for Medicare Advantage in 2016
The least expensive Medicare Advantage plan is still $0. However, the number of $0 Medicare Advantage premiums has increased 6 percent since 2015 after dropping 19 percent from 2014 to 2015. The most expensive Medicare Advantage plan, at $388 a month, is the EmblemHealth VIP High Option plan in the state of New York.


2017 Verizon Retiree Health Care Benefits Info & Updates
1 Whether the plan pays any of your monthly Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) premium. 2  Whether the plan has a yearly deductible or any additional deductibles.  How much you pay for each visit or service (copayment or coinsurance). For example, the plan may charge a copayment, like $10 or $20 every time you see a doctor.


How Medicare Supplement (Medigap) Premiums Are Calculated
1 Premiums may go up due to inflation or other factors, but not due to your age.  Issue-age-rated: Also called âentry-age-ratedâ because the premium is based on your age at the time of purchase. When you buy your policy, you are charged the same amount as others your age in the plan. With issue-age-rated policies, people will have lower premium amounts if they join the plan at a younger age. Premiums may go up due to inflation or other factors, but not due to your age.


How Medicare Supplement (Medigap) Premiums Are Calculated
How Medicare Supplement (Medigap) Premiums Are Calculated. One of the main factors in determining which Medicare Supplement (Medigap) policy is right for you is the monthly premium amount, especially if you are on a budget. The monthly premium will depend on the type of Medigap plan you choose (Plan A, B, C, etc.) and the company you buy it from.


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1 131 calories, 6g fat, 19g carbs, 2g protein, 0g fiber. 2  Calories In Vanilla Ice Cream. 3  239 calories, 18g fat, 18g carbs, 2g protein, 0g fiber. 4  Calories In Vanilla ice cream half & half version - 6.3 carb-MBG.


The Calories in One Scoop of Vanilla Ice Cream
Enjoying a 1/4-cup scoop of regular vanilla ice cream that weighs 55 grams provides nearly 135 calories. Opting for the light variety nearly cuts your calories in half. Youâll get less than 70 calories from a 1/4-cup scoop of light vanilla ice cream that weighs around 40 grams. Clearly if youâre really watching your calories, youâll want to opt for the fat-free vanilla ice cream. A 1/4-cup scoop weighing nearly 35 grams gives you about 45 calories.


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1 Calories In Vanilla ice cream half & half version - 6.3 carb-MBG. 2  336 calories, 35g fat, 6g carbs, 4g protein, 2g fiber.


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1 Calories In Vanilla Ice Cream. 2  239 calories, 18g fat, 18g carbs, 2g protein, 0g fiber. 3  Calories In Vanilla ice cream half & half version - 6.3 carb-MBG. 4  336 calories, 35g fat, 6g carbs, 4g protein, 2g fiber.


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1 239 calories, 18g fat, 18g carbs, 2g protein, 0g fiber. 2  Calories In Vanilla ice cream half & half version - 6.3 carb-MBG. 3  336 calories, 35g fat, 6g carbs, 4g protein, 2g fiber.


Comparing the human and chimpanzee genomes: Searching for needles in a haystack
This is indeed the case for a few disorders. Nevertheless, it is a striking paradox that chimpanzees are in fact not good models for many major human diseases/conditions (see Table 2) (Varki 2000; Olson and Varki 2003). In retrospect, this should not be too surprising.


Global biodiversity
The total amount of related DNA base pairs on Earth is estimated at 5.0 x 1037 and weighs 50 billion tonnes. In comparison the total mass of the biosphere has been estimated to be as much as 4 trillion tons of carbon (TtC).


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These four molecules are adenine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C), and guanine (G). All genes are made up of stretches of these four bases (arranged in different ways and in different lengths). Photo: National Institute of Health. A critical feature of DNA is the ability of the nucleotides to make specific pairs: . Adenine pairs with Thymine and Cytosine pairs with Guanine. The human genome of Homo sapiens is stored on 23 chromosome pairs. 22 of these are autosomal chromosome pairs, while the remaining pair is sex-determining. The haploid human genome occupies a total of just over 3 billion DNA base pairs that means 6 billion base pairs per diploid cell.


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Question 2. Below are 210 consecutive base pairs of DNA that includes only the beginning of the sequence of gene X. The. underlined sequence (from position 20-54) represents the promoter for gene X and the underlined and italicized. sequence (from position 71-90) encodes the gene X ribosome binding (RBS) site. Transcription begins at and.


How Many Nucleotides Make up a Codon?
Full Answer. DNA uses four nucleotides â adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine â to code for the production of the 20 amino acids that make up all of the proteins found in living organisms. These four nucleotides are analogous to a four-letter alphabet that can be combined to form 64 different three-letter words called codons.


Comparing the human and chimpanzee genomes: Searching for needles in a haystack
For genes that have zero synonymous changes between humans and chimpanzees, one has to use the adjacent genome sequence to estimate a local intergenic/intronic substitution rate, Ki. Of â¼13,000 human-chimpanzee orthologs studied, â¼4% had an observed Ka/Ki >1 (The Chimpanzee Sequencing and Analysis Consortium 2005).


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During a wedding ceremony, the bride and groom make vows before God, family and friends who love and support one another throughout their marriage.Wedding ceremonies can be performed by spiritual leaders like priests, ministers, rabbis, or by any person who is ordained to conduct weddings. The declaration confirms that the bride and groom are willingly entering into a marriage covenant. 2  Couples usually respond with I do or I will to the officiant's questions of intent. 3  Traditionally, the officiant asks the wedding guests if anyone present objects to the wedding during the declaration of intent.


Forms and Certificates
After the vows have been spoken during the marriage ceremony, the bride, groom, two witnesses and I (as your Marriage Celebrant) must sign three copies of your marriage certificate. The first-the Certificate of Marriage (Form 15) - will be given to you.The second-Official Certificate of Marriage (Form 16) - will be sent by me to the Registrar. The third-also an Official Certificate of Marriage (Form 16) - must be retained by me.he first-the Certificate of Marriage (Form 15) - will be given to you. The second-Official Certificate of Marriage (Form 16) - will be sent by me to the Registrar. The third-also an Official Certificate of Marriage (Form 16) - must be retained by me.


What Is an Oath Ceremony?
You will need to bring Form N-445, Notice of Naturalization Oath Ceremony, which you will either receive at the conclusion of your interview or later in the mail.The notice will give you a list of what you should bring to the oath ceremony, which may include:1  Your permanent resident card (If you have forgotten it, you can take the oath, but will need to return it before you receive your naturalization certificate.he notice will give you a list of what you should bring to the oath ceremony, which may include: 1  Your permanent resident card (If you have forgotten it, you can take the oath, but will need to return it before you receive your naturalization certificate.


You're Not a Naturalized U.S. Citizen Until You Take the Oath!
Form N-445, Notice of Naturalization Oath Ceremony, which you will either receive at the conclusion of your interview or later in the mail, is an important document. It will not only list documents that you should bring to the oath ceremony, but it contains a questionnaire that you must fill out on the reverse side.Your answers to these questions will determine whether you are still eligible for naturalization.t will not only list documents that you should bring to the oath ceremony, but it contains a questionnaire that you must fill out on the reverse side. Your answers to these questions will determine whether you are still eligible for naturalization.


Forms and Certificates
Forms and Certificates. A Notice of Intended Marriage must be given no earlier than 18 months and no later than one month before your wedding (unless exceptional circumstances apply).This Notice should be filled out and signed during the initial meeting with your celebrant.he first-the Certificate of Marriage (Form 15) - will be given to you. The second-Official Certificate of Marriage (Form 16) - will be sent by me to the Registrar. The third-also an Official Certificate of Marriage (Form 16) - must be retained by me.


Marriage and weddings
Before the wedding. Before the ceremony, there are several things the couple must do. Firstly, they must arrange to have their banns (a public announcement of a forthcoming marriage) read out on three Sundays during the three months before the wedding.They must be read out in the parishes of both people.efore the wedding. Before the ceremony, there are several things the couple must do. Firstly, they must arrange to have their banns (a public announcement of a forthcoming marriage) read out on three Sundays during the three months before the wedding.


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Here is a few examples of a declaration of intent: This declaration can be one of the key parts of the wedding and could be considered to be part of the vows or promises. Notice the language focuses on what you will, not on what you do.This is very deliberate.It is meant to remind you that your Will is key to your relationship. Normally it is after the declaration that the blessing of the families (or the giving away) is done. The vows then follow.otice the language focuses on what you will, not on what you do. This is very deliberate. It is meant to remind you that your Will is key to your relationship. Normally it is after the declaration that the blessing of the families (or the giving away) is done.


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1 During the ring exchange, the bride and groom place wedding rings on each other's fingers. 2  In some traditions, the ring exchange may include spoken vows that usually begin with the phrase, with this ring, I thee wed.. 3  If the ceremony includes ring bearers, they will present the rings to the couple. The declaration confirms that the bride and groom are willingly entering into a marriage covenant. 2  Couples usually respond with I do or I will to the officiant's questions of intent. 3  Traditionally, the officiant asks the wedding guests if anyone present objects to the wedding during the declaration of intent.


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1 During the declaration of intent, the officiant asks the couple if they will marry each another. 2  The declaration confirms that the bride and groom are willingly entering into a marriage covenant. 3  Couples usually respond with I do or I will to the officiant's questions of intent. The declaration confirms that the bride and groom are willingly entering into a marriage covenant. 2  Couples usually respond with I do or I will to the officiant's questions of intent. 3  Traditionally, the officiant asks the wedding guests if anyone present objects to the wedding during the declaration of intent.


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1 The declaration confirms that the bride and groom are willingly entering into a marriage covenant. 2  Couples usually respond with I do or I will to the officiant's questions of intent. 3  Traditionally, the officiant asks the wedding guests if anyone present objects to the wedding during the declaration of intent. The declaration confirms that the bride and groom are willingly entering into a marriage covenant. 2  Couples usually respond with I do or I will to the officiant's questions of intent. 3  Traditionally, the officiant asks the wedding guests if anyone present objects to the wedding during the declaration of intent.


How Long Do I Have to Wait to Change My Eyebrow Ring?
Appropriate Jewelry. The most common jewelry for eyebrow piercings is a curved barbell or captive bead ring. These are usually made of surgical stainless steel, though they can also be made of titanium, niobium or gold. Common gauges, or thicknesses, range from 18 to 12, with 12 being the thickest.


Eyebrow Piercing FAQ
Once your eyebrow piercing has fully healed you can temporarily remove the jewelry, wax or pluck the area, and then put it right back. (Just be careful to leave it out as short a time as possible; if you can leave it in, do.) During this process, you should also be sure to wash your hands and keep the jewelry clean.


How Long Do I Have to Wait to Change My Eyebrow Ring?
Eyebrow piercings are usually placed on the outside third of the brow. They are surface piercings, which means they go through a flat piece of skin rather than a flap like an earlobe. With proper aftercare, your piercing should heal in two to four months, at which time you can change your jewelry.


Eyebrow piercing
After the piercing is completed, the healing process takes a minimum of six weeks to eight weeks for the wound to close properly around the piercing, and it may be six months to a year before the jewellery can be removed for any length of time without the hole closing.


Eyebrow Piercing FAQ
In the case of eyebrow piercings, infections are often noted by inflammation to the area and soreness in, on, or around the piercing site. They can swell up days, weeks, or even months after getting it done. The entire area may get shiny, itchy, and red, and there may be a yellow, green, or bloody discharge.


Eyebrow Piercing FAQ
Anytime you cut, scrap, or puncture your skin there is a chance of scarring. If you care for your piercing, scarring should be minimal (if at all) and is usually concealed beneath the hair of your eyebrow. The more the piercing is abused, however, the more your chances of noticeable scarring increases.


Eyebrow Piercing
It is one of the most popular surface piercings done along the eyebrow. Although eyebrow piercing was introduced in the 1970âs, it has still not gone out of fashion. Wearing funky and cool eyebrow jewelry looks good on both guys and girls. Eyebrow Piercings.


Eyebrow Piercing
Make sure you select a well-known piercing parlor to get the piercing done. You need to show the professional piercer the exact place to be pierced. After the entry and exit points are marked with a pen, a hollow, sterilized piercing needle is passed from the outside corner of the eye through the eyebrow.


How Long Does It Take for a Body Piercing to Heal: Healing Times for Body Piercings.
Some areas of the body are also more likely to become infected or have other complications taking even longer in the healing process. The most common piercing, in the earlobes, takes six to eight weeks to heal. Piercing the cartilage portion of the ear can take between four months to one year. The healing time varies because of the different types of tissue in the ear. Different levels of pressure are also placed on the ear while a person is sleeping which affects the healing time.


How Long Do I Have to Wait to Change My Eyebrow Ring?
Eyebrow Piercing Aftercare. The Association of Professional Piercers recommends soaking new piercings twice a day in a saline solution made of 1/4 tsp. sea salt and 1 cup of warm bottled water. For facial piercings, you may wish to soak a sterile gauze pad with the solution to make a compress.


How Much Does Trash Disposal Service Cost?
Waste Removal Service Costs. The costs for junk to be hauled away will be in the range of $180 to $850. $850 worth of trash is a good sized load of trash.If you have trouble picturing how much garbage that really is, take a look at these websites to get a feel for the volume that these trash removal companies use:or example, $180 will afford you to have a trash hauling service haul away a table and a few chairs. $850 will afford you to have a service pile up a small apartment worth of furniture into their truck.


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A professional service will charge per four tires. With rims, it will cost $10 - $15 per tire; without rims, you could pay around $5 to $10. Pianos. Because pianos are so heavy, itâs likely that youâll need a waste removal service to haul your old piano away.ouâll need to hire a waste removal service to junk them properly. This will cost an average of $30 to $50 per unit. Latex Paint. Since latex paint cannot be recycled and must either be dried out or thrown away, it canât just be tossed into the garbage.


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1 The average American throws away 4.5 pounds of trash a day. 2  To give you an idea of how much trash we generate here in the United States, imagine a hole the size of a football field, including the end zones.3  If we bury all of the trash we produce in just one year, that hole would be 100 miles deep! To give you an idea of how much trash we generate here in the United States, imagine a hole the size of a football field, including the end zones. 2  If we bury all of the trash we produce in just one year, that hole would be 100 miles deep!


TRASH TRIVIA
Trash Facts. 1  The average American throws away 4.5 pounds of trash a day. 2  To give you an idea of how much trash we generate here in the United States, imagine a hole the size of a football field, including the end zones. 3  If we bury all of the trash we produce in just one year, that hole would be 100 miles deep! To give you an idea of how much trash we generate here in the United States, imagine a hole the size of a football field, including the end zones. 2  If we bury all of the trash we produce in just one year, that hole would be 100 miles deep!


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* Senior citizen (70 years and older) rate â $13.01. Verification will be required in order to receive the senior citizen rate. Yes. Seniors (70 years or older) that select the 35-gallon trash cart and 64-gallon recycling cart pay $13.01 per month (the standard rate for that service is $14.57 per month).Waste Management will verify the customerâs age before processing the request through the system.es. Seniors (70 years or older) that select the 35-gallon trash cart and 64-gallon recycling cart pay $13.01 per month (the standard rate for that service is $14.57 per month).


How Much Does Trash Disposal Service Cost?
For example, $180 will afford you to have a trash hauling service haul away a table and a few chairs. $850 will afford you to have a service pile up a small apartment worth of furniture into their truck.Most trash removal services load the items on to their trucks themselves.or example, $180 will afford you to have a trash hauling service haul away a table and a few chairs. $850 will afford you to have a service pile up a small apartment worth of furniture into their truck.


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Usually, making a trip to the dump to get rid of yard waste, appliances and smaller garbage loads is no big deal. But sometimes you need help with the bigger loads. On average, homeowners pay between $141 and $374 for junk removal, though costs depend largely on contents, volume and service policies.ouâll need to hire a waste removal service to junk them properly. This will cost an average of $30 to $50 per unit. Latex Paint. Since latex paint cannot be recycled and must either be dried out or thrown away, it canât just be tossed into the garbage.


Causes of Dizziness
Disequilibrium simply means unsteadiness, imbalance, or loss of equilibrium that is often accompanied by spatial disorientation. Dizziness: a sensation of lightheadedness, faintness, or unsteadiness. Dizziness does not involve a rotational component.


Autoimmune Brain Disease (AIBD)
Autoimmune Brain Disease (AIBD) Autoimmune Brain disease or AIBD consists of a syndrome of central nervous system which is caused by antibodies or immune cells which are attacking the brain. There is considerable overlap between autoimmune disorders that attack the ear and those that attack the brain. There is also overlap between paraneoplastic syndromes, as many of these are mediated by the immune system. The immune system is complex and there are several ways that it can damage the brain.


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Overall, the prevalence of dizziness, imbalance, and vertigo in the general population is 5% to 10%, rising to 40% for those over age 40 (Hamid). BPPV is estimated to be the most common single cause of vertigo in the US (Li).


Autoimmune Inner Ear Disease
Autoimmune inner ear disease (AIED) is the name used to describe the variety of disorders in which the ear is the sole target of an inappropriate attack by the immune system. This disorder differs from other vestibular disorders because medical treatment can succeed when given early and aggressively.


Autoimmune Inner Ear Disease (AIED)
Timothy C. Hain, MD Page last modified: March 16, 2017 Spanish version. Autoimmune inner ear disease or AIED consists of a syndrome of progressive hearing loss and/or dizziness which is caused by antibodies or immune cells which are attacking the inner ear. Goodall reviewed current understanding of AIED in 2015.


Autoimmune Ear Diseases
Many autoimmune diseases can cause Autoimmune Ear Disease. Treatment goals in autoimmune inner ear disease include improving speech thresholds to levels treatable with hearing aids in severely affected patients and recovery of hearing to near normal levels in those with mild to moderate losses.


Autoimmune Inner Ear Disease
This debris in the ear can cause problems. Some autoimmune disorders that can affect the ear include Coganâs syndrome, relapsing polychondritis, polyarteritis nodosa, Wegenerâs granulomatosis, systemic lupus erythematosus, ulcerative colitis, Sjogrenâs syndrome, and rheumatoid arthritis.


MÃ©niÃ¨re's disease
MÃ©niÃ¨re's Disease. MÃ©niÃ¨re's Disease. MÃ©niÃ¨re's disease is an abnormality of the inner ear causing a host of symptoms, including vertigo or severe dizziness, tinnitus or a roaring sound in the ears, fluctuating hearing loss, and the sensation of pressure or pain in the affected ear.


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Cutaneous larva migrans should also be distinguished from the symptom âcreeping eruptionâ which is a migrating subcutaneous swelling with redness and urticaria of the overlying skin.


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The list of conditions includes: 1  Common infections. 2  Myiasis. 3  Those associated with fever: âDengue fever. Chikungunya. 4  Lyme disease. 5  Leishmaniasis. 6  Cutaneous larva migrans. 7  Leprosy. 8  Mycobacterial infections other than leprosy are discussed in the related chapter.


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Cutaneous larva migrans is a roundworm (usually hookworm) infection. The hosts are cats, dogs and other animals. Humans normally become infected with the hookworm larvae by walking barefoot on a beach, or by contact with soil that is contaminated with animal faeces.


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Cutaneous larva migrans is it contagious? Contagiousness of Cutaneous larva migrans including infectiousness, transmission, and contagion methods and vectors. About Us


Cutaneous larva migrans
Cutaneous larva migrans. Cutaneous larva migrans (abbreviated CLM) is a skin disease in humans, caused by the larvae of various nematode parasites of the hookworm family (Ancylostomatidae). The most common species causing this disease in the Americas is Ancylostoma braziliense.


Cutaneous Larva Migrans
Cutaneous larva migrans usually heals spontaneously within weeks or months. In a series of 25 patients treated with a placebo, 12% healed by the end of the first week and 36% by the end of the fourth week; the longest period required for spontaneous healing was 11 weeks in this series (22).


Cutaneous larva migrans
Cutaneous larva migrans is a skin disease in humans, caused by the larvae of various nematode parasites of the hookworm family. The most common species causing this disease in the Americas is Ancylostoma braziliense. These parasites live in the intestines of dogs, cats, and wild animals and should not be confused with other members of the hookworm family for which humans are definitive hosts, namely Ancylostoma duodenale and Necator americanus. Colloquially called creeping eruption due to its pr


Zoonotic Hookworm FAQs
The animal hookworm larvae that cause cutaneous larva migrans (CLM) usually do not survive more than 5 â 6 weeks in the human host. In most patients with CLM, the signs and symptoms resolve without medical treatment. However, treatment may help control symptoms and help prevent secondary bacterial infections.


Cutaneous Larva Migrans (CLM)
Cutaneous Larva Migrans (CLM): Symptoms Workup Diagnosis Treatment Complications Causes Epidemiology Incidence Prognosis Check at SYMPTOMA.com Cutaneous larva migrans (CLM) is a hookworm infection, which manifests as cutaneous eruption.


Cutaneous Larva Migrans
Cutaneous larva migrans is a roundworm (usually hookworm) infection.The hosts are cats, dogs and other animals. Humans normally become infected with the hookworm larvae by walking barefoot on a beach, or by contact with soil that is contaminated with animal faeces. Infection occurs most commonly in tropical or subtropical areas.


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Quartz is the principal material in arkose, but feldspar composes at least 25 percent of the material, and calcite, iron oxide, and micas may be present as well. When exposed to dilute hydrochloric acid (a frequent method of quickly indicating rock types), arkose effervesces slightly. The world's largest monolith, which is located in central Australia, is formed from massive deposits of arkose that were once part of the ocean floor.


Where is arkose rock commonly found?
Arkose sandstone found in Slovakia. Arkose is generally formed from the weathering of feldspar-rich igneous or metamorphic, most commonly granitic rocks, which are primarily composed of quartz and feldspar (called 'grus' as a sand).


How are quartz, sandstone, arkose and greywacke formed? All are considered sandstones, but how do they differ?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Quartz is the mineral.It forms in silica rich volcanic rocks like granite and rhyolite. Sandstone is any rock formed from any rock that is from sand from a desert. All sandstones are clastic sedimentary rocks. it's the eviroment too.


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Several different classification systems for the rocks have developed over the years, but the most commonly utilized of these incorporates both textural and mineralogical properties of the material. Arkose is a coarse sandstone rich in feldspar that typically exhibits a pink, gray, or reddish hue. The substance closely resembles granite, the rock from whose disintegration it is commonly derived, in appearance and is frequently utilized as a building material.


Where is arkose rock commonly found?
Best Answer: Hello. GENERAL INFO. Arkose is a very common rock. Arkose implies a short time in the depositional basin (because feldspar typically weathers quickly to clay). Also implies rapid erosion, arid climate, tectonic activity, steep slopes. http://facstaff.gpc.edu/~pgore/geology/g...


Arkose
Arkose is a kind of sandstone which is rich in the mineral feldspar. It is made mostly of quartz, but also has at least 25% feldspar. It may also consist of fragments (bits) of rock. Arkose usually contains small amounts of calcite cement, which may also contain iron oxide.


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Making the world better, one answer at a time. Arkose is formed from the weathering of feldspar-rich igneous metamorphic granitic rocks. They are usually composed of quartz and feldspar called 'grus'. Arkose is formed from the weathering of feldspar-rich igneous metamorphic granitic rocks. They are usually composed of quartz and feldspar called 'grus'.


Arkose
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Arkose (pronunciation: /ËÉËrkoÊz/) is a detrital sedimentary rock, specifically a type of sandstone containing at least 25% feldspar. Arkosic sand is sand that is similarly rich in feldspar, and thus the potential precursor of arkose. Quartz is commonly the dominant mineral component, and some mica is often present.


Where is arkose rock commonly found?
Arkose is generally formed from the weathering of feldspar-rich igneous or metamorphic, most commonly granitic rocks, which are primarily composed of quartz and feldspar (called 'grus' as a sand).


How are quartz, sandstone, arkose and greywacke formed? All are considered sandstones, but how do they differ?
For the best answers, search on this site https://shorturl.im/awe10. Arkose contains 25+% feldspar. Feldspars are not common in most sedimentary rocks because it reacts with water to form clays. It is therefore typically deposited in an arid environment.


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Use Samba. Samba provides a file sharing service compatible with Windows. You can share a directory (for example /srv/samba/sharename) on your Linux computer and access it from Windows like this: \\linuxservername\sharename. It doesn't need any extra software on the Windows side.


Copy files between Linux and Windows
So you are on a Linux computer and want to share a folder so that also Windows machines can access it over the network. To do this, you run the SAMBA service on your computer. To enable sharing to Windows machines, right click on a folder in Nautilus; the menu should have an item called Sharing Options.


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Right click on the folder youâd like to share out over the network, and click Properties. Go to the Sharing tab and click Advanced Sharing. Check the âShare this folderâ box and click on âPermissionsâ toward the bottom. In the Permissions window, you can restrict access to the folder for certain accounts.


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Now we can create a place on the Windows computer for the Linux machine to see files and copy contents to. There are no limitations to what you can share out (you could theoretically share your entire hard drive), but we will just be sharing out a folder called âShareâ located on our Desktop.


copy file from windows to Linux
Use Samba. Samba provides a file sharing service compatible with Windows. You can share a directory (for example /srv/samba/sharename) on your Linux computer and access it from Windows like this: \\linuxservername\sharename.


How to copy Linux data or files to Windows shared folder
I want to copy linux files onto windows shared folder. I have shared a folder on my windows machine. Then I have mounted it on my Linux machine using the command as -. mount-t cifs //192.168.0.27/Test /mnt. here 192.168.0.27 is my windows machine on which a folder named Test is shared.


Copy files between Linux and Windows
Go to the Windows computer and open the Explorer. Share a folder by right-clicking onto it and selecting Sharing and security. Call it share1. Then, on your Linux computer, 1  Open up your favorite file explorer, perhaps Konqueror or Nautilus.


copy file from windows to Linux
You can share a directory (for example /srv/samba/sharename) on your Linux computer and access it from Windows like this: \\linuxservername\sharename. It doesn't need any extra software on the Windows side. Samba is included in most Linux distributions.


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Samba. Another option for moving files between Unix and Windows systems it to make a drive or folder available by sharing it. Both Unix and Windows have commands for this. To share files between the two types of systems, you can use Samba. Samba is an implementation of the SMB/CIFS networking protocols.


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1 Put the pork chops in the brine and refrigerate, covered, overnight. 2  Preheat the oven to 325Â°F. 3  Cut off the end of the garlic head. 4  Season it with oil, salt and pepper. 5  Roast it, wrapped in foil, for 1 hour. 6  Cool and squeeze the garlic from the bulb. 7  In a medium skillet over medium heat, cook the bacon until crisp.


Herb Stuffed Pork Chops Recipe
1 In a skillet, saute celery leaves and onion in 1 tablespoon of butter until soft. 2  Remove from the heat; stir in bread crumbs, 1/3 cup broth and seasonings; mix well. 3  Cut a pocket in each pork chop by slicing from the fat side almost to the bone. 4  Spoon about 1/2 cup stuffing into each pocket.


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1 In a skillet, saute celery leaves and onion in 1 tablespoon of butter until soft. 2  Remove from the heat; stir in bread crumbs, 1/3 cup broth and seasonings; mix well. 3  Cut a pocket in each pork chop by slicing from the fat side almost to the bone.


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1 Put the pork chops in the brine and refrigerate, covered, overnight. 2  Preheat the oven to 325Â°F. 3  Cut off the end of the garlic head. 4  Season it with oil, salt and pepper. 5  Roast it, wrapped in foil, for 1 hour.


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1 Put the pork chops in the brine and refrigerate, covered, overnight. 2  Preheat the oven to 325Â°F. 3  Cut off the end of the garlic head. 4  Season it with oil, salt and pepper. 5  Roast it, wrapped in foil, for 1 hour. 6  Cool and squeeze the garlic from the bulb.


How to Reheat Leftover Pork Chops Without Overcooking
Your best bet for moist leftover pork chops is to reheat them on the stove in a cast-iron skillet or by flash reheating in the oven, a method that requires reheating food quickly at a high temperature.


Herb Stuffed Pork Chops Recipe
Directions. 1  In a skillet, saute celery leaves and onion in 1 tablespoon of butter until soft. 2  Remove from the heat; stir in bread crumbs, 1/3 cup broth and seasonings; mix well. 3  Cut a pocket in each pork chop by slicing from the fat side almost to the bone.


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Brush and vacuum your pool on a weekly basis. Brushing will remove dirt and spores, and prevent algae from taking hold. Brush the walls, floor, and steps of the pool. Once youâve completed your brushing, vacuum the pool to dislodge and remove any spores that have settled on the bottom.


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On a daily basis, we successfully remove rust, calcium, black spot and brown stains, algae stains and copper stains on all types of pool finishes including Quartzon, pebblecrete and fibreglass pools.


Swimming Pool Stains Removal Guide
Everyone wants their pool to be without stains. But sometimes those hard-to-remove spots and stains can take a bit more than just brushing. Hereâs how you can treat and prevent unsightly swimming pool stains. The first step to getting rid of those eyesore spots is to diagnose the stain type.


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The supplies you will need to handle black algae spots: a stiff pool brush, chlorine tablets and algaecide. These directions are not for a vinyl lined pool. Do not swim in your pool during the black algae spot treatment. Each black algae spot needs to be brushed with your stiff brush.


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6. Consider using a preventative algaecide. Especially if youâve had trouble with algae in the past, consider adding algaecide to your pool on a monthly basis. Ammonia-based algaecides should work for green algae, but metal-based (specifically copper) algaecides are necessary for black algae.


Pool Staining Problems
Brushing will remove dirt and spores, and prevent algae from taking hold. Brush the walls, floor, and steps of the pool. Once youâve completed your brushing, vacuum the pool to dislodge and remove any spores that have settled on the bottom. 1  Use a steel brush for concrete or plaster pools.


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Black or dark green 'spots' on the floor and walls of the pool and has a waxy coating that requires specific treatment. We use Lo-Chlor Tropical Pool Algaecide and / or Lo-Chlor Algae Knock Out. Lo-Chlor Tropical Pool Algaecide (copper and benzalkonium chloride). - NOT to be used in pools with IONISERS or NATURE 2.


Black Algae Treatment, Get Rid of Black Algae in Your Pool
First, brush off the head of the Black Algae, then broadcast the Algi-ban over the Black Algae and let it sit for 24-48 with the pool off. Remember not to let it pile up in one area of the pool or this will leave a discoloration burn mark much like one left by dropping a 3 tablet into the pool.


Men Get Yeast Infections, Too!
Men Get Yeast Infections, Too! Candida, a type of yeast, is a normal inhabitant of even the healthiest bodies. It loves warm, dark, moist places, particularly the gastrointestinal tract and the vagina where as many as 20 percent of women of reproductive age harbor Candida. The most common species by far is Candida albicans.


6 Home Tests To Detect Candida Yeast Infection
Other areas to watch out for are genital itching or itching on hands and particularly feet. In fact, be more aware of itching which occurs in areas that are conducive to Candida and are generally dark, moist and warm. 2. One of the main indicators of a yeast infection is a craving for the sweet stuff.


Candida Diet: The Foods & Supplements to Eat (and Avoid) to Treat Candida
Thrush in Men (Male Candidiasis): Symptoms, Treatments. Candidiasis (thrush) is a fungal infection caused by yeasts that belong to the genus Candida. There are many species of Candida yeasts that can cause infection in humans, the most common of which is Candida albicans.


How does thrush affect men?
Candidiasis genital infection is much more common in women than men, but when it does occur in males, candidiasis affects the head of the penis (the glans penis, informally referred to as the helmet) and the foreskin, if present (the prepuce).


Lichen Planus
Candidiasis is a mycotic infection - an infection caused by a fungus, Candida in this case. In men, genital candidiasis affects the head of the penis (the glans penis) and, if present, the foreskin (prepuce).


Men Get Yeast Infections, Too!
Men Get Yeast Infections, Too! comments. Candida, a type of yeast, is a normal inhabitant of even the healthiest bodies. It loves warm, dark, moist places, particularly the gastrointestinal tract and the vagina where as many as 20 percent of women of reproductive age harbor Candida.


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1 While genital Candida infection mainly occurs in women, it can also occur in men when it causes an inflammation of the glans penis - balanitis.2.  Yeast infection, thrush, Candida, candidal balanitis, candidosis and moniliasis are other names that are used for the rash.


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The rash is also known as yeast infection, thrush, Candida, candidal balanitis, candidosis and moniliasis. Jock itch does not refer to male thrush. Rather, this is an informal name for a different type of intimate fungal infection in men.


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The average salary for Maintenance Engineer jobs is Â£32,500. Read on to find out how much Maintenance Engineer jobs pay across various UK locations and industries.


The Average Salary of a Facility Maintenance Engineer
The average annual salary for a facility maintenance engineer was $80,000 as of 2013, according to the job site Indeed. Most of these professionals have at least bachelor's degrees in mechanical engineering.


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Maintenance Engineer Salary. Maintenance Engineer average salary is $65,200, median salary is $63,045 with a salary range from $35,651 to $112,500. Maintenance Engineer salaries are collected from government agencies and companies. Each salary is associated with a real job position.


What is an average salary of aircraft maintenance engineer?
, studied Aircraft Maintenance Engineering at Canadore College (1996) 1  From the Canadian side of the businessâ¦. 2  An apprentice in Saskatchewan in 2015 could make $12.50 - $16.50 hr depending on what year apprentice. 3  Engineers at this fixed wing company in Saskatchewan in 2015 could make up to $35â$37/hr.


What is an average salary of aircraft maintenance engineer?
From the Canadian side of the businessâ¦. And as the other answers indicate it is a variable rate based on years of experience and aircraft types on your licence or in your historical record. An apprentice in Saskatchewan in 2015 could make $12.50 - $16.50 hr depending on what year apprentice.


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The industry with the highest salary for Maintenance Engineer jobs is Engineering, Manufacturing, Utilities. The average Engineering, Manufacturing, Utilities salary for Maintenance Engineer jobs is Â£32,500. *compared to the previous month.


Earthquake
At the Earth's surface, earthquakes manifest themselves by shaking and sometimes displacement of the ground. When the epicenter of a large earthquake is located offshore, the seabed may be displaced sufficiently to cause a tsunami. Earthquakes can also trigger landslides, and occasionally volcanic activity.or instance, an earthquake of magnitude 6.0 releases approximately 30 times more energy than a 5.0 magnitude earthquake and a 7.0 magnitude earthquake releases 900 times (30 Ã 30) more energy than a 5.0 magnitude of earthquake.


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The 9.3 earthquake & Tsunami were due to a major shift of the Earth's axis. Not by earthquakes. Menu Axis Shift Menu [NASA, SOHO] * Dec 2006 GPS failure after axis shift attributed to phony solar flare story 4 months later. Software patch corrected GPS misalignment.hey don't mention Tsunami's where there were few witnesses. Rogue waves are also unreported Tsunami's. Each are evidence of abnormal shifts of the earth & axis. The largest shifts occurred in 2004, 2006, 2011, 2013 & 2014.


Earthquakes and Seismic Waves
A fault is a fracture within some particular rocky mass within the earth's crust. Fault sizes can vary greatly, as some faults can be miles long. Earthquakes are caused by active faults, which are, faults along which the two sides of the fracture move with respect to each other.In short, an earthquake is caused by the sudden movement of the two sides of a fault with respect to another.arthquakes can also occur within plates, although plate-boundary earthquakes are much more common. Less than 10 percent of all earthquakes occur within plate interiors. As plates continue to move and plate boundaries change over geologic time, weakened boundary regions become part of the interiors of the plates.


Earthquake
The most recent large earthquake of magnitude 9.0 or larger was a 9.0 magnitude earthquake in Japan in 2011 (as of March 2014), and it was the largest Japanese earthquake since records began.or instance, an earthquake of magnitude 6.0 releases approximately 30 times more energy than a 5.0 magnitude earthquake and a 7.0 magnitude earthquake releases 900 times (30 Ã 30) more energy than a 5.0 magnitude of earthquake.


2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami
The hypocentre of the main earthquake was approximately 160 km (100 mi) off the western coast of northern Sumatra, in the Indian Ocean just north of Simeulue island at a depth of 30 km (19 mi) below mean sea level (initially reported as 10 km (6.2 mi)).he 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake came just three days after a magnitude 8.1 earthquake in an uninhabited region west of New Zealand's subantarctic Auckland Islands, and north of Australia's Macquarie Island. This is unusual, since earthquakes of magnitude 8 or more occur only about once per year on average.


2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami
The energy released on the Earth's surface only (M E, which is the seismic potential for damage) by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami was estimated at 1.1Ã10 17 joules, or 26 megatons of TNT.he 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake came just three days after a magnitude 8.1 earthquake in an uninhabited region west of New Zealand's subantarctic Auckland Islands, and north of Australia's Macquarie Island. This is unusual, since earthquakes of magnitude 8 or more occur only about once per year on average.


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You can see the sun is now rising and setting to the NORTH during that month. At no time should the sun ever be north of the Tropic of Cancer which is located in mid Mexico. The sun is currently @2000 miles farther north in the summer; & an equal amount farther south in the winter.hey don't mention Tsunami's where there were few witnesses. Rogue waves are also unreported Tsunami's. Each are evidence of abnormal shifts of the earth & axis. The largest shifts occurred in 2004, 2006, 2011, 2013 & 2014.


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List of Tsunami's Tsunami's are caused by the abnormal movement of the earth when the axis shifts. Associated quakes are usually a byproduct of the shift. Put 4 of water in an aquarium and slide it sideways to see how tsunami waves are created by movement of the planet.hey don't mention Tsunami's where there were few witnesses. Rogue waves are also unreported Tsunami's. Each are evidence of abnormal shifts of the earth & axis. The largest shifts occurred in 2004, 2006, 2011, 2013 & 2014.


Earthquakes and Seismic Waves
After the generation of the waves, it will reach the earth's surface and set it in motion, which is refered to as, earthquake ground motion. When the earthquake ground motion occurs beneath the building and is strong enough, it will tranfer the waves and set the building into motion as well.arthquakes can also occur within plates, although plate-boundary earthquakes are much more common. Less than 10 percent of all earthquakes occur within plate interiors. As plates continue to move and plate boundaries change over geologic time, weakened boundary regions become part of the interiors of the plates.


Earthquakes and Seismic Waves
The absolute movement of the ground and building during an earthquake is all that large at all, even during a major earthquake. That means that the building does not undergo displacements that are large compared to the building size itself.arthquakes can also occur within plates, although plate-boundary earthquakes are much more common. Less than 10 percent of all earthquakes occur within plate interiors. As plates continue to move and plate boundaries change over geologic time, weakened boundary regions become part of the interiors of the plates.


Can Coconut Milk Go Bad?
Separation of thick coconut milk is completely normal, and is not a sign that the milk has gone bad. Often, the fat will float to the top of the can, and the more watery liquid will sink. Shaking the unopened can, or stirring an opened one, can re-mix the coconut milk.


Don't Fear That Expired Food
That's because it's not the food that sat on the shelf too long that makes you sick, Ruff says. It's the food that got contaminated with salmonella or listeria bacteria, or disease-causing strains of E. coli. And that food might not smell bad as it might have arrived in the store only yesterday. In 40 years, in eight countries, if I think of major product recalls and food poisoning outbreaks, I can't think of [one] that was driven by a shelf-life issue, Ruff says.


Don't Fear That Expired Food
You would think that everybody can taste and smell food, but some of us are much better at it than others, says Jena Roberts, vice president for business development at the NFL. The lab has 40 of these food tasters on staff. They are the most fit people in the group, says Roberts. Because they don't eat the food.


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If it is unopened it will never go bad but if it is opened it will go bad so if you open it put the rest unused amount in a sealed closed container. <b>If it is unopened it will never go bad but if it is opened it will go bad so if you open it put the rest unused amount in a sealed closed container.</b>. Minor edit?


Coconut Milk
Shake or stir the coconut milk prior to use. The unused coconut milk will keep in the refrigerator for a few days. Do not let coconut milk sit at room temperature for a long time; it tends to get spoiled easily. Sometimes with canned coconut milk, you can get a bad can that has oil floating on top of the coconut milk. This oil is a result of a can that got too hot during shipping and turned the coconut milk into oil. Prior to my discovery of frozen coconut milk, I used canned.


Does Condensed Milk Go Bad?
Condensed milk does go bad, or spoil. To prevent food borne illness, the best option is to use the milk before the best-by date on the can.


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Canned food can go bad. . .    If it has not been properly processed, microorganisms can start  to grow and spoil the food.   If the can becomes damaged, air aâ¦nd/or microbes can enter  causing spoilage.   If the can is stored at too high a temperature, thermophiles  could grow causing spoilage.


Does Condensed Milk Go Bad?
After opening, condensed milk should be stored in an air-tight container in the refrigerator. In this way, opened condensed milk can be safely used for up to 3 weeks after opening. Unopened condensed milk should be stored in a cool, dry place, such as a pantry, and can be used safely for up to one year. If the milk turns yellow or is too thick to pour, it may be spoiled. Learn more about Food Spoilage.


About Donating
Goodwill transforms your donations into employment and training programs that help people find jobs. We gratefully accept donations of items that can be sold in our stores to support our programs. Donations to Goodwill are tax-deductible.


Donate Stuff
When you drop off your donations at Goodwill, youâll receive a receipt from a donation attendant. Hang on to this receipt â at the end of the year, you can claim a tax deduction for clothing and household items that are in good condition.


About Donating
Goodwill transforms your donations into employment and training programs that help people find jobs. We gratefully accept donations of items that can be sold in our stores to support our programs.


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Net proceeds from the sale of your donated items help support our job training and education programs, offered at no cost to people in the community.


Donate Stuff
When you donate to Goodwill, youâve taken the opportunity to become a job creator and make a significant difference in the lives of individuals living in your community.


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Net proceeds from the sale of your donated items help support our job training and education programs, offered at no cost to people in the community. We accept almost anything you can think of donating, from clothing and furniture to small appliances and toys.


Your donations fuel our work
Your donations help us help others. Net proceeds from the sale of your donated items help support our job training and education programs, offered at no cost to people in the community. We accept almost anything you can think of donating, from clothing and furniture to small appliances and toys.


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Hi, I had a 2.5 hour laproscopy to sort out severe adhesions in pelvis that have been causing awful pain and fatigue for 6 months(over 2 years from my hyster). On the ultrasound I had a haemorragic cyst but time the surgeon got to it, it had gone.


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1 Abdominal adhesions: Abdominal adhesions are a common complication of surgery, occurring in up to 93% of people who undergo abdominal or pelvic surgery. 2  Abdominal adhesions also occur in about 10% of people who have never had surgery.


Adhesions, General and After Surgery
Blood clots form when the... 1  Abdominal adhesions: Abdominal adhesions are a common complication of surgery, occurring in up to 93% of people who undergo abdominal or pelvic surgery. 2  Abdominal adhesions also occur in about 10% of people who have never had surgery.


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Hi, I had a 2.5 hour laproscopy to sort out severe adhesions in pelvis that have been causing awful pain and fatigue for 6 months(over 2 years from my hyster).


Adhesions
A patient recovers quickly after laparoscopic surgery for adhesions as he / she has very little pain. How soon you are allowed to drink liquids and eat food after your adhesiolysis operation depends on the extent of adhesiolysis. Generally, you will be allowed to drink fluids within 6 â 8 hours after the operation.


Adhesions
A patient recovers quickly after laparoscopic surgery for adhesions as he / she has very little pain. How soon you are allowed to drink liquids and eat food after your adhesiolysis operation depends on the extent of adhesiolysis.


Adhesions, General and After Surgery
1 However, adhesions cause about 60% of small bowel obstructions in adults and are believed to contribute to the development of chronic pelvic pain. 2  Adhesions typically begin to form within the first few days after surgery, but they may not produce symptoms for months or even years.


What symptoms are caused by adhesions?
1 Small bowel obstruction (intestinal blockage) due to adhesions is a surgical emergency. 2  These adhesions may trigger waves of cramplike pain in your stomach. 3  This pain, which can last seconds to minutes, often worsens if you eat food, which increases activity of the intestines.


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What is the meaning of Science in tagalog dictionary? What is the meaning of she is a walking dictionary? To say about someone that she is a walking dictionary, means that she knows the definitions of a remarkable number of words, so that if you were to ask her what a given word mâ¦eans, she would probably know.


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 a slide of large masses of snow and ice and mud down a mountain

 gather into a huge mass and roll down a mountain, of snow

 a sudden appearance of an overwhelming number of things; the program brought an avalanche of mail

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1 a slide of large masses of snow and ice and mud down a mountain. 2  gather into a huge mass and roll down a mountain, of snow.  a sudden appearance of an overwhelming number of things; the program brought an avalanche of mail.


Avalanche
An avalanche is a phenomenon of nature. It is linked to snow. When there is too much snow on a mountain, some of the snow may fall, causing damage to things in its path. This is called an avalanche. People talk about avalanches because they may be dangerous to skiers and other people doing winter sports. Large avalanches may carry stones, boulders and trees with them.


Avalanche
An avalanche (also called a snowslide or snowslip) is a rapid flow of snow down a sloping surface.


Avalanche
If the avalanche moves fast enough some of the snow may mix with the air forming a powder snow avalanche, which is a type of gravity current. Slides of rocks or debris, behaving in a similar way to snow, are also referred to as avalanches (see rockslide). The remainder of this article refers to snow avalanches.