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The permeability of soilâits capacity to transmit. water under pressureâmay be determined by indirect or direct. laboratory methods or by field methods. Most field methods are useful only below the water. table, but in this study a procedure for use above the water. table was investigated.


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Consolidation of a soil may be deÂ¬. fined as the gradual decrease of the water content at a conÂ¬. stant load* The rate at which this decrease takes place deÂ¬. pends, in part, on the permeability of the soil.


Definitions of Health  Terms:Minerals
Zinc is a nutrient that people need to stay healthy. Zinc is found in cells throughout the body. It helps the immune system fight off invading bacteria and viruses. The body also needs zinc to make proteins and DNA, the genetic material in all cells. During pregnancy, infancy, and childhood, the body needs zinc to grow and develop properly.


Immunity Benefits of Zinc as We Age
In addition to its role in the immune system, zinc also reduces oxidative stress, plays a structural role by stabilizing proteins, regulates the expression of many genes, and drives hundreds of chemical reactions in the body. Zinc also is required for neurotransmitter release in the brain and insulin packaging and secretion.


Effects of Zinc on Thyroid
In other words, Zinc has a direct effect on TSH and by extension, the thyroid as well as the immune system of our bodies. According to another study, the bone marrow cell population has the potential to micro-regulate thyroid hormone secretion leading to major changes âin metabolic activity, that arenât dependent on pituitary TSH output.â [xvii]


Zinc
Intakes of 150â450 mg of zinc per day have been associated with such chronic effects as low copper status, altered iron function, reduced immune function, and reduced levels of high-density lipoproteins .


Diindolylmethane  ( DIM) Information Resource Center
supplementation in healthy persons could have deleterious effects on the immune system, and caution must be exercised when taking large zinc supplements for prolonged periods of time. POSSIBLE MODES OF ACTION OF ZINC ON THE IMMUNE FUNCTION As briefly summarized above, zinc has a number of effects on the immune systemâs cells, both in vivo and in vitro. However, mechanisms underlying the relationship between zinc


Micronutrient Information Center
The adverse effects of zinc deficiency on immune system function are likely to increase the susceptibility of children to infectious diarrhea, and persistent diarrhea contributes to zinc deficiency and malnutrition.


Modulatory effects of selenium and zinc on the immune system
We summarize the evidence for the importance of two micronutrients, selenium and zinc, and describe the mechanisms through which they affect the immune status and other physiological functions. As a constituent of selenoproteins, selenium is needed for the proper functioning of neutrophils, macrophages, NK cells, T lymphocytes and some other immune mechanisms.


Zinc helps against infection by tapping brakes in immune response
Zinc helps against infection by tapping brakes in immune response Date: February 7, 2013 Source: Ohio State University Summary: New research suggests that zinc helps control infections by gently tapping the brakes on the immune response in a way that prevents out-of-control inflammation that can be damaging and even deadly. Share:


Zinc deficiency linked to immune system response, particularly in older adults
Diet Lacking in Zinc Is Detrimental to Human, Animal Health. 1  June 9, 2016 â The trace element zinc has an impact on the essential metabolic functions of most living organisms. New research has found that even minimal zinc deficiency impairs digestion, albeit without any ...


Zinc
There is some early evidence that taking zinc supplements by mouth in combination with the drug zidovudine might reduce infections that occur because of a weakened immune system. Alcohol-related liver disease.


Terms
The basic structure of amino acids, and the distinct properties of their side chains. How amino acids are linked to form a polypeptide. The four levels of hierarchy of protein conformation. The various types of bonds that regulate protein structure, and how different amino acids contribute to these bonds.


Terms
A typical eukaryotic cell is mostly water (70% by weight), whereas the remainder of the bulk of the cell is composed of carbon-based compounds. 1  These carbon-based compounds fall into four major families of macromolecules, which make up the form and carry out the many diverse functions of a cell.


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A new generation of supercomputers is being developed to generate the conformation of any protein from its amino acid sequence or even its gene sequence. Part of the goal is to develop general principles that govern protein folding. At present, scientists use X-ray crystallography to determine protein conformation.


Chapter 05 - The Structure and Function of Macromolecules
A proteinâs function depends on its specific conformation A functional proteins consists of one or more polypeptides that have been precisely twisted, folded, and coiled into a unique shape. It is the order of amino acids that determines what the three-dimensional conformation will be. A proteinâs specific conformation determines its function. In almost every case, the function depends on its ability to recognize and bind to some other molecule. For example, antibodies bind to particular foreign substances that fit their binding sites.


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A proteinâs function depends on its specific conformation Protein Objectives Distinguish proteins from the other classes of macromolecules and list the biological functions which members of this class perform List and be able to recognize the four major components of a typical amino acid and explain how amino acids may be grouped according to the nature of their side chain Identify a peptide bond and describe how it is formed Explain what determines protein conformation and why it is ...


Chapter 05 - The Structure and Function of Macromolecules
Lysozyme, an enzyme that attacks bacteria, consists on a polypeptide chain of 129 amino acids. The precise primary structure of a protein is determined by inherited genetic information. Even a slight change in primary structure can affect a proteinâs conformation and ability to function.


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The fact that some denatured proteins return to their native conformation when environmental conditions return to normal is evidence that a proteinâs amino acid sequence (primary structure) determines conformation.


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B. What Determines Protein Conformation? A proteinâs three-dimensional shape is a consequence of the interactions responsible for secondary and tertiary structure. This conformation is influenced by physical and chemical environmental conditions. If a proteinâs environment is altered, it may become denatured and lose its native conformation. Denaturation = A process that alters a proteinâs native conformation and biological activity. Proteins can be denatured by: Transfer to an organic solvent. Hydrophobic side chains, normally inside the proteinâs core, move towards the outside.


Understanding Ultrasound Physics CH. 10
Location where the beam DIAMETER is the NARROWEST: The width of the sound beam at the focus is 1/2 the WIDTH of the beam as it LEAVES the TRANSDUCER Near Zone (Near Field) (Fresnel Zone) REGION from the TRANSDUCER TO THE FOCUS: (focus is located at the end of the near zone) - The diameter of a sound beam as it leaves the transducer is the SAME as the diameter at the active element. - At the end of the near zone, the beam NARROWS to only 1/2 the width of the active element.


Laser focusing, minimum beam width
The minimal achievable beam width also depends on the diameter of the collimated beam. The larger that diameter is, the smaller is the spot you can get. I suppose your equations give the minimum beam diameter as a function of the diameter at some other position or can be at least brought into such a form.


Beamwidth
A 'polar' diagram showing beamwidth In a radio antenna pattern, the half power beam width is the angle between the half-power (-3 dB) points of the main lobe, when referenced to the peak effective radiated power of the main lobe.


Beamwidth
From the beam pattern (), the antenna power is computed as: = | | The half power beamwidth (HPBW) is then found as the range of where =.


Parabolic antenna
Parabolic antennas are also classified by the type of feed, that is, how the radio waves are supplied to the antenna: 1  Axial or front feed â This is the most common type of feed, with the feed antenna located in front of the dish at the focus, on the beam axis, pointed back toward the dish.


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NOVICE doesn't have to operate on 15 meters. very long before he gets a yen for an antenna. that will give more push to his signal. This article. treats the design and construction of rotatable. antennas, from a simple one to a four-element. beam. The latter should appeal to the most. seasoned operators.


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was designed? What assumptions are made to determine what load a beam will be designed to support? This paper will demonstrate how to determine loading on a beam, how to draw the forces in the beam, and how to select a steel wide-flange shape from the AISC Steel Manual.


Radar Basics
Beam Width The angular range of the antenna pattern in which at least half of the maximum power is still emitted is described as a âBeam Withâ. Bordering points of this main lobe are therefore the points at which the field strength has fallen in the room around 3 dB regarding the maximum field strength. This angle is then described as beam width or aperture angle or half power (- 3 dB) angle - with notation Î (also Ï). The beamwidth Î is exactly the angle between the 2 red marked directions in the upper pictures.


Laser focusing, minimum beam width
Ok, so I had previously determined from the theoretical expression for focused gaussian beam width and the business card image that the laser focused to a width of around 10-20 microns. I set up our CCD so that I could observe N2 fluorescence around 300 nm and measured a width of around 150 microns.


Radiation therapy
External beam therapy is used to treat the following diseases as well as many others: 1  Breast Cancer Treatment. 2  Colorectal (Bowel) Cancer Treatment. 3  Esophageal Cancer Treatment. 4  Head and Neck Cancer Treatment. 5  Lung Cancer Treatment. 6  Prostate Cancer Treatment. 7  Brain Tumor Treatment.


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Hybrid fiber coax (HFC) is the current generation of cable system technology. HFC systems carry analog signals that feed conventional television sets as well as digital signals encoded onto analog signals that carry digital video programming and up- and downstream data.


Hardware in Networking
An Ethernet hub transmits the data frame to every device, except the device that sent the frame. A hub is just a pass-through and distribution point for every device connected to it, without regard for what kind of data is passing through and where the data might be going. Hubs are outdated technology, having been replaced by switches.


Hardware in Networking
Hubs: As you can see in the image an ethernet hub transmits the data frame to every device, except the device that sent the frame. A hub is just a pass-through and distribution point for every device connected to it, without regard of what kind of data is passing through and where the data might be going. Today, hubs are outdated technology that have been replaced by switches.


Hardware in Networking
pass-through and distribution point for every device connected to it, without any regard for what kind of data is passing through and where that data might be going switch smarter and more efficient than a hub, as it keeps a table of all the devices connected to it


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Presented are systems and methods for spectrum management and timing optimization of communication networks have multiple distribution points, multiple remote transceivers, and a shared communication binder. In some embodiments, distribution points and communication lines are added to an active network by the allocation of unused time slots. In some embodiments, transmission collisions, near-end cross-talk, and far-end cross-talk, are predicted upon the addition of added distribution points and communication lines, and techniques are applied to reduce or cancel such phenomena.


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Darwin was right to stress that such primacy is needed 'if the observation is to be of any service'. But the role of a 'view' also goes far deeper. As Darwin knew, it is impossible to observe at all without some kind of view. If you are unconvinced, try this demonstration, one that Popper liked to use in lectures. Observe! Have you managed that? No.


Noise - Basic Information
For instance, using the example of two machines each emitting a noise level of 90 dB: 1  Step 1: The numerical difference between the two levels is 0 dB (90-90= 0), using the first row. 2  Step 2: The number corresponding to this difference of 0, taken from the right hand column, is 3. 3  Step 3: Add 3 to the highest level, in this case 90.


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In this regard, entries in Address Book window 530 may be existing distribution lists within an organization, derived from such distribution lists, or individual entries for individuals. In addition, the address book supports âwild-cardâ entries such as âeveryone@contentguard.comâ or â@contentguard.comâ if, for example, an access list is to allow access to a protected content to everyone within a domain.


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Earth and Moon. View of Earth from Space Where can I see views of Earth from space? NASA's Space Shuttle Earth observations photography database contains over 250,000 images.


Barbershop: The Next Cut
Barbershop: The Next Cut is a 2016 American comedy film directed by Malcolm D. Lee and written by Kenya Barris and Tracy Oliver. It is the sequel to 2004's Barbershop 2: Back in Business and the third film in the Barbershop film series and stars an ensemble cast, including returning actors Ice Cube, Cedric the Entertainer, Anthony Anderson, Eve, Sean Patrick Thomas, Deon Cole and Troy Garity, and new cast members Regina Hall, Nicki Minaj, Common, Maryum Ali, J. B. Smoove, Tyga and Lamorne Morris


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Barbershop (2002) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.


Sign In NowWatch The Full Show!
About The Show. Join Ice Cube, Common, and the cast of âBarbershop: The Next Cut as they give viewers an inside look at Chicago and the issues that inspired their new movie. Hosted by Sway Calloway, this one-of-kind special explores issues ranging from relationships and artistic expression to gangs and gun violence.


Barbershop
Barbershop - Official Trailer. CAR WASH (1976) transplanted to an old-fashioned, South Chicago barbershop. Ambitious Calvin (Ice Cube) inherited his father's shop two years ago, and he wants out.


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The Cast of âBarbershop: The Next Cutâ âCombsâ to AOL BUILD
The Cast of Barbershop: The Next Cut 'Combs' to AOL BUILD By Andrew Nauffts The third installment in the Barbershop film franchise, Barbershop: The Next Cut, is set to premier this Friday, April 15th, and while the calendar says it's Spring, the forecast calls for Ice (Cube, that is).


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Barbershop  (film)
Barbershop (film) Barbershop is a 2002 American comedy film directed by Tim Story, produced by State Street Pictures and released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer on September 13, 2002. Starring Ice Cube, Cedric the Entertainer, and Anthony Anderson, the movie revolves around social life in a barbershop on the South Side of Chicago. Barbershop also proved to be a star-making vehicle for acting newcomers Eve and Michael Ealy. It is the first film in the Barbershop film series


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Barbershop 2: Back in Business Favorite Theater Button Overview; Movie Times + Tickets; Synopsis; More. Cast + Crew


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tracking and measuring global warming is not as easy as cribbage. Almost every day, articles and claims are made that this proves or disproves global warming, written or made by people who have not the slightest idea of how complex the studies are.


Solutions to Global Warming
Solutions to Global Warming There is no single solution to global warming, which is primarily a problem of too much heat-trapping carbon dioxide (CO2), methane and nitrous oxide in the atmosphere. (Learn more about the causes of global warming.) The technologies and approaches outlined below are all needed to bring down the emissions of these gases by at least 80 percent by mid-century. To see how they are best deployed in each region of the world, use the menu at left. 1  Boosting energy efficiency: The energy used to power, heat, and cool our homes, businesses, and industries is the single largest contributor to global warming. Energy efficiency technologies allow us to use less energy to get the sameâor higherâlevel of production, service, and comfort.


âCarbon-suckingâ devices necessary by 2030 to stop global warming, scientists say
Climeworks has created a machine that can remove the carbon from the air and store it long-term or sell it to greenhouses and companies that use CO2 in their production. (Arnd Wiegmann/REUTERS)


35 Easy Ways To Stop Global Warming
Taking a quick 5 minute shower will greatly conserve energy. The type of shower head used, will also aid in combating global warming. Take showers instead of baths. Showers use less water than baths by 25%. Over the course of a year thatâs hundreds of gallons saved.


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INSTRUMENTATION ACCURACY AND GLOBAL WARMING. Global Warming adherents come in many forms. There are politicians, journalists, youths who hunger to do battle - any battle - against the established order and naÃ¯ve. supporters of all ages who have this burning desire to do âgoodâ in their lifetime.


Measuring Climate Change
Measuring Climate Change. There is no single instrument measuring climate change. Instead there are thousands of measuring devices spread across the globe, on land, under the sea and in the air. The climate system is a complex, interactive system consisting of the atmosphere, land surface, snow and ice, oceans and other bodies of water, and living things.


Monitoring Global and U.S. Temperatures at NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information
The two plots below are of global temperature time series, the top one uses the adjusted version of GHCN and the bottom one uses the raw GHCN data. Both time series reveal that the earth is warming.


Trump's global warming tweet is a 'troll job,' not based in science, experts say
It's record cold all over the country and world - where the hell is global warming, we need some fast! â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 8, 2015 February 2015: Record low temperatures and massive amounts of snow.


Do cell phones contribute to global warming?
Then a fall laid up the Cedar Rapids native, and he had time to think. Time to revisit old college textbooks â math, science, physics. Time to develop his own theories. This dilemma called âglobal warmingâ concerned him. Did it contribute to the flooding of the Cedar River in June 2008? Is it a reason for all the snow weâve had this winter? Are we doing enough to stem the tide to save the earth? Too many questions and not enough answers.


Crack Research: Good news about knuckle cracking
Unger undertook his self and righteous research because, as he wrote, âDuring the authorâs childhood, various renowned authorities (his mother, several aunts and, later, his mother-in-law [personal communication]) informed him that cracking his knuckles would lead to arthritis of the fingers.â


Does cracking knuckles make the knuckles bigger?
I heard that cracking your knuckles doesn't really make them larger. Just an urban legend. Could be wrong though. I believe so. I had small knuckles, picked up cracking my knuckles, and they got big. I quit for about a month or two and they became small again. To test it further i cracked only one finger for a week and it got bigger. Also i have 5 friends in my group, one cracks there knuckles and there huge. The rest who do not have small. Some people may not suffer from it... but i believe cracking your knuckles does add to making your knuckles bigger. It depends on the person, but for the most case, yes. If you want to try and make your knuckles bigger try lightly hitting a solid surface like a wall, your bones will re-heal and case over, also it kills the nerves so you can hit harder without it hurting as much. But cracking them does not lead to bigger or stronger knuckles.


Does Cracking Your Knuckles Make Your Fingers Fat?
A: According to WebMD, cracking knuckles does not cause arthritis. Cracking or popping knuckles is not known to deliver any benefits or cause any harm as long... Full Answer >


Does cracking your knuckles make them bigger? If yes, why/how?
cracking your knuckles will make them bigger? Well kind of..... By cracking your knuckles, what you are doing is pushing the joint beyond its physiological stop sign, or further than its range of motion would normally allow for. This puts undue stress on the ligaments and tendons that hold the joint together and in place.


Does Cracking Your Knuckles Make Them Bigger?
A: Cracking knuckles can make them bigger in that they become swollen. In one study, knuckle cracking caused a higher incidence of hand swelling and lower grip strength in people who admitted to being habitual knuckle crackers, according to Dr. Henry Bernstein.


What Really Happens When You Crack Your Knuckles
After cracking, the joint will remain in a refractory (or resistant) state for approximately 20 minutes, during which you are usually unable to crack the same knuckle again. It's Okay to Crack Your Knuckles Unless ... First and foremost, you may not have to feel so guilty for occasionally cracking your joints. This group found that right after cracking, the joint space is not altered in any way, whereas previously it was thought that by cracking your joints, you increased the joint space.


Will Joint Cracking Cause Osteoarthritis?
Cracking joints and popping knuckles are an interesting and poorly understood phenomenon. There are many theories as to why joints crack or pop, but the exact cause is simply not known. As a rule, painless cracking of joints is not harmful.


does anyone know what type arthritis makes your knuckles larger?
Posts: 104. does anyone know what type arthritis makes your knuckles larger? the knuckles in my hands are getting huge and i used to have very small hands. my pinky used to be a size 4 and ring finger on both hands a size 5 - 5 1/2. that's no longer true and my index finger and thumb knuckles are just huge now.


Is it true that cracking your knuckles will make them bigger?
Is it true that cracking your knuckles will make them bigger? I have heard from some people that it is true and now their knuckles are huge, and i have heard from other people that its just a myth and their knuckles are fine...I do it all the time, i guess its a nervous habit...


Does cracking knuckles make the knuckles bigger?
Mysuggestion is don't start and, if you have, stop. . Yes, it does make them bigger and it can cause you to havearthritis when you are older so I would advise you to stop doing itbecause it is kind of addicting. My hands hurt all the time now dueto cracking my knuckles.


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Endarterectomy definition: medical excision associated with inner liner of an artery which blocked with atherosclerotic accumulation.; The surgical procedure to remove plaque from an artery.; surgicalâ¦


Embolectomy
Medical uses Surgical embolectomy for massive pulmonary embolism (PE) has become a rare procedure and is often viewed as a last resort. Thrombolytic therapy has become the treatment of choice.


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The RX ACCULINK Carotid Stent System, used in conjunction with the RX ACCUNET Embolic Protection System, is indicated for the treatment of patients at high risk and standard risk of adverse events from carotid endarterectomy who require carotid revascularization (a procedure to restore blood flow) and meet certain criteria.


endarterectomy
The results after successful surgery are usually striking. The newly opened artery should help to restore normal blood flow. In carotid endarterectomy, surgery should prevent the risk of brain damage and stroke. However, the buildup of fat and cholesterol usually affects all arteries, not just the one that was operated on.


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The majority of carotid artery narrowing is still done through surgery due to higher stroke rates for stenting procedures. â paul sisson, sandiegouniontribune.com, New technique prevents strokes by reversing blood flow through brain, 2 June 2017


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Define endarterectomy. endarterectomy synonyms, endarterectomy pronunciation, endarterectomy translation, English dictionary definition of endarterectomy. n. pl. endÂ·arÂ·teÂ·recÂ·toÂ·mies Surgical excision of the inner lining of an artery that is clogged with atherosclerotic buildup. n , pl -tomies a surgical...


Understanding Femoral Endarterectomy
The femoral artery is a large blood vessel in the groin area. Femoral endarterectomy is a procedure to clear a blockage from the femoral artery.


What does Endarterectomy mean in Medical Dictionary?
An endarterectomy is basically a Rotorooter process. It eliminates diseased product from inside of an artery, and removes any occluding atheromatous deposits, desire to being to go out of a smooth lining inside the vessel, so the bloodstream can move normally.


Overview
In carotid endarterectomy, you receive a local or general anesthetic. Your surgeon makes an incision along the front of your neck, opens your carotid artery and removes the plaques that are clogging your artery. Your surgeon then repairs the artery with stitches or a patch made with a vein or artificial material (patch graft).


Aiming for Fewer Hospital U-turns: The Medicare Hospital Readmission Reduction Program
One example, and the focus of this Issue Brief, is the Hospital Readmission Reduction Program (HRRP), which financially penalizes hospitals with relatively high rates of Medicare readmissions. 3 This Issue Brief, updated with new estimates for 2017, describes the HRRP, analyzes the programâs impact on Medicare patients and hospitals, examines the decline in national readmission rates, and discusses implementation issues that policymakers have raised.


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frequent conditions present at the initial admission that began a chain of readmissions were asthma (24.2% of all readmissions for any reason followed an initial asthma event), congestive heart failure (18.6% of all readmissions followed an initial congestive heart failure event), and long-


Aiming for Fewer Hospital U-turns: The Medicare Hospital Readmission Reduction Program
In addition to readmissions following hospitalizations for selected diagnoses, the Hospital Compare website started reporting each hospitalâs overall Medicare readmission rates. Analysis of this database shows that 2012 marks the first measurable declines in readmissions (Figure 2).


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There were 3,373 such initial admissions that were potentially avoidable (had. an ambulatory sensitive condition primary diagnosis and a severity of illness of minor or moderate). Thus, 14.9 per hundred (3,373/22,583 x. 100) initial admissions that began a chain of readmissions were themselves potentially avoidable.


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Potentially Avoidable Admission-Readmission Chains The results in Tables 1 and 2 indicate that potentially avoidable or preventable hospital admissions occur frequently among the Medicaid population and that analyses that focus solely on readmissions may be missing a substantial number of potentially avoidable hospitalizations.


Aiming for Fewer Hospital U-turns: The Medicare Hospital Readmission Reduction Program
Medicare uses an âall-causeâ definition of readmission, meaning that hospital stays within 30 days of a discharge from an initial hospitalization are considered readmissions, regardless of the reason for the readmission.


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In 2007, 22,583 initial medical and/or surgical hospital admissions were followed by one or more potentially preventable readmissions. Of. these initial admissions, 4,685 (20.8%) were themselves potentially avoidable, that is, had an ambulatory sensitive condition primary diagnosis.


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readmissions that followed each of the ambulatory sensitive conditions present at the potentially avoidable initial admission. The number of readmissions that followed potentially avoidable initial admissions varies a good deal across the thirteen PQIs. term complications for diabetes (11.4% of all readmissions followed an initial diabetes complication event).


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avoidable initial admissions that preceded these readmissions were ignored, then the total number of potentially avoidable or preventable hospital events would be underestimated by slightly over 38% (3,373 of 8,832 events would be ignored).


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The total Medicaid dollars associated with initial admissions, readmissions, and the entire admission-readmission chain are presented in Table 4. It must be remembered that both the initial admissions and the readmissions are only potentially avoidable or preventable and it is unclear


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Batman Forever Details. Full Cast and Crew; Release Dates; Official Sites; Company Credits; Filming & Production; Technical Specs


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Batman Forever (1995) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.


Batman Forever
Batman Forever ' s tone is significantly different from the previous installments, becoming more family-friendly since Warner Bros. believed that the previous Batman film, Batman Returns (1992), failed to outgross its predecessor due to parent complaints about the film's violence and dark overtones.


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Batman Forever - Official Trailer. The third entry in the wildly popular BATMAN cycle boasts a new Batman, new costumes, new characters--including a Robin for the 90s, two super-villains, and yet another blonde love interest--as well as a revamped Batmobile.


Batman Forever
Batman Forever. Batman Forever is a 1995 American superhero film directed by Joel Schumacher and produced by Tim Burton, based on the DC Comics character Batman. It is the third installment of the initial Batman film series, with Val Kilmer replacing Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne / Batman. The film also stars Chris O'Donnell, Nicole Kidman, Tommy Lee Jones, and Jim Carrey. The plot focuses on Batman trying to stop Two-Face and the Riddler in their villainous scheme to extract confidential information from all t


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Batman characters (uncredited) Gardner Fox ... characters: Dr. Thomas Wayne & Martha Wayne (uncredited) Bruce Gray ... sculpture art provided by (uncredited) Johnny Kim ... batmobile crew (uncredited) David Lanphier Jr. ... key set production assistant: New York (uncredited) Harry Lu ...


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Cast & Details See all 1  Â». Released: 1995. 2  Rating: PG-13. 3  Review: The third entry in the wildly popular BATMAN cycle boasts a new Batman, new costumes, new characters--including a Robin for the 90s, two super-villains, and yet another blonde love interest--as well as a revamped Batmobile.


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British actor Michael Gough, best known for playing Alfred in the Batman film franchise, has died, according to E! Online. He was 94. Gough was born in Malaysia and made his film debut in the 1948 movie Blanche Fury.


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crew. 1  Chris O'Donnell as Dick Grayson/Robin. 2  Michael Gough as Alfred Pennyworth. 3  Pat Hingle as Commissioner James Gordon. 4  Drew Barrymore as Sugar. 5  Debi Mazar as Spice. 6  Ed Begley Jr. as Fred Stickley (uncredited)


Dusting Up on Business Licenses, Bonds, and Contracts: Legal Documents for Cleaning Businesses
In order to be a licensed and bonded cleaning business, maid service, or janitorial company, you have to do the following: 1  Step 1. File a Doing Business As or business license application with your local municipal government and open a business bank account. 2  Step 2.


Dusting Up on Business Licenses, Bonds, and Contracts: Legal Documents for Cleaning Businesses
Depending on where your business is located, your state and local government might require you to have a cleaning business license or just a regular business license. These are sometimes called Service Contractor's Licenses..


Dusting Up on Business Licenses, Bonds, and Contracts: Legal Documents for Cleaning Businesses
Whether you run a window cleaning business, maid service, or upholstery cleaning company, you need to navigate a variety of legal documents, including insurance policies, surety bonds, and client contracts, to be a fully licensed cleaning services company. When your company needs a cleaning license.


Starting a Cleaning Business
In order for a contract for services to be legally binding, (a) you and your client must agree on what the contract is for (there must be a âmeeting of the mindsâ), and (b) there must be an exchange of value (also known as âconsiderationââin the case of a cleaning business, usually the exchange of cleaning services for money).


The Essentials For Starting A Carpet Cleaning Business
Top Â» Carpet Cleaning Certification Â» The Essentials For Starting A Carpet Cleaning Business The Essentials For Starting A Carpet Cleaning Business One of the most exciting things anyone can take on is starting their own company, and for those looking to a get a carpet cleaning business going, the prospects are generally bright. Itâs relatively easy to get one up and running and they can be highly profitable if run professionally.


Dusting Up on Business Licenses, Bonds, and Contracts: Legal Documents for Cleaning Businesses
In order to be a licensed and bonded cleaning business, maid service, or janitorial company, you have to do the following: 1  Step 1. 2  Step 2. 3  Step 3. 4  Step 4. Contact insurance companies about License Bonds and Surety Bonds.


Starting a Cleaning Business
There are particular risks associated with running a cleaning business, such as employees slipping and falling on the job, and inadvertent damage to, or destruction of, customersâ property. These are on top of more generic business risks to your own business property, such as through fire or theft.


The Essentials For Starting A Carpet Cleaning Business
A business license is required, and in Texas, this can be done either online or at the county clerkâs office. The fee is nominal, so this should be a breeze. Fortunately, no special licensing is needed for a carpet cleaning business, so there arenât many hoops to jump through before hitting the bricks.


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a space between 1-foot and 2-feet for these items. All other clothing can be hung in a double-rod application to utilize all available space. Design for Visibility. Plan the closet so frequently used items are visable and easily accessible. Cedar. Cedar closets do keep moths away, but the cedar scent can permeate adjacent spaces.


Top 3 Styles of Closets
And don't forget about armoires. They're the perfect size for the clothes of infants and toddlers. An armoire with a short rod, drawers for bedding or folded clothes and shelves for other baby essentials can be a one-stop closet. You can add colorful baskets and bins on the armoire shelves for toy storage and use the inside of the doors to hang a blackboard or decorative hooks to display the outfit of the day.


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A typical closet can include two levels of hanging rods. As a rule, place the top rod 80 to 82-inches up from the floor and the bottom rod about 40-inches up from the floor.


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Eye level storage is the most important real estate in your closet. A collection of clothes takes center stage, with shoe racks lining the floor. Extra storage space for seasonal items and linens can be found over head in decorative canvas baskets.


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Closet Hardware Planning Guide Closet Organization as Easy as 1-2-3! 1. Planning: Measure your space and determine what you want to organize and store. 2. Layout: Using this guide, determine what products you need to purchase to accomplish your task. 3 . Build: Install the closet system to fit your needs now, and grow as your needs grow.


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A typical closet can include two levels of hanging rods. As a rule, place the top rod 80 to. 82-inches up from the floor and the bottom rod about 40-inches up from the floor. For a single rod application, plan 60-inches from the floor for placement. 9-inches (24-inches is standard) away from the back wall for hanging. more than 48-inches, consider adding a center support to the closet rod for added stability. general rules apply to kidsâ closets.


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Closet Width 11-1/2 from rear wall Rod installation height 68 Closet Rod and Shelf Bracket Installation First, determine the location of your closetâs rear wall studs. Next, determine the installation height of your rod. Allow sufficient height to insure your clothing hangs freely. Mark the position on the wall for brackets: 68 from


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Adjustable Closet Rod Installation First, measure the width of your closet. Measure 11-1/2 from the rear closet wall. Next, determine the installation height of your rod. Allow sufficient height to insure your clothing hangs freely. Mark the position on each wall for the pole sockets. Determine the width of the closet rod needed to span the brackets,


Top 3 Styles of Closets
Instead, adding something flat on the back wall of the closet, like shoe shelves, can make the entire closet run more efficiently and feel larger and more open. Reach-In Usually anywhere from 3 to 8 feet wide with a limited depth of 24 to 30 inches, reach-in closets are commonly found in hallways, kids' rooms and bedrooms of older homes. These closets were originally designed with a single rod for hanging clothes under a shelf, with return walls that can limit access inside.


A Colorful Way to Watch Evolution in Nebraskaâs Sand Dunes
The deer mouse, Peromyscus maniculatus, is the most populous mammal on the continent, a versatile little rodent that can thrive in virtually any environment. Before the sandhills formed, Nebraskaâs soil was dark â and so were its deer mice.


A Colorful Way to Watch Evolution in Nebraskaâs Sand Dunes
More recently, they identified four different parts of the gene where mutations affect coat color, and showed that natural selection is involved in the color changes. âItâs kind of fun to find the mutations,â said Dr. Hoekstra, âbecause thatâs the basic material of change.


A Colorful Way to Watch Evolution in Nebraskaâs Sand Dunes
To answer this for the specific case of the deer mice, the scientists are examining the mutations that arise in a group of wild mice, how they affect physical appearance, and how that gives certain individuals a better shot at reproducing. Photo


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Thus, a truncation mutant of mouse Mc1r, extension, results in yellow fur, whereas a constitutively active mutant called somber produces black fur . In humans, loss of function and null mutations in MC1R cause red hair and fair skin; most instances of red hair are believed to be caused by such mutations (13;42).


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The deer mutation is a tyrosine to cysteine substitution of residue 150 of Mc1r, located in the second intracellular loop. Many loss of function mutations causing red hair in humans have been identified in this loop, possibly because they interfere with interactions between the receptor and Gs, and/or prevent proper trafficking to the cell surface.


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The deer mutation is a tyrosine to cysteine substitution of residue 150 of Mc1r, located in the second intracellular loop that is commonly mutated in red-haired humans. Expression/Localization Mc1r expression is confined to the skin, where it is found largely in melanocytes (29;30), and also in keratinocytes, fibroblasts, endothelial cells, and some immune cell types .


Critter Catalog
Tail length varies in different populations and ranges from 45 mm to 105 mm. Deer mice that live in woodlands are typically larger and have larger tails and feet than deer mice that live in prairies. Deer mice have round and slender bodies. The head has a pointed nose with large, black, beady eyes. The ears are large and have little fur covering them.


A Colorful Way to Watch Evolution in Nebraskaâs Sand Dunes
A genetic mutation led to lighter fur, and the sandhills mice lucky enough to be born mutants were more likely to survive and breed. With each generation, the population of light mice would grow, while that of the dark mice would shrink, until eventually, the bulk of the sandhills mice sported lovely beige fur.


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Deer mice can reproduce when they are 35 days old, but they usually breed for the first time at 49 days. 1  Key Reproductive Features. 2  iteroparous. 3  year-round breeding. 4  gonochoric/gonochoristic/dioecious (sexes separate) 5  sexual. 6  fertilization. 7  viviparous. 8  post-partum estrous.


Mr. Belvedere
Mr. Belvedere is there for him and the child, and he helps Wesley to shed his fear of the boy and publicly accept him as his friend. Throughout the series, Mr. Belvedere serves as a mentor of sorts to Wesley as well as to the other children.


CAMP BELVIDERE
Jul 11th 2013 Cast Molly Way (ROSE) is an actress working and living in New York City. Originally from Memphis, TN, she moved to the city to attend the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. Molly graduated from the two-year Studio Program in February 2011.


Mr. Belvedere: Secrets Revealed and Where The Cast is Now
The year was 1990. Fans of the show, âMr. Belvedereâ hung their heads in collective mourning for the demise of their little tiny corner in broadcast television. The show about the larger than life nanny in America would air no more. Mr. Belvedere, the character in series by the same name based on Gwen Davenportâs novel, âBelvedere,â had inscribed his last journal entry. âMr. Belvedereâ lived on in syndication, even aired previously unviewed episodes, but for fans it was the end of an era. Take a peek behind the scenes and into the lives of the talent from this unique show.


THE BELVEDERE TORSO
The Belvedere Torso remains one of the few ancient sculptures admired in the 17th and 18th centuries whose reputation has not suffered in modern times. Original Statue Artist: Apollonios of Athens


Mr. Belvedere
Wesley is sour on the idea of getting braces; Kevin sells Mr. Belvedere his old car, which turns out to be a lemon. Kevin: Rob Stone. George: Bob Uecker. Marsha: Ilene Graff. Miles: Casey Ellison.


Sitting Pretty  (1948 film)
The informant flees, with Hammond and others in hot pursuit. Despite his new fame, Belvedere agrees to keep his job, as the novel is only the first volume of a trilogy. Cast. Robert Young as Harry King; Maureen O'Hara as Tacey King; Clifton Webb as Lynn Belvedere; John Russell as Bill Philby; Louise Allbritton as Edna Philby; Randy Stuart as Peggy


Mr. Belvedere
Christopher Hewett as Mr. Lynn Belvedere; Bob Uecker as George Owens; Ilene Graff as Marsha Cameron Owens; Rob Stone as Kevin Owens; Tracy Wells as Heather Owens; Brice Beckham as Wesley T. Owens; Recurring cast. Casey Ellison as Miles Knobnoster, Wesley's best friend, who is always the butt of jokes due to his orthodontic headgear.


A where are they now, for the cast of Mr Belvedere
A where are they now, for the cast of Mr Belvedere This is a video that gives updates on what the principal cast has been doing since the shows cancelation. Submitted by EclecticFan78 over a year ago


Mr. Belvedere Cast Rewind and Fast Forward: Where Are They Now?
Rob Stone (Kevin Owens)âs greatest post-Mr. Belvedere claim to fame is the result of an ongoing (and untrue) internet rumor that the actor and rocker Marilyn Manson are one in the same. After Mr. Belvedere ended, the real Rob Stone appeared in a two-part episode of Matlock in 1993, and served as writer, director and producer of 1999âs Into the Wild Blue, which was hosted by actor Tom Skerritt.


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To the extent that persuasive boosts in perceived self-efficacy lead people to try hard enough to succeed, they promote development of skills and a sense of personal efficacy. It is more difficult to instill high beliefs of personal efficacy by social persuasion alone than to undermine it.


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In this volume, Bandura also addresses the major facets of agency, the nature and structure of self-efficacy beliefs, their origins and effects, the processes through which such self-beliefs operate, and the modes by which they can be created and strengthened.


Bandura - Social Learning Theory
It is for this reason that Bandura modified his theory and in 1986 renamed his Social Learning Theory, Social Cognitive Theory (SCT), as a better description of how we learn from our social experiences. Some criticisms of social learning theory arise from their commitment to the environment as the chief influence on behavior.


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determinants of self-efficacy was proposed that enhances understanding of both the complexity and the malleability of the construct. Determinants that facilitate the most immediate change in self-efficacy were identified, and appropriate change strategies were highlighted. Stajkovic and Fred (1998) researched on the self-efficacy


Albert Bandura's Theory of Self-Efficacy
Video: Albert Bandura's Theory of Self-Efficacy In this lesson, we'll introduce Albert Bandura and his work, and we'll focus on his theory of self-efficacy. In addition, we'll explore how self-efficacy theory relates to social-cognitive psychology.


Albert Bandura: Self Efficacy for Agentic Positive Psychology
Albert Bandura: Self Efficacy for Agentic Positive Psychology. Albert Bandura, aged 91, is one of the most well renowned living psychologists in the field of psychology, as well one of the most cited (Haggbloom et al., 2002).


MGT ORG
With reference to the four sources of self-efficacy as proposed by Albert Bandura, verbal persuasion involves becoming more confident _____....


7. Self-Efficacy and Social Cognitive Theories
Extensive research on self-efficacy has been well tested and well supported in many different aspects of self-efficacy, from self-efficacy in the workplace to self-efficacy in nursing (Bandura, 1997; Berends, et al., 2001; Van der Bijl, et al., 2002).


Skinner Vs Bandura
~Albert Bandura Albert Bandura was a behaviorist who focused on social aspects of learning through vicarious experiences. Learning theory states that people learn through observation, imitation, modeling of attitudes, behaviors, and outcomes of behaviors.


The Constitutional Convention
Two ground rules would govern the convention proceedings. First, all deliberations were to be kept secret. (Detailed word about the debates remained guarded until the publication of Madisonâs notes in 1840.) Second, no issue was to be regarded as closed and could be revisited for debate at any time.


7 Things You May Not Know About the Constitutional Convention
5. Not all the delegates who attended the convention signed the Constitution. Although 55 delegates participated in the Constitutional Convention, there are only 39 signatures on the Constitution. Fourteen men, having already left Philadelphia, were not present for the signing, and only Delaware delegate John Dickinson had a proxy sign for him.


The Constitutional Convention
The Constitutional Convention. Even before Shaysâ Rebellion, prominent Americans were thinking of means to strengthen the Articles of Confederation. James Madison and others met with George Washington at Mount Vernon in 1785, to discuss commercial issues relating to Virginia and Maryland.


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Answers.com Â® WikiAnswers Â® Categories Technology Inventions What did Almon B. Strowger invent?


Almon Brown Strowger
Almon Brown Strowger was an American inventor who gave his name to the Strowger switch, an electromechanical telephone exchange technology that his invention and patent inspired.


Almon Strowger, pioneered mechanical voice switching
Strowger (courtesy invent.org) Almon Strowger was an undertaker with a problem in the late 1800s: His customers' phone calls often weren't reaching him, because the human telephone operators in charge of connecting their calls often misdirected them.


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The AE Strowger Dial Candlestick. 11-digit dial telephone, circa 1905. A Kansas City (Kansas) inventor named Almon Strowger invented the first automatic dial telephone system in 1889. This system used rotary relay switches that followed pulses in the central office when a subscriber moved a dial on the telephone. This type of system was called step-by-step or simply step. (See How Phones Work in the Science wing for more about Strowger.) By 1892, the first Strowger Automatic Telephone Exchange was in service in La Porte, Indiana.


2. Theory of Electromechanical Switching
With manual switching systems, there had always been an operator to advise the caller of the current status. 1  Having removed the need for an operator, a system was required to indicate call progress to the caller. A series of distinctive tones was developed which were produced by a machine called a Ring Generator.


The Design Switch That Revolutionized Telephone Communications
By far the best design podcast aroundâand one of the best podcasts, periodâis Roman Marsâ 99% Invisible. On it he covers design questions large and small, from his fascination with rebar to the history of slot machines to the great Los Angeles Red Car conspiracy.


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Some monasteries appointed one of the brother monks to be almoner, which was classed as an obedientary or minor official. The almoner was responsible for giving alms or charâ¦itable donations to the poor people living nearby; this could be in the form of surplus food from the monastery tables, or old clothing, shoes, or other useful items.


Almon Strowger
Almon Strowger 1839-1902 The name of Almon Strowger, inventor of the automatic telephone dialing system, is less familiar to most people than that of his predecessor in telephone technology, Alexander Graham Bell.


Wells Family Genealogy
Yesterday I found some interesting info on Almon Brown Strowger. Almon is a descendant of Mary Ann Wells whose family line I have been working on. Almon is the son of Samuel Strowger and Jane Clark. Jane is the daughter of Timothy Clark and Margaret Gilmore. Timothy is the son of Capt Oliver Clark and Mary Ann Wells. Mary Ann is the daughter of Edward Wells and Elizabeth Randall. Turns out Almon was quite the inventor, read the article and find out.


What Animals Live Near or on the Nile River?
Although this animal is endangered, a few may still visit the river. Two other animals associated with the Nile River are the Nile monitor lizard and Nile perch. While the monitor lizard can be 7 feet in length, the Nile perch is a freshwater fish that can reach a maximum length of 6 1/2 feet. Learn more about Bodies of Water


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Animals were very important to Egyptian farmers. Animals helped them with jobs like trampling in the seeds, pulling the plough, eating unwanted grain or wheat and providing the Egyptians with food and drink. They kept animals such as cattle, goats, pigs, ducks, cows, and geese. Further Information . Animals Gallery View the animals considered important to the ancient Egyptians. The Animals of Ancient Egypt. Animals of the River Nile Many different types of animals, birds, and fish all call the Nile River home. Animals and the Ancient Egyptian Gods


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The jackal was used as a symbol in the judgement death scene - where a heart is weighed by Anubis (the god with a jackal head) to tell the good and bad heart. Click here for information on jackals. Cats. Cats were very important animals in Ancient Egypt, they were both pets and symbols of cat gods such as Bast.


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A: There are a variety of animals that live near or on the Nile River, including the Nile crocodile, hippopotamus, rhinoceros, monitor lizard, perch, catfish, red-billed ibis and the pied kingfisher. The animal most synonymous with the Nile Rive may be the Nile crocodile.


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There are many dangers to be found in the Nile river. There are deadly snakes and spiders, huge aggressive animals and crocodiles, as well as unfriendly native people. There are diseases, illnesses as well as the dangers of fatigue and dehydration (The Abundance of Dangers, n.d.) Crocodiles One of the possible dangers that one may encounter in the Nile is the crocodile.


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There are deadly snakes and spiders, huge aggressive animals and crocodiles, as well as unfriendly native people. There are diseases, illnesses as well as the dangers of fatigue and dehydration (The Abundance of Dangers, n.d.) One of the possible dangers that one may encounter in the Nile is the crocodile.


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There are deadly snakes and spiders, huge aggressive animals and crocodiles, as well as unfriendly native people. There are diseases, illnesses as well as the dangers of fatigue and dehydration (The Abundance of Dangers, n.d.) Crocodiles. One of the possible dangers that one may encounter in the Nile is the crocodile.


The other animals in the Nile
The Wildlife of the Nile The Wildlife of the Nile is varied throughout it's stages, from the beginning to the end, from the desert to the greenland. The Nile Crocodile The most common reptile on the banks of the Nile is the Nile Crocodile. The Nile Crocodile is one of the largest Crodiles in the world. They eat any big animal that comes to the river to drink and will hold the animal underwater until it drowns, and then eat it. The Nile crocodile can be as long as 20 feet and can weigh as much as 1,500 pounds.


What Animals Live Near or on the Nile River?
Quick Answer. There are a variety of animals that live near or on the Nile River, including the Nile crocodile, hippopotamus, rhinoceros, monitor lizard, perch, catfish, red-billed ibis and the pied kingfisher. The animal most synonymous with the Nile Rive may be the Nile crocodile. Continue Reading


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The significance of the contraindication will vary with the drug and dose. 1  glaucoma. 2  hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid) 3  high blood pressure. 4  heart disease. 5  ulcers or other stomach problems. 6  stomach or intestinal blockage. 7  liver disease. 8  kidney disease. 9  bladder obstruction. 10  diabetes.


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Some of the main side effects of antihistamines include: Dry mouth; Drowsiness; Dizziness; Nausea and vomiting; Restlessness or moodiness (in some children) Trouble peeing or not being able to pee; Blurred vision; Confusion; If you take an antihistamine that causes drowsiness, do so before bedtime. Donât take it during the day before you drive or use machinery.


histamine
Definition of histamine : a compound C 5 H 9 N 3 especially of mammalian tissues that causes dilation of capillaries, contraction of smooth muscle, and stimulation of gastric acid secretion, that is released during allergic reactions, and that is formed by decarboxylation of histidine


Do I Need Antihistamines for Allergies?
Side Effects of Antihistamines Older ones tend to cause more side effects, particularly drowsiness. Newer antihistamines have fewer side effects, so they may be a better choice for some people. Some of the main side effects of antihistamines include: Dry mouth


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


Antihistamine
Although typical people use the word âantihistamineâ to describe drugs for treating allergies, doctors and scientists use the term to describe a class of drug that opposes the activity of histamine receptors in the body. In this sense of the word, antihistamines are subclassified according to the histamine receptor that they act upon.


antihistamine
Definition of antihistamine. : any of various compounds that counteract histamine in the body and that are used for treating allergic reactions (such as hay fever) and cold symptoms.


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âYou can also take antihistamine tablets containing drugs such as cyclizine or cinnarizine to prevent travel or motion sickness.â âIf you are vomiting a lot, the antihistamine medicine, promethazine, may help.â âSymptoms disappeared and antihistamine medication was discontinued on day 4 of the treatment diet.â


Silk Road
In fact, besides the Silk Road in the northwest of China, there are another two trade roads in the southwest of China and by sea, which also contributed greatly to the development of the world. They are called the Southern Silk Road and the Silk Road on the Sea.


The Silk Road â Ancient Trading Route Between Europe and Asia
Trading along the Silk Road and became stronger again between the 13th and 14th centuries, when the Mongols controlled central Asia. During the Age of Exploration the Silk Road lost its importance because new sea routes to Asia were discovered. Silk Road in the 1st century A.D.


Central Asia: on the Silk Road
Not only trade moved down the Silk Road. The route carried the Black Death to the Crimea in 1346. From Dunhuang I followed the Hexi Corridor â a narrow 600-mile valley watered by the Qilian mountains â east. Here, watchtowers built to guard the Silk Route during the Han and Tang dynasties still stand.


Goods of the Silk Road
Great Silk Road; Goods of the Silk Road; Goods of the Silk Road. Not only silk: other trading goods of the Silk Road. The goods carried on the Silk Road moved basically from the East to the West. Judging by the roadâs name silk was the main commodity in the list. Thanks to its light weight, compactness, enormous demand and high price it was ideal for trade and long-distance transportation. In the Middle Ages the Venetian merchant Marco Polo named the caravan routes silk roads.


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The Silk Road (or Silk Route) was a network of caravan tracks that crossed Central and West Asia. The Silk Road was used to carry trade goods between Asia and Europe from the second century BCE unt...


Trade Along the Silk Roads
â¢ Begin by introducing the students to the story and geography of the Silk Roads by reading aloud The Silk Route : 7,000 Miles of History, by John Major. â¢ Place children in small groups to create pictures of products and landscape scenes from each of the sites.


Silk Road: Trip of a Lifetime
Turkey was the western limit of the Silk Road. Before you go . Pack a hat, light clothes and sunblock â the heat and the UV can be fierce in the mountains, steppes and deserts, even in cooler seasons. Double-check your insurance to make sure cover includes all the countries you plan to visit. Visas . These are the major headache of a Silk Road trip.


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In addition to economic trade, the Silk Road was a route for cultural trade among the civilizations along its network. The main traders during antiquity included the Bactrians, Sogdians, Syrians, Jews, Arabs, Persians, Turkmens, Chinese, Indians, Somalis, Greeks, Romans, Georgians, and Armenians.


Benjamin Banneker Biography
Because both of his parents were free, Benjamin escaped the wrath of slavery as well. He was taught to read by his maternal grandmother and for a very short time attended a small Quaker school. Banneker was primarily self-educated, a fact that did little to diminish his brilliance.


Biography of African-American Astronomer Benjamin Banneker
Among their children, they had a daughter named Mary. When Mary Bannaky grew up, she also purchased a slave, Robert, whom, like her mother, she later freed and married. Robert and Mary Bannaky were the parents of Benjamin Banneker. Banneker's grandmother, Molly used the Bible to teach Mary's children to read. He also learned the flute and the violin.


Benjamin Banneker Biography
Born on November 9, 1731, in Ellicott's Mills, Maryland, Benjamin Banneker was the son of an ex-slave named Robert and his wife, Mary Banneky. Mary was the daughter of an Englishwoman named Molly Welsh, a former indentured servant, and her husband, Bannka, an ex-slave whom she freed and who asserted that he came from tribal royalty in West Africa.


Benjamin Banneker Biography
Benjamin Banneker was born on November 9, 1731, in Ellicott's Mills, Maryland. A free black man who owned a farm near Baltimore, Banneker was largely self-educated in astronomy and mathematics. He was later called upon to assist in the surveying of territory for the construction of the nation's capital.


What was Benjamin Banneker's job?
Ben's mother was Mary Banneker who bought a slave, (Robert Banneker, Benjamin's father) set him free, and married him.


Benjamin Banneker Biography
Mathematician and Astronomer Benjamin Banneker Was Born November 9, 1731 What do you see when you look at the stars? Benjamin Banneker saw astronomical patterns from which he could make calculations and predictions. A mathematician and astronomer, Benjamin Banneker was born on November 9, 1731, in Ellicott's Mills, Maryland. Largely self-taught, Banneker was one of the first African Americans to gain distinction in science.


Benjamin Banneker Biography
Benjamin Banneker was an American astronomer and mathematician who started his own series of almanacs and corresponded with Thomas Jefferson. Learn more at Biography.com. Benjamin Banneker was a largely self-educated mathematician, astronomer, compiler of almanacs and writer.


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He took the Banneker name. Their first child (of four) was Benjamin Banneker in 1731. Robert willed the land to Benjamin Banneker which was more than 100 acres and included tobacco and other crops on the property that became known as Stout in what is now Ellicott City, Maryland. Much of Banneker's life is filled with myth and legend.


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There are conflicting reports as to Benjamin Banneker's background. What is known is that Benjamin Banneker's father was a freed slave from Guinea. His mother has been rep â¦ orted to be a free black. Other accounts imply that his mother was the product of a white indentured servant and an African slave.


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Banneker's grandparents were: Molly Welsh (sometimes spelled Walsh)  and an African named Banna ka. Welsh was an indentured servant from  England sent to the colonies (Marylâ¦and) to work off her debt. She  had been accused of stealing a pail of milk in the English  countryside.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Different Types Of Kidney Infections
Possibly but...: A UTI means urinary tract infection which could be bladder or kidney but this usually refers to a bladder infection. A kidney infection is more serious.Cranberry juice contains d-mannose, a sugar that helps if the UTI is caused by e. Coli (about 90%) but not if caused by other bacteria.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Why Is Cranberry Juice Good For Your Kidneys
Unlikely: A kidney infection means that the bacteria has migrated from the bladder up to the kindey. This is a more severe form of a urinary tract infection that requires antibiotic therapy and frequently required hospitalization to give intravenous antibiotics. ...Read more.


Lemon Essential Oil
Add Lemon oil to a spray bottle of water to clean tables, countertops, and other surfaces. Lemon oil also makes a great furniture polish; simply add a few drops to olive oil to clean, protect, and shine wood finishes.


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If the stone is made of uric acid, lemon juice won't help. You may need lithotripsy (shock waves) or a cystoscopy to manually remove the stone if it doesn't eventually pass. If the stone is blocking the ureter, it could damage the kidney. ...Read more.


Lemon Oil: Using lemon oil for kidney stones January 10 2014
Lemon Oil: Using lemon oil for kidney stones January 10 2014. Kidney stones are the result of excess calcium deposits in the kidneys. They form tiny. gravel like pieces that must unfortunately be passed through the urethra in order to exit. the body.


Lemon Essential Oil: Uses, Benefits, and Precautions
Simple Wood Polish: In large glass spray bottle, mix; 3/4 cup olive oil, 1/4 cup white distilled vinegar, 30-40 drops Lemon essential oil. Uplifting Diffuser Blend: 2 drops each Wild Orange, Bergamot, and Lemon.


Does Lemon Juice Help Kidney Function
Does Lemon Juice Help Kidney Function. Recently, many patients consult us does lemon juice help kidney function and why. In fact, lemon is one of the most nutritious fruits around the world and it is rich in vitamin C, citrate, malate, high potassium and low levels of sodium, etc.


Lemon Oil: Using lemon oil for kidney stones January 10 2014
nature, lemon essential oil (citrus limonium) can help to make the passage of kidney stones. smoother than when using no treatment at all. For frequent sufferers, a daily regimen. including this oil can also help to minimize calcium buildup in the kidneys and the painful.


5 Kidney Stone Natural Remedies For Fast Relief
Essential Oils for Kidney Stones. Lemon oil and helichrysum oil may reduce the risk of kidney stones by supporting the kidneys and liver in detoxification. Put 2 drops of citrus oils like lemon, lime, wild orange or grapefruit to your water 2x daily. With helichrysum oil, rub topically over lower abdomen 2x daily.


DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel New Orleans
Relax in contemporary accommodations at DoubleTree by Hilton. All the necessities are covered in our modern, stylish New Orleans hotel rooms with an array of amenities to make you feel at home. View our amenities guide and choose the room thatâs right for you.


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The Doubletree by Hilton Hotel New Orleans is conveniently located on Canal Street, next to Harrahâs Casino and across from the French Quarter! Welcome to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel New Orleans! All guests will receive a warm Doubletree cookie upon arrival symbolizing our Doubletree hospitality.


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Visit Wow Cafe located inside the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel New Orleans, serving an assortment of appetizers, sandwiches, entrees and wings. Stop in for a meal, a quick bite or refreshing drink from our full service bar while you catch the latest game on one of the many TVs around the restaurant.


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Work at the large desk, stay connected with in-room WiFi access, and enjoy the true taste of DoubleTree hospitality with a signature warm chocolate chip cookie on arrival. Host your event at this hotel in New Orleans, LA, with 16,000 sq. ft. of flexible, modern meeting space.


DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel New Orleans
Enjoy our tastefully decorated, spacious New Orleans hotel rooms that feature in-room coffeemakers, WiFi, work desks and 42-inch TVs. Each room features a Sweet DreamsÂ® bed with hypoallergenic down pillows.


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At A Glance. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel New Orleans is located in downtown New Orleans, LA, directly across the street from the French Quarter. This area includes Bourbon Street, Jackson Square, and Royal Street, as well as Harrah's Casino.


DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel New Orleans Airport
Near historic Rivertown. This hotel is 3 miles from historic Rivertown, 10 miles from Uptown Garden District, and 12 miles from downtown New Orleans. The on-site restaurant River City Creole Grill serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This hotel provides a complimentary roundtrip airport shuttle 24 hours a day.


DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel New Orleans Airport
Get an overview of this hotelNew Orleans hotel with Wi-Fi, near Historic Rivertown. This hotel is 3 miles from historic Rivertown, 10 miles from Uptown Garden District, and 12 miles from downtown New Orleans.


DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel New Orleans
Each suite is beautifully decorated to capture the flavor of New Orleans. In the parlor area, you will find a sitting area and a separate bath. Each suite varies in size and includes all of the amenities of our standard guest rooms, including in-room coffeemakers, WiFi, large work desks, and 42-inch TVs. Suite guests also enjoy the comfort of the signature Sweet Dreams by DoubleTree bedding collection with hypoallergenic down pillows.


"What do they get in each ceremony in ""The Giver"" by Lois Lowry?"
Nine: bicycle âthe powerful emblem of moving gradually out into the community, away from the protective family unitâ (p. 41). Bicycles are perhaps the strongest of the transitions. With the bicycle, the child becomes mobile and begins to take part in community life on a regular basis. There is more volunteering at this age too. Ten: haircut âfemales lost their braids at Ten, and males, too, relinquished their long childish hair and took on the more manly short style which exposed their earsâ (p. 46).


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November 18-21, 2011. Activity: Stages and Ages in The Giver. 1. As you read Chapters 6 and 7, make note of the distinctions between each level. For example, Nines. receive their bicycles. You may use Picture and/or Words.


"What do they get in each ceremony in ""The Giver"" by Lois Lowry?"
According to the book, in every ceremony every child gets something symbolic represents their maturity in that age. I got this answer from. What gift do the children receive at ages 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12? - Homework Help - eNotes.com.


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November 18-21, 2011 Activity: Stages and Ages in The Giver. 1. As you read Chapters 6 and 7, make note of the distinctions between each level. For example, Nines receive their bicycles. You may use Picture and/or Words. 2. Please include textual evidence â the âsignificant passageâ and page number Age/Stage Distinguishing Event/Object/Gift


"What do they get in each ceremony in ""The Giver"" by Lois Lowry?"
According to the book, in every ceremony every child gets something symbolic represents their maturity in that age. One: Naming: A name and a family (p. 41). This is the ceremony where babies are assigned to the family units who have applied for them. Before this ceremony, Newchildren are not called by name.


Chapter 6 Notes from The Giver
The next day begins with the Ceremony of Nine during which the Nines receive their bicycles. A Nine named Fritz bumps into the podium after he has received his bike. Fritz is always very clumsy and awkward that he is constantly being chastised.


Chapter 6 Notes from The Giver
The Giver Chapter 6. Mother is fixing Lily's hair for the Ceremony in December. She is impatient and irritated, but Jonas reminds her that with the ceremony each year, good things happen. This year, she will start her volunteering, and the year before, she had gotten her front-buttoned jacket as a Seven.


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Nines Bicycles Girls lose hair ribbons [Father about his sister]âShe became a Nine that year and got her bicycle.â â âI donât like ribbons. Iâm glad I only have to wear them one more year,â Lily said irritably.ââ P. 13 Tens New Haircuts âThen the Tensâ¦ as each childâs hair was snippedâ¦


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Free Chapter 6 summary of The Giver by Lois Lowry. Get a detailed summary and analysis of every chapter in the book from BookRags.com.


Chapter 6 Notes from The Giver
All Fours, Fives, and Sixes are required to wear jackets that are buttoned in the back so that they can learn to depend on one another. As Sevens, the children wear jackets that are buttoned in the front. As Nines, they start riding bicycles, signaling their independence. Topic Tracking: Rules 15


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Quantico: Blair Underwood discusses role. âABC likes to keep me in shady government agencies,â the actor says of his move from âAgents of S.H.I.E.L.D.â to âQuanticoâ. Shirley Liâ¢@shirklesxp.


'I was born a twin... but she didn't live': The Talk host Sheryl Underwood as she opens up about her tragic childhood secret
but she didn't live': The Talk host Sheryl Underwood as she opens up about her tragic childhood secret. Following in the footsteps of her The Talk co-hosts during 'secrets week,' Sheryl Underwood revealed the pain of having lost her baby twin sister and the subsequent domestic violence that haunted her childhood.


'I was born a twin... but she didn't live': The Talk host Sheryl Underwood as she opens up about her tragic childhood secret
'I was born a twin... but she didn't live': The Talk host Sheryl Underwood as she opens up about her tragic childhood secret. Published: 17:23 EDT, 14 September 2013 | Updated: 18:10 EDT, 14 September 2013.


Claire Underwood
Claire Hale Underwood (born 1965) is the 47th and current President of the United States, assuming office after the resignation of her husband Francis Underwood. She is the first woman to serve as...


Claire Underwood
On March 15, 2017, following the resignation of President Frank Underwood, Claire Underwood became the 47th President of the United States. A few days into her tenure, she oversaw the US killing of Ahmed Al Ahmadi and announced a troop surge in Syria in an address from the White House.


'I was born a twin... but she didn't live': The Talk host Sheryl Underwood as she opens up about her tragic childhood secret
Scroll down for video. 1  Tearful confession: The Talk's Sheryl Underwood revealed her pain over the loss of her twin following their premature birth. 2  Documentation: Sheryl revealed the birth certificate for her twin from Saint Vincent Infirmary. 3  Painful: Sheryl's confession was part of an emotional 'secret week' on the show.


Claire Underwood
Claire Hale Underwood (born 1965) is the 47th and current President of the United States, assuming office after the resignation of her husband Francis Underwood. She is the first woman to serve as President.


Quantico: Blair Underwood discusses role
At first glance, Blair Underwoodâs Quantico character Owen Hall, the lead instructor at the CIAâs training facility âThe Farm,â appears to be a normal teacher with a knack for getting even the most boisterous recruits to pay attention â but as with most people on the terrorism thriller, thereâs more to Owen than meets the eye.


Claire Underwood
The House of Representatives did not choose a president but the Senate chose Claire Underwood as the 51st Vice President of the United States, which resulted in her being sworn in as the Acting President of the United States, until the House chooses a President.


Quantico: Blair Underwood discusses role
At first glance, Blair Underwood's Quantico character Owen Hall, the lead instructor at the CIA's training facility The Farm, appears to beâ¦ At first glance, Blair Underwood's Quantico character Owen Hall, the lead instructor at the CIA's training facility The Farm, appears to beâ¦ Quantico: Blair Underwood discusses role Subscribe


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This fun-filled show features two 13 year old up and coming musicians, Paige and Frankie, who write and perform comedic songs about their everyday lives. This fun-filled show features two 13 year old up and coming musicians, Paige and Frankie, who write and perform comedic songs about their everyday lives. Skip navigation Sign in


Olivia Rodrigo
Olivia Isabel Rodrigo is an American actress who plays Paige Olvera on Bizaardvark. Initially... Olivia Isabel Rodrigo is an American actress who plays Paige Olvera on Bizaardvark. Initially gaining fame for her title role as Grace Thomas in the movie Grace Stirs Up Success, she later landed...


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Just Jared Jr Archives. ' 1 Iron Man' Crew Shares Selfie from the Set of 'Infinity War'. 2  Nina Dobrev Celebrates Harper's BAZAAR Cover with Famous... 3  Hollywood Torches Trump's Arizona Speech: 'Unhinged,'...


Bizaardvark
Whether Paige and Frankie like it or not, Bernie is sticking by them every step of the way. Now that Frankie and Paige are part of the ultra-cool and vibrant Vuuugle Studios in Los Angeles, they are ready to take their comedy videos to the next level.


List of Bizaardvark episodes
2x4 Paige Bugs Out; 2x3 The Doctor Will See You Now; 2x2 Chocolate Bananas; 2x1 First Day of School free


Olivia RodrigoTV Actress
Initially gaining fame for her title role as Grace Thomas in the movie Grace Stirs Up Success, she later landed another starring role as Paige in the Disney show Bizaardvark. Trivia She starred as Grace in the American Girl movie Grace Stirs Up Success.


What Is Going On In Antarctica?
On November 9, U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, landed in Antarctica, during the peak of the U.S. Presidential Election. Even more mysterious was the December 1 medical evacuation of astronaut Buzz Aldrin out of Antarctica, after a surprise visit there, apparently to become âthe oldest person to reach the South Pole at the age of 86.â Earlier on February 18, 2016, Russian Patriarch Kirill visited a Russian outpost in Antarctica, reportedly to see penguins.


Buzz Aldrin nearly died at the South Pole. Why he insists âit was worth it, really.â
Buzz Aldrin, the former NASA astronaut, was medically evacuated from the South Pole, where he was visiting as part of a tourist group. (Adam Bettcher/Getty Images for WE ) For most people, developing altitude sickness at 9,000 feet in one of the most inhospitable environments on earth would count as a fairly substantial life crisis.


BUZZ ALDRIN AND ANTARCTICA: UPDATE
But there's been more to this odd story that has been brought to my attention since Thursday's News and Views, this time by Mr. J.H., who shared the following tweet from Mr. Aldrin himself: Buzz Aldrin's Tweet prior to departure for Antarctica. The words themselves are simple, yet thought-provoking: We're ready to go to Antarctica!


'Ailing' Buzz Aldrin in Emergency Evacuation from South Pole
The International Association of Antarctic Tour Operators confirmed Aldrin's evacuation, saying he was stable when he was taken from the South Pole to McMurdo base in Antarctica. Aldrin, 86, was the second man to walk on the moon as part of the 1969 Apollo 11 crew.


Why Antarctica Is So Hard on the BodyâEven for Buzz Aldrin
Buzz Aldrin, one of the first men to walk on the moon, was safely evacuated from the South Pole, the U.S. National Science Foundation said December 1. The agency, which runs the U.S. Amundsen-Scott South Pole research station, transported the ailing 86-year-old Apollo 11 astronaut on a military flight to McMurdo Station on the coast and then on to New Zealand.


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Buzz Aldrin (born Edwin Eugene Aldrin Jr.; January 20, 1930) is an American engineer, former astronaut, and Command Pilot in the United States Air Force. As Lunar Module Pilot on the Apollo 11 mission, he and mission commander Neil Armstrong were the first two humans to land on the Moon.


âIt was worth itâ: Buzz Aldrin speaks out about being evacuated from the South Pole with a health emergency and how much he admired the late John Glenn
âIt was worth itâ: Buzz Aldrin speaks out about being evacuated from the South Pole with a health emergency and how much he admired the late John Glenn Former astronaut Buzz Aldrin spoke about his recent trip to Antarctica on the Today Show Wednesday morning The 86-year-old had to be evacuated during the trip for a medical emergency, but he says it was worth the pain to be the oldest man to the South Pole


Update: Buzz Aldrin in Antarctica
READ: US Space Hero Buzz Aldrin Evacuated from Antarctica Because of Medical Issue. 1  Patriarch Kiril III, the only Christian bishop and hierarch ever to visit the continent, followed within a few months by. 2  John Kerry, the highest-ranking political figure ever to visit there short of a head of state, and now, 3  Buzz Aldrin, moon astronaut.


Update: Buzz Aldrin in Antarctica
Then, as I noted in the News and Views, this was followed by the most recent visit of former Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin, who had to be medically evacuated (so weâre told), as his âconditionâ had âdeteriorated.â READ: US Space Hero Buzz Aldrin Evacuated from Antarctica Because of Medical Issue


"Buzz Aldrin Describes His Encounter With A ""UFO"""
Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon on July 20, 1969 as part of the Apollo 11 mission. Last week, Aldrin introduced #Apollo45, a social media Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon on July 20, 1969 as part of the Apollo 11 mission.


Cai Lun
Cai Lun (è¡ä¼¦) was born in Guiyang (modern day Leiyang, Hunan) during the Eastern Han Dynasty. After castration followed by serving as a court eunuch from CE 75, he was given several promotions under the rule of Emperor He of Han.


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Answer Correct Answer: Question 27 2 out of 2 points Why did Confucianism become extremely popular among Chinese leaders and the artists they patronized? Answer Selected Answer: Its emphasis on respect for age, authority, and


The Invention of Paper
When it was dried, only the fibers remained and with this, Cai Lun realized he had made a material that has a good writing surface and that it was lightweight. It was also very easy to make. Cai Lun used other materials for his paper making, such as remnants or hemp, tree barks, fishnets and linen rags. In 105 A.D., he presented this invention to He Di, the emperor at that time and paper was then invented, according to Chinese History.


Cai (surname)
Cai is romanized as Cai in the People's Republic of China, Tsai (or occasionally Tsay or Chai for Mandarin) or Tsoa in Taiwanese in the Republic of China (Taiwan), and Choi or Choy in Hong Kong and Malaysia.


Cai Lun
However, Cai Lun developed another form of paper, which is used today. Cai Lun was born in Leiyang (then called Guiyang), a part of Hunan. He lived during the Han Dynasty. His courtesy name was Jingzhong (æ¬ä»²). He served the government as an eunuch from AD 75, and in AD 89 got a promotion to be a Shang Fang Si, someone who makes weapons, and a Regular Palace Attendant(ä¸å¸¸ä¾). Cai Lun invented paper in the year 105. For his invention, he was rewarded by the Emperor. After his death he was considered the patron of papermaking. To make paper, Cai Lun used a pulp made of materials such as tree bark and rags. He then strained the liquid from the pulp and spread it out to dry. Legend has it that the mortar, a tool he used to grind materials, was buried in a pool near his grave.


Cai Lun
Cai Lun's method was simple but effective; after soaking fibrous plant material, he pounded it with a wooden tool and allowed the water to drain from the mixture on a piece of coarse cloth.


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THE HUMANITIES: The Ancient World and the Classical Past. Chapter 7 â OTHER EMPIRES: Urban Life and Imperial Majesty in China and India. In which riverâs valley did the Chinese people first settle around 7000 BCE? What was the symbolic.


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Paper was invented by Cai Lun in China around the end of the _____century CE. He used macerated vegetable fibers suspended in water. first: Robert Rauschenberg created a work titled Erased de Kooning Drawing by erasing a work by the Abstract Expressionist artist Willem de Kooning. How long did it take Rauschenberg to erase the whole drawing?


4 - Chinese Inventions
In AD 105 Cai Lun, a civil servant invented this by boiling, mashing and pounding silk rags, mulberry bark, bamboo and hemp. kite this was invented over 2500 years ago and was first made of silk and bamboo.


Cai Lun
Cai Lun, courtesy name Jingzhong, was a Chinese eunuch, inventor, and politician of the Han dynasty. He is traditionally regarded as the inventor of paper and the papermaking process, in forms recognizable in modern times as paper. Although early forms of paper had existed in China since the 2nd century BCE, he was responsible for the first significant improvement and standardization of papermaking by adding essential new materials into its composition.


Carl Rogers
His theory (as of 1953) was based on 19 propositions: 1  All individuals (organisms) exist in a continually changing world of experience (phenomenal field) of which they are the center. 2  The organism reacts to the field as it is experienced and perceived. 3  The organism reacts as an organized whole to this phenomenal field.


Personality Psychology
Persona, anima, animus, the shadow, and the self. The Persona (Jung) a mask that is adopted by a person in response to the demands of social convention. Originates from social interactions in which the assumption of a social role has served a useful purpose to humankind throughout history.


Carl Rogers
Carl Rogers believed that for a person to achieve self-actualization they must be in a state of congruence. According to Rogers, we want to feel, experience and behave in ways which are consistent with our self-image and which reflect what we would like to be like, our ideal-self.


Personality Psychology
People strive only for high needs when low ones are met. Low ones are physiological and safety needs (food, shelter, etc.) Next, are belongingness and love needs, then esteem, cognitive, aesthetic, and FINALLY, self-actualization: need to realize one's fullest potential.


Carl Rogers Biography, Theories and Books: The Founder of Humanistic Psychology
The Carl Rogers Biography. Carl Rogers was born on January 8, 1902 in Oak Park, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. He was the fourth of six children and was raised in a very loving, yet strict home. Raised in Love but Imprisoned by Beliefs


Carl Rogers' Humanistic Theory and Psychotherapy
Rogers believed that clients are free to choose the behaviors and actions that they commit. Free choice was a new concept to the field of psychology, and in Rogers' day, it constituted nothing short of heresy among his peers.


Humanistic Intervention in Psychosis
To be genuine with a client reflects qualities in a therapist that entail more than simply being a therapist. It has to do with being an authentic person with oneâs client. Carl Rogers believed that, as a therapist, one could be authentic and deliberate simultaneously. This means that the therapist can be a ârealâ person, even while he is intentionally saying and doing what is required to help you.


Carl R. Rogers >   Quotes
105 quotes from Carl R. Rogers: 'The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change.', 'People are just as wonderful as sunsets if you let them be. When I look at a sunset, I don't find myself saying, Soften the orange a bit on the right hand corner. I don't try to control a sunset.


Sociology Notes Outline Chapters 1 and 2
How did Emile Durkheim use bronze to illustrate sociology's assumption that the behavior of a group cannot be predicted from knowledge about individual members. she explains how bronze is made up of lead, copper, and tin, but does not have similar properties as them.


Herbert Spencer (1820â1903)
In 1855, Spencer published his second book, The Principles of Psychology. As in Social Statics, Spencer saw Bentham and Mill as major targets, though in the present work he focussed on criticisms of the latter's associationism.


Herbert Spencer (1820â1903)
In the 1860s and 1870s, for example, the influence of Spencer's evolutionary theory was on a par with that of Charles Darwin. In 1883 Spencer was elected a corresponding member of philosophical section of the French academy of moral and political sciences.


Sociology Notes Outline Chapters 1 and 2
How did Emile Durkheim use bronze to illustrate sociology's assumption that the behavior of a group cannot be predicted from knowledge about individual members she explains how bronze is made up of lead, copper, and tin, but does not have similar properties as them.


Sociology Notes Outline Chapters 1 and 2
How did the theory of social change called Social Darwinism reflect Charles Darwin's theory of evolution? he believed if social change was left alone, the survival of the fittest would become apparent in society, similar to Darwin's belief on natural selection How did the ideas of Karl Marx, who did not consider himself a sociologist, affect the field of sociology?


Charles Darwin's Contribution to Psychology
Charles Darwin is known for his evolution by natural selection theory, commonly known as survival of the fittest. But his legacy reaches further than that. He also made major contributions to the field of psychology. Natural and Sexual Selection. Charles Darwin developed the theories of natural and sexual selection. Natural selection is the mechanism by which the variants within a species that are most fit to survive in their environment triumph in the reproductive game against other species with less fit variants.


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So, we could say that Darwin was one of the pioneers of child psychology and development research. Lesson Summary. Charles Darwin, best known for his survival of the fittest theory, was a major contributor to the field of psychology. Darwin's theories centered around humans and animals sharing similar biological factors and ancestral roots.


Herbert Spencer (1820â1903)
Herbert Spencer (1820â1903) British philosopher and sociologist, Herbert Spencer was a major figure in the intellectual life of the Victorian era. He was one of the principal proponents of evolutionary theory in the mid nineteenth century, and his reputation at the time rivaled that of Charles Darwin. Spencer was initially best known for developing and applying evolutionary theory to philosophy, psychology and the study of society -- what he called his synthetic philosophy (see his A System of Synthetic Philosophy, 1862-93).


Herbert Spencer
Primary Sources. 1  The Proper Sphere of Government, London: W. Brittain, 1843. 2  Social Statics. 3  The Principles of Psychology. 4  First Principles. 5  Principles of Biology, 2 vols. 6  The Study of Sociology. 7  The Principles of Sociology.3 vols.


Thucydides
Table of Contents. 1  Life. 2  Method. 3  Human Nature. 4  Religion. 5  Moral Philosophy. 6  Political Philosophy. 7  Assessment. 8  References and Further Reading Primary Sources. Secondary Sources.


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Answers.com Â® WikiAnswers Â® Categories History, Politics & Society Politics and Government Political Theory Monarchy Royal Family What achievements Did Charles II Accomplish? What would you like to do?


Charles I Biography
Charles was second in line to the throne after his older brother, Henry, until Henry's death from typhoid in 1612. Four years later, Charles inherited the title of Prince of Wales from his deceased brother. Reign. In 1625, Charles became king of England.


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Charles I was a king of England, Scotland and Ireland, whose conflicts with parliament and his subjects led to civil war and his execution. Synopsis Born in Fife, Scotland, on November 19, 1600, the second son born to James VI of Scotland and Anne of Denmark, Charles I ascended to the throne in 1625.


Charles I Biography
Charles I was born in Fife, Scotland, on November 19, 1600. He was the second son born to James VI of Scotland and Anne of Denmark. At the time of his baptism, Charles received the title of Duke of Albany. James ascended to the throne of England and Ireland following the death of Queen Elizabeth I in 1603.


What are Queen Elizabeth's II Accomplishments?
Yes they were Charles II died without a legitimate heir and James II succeeded him.


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What were some of the accomplishments of Charles II of England? - brings back the Anglican Church - popular ruler - good relations with parliament - signs petition of right and habeas corpus act Edit


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Napoleon II was not called on by the French People and never established domestic policy in France, in Rome where he held the honorific of King of Rome or in Austria where he was the Duke of Reichstadt. He died of Tuberculosis at the age of 21 in 1832.


What are Queen Elizabeth's II Accomplishments?
None, since although Napoleon had abdicated in favor of his son after the Battle of Waterloo the crown and the throne were denied him by the Congress of Vienna which installedâ¦ Louis XVIII.


What are Queen Elizabeth's II Accomplishments?
Maria-Henrietta of France, sister of Louis XIII. Charles got his Italian looks from his maternal grandmother Maria de Medici.


Charles I Biography
Charles I was a king of England, Scotland and Ireland, whose conflicts with parliament and his subjects led to civil war and his execution. IN THESE GROUPS. Synopsis. Born in Fife, Scotland, on November 19, 1600, the second son born to James VI of Scotland and Anne of Denmark, Charles I ascended to the throne in 1625. His reign was marked by religious and political strife that led to civil war.


11 Symptoms of Endometriosis: Do You Have It?
1. Painful Menstruation. One of the most common symptoms of endometriosis is painful menstruation. This pain can start one week before ovulation and continue until one week after the end of menstruation. The pain may be a constant discomfort, or it can cause cramping. The cramping pain may radiate and come in waves.


Endometriosis: Symptoms & Signs
Endometriosis is most commonly found in or on other organs of the pelvis, such as the ovaries and Fallopian tubes. In most cases of endometriosis, it does not cause noticeable symptoms or signs. In other cases, it can cause problems and severe symptoms. For women who do get symptoms of endometriosis, these can include pelvic pain that may be worse during the menstrual period, painful sex, pain with bowel movements, or painful urination. The symptoms of endometriosis are all typically worse during the menstrual period.


7 Endometriosis Symptoms You Should Never Ignore
Problem is, doctors frequently mistake endometriosis for other conditions that can cause pelvic pain, such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), pelvic inflammatory disease, or even premenstrual syndrome (PMS). And although many women with endometriosis experience severe, debilitating symptoms, some have none at all. If youâre experiencing these signs of endometriosisâsevere or notâmake an appointment with an endometriosis specialist.


Endometriosis
In endometriosis, fragments of endometrium develop in places other than the inner lining of the uterus. These fragments may develop on the ovaries, or sometimes on the fallopian tubes, the vagina, the peritoneum, or the intestine.


Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a condition in which the layer of tissue that normally covers the inside of the uterus grows outside of it. Most often this is on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and tissue around the uterus and ovaries; however, in rare cases it may also occur in other parts of the body. The main symptoms are pelvic pain and infertility. Nearly half of those affected have chronic pelvic pain, while in 70% pain occurs during menstruation. Pain during sex is also common. Infertility occurs in up to


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The doctor will talk to you about your symptoms and do or prescribe one or more of the following to find out if you have endometriosis: 1  Pelvic exam. 2  Imaging test. 3  Medicine. 4  If your pain gets better with hormonal medicine, you probably have endometriosis. 5  Laparoscopy(lap-ar-OS-ko-pee).


Diet Changes That Can Halt Endometriosis Symptoms
Common endometriosis symptoms include: painful periods (also known as dysmenorrhea) or irregular periods. painful intercourse. increased pain during bowel movements. increased pain during urination. excessive bleeding. Spotting and bleeding between cycles. painful digestion.


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Most endometriosis is found on these structures in the pelvic cavity: 1  Ovaries (the most common site) 2  Fallopian tubes. 3  The back of the uterus and the posterior cul-de-sac. 4  The front of the uterus and the anterior cul-de-sac. 5  Uterine ligaments such as the broad or round ligament of the uterus. 6  Pelvic and back wall.


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The growths may also continue to expand and cause problems, such as: 1  Blocking your fallopian tubes when growths cover or grow into your ovaries. 2  Inflammation (swelling) 3  Forming scar tissue and adhesions (type of tissue that can bind your organs together). 4  Problems in your intestines and bladder.