Create and print mailing labels for an address list in Excel
Open a blank Word document. In the Start Mail Merge group, click Select Recipients, select Use Existing List. The Select Data Source dialog box appears. Navigate to the Excel you want to pull the data from. Be sure that Excel file is saved & closed. Click Open. The Select Table dialog box appears.


How to Cook Salted Pork Belly
Heat a heavy-based skillet or saute sautÃ© pan over high heat for three, minutes without adding oil to the skillet or saute. SautÃ© pan place the salted pork belly slices in the hot pan and cook the salted pork belly on the first side for three to. four minutes


Slow-Cooked Green Beans with Salt Pork
Preparation. Place salt pork and green beans in a large saucepan and add water to cover. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer, adding more water as needed to keep covered, until green beans are very tender, 1Â½â2 hours; season with pepper. 1  Recipe by Donna Knowlton.


Salt Pork
Salt Pork is a slab of pork that is almost entirely fat. The fat is cured in salt, and not smoked. It is not used as a meat in itself. It is used instead small chunks to provide flavour and mouth feel to recipes. Salt Pork may come from the back, the belly or either side of the back of the pig. Occasionally it may have a streak or two of lean meat in it, particularly if it is cut from the belly of the pig. Sometimes it may have rind with hairs on it.


Green Beans With Salt Pork
Preparation. Cook salt pork in a large Dutch oven over medium heat, stirring frequently, until crisp and browned. Add onion and garlic; saute until tender. Add beans and water to cover; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer 1 1/2 hours or until beans are tender. Add salt. Oxmoor House Homestyle Recipes, Oxmoor House.


Another Way to Eat Pork: Salt-Fried Pork
Get Recipe. [ Photograph: Chichi Wang ]. Salt-fried pork is like the lazy, gets-away-with-anything-because-he's-so-darn-loveable sibling to twice-cooked pork. Twice-cooked pork is delicate and refined, the pork belly slightly crisp at the edges, the meat tender throughout.


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Cook boneless porkchopFor boneless chops less than 1/2 inch thich, 20-30 min. in 400 degree oven. OR heat a little oil in skillet over med/high heat. Salt and pepper chops an â¦ d brown each side in oil. Turn heat down, add 1/2 cup chicken broth, cover and simmer 40 min.


Another Way to Eat Pork: Salt-Fried Pork
But salt-fried pork is somehow more fun...as in, it's so much fun to chew! This is due mostly to the rind of the belly, which, when sliced as thinly as you can get it, crisps up in the oil, retaining a sort of toothsome texture.


How to cook salt pork?
Bake in the oven until crispy-sorry, the time depends on how thick your salt pork is, so you have to keep an eye on it, but it won't normally be less than 20 minutes unless it's cut really thin. ***We usually eat this with boiled potatoes, white onion gravy, and a cooked veggie...like my grandma always did.


Another Way to Eat Pork: Salt-Fried Pork
Twice-cooked pork is thusly named because the belly is parboiled before being stir-fried, whereas the cooking for salt-fried pork is done in one fell swoop. Don't get me wrongâI love twice-cooked pork, the way the slices of pork belly have that melt-in-your-mouth quality due to their being parboiled.


There's more to diets than salad! The 18 fat-burning foods that will help you lose weight
Generally I cook it by the following way. Ingredients 2 pork shank or knuckles 3 garlic cloves, finely chopped 1 tablespoon salt 1 tablespoon cumin 250ml water or light beer, â¦ boiling hot 250ml salt water Preparation method 1. Bring a large pan of water to the boil. 2.


Chaste
Pure in thought and act; innocent; free from lewdness and obscenity, or indecency in act or speech; modest; as, a chaste mind; chaste eyes. 3. Pure in design and expression; correct; free from barbarisms or vulgarisms; refined; simple; as, a chaste style in composition or art. That great model of chaste, lofty, and eloquence, the Book of Common Prayer.


chaste
Synonym Discussion of chaste. chaste, pure, modest, decent mean free from all taint of what is lewd or salacious. chaste primarily implies a refraining from acts or even thoughts or desires that are not virginal or not sanctioned by marriage vows they maintained chaste relations.


Chastity
Chaste meant virtuous or pure from unlawful sexual intercourse (referring to extramarital sex), while chastity meant virginity. It was not until the late 16th century that the two words came to have the same basic meaning as a related adjective and noun.


chaste
If you belong to a chastity club, you might have to take a pledge to be chaste until marriage. Chaste can be defined as pure and virtuous, but basically it means not having sex.. This word is related to the Latin source of the verb castrate to remove a man's testicles, so it's definitely related to sex. And chaste is from the same Latin source as the noun caste a Hindu social class separated from other classes..


chaste- definition and synonyms
Contribute to our Open Dictionary. old-fashioned someone who is chaste does not have sex Synonyms and related words. Celibate and not showing an interest in sex:celibacy, chastity, celibate... Explore Thesaurus. a. mainly literary showing no interest in sex a chaste kiss. Synonyms and related words.


chaste
Examples of chaste in a sentence. 1  a chaste kiss on the cheek. 2  as one would expect, the minister's small talk is always chaste, even though he likes a joke as much as the next person.


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The thesaurus of synonyms and related words is fully integrated into the dictionary. Click on the thesaurus category heading under the button in an entry to see the synonyms and related words for that meaning. adjective. chaste.


Chastity
The words chaste and chastity stem from the Latin adjective castus meaning pure. The words entered the English language around the middle of the 13th century; at that time they meant slightly different things.


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KEELE APPLICATION OF CBT THEORY TO LOUDSPEAKER ARRAYS. At higher frequencies, the horizontal polar plots (e) exhibit a characteristic two-petal shape with. bulges in the right and left directions (up and down on the polar graphs). 3.3.6 Circular-Wedge Line Array, 21-Point, 0, -6, -12 dB Step Shading.


Understanding the Importance of Transducer Orientation
At 1670RPM the orbit is at a maximum at the vertical direction but as the speed decreases the orbit major axis moves towards the axis of the Y-transducer until it reaches a maximum in this direction at 1640 RPM.


Understanding the Importance of Transducer Orientation
Data from these transducers is used to produce a variety of plots on a condition monitoring system including orbit displays and shaft centreline plots. Typically these plots assume that the transducers are fitted in the vertical and horizontal direction at the bearing. However, in most practical situations this will not be possible, due to pipework or because the bearing casing is split horizontally.


Sonar Tutorial
Nothing is different in transducer performance; only the system of measurement has changed. For example, a transducer that has an 8 degree cone angle at -3db would have a 16 degree cone angle at -10db. Although the half power point is the standard for measuring cone angles, fish detection angles are much larger.


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Beamwidth Transducer (CBT) Theory to. Loudspeaker Arrays. D. B. (DON) KEELE, JR. DBK Associates, Niles, MI 49120, USA. A brief tutorial review of CBT theory as first developed by the military for. underwater transducers (JASA July 1978 and June 1983) is presented.


Install the Sonar Transducers
The top of the front face is horizontal; i.e., there is no pitch offset. The front face points downwards at 30 degrees to the horizontal. That is, the surface of the front face is at 30 degrees to vertical. One transducer points port and the other starboard, both at 90 degrees to the direction of motion of the vessel.


Sonar Tutorial
High frequency (192 - 200 kHz) transducers come in either a narrow or wide cone angle. The wide cone angle should be used for most freshwater applications and the narrow cone angle should be used for all saltwater applications. Low frequency (50 kHz) sonar transducers are typically in the 30 to 45 degree range.


Sonar Tutorial
As you can see, one pixel represents a larger volume of water with the unit in the 0 - 100 foot range than it does with the unit in the 0 - 10 foot range. For example, if a sonar has 100 pixels vertically, with a range of 0 - 100 feet, each pixel is equal to a depth of 12 inches.


Liquid crystal
The Legendre function P. v ()cosÎ¸ is equal to one at Î¸= 0 and has its first zero at angle. Î¸Î¸= 0 , the half angle of the spherical cap. The Legendre function order (v) is chosen so that its. first zero occurs at the half angle of the spherical cap.


Correct angle of SI Transducer
Correct angle of SI Transducer. Discussion in 'Marine Electronics' started by Jeffry Skidmore, Dec 4, 2013. Dec 4, 2013 #1. Jeffry Skidmore Well-Known Member Messages: 356. Likes Received: 1. Joined: May 18, 2011. Dec 4, 2013 #1. Should the butt of the transducer be kicked up a little when fine tuning the installation. I'm somewhat OCD about detail, comes from my career. My thinking is that, with two bodies, gas and gear in the boat idling along scanning, the back of the boat is angled down.


Ilex decidua
Drawing of Ilex decidua Ilex decidua is a common plant, growing in the US in Alabama, Arkansas, Washington, D.C., Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. It grows in the northern Mexico states of Chihuahua and Coahuila.


Holly
Lusterleaf Holly (Ilex latifolia): is a slow-growing evergreen tree, to 30 feet tall. Leaves are 6 to 8 inches long (largest of all hollies). Lusterleaf holly has the largest leaves of all hollies. Joey Williamson, Â©2007 HGIC, Clemson Extension. Meserve Holly (Ilex meserveae): Meserve holly is a 6- to 7-foot, evergreen shrub that is very cold hardy.


American Holly
For a quick screen plant American Holly 4 feet apart, or with the root-balls touching, but if you have more time to wait, trees planted 8 feet apart will join up in time. The area you are going to plant in should be dug a foot deep, or even more if you can manage it.


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Planting sites: Possumhaw can be planted in full sun to shade. Although in full sun it will have more berries and growth will be more vigorous, Possumhaw also does well as an understory tree. It grows well in most types of soil, from acid to alkaline, from dry to a bit damp. Do not plant Possumhaw where it might experience âwet feetâ or it may rot. Watering Instructions: Possumhaw should be watered well immediately after planting and then every 2-3 weeks during the first growing season if there is no rain. Like most native trees and plants, Possumhaw should not be over-watered.


Holly Trees
Instead of the red berries that most hollies produce, the soft touch holly will grow black berries during the late fall or early winter. Maturing to a height of 2 to 3 feet tall, this tree is perfect if you love the gleaming green leaves of hollies but you do not want the height that comes with it.


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Past Articles Library | Trees | How to Grow Your Own Holly Prior to learning how to grow your own holly, you need to know the choices you have out in the horticulture world. Below is a list with a brief description of each holly that you can find in your local nursery but regardless of which one you choose make sure to plant them in full to partial shade. 1  Japanese Holly (Ilex crenata)-This holly variety can be found under the name box-leaved holly.


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Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater. Requires consistently moist soil; do not let dry out between waterings. Where to Grow: Unknown - Tell us. Height: 20-30 ft. (6-9 m) Spacing: 15-20 ft. (4.7-6 m) Hardiness: USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 Â°C (-20 Â°F) USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 Â°C (-15 Â°F) USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 Â°C (-10 Â°F)


Proper Care For Holly Shrubs â Tips For Growing A Holly Bush
The initial care of holly bushes after they are planted is much like other trees and shrubs. Make sure that your newly planted holly bush is watered daily for the first week, twice a week for a month after that and, if planting in spring, once a week for the remained of summer. Growing Holly Bushes


How Fast Does Holly Grow?
Many types of holly can grow up to 3 feet per year. Holly is a strong shrub that can grow in many conditions including drought and colder... Many types of holly can grow up to 3 feet per year.


Plant This: Possumhaw holly adds fire to winter landscape
Plant This: Possumhaw holly adds fire to winter landscape January 20th, 2010 Beaded with bright-red berries, possumhaw holly (Ilex decidua) really stands out amid the greenish-gray and tan winter landscape of Austin.


Looking for a job? Why you should consider a trade
Canada is looking at a shortage of one million tradespeople by 2020. The average age of a tradesperson in Canada reached 40 in 2007, four years older than it was in 1987.The average age of welders is 56. The average framers and finisher are also in their 50s.In a clear sign that not enough is being done to encourage Canadians to enter trades, the federal skilled trades program began accepting applications last month from tradespeople who want to become permanent residents of Canada.he average age of welders is 56. The average framers and finisher are also in their 50s. In a clear sign that not enough is being done to encourage Canadians to enter trades, the federal skilled trades program began accepting applications last month from tradespeople who want to become permanent residents of Canada.


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The Situation. For every four people who leave the trades, only one replacement is supplied by apprenticeship programs. Only 10.4% of Alabamaâs construction workforce is female. The average age of a construction tradesman today is 47 years old.he Situation. For every four people who leave the trades, only one replacement is supplied by apprenticeship programs. Only 10.4% of Alabamaâs construction workforce is female. The average age of a construction tradesman today is 47 years old.


The Industry
For every four people who leave the trades, only one replacement is supplied by apprenticeship programs. Only 10.4% of Alabamaâs construction workforce is female. The average age of a construction tradesman today is 47 years old.or every four people who leave the trades, only one replacement is supplied by apprenticeship programs. Only 10.4% of Alabamaâs construction workforce is female. The average age of a construction tradesman today is 47 years old.


Skilled trades employment
Finally, the average age of those working in the trades was under 40 in 2007âslightly younger than other workers (41). The aging of the population had a similar effect on both trades and non-tradesâwith the average age increasing by about 4 years over the past two decades.ome 1.1 million people were employed in the trades in 2007 (Chart A). Following declines during the late 1980s and early 1990s, employment grew an average of 2.2% per year, slightly higher than non-trades (2.0%).


Skilled trades employment
Over the past two decades, the average age of those working in occupations other than the trades increased by 4 yearsâfrom 37 in 1987 to 41 in 2007âsimilar to the increase in the trades. But not all occupations experienced this degree of agingâthe average age of carpenters increased by only 2 years.ome 1.1 million people were employed in the trades in 2007 (Chart A). Following declines during the late 1980s and early 1990s, employment grew an average of 2.2% per year, slightly higher than non-trades (2.0%).


The Average Net Worth For The Above Average Person
Based on my assumptions above, the average net worth of the above average 30 year old is around $250,000. By the time this person is 40, his/her net worth should climb to around $660,000 and all the way up to around $2,180,000 million by the age of 60.ccording to CNN Money 2014, the average net worth for the following ages are: $9,000 for ages 25-34, $52,000 for ages 35-44, $100,000 for ages 45-54, $180,000 for ages 55-64, and $232,000+ for 65+. Seems very low, but thatâs because we use averages and a large age range.


The Average Net Worth For The Above Average Person
I assume that the above average person buys a $250,000-$500,000 piece of property at 27. By the time they turn 28, they will have owned the property for 1 year and have paid down $3,500-$7,500 in principal on a $250,000-$400,000 loan.ccording to CNN Money 2014, the average net worth for the following ages are: $9,000 for ages 25-34, $52,000 for ages 35-44, $100,000 for ages 45-54, $180,000 for ages 55-64, and $232,000+ for 65+. Seems very low, but thatâs because we use averages and a large age range.


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According to a recent report, the average age of state civil service employees in California is 43. The average age of management is 51 and the average age of the technical and professional staff is 44.15 With the enhanced ability of public sector employees to retire before normal retirement age, state employers could face vacancies of a steadily growing magnitude.n 1962 (before baby boomers entered the workforce), the median age of the workforce was 40.5 years of age. 4 By 1978 with the entry of most of the baby boom in the workforce, the median age dropped to 34.8, reflecting the presence of the relatively youthful baby boomers.


Skilled trades employment
Some 1.1 million people were employed in the trades in 2007 (Chart A). Following declines during the late 1980s and early 1990s, employment grew an average of 2.2% per year, slightly higher than non-trades (2.0%).Throughout the period, the trades consistently accounted for 8% of total employment.ome 1.1 million people were employed in the trades in 2007 (Chart A). Following declines during the late 1980s and early 1990s, employment grew an average of 2.2% per year, slightly higher than non-trades (2.0%).


5 Things Victorian Women Didnât Do (Much)
They didnât marry young. At the end of the 18th century, the average age of first marriage was 28 years old for men and 26 years old for women. During the 19th century, the average age fell for English women, but it didnât drop any lower than 22.Patterns varied depending on social and economic class, of course, with working-class women tending to marry slightly older than their aristocratic counterparts.uring the 19th century, the average age fell for English women, but it didnât drop any lower than 22. Patterns varied depending on social and economic class, of course, with working-class women tending to marry slightly older than their aristocratic counterparts.


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Cost of Crushed Stone. 1  Minimum cost: $27.50 per ton of basic landscaping crushed stone when 23 or more tons are purchased at one time. Costs increase per ton when fewer tons are ordered.  Maximum cost: $38.20 per ton of white marble crushed stone, not including delivery.


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Start at $20.00 a yard and go up from there. Most will be in the $30.00 - $35.00 per yard range. Depends on the stone and the region you're in. Start at $20.00 a yard and go up from there. Most will be in the $30.00 - $35.00 per yard range.


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Estimated costs for crushed stone: 1  Minimum cost: $27.50 per ton of basic landscaping crushed stone when 23 or more tons are purchased at one time.  Maximum cost: $38.20 per ton of white marble crushed stone, not including delivery.


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How much does a cubic yard of loam cost? It depends upon where you live, but you can expect to pay about $20.00 per cubic yard of loam. Loam is soil consisting of relatively equal parts of sand, silt and clay, allowiâ¦ng it to hold moisture while draining well at the same time.


How much does cement slurry cost per yard?
According to the website Concrete Network, in 2008 the average price of concrete in the United States was $75 per cubic yard. That price includes the mixing of the concrete byâ¦ a professional installer. The website Servicemagic lists the price at $70 per cubic yard.


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1 Minimum cost: $27.50 per ton of basic landscaping crushed stone when 23 or more tons are purchased at one time. Costs increase per ton when fewer tons are ordered.  Maximum cost: $38.20 per ton of white marble crushed stone, not including delivery.


How Much Does Crushed Stone Cost?
Estimated costs for crushed stone: 1  Minimum cost: $27.50 per ton of basic landscaping crushed stone when 23 or more tons are purchased at one time. Costs increase per ton when fewer tons are ordered.  Maximum cost: $38.20 per ton of white marble crushed stone, not including delivery.


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Featured Product â Stone / Gravel. As one of the largest crushed stone suppliers in NJ, NY & NYC we offer some of the best prices on a wide variety of stone and gravel. With stone and gravel available by the cubic yard or by the ton, we can assist you with any project large or small. Our crushed stone is NJ DOT and NY DOT approved. Youâll frequently hear crushed stone referred to as gravel, clean stone, bluestone, crusher rock and crushed rocks.


How much does a yard of concrete cost?
One yard of delivered concrete costs $250 dollars. This is true if using a ready mix truck. A yard of concrete weighs approximately 4200 pounds. The price varies according to â¦where you live and the grade of concrete.


How Much Does Crushed Stone Cost?
There are more than a dozen sizes of crushed rock to choose from that range in size from dust screenings to 10 inches in diameter and are available by ton or by yard, which is equivalent to 1.4 tons. There are various sizes of crushed rocks for different landscaping and building purposes.


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Beef in particular freezes well and will last quite a while without sacrificing flavor. Just how long it can be frozen depends on the individual cut and size of the beef. For example, roasts last the longest, up to 12 months when properly wrapped. Optimally, they should be used within six months. Stew and variety cuts are next on the list, lasting around 3 or 4 months.


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According to the United States Department of Agriculture, frozen ground beef remains safe for consumption indefinitely, but people should consume beef within 4 months after freezing, which ensures the best taste and quality.


How Long Does Ground Beef Stay Good in the Freezer?
After removing from the freezer, consumers should ideally thaw the meat in the refrigerator. Doing so keeps the beef cold, in turn preventing the growth of bacteria and pathogens. After thawing, use the meat within 1 to 2 days. Alternatively, people may unfreeze meat more quickly using the microwave or cold water.


Q: Is it necessary to reformat a new, Seagate Backup Plus in order to partition it?
It's a brand new Seagate Backup Plus, 1TB, which I plan to use as expansion & storage to augment my 256 mb, solid-state drive on a Sony Vaio; but I'd like to partition the Seagate first. On Win 8 Pro, from Control Panel >>System & Security >> Administrative Tools >> Create & format, etc. the OS returns Disk Management screen. In the 2nd panel, right click on Seagate Backup Plus brings up the menu on which I expected to find the option New Simple Volume; but it's not there.


"How do I use a Backup Plus or GoFlex ""for Mac"" drive with a Windows computer?"
Simply install the utility and the drive will mount as a drive letter like a drive with a Windows format. This utility only works with the following products: Backup Plus for Mac Desktop. Backup Plus Portable for Mac. Slim for Mac. GoFlex for Mac. GoFlex Desk for Mac. GoFlex Pro for Mac.


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The drive letter conflict means that the drive letter belongs to the external drive are occupied by a local driver. You can use the disk manager or a third-party tool to modify the drive letter of external head drive. In addition, if your external hard disk has really been dead.


How to Easily Fix a Hard Drive with Bad Sectors on it
Bad sectors on external hard drive. If you usually do not safely remove your external hard drive from computer, or you have used it for a long time, the drive is easy to have bad sectors. In that case, you can use the windows built-in tool try to fix the bad sectors.


Backup Plus Slim Portable (Backup Plus Portable)
Backup Plus Slim Portable (Backup Plus Portable) Paragon Driver for Mac OS (10.9. and above) This driver provides write access for Seagate external drives in Mac OS without having to reformat. Seagate Dashboard for Mac OS This software allows the user to run diagnostics and adjust drive settings, like turning off drive lights. Seagate Dashboard for Windows This software allows the user to perform backups, adjust drive settings, and share (upload) content to social media sites.


Why can I not see my 1TB Seagate external hard drive under My Computer in Windows Vista?
1) Right-click on My Computer and select Manage. 2) Click on Disk Management. 3) select your USB drive block. 4) right click on the selected block and click Mark as active. 5) Assign a drive letter by right clicking on the drive and select a unique drive letter. Now your drive must show up in My Computer.


Seagate plus slim 1TB not recognizing on Windows 10
Best answer Nov 21, 2015, 9:37 AM. You have to enter the bios menu while in the boot screen by pressing a specific key and see the storage devices. Nov 21, 2015, 9:49 AM. As lifespill says, it's generally the delete key when your computer first starts. Don't worry, it won't affect anything, just keep hammering away at it until you get to the BIOS screen. I'd post a picture, but almost every BIOS interface nowadays looks different. Nov 21, 2015, 9:52 AM.


Can i use a Seagate Back up plus 3 TB external Drive as a regular storage Device
Can i use a Seagate Back up plus 3 TB external Drive as a regular storage Device. as a rule external hard drives can only be used as data drive....ie store movies, pictures, etc. you can not install programs to a usb drive (unless its a boot drive for taking windows with you to other computers). though it sounds like you do want it as a data drive. so it should work.


11 Good Reasons To Cry. How Crying Relieves Stress And Improves Your Health
There are also other evidences which prove that crying relieves stress. It is found out that an emotional tear contains high amounts of manganese, potassium and proteins. Manganese is an important nutrient that normalizes the flow of blood and cholesterol level (too much manganese can cause heart problems).


11 Good Reasons To Cry. How Crying Relieves Stress And Improves Your Health
Other Health Benefits Of Crying. Crying elevates your mood. When you are stressed, your manganese level tends to rise and the best way to reduce it is by crying. Too much manganese can cause irritability, aggression, nervousness, fatigue, anxiety and emotional disturbance.


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How Crying is Good for You. 1  It Relieves Stress. Because unalleviated stress can increase our risk for heart attack and damage certain areas of our brain, humans' ability to cry has survival value, Frey says. 2  Crying Lowers Blood Pressure.


Grab some tissues and sad movie! How a good cry can help you LOSE WEIGHT
Leading stress expert Dr Pete Sulack, from Tennessee, said that an emotionally charged crying session can help you drop those few extra kilos. 1  Stress tears: Dr Pete Sulack says crying is a good way to reduce stress levels and tension in the body. Helps weight loss: Crying has also can also help reduce cortisol levels which can help with losing weight.


7 Good Reasons To Cry Your Eyes Out
7 Good Reasons To Cry Your Eyes Out. New York Times reporter Benedict Carey referred to tears in a recent piece as âemotional perspiration.â Given that I sweat a lot and hate deodorant, I suppose it makes sense that I weep often.


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How Crying is Good for You. Because unalleviated stress can increase our risk for heart attack and damage certain areas of our brain, humans' ability to cry has survival value, Frey says. Crying has been found to lower blood pressure and pulse rate immediately following therapy sessions during which patients cried and raged.


Grab some tissues and sad movie! How a good cry can help you LOSE WEIGHT
Dr Pete Sulack said crying can relieve stress and help weight loss. Unlike eye irritations, emotionally induced tears contain stress hormones. Tearing up releases has been linked to hormones that retain fat in the body.


7 Good Reasons To Cry Your Eyes Out
Tears contain lysozyme, a fluid that the germaphobic dreams about in her sleep, because it can kill 90 to 95 percent of all bacteria in just five to 10 minutes! Which translates, Iâm guessing, to three monthsâ worth of colds and stomach viruses. 3. Tears remove toxins.


Just wondering; can crying help relieve anxiety?
Crying can be an emotional release, and thus provides some relief. Many people do cry when anxious. It also depends on what you're crying about, though. Crying can be an emotional release, and thus provides some relief. Many people do cry when anxious. It also depends on what you're crying about, though.


How crying can make you healthier
How Crying is Good for You. It Relieves Stress. Because unalleviated stress can increase our risk for heart attack and damage certain areas of our brain, humans' ability to cry has survival value, Frey says.


Marijuana cannabinoids - oral and transdermal methods
Marijuana taken in edible form usually takes from 40 minutes to one hour to start working and the peak effect is at two hours. The effects last though from six to eight hours, which is very convenient for those patients who want to sleep or have longer control of pain.


Marijuana cannabinoids - oral and transdermal methods
Oral Cannabis. When we ingest marijuana it is absorbed via the intestines and then passes through the liver, which processes the THC into a byproduct called 11-hydroxy-THC, which then travels to the bloodstream and then on to our brains.


Marijuana cannabinoids - oral and transdermal methods
In the old days when people only had plants to use for medication, many patients would soak marijuana leaves in alcohol and apply them as a poultice to an arthritic or swollen joint. Many substances pass easily through the skin and that is why transdermal medicine has been more evident in contemporary medicine.


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According to the Mayo Clinic, along with the legal implications in some states, smoking marijuana poses several health risks, including: 1  Impairment of thinking, problem-solving skills and memory. 2  Reduced balance and coordination. 3  Increased risk of heart attack. 4  Heightened risk of chronic cough and respiratory infections. 5  Potential for 6  .... Marijuan


How Medical Marijuana Works
So how, exactly, does medical marijuana work to treat these conditions? Why, if this medicine is so effective for some people, does it remain controversial and, in many places, illegal? In this article, we'll take a look at the medical, legal, and practical issues surrounding medical marijuana in the United States.


Marijuana for Pain Relief
Multiple sclerosis. Grant's recent research shows cannabinoids to be effective in the treatment of the tremors, muscle spasms, and pain of multiple sclerosis. Considerations: Experts agree that more research needs to be done to learn exactly how marijuana works and its side effects. Nausea.


How Medical Marijuana Works
Everywhere. My arms, my legs, are feeling like I'm dipped in an acid.. Aldrich is a quadriplegic confined to a wheelchair, and the best treatment for his overwhelming pain, he says, is marijuana. He continues, Within five minutes of smoking marijuana, the spasms have gone away and the neuropathic pain has just about disappeared..


Marijuana cannabinoids - oral and transdermal methods
The key to proper use of oral marijuana is to know how much to eat so as to get the best medicinal effect without taking too much. The general rule is, if you buy an edible product from a registered marijuana dispensary, cut the edible product into four pieces and eat one piece to start. Wait at least one hour.


Marijuana cannabinoids - oral and transdermal methods
They are smoking the very substance that, if taken properly, could cure them.. Cannabis, or marijuana, has been utilized as an ingredient in food and drink for thousands of years. Recipes were often recorded in rhyme, assisting in the memorization process.


Marijuana for Pain Relief
Nausea. One of marijuana's medical uses best supported by research is the treatment of nausea. It has been shown to improve mild to moderate nausea caused by cancer chemotherapy and also help reduce nausea and weight loss in people with AIDS.


Dead Battery? Maybe so. Read on.
The things we are going to check out here are a bad battery, corroded cables or a bad starter motor. A bad battery will be detected by a low voltage at the battery terminals (not the cables) while cranking. Corroded cable connections will be detected by low voltage at the cable ends. A bad starter motor will draw a high current and the battery cables will get warm to the touch.


Hard to start or extended  cranking
Many sensors report to the computer, who then takes that input and controls fuel or air delivery, is suspect when diagnosing long cranking times. A bad coolant sensor, a bad throttle position sensor (TPS), a bad fuel pump or a plugged fuel filter can all cause a lean condition causing long cranking times. Sometimes the spark is delivered late, weak or not at all.


How often should I replace my car battery?
Fortunately, most battery sellers group them by the car make, model and year they can be used for. Cold cranking amps: This is a measure of a battery's capacity to start a car at 0 degrees Fahrenheit (-17 degrees Celsius), when the engine oil is thick and the battery's chemical potential is low. The higher the CCA, the better it will start in the cold.


Hard to start or extended  cranking
Hard to start or extended cranking. When an engine cranks for a long time before it starts, either spark or fuel is missing or weak and each has its own reasons. Most of the time, the air / fuel mixture has been disturbed and there is too much air or not enough fuel.


What does Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) mean?
Since Cold is in the name, they put a battery in a cold environment (0Â°F/-18Â°C) and measure the discharge load in amperes that a new, fully-charged battery can deliver for 30 seconds, while still maintaining terminal voltage equal to or higher than 1.20 volts per cell.


What does Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) mean?
What does Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) mean? I'm going to buy the battery with the most cold cranking amps I can find, say a lot of people when they decide to go battery shopping. Is that really the best way to pick out a battery? Oftentimes, the answer is, no.. To explain why, we should first explain exactly what cold cranking amps are.


Weird, Rare Clouds and the Physics Behind Them
Weird, Rare Clouds and the Physics Behind Them. In August, we posted a photograph of some odd, rare clouds known as Morning Glory clouds without providing an explanation for how they form. In response to reader interest, we followed up with meteorologist Roger Smith of the University of Munich, who has studied their formation.


Weird, Rare Clouds and the Physics Behind Them
Known as mammatus clouds, these strange, pouchy formations often occur in association with a thunderstorm. They have been seen in lots of places, including the midwestern United States. âThey are some seriously weird looking clouds,â said cloud physicist Patrick Chuang.


Standing Lenticular Clouds
Standing lenticular clouds form in the crests of the mountain wave where the rising updraft of the wave has cooled and moisture has condensed. The clouds dissipate in the downdrafts of the wave where the air has descended and warmed to the point where the moisture evaporates and is no longer visible.


Lenticular Clouds in Art
Lenticular clouds, technically known as altocumulus standing lenticularis, are stationary lens-shaped clouds that form at high altitudes, normally aligned at right-angles to the wind direction. Where stable moist air flows over a mountain or a range of mountains, a series of large-scale standing waves may form on the downwind side. Lenticular clouds sometimes form at the crests of these waves. Under certain conditions, long strings of lenticular clouds can form, creating a formation known as a wave cloud. Power pilots tend to avoid flying near lenticular clouds because of the turbulence of the rotor systems that accompany them, but sailplane pilots actively seek them out.


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Altocumulus (AC) clouds form much higher above the ground than cumulus, and are usually much flatter and thinner, often appearing as scales or patches in a relatively continuous layer. In the Keys, AC are usually based between 7,000 and 15,000 feet above ground, and can occur at any time of year.


Standing Lenticular Clouds
Yup, if itâs the complexities of airspace you want, youâve got it here! Pilots who venture out in the American West have a whole new challenge facing them â mountains, and all of the complexities of mountain weather! Below are some awesome shots of one of those mountain weather spectacles, standing lenticular clouds.


Weird, Rare Clouds and the Physics Behind Them
Lenticular clouds can also be caused by other speed bumps, such as tall thunderclouds, but because they often form on the downwind sides of mountains, they are also known as lee clouds, wave clouds or lee wave clouds.


Standing Lenticular Clouds
This is why the clouds are called âstandingâ. They stay in the crests of the mountain waves and do not move with the wind flow. Even standing lenticular clouds are classified by their altitude. You may recall that clouds are grouped into 4 families: Low, Middle, High, and Clouds with extensive vertical development.


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Not all of our puppies are AKC registered, so please read the litter descriptions for clarification. Full AKC Registration. Full AKC Registration should be chosen if a puppy's new family plans to show in AKC breed/conformation shows, or to breed their beagle in the future. Full AKC Registration price is typically higher than the other option (above). So in a nutshell: Full AKC Registration typically costs more than the other option (Limited), above. 1  Full AKC Registration might be available, to approved homes only, for an additional fee which varies typically from $100 to $300, depending upon the bloodlines of the litter. Full AKC Registration is the correct choice if a puppy will be shown in AKC breed or conformation shows or if the puppy will reproduce in the future.


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Find Puppies in your area and helpful tips and info. All purebred puppies are from AKC-Registered Litters


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Full AKC Registration typically costs more than the other option (Limited), above. Full AKC Registration might be available, to approved homes only, for an additional fee which varies typically from $100 to $300, depending upon the bloodlines of the litter. Full AKC Registration is the correct choice if a puppy will be shown in AKC breed or conformation shows or if the puppy will reproduce in the future.


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Application fee always comprises two parts: the litter processing fee ($25.00) and the individual registration. processing fee (multiply the number of puppies by $22.00). Additional fees are determined by circumstance: AKC Certified Pedigrees for individual dogs ($12.00 each).


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As an incentive for our puppies to enter pet only homes, we offer Limited Registration at a lower price with almost every AKC litter. So, in a nutshell: Limited AKC Registration is less expensive for the puppy's new family, as an incentive to encourage spaying/neutering.


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Our Core Values. 100% AKC Puppies. AKC Marketplace is the only site to exclusively list 100% AKC puppies from AKC-Registered litters and the breeders who have cared for and raised these puppies are required to follow rules and regulations established by the AKC.


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Not all of our puppies are AKC registered, so please read the litter descriptions for clarification. Full AKC Registration Full AKC Registration should be chosen if a puppy's new family plans to show in AKC breed/conformation shows, or to breed their beagle in the future.


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So, in a nutshell: 1  Limited AKC Registration is less expensive for the puppy's new family, as an incentive to encourage spaying/neutering. 2  Limited AKC Registration is for pets, and not breeding dogs. Puppies born from a parent with Limited AKC registration can not be registered with AKC.


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Use this form to individually register all members of a litter at the same time as registering the litter. be submitted with the AKC Full Litter Registration Application. ownership of the litter owner(s). Use additional copies of this page if there are more than 10 puppies in the litter.


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So in a nutshell: 1  Full AKC Registration typically costs more than the other option (Limited), above. 2  Full AKC Registration might be available, to approved homes only, for an additional fee which varies typically from $100 to $300, depending upon the bloodlines of the litter.


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The process of transferring the phone number from one phone to another takes just a few minutes. 1  1. Remove the back cover of the phone that will receive the existing phone number. 2  2. Call Verizon Wireless support at 1-800-922-0204 from the alternate phone (the correct number as of December 2012). Tell the representative that you need to transfer your Verizon Wireless phone number to another phone.


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Phone Contact Numbers. Getting in touch with Verizon by phone is quick and simple, at least based upon the number of phone contacts listed on the Verizon customer service website. You can choose to use your mobile phone to get information or call from a landline, in some cases. 1  Customer Service: *611 (from mobile phone) or 1-800-922-0204. 2  Customer Service Prepaid: *611 (from mobile phone) or 1-888-294-6804. 3  Consumer Sales: 1-800-256-4646.  Business Sales: 1-800-899-4249.


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Verizon White Pages Telephone Directory. telephone directory. phonebook: a directory containing an alphabetical list of telephone subscribers and their telephone numbers. to store your contacts' names, telephone numbers and addresses. A book listing the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the people in a particular area. means a Telephone Directory published by BT or any other operator (as appropriate).


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Number of unmarried parents living with their children in 2011. Of these, 10.0 million were unmarried mothers and 1.7 million were unmarried fathers, and 1.9 million were unmarried couples with at least one shared child.


Survey: Most Americans Married By 40
According to new federal data, you probably will. According to a study of almost 13,000 people, about 80 percent of Americans are married by age 40. A more general finding shows that 70 percent of people ages 25 â 44 have been married at least once. Women marry at younger ages than menâladies have a 50-50 chance of being married at 25, and almost three-quarters of us are likely to have married by age 30. Only 61 percent of men will have done so by 30.


More Americans than ever have never married: survey
WASHINGTON A record 20 percent of adult Americans, or 42 million people, have never married, marking a U.S. demographic and social shift, according to an analysis released on Wednesday.


When Will Everyone I Know Be Married?
That hill means that if you donât plan to ever get married, at some point youâll be in the majority again (provided you live long enough). Some people never get married â as of 2013, 4.6 percent of women and 4.3 percent of men 70 and older had never been married.


When Will Everyone I Know Be Married?
As of 2013, 16.5 percent of men and 17.9 percent of women 18 and older had been married two or more times (3.6 percent of men and 3.8 percent of women 18 and older had been married three or more times). Finally, Ian, I tried to find international data on the age that people get married. I didnât have great success.


More Americans than ever have never married: survey
In 2012, 23 percent of men and 17 percent of women 25 and older had never been married, marking a widening gap between the sexes. In 1960, 10 percent of men and 8 percent of women had never married, said the Pew report. Shifting public attitudes, hard economic times and changing demographic patterns may all be contributing to the rising share of never-married adults, Pew said.


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The week is now widely observed during the third full week of September (Sept. 16-22 in 2012) as âUnmarried and Single Americans Week,â an acknowledgment that many unmarried Americans do not identify with the word âsingleâ because they are parents, have partners or are widowed.


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The minimum sustained wind speed required for a tropical storm system to be classified as a hurricane is 74 mph, but tropical cyclones have been recorded with wind speeds as high as 215 mph. However,...


How Many? A Dictionary of Units of Measurement Â© Russ Rowlett and the University of North Carolina at Chapel HillTable of ContentsAbout the DictionaryUsing the DictionaryBeaufort Scales (Wind Speed)
Permission is granted for personal use and for use by individual teachers in conducting their own classes. All other rights reserved. You are welcome to make links to this page, but please do not copy the contents of any page in this folder to another site. The material at this site will be updated from time to time. May 31, 2001


How Many? A Dictionary of Units of Measurement Â© Russ Rowlett and the University of North Carolina at Chapel HillTable of ContentsAbout the DictionaryUsing the DictionaryBeaufort Scales (Wind Speed)
Difficult to walk against wind. Twigs and small branches blown off trees. 9: 41-47: 76-87: 47-54: Strong gale: High waves (7 m), dense foam, visibility affected. Minor structural damage may occur (shingles blown off roofs). 10: 48-55: 88-102: 55-63: Storm: Very high waves (9 m), heavy sea roll, visibility impaired. Surface generally white. Trees uprooted, structural damage likely. 11: 56-63: 103-118: 64-73: Violent storm : Exceptionally high waves (11 m), visibility poor. Widespread damage to structures. 12: 64+ 119+ 74+ Hurricane: 14 m waves, air filled with foam and spray, visibility bad.


Dust storm
Dust storm. A dust storm is a meteorological phenomenon common in arid and semi-arid regions. Dust storms arise when a gust front or other strong wind blows loose sand and dirt from a dry surface. Fine particles are transported by saltation and suspension, a process that moves soil from one place and deposits it in another.


Dust storm
In other instances, dust (but not sand) may be lifted as high as 20,000 feet (6,100 m) high. Drought and wind contribute to the emergence of dust storms, as do poor farming and grazing practices by exposing the dust and sand to the wind. One poor farming practice which contributes to dust storms is dryland farming.


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Quick Answer. The minimum sustained wind speed required for a tropical storm system to be classified as a hurricane is 74 mph, but tropical cyclones have been recorded with wind speeds as high as 215 mph. However, only tropical systems occurring in the Atlantic and eastern Pacific basins are called hurricanes. Continue Reading


How fast does the wind blow in a hurricane?
A: The minimum sustained wind speed required for a tropical storm system to be classified as a hurricane is 74 mph, but tropical cyclones have been recorded with wind speeds as high as 215 mph. However, only tropical systems occurring in the Atlantic and eastern Pacific basins are called hurricanes.


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For example the median expected annual pay for a typical Chief Financial Officer in the United States is $357,456 so 50% of the people who perform the job of Chief Financial Officer in the United States are expected to make less than $357,456. Source: HR Reported data as of August 2016.


When Should a Small Business Hire a Finance Chief?
If the company continues to grow, and its financial reporting requirements become more complex, the chief executive might decide to bring on a full-time controller who can take charge of maintaining the businessâs general ledger and bank accounts.


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For Chief Financial Officers, busy New York offers a higher-than-average pay rate, 54 percent above the national average. Chief Financial Officers can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like San Francisco (+44 percent), Boston (+43 percent), Chicago (+34 percent), and Houston (+23 percent).


Salaries forChief Financial Officer in New York, NY
How much does a Chief Financial Officer in New York, NY make? The median annual Chief Financial Officer salary in New York, NY is $357,456, as of July 29, 2016, with a range usually between $279,909-$451,931 not including bonus and benefit information and other factors that impact base pay.


When Should a Small Business Hire a Finance Chief?
Typically, however, hiring one does not become essential until companies reach a tipping point â often $10 million to $20 million in revenue, according to Mr. Masarek and other chief executives interviewed for this article.


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Although employees with less than five years' experience earn around $86K on average, the five-to-10 year group has a much higher, six-figure median of $109K. After working for 10 to 20 years, Chief Financial Officers make a median salary of $135K.


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The average income for Presidents and COOs is a much higher $178K per year. The most common next step for a Chief Financial Officer is to become a VP of Finance or Chief Financial Officer or a Chief Executive Officer. The former position pays an additional $13K per year on average, and the latter position pays $38K more per year.


When Should a Small Business Hire a Finance Chief?
âI always wore two hats in my business: the C.E.O. hat and the de facto C.F.O. hat,â he said, adding that he relied on staff accountants and a controller to help him run the everyday accounting functions of the company. That changed in 2010, when he decided to hire a full-time chief financial officer. âNot every company needs a C.F.O.,â Mr. Masarek said. âIt depends on how dynamic the business is. Generally, as start-ups grow, they hire outside accounting firms.


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Our team of Certified Compensation Professionals has analyzed survey data collected from thousands of HR departments at companies of all sizes and industries to present this range of annual salaries for people with the job title Chief Financial Officer in New York, NY.


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Currently Central Standard Time (CST), UTC -6 Daylight saving time (Central Daylight Time (CDT), UTC -5) starts March 11, 2018 The IANA time zone identifier for Minneapolis is America/Chicago. Read about Minneapolis in Wikipedia


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Sunrise, sunset, day length and solar time for Minneapolis. 1  Sunrise: 06:35AM. 2  Sunset: 07:51PM. 3  Day length: 13h 15m. 4  Solar noon: 01:13PM. 5  The current local time in Minneapolis is 73 minutes ahead of apparent solar time.


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Schedule a phone call from Minnesota to New York. If you live in Minnesota and you want to call a friend in New York, you can try calling them between 6:00 AM and 10:00 PM your time. This will be between 7AM - 11PM their time, since New York (NY) is 1 hour ahead of Minnesota (MN).


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Meeting planner for Minnesota (MN) and New York (NY) To schedule a conference call or plan a meeting at the best time for both parties, you should try between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM your time in Minnesota. That will end up being between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM in New York.


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Sunrise, sunset, day length and solar time for Minneapolis. Sunrise: 07:46AM; Sunset: 05:00PM; Day length: 9h 14m; Solar noon: 12:23PM; The current local time in Minneapolis is 23 minutes ahead of apparent solar time.


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Cosmetic and functional cab modernization to the elevator interiors can include: 1  Complete replacement of cab walls and ceilings. 2  New fixtures or relocation of existing fixtures. 3  Resurfacing of elevator cab panels.  Increase ceiling 1  height. Replacement of elevator ceiling and lighting.  Installation of an emergency telephone.


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Cost to install an elevator varies greatly by region (and even by zipcode). Get free estimates from elevator contractors in your city. $15,000 - $16,000. (15 square foot hydraulic elevator) Cost to install an elevator varies greatly by region (and even by zipcode).


A Look at Elevator Maintenance The Ups and Downs of Elevator Replacement and Repair
In order to provide scope, Livoti offered a hypothetical project. âAs an example, for a six-story building we can give a ballpark estimate of $125,000 to $150,000 to replace the elevator using a reputable elevator manufacturing equipment,â he says.


A Look at Elevator Maintenance The Ups and Downs of Elevator Replacement and Repair
The life span of elevator ropes are typically 10 to 15 years. âIf youâre adding an elevator to an existing building, this would be considered new construction, otherwise you can replace all elements of an elevator, besides the rails, and it would be considered a full modernization,â says Miller.


Upgrade Options
If your elevator requires frequent re-leveling, overheats, or stops erratically at floor levels you may need to fully or partially replace the hydraulic elevator valves and pumping unit. Options for this type of modernization include: Replacement of the entire pumping unit (tank, motor, pump, and valve)


Upgrade Options
TSSA options to solve this problem: 1  Remove the existing cylinder and replace it with a new cylinder with a PVC liner. 2  Add a fall protection device (e.g. plunger gripper system) 3  Add a new down direction over-speed safety device (e.g. under-car safety system)


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According to Jay Romano, in the New York Times, the average cost of a residential elevator installation is $15,000. This sort of elevator, a 15 square foot hydraulic elevator of average design in a pre-existing home, would be able to manage weights of 500 to 1,000 pounds and rise around 50 feet in total distance.


A Look at Elevator Maintenance The Ups and Downs of Elevator Replacement and Repair
But elevators are not just for convenience and awkward silent moments, they also accommodate residents unable to climb stairs, and are critical for deliveries and facilitating maintenance workers. At a certain point, no matter the age of the building, the elevator system will need maintenance and/or replacement.


Screen legend Bea Arthur dies of cancer at 86
Bea Arthur, the deep-voiced star of US hit comedy series The Golden Girls has died aged 86. Arthur, who played Dorothy Zbornak in the series, died of cancer at her Los Angeles home. She was also famous for her roles in US Sitcoms All in the Family and Maude. Arthur won Emmy Awards for her roles in The Golden Girls and Maude. Bea Arthur: The actress and campaigner died at her home in LA.


Actress Bea Arthur, Star of TV's Golden Girls, Dies at 86
The star of the TV shows Maude and The Golden Girls died peacefully at her Los Angeles home with her family at her side, family spokesman Dan Watt said. She had cancer, he said, but declined to give details. She was a brilliant and witty woman, said Watt, who was Arthur's personal assistant for six years.


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Actress Bea Arthur, Star of TV's Golden Girls, Dies at 86. Published April 26, 2009. Associated Press. LOS ANGELES â Beatrice Arthur, the tall, deep-voiced actress who considered herself lucky to be discovered by television executives after a long stage career that included a Tony award for the musical Mame, died Saturday at age 86.


'She was not that fond of me': Golden Girls Betty White and Bea Arthur were not as congenial off the set of their NBC sitcom
'She was not that fond of me': Golden Girls Betty White and Bea Arthur were not as congenial off the set of their NBC sitcom. It's been nearly 30 years since audiences fell in love with Betty White and Bea Arthur - as unlikely BFFs Rose Nylund and Dorothy Zbornak - on NBC's The Golden Girls.


Golden GirlsStar Rue McClanahan Dies at 76
Lawrence adds that at the time of her death Thursday, McClanahan âhad her family with her. She went in peace.â. PHOTOS: Rue McClanahan: Celebrating a Golden Girl. Still in syndication, Golden Girls ran on NBC from 1985 to 1992. Only last year, McClanahanâs costar, Beatrice Arthur, died from cancer. Estelle Getty died in 2008. Surviving star Betty White, 88, is currently enjoying a remarkable resurgence in her career, having recently hosted Saturday Night Live. Born in Healdton, Okla., Rue lived in six towns by the time she was 8.


Golden GirlsStar Beatrice Arthur Dies
Golden Girls Star Beatrice Arthur Dies. Beatrice Arthur, the larger-than-life actress who scored on Broadway as the original matchmaker in Fiddler on the Roof and the hard-drinking actress in Mame before she went on to star in the groundbreaking â70s TV series Maude and, in the â80s, the beloved sitcom The Golden Girls, died early Saturday morning. She was 86.


'She was not that fond of me': Golden Girls Betty White and Bea Arthur were not as congenial off the set of their NBC sitcom
'She was not that fond of me': Golden Girls Betty White and Bea Arthur were not as congenial off the set of their NBC sitcom. Published: 19:57 EDT, 2 September 2015 | Updated: 21:24 EDT, 2 September 2015.


Actress Bea Arthur, Star of TV's Golden Girls, Dies at 86
Actress Bea Arthur, Star of TV's Golden Girls, Dies at 86. LOS ANGELES â Beatrice Arthur, the tall, deep-voiced actress who considered herself lucky to be discovered by television executives after a long stage career that included a Tony award for the musical Mame, died Saturday at age 86.


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1 Submits a SSA-445 application to collect a fee to the Social Security Administration (SSA) and. 2  Is authorized in writing by SSA to collect a fee as payment for providing representative payee services.


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Your organization can charge the beneficiary a fee for any month in which: 1  You are authorized in writing by SSA to collect a fee, AND. 2  You are the payee of record and the beneficiary receives a Social Security and/or SSI payment, AND. 3  You provided payee services for that month.


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Enter Your Zip Code to Connect with a Lawyer Serving Your Area. Zip Code: When disability recipients can't manage their money, whether due to mental incapacity or alcohol or drug addiction, Social Security will appoint a representative payee to receive the disability checks and pay for the recipient's expenses.


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If you apply to be your own payee and Social Security denies your application, you have the right to appeal that decision. You have 60 days from the date of SSAâs decision to file the appeal. That appeal is called a Request for Reconsideration.


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How many calories, protein, and carbs are in eggs?
Best Answer: Usually it will say it on the egg carton.. this is for large eggs. 2 Scrambled eggs would be 14.8 fat, 202 calories, 2.6 carbohydrates and 14 grams of protein. 2 Boiled would be 10 fat, 156 calories, 1.2 carbohydrates, and 12 grams of protein. I got this from my book I have it is the best little book ever!!


Calories in 2 Large Eggs
Calories in extra large eggs. *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. Some of these foods were entered by users and are subject to error.


What Is the Number of Carbohydrates in One Egg?
So, on a 1,600-calorie-per-day diet, about 720 to 1,040 calories should come from carbs. Each gram of carbohydrate has 4 calories -- which means youâll need about 180 to 260 grams per day. So that one large egg makes no significant contribution toward that goal.


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What would an extra 2-car garage cost to add to the existing plan
The house is not built yet. My husband wants a 4 car-garage, which is hard to be found on small foorprint/sq footage house plans. We would like to plan building a 4-car, instead of 2 car garage.


What would an extra 2-car garage cost to add to the existing plan
We also have an all brick home, so when you add the cost of each brick (.38 per brick and .30 for labor plus the grout, that add up in a hurry!). To build a seperate garage would have been well over 30,000.


What would an extra 2-car garage cost to add to the existing plan
It would cost WAY more than $2500 to build a detached garage later on. With the extra concrete, walls, ceiling, and garage door for this stall, plus the floor, walls, and roof it added to the bonus room above, I don't think $2500 was unreasonable at all. Like Bookmark November 19, 2011 at 2:27PM.


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When determining the size of the garage plan to order, be mindful of property set-back restrictions, as well as vehicle heights and lengths. We always recommend building garages as large as your building site and budget allows â because no one has ever complained about having too much storage space. Enjoy searching our collection of 2 car garage plans.


What would an extra 2-car garage cost to add to the existing plan
We are currently building a 4 car attached garage. I decided to add it to the budget when my husband told me he would forgo a seperate garage later if we did a 4 car now. As far as the addition to cost, it was somewhere around 3,000-5,000 per space.


What would an extra 2-car garage cost to add to the existing plan
We were quoted about 30k-40k for a separate 2 car garage to match the house (hardi and stone). I can't remember how much more we paid for adding a 3rd garage to the 2 car plan, but it wasn't anything close to 30k.


LAWN STRIPING AND LAWN PATTERNS
A longer cut will normally enhance the striping pattern. Even a small amount can make a noticeable difference. Going from 2 to 2.5 or from 3  to 3.5 can make a difference in the lawn stripe pattern intensity. Grass types are also a factor in striping. Certain breeds of grass will bend easier and can provide a better stripe pattern.


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What To Look For When Buying A Zero-Turn Mower. Best time of day to mow is the evening once the sun is lower in the sky. Cut cool-season grasses when they reach heights of 3- to 3-Â½-inchesâtypically once a week.


How to Mow the Lawn Properly
Prevent Scalping and Keep Blades Sharp. Cut down on sharp turns by turning the mower on the driveway instead of in the lawn. Scalping the lawn causes damage to the crowns of the plants. If youâve added fertilizer or another lawn application, avoid mowing for 24 hours. Since sharper blades make cleaner cuts, sharpen your blades every four to six weeks and keep an extra set on hand. Always mow across a hill with a walk-behind mower and mow up and down with a riding mower.


How to Mow the Lawn Properly
Choose the Right Setting, Time and Pattern. Grass does better if itâs cut at a higher mower setting. This also helps cut down on weeds. The optimum goal is to cut one-third of the length of grass, allowing clippings to decompose and return nutrients back into the soil.


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If this occurs, rake and remove or use a leaf blower to obliterate the shavings. Short cutting will stunt or slow root grow and weaken the grass plants. Remember, it is far easier to cut the lawn when it needs it and reduce the extra work. See below for some recommended mowing heights based on grass type. Learn more about choosing the best mower for your yard. South. Best time of day to mow is the evening once the sun is lower in the sky. Cut warm-season grasses when they reach heights of 2- to 2-Â½-inches.


Georgia History Timeline
1 April 7 - Georgia Gazette begins publication. 2  Georgia Gazette is the first newspaper in Georgia and the eight in the English colonies. 3  October 7 - Settlement between northern Florida and the 50th parallel west of the Alleghenies banned.


Georgia History Timeline
1 January-South Carolina agents arrive in Georgia to agitate for a union of South Carolina and Georgia. 2  January 18- The Council of Safety issuers a warrant for the arrest of Governor Wright and the Royal Council. 3  February-The Georgia Gazette ceases publication.


Civil War in Georgia: Overview
like the rest of the country, was forever altered by the dramatic events of the Civil War (1861-65). Few states, however, were more central to the outcome of the conflict than Georgia, which provided an estimated 120,000 soldiers for the Confederacy.


Georgia History Timeline
1 Georgia purchased Egmont's Journal of the Transaction of the Trustees for $16,000 in 1946. 2  Egmont's Journal is known as Georgia's birth certificate. 3  July 30 - James Oglethorpe and 20 associates petition George II for a royal charter to establish a colony southwest of Carolina.


Civil War in Georgia: Overview
Soon, however, the war came to Georgia by sea in the form of Union general Winfield Scott's Anaconda Plan, a strategy to weaken the Confederacy by blocking southern coasts and by dividing the Confederacy in two through attempts at occupying the Mississippi River.


Civil War in Georgia: Overview
Georgia quickly became a vital production center for the Confederate war effort. Atlanta, the state's rail center, emerged as a home front, and the city contained one of the South's few rolling mills, a quartermaster's depot, and several major military hospitals.


Return to History Introduction
Civil War Events: To read a diary with slavesâ reaction to the Emancipation Proclamation, see the Digital Library of Georgia. Jan. 1: President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, declaring all slaves free in the eleven southern states then in rebellion.


Georgia History Timeline
The history of what is now Georgia was influenced by two great prehistoric events: first, the upheaval that produced the mountains of the north, and second, the overflow of an ancient ocean that covered and flattened much of the rest of the state.


Civil War in Georgia: Overview
The War's End. The. last significant military action in Georgia came from Alabama, with Union major general James Harrison Wilson's cavalry force capturing Columbus on April 16, wrecking its industrial center, and moving on to Macon. Wilson's Raid occurred one week after the surrender of the Confederacy at Appomattox.


Georgia History Timeline
Offers a chronological timeline of important dates, events, and milestones in Georgia history.


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Another less common ageing change in the vitreous gel is asteroid hyalosis, in which calcium salts are found in (usually) one eye. Changes in the posterior segment with age In addition, asteroid hyalosis is also more common in this group (Figure 1).


asteroid hyalosis
asteroid hyalosis in Medicine Expand asteroid hyalosis n. A form of hyalosis in which numerous small spherical bodies form in the vitreous humor but do not affect vision, associated with increasing age. Also called Benson's disease.


Asteroid hyalosis
Asteroid hyalosis may also be referred to by its former name, asteroid hyalitis. Asteroid hyalosis is a degenerative condition (i.e. involving the deterioration and loss of specialized function of the cells of a tissue or organ) in which very small deposits of calcium are suspended in the vitreous humour of the eye. This age-related condition is known to affect dogs as well as humans.


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Asteroid hyalosis, a medical condition affecting the human eye - if necessary seek advice from a specialist eye doctor called an ophthalmologist. This is part of a set of pages about conditions, diseases, and disorders of the human eye and visual system.


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If the complaint is of chronic, troublesome floaters, for example a patient with marked vitreous condensation, or severe asteroid hyalosis, then a routine referral may be made for consideration of vitrectomy surgery.


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Severe asteroid hyalosis obscured the fundus OD in 1 eagle (Fig 5). In 1 geriatric bird that lacked a menace response bilaterally, severe unilateral asteroid hyalosis prevented visualization of the fundus OD, which could explain the absent menace response in that eye.


asteroid hyalosis
asteroid hyalosis. asteroid hyalosis n. A form of hyalosis in which numerous small spherical bodies form in the vitreous humor but do not affect vision, associated with increasing age. Also called Benson's disease.


Asteroid hyalosis
Asteroid hyalosis does not usually severely affect vision but the floating particles can be irritating to those affected. Treatment is not usually necessary but vitrectomy (removal of part or all of the vitreous humour) may be suggested in some cases - for both diagnostic or therapeutic reasons.


Magnolia Trees
For instance, the Sweetbay Magnolia tree will grow to a mature height of about 30 to 50 feet tall. We suggest that you plant this tree about 20-30 feet apart. On the other hand, the Jane Magnolia, one of the smaller magnolia trees, will grow to a mature height of about 10 to 15 feet tall. The suggested spacing for this tree would be 8 to 10 feet apart. If youâre not sure about how far apart you should plant your trees, check out the chart below!


Jane Magnolia Tree
The Jane Magnolia forms an upright, multi-stemmed large shrub or small tree which grows steadily until it is 10 to 15 feet tall and 8 to 12 feet across. The long-lasting flowers give way to simple oval leaves about 6 inches long, which in fall turn yellow or bronze colored. The stems are smooth and a soft grey color.


Magnolias for Minnesota
*When planting any magnolia, start with a container grown plant. Magnolias do not tolerate the root disturbance associated with balling and burlapping or bare-rooting as readily as many other tree species. *All magnolias will grow best in full sunlight. They will grow in light shade, but bloom will be more sparse and plant habit will be open and less symmetrical.


Magnolia Trees
The Grand Magnolia Tree is one out of two trees that symbolizes the South perfectly. With its large glossy foliage and sweet fragrant blooms, the magnolia tree will add a touch of elegance to any yard that it rests in. Commonly found in the south, the magnolia tree thrives in zones 7 through 9.


How to Grow Magnolia Trees from Seed
I have 3 magnolia tree I pick some seed today I am going to put it into a pot and start selling the plants , I will sell them very cheap , I lost my job over seven years , am a house maker , and I need a money to help my self , am from the carribian Trinidad , I know how to grow all plant , but if anyone need some seed I will like to send it to them .


Jane Magnolia Tree
The Jane Magnolia is the perfect small tree or large shrub to bring color to your garden in spring. Before the leaves are even on the trees, the Jane Magnolia will be covered in upright blooms of a beautiful rich reddish-purple with pale-pink centers. This is the hardiest magnolia available with colored blooms â as tough as the hardiest white-blooming kind. 1  Hardy to minus 30. 2  Easily grown in regular garden conditions â even shade. 3  Smothered in beautiful red and pink blooms in spring. 4  Small enough for the smallest garden. 5  Long-lived and pest-free.


Magnolias
How Tall Do Magnolia Trees Grow? Tall Magnolias. The tallest of the magnolia trees are the Southern magnolias, which are the state trees of both Mississippi and Louisiana. The Southern magnolia can grow as far west as Texas and reaches heights of as much as 90 feet.


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Flowers have a light lemon oil aroma. Flowers typically cover the tree with a profuse bloom for about 7-9 days. Foliage does not begin to emerge until the tepals have fallen. Dark green leaves (to 8â long) are oblong-elliptic with cuspidate tips. Foliage remains attractive throughout the growing season, but produces little fall color (gray-brown).


Jane Magnolia Tree
The Jane Magnolia is generally disease-free and has no particular pests. This tree will grow in sandy, loamy or clay soils, but it does not like to grow in soils that are wet for long periods, or in ones that are dry, although mature and well-established trees are fairly drought-tolerant.


Butterfly Magnolia Tree
The Butterfly Magnolia tree is a stunning ornamental tree that showcases yellow blooms... one of the first blooms to appear in the spring! Here's why it's the most desirable centerpiece tree for any yard: Your new Butterfly Magnolia tree bursts with 4-5 inch vibrant double yellow flowers. Each bloom holds 10 to 15 petals, reminiscent of flitting butterflies.


How to Calculate Weighted Class Grades
Instructions. Determine your grade on each assignment and the weight of the grade. For example, assume you receive an 85 percent on a project that counts for 20 percent of your final grade and you receive a 100 on a test that is 80 percent of your grade. Multiply the grade on the assignment by the grade weight.In the example, 85 times 20 percent equals 17 and 100 times 80 percent equals 80. Add together all your weighted grades to find your overall grade. In the example, 17 points plus 80 points equals a weighted grade of 97.ultiply the grade on the assignment by the grade weight. In the example, 85 times 20 percent equals 17 and 100 times 80 percent equals 80. Add together all your weighted grades to find your overall grade.


How to Calculate a Weighted Average Score
A weighted average score takes different scores, or grades, with assigned weights, or percentages. A common example of a weighted average score is the grade for a class that has different percentage points for homework, participation and test grades.Calculation of a weighted average score can show you what scores you have and what scores you need to receive.ultiply the scores with their respective percentages or weights. For example, you have one score of 70 that is 25 percent of your weighted score, a score of 85 that is another 25 percent and a score of 90 that is 50 percent. Multiply 70 by 25 to get 1,750, 85 by 25 to get 2,125 and 90 by 50 to get 4,500.


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3. Convert those percentages to a number. Multiply that percentage score by the number for the category to find out how many points you earned for that category. For example, if you earned 95% in a category weighted at 20% (.95 x 20 = 19), you will earn 19 points for that category.. Convert those percentages to a number. Multiply that percentage score by the number for the category to find out how many points you earned for that category. For example, if you earned 95% in a category weighted at 20% (.95 x 20 = 19), you will earn 19 points for that category.


How to Calculate Weighted Class Grades
Grades on some assignments have more weight towards your final grade than other assignments. In order to perform this calculation, you need to know the weight of each grade. This is the percentage the grade counts toward your final grade. Adding together each weighted assignment calculates your overall grade.ultiply the grade on the assignment by the grade weight. In the example, 85 times 20 percent equals 17 and 100 times 80 percent equals 80. Add together all your weighted grades to find your overall grade.


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For ex, a class w only 3 tests, all weighted equally, each are worth 33.33%, and not the 33% that Iâm able to enter. An 84.65 on a test is different than an 84, or an 85, and each are different in 33% of the grade average, or 34% of the grade average.Whether you change these things or not, thanks for making this site.or ex, a class w only 3 tests, all weighted equally, each are worth 33.33%, and not the 33% that Iâm able to enter. An 84.65 on a test is different than an 84, or an 85, and each are different in 33% of the grade average, or 34% of the grade average.


How to Calculate a Weighted Average Score
Multiply the scores with their respective percentages or weights. For example, you have one score of 70 that is 25 percent of your weighted score, a score of 85 that is another 25 percent and a score of 90 that is 50 percent. Multiply 70 by 25 to get 1,750, 85 by 25 to get 2,125 and 90 by 50 to get 4,500.ultiply the scores with their respective percentages or weights. For example, you have one score of 70 that is 25 percent of your weighted score, a score of 85 that is another 25 percent and a score of 90 that is 50 percent. Multiply 70 by 25 to get 1,750, 85 by 25 to get 2,125 and 90 by 50 to get 4,500.


How to Calculate Grades With Weighted Percentages
For example, if your first test is 20 percent of your grade, you would divide 20 by 100 to get 0.2. If your second test is worth 30 percent and your final test is worth 50 percent, you would divide 30 and 50 by 100 to get 0.3 and 0.5. Multiply each grade by its weighted percentage.or example, if your first test is 20 percent of your grade, you would divide 20 by 100 to get 0.2. If your second test is worth 30 percent and your final test is worth 50 percent, you would divide 30 and 50 by 100 to get 0.3 and 0.5. Multiply each grade by its weighted percentage.


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Average Legal Secretary Salaries. The average salary for legal secretary jobs is $48,000. Average legal secretary salaries can vary greatly due to company, location, industry, experience and benefits.This salary was calculated using the average salary for all jobs with the term legal secretary anywhere in the job listing.verage legal secretary salaries can vary greatly due to company, location, industry, experience and benefits. This salary was calculated using the average salary for all jobs with the term legal secretary anywhere in the job listing.


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salary results for secretary in scotland uk here you can see the average salary for the job you entered based on our most recent job advertsour salary calculator also lets you view the highest and lowest salaries recently offered for that job and how your current salary comparesclicking on top salaries will provide you with a breakdown of salaries based on industry and locationigh the typical high end salary you can expect for this kind of job based on last month s job ads average this is the median or middle salary from a list of last month s related job ads low the typical low range salary for this kind of job again based on last month s job ads


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Salary results for Secretary. Here you can see the average salary for the job you entered, based on our most recent job adverts. Our salary calculator also lets you view the highest and lowest salaries recently offered for that job, and how your current salary compares.Clicking on 'Top salaries' will provide you with a breakdown of salaries based on industry and location.igh: The typical high-end salary you can expect for this kind of job, based on last month's job ads. Average: This is the 'median', or middle salary, from a list of last month's related job ads. Low: The typical low-range salary for this kind of job, again based on last month's job ads.


Salary Guide
Source: Frasia Wright Associates in depth and ongoing analysis of confidential discussions with lawyers throughout the UK and overseas. Figures are based on average salaries across a range of firms and organisations.(For all of the salary levels, benefits are not included.) These figures are intended as a guide only, and should be viewed as such.ource: Frasia Wright Associates in depth and ongoing analysis of confidential discussions with lawyers throughout the UK and overseas. Figures are based on average salaries across a range of firms and organisations.


A Guide To Mortgage Closing Costs
Discount Fee - Points you can pay to buy down an interest rate. The more points you pay, the lower the interest rate. Application Fee - Lenders/Brokers may charge this fee up front to offset the cost of processing your loan. Processing Fee - A fee to cover the costs to process your loan.


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Not Included in APR: 1  Appraisal Fee. 2  Title Fees (Title Insurance, Escrow fees, Doc Prep Fees) 3  Attorney Fees (In Attorney states only)  Notary 1  fee. Home Inspection fees.  Recording 1  fee. Transfer 2  taxes. Credit Report  Fee.


A Guide To Mortgage Closing Costs
The most confusing aspect of obtaining a mortgage loan can be interpreting mortgage closing costs and fees. Because of this, two major mistakes are common. Mistake #1: Comparing mortgage rates only, while not considered the closing costs associated with each particular rate.


Finance Charges
Presentations/Memos. Finance Charges. DEFINITION: Includes any charge payable directly or indirectly by the consumer and imposed directly or indirectly by the creditor incident to or required by the Lender except for fees that would be charged in a comparable cash transaction.


What are APR fees?
The following fees ARE generally included in the APR: Points- both discount points and origination points. 1 point equals 1% of the loan amount. Pre-paid interest- The interest paid from the date the loan closes to the end of the month. If you close on August 10th, you will pay 21 days of pre-paid interest. Admin Fee.


What Does Mortgage APR Include?
Another example of something that is not factored into your APR is title fees. Title fees pay for the expense of the title rep present at your closing and title insurance that covers you in the event you have an unexpected lien on a property you just purchased.


A Guide To Mortgage Closing Costs
The APR is the percentage cost of the credit for which you are obtaining on a yearly basis. The APR was designed by the federal government to reveal the true total cost of getting a loan. The APR includes the interest rate and other added costs such as points, origination fees, and mortgage insurance (if applicable).


What Does Mortgage APR Include?
If you have already been presented with your loan documents, your APR can be found on the Truth in Lending page. While the actual calculation of the APR can be quite difficult, what is and is not included in the calculation is relatively easy.


Mortality Due to Circulatory Diseases
Canada reduced deaths due to circulatory diseases from 584 per 100,000 population in 1960 to an estimated 131 in 2009âan average decline of 3 per cent per year. Only Australia managed a larger cut in its mortality ratesâby 3.3 per cent, on average, per year.


Mortality Due to Heart Disease and Stroke
Nunavut is the top-ranked region in Canada, with a three-year average mortality rate of only 97.2 per 100,000 population. The territory scores an âAâ and ranks second only to France, the top performer with a mere 84.5 deaths per 100,000 due to heart disease and stroke per year on average between 2009 and 2011.


Mortality Due to Circulatory Diseases
Canada ranks 4th out of the 16 peer countries, and earns an âAâ grade. The most recent year of published data on circulatory disease mortality rates for Canada is 2004, with 161 deaths per 100,000 population. The estimated mortality rate for 2009 was 131 deaths per 100,000 population.


NCD mortality and morbidity
The leading causes of NCD deaths in 2012 were cardiovascular diseases (17.5 million deaths, or 46% of all NCD deaths), cancers (8.2 million, or 22% of all NCD deaths), and respiratory diseases, including asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (4.0 million).


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The mortality decline has been under way for many years. Canadian age-standardized total mortality fell from 8.2 deaths per thousand population in 1981 to 6.9 per thousand in 1996, then to 5.3 in 2008, a decline of 35%.


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There have been remarkable changes in our mortality patterns over recent years. These point to the major impact of preventive programs, of social and environmental improvements, and also of medical care. Canada lies roughly third among industrial countries in terms of life expectancy, of self-rated health and mortality rates.


Mortality Due to Heart Disease and Stroke
Quebec, B.C., and New Brunswick are the only other regions with lower heart disease and stroke mortality rates than the Canadian average. Still, five other regions also earn âBâ grades compared with Canadaâs international peersâOntario, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, Yukon, and Manitoba.


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Nice to Know: 1  The mortality decline has been under way for many years. 2  Correspondingly, life expectancy rose, from approximately 71 years in 1961 to 75 years in 1981 to almost 79 years in 1996 and over 81 in 2009 (an increase of 14%) (Conference Board of Canada).


NCD mortality and morbidity
NCD mortality and morbidity. Of 56 million global deaths in 2012, 38 million, or 68%, were due to noncommunicable diseases. The four main NCDs are cardiovascular diseases, cancers, diabetes and chronic lung diseases. The burden of these diseases is rising disproportionately among lower income countries and populations.


Mortality Due to Heart Disease and Stroke
Quebec is the only province to receive an âAâ grade, with an average mortality rate of 124.6 deaths per 100,000 population. Overall, Canada ranks 6th among the 16 peer countries and scores a âBâ grade. Between 2009 and 2011, an average of 141.9 Canadians died per 100,000 population due to heart disease and stroke.


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If you are plaanning to bake bacon, you need to bake bacon at a temperature at 375 degrees F by preheating the oven. Put the pan inside the oven and then start baking for abouâ¦t 20-30 minutes. Cook each side of the bacon for 10 minutes before turning to the other side. After that, you can take the rack out of the oven. Hope this helps.


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Confidence votes 1.2K. Crispy cooked bacon is supposedly safe at room temperature because the water activity is too low for pathogens to grow. See Related Links. Cooked bacon is a protein and may be safe for an hour or so at room temp, but after that it should be kept at either less than 40Â°F or higher than 140Â°F. Crispy cooked bacon is supposedly safe at room temperature because the water activity is too low for pathogens to grow. See Related Links.

Cooked bacon is a protein and may be safe for an hour or so at room temp, but after that it should be kept at either less than 40Â°F or higher than 140Â°F.


How long bacon stay fresh at room temperature?
How long bacon stay fresh at room temperature? Bacteria can form on food left out longer than an hour. Actually,  bacteria is already on food and it multiplies every 20 mins, if you  refrigerate food the bacteria will muâ¦ltiply a lot slower,  bacteria's ideal temp is around 30 degrees Celsius.


Does Cooked Bacon Need to Be Refrigerated?
Cooked bacon needs to be refrigerated, unless it is factory-cooked in an unopened package. Cooked bacon can be made shelf-stable through complicated factory processes that cannot be reproduced at home.


A History of Central Banking in the United States
Also, with the war debt largely taken care of, many no longer saw the need for a national bank. So in 1811, when faced with the decision to renew the Bank's charter, Congress refused, by one vote, to renew it, and the bank ceased operations.


Federal Reserve System: 12 Regional Banks with 1 Central Power Base. The New York Fed. Over 70 Percent of Assets with New York Fed.
The New York Fed. Over 70 Percent of Assets with New York Fed. Posted by mybudget360 in bailout, banks, FDIC, federal reserve, us treasury, wall street 3 Comment The Federal Reserve Banks are broken up into 12 regional banks across the country by geographic location.


Making Sense of the Federal Reserve
Introduction to the Board of Governors. The Board of Governors, located in Washington, D.C., is the federal government agency that regulates banks, contributes to the nation's monetary policy, and oversees the activities of Reserve Banks. At the core of the Federal Reserve System is the Board of Governors, or Federal Reserve Board. The Board of Governors, located in Washington, D.C., is a federal government agency that is the Fed's centralized component. The Board consists of seven members who are appointed by the president of the United States and confirmed by the Senate. These Governors guide the Federal Reserve's policy actions. A Governor's term is 14 years. It is possible, however, for a Federal Reserve Governor to serve a longer term.


A History of Central Banking in the United States
The Bank was to have start-up capital of $10 million, financed by selling stock. This was quite a large sum at the time. The federal government would own $2 million, giving it substantial control, with the remainder owned by private investors.


Federal Reserve System: 12 Regional Banks with 1 Central Power Base. The New York Fed. Over 70 Percent of Assets with New York Fed.
Without question, it is clear that only one of the 12 Regional Banks actually holds the powerbase of the Federal Reserve System. In fact, all other 11 divisions can disappear and the Fed would still hold the vast majority of its current assets. The New York Fed virtually dominates the entire system.


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Step 4. Schedule Your System Installation. Your solar panel installation will be scheduled at a time that's convenient for you, and all of the paperwork and permitting required will be handled by the professional installer. Typical solar installations take 2-5 days depending on the size of your home.


Solar Power Systems
Regardless of the type of solar panel used, the most ideal location of a solar power system would be installed panels on a roof â in a region with long peak sunlight hours â with the panels facing toward the south (for homes in the northern hemisphere).


Solar Power Systems
If you own your home and feel you are paying too much for electricity, then solar power may be the right clean energy option for you. Every year, The Home Depot helps thousands of homeowners install solar power systems that will reduce the cost of monthly electricity bills.


How much does a solar system cost these days?
You can find out more about the cost of a solar panel system here. You can also choose to finance the residential energy system, and go solar with zero down payment via solar leasing or Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), which is another great way to start save without having to pay for the system in full upfront.


Solar Power Systems
When you go solar, you get more control of your monthly electricity costs. Youâll know what to expect including the amount of electricity your system will deliver. And, the longer you own your solar power system the bigger the savings will be.


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The CSF glucose is usually normal, but is depressed in 5% to 15% of cases of mumps meningitis (Jubelt 1984). Rarely, the glucose has been decreased in isolated cases of viral meningitis caused by other viruses (Jubelt and Lipton 1989; Rubeiz and Roos 1992; Chiou et al 1998). The CSF protein is usually normal to mildly elevated in the 50 to 100 mg/dL range. A Spanish study of infants younger than 3 months of age who presented with fever of unknown source found that 4.8% had enteroviral meningitis and 60% of those diagnosed did not have a CSF pleocytosis (Gomez et al 2012).


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1 CSF C-reactive protein (CRP) is an acute phase reactant and is elevated with inflammation. 2  It is markedly increased with bacterial meningitis. 3  Since it is very sensitive even with early bacterial meningitis, it is often used to distinguish between bacterial and viral meningitis.


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Most viruses causing viral meningitis can be isolated from the CSF (Klawans and Goetz 1978). Viral isolation from the throat, urine, and stool should also be attempted. A 4-fold rise in specific antibody in the convalescent serum specimen, or the intrathecal production of specific antibody, supports the diagnosis.


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1 CSF lactate dehydrogenase (LD) â used to differentiate between bacterial and viral meningitis; the level is usually increased with bacterial meningitis and not with viral meningitis; may also be elevated with leukemia or stroke.


Community-Acquired Pneumonia (CAP)
In the appropriate clinical setting, the CSF examination is the most important test to establish a diagnosis of viral meningitis. The CSF is clear, with a normal to moderately elevated pressure. The cell count ranges from 10 to 1000 cells/mm3, but is usually less than 300 cells/mm3 (Meyers and Gurtman 1990).


Neonatal Hypoglycemia
1 CSF glucose â normal is about 2/3 the concentration of blood glucose. 2  Glucose levels may decrease when cells that are not normally present use up (metabolize) the glucose.


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1 Oligoclonal bands may be seen with multiple sclerosis and Lyme disease. 2  CSF IgG (Immunoglobulin G) â increased in some conditions, such as multiple sclerosis, herpes encephalitis, connective tissue diseases. 3  Myelin basic protein â seen when the covering of nerves (myelin) breaks down, such as with multiple sclerosis.


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Final rule for property carriers issued in 2011 by. FMCSA. Drivers are limited to driving 11 hours and. working no more than 14 hours each day with 10. hours resting between shifts. Drivers are also limited. to 60 hours on duty in 7 consecutive days or 70 hours. on duty in 8 consecutive days.